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LADY HESTER STANHOPE.
fRoM A LATE AusTRlAS rApyR.1

il was. NJ Djnuni, in Syria, that Lady Hester la.
died, alter long Illness. the ape of sixty- four
That reader must he indifferent who fcyers not win
interest to his recolleclions of u woman who has OK
pted the burdcrs OF the Desert amidst the
Drusts aud Turkonans over whom that pohl,
daughter OF the nhdels once exercised strange and
marvellous sway The DESTINY of Lady Stan
hope presents OF those features of which moi n
Mother instance could perhaps be found in the annal.
of the East. Odly ina inc forty thousand Arabs
suddenly assembled upon the ruins of PALMYRA,
and these wandering, savage, and indomitabe tribcs
surrounding, IN silent astonisbmeut and admiration.
foreign woman, and proclamin2 her Sovereign of
the Desert and Queen vi Palmyra Convey yourself
in ,hougmto the scene of this incredible triumph
and YOU will then conceive what woman that mrsr
have been who imposed silence on Mussulman IA.
natcisn and created Tor herself as it were by mag
Sovereignty in The domains OF Molammed!
L'dy Hester Stanhope," says NJ. dc Lamar,inr,
IN ms admirable work, " was a niece oil Mr.. Piu.
On the death of her uccle she left England, and
visited vatious parts of Europe Young bands 1iuc
and rich, she was every where received with the al
tenion and interest due to her rank, fortune mind
ana beauty; Out she constantly refused unite her
fate TO that Of her wurhest admrers and ,li,r
spending some years in the PRINCIPAL capitals of En-
rope cmuafked with numerous S,iite fut Constin.
iinofle. The real cause OF this expatrlaion has
never been known some have ascribe.l il IN Tho
neaih OF a young English officer, who was Killed NJ
'h' iefiou Ia SPAN, and whom ar eternal rearei
must render forever present in Lady Hester Stan.
hop"s heart others have imputed her voluntary
Punishment TO mere love OF adventure in younp
person OF an ehterprsing and courageous character
However thus might be, She departed spent some
years at Conslaanopc and lhen sailed lot s;yria in
an English vessel which carried also the 'arspr
part OF her ionune, as well as jewery trnkets ana
presents al all SORTS, vt very considerable vilns"
Tie vessel encountered storm in The (iulf ofI
Maori on The Rad 10 Caramania the slim va,
steeNed' lad, Hester Shulopc's property wag al
9a' aud II was a. much she Gould DO Ia 80,
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Ls,3 - gcaliy suecessal thai ne shaii shortly b.
i f,ee,f }atu fitinc hatne eaada N that ny and
thenalI1,in viii .tty foe, snd ieesr he e's'
Of vat.
1'lrr country Districts haye 5een l1les undergoing
The trrr,be anpnal ndfctiun al the Ieristfston 81
voters. | eall this AZ Infection, because. although
IN urincne and perhaps IN is present clreis q ~ ~
saassible Nfcd 'cn oNtifcs and Keeps alive "'f'f
,eat much bad feeling aainog heighhofs causes
iao much trouble. involves too much expense. susl
i The treiext OF 50 much initiation. thai ali qpifis
disposed persons shudder al tie return oi oeiobef
ami as grln, tam OF revising Bafrisfcfs.
The Iaties boast lond, ol tleIr great gam ai tue
Registrations aud | believe snh some teasop.# II
Parliament $ dissolved IN the eoar'e OF the neSl
twelse.innnih. do not What Is 10 p,e'rel them
ftpm cot1tiit. 10. That the People Of Eug'Hnd NE
really lurue. Torres thai Tories can enhf goF
EN- on thelr own principles iH any length nl un'e,
or can successfully put on tle mask "t REFORM J
have not any lrn. \ CITATION aud changes al Mus
ttes wall be the order 81 he Giy aud the eu shohef
or later. | rcdici without hesitation. vii he the
foundation OF strohg " moderate iadicd a9ihm
rsiraton.
As Lofd Melboufne has bern progressing IN the
registration of has Gosefnmen he ias. Ms mighi he
expected, been committing fresh blundcfs. Ma
Galley has Lssed hands on hIs appointment rs see
fetaiy OF War; and II Is well-auiicnieatcd fuhof
thai The offer Of the Mint. which was refused by
Lord Clarendon some months ago. has been a.
rain made to hum but this time With the addition OF
4 seat in the Cabinet Now nothing could be more
satisfactory 10 the moderate Radicals lhan these two
appointments. They have a certain degree OF con
hdenee IN zach Of those individuals. Bun Why were
The places ~ the Cabinet not flied up before any at
tempt was made I'll up tho restl MI Charles
Bullrr and Nj. Ward. whose parliamentary assls
ianr would have been valuable 10 tie GOVERN.
meni. rotnscdto JOIN II, because they saw no satfs
1eimy guaranty Of It's luiufe policy IN the Cabinet.
Suhs qucnily to iher refusal and the filing up Of
a Il. al. al IL
mel ATE filled up, aud those guarantees should fancy
sufficiently gwen; HAT by Tins STUPID putting al
HE cat before the horse, the Government loses the
services of two niosl useful men. However. thlBk
II wy probable thai Lord Gti endon alter their re-
fnsaI vii send ia has. ! fear that YOU Americans.
~ ttiiclsing all thesc shuiugs oi great cards,
will be tempted 10 say that " sch giuing dorm
Stars YOU never did see -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-14
Tie seminary 1t tisc 8etcfo"F'
: -. or .ye.s.astaas a t.EElugs,

