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NMe following Slaves.

Sam, Nancy, Dovy, Patty, Sarah, siIvy, Pey
ton, Joshua, Dick, Manuel, Harriet, Nancy the
younger, and Sarah the younger; also, one
shot gun, one OK Wagon, one horse cart, five
head OF horses, three yoke Of oxen, eleven
cows and calves, twenty-nine head of hogs,
thirty,tou head of sheep, sundry valuable
household furniture, kitchen furniture, plan
tatlon utensils, &c. as specified in said deeds
ieIns--A portion OF the above property
wil be sold for cnsh to meet The purpo-
ses OF said deeds--the balance will he sold
on credit dt twelve months, from the day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bond and good secu-
rity.-Such title only as is vested in me will
lie conveyed. WM. NJ. RlYES, Trustee.
November |. wtds l3
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E.Aucation.

vEsHE subscribers inform the public that a
N School, embracing the general branche
OF liberal education, fsuch as Latin, Greek,
the Mathematics, &c) viii be taught al Pisgah
meetiughoose, Bedford, commencing the lst OF
December, lS22. The teacherisa late grn siate
OF tIanpden Sidney college. This, to all those
acquainted with the excellent aud thorough
course OF stcdics nor taught IN TINT Seminary.
WIZ be a sufficient guarantee of scholarship !;
aud his talents, as suitable to teach, come
highly recommended 1t is sufficient to saw
as TO the morality of his character, that he is
OF good standing with a respectable religious
denomination. The price OF tuition, $40 per
annum--Board, SO per month The fellow
luggentlemen will art as trustees OF thisschool
REV. WM. LEFTWICH,
REV. J. MITCHELL,
REV. J. TURNER,
COL. ID. SAUNDERS,
MAJ. J. LEFTWlCH,
GEN. J. LEFTWICH,
COL. F. NJ. G0GIN,
S. d. RICE,
DIR. L. +. MITCHELL,
Oct o6. w4wlo
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10y virtue of deed of trust from George
- Wright to me, shall, on the 10th tay OF
February, 1923, at Liberty, in Bedford com.
W proceed TO sell, for ready money, 20 the
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
Lucinda, collection of Books, supposed TO be
ABOUT seventy hive volumes, Bed and Furni-
lure, Tor certain purposes IN said deed speci-
lied. Acting rs trustee, | shall not warrant
me TILE TO said articles except against myself
ana persons claiming under me
WILLIAM FEAZEL, Trustee.
Ehe negro woman Lucinda, is small mn.
latto with long hair, about Is years old, with
scar on her neck she was taken from the
possession of the subscriberby Georg. Wrirb,
on the 10th of this montl-Ali persons srs
hereby iorwarned from purchasing her from
sand wright, as she has been conveyed TO me-
ny a deed OF trust, ofrecord in Bedford coun.
|ty. WILLIAM 4 UARn eyu'i-
No'sinper o wap ID
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR sale.


II ME subscriber wishes TO sell the
TRACT OF LAND on which he resides.
cona'ningby hate survey s37 acres.
This tract lies within one mile of Lynch
burg, on the Poplar Forest road, aud is well
adapted TO the culture of all descriptions of
grain. About one half of which is cleared
and partly in cultivation, the balance OF the
tract IS he~vily timbered, and FIRST rate robac.
co land. u is well calculated TO be divided
into lots of ITO 300 acres, to suit purchasers.
lying on both sides of Black Water and Ivy
Greeks, on which streams thnre are several
eligible mill sites, with sufficient water for
the erection OF manufacturing mills There
IS also on II an excellent quarry of Soap Stone
and very valuable Mineral Spring.
The improvements are comfortable dwell.
ling house, with other convenient out houses
TO which is attached an extensive orchard OF
the best selected fruit, winch, together with it.
convenience to market, render il the most
desirable Tract OF Land offered for sale in this
section OF the country.
Persons who wish to purchase lands. arc
invited TO call and examine for themselves ms
| the subscriber is desirous to sel--a bargain
may be hnd-a liberal credit will he pivrn -
For terms, apply TO the subscriber on the pre-.
misses EDNIND TATE
T. November |. w3m IA
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AEATHER,

