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O. sIGOUREdHX a som,
lO6 Maia-st. Hartford, CT,

O. sxGOURT1HX a SON,
1O6 NIain-st. Hartford, CT,
Offer for sale, of their oson direct importation,
40 CASES of Cast Steel, in round, square,
'AESJ and fiat bars, and in sheets of a very
great variety of sizes, and suited to almost
every description of mechanics work.
GOO BUNDLES
English iron wire OF superior quality.
Timed iron, brass, copper, cast steel and sill
yer plated wire. Ee
Brass, copper, and iron woye wire. Fl
A great variety of brass water cocks from 10
in bore TO 2 inches, for paper mills, &C.
Silver plated, and brass metal.
Iron hoops. Brnzier,s rods.
English fine drawn, wrought nails, and Grit
fms best horse nails.
Black hair-cloih chair seating.
10 bales shoe thread and bookbindc thread.
Broom twine. and other twinos aud lines, and
Best London Emery. ALSO.
10000 lbs. American iron wire. sss4
800 boxes tind plates, common and extra
sizes,
English and Russia sheet iron. t
$4,000 lbs. sheet zinc, various thicknesses.
Sheet copper, copper bolt, and copper locks
A large stock Of Hobart's full soeighi cut
tacks. and Hight iceigM do.
300 Casks cut nails. 10000 lbs. pig lead.
Lead pipe from 80 inch to inches bore.
Sheet lead by the roll.
so BARRELS COOPER'S III
Best American Glue, of various qualities.
Black lead melting pots, and old copper for
melting. s IN III q
Brass kettles, kettle ears, copper riyets.
A constant supply. Of Hardware paper, as
agents for the makers. 13- gas
- -.
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xDWMERY. Rodgess' superior pen
"a pockss KNIVES. table ana tea KNIVES
- Ecrks. Razcrs, sc. sc. -.
-, July rs. !. 1.AvykENelzEe:-
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Drugs and Medicines,

DrugS and MeOlclneS,
RMSsoes, OSJe, UtSzpeR. ~. !
AT wi1oEKSALE AND NETAfr.
d Ge BECKWITH
- OFFERS for sale a complete
~ assortment Of tho above arti-
81 cles. in quantities "a suit the pur-
chaser, on as good terms as they
can be bought within the state. FIR
cash or credit including a. assortment Of
Br0nzeSs Gold q silver Leaf:and Foil. Gums
Copal and Shellac, Alcohol, japan and COpal
Varnishs Tamarinds, MaddeT, COchineaI. In.
digo. American and Russia Isinglass, Spicos.
Sal Eratiss Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda
and Seidlitz Powders, Congress Water. sumo.
rior and common winter sperm, castor, pure
Linseed and Sweet OILS Chlorine, Tooth
Wash, Prcston's Salts. Baybeffy Taliow.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF %
P.9Y.1C.N'T MEDICINES
including Anderson's Cough Drops. Swn;rn,s
PanaceO, Batcman's Drops, WEIGH Med;ra.
Mentun, ThOmpson's Eye Water, Pr1.Is 81
various kinds, &c. &C. e ts $ la 90
Also, a complete assortment Of ~ ss-
English and American Paints,
among which are white and red Lead. Whit.
ing. Chrome Yellow 81 Green, Prussian 3luo
No. and 2, Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra ia
Sienna, Vermilion, Lamp Black, &C. n N
London Brown Stout, Porter; Old Madeira,
pure Port Samose and other VVWNES-
Pure Cogniac Brandy. Holland Gin, West
India Rum, &c.ias Medicines. H., ..,yy,ss...
TPhysicials, Hatters, Painters, &c. sun.
piled on as good terms as they can purchase
the snlile qualities in New-York.
LHchGeM, july, 1888.
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NOTICE.

