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Valuable Yract OF Aan0.

conveyed to said billiard by Rev. Jas. Turner
and beng the place on which said Turner for
merry resided, four miles above Liberty. Red.
leia courthouse, aud within one mile of the
great western road, continuing by late sur
Res, Iour hundred and five acres. The i'm
ifoNcnents ore acommodious dwelling houso
ihifty feet square, with ei.ht rooms, four be-
low and iohr above stairs, lhrre chimneYs and
i've hre places together with all other houses
necessary Tor t1c accommodation Of a LARGO
ialnily about halfthe land is IN woods nd
wen umbered, The greatest proportion GOOD
to5''co land, and part first rate, the balance
H. well nGaPted 10 the cui.prc Of all kinds n,
ram, the plantation is in pretty good renair
AMI sufficiently fresh Tor raising erops ofrrain
lhere IS on THIS tract an o.rGurl OF abont fnur
hundred apple trees ths' scarcely ever fa;
bearing ano perhaps as well selected as INV
m the sta'e.-ihe lend is well pelercd by the
principal head branches Of Little Otter. nnssinc
Trough II, III the vicinity Of two or three mills
and IL It healthy ne ighborhood: il is bpt seldom
place possessing such ADVANTAGES are mt i,
MARI ct Tor cash, and great bargain may he
expected those wishing 10 purchase are s1fici
ted to avail themselves of disappointment
view the land previous to the dav of snlc
which will certainly take place unless preyr,'
ted by something unavoidable.-Tb tilc
vested in us as trustees (which is believed tn no
indispntabe) will he conveyed to The purcho.
ser and none other.
PLEASANT NJ. GOGGIN,
THOMAS L LEfTWiCH, { Trustees,
november l. wtds IL
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a new Coppersmith and
Tuners SMop.

z III subscriber respectfully Informs his
i'cnds and The public generally, that he
has served a reguiar apprenticeship TO the
Copper and Tin bvsinceg aad Las commenced
il nj Schooirld < Iha-mor g, Lyucahurc,
where he will keep on hand constant supply
OF stills, OF various sizes, wust kettles. md
all kinds OF Tin Ware, in the les, manner,
which will he sold, wholesale alid rc'ail. ne
low as possible, md on accommodat.ne tefm,.
Also cutters ara pipes 10 convey WINTER rom
The caves OF houses to the ground The sgb-
srriher Is fkinL "A furnace II execute al kinds
Of Castings thl; are nsaaly done by Copper
smiths, such a. branding ir1i,s, 6se. Old Con.
per- bras and pewter tnken ia eAchnage Tor
new work, NJ far prices
THOMAS o. AGREE.
NOV, 10. II WV
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Trust Sale.

RY virtue of deed Of trust executed to
- us by John billiard and Sally his wife.
bearing date the eth day of December 1919,
anu duly recorded in the clerks Office OF Bed
lord county, TO secure debts therein EXPRESSED
due Col. William Leitwich, dec together with
all the legal charges attending the execu.
ton OF the trust, and in pursuance of request
OF said Leltwlchs representatives, we shall
on the 3lst day oil December next, on the pre-
,"ises, Proeeedto sell, by way Of public auction,
Tor cash, that
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Negroes for Sale,

PURSUANT to the last will and tesla
u meni Of James Rebenson decd. will be
sold Ut public auction on Tuesday the 10Th
Nos. neat, at the said deeedenis late resi-
denee, In the lover part OF Campbell county,
between i and % likely negres. consisting
Of Men, Women, BOYS and Girls, together
with oil the stock Of Horses, Hogs, Cattle,
sheep, Household snd Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, crop OF Corn, Fodder, To
baceo, Hay, Rye, Wheat, Oats, NC on a credit
OF sik months, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved seemity ON all sums of fye
dollars aud upwards, all sums under FIVE dol
lars cash will bc required.
The sale 10 be Continued from day te day If
necessary.
JAMES ROBERTSON, ! r,..,r,
DAVID. l-)BER1 son, hAee's
Oct % 1872 II ytds
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X.ENINEV.