y NE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has on
hand large assortment of Leather, among
which is,
10000 VT. of Soal Leather,
l9 dozen Calf Skins,
1000 sides waNed and russell upper and
kips ditto,
Sklrting Harness and Bride,
New England Hog Skins and Pad
Leather,
HI Of achieh wiH be sold top for cash.
JOHN POE.
N. B. Cash or leather will be given for
hides, or tanned on the usual terms. J. p.
October %. lowts
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IN CH9NCERY
VlRGlNlA-In Halifax County Court
in Chancery, the 2Sth day o, Auoust

" ihui1'ih--ih ffaillax County Court,
,oea IN ohahcery, the 2sth day o. August,
John Daniel, Judith Fuqua, Sarah Hancock,
John Mel sou and Polly his wife, formerly Pol.
Ddnief, Plaintiffs,
The Hon. William Daniel, Henry Coleman
and Martha his wife, Elliotle Coleman and r.
lizabeth his wife, VIM. Tally and Frances his
VIE FOLLY Noodson, JOSIAH, William ID, Mar.
tina, Lucy and John Thompson, Arianna Mil
Ter, Samuel, John, William f. and hezekiah
u. Daniel, Nathaniel W. Fuqua and Susanna
ms VIE, Joseph Goode g. Mary his wife. Anne
Doniel, Resbin Hay, and Elizabeth his wife.
Bonidin Vaughan and Susanna his wife. John
pigg Mary his wife, Benjamin Lawson ( AMY
his wife, Harrison Burnes and Judith his wife
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas and Ambrose Mel
soh, Joshua Blanton and Betsy his wife, An
thony Franklin and Polly his wife, Thomas
Lasley and Susanna his wife, william Hutch
erson and judith his wife, and Maria D. Tho.
mas and Martha Fawkner, Defendants.
Inc defendants Ambrose Nelson, Thos Las
ley Susanna bis wife, William Hutcherson &.
judith his wife, Daniel, Martha and Thomas
Nelson, Joshua Banton and Betsey his wife
Anthony Franklin and Polly his wife. Maria
D. Thomas, and Martha Fawkner. children Of
John tawkner and Patsy his wife, Jos. Goode
and Mary his wife, Anne Daniel and John
pisg and Mary his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, ana II appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, on motion of the plaintiffs.
ny their counsel, 1t is ordered, that the sud
,asthaned defendants dc appear here on the
fourth Monday IN November next, and answer
lns ON OF the plaintiffs, and that copy OF this
the town Oh Lynchbme, for eight weeks snc-
cess'Neiy, ana posted ut the front door of the
court house ofthis county.
Copy-Teste,
8 MICHAEL ROBERTS, D. enc.
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yirginia-born Slaves,

Consisting of men, women, boys and girls
Also, The Stock OF al description plantation
utensils, household and kitchen furniture, aud
the crop 81 corn, ieaief, oais andtohaoco now
on the premises The plantation will be rent
cd on the same day (whercos thrre Is 10 bush.
els OF wheat sown and liberty given TO seed
more small grain) for The term Of one year
Possession given on the ut Of january, 1873.
All those that have claims agalnst the said cs-
fate. win phrase present them immediately
proven as The law directs, as arrangements
NAV be made 10 pay them--all those indebted
will make imioedate naymeat, as no further
indnstnce can or viii be given.
SALLY lsBELL, admir- Of Zrehariah, dec.
N. B--The sale viii be continued from day
10 aav nnill the whole Is sold. =. J.
Amherst, October lS wtdsli
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A T court held for Amherst county the
"A 2ist day of October, 1872
Merit NJ. White and Judith his wife, late Ju-
dith Tinsley, Thomas Clements and Rosanna
his wife, late Rosanna TinAey, Plaintiffs,
Against
George VI. Tinsley, AlexaHder Tinsiey, An
derson Tinsley, Watt W. Bailey, aud Dolly
his wife, who was lately Dolly 1insley, Ban
hester Tin,ley and John Hutchinson and Luz
cinda his wife, Defendants
IN CH.gScERY
On hearing bill aud the answer of The
defendants, George NJ. Tinsley, Alexander
Tinsley and John iintcheson and Lucinda his
wife, and il appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court that the defendants Anderson Tinsley
Wait ". Baily and Dolly his wife do not re-
side within the limits of this commonwealth
whereupen, il is decreed and ordered that un.
less the said absent defendants do appear here
on or before the Isl day of January court next
and enter their appearance and give security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court, the plaintiffs bill shall be taken
as confessed and the matter thereof deereed
accordingly, and il is further decreed and or.
dered, TINT copy Of this order be forthR 18th
inserted IN some newspaper published in the
town of Lynchburg forthe space oftwo month,
excessively aud that another copy thereof be
posted at the front door Of the courthouse oil
this county on two several court days returna.
bic 10 the first day OF January court next.
Copy-Teste
ID A. b. DAVIES, c. A. c.
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A. b. DAVIES, c. A. C.
VIRGINIA AT rules holden in tn.