lVO AOHs s R4l.&A ~
TEyHE Court Of Probate for the district of
New Milford has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for tho creditors
of the estate of john WANT, late Of New
Milf0rd,i jim said district, deceased, represented
-insolvent, to exhibit their claims against said
estate, and has appointed the subscribers
Commissioners TO receive, examine and ad.
just said claims. We hereby give nosice,
that we shall meet 70 attend 20 the duties Of
our said appointment, ut the late DWELLING
house Of the deceased, in said New Milford,
on the 2lst day of October, 1880, and the
10Th day Of February, 1870. at one o'clock in
the afternoon on each Of said days. All
claims not presented within said limited tisno
will be debarred recovery. Gn
Dawn STERLING, r,..G Il
WLLIAM PICKETT, SoA'" -: 4
ALI persons indebted TO said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment. Ell
WfLLEAM Al KNAHP, Adm.
NeaO MILFORD, Sspt 2, 1880. IA
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!. "a R,DwA ,RR.

"a GENERALassortIhent of excellent "a.
A BILE Cutlery, also Wilson'S, Algof,s, ana
other Shoe Knives RazOrs. Pen and Pocket
Knives, Cloth md Hair Brushes, Tooth %.
Horse brushes. whitewash brushes, and Shoe
brushes superior Scissors Percussion Cans.
Tea bells. common and polished Steel Smut.
iers, Indelible TAX ivory and dressing Combs.
Tea Trays. fish hooks and lines, cloihes lines
and bed Cords. brass and iron CandIe.stichs.
!apand Lamps. Britannia Faucets all sizes,
Molasses Gates Norfolk Iatches Bats and
Screws. Iron Rivets, Gimblefs, Coffee mills.
curry Combs, Cards, cat Tacks, all sizesr
Brads. Locks Of different kinds and . varie-
" Of other goods in the above line.
August n. a ISAAC LAWRENCE. y
DEACK and Blue Black Bombaxines and
.MD Silks, Monslin de LaineA Printed Lawns.
light and dark Prints Shawls and dfes@
hdkts. brown and white Linen Table ClolAs.
Linen Napkias. narlap's kassia Ehaa1inr.
brown Linens. Irish Linens. nlAck Ilniisn
ine Cambria hdkfA l. LAWRENCE
August NJ 1s N
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Mns1fe Particular .N,bESce.
$nE Undersigned once moro calls unon
= his del'nquent debtors 10 Jork ossr ina.
nnellately. or expect 10 fina their ncconn,.
with tho SnERFrP. DAVID ii f0nn',
Liickssla. August z, 1850.
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Maple sEN0lRsset,
May 2. at N. Il. NoRFH q Cos.

VTSIIE undersigned having entered into col
II partnership, under the firm of
49, huxley ~ GOOke. Z
'sttsaN ~ WILL CONTINUE The = sssA.
CABINET BUSEN ESS
at the old stand Of Desreg r Bulkley. two doors
west Of the County House, where all orders
will be thankfully received and punctnalIy
attended to. DAVID G. BULKLEY,
q %te $3.50 VIRG1LLIUS G. COOKE.
N. B. Ageneral assortment of FINehcoek's
Chairs constantly on hand for sale. s9ias
.lsitchf field, JUNO g, 1889. a u, haa9 H.
DRIME MoLassEs, SUGAR, RICE, CaDrrsH
Il and other GROCERIES, Just received,
~ ~ by 80 !. LAWRENCE &
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1roadcIosls Summer 0OOds.
gTVkaE subscriber can accommodate these
i. in want, with almost every Color quaii-
~ and style Of Brbadcloths and Casss.seres-s,
siao. soI,na superior quality plain and figured
l,lnr.lr mia hlIle- black Hstia Vesfsngs; some
verv :rretfv light Vestings and dark Vesilngs
az iferenf stvIes; Italian Cloths, Grass c.osn'
Brown Linen. plain and ribbed white L.,nsn
Drillines, with every variety Of Suu''l'ci
stulfs. for sale cheap. ,,D,snrr,re
JnIv II. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
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IN - 10 &NA&&lEAk&,&&MA &AkGs
CLOCK AND. WATCH BIAKER,
WHO has received from New York, ami
w will keep on hand, q good assortment
OF Jewellers Goods, as cheap as can
be had in the state consisting Ia 1,dyf Of V =
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Breast Pins, BELT
Slides and Buckles, Silver Spoons, SPecta-
Giles, Thimbles. Pencil Cases, Butter Knives
and Sugar Bows; Plated Spoons, Shutters,
and Trays; near,sighted Spcctacles and Eye
Glasses; Steel Pens, Razors, Penknives, Scis-
sors, Tuning Forks. Tweezcrs and Magnets !:
Music Boxes, Violins, Clarionets, FlntessF ifes,
Violin Strings. Clarionet Reeds, Flute and
Fife Preceptors, Shell Combs, Watch oil, &c
-i q. atas4 s4safs ALSO fs,,r IA ss,rt go NJ
Dr.. w. EpdYas'' Camonsile and Family Ape-
rient Pills, with directions, recommended by
thousands for dyspepsia, nervous and all sto-
mach complains, for sale here. \. m. IL
I One door east IF Presbyterian Church, <s@
Liichfeld, 1898, 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