'sNflE subscriber respectfully informs his
H. friends and the public, that he has on
hand large assortment of Leather, among
which is, o
10000 VT, Of Soal Leather,
Is dozen Calf Skins,
1000 sides waved and russell upper and
kips ditto,
skirting Harness aud Bride,
New England Hog Skins and Pad
Leather,
HI Of t0hich 'ciH be sold io,e for cash.
tOHN POE.
n. Is. Cash or leather will be given for
HIDES, or tanned on The usual terms J.P.
October % lo,ts
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4 T court held for Amherst county the

4 i court held for Amherst county The
= \ 2tst day of October, i622
Merit II. White and Judith his wife, late Ju-
dith Iinsley, Thomas Clements aud Rosanna
his wife, late Rosa0ns Tinsley, Plaintiffs,
Against
George N. Tinsley, Alexander finsiey, an
drrsoH Tinsley, Watt " Bailey, and Dolly
his vile, who was lately Dolly 1insiey, BAN
hester Iinscy and John Hutcheson and Lu-
einda his wife Defendants.
IN CH9YcERV.
On hearing bill and the answer of the
defendants, George NJ. Tinsley, Alexander
1insiey and John Iiutcheson aud Lucinda his
wife, and II appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
court thai the defendants Anderson Tinslcy
Whit ". baily and Dolly his wife do not re-
side within the li,uits OF this commonwealth
whereupon, II is decreed and ordered thai uu.
less the said absent defendants do appear here
on or before The Isl day of January court neat,
and enter their appearance and give Security
according 10 the act of assembly end the rules
OF this court, the plaintiffs bill shall be taken
as confessed and the matter thereof deereed
accordingly, and il is further decreed aud or
dered, thai copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the
town OF Iynchburg forthe space OF two months
successfully aud that another copy thereof be
posted nj tre front door OF the court house of
this county on two several court days retuna-
bic 10 tue first day OF January court next
a Copy-Teste.
l3 A. Il. DAVIES, C A. C.
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GREAT BARGAINS
800 packnges OF
NEW GOODS.

nAVID & WILLIAM KYLE, respect
IL fully inform ifeir friends and the public,
that they have Just received, aud are now o.
penng, the above number of Packages of
NEW GOODS, uncommonly cheap, Hnd well
selected, M auction, in the cities OF \. York
and Philadelphia nnd principally Tor chsh.--
These, in addition te their former extensive
stock on hand, will mike their assortment,
for variety aud cheapncss, inferior 10 none in
the state, and far superior 10 any ever in the
upper counlry--as, in the selection 0f their
assortment this seuson, they have omitted no
article that could be procured in their line OF
business, which is either useful or fashionable
--hnd from their iong experience in business.
aud the decided advantages they possess in
purchasing their goodS, they feel perfectly su-
tisfed they can and will sell almost ever,
article in their line, much cheaper than they
cnh bo purchased at any other horse in TN
place.
Country merchants aud planters from lis
tnnce, Wishing 10 purchase largely, are cardi-
ally invited 10 cnll aud examine for them
selves, MS ghcy only wish AN opportunity ol
exhibiting their ASH rtment, aud mike known
generally, the unusually low prices they arc
determined 10 sell nj.
They constantly keep on hand, an extensive
assortment OF H3RDH1RE, S.2DDLERY
CUTLERY. QNEENSH.lRE, and GROCE
RIES, of nll descriptions.
They hive MISC received. two cases s,inrrio,
quality BOLTLNG CLOTHS.
Nov 10 II w3w
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Notice.