i OF a. q .AsRs t0Hs y 'zgsLku%s'
tHrlf,I, RESUME rrs EXERCISES on
~ Tfcs5 y. tie lst ot Oetobe1. RaWis inust
Issrusil unf!.e day ffesleus.
Tie c4coufaaencat received wauantng II. ihe
School las b fresh arrangements, been placed on
much stronger footing. both Institution
and Government. The lady engaged, during tie
late term, IS Geyerness aud dIfaclress oil the ~
pils, became, early ia Tie Session, lneapacRaed' "
Il-leHith. far her iHles. IL her place, gentleman
and lady Of the renteelest Education and highest
festertabiify who will at command the conf
1ence OF all who know thep, have been engaged-
he, ~ Teacher Of the English branches generally
and she. Goyerness, 10 take charge OF the Young
ladies' out II Schnol. and Is 10 Department Man
nefs Dress. and all the Lesser Duties.
An elderly French gentleman, skilled in the litera-
urc Ut his language. aad oil 20 yeais experience as
teacher. will conduct the naln studies IN French.
The Principal will retain the of the Historical
studes-ol Cisl and Literary History. Geos laphy,
aud Anlquilins together With that o the classes III
Italian ana Spanish. and any that may be formed IN
the Classical tongues In the Seiencesi he wall IA
plain. simple Course and will manage the studies
belonging to Polite Literature.
The NJ usical Department will continue under the
care Of Sgnor Bozzaotra, who has been hitherto
giving il such admitted excellence. As, however,
such instruction is difficult anywhere TO obtain, is
secured nj heavy expense to the Principal, and is
really the cheapest in the end the charge for it will
longer be kept much lower than ii ought To be.
The fee will hencconh be, $50 (includng the Of
ldstnmens) for the Piano, well as for the Guitar
or Harp.
"A system of useful occupations for the children
will be kept up, in the intervals of study, to
blnisl the vices that spring from ldeness Bible
class. for elder pupils, aud Sunday School, for the
younger. will be formed, under The Of clergy
mau Of the Episcopal Church, and another Of the
i Presbyterian, who have offered her assistance.
Parents will be considered as pedging themselves
aud teir children TO the exaetes observance Of the
Rules of the School. These, and the Terms in "A
printed FORM will be sent, fee Of Poage, 10 such
desire them Address applications To the Post Mas
Ter, Botetour Springs. Roanoke county, Va.
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON, Principal
August % Im-W2m
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EnNNEr.

ny TuL HaN. MEs. NORTON.
In the cold change which tmc hath Wrong h, love
trhe snowy winter OF his summer prime)
Should chance sigh, Of sudden tear dfep, move
Thy heart m lHor} OF lhe olden Time
Tum not to gaze on me Win pii,inE eyes,
Nor mock ne with ~ildnrcd hope renewed
Bun from the bower we both have loved arse
And leave nc 10 NY barren solitude
What bootsh that momeuihry flame
Shoots from tho ashes 81 DIVING Gre
We gaze upon the h afth from whence it came,
And know the exhausted cmleis MIST expire:
Therefore no pity ~, heart Nill bronx.
Bccod-he carcless-fer my past love- fake.
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srAnLr OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAnrnousr.