fndii lie difficulty efgciug onheyone my strength
| fetnfred again. tMsnprtse Islands, 81 KEYS, ara
stns hsnl of sand near flir coast. veted nj III
tide. On which msnerars bushes grow between hen
are wide channels. The bnehes grow 50 dense n
~ be nearly iinpersnns and from The roaIs an i'm
meuse number of harp.poie,ed sprouts stick up.
which makes walking isfolsh them Ike Walking
IN spikes. especial, fur ran without shots1 !
nov endeayered Ia 60 bach again up the Carioosa.
haiebic hopiee that snne vessel would put ~. At
iet fourteen DAYS Wandering. laid down beside a
fresh water stream. where | remained tonf days,
WHEN heard The noise oil fI. steamboat coming, anu
b, uading out was aud taken on board never
SO happy a, when saw that boat ap-
ptoath.
THE wounded dfaeoon who ran ashore with me
had laid quite near astrsaI close by. without my
knowing H. and was also brought of. lie Thea loo
Ell in much better eondiiian ihan mssrlL but has
since died Of the wound lac received IN The high on
The FIRST attack had nothing to cat but Tdcoon
oysips. which sometimes washed ashote "a lark
malety ih,ng VII rh gtows elusrrs.) and had only
u stump of knife "a open hem; on Tie last DAY.
had notldng bur fadiers & species oferab MOI much
larger rban good sized epidenD lley were houid
biiier, bu | ale them down Ike ralsins. Had moi
Ihr vessel providsnually arrived should NOT have
survived twenty four hours longer. an confident
that Sandy Pers man, the ncpfo interpreter, MAS not
among The dead was fepotted.'
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I.orscs, Cniiic. Ahccp n,,n REogs.

among which there are eight or ten valuable Young
WORK liORSES, four or five Y uke Of OXEN,
fifteen twenty good milk COWS aud CALVES,
forty hvo or fifty atienod Hogs, sxly seventy re-
markably fine EWES, great many of which are
hall Bakcwell
Also about FIVE hundred barrels Of CORN, sixty
or seventy thousand pounds OF OATS, large crop
el HAY, FODDER, SuuCKS and STRAW,
all my Plantation Utensils with Wagons, Cars &c.
Also my household and Kitchen FURNl-
TURE. among which there Is new Rosewood
PIANO, besides great deal ul other valuable Fur
nIurc.
Terms will be liberal, aud made known on the day
OF sale
AT tie same time and place there are 10 be twelve
OF fifteen Negroes hired. S. NJ. SCOTT
Oct. 10 ids
The Richmond Enquirer aud Wing will please
insert the above three times. and forward their ac.
courts 10 this OGiee for payment.
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NOTICE.

