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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
BERNARD P.YToN.

\tT A. eOmm sd TO Jail oi tue counti oI Ja,nes CIV
Wv two men who say they free but have lost their
free REPRESENTATIONS, proper TO sfae tIrsf one
OF saul negroes, who goes 10y the OF MANSFIELD
w.skeTs is fe, inches high has scar on The Tirt
side II his upper p, his rsht cys and
on s t's.' anl near The wIlst-a,ks very qu'cK when
other Is BRIGHT mulao, about a. yoarr OF age fee,
inches hub has scar on the forehead left eye
ono extending from the temple the Iishi eve and
another ahom The aie of the lower lp-his name he
says Is PRious HOPKINS. speedy provision mus be
the law directs william JACKSON
J4lor for the City OF Williamsburg ana the county
-Ju 80 oSt Of James ''iy
DAwLEY sruINGs-This Wae,,o. PI5rc
IL now become somewhat famous IN this paT OF VTEn.
a. VIII he opened for tie reception of vsiers on the i5h
suhserber VINO Is OF the propreora Of the Es.ab.
hshment Hetakcs this opportunity assuring the visit.
cs OF former ears, and the public, who
Rawcy, either Tor health pleasure that every SORT OF
Industry and attention will be constantly devoted 10 the
couor AMI accommodation OF the company. Good sc
VIII add the gayeiy OF the ar aud young; whilst PACK
OF sting hounds perhaps contribute 10 The
chase N
Tho subscriber ia incompetent to give particular SCI
enufc description ofthe Rawey watersihat viii he 6b
coming IN the Report OF the learned Dr. Rogers on The
ccinai ~alers OF the Slate; yet lac forbear 10
with Of its general salts on persons In ali sia,es
OF heath This wa-r Is universally admitted TO he tho
Chalybeaie in tie state ami hence ~
the re- Western Springs advise touch here on
lhciI way home tn be sreng encd this tonic.
In all cases Of general debility A Is The Thing exacy In
liver ADD dropscn complains been found To DC very
enics cious but ne most powerful displays have been
the meloraon aud cure OF the diseases 10 WHICH The e
mae seN Is peculiarly subject and IN view, has
sought by the people IN the ncshborood for than
twenty years may not be improper TO add, that have
been Informed that the proportions OF esia and
oi, '@'- '-~' ""- r'--. WIN nle OF eopperas or
Ineso SPRING. arc in the county OF Rockingham. 1,
hIes west from Harrisonbusg, situated the fTsf ,t
aHd IN thogTeat North Mountain aud about i ert ,boyo
Us basc-and Is almosi remarkable foI ts
elastic atmosphere, as for the qualities Of
RawleY Springs. Iuiv 9 $40 i, 10 c,its;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
LAND NEAR cHAHLoTrEsvILLE ron

TUE subscriber offers Cprvatsy) for sale the tract of
Iaud on which Ne ~ present shout
80 acre.. W. suaton anj infinac value render an
object worthy The attention of perfons wishing 20 invest
capital ~ resi- estate. particular de- crpton s deemed
unnecessafy a. persons wishing N purchase WILL n
course acqusnt thomscveE with the properly before buy.
inE About go eicared7sor - aces o. which
are PRIME meadow land, snd no no land well taken In
clover. under which u Improves VT gVcat facility
Ire contguiy 10 Charlottesville and Tho unlvcTsiy-bs-
II miles from the 1rmor and Two from tho
ders particularly worthy Tho attention o gentlemen hav.
nE sons 10 educate IN Charlottesville therc tho best
preparatory schools, from tho owest tho highest grade
-bh male aud foT1alosnd tho distance from tie Uni
gcafy s Ffoatto allow ofaendlng Lectures there
su2-on JAMES o. CARR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
Peiersburr, July 22d, 1912 iu26 eSt
HASIN LOra Enn SALE

fTlE following Lois the marlin Of the Basin In Reb,
Il fnondaIc offered for sale privately. viz.
City Int, No AZ south side Of tho Bssn
Not No (pau Of City lot No 37ij 10 by 30 feet north
side Of the Basin -
I1fs Mo- snd (paffs ~ Lot No go, rael 20 h. a.
2 feet, norh sds Of tho Basin
Lots Nol0 H. " and 10 Cpars Of City lot No 46Onert
Fet lel@s. appiy to coRBIN WARWICK or JOHN A.
IANffANTEN a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02