ESpEC1FULLY Informs his friends ana tho
a. public generally, that he continues 10 carry ON
lie inanuactnre Of COPPER AND TIN WARE
in all It's Yariu1s branches. His stock OF Tin Ware
IS now large, well assorted and well worthy the al
IGNITION Of both wholesale aud retail dealers. His
stock Of STILLS and other Copper Ware is also
very large and desirable, and he is prepared to mann
laeture To order STILLS ofany size or pattern and
will also repair old STILLS take them IN exchange
for
lie has also ON hand large and well assorted
stock OF WOYE WIRE for wheat fans. &c. and ia
prepared to TO any order he may receive
He also has attached to the establishment BRASS
FOUNDRY, aud sprepared to cast to order, Bras
for iaverns churches and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes, castings for Thresbing Machines, and
all other kinds OF Brass Castings.
II continues. also, 10 gutter and cover Houses
either in town OF country, with Copper, TIN, Zinc
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable terms.
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
or taken in exchange for work. Country pro-
duce also taken exchange for all work in his line
Aug. 3 Wis
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SEEK GOODS.

A MONG our stock are 10 be found some yer,
L v handsome Silk Goods, viz:
PLAIN blk and blue bin Gro de Maps and Lustrinps
Blue blk hg'd Gro de Maps and Gro de Allcs
Plaid aud fig'd Gro de Maps a.lcol's. and oua,i-
lies. -
Plain and lig'i. Satins new STYLE and elegant.
Bonnet and ether aost beautiful Ribbons
Trimming Velyets assta. coiofs
Cheneilc Cortland Sin Veset r tbbon,
SIX and CheneiIe tringes It Variety OF col ors, a
pant bought at aacliua anl uiil be sold y,ry o, lay
HUNT X MARTIN. -
OF II
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xs.s.csssURG EOU.s.DRI.,

T. call the attention Of the public To their new es.
tablishment, Che Lynchburg Foundry,) situated
Immediately the canal, few steps below the
Horse Ford where prepared TO do any hind
of Casting. Mill Iron Machinery any description
with neatncsss aud despatch We hope by slrict nj
tenton to business to merit portion Of public pa
tronase. Any orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. }. II. DlUGUlD " Co.
NJ WIN
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Encourage your own Manufactures!

hDLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
~ MANUFACTURE Of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, Of the subscriber
Every Hat sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town Of Lyuchburg, shall not be infe-
riof to any aud being determined sell low, for
cash, we hope therefore, The advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public ;
aud as there will be credit in our business good
customers will not have to pay fot bad ones We
have just re ,eived good Stock of
iIATrER'S MATERIALS,
Winch will be made up in the neatest m1nncr. BY
irst rate werhmcn. We are also RECEIVING agold
assortment oilades' and gentlemen's Shoes, mea's
ndboy's fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal CAPS some
Of a superior quality. All ofwhlch viii be sold low
for cash ouly. DINkLE 4 kUMBOUGu
\ fine assortment OF Ladies and Gentlemen
= ~ % T. 8 a!soa good assortment of llattcrs'
Trimmings.
Nov. % w1am
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FOR LEASE or RENT.