slY virtue of deed of trust executed TO
~ the subscriber, and others, by Green y.
le"ellin, bearing date on the 9th day of De
cember, 1919, and nj record in the County
Cont of Bedford, shall, on The IN day Of
December merit, at the dwelling house of said
Green b. Lewellin, IN Bedford county, sell.
ny way OF public auction, for ready money,
the following property, to wit One bay
horse, known 10y the name of Yankee, one
sorrel horse, known by the name of Falbv,
four cows, two earrings, feur feather beds and
furniture, one mahogany bureau, one walnut
table, one walnut cupboard, one dressing ia
ole, ono dozen chairs, one horse cart. two
mems saddles, one weman's ditto, three bril-
dies, ten head Of hogs, together with all his
plantation tools, aud the residue of his house
hold aud kitchen furniture, and the Increase
OF said stock, or so much thereof AS shall he
necessary to answer certain purposes in said,
deed expressed. Acting as trustee, | shall only
convey to the purchaser or purchasers such
litie as Is vested in me by the deed of trust
aforesaid, and none other.
ALEXANDER kERSEf, Trustee.
NOV" Ia. w3wtl5
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IHiE Subscriber will commence an EN-
L GliSli and CLASSICAL SCHOOL in
this place on Monday the I'd of December
The terms will be the same as Mr. GEORGE
Richardson's, 10 " hom reference may be had
PETER c. NELSON
November 10 J5w3w
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FOR SALE,

4 TRACT OF LAND lying in Amherst
4 N county, containing about 44Oacres. being
the saple land on which Reuben Pendleton for.
merry resided, lying in miles of Lynchbure
Immediately on james river, a considerable
proportion of which is good tobacco land and
finely timbered. Afurtherdescriptioni. deem.
ed unnecessary, as II is supposed those wishing
10 purchase will first view the land If the a.
hove land is not sold privately, it will be offer
ed on Saturday the 18th of December, to the
highest bidder, on credit of 6, II and %
months, the purchaser giving bonds with good
security and a deed of trust on the land 10 So,
cure the payment. Those who wish TO nur
chase sill apply TO Samuel Garland of LYNCH
burg, or the subscriber living near New.Glas.
gov J. S. PENDIFTON
NoVemoer wtf4D Ii
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Wholesale or Retail.

1--WE subscriber is receiving, a general
Il aud extensive assortment al GROCERIES,
amongst which are the folloNinEs
An sacks Liverpool Salt,
New Orleans
Museosado and SUGARS,
Prime 81 CfDiA
DO bars Coffee lew OF them best Java,
30 barrels Loai sugar,
30 chests Imperial, Gunpowder and Young
Tyson Teas,
ca boxes best Mould Candles,
20 do spermaeeG do
90 Edo. Windsor Glass,
Cogniac Brandy,
Jamaica and Antigua Rum,
Madeira
Choice old Port
Nails,
Putty,
China, Crockcry, and Stone Ware,
Mnscntel and Bloom ksitirs,
holnsses,
Cheese,
Chocolate,
Alspiee,
Pepper,
Ginger
Salt pelre,
Epsom Salts,
Mapping Paper,
Ech Havana and Common cigaRs,
quantity OF Cotton Yarn,
few Of Shapes fine Fowliog Pieces,
scyke's patent flasks and Pouches,
Powder, Shot, &c. &c. &c.
From the Time aud pains bestowed IN the
selection OF the above nficIes, The subscriber
can With confidence promise them 10 his Gus
TONERS on terms that will please them.
CHS. l.. D1BKELLa
Nov. 10 - W2w
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nc Tract OF I.aoA

In tbs said deed mentioned, lying in the coun.
" OF Bedford, containing about feur hundred
ana hlteeH acres, or so much thereof as shall
be sut'cientto satisfy the purposes of saidt,r,'
beng the tract of land on which the said MAJ.
TN key resides, bounded by the lands of Da.
Vid Saunders and others, as is more fully ex.
pressed in said deed--ln case the weather e
so Indictment as that bidders do not attend ON
The day above mentioned, the sale will take
place The next fair day.-Acting as trustee. |
Shall convey such title only as is vested In me.
MN RADFORp, surviving Trustee.
November / wits "a
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'Evust Sale.