The rseeipls Of the N. Y. Canals hays fallen %
$4,000 from lac, year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
VALUABLE PT;so,PssaTY 4sD a RACE

TUE beautiful residence ofthc late Bcnitnin Dourhon
opposite Ffcdc kabura incudira 10 Of Iaud
VIZ Mulberry ili the Race Course, anil Liffls Whim.
. WIN ~. TAYLOE, Executor.
Mount Airy, i0h juno, 1872 ju2l-c2m
Enuufror erllf "a Ton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
DISsOI,UTION

FIE partnership heretofore enhaistinr under tt ,..
ofLyfn, Johnston Lyc ~ Tits dsy Dissolved v lni
iaon fiinr and by mutual The efork Of ,os
havc been sold ~ The other pauncrs Mr. Prvou Ion
SION who vii hereafter conduct similar busoess A. ~.
d sand The accounts and fcfs due the arm moi bens
noluied % said sale, may, until further notice be sefc
WIN either ~ the late pafncrs Returning our arsfol
ACCOMMODATIONS 70 our former customers womb re-
guea such AZ may be indebted n confer the sd
tional obligation Of prompt settlement
JOHN IYEII
PEfTON IOfNTTON
EEOuGE ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02

TO Mes.rs John " Hopkins and WIN 7 stockton ans
sally w stockton his vito, residents NJ Virginia.
Tatc notice that tho 3isiday Of August 9f2 NJ tho Of
Zee % Messrs Mscfarand aud ~ odcs Tho cy Of Rich
fnond shall take Ito deposition ~ w Macmurdo
randfoT Daniel Van uf0nlng. add others bc read
evidence IN chancery suit depending The Circuit
superior Court law and Chancory for Puvanna
wherein We, suing for tho benefit o Charles Osbofne
sro plaintiffs, and you and othersare defendants
Respectfully,
au2-wiw JAMES D. CL0UgH 4 co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
FOR SALE.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..

-FOUR young Negro Men, sound healthy, able bodied
and very likely, all OF them. Those ANXIOUS OF pur
chasing such them at the Jail OF Mr. Bacon TAFT
and there learn tho iuI5 etGs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02

CHANCERY-PT giHia.-At Rules noilen In I-e
Csrks once OF the CTclit Superior Court Of Law AMI
Thaneery for the sounty Of Saturday the OH Of
July, 1872: '' ~ "
Bartholomew NJ Tomlin. Plaintiff
against ''
William ID Sims, Henry Dllkey AMI Thomas p Williams,
Dcfs
The defendant, Thomas Williams. not having entered
MS appearance and given security according the
Assembly aud the Rules Of this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence that ho is inhahiiant Of this
commonwealth, u - ordered that the defendant do
appear here the first dav October and an.
s"er the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy this order he
lortLwh inserted Ia some newspaper pubsh he'd Ia the
Guy oI nehno Tor ~" months sueccssiYclY. and ha
OF this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02