TG'ilE subscribers Wool cardng Machine. vii
4 be in inIl operation by the l0th day Of the pre-
sent month, Ounce The Machine is entirely new
made by the skful workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor. who has bccu ia the practice of making them
for the last 90 yeats and pledges himself 10 keep it
II FIST rate order.
The terms for carding will be cents per pound the
owner Of the wool TO furnish ponnd Of grease FOR
every 0 pounds OF wool. The Machine will be sit
united on Black water, miles from Lyuchburg, on
tho Forest Road. AZ the mill formerly owned by Mrs
Tae. Ipledse myselfto use every exertion in max
ing 6rstrte Rolls. Wool will be received al the
Mgchae. Persons DESTROYS To send Wool to my NJ H.
are informed that il they will leave the same al the
Stores of Messrs. Mckinney & Mosby or Brown &
Cross, viii cause the satuc 1T my expense tc
be carried to the Mill, catded aud brought again for
delivery IN the form of Rolls. ! shall also keep con
santly al the same places. n supply of WOOL
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made 10 CIV" satisfaction.
TANDY *. KIDD.
June II IA
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From ne Nae Haren Palladium, Oct q

]
| Mosr HoRnfBlr MugnrR.-One OF the most
savage murders which 1t has been our lot 10 re
cord, pen euated IN The suburbs OF our city on
Friday night last, on The person of nulato ~onan
Of III lsme, named Maria Simmons, who has for
some time been The rrputrd wife 4 man ot her
/ color named Gee who Is now IN the State Prison.
/ The girl bdaldcd III the house OF the above named
Goe, ia the southwestern put of tie city, known
as the Oyster point region, and she occupied tJom
/ in another house noi far distant. She fouad
about thee quarters OF nile from her residence,
near The banks oil the Wesi River, On Saturday NOR
einp. by those who went quest OF her. She was
dead and horribly mntllatedher clothing nearly all
stripped from hei hody--her Jaw broken, aud one o,
Two 81 her teeth lying upon The eround--a cash IN
het right bfeast-ber bowels protfuding through
three Long wounds. extending from the abdomen 10
the Iibs.--wounds apparently made with the ut
most defibcfalion. IN addition 10 ihesr, her legs
ifom the knees upwards were open to the bone by
sinilar wounds. licr throat also exhibited marks of
extreme violence. The verdict Of the Jury is thai
she came TO htr death by some person or persons
unknown. The affair ~ yet almost wholly shfouded
~ mystery, and is not therefore either necessary
or proper 10 relate the contradictory stories aloat
concerning II. A while man, who was IN company
with her thu evening previous, and far ii0m the
Il Of the murder, has been arrested, aud viii to-
morrow or next day undergo more SPECIAL cSamI-
ualion lie clains 10 have been knocked down hy
Two negroes, 10 have fed, and to have head the
CRIES OF murder soUu Afterwards; which story may
or may moi be true IN all its parts. The cries of
murder were. however. heard IN that quarter
Fnday night. between ten and eleven O'clock
That the grl was walking with the whc man from
her house 10 The direction Of the scene of blood Is
not denied. but no stain oi blood WAS found about
him; and there indeed but little about The bo
dy Of the murdered woman, IL having rained con
sldcfably on tho night Of the murder. She wore
ellt OF gold Chain about her neck. aud variety
ol fings upon her finger also u pair of stectaclcs-
all OF which were found on near her person. The
Affair, rs may well be supposed has created consid.
efable excitement IA our community. The whole
deed and all concerned IN IL, will undoubtedly soon
be brought to lgh.
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$50 REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Sunday
N q night the goth inst. negro man, y EEEEEN,
81 Yeas old, and Nancy ms wife, % years old. Ste
phea is dark colour, full large eyes, fine eounfe-
nance and voice his clothing is not known,
as lie carried off several suits. lie has suit OF
blue broad cloth, or 3 pan of pantaloons, home
nlnde Jeans. and big Of Gambler. Nancy is Il
bright mularo with full head OF hair, right arm
stiff inthe elbow. She has seycraldresses Of striped
Linsey aud others of Mefino. Calico, &c cloak Of
CIrcassian aud a Nuns bonnet, striped. Stephen
was raised in Boietonn county, in the family OF the
Beales, and had lived there and IN Pocahontas coun-
~ until bought him. which has been hat little
more than two months He was owned IN Pocahon-
las, his last place OF residence, by Mr. Morphat,
who was also the owner OF his wife, Nancy. Her
father and mother are now owned by Martin Diley,
in near luntersvillc. Pocabonas county, where
lhink II is probable they will make their way, as
they to have extensive acquaintance in that and
Botetourt counties. ! will give the above reward if
delivered to me in Lynchbure aud pay all necessary
expenses incurred, orii lhey be confined jail that
| get them araiu. TIIO'S LOVE.
@ - The buchanan journal aud Bewisburg En-
qnner will please The above twice and forward
their accounts TO tins Office for payment.
Oct 81 IL
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Ejg.i:ss Jones,