by virtue of a deed of trust executed to
As The subscribers, by Charles Blount. Jr
bearing date the 18th day OF NAV. ls22. and
duly recorded in the clerk oaee OF In, conn.
ty court OF Bedford, to secure the payment of
certain sums OF money therein named, will
be exposed to sale, 10 the highest bidder, Tor
cash, at the Bell Tavern, in the town Of
Lynchburg. on Saturday he 3oh inst. (Aor'r1
II fair, il not tie next fair DAY, the following
NEGRO SIN ES, ris Dick, Molly, Han.
ah, aud Henry Acting rs trustees, we will
only convey the title vested in us
JOHN CAMPBELL.
RICHARD q. HADFN.
Nov. Ia w3w II
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Aynchbuvg Mills,

WILL in few days be in order for the rcs
w ception of Whest.--fhc Subscribe,
will I'VE ar market ptce in cash. Should
any be desnous to receive FIour in exchange
tol Wheat, they can do 50 at the usual EXCHANGE
and the subscriber viii subject himself to the
Richmond Inspection. Those who are no,
disposed to sell at the present prices, NAV DEF.
yer their Wheat, and wait for better price. a.
lair mar ket price viii be given during the sea
son, tor that deposited, a, Tor what NAV be CO
lnng in.
WIN A. ALLEN.
August9. tets l
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Notice,

y otkoS=
10y virtue Of deed Of trust from George
, Wright 10 me, | shall, on the 10Th JAY Of
February, 1923, at Liberty, in Bedford conn
y, proceed 10 sell, for ready money, to the
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
Lucinda. n collection of Books, Supposed 10 be
about seventy five VOLUMES, a Bed and dfni-
tnfe, Tor certain purposes in said decd specl-
bed. Acting ng trustee, | shall not warrant
the title to sad articles except against myself
nnd persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAHEL, Trustee
The negro woman Lucinda, is n small mu-
latto with long hair, about Is year. old, with
scar on her neck she was taken from the
possession of the subscriber by George Wright
on The 10Th of this month--AII persons are
hereby Forwarded from purchasing her from
SAID WRIGHT, ns he has been conveyed to me
by deed of trust, OF record in Bedford conn,
ty WILLIAM A. HARDY.
November r. w3m II
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Notice.

WILL be Sold to The highest s bidder
decd, in the county of Amherst, on Wedoes
day the 10th day Of November next, NIL the
stock of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, panta-
ton utensils, and the household and kitchen
furniture of which snd decedeni died posses
ed, together with the crop OF corn, fodder aud
oats made on the plantation the present year.
Among the stock of cattle are two yoke Of va
luable oxen.-Terms made known on the-day
Of sale, GEORGE NJ TINSLEY,
ALEX. TINSLEY,
Admrs. of Joshua Tinslcy, deed.
October ID. view IL
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Valuable stock OK Goods

IN order TO close the business of the late
'irm of kyles a Mays We will proceed TO
sell, hy way ot public auction in the town of
lynchburg, on .hoaddy, he I'd day Of Deecn-
bfr, the extensive assortment OF GOODS on
hand, consisting OF DRY GOODS. H.}RD-
H.4RE, QUEENSU.ARE, and GROCERIES.
Also, three very likely SI.4TES
Country merchants aud planters wishing TO
purchase 10 advantage, will 10 well to attend.
i-rms will he liberal, aud made known o
the day o. sn'o. d. & w. KYLE,
Surring partners Of Kyits 4. .Vays.
The sale VIII be conducted by John r d.
Payne, Anctioneen
Nov. 10 ids Is
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Notice

gpi virtue of deed of trust executed +,
- the late Cyrus B. Clay and myself Nv
Martin Key, for the purpose of securing 10 fl.
lale Charles Clay, certain sum of monav.
which deed bears date the 9th day of January
ISIS, and is recorded in the county conrt II
Bedford, shall, onthe e5th day OF Noyember
1872, proceed to sell, at public auction. ~
Liberty, bedford Court House,) before The
door of Vim. Terry s taYern Tor ren i. -, -
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The ! Hact Of l,a,d

On which said CoJbs resides. contain
acres, more or less, adjoining the i lug Ho
Messrs. John North, Ben Robinson AMI aa' q of
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Eany an October riil be Published,
ANEW MAP OF FLORIDA.