VIRGINIA At rules holden in the
clerks Office OF the county court of Char
lotte, on the 9th day of October, ls22.
William NJ. MattIc VS. and Martin W. Dayen
port, Plaintiffs.
Against
John Il. Matthews, Fanny NJ Scott, exocu-
trix OF Francis Scott, decd, John nj. Price.
John Cobbs, Thomas Cobbs and james c.
McReynolds, Defendants,
IN CH9NCERY.
The defendant John II. Matthews, net having
entered his appearance, according TO the act OF
assembly and the rules of this court, and il an
pearing TO the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an ilhabtant of this State, on the mo
ton of the plaintiff by COUNSEL II il ordered.
That tue said defendant do appear here on the
first Monday in January next, and enter his an
pearance aud answer the plaintiffs bill, and
give security for performing the decree Of the
court, and that copy OF this order be inserted
IN some paper printed in the town of Lynch
burg for Two months successfully, and posted
at the front door oil thc courthouse OF the said
county. A Copy-Teste
IL wsw WINSLOW ROBINSON. C.
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ASnchburg Mills,

WILL in few days he in ogjer for the re.
w ception Of Wheet.--lhe Subscriber
viii give fair market price in cab. Should
any DC desirous to receive Flour n OK change
FOL Wheat. they can do SO at tie usual exchange,
and the subscriber viii subject himself to the
Riehm@nd Inspection. Those who aie not
disposed TO sell at the present price,, may dc j.
yer their Wheat and wait for better price, as
fair market price viii he given DUNG the sea.
son, for that deposited, as for what may be co
ming in.
WIN. A. ALLEN.
Augusta. tets
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Trust Sale.

pY virtue of two deeds OF trust executed
- by Charles q. Cobbs TO the subscriber
one beating date the 9th day of August, 1921,
the other bearing date the 10Th day of May,
1922, both duly recorded in the Bedford clerk S
Office, and for The purposes therein named, |
shall, on the 22d day of November lls2o)
If fair, il not the next fair day, at the house OF
said Cobbs, in Bedford county, proceedt to sell.
TO The highest bidder nj public anciion.
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yhe Tract OF Hand

In the said deed Of trust mentioned, lying in
the county Of Bedford, on both sides OF Jn-
dith's creek, containing eight hundred acres,
more OF less and bounded by the lands Of
Francis sleriwethers heirs and others In
ease The weather is so Indictment that bidders
do not attend on the day above mentioned,
the sale will take place on the next fair day.
Acting as trustee, shall convey only suGn
title ~ Is vested in me
JOHN MURRELL.
October 10. II Rids
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Notice.