and attempted 10 pass fee man. but since says
he belongs to Mrs. Elizabeth Mcneil, Polly aud
George Griffith. hO resided when he left In Cum
be Land county North Caroljna.-Uras is five feet
five aud one quarter inches high about weny-six or
seven sears OF age, has the right cheek. on
the left side OF his forehead near The haii and be-
tween tie eyes--he las. also. several seats the
breast and left leg-is OF dark compile xion--speaks
quick aud converses well-he read PRINT and
says he Is n rough carpenter. When taken, he had
ID his possession silver watch, some jeweiy aud
$40 in cash. blue cloth ffoek coat. with velvet
collar checked velvet vest, osercoai, with some
otior articles Of clothing, aud an iyor. headed sword
cane.
4No,o his is 10 gire notice, That unless the said
Negro is reclaimed aud all charges paid, by the 25lh
Of November. 1889, he Will Soid according law,
for all fees, &c &c. II. NOWL1N, JaiIor
of rankin County, Virginia.
Franklin Co, Oct. % w25N
o. The "Danye Reporter will please copy
until The day OF sale, aud forward lis account 10 me
for collection. Ii. NOWLIN.
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.V EEDEC.9E COAEEGP,,
IN. Richmond Ntrciuin

fkNllE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the Med
n zeal Department of llampden Sydney College,
al Richmond, viii commence CO MONDAY, October
DIST, 1899, and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARMER. NJ. ID. Professor OF Surgery
aud Surgical Anatomy.
JNo. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ. d. Professor OF Anatomy aud
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor Of
Materia Medica aud Therapeutics.
K. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, Nj. ID. Professor of Chem
islry aud Pharmacy.
The College InGtmary. attached to the COLLEGE
Binding, has been successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly mum
Der OF interesting Medical aud Surgical Cases,-to
which the Student has access nj all hours.
The College lntrmary, together with the Aims
House, Penitcntlary and Armory, (Which are under
the char Oft two of the ProlcsSurs) will afford the
Student an opportunity of witnessing the various dis
eases incident to Southern climate. The abundance
of materials for Anatomical purposes and the reduced
prce at which theyare furnished, viii enable the stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge of the Anato-
my OF the human body and the use of Surgical In
suumeBts
During the last Winter Course of Lectures from
the number OF Surgical Cases admitted into the
'"''''"',' wv 'ul'Ss"t VI surgery was tnableu lo
exhibit before the class nearly all the important Sur
gcal operations unpn the Hripg subject and from
the Increasing popularity of the lnhrmaty, there /,
reason 10 believe that hereafter the Surgical Case.
III the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, ncludiug fuel, lights, servants
attendance, &c. can be obtained in this city for fcA
dollars per werk.
Weare authorised to state that full Course o
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e
quiyalent to one in the following Medical Schools
University OF Penusy vauia jefferson Medical Col
lcee ofPnlladelpbia; Medical College of the Sal,
OF SouthC moliua /; Tfannsylvanla University, Lex
lngtou, Ky; University Of Maryland, &c. &c
The Professor OF Anatomy will open the Dissect
ing Rooms Of The College ON the FIRST of October.
AuG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty
Richmond. May % On
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Portrait Painting.

AIR. & MRS. NICHOLSON having taken 'te
VI house formerly occupied by Mr. Balf2' 4.
Amherst Couu llouse prepared 10 s'ash'
Miniatures and Portraits, tor ANY " iloina,
desire IL. Our terms moderate. aud vi invite Tue
public generally. and ~ particular thusr Who are dis
posel 10 encourage US 10 call aud examine the quail
ny of our Paintings. From Tie satisfaction hereto
fore giyen. hope meet "ith liberal encourage
ment.
~, % Wv
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Is CHANCERY.
REMEDY FOR PILES.