n NJ w VIM VT TLOhlDA.
EsoMflLED hom recent actual surveys and
~ observations. and also from authentic do
euments, made aud collected during e,denoe
IN that country.
To accompany lhemap, but tor tie public
eoayenien ee ISSUED separately, will appear at
Che aametime,
OBSERVATIONS UPON TUE FLORIDAS.
From Original uoto,, taken during several
iourn.s III the ,ei,i,ory, particularly through
parts hitherto unes loted, and aloIIn alion
drawn from the most authentic sources. Nv
CHARLES Nit.NOLLS, enii andtopograLl .
ical engineer, Lately Ut South Ca. GINA, aed at
precsnt res'IenI Surveyor in Last ljrida.
The man will be ahout 26 uch,s square, &c.
lneAted on a seal, OH m,i,s 10 one III, h the
whole ofthc lneipal, d almost all III. tsitu
tary waite courses, and he cilrl lakes ii be
laid down the existing carriage toad. and III
the nan lniIan paths tie na!nss II place, a
ent tam nsnt, &c. ii he a5ted the lea. an.
p.liHous benz. ca eiuly retained to AVOID G. n.
fusion as il viii be an ecl II rcndel the pia,
a. convenient and nselulas os,ib,e ot,a, ellie
independent tt,e ge era details, all the a. y,
E.. '' ''''' WI y ''''' . - - P'"'''''
The accompanying book viii contain rc
view OF the STATE o. L JropIrce- IN a si4tatiea
and civil ghi, - alcw yeats pre,ious TO, an,
al the pefiod oil, then ccssion.
a summar, description o. the con ntry in &c
neral, as respect soil. clanate, aud topogiapi.a
details, with r,niaess on The different appropri
ate cultures, pai uculdhy coffee, sugat, Luba to
baeco an, irm.
An ABSTRACT. Is lar as attainable, Of all III,
graNts made hy the Spa.sh Authorities in Tn,
Floridss, with the uames If he otigiaal pta
tee, &c. Explanations oil the principles upo,
waica LANDS were generally conceded, aud
account OF tbs different laws, royal orders, &c
authorising the governor to make grants.
Such information expecting The indians, IL,
wreck ny system amongth, keys and Keets
and Other general points may &c considerv,
useiu, OF Interesting /. the public.
The price viii be mace as low as possible, ,
bengpresumcd that the map and pamphlets ma,
be issued at a sum no exceeding IS lor both
81. Augustine, Jine ~, 1922.
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Trust Sale

Qi virtue Of two deeds of tr,,, ex,
- BY Charles q. Cobbs 10 III ~ ,1A''o'ed
one bearing date the 9th da, Of
he Other bearing date the 3,tl ~ : is2i,
ls2;, both duly recorded IN the g.dt...l u !9ss,
once, and for the purposes tn. eie'As
shaii, - the Odd day of hoyemLer '' ",cal.
IL tar, dnot the neat fair day. at the +. lio2si
said Cohbs, in Bedford county. nrora. nus .
10 the highest bidder, at public AM. 70 sell,
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the
A. b. DAVIES, c. A. c.

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the
clerk + Office OF the county court Of Char
lotto, on the 9Th day of October 1929.
William NJ. Matthews and MartinW Dayen.
port, Plaintiffs.
Against
John X. Matthews, Fanny NJ. Scott, execu.
trl1 OF Francis Scott, deed, John Nj. Price.
John Cobbs, Thomas Cobbs and james C..
bleRoynolds, Defendants.
IN CFL1SCERY.
The defendant John Il. Matthews, not having
hi. appearance, according to ihe act of
assembly and the rules Of tins court, and it an.
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that he
IS not nm lnhabitant OF this state, on the mo
ton OF the plaintiff by counsel, II ~ 0fderea.
That the said defendant do appear here ON the
first Monday in january next, and enterhis ap-
pearance and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
give security iol performing the decree of the
court, aud that n copy of this order be inserted
III some paper printed in the town of Lynch
bnrg Tor two months successfully, and posted
at The front door Of the courthouse OF theeaid
county. 4 Copy-reste
ii wsw WINSLON ROBINSON, c.
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Notice.
WIN. A. ALLEN.
tets l
August