'V % sist'Att- 40 II HAttFs, ~ iAtMBlsaa, :s
afTfi%s THIS well known stand, with twenty -titee
k4iIiI rooms, sufficient Tor forty beds with good
S4l-2 Stables, and fine well OF water the lot is
now for rent and possession given the l2th OF Dacem
Der next. There is AT this time fine run Of GUS ON
TO the house, not surpassed by any the place
Any person wishing 10 rent will please call and see
the property, address either Of the sub cfbers al
bynchbnrg. MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr
JAMES M. LANGHORNE.
Oct2 WIS
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FROM VERA CKUZ.--Thc bank Ann Eliza,
Capt Biscoe, at New Y,rk, from Vera Cruz, brings
SlO0 600 in specie.
We learn from Capt. Biscoc. that the French
otlS Made had JUST received on board the last install
nent of the S600,0 agreed to be paid to France by
the Mexican Government
me condncta conveying the above money to We.
IA Cruz from the capital not having arrivedhc day
previous to thai appointed for its payment the
French Consul called on the Commandant OF Yer,
Ctnz and threatened TO protest the following day
tie was answered thai there occasion for such
proceedings, as the money was ready lot him.
The Commercial Houses at Vera Cruz subscrib-
ed ihe amount Immediately. and lent il to Govern
ment nnliI the Condtcta should arrivc, which was
Then on the road about 80 leagues distant from We
IA 'fnz'- he money was paid TO the French
Consul on the day it became due.
No news from the Capital. The Republic was
IN state OF tranquility. The Frderaliss having
oeen completely put down, the Central Government
were none hrmiy established lhln ever. The Con-
Eless were proceeding TO reform The Constitution
asfeeably TO the expressed wish of the Tx President
Santa Ana.
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One hameyredSsogfars Rc.carsg.

ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 9Th Of
July, very bright mulatto Boy by the name
oil w ANNE3s, about feet inches in heiobt
~ years OF age spare made, strait black hair
oaek eyes geneclin his appearance, very polite in
ms manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conceit.
ed has small scars on the back nrone of his hands
lie took with hin two suits of cloths one of gray
ofoade'oth' lrock coat aud pantauons the other Of
homespun, copperas color roundabout * n,ntaloons
and black Tar hat about half worn IL requires
close inspection TO distinguish him from a white
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone in the
ihection OF Lynchburg, or Ilsbotough. o,
down the river
| VIII give the above reward If taken over %
miles from home over 10 and within 90 miles eqn
WITHIN 10 miles, SO. if he is returned TO me n,
edged IN jail, SO thai get HIM again
NATHL. =. THOMAS.
Near Milton, n. c.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
az uNANAl from the subscriber the 9Th
i e inst. his man
DRsrEEs.

RpsRsNEES.
bright nuato, between thItlv and thirty five wears
OF age aboutsN feet high, heavy built. with nge
whlskers, which iof feat of apprehenson may have
been Ifken of, he has some grey hairs about his
locks and breast, his hair very thinon the top Of
MS mead has lost Two Of his upper front teeth,
ana Is carpenter by trade. He had when ie left
home sun of brown wooden leans he ais, had
ohef clothing with him, hair cap and white fur hat
VIII give The above reward il taken OUT of the
State, twenty dollars il taken over % miles from
nome, and ten dollars If under that distance, if de-
Vefed to me, or lodged in any jail so thai yet HIM
again. hnh 1t likely he vii aim to oct to the
State Of OHIO JNO. A. SCRIfGGS
near New Gasgov
Amherst Co. Va.
The kanawha Gazette will insert the above
thtee weeks and forward then account to this Office
Tor payment.
Oct. II
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Book store and Book rs5ndcry