SNR. w. w. MARSHALL'S infaIIibe rem'
~ Tor the above disease, by H. LATHAM
n. B.-Numerous references can be given
submit the certificates ofthe Rev. William A. on"
and Thomas Hurt. as specimens OF many more 7
might he offered. Others will be published liom "
10 Time, as we may find room.
This is to certify that have had fair oppo'pIs
TO kkow both the nature and en'e cts Of DR.. Ma'''
iemedy for The BLIND Piles, aud think 1t aoy]
owe to those who suffer wllh this distressing TIL,
10 say, that il may be confidently relied on as =.
agreeable aud Efficient remedy for the form Of y,
i"r which the proprietor recommends H.
been extensively used in the circle OF my "q,
lance, and case Of failure has not conn
kuowlege. WILLIAM A. SMl ll
Ed. ofhe Ia. Az. c. Con J0'"
Richmond, Va. October 81, 1887. uAs
hereby certify that was afflicted for a V"
yea's with the Piles. which produced gre"
ness and general arrangement fIhe sys
several and repeated prescriptions fiom fWs
(which proved Of no avail fortunately Tor ""
an account Of DR.. w. w. Marshalfs ren'%
newspaper. | procured it, and in sho''
made perfect cure, and in the cou,''
months | iegalued my usual health !
confidence recommend ii as an efficient iii; ;,tR
THOMAS ho'
White ChimneyS, Ia. Oct. "a, 1887.
Oct ID.
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TO Carpenters and stone MasOns.

'EllE undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
L. the County Court of Bedford, 10 contract for
the building Of a BRIDGE across Big Ouer. at
Buiks' ford, viii attend "a, the ford. on Friday, the
Sh day of November next. for that purpose. The
Bridge 10 be at least two hundred feet long on
five stone pillars d feet hugh. For further descrp-
ton. reference may be bad to the plan fled
IN the Clerks Ofice. which plan will be exhibited on
thai day. JOHN w. HOLT,
l.. MCDANIEL. and
OTHER COMMISSIONERS.
Oct. wtSN
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Oae handred Dollars ssesr0ref.

4 ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 9th of
"a july very bright muIatto Boy by the name
OF W AKNEA, about 3 feet Q inches in height,
ID years of age, spare made, strait black hair.
black eyes Sentec IN his appearance very polite in
ms manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conceit
ed has small sears the back ofune of his hands
lie took with hun two suits OF cloths one OF gray
nt"auciot irock coat and pantaloons. the other oil
honeSpnn' copperns color roundabout x pautaloons
and black Iuf hat about half worn. it requires
close Inspection TO distinguish him from a white
person. 1t IS supposed that he has gone in the
Erection Of Lynesburg, or Hillsborough, o,
down the river.
VIII give the above reward if taken over 90
miles foH, home; over o and within 90 miles $40
within 10 miles, $40, If he is returned to me- OF
odSed III JAIL so thai get him again.
NATllL. u. THOMAS,
Near Milton, n. c.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

WILL SELL on Monday the 4th DAY Of No
4 vembef next, my HOUSE AND LOT at the
junction &C 81 Ally anL ia street the lot contains
half acre, with a comfortable Dwelling House, and
Well fGue water. The sale will be conducted by
Payne * Turner, auefInneers.
FLEMING COLEMAN.
No, q,
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Public sale OF Land and Ne


pN VIRTUE of a deed of trust. executed by
- William Walton. To the subscriber, on the 22d
nay Of December S35 and OF record IN the Clerks
Office the county Of Buckug hau--will be sold TO
the highest bidder, for cash. on Thursday. the 2Sh
day of November, at Meadow farm, on Bent Creek
IN buckingham county and near To the residence Of
SAID W alton, the several following named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
TWENTY ACRES,

lying on the Forest road and adjoining the above
mentioned TRACT, nearly hall of which is heavily
llmbered. the balance recently cleared. On tins
Tract there is good DWELLING HOUSE
flhs is one Of tie best stands The Forest road FOR
blacksmith shop, wheelwright shop and Wagon
yard ms 1t the FIRST good spring (lferleaying Lynch.
burg,) which IS convenient 10 the road.
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