S2O REWARD.
IAN AWAY from the subscriber, living In Chester
d. held county, 9 months ago named NOR
about - yearaot asc dark Complexion; stout made.
about feet or inches hah he has high forehead and
small eyes, BONE burns about his arms ani on the bsck
V ms hanhs and small scar about his eyebrow; large
!'I hs heels disposed 10 crack open. will give tho
aueve reward taken out Of tho county OF Chesterfield
ah secured IN lai that hn, and $40 iftaken in
tn" county n Chesterfield. "
ma ~ cu CHARLES g GRAVES
n1- The Enquirer requested to copy times.
UPPER APPOMATTCX COMPANY.
meeting Of the Trustees Of the Upper Appomsttox
a Company NJ Farnvile on The 10Th July lqil,t was
Ordered that dividend Of dollars a share be made
ON the Old stock Of Upper hppomattoH Company payable
on ne 10 day Of August, 1872, aud -
Hsoired, That viiend % three dollars per share
out OF HE surplus profits he made sioc tho
upper ApOmsitOI Company payable the first Of Jant-
a 1873 provided 10y that Jay the last nsalment due on
the sacs subscription shall have been received; and pro-
Vded iurthor that the interest which has eved on
private subscriptions from denqu ockhodcTs shall
be dvidodto the private subscribers due proportion In
addition n the dividend above declared"
Extract from tho proceedings oftho Board Of Trustees
ID MORTON,
a., - Clerk and Treasurer u a 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
an 2 vs.. a o0rY-i0 w. wrNsroN
GEN TLEhEN'S TRAVELLING CASES.
A FEW genflsmen's beantifuI Rosewood ami Ieathe,
"a Travelling cases fer sale cheap
aug sMIrm. DRINKER & MORRIS

Died, tho 25t day Of July Gencarn the residence
OF her father, ID jas VI She ppaTd, Miss MARY ELLEN
IN the ltb year OF her age. The aabe ami
accomplished, anil beloved by all who knew her An all
wise Providence has seen III TO her from this
OF pam and sorIow IN the spring OF her existence hui
early she called adieu u all this
Iains she hal lived long enough be convinced OF the
noihngness OF the things Of te AMI To- FIX her hopes
Heaven that place Of rest and peace where there is no
more pain nor sorrowi where kindred aud friends meet
part no more; and who're the presence Of Redeemer
will besiow perfect happiness forever
| n1- Enquirer will copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02

Twenty millions or bUshelsof Wheat then, is the
annual demand Of Great Britain. This il To be SUD
pFd W the north Of Europe, and the United ststss
chehy' twill be seen Al once, the supply IL much
greater than the domand, unless the price il much
edueed 10 England. But the price cannot lie much
reduced IN England unless the price is also reduced
al the poris, whence the Grain is brought.
The surplus Of the United States will not be for
from this result, viz:
o'ai crop bush. 100 600 600
Domestic consumption, 9O.OOO,OOO
Total surplus, 30 600 600
II can hardly be supposed the surplus Of the
NORM q Europe - much less. The consequence
g. That the supply Is necessarily much greater than
the foreign demand.
There Is another element 10 be considered, the in
crease o. consumption attendant upon dimini sh I'd
pree. We giant that the poor laborsrs Of Great
Britain can, end naturally would consume erest
csi' more whea, ADur but they cannot do this tI
N'he price is much reduced, II, however, the pres
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02

sI,29
Quoted -
Freight, 30 cts.
Interest,
Inedenlals,
Expenses nett, 20
Net price for American Wheat 100
This IS rs cents per bnshel lover than the mir.
at NJ fork this year, and we think Of the average
price.
But, with respect to the export TO Great Britain.
there are two otter questions Of importance.
j. what IS the nature OF the foreign competition
2. WHAT'S the jemanJl
As TO foreign competition the lnrgss, su,rly y,
wheot 10 Europe Is in Denmark, Russi,. Poliod
sweden, and Northern Germany. The mica a.
we lowest OF these ports as prepared by Mr. f. VIII
lIams, stand thus:
Odessa BLACK Seal go FL,
DiBtzc, tos 90
Stockholm, 90
Elsinore, 1o
ilamOurghi LOS
Aysrage prices, %
ms - bot little lover than the nverags NJ Nev
iolki sui there Is difference in favor Of the North
OF Europe. wv '''''
The freishts from there to England is little lss.
than from N. York
2. As TO the English consurnntio, III. o,,..,:-
OF me English Corn Laws has been gfe1fiv 10 In
crease ihoeuliurc Of Eogsh Wheat; so tGat m,
quantity raised appfoxmates more nearly 10 Inc
quantity consumed.
But we know very nearly the exact amour, nj
ioreign Grain needed in England The Collowios
IS 1he amount imported into Great Britain and Ire.
''p @f lo &C. consumption in 1910 and 1871;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-02
500 REWARD