TErH.I. he sold. to the lhghes, bidder, at
w The late residence OF Joshua finsissi
deed, In the comfy al Amherst. ON Ne.inss
ia, the cath DAY 1T November ned, all Tue
stuck os horses, cattle sasep aud hog, plania.
,,as u,.as.i. apl the household aHd Kitchen
furniture oi which said .le.edcnt died posses
cd. together viii the crop ii com, fodder aud
oats made on the plantation tts presefi sear.
Anloas the stock OF cattle ore two yeee oil "a.
iuable oNen ferns made known on The "a,
el sale. GEORGE N. 1INsLEi,
ALIEN. TINSLEY,
Admrs. OF Joshua IInsley, deed.
October. IL. NV IL
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed n
- US by John billiard and Sally his wife
bearing date the 9th day of Decembar 1910
and duly recorded in the clerks Office of Bed.
ford county, to secure debts therein exnressed
due Col. William Lettwich, dec together with
al the legal charges attending The execu.
non OF the trust, and in pursuance OF request
ol said Letwtch's Representatives we shall
on the 3lst day OF December next, on the pre-.
nlses' proceedto sell, by way OF public auction
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Negroes Coy Sale,

PURSUANT To the last will and tesla
i ment of Jnmes Robertson decd will be
sold at public auction on Tuesday the 26th
Nov next, al the said decedouts late resi-
dcnce, IN the lower part of Campbell county,
between 10 and 20 likely negrcs, consisting
OF Men, Women, Boyg and Girls, together
with all the stock OF Horses, Hogs, Cattle,
sheep, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, crop of Corn, Fodder, To-
hacco, Hay, Rye, Wheat, Oats, Sec. on a credit
OF six months, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security, on all sums of five
dollars tad upwards, all sums under five dol
lars cash will be required,
The sale TO be continued from day 10 day il
necessary.
JAMES ROBERTSON, r,oo,r.
DAVID ROBERTSON, .''N''''''
Oct % 1922 loNyt1s
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ID the subscribers by james 5. McAllstef,
Of record in The county court Of Bedford, for
The purpose OF securing The payment of GER
tain sums Of money therein mentioned, to
William Saunders, we shall proceed TO sell,
by way of public auction, for cash, on the
10Th day Of November next, at the front door
of VIM. Ferry's tavern, in the town OF Libor-
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Also fov Aease..
Negroes for Sale.

GENERAL Men, Women, Boys and
~ Girls, will be sold low for cash. or ON
short credit-say 4 or 5 months. Enquire OF
the Printers.
September 81. tets
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DY virtue Of deed of trust executed 10
ID me BY Nicholas Harrison, for the purpose
OF securing TO the late Charles Clay certain
sum OF money. which deed bears date the Isl
day OF October, lsl6, and Is recorded iHihe
earniy court Of Bedford, stall, on the ISM
day OF November next, proceed 10 sell, nj
public auction, ON the premises, for ready mo
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Yhe Tract OF Hand

In the said decd of trust mentioned lying in
the county of Bedford, on both sides of Ju-
dith's creek, continuing eight hundred acres,
more or less, and bounded by the lands of
Francis Meriwether's heirs, andothers Incase
the weather is so inclennnt, that bidders do
not attend the above mentioned day the sale
will take place on the extiair day Acting as
trustee, shall convey such title only as is
vested in me- WILLIAM RADFoRD,
OCT. is. llwtds SWriring Trustee
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G ELlA, free woman ofcolour, will pc
" tition the next General Assembly for per.
mission to remain in the state Of Virginia.
ocioberlI.s 10 m2m
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office.

A PETITION will be presented to the
n next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying. that the subscriber may be permittej
10 remain in this state until the year 1895
Sept i3. SwtiN sI'"'
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August o.
AianA for Sale.

YSiIE subscriber ,cistes 10 sell The Tract
L or LIND, intbe county Of CdnpbeH, ,itn
aifd on both ddes Of Bg0alo Creet, On ieiieh he
tatefg res'dsd. N contains by n late surrey, 300
aeres, 80 Of mhich are clenred, and in good heari.
There is as mprh qo0d iand ~, Hason any frnci
Of NE same efieHt-fu his Beighborbood This
fdnd ho wiiiitn q mile md hoifof Mao LoH-
don, mud enjoW The advantage 81 mill site Of
% leG JM. II is ereeediBgig md ,caiered by
Prtngs The Improvements are q capital log
hopse, NTH three apartments, Is BY lsfeei, d
kitchen, stable, and heo iodging houses, and has
omit good apple and p1Geh orthdrd. 49, The tile
IS ipdisPuiable.--.lppiied'ion 10 be made 10 the
'inbscribcr IN LyhehbRg, or 10 CAPT. King, IN
.Seio London. EDW, .1TkLNS0N
October l. owis
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Notice.
WISH TO SELL,
TIE I'R.1CT OF LAND