ia NM made homogeneous with Nm
talbot, the subscriber has connected ,yi,-1 H.
hooN store 10 tins place, Book Bindery. and wo,,l
respectfully inform his friends and The public oe,,
any inat ne IS prepared to have executed. in 1Ee
iiIpSohe ana substantial manner, Book bind
nahN Qihcefs aud others can be furnished. 10 or,er
pPpn short notice, with Day Books. journals ana
Layers Record Deed and Bill Books, Inyo;nn
Hhef'ts and Receipt Books, made nllhe bes rI,,c1'
nus anu ID me most substantial manner lie 1a,-
',,se Una, ai persons who wall aycr him with
'"e custom shalloe perfectly satisfied lie womb ,i
9'9 u'3'' Deins anxons'to reduce his stock orRaa
ever. 'A'ir moderate than
Any#1o +. ECHOLS
-----z
"a ~ Ak'ASk amd Coach Er5,,mit,,,s
sUIeuot assortment. Jusr openca, Tor sale 1y
se,,, Il. 3. RICHARDS.
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Low l. AT FIRST SlGHr.-A Frankfort cor
respondent OF the Courier francois after stating
thai the Hereditary Grand Duke OF Russia is expec-
ted next month at Darmsladt. gives the following
account at the origin OF the intended marriage be-
tween tue prince aud Princess Mary lit appears
that the princess had been very much kept in the
back eonnd by the Grand duke, her father, who en-
lertnhed no view OF so splendid an alliance for her
The hereditary Grand Duke Of Russia returning
like the hcns apparent IN the old eastern tales
fom tom nom court To count to select u wife
nom the numerous processes who were on the list
ind Hike them wcMled with his tour, and dlsarpoul-
Ell IN ms expectation, WAS delighted To arrive at
pafmsladt, where, as lheIe princess To mar
~, he might be allowed to rtpose after the tedious
ttleihonles OF courts III winch the manageable
daughters had been brought forward IN the hone of
captivating hs heart. At the Grsl court party how
tNet hs imperial highncss remarked in a corner of
the room beautiful young grl OF Is, dressed in
pam "hitf' ahd who was sitting unnolced by the
brilliant throng. The illusrlous tourist inquired of
inc Hnnd Duke OF llesso Ditmsl adt who tins Young
lady, that had been presented 10 him. was, add with
some embarrassment on the part of The father was
told that IT was las daughter The simple and in.
iercsthg appearance Of the princess produced AN
immediate elect upon The prince, who. after an
houl 5 conversation with her. IN which he found that
The beauties OF her mind cqualed those of her person
sent courier TO the emperor TO request his consent
TO thcir union, which was not refused"
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Onc hundred and Eighty-ihrcc
a. IL A.

lying on Ivy creek, in Bedford comfy, within half
annie OF the Tract last described, 1t is we'll watered
and contains a sufficient quantity Of WOOD LAND
for the support of the piace.-Sixty Acres of this
Tract is first rate lowground and the upland is now
in good state of improvement.
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TWENTY ACRES,

lying on the Forest road and adjoining tho above
mentioned TRACT nearly half OF which Is heavily
tlmbered. tue balance receurlv cleared On this
Tract there is good DWELLING HOUSE,
Tins is one of tho best stands The Forest road for
blacksmith shop, whceIwught shop and Wagon
yard, it the first good spring (1ief leaving Bynch
burg which Is convenient To the road.
lsu auotlpr II Af"n e,,t,,,;,r
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.Ff0l.aSS .fEsskfScfsskLlS.

a lie SUBSLKIBEKo are agents Tor Tie saIe
y of large number OF the genuine
Rgoras nuiticaUlis Cuttings and Roots.
OF the present years growth. They are from Il
very unusually fourishug nursery, in the adjoining
county Of Bncking ham, and the trees of nncon-
monty vigorous growth, many OF Them the LIST
inst. measuring from 81 to feet in height. rhe
cultivaor Rev j. 5. Armisead, secured IN the pre-
sent unpropltous season. the growth Of scceaiy- fire
trees tor every bundled single buds planted He
warrants the genuineness OF the trees aud the natut-
ty Of all the wood which he sells The cuttings and
roots will be ready for delivery early in November
Application to u.s. post pail, will be promptly at
tended to. WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
July Is WV if " of
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S.ESEE F,S9g EEokEE.2y,

rs1HE STAPLETON MILLS, are now pre-
n pared to receive WHEAT, for winch tire un.
designed wall give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
July Is WITS
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EaObsEROffSe kz0EeE.

tA,mI ne present occupant, Capt.. +. Pate, be-
-A11- ing desHous 10 remove 10 the county, pos
session will be gwen by him at any time.
The subscriber believes most profitable business
may be done with this house, and as he is anxious TO
establish IT'S reputation permanently, very a!yana-
geous Bargain may be bad, If immediate application
he nladeto Jordan Anthony Esq. in Buchanan, at
The Ganh OF Virginia, or to himself in Richmond
JOHN HOBSON.
Buchanan, Oct. 3 3w-w2w
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tttks lltsx
"a. ne n llss,rf. : S,.nai..