D-The Richmond Enquirer and NaIlor Al Inellissoeo
Tho Charlotesv willie Advocate ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

Ia The Second Auditor states in hi. report to the last Gene
raj Assembly that there 32i3 primary Schools in the
Commonwealth which fact he derives from the reports Of
the school commissioners The pmoumens Of the teachers
are estimated each at $3.50.
Or More children probably 20 school for short pc
Rod of the wear than we down but wish
in this estimate, If at all, in lesscniDg the cost.
(c) The law allows two and half per cent tn the treas
urers but put it at the least
% The Stale Ga 900 square miles. school for
every Eve and half miles square, would give about e. 80
districts For towns and pouous xhhorhoods add l67
districts, and you have the number ,3W.
(n) This about the number of white children in the
State between the ages Of eight and sixteen.
Oh The amount passing through the hands o the easi-
rers being large per would be better compensa
ton than i, is Il present.
(o) Tho present scbooihouses in instances not
worth reparng, and few of them repaired, W.
hope This sill be II !or,ncd altogether.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
- dt'E'Re,si.

PURSUANT to deed Of trust executed to me by
L William Watt and John Mckenzie, bearing date
the Goth of June, 1872 and duly recorded in the Clerks
Offices of the county courts ct Amherst and Campbell
shall, on Thursday the | 9Th day of December. 1912 if
fair, If not the next fair day (Sundays excepted at the
Water Works Dam. the town of Lynchburg, sell
public auction, for cash, three Wagons, Cart,
one Horse thirty Drills. twenty Crow bars, thirty SIX
Blankets six Whcelharows, six Shovels, three Trucks,
one set Backsmiths' Eoos with two Anvs, one House
or San,ec Staples Mil. three Houses or Shan
tees, near the Water Works Dam, three sets Wagon
Gear and set Cart Gear, being the property IN said
deed mentioned shall convey such title only as is
vested in me by said deed. j. WILLS, Trustees.
Nov. II tJD
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Es. e. VHNSEEY 4 DO.

as AVE JUST RECEIVED, and are now in III.
a n reception Of their tall supply Of Groceries, &c.
sis,lng in part ,s follows:
2O sacks SILT,
100 bags Java .agurs and Rio Coffee.
90 hhds st. CroiA, TurIapaw, 7. X. and n. o.
Sugars,
90 hhds. and bis Molasscs,
100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
1000 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather
10000 lbs, Cotton iarns, sundry iactoIcs,
GOO lbs live geese Feathers.
80 Grind stones assorted sizes.
20 boxes 8 4 ~ and IUf II Glass,
10 bbs. Tanners Oil,
boxes Loaf Sugar,
ceroon bs. indigo
90 boxes II. s Sons Talow Candles,
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
Mackarel and licrrngs,
Wool and Wool Rolls,
Powder Shot and Lead,
Wooden and Iron bound Tubs
Painted Buckets. and
many other articles usually kept in the Grocery line.
Their Goods were bought principally for CASH. and
will be sold low in tho same way, IN exchange for
country produce. They invite their friends and thu
public generally, TO give them call before purchasing
elsewhere,
Nov. 10 Is
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IT ~ II E.yG Y,
1T EN II ~ r
beyond all DOUBT h The subscriber. (opposi!e Cradle
.Nslc Gi0ie building. is sriiing
We sr E0II q "a II I5.iuler
DSeX GOODS