A PETITION will be presented to the
a next General Assembly of Virginia.
praying that the subscriber may be permitted
TO remain in this state untilthe wear 1896
CATO JOHNSON, free man ofcolor.
Sept. l3 6,v,iNIn
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RUNAWAY,

ERoM the subscriber on the sotb q
n March, a servant named JAMES, gene
raily known by the name of James Loving =
lie is upwards OF six feet high, light compIex
non, Wen made, very sensible, shrewd. and
pert IN his observations, and not easily intimi.
dated He formerly belonged to John Scot,
oil ADMINISTRATIONS well on several mns;'
cal instruments, particularly the octave ante-'
ana WIN probably attempt to pass for n freo
man viii give thirty dollars and nav all
reasonable expenses if delivered to me in Now
u' GA twenty dollars if secured in any
j iI 80 ma get him, He is now probably IN
The vicinity of Richmond. III
April &c, A'on a af.
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BEESSWAXX.

MERINO SHAWLS, &c.
ID, - add 81 Mcrino Shawls,
81, IS and Al Neck do
Ditto ditto Hall do
a. aud ~ Velvet do
Ditto Zela aud Picnic do
M Of 'elieh are ofths Hemesi fashions, jua
reeeircd, and ,eH be sold at M Phiiudet-
phia prices. j. L. PA1'rEN.
Nov 3 II wIw
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Notice.

a petition will be presented TO the next &c.
"a neral Assembly OF Virginia, for the pur-
pose OF converting the free bridge near Lynch
burg into a toll one.
September o5th, 1922. wpm
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Negro Slaves.
Notice.

HE term of co-partnership of GAIT
BULLOCK, ~ co. having this day ex-
pred the same is by mutual consent dissolved.
lhe business will be closed by Gait & Bullock,
10 whom all persons indebted will make pay.
ment and those having claims against the
sa'9 concern, will apply to them for settlement
and payment.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK
October /.
'HE subscribers will continue to do BIZ
sness under the firm of GAIT g. bull
hooh' who have received by the ship Protee'
l'oh ana Georgianna from Liverpool, and are
now now opening, a general assortment of Fall ana
Winter Goods, which they will sell low for cash,
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
October ], ts17
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f virtue of deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by James S. McAllister,
OF record in the county court of Bedford. for
me purpose OF securing the payment OF GER
tam tam. sums of money therein mentioned. 10
w nh'lam Saunders, we shall proceed to sell,
ny way OF public auction, for cash, on the
2o,h DAY OF November next, at the front door
oil "m. lerry,s tavern, in the town of Lber.
ty, the following
Negro Slaves,
Belonging to the said James s. Nc AlI;stor viz
negro girl named Jenny, and negro boy
named Dick. Acting as trustees, we will con
Vey the title only which is vested in us as such
JOHN P.GRAY,
j.. c. sTEPTOE, lru'''e'
oe'' TO- wtds II
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State I.ottery,
TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This, added TO is comparative brlll'ancy, viii
no doubt cause the sale Of tickets soon to jdst.
~ the annoanc sincnt oil the drawing.
In this I.ollery, as IN the last, adventures can
receive the cash ior prizes sold at
COHEN'S OFFICE,
The rrrment they ale drawn, and the drawings,
as in the former scheme, vii be conducted un-
der the supei lrtenoencc Of the Commissioners
spponted hy the Governor and Council
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Chronic rheumatism, complicated nth Cost

Chrome rheumatism, complicated Nth Gost.
A man, aged Gity-iour years, of a good con-
stitutlon, had been habitually affected for five
years, with rheumatic pains, shifting from the
head to the breast, and all the Joints, and who
had govt alternately in each foot, received
three applications of the fumigations, from the
10th to tue 18th of April--the first of which
produced copious perspiration. lie was deli
yercd, as il by magic, from his pains, and the
icxibiliy of his limbs restored
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19

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