Nav ausc4-rreHv and ssaeetal a The iolloen ing ut
arr te rsadsr bas inadrqaatr idea ol Their fA
iar sseeines aad t>s fifse accuracy unless ne haz -
rel the s,.ot sannaaur;ir and iad ie FOOD if' =
a,s our ease la hear t4e sung by Mr. haieht 10 ~
iir,,as auusic. The sung IN hePsss ~ hcsss H's' "
Hall sna in shortly l. published IL tifle worthy o. IN
wards AMI the melody The signeiiF, which rslt%ts 'he
Iuls.. asnis BRAKES GalnT4i fEf. 'h"ns "e
lal, readers this sei eaasat fsd 20 te h'oil'e am WI
~ lrra.eu, sang The lines srpcar huw q inue
s, ~ III sil,r rnsan afihc Hudson itsclf Listen;
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N, hear, is on the hills. The shades

ofnighi are on my brow
Ye ploasan, hsuniz ai,d silent flados,
Ny soul is with You new
bless the slar-eround highlands sisre
My Ids's foot strns roam
oh, for falcons wings To bear
Me onward 10 my home
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urpsUN's WAVE

NJ GroRcE ?, s9Rafs
whers ilnjsoa's wave, e'ersilfors sands,
Winds through tho hills aiar,
OLD Gro 'nesi likea monarch stands,
Crowned ii sing ie star
3 AID ilssrs. alnid the hilleay snells
ofroek-rib'ed, eoi'd-cap, ealah, +
n, fair and gentle Ida daells.
- 4 n.mph Of mountain biith.
Hf $
The snow curl Iha, the olidf rsceires,
The diamonds of tho showers,
Springs tender blossoms, buds aud lea,es,
The sisiofhood Of flowers.
Mons carl, beam, ewes balm, breeze
Her purity define,
hui Idas deartr far than these .ss los
To this fond breast OF m,ne. ##Hse
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P"blse sale 81 aaad and We.


ktI VIRTUE GA decd II lfusr. ezefaed BY
- y iilian Walton, 10 The subscriber. on die o2al
a3 81 i5seaifbfr %. AID 81 feenfi ~ The eek +.
OHec efihe county Of BneLiBslap,--wi be sold 10
he highest bidder, fDf cash on Thursday. the 2.lh
day OF November. at Meadow funl. on Ben, Greek
iu buckingham county. and near to the residence Of
sad Mallon. lie several lnllnMIne namcd
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A $50.


the following Negro Men, 10 wit: Peter, Lowell
Sandy, Billy, Spinner, sam, Page Joshua, jerry,
John, Joe. Also the following negro boys, to eit ::
Neptune, Bob, Henry. Also the following negro
women, girls and boys, to wit: Phillis, Pleasant,
and Jenny, women, Nancy and her ghter Lucy,
Gace and her three children names MOI recoilected
BIB and her 3 children, 10 wit: Winston, CLANCY,
The name Of the other not recoIlected KITTY and her
9 CHILDREN, names NOT recoccted Rachael and her
> children, TO VII: Mickey, Anderson. Nelson jesse
and Watt. Matilda " hei Children wit: Martha,
Edward Mary, Sandy, name Of tie others reco-
lcctcd, Caroline girl, Jinney altl, Sarah gfl, .
women. Patty Sllyey. Also an interest oil -four nns
IN the following / slaves, TO wit; Sdwncv Jenny and
her children, To wit: John Jacob, and Sally aud .
others, names not remembered, Judy aud her 3
children, to wit: james, Games Of the other moi
recollccte1. Also the increase Of the aloremeLtion
ed female slaves any, since the date Of the azores
deed Of trust lfhe sale Of the aforesaid property from
iuelcmency OF the weather any other Cause should
not be iupeicd on the aiorenanrd day, il will be
! continued from day 10 day ut finished. untIl so
mach is sold as will satisfy the clam named IN the
aforesaid trust decd.
Acting as Trustee, will convey sneh lIc only as
is vested IN me by the deed aforesaid
SAAIL. Med. REID, Trusec.
Oct, % to5N