at the most uprecedeatedy lo,e prices erer before Offered
IN This market.
IL AVlNG purchased his goods (mos, of them) this
n q fall, under very advantageous circumstances and
being content with small profit he will sell at 80 small an
advance on the original cost fail 10 demonstrate
The Tact. but he wishes It understood that the MONEY
is the only consideration for which these Goods will be-
sold 50 LOW. The following comprise portion of his
stock:
Blankets Bed and Negroes good article of the latter a,
IS eta.
Fullcd Saltlncts, Lnseys and Jeans from % cts and
up,
Plain and plaid Liuscys. from -, cts. up.
FlanAcls, large stock, ii at p cts
Monsllns, various kinds, French and German Merinocs
Black, blue black. and Chene figured Silks.
English aud American Prints, handsome Styles from 6
CTS up.
Florence Braid Bonnets and Plaid Ribbons
Tartan, plaid, nett and embroidered Sha WIS.,
Kidd and twisted silk Gloves and hall fingered Mius
Dix aud Cotton Hosiery all qualities. from "a up
French, English and American Cassmeres, considered
the hands1nest and cheapest in market
Nove. Diamond and plain Beaver
Cloths 80 per cont loss
Invisible green and black Asphal- than las, season,
tum Cloths.
Nestinss, Sanetis and Kentucky Jeans. uncommonly
low,
Mcrno. Satin and China silk Scarfs forrcntemen,
Black Italian silk. figured and checked san Crava,s
Gentemcns' Gloves. all descriptions
4 large and new lot Of Zephyr Norstcd variety Of
cslors,
Slipper, landscape aud other Patterns. entirely new.
O2uaburgs bleached and brown Domescs from & C. up.
Together with many other articles which will be sold
cheap, by JAMES A. S'riGLER,
opposite the new Granite building
o. The highest prices given for Yarn Socks aud Do
nestle Jeans
Nov. IA ,ts
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EDTG.ETEG.V.

H'l1E UNDERSIGNED, who graduated at Cam
bridge University in England, is ready to receive
pnps at his commodous Mr. Richard Iyree'
store. Main Street
lilo undertakes to prepare scholars for any College in
tho U. s.. OF his ability 10 do which, we'll Of his
correct moral character. he produce many lestmon
ais from quite satisfactory
The price OF tuition is f20a session Of five months
bills payable by the middle Of each session.
No pupils will be received who cannot read English
with facility while such applicants for admission
already well grounded in Latin and Greek, will be vel
coined at ha price, and their education carried forward
~ any extent required, q. JEFFERY.
Nov. "a Ut
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FHs.F.V'KR.F.V'E.f.V'E2 FOEs
SHE.

HNllE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his Lands "
i ing Nagadce crt elk and Blackwater river in I! c
county Of Franklin, and Immediately on the turnpike
leading from Danvc to Fncasc. There are three or
four Tracts adjoining each other, containing in the
whole between } and 600 acres--mosl Of it rich
Mountain Tobacco Land. That portion oft lying on
ihe creek and the turnpike has fair proportion Of creek
bottom. and is well calculated to make good farm
On this tract there good Tobacco Houses an excel
lent Saw Mill. and three Apple Orchards. The Land
now divided into three settlements, but it will be sub,
vided necessary and sold in lots to suit persons wish
Ing TO purchase bold creek through the Land
and 1t is one Of the best situations know otfors avail
Hblp water power at six different points.
The above mentioned Land, if not s Id privately be-
fore tho 2s, oil December next, will that day. be of
fered at public auction 10 the highest bidder, Richard
Nunly's, who resides on the land.
The terms will be ore half cash, and the balance in
twelve months, the purchasers giving bond for the defer
red payment with good and sufficient security.
The Lands will be shown to any person wishing to
thcm by Mr.. John Arthur Richard Nunly.-.John
Arthur, Mr.. John A. Smith MIR. Stephen Turubull
arc authorized to sell the Land, either in WHOLE or in
lots to suit purchasers. JOHN ii. WADE.
Nov. "a t2lD
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
.NELEssXR Ell r

II AVING removed to the house recently occupied
II by Mr.. John Ilons nearly opposite tho Market
House. tenders his services TO his friends and Tho pub
Il, "a
Auction and Commissions Merchants.
lie will attend TO the sale of Real Estate, Nnsnss,
Horses, and every description Of Merchandizc.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers IL Ne
sroes rs well as pretty extensive acquaintance in tho
contiguous neghborhood will afford him every facility
IN the sale OF that species of property. His spacious
and cellar, will enable him to keep good CONT
ion every article Of merchandise he may receive en- con-
tgnmcnt
lie deems futile to make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore, only say. that he will be grateful for pat
fonage. and those who bostow IT, may rely upon justice
at his hands
He will take charge of Negroes be offered for .ale
either privately publicly and board them 25 cents
per day until tho sale is Effected Reasonable advances on
property IN hand.
REFERENCES.
Spihson r. Darts, Sr. ,toanJ Purss
Richard 1pee JOHN HoRins
Mckinney & .Eosby Henry Darts
Nc Corkh g. Nc Daniel Uhite, Tardy & Gpias
burton e. Rodes Hancock g. .2dons.
The Richmond (Corr.7y) Wing VIII publish tina
above advertisement weekly ioar weeks, and asud se-
count to this office for collection
Dec Is N>f
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SALE OF NEGROES.

PURSUANT to a decree ofthc Circuit Superior Court
Il of Law and Chancery for the County Of Amherst
in tho case Of Miller r. rs. Rucker shall proceed IL
sell at public auction. Mrs. Tayloes in Amherst, OPP
poste the of iynchhurg Saturday the ,lst day
Of December ensuing between fifteen and twenty likely
aud valuable SLAVES, belonging TO the estate Of An
thony Rucker. deed
Twelve months credit vii! be given, and bonds with
approved security required
ROBERT TiNSI.EY. CONF
Nov % t3lD
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NOTICE..

NVTII.J be sold, to the highest bidder. on Thursday
w the LIST day of December next, al the residence of
Abner Early. decd. the crop Of Corn, say two hundred
barrels; asotoureen Negroes consisting of men, women
bows and girls Most OF them are young and likely.
TERMS-Foral sums Of five dollars and under, cash;
over,fyo dollars credit until the 18th day Il October.
1885, will be gwen the purchasers entering into bond
with approved personal security.
HENRY Y. EARLY. ex'or. of
Amer Early. decd.
Nov. I'D
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VOL. XxK.-NO. 10.

upon you 10 think and to acto appreciate the immeus
importance OF elementary schools, 10 substitute movw
efficient system for the present. wherever it be practices
ble aud where is not. to preserve the operation Of the
existing system. with such reforms, improvements and
expansions the public convenience and the pubs ir
erosts may permit. May your reflections be guided
by wisdom and an enduring patriotism to result In
the Increased improvement glory. prosperity and happ
vi beloved and deary cherished
THOMAS RICHIE. }
B. NJ. SMITH, Committee
Il. G. SCOTT,
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w N. JAMES SHELTON,
ATTORNEY LAW.

An FfFnS he sfTires TO practice in the Su-
" peri rui lniegot Courts Of the corporations ~
Lynrhhura a,'o in tbusr # The counties Of Campbell
Amherst and bedford. All bdaincss confded to him
shall be prosecuted with diligence and promp, attention
i's "ic" ~ on mam street opposite to the grocery of
MI John iiolius, aad one door above Col fhcIpss
ton room.
Iynchburg, Oct. u I,
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s 2 % X f. w A IL ID.
RUNAWAY from the subscriber living in Bedford
IL county, on the Pores, Road about the st of Octo
Der, negro man, named
IT % vi
s1netimes calls himself TON BRowN, alias Tom ToDp.
He's Jet black; high forehead, with it; the
White of his eyes is always little muddy, and some
uncs almost red; Of downcast counlenancc when looked
full in the face lie took away with him three differ
emf suits OF clothes among which snuff coloed
eh coat black satin and blue jeans vests and paeach
OF cassine blue jeans and brown pan,aoons When last
n'aa from, he was lurking about in Montgomery coun
W. virginia will give reward of 81 ) if taken up
where IN this State. and confined in Jail, that get
" again 1t taken out of the State and securedso that
got him, | will give reward of 500
ALDRONANDUS II. NOELL
~ IN no tincastlo Democrat and Kanawha Repnbli-
ean will publish three weeks and send their accounts to
'hls Office for collection
Nov. 3 ..