NHEREON | now reside. lying two
w miles south OF Mr. Robert Hunters 5,
and sixteen from Lyncbburg, containing about
six hundred acres, about Two hundred of which
are cleared and in a high state Of cultivation,
the residue IN IFS natural state, superior to any
IN its neighbourhood--t is on tho Tract
nm excellent dwelling house and every other
house necessary for the accommodation of a
family also good fruit of almost every dosGripn
lion; there is on this tract very fine grist
mill, which gets from seventy five TO an hun
dred barrels of toll grain ayear A private sale
Is preferred but il mol sold before the fifteenth
OF November, il will on that day be offered AT
auction, aud in case sale Is then enected. the
stock OF every description, plantation nipple
ments, NC, will be offered for sale on that day
Terms Of Sale, tor Abe land one third OF the
purchase money in hand, the balance in one
md two years, with a lien on the land 10 Sc
cure each payment, the other property will be
sold on credit payable the lirst dny of Sep
tember next for all sums over FIVE dollars, and
under that sum cash will be required.
ARCHIBALD BOILING, Jr.
October 10. ltw 4
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Notice.

A Petition will be presented to the
"A next General Assembly, praying to be
divorced from my husband Hesel5ah Gill
Oct Is. wsw / DOROTHY GILL.
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Negro Slaves.

Belonging 10 fine said James s Me Alliaier, viz.
u negro girl named Jenny, and negro boy
named Dick. Acting rs trustees, we will CON
yey the title only which isvestcd in as h such.
JOHN i. GRAY, ! r....
J. &. STEPTOE, "''''S
Oct. 10. wtds II
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Notice.

MILL be seld, on the plantation Of
w xachariah Isbell. de- q, on Tuesday
the leth day vi November neat, Tor cash, 10 or
l6 likely
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A petition viii be presented to the next &c.
IA neral Assembly of Virginia, for the pur-
pose ofconserting the tree bridge near Lynch
Burg into a ioll one.
Septsmber 2sth, 1872. WIN
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NoTlCE.-1He subscriber, as admins
y traitor Of Col. UiHiam CLARK, deceased,
,e'H, on The Esd day Of .N6rember, 1899, at
he late residence Of said decedeni, IN the
county q Campbell, sell, By pay ofpubiic
auction. all The PERSONAL ESTATE
Of SAID decedent, consisting Qfttoo Negroes
Ia man and Joy,) The stocks Of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Piantction Utensils, the
craps Of Corn, Fodder, Sc. &c. Terms OF
Sdte--tm all sums under $40, cash ,eiH be
req"nrsa-andto at sans oper that amount,
a credit Of sir months ,riH be extended 10 The
Ptychasers, upon their erecuiing gheir bonds
''ath approred personal security for The pan.
mem Of The amounts cfHeir respective pur-
chdseS.
TUCKER ~ CL.1RK, .2dnlr.
Co" n collection Of Lar and other books.
a PLEASURE Carriage and Harness, and a
light bdggon and Gear, ipiH be added 10 The
aoope SAFE. 4. ~. c.
oc'oof 70 - ,etds
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The Tract OF i.ana

In the said deed mentioned, lying in the coun-
ty oi Bedford, containing about four hundred
and htteen acres, or so much thereof ms shall
be sulicientto satistythe PURPOSES of said trust,
being the tract of land on which the said Mar.
I'm Key resides, bounded by the lands of Da-
v'd Saunders and others, as is more fully ex-
pressed in said deed.--In case tie weather is
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,
VIM. RADFoRD, surviving trustee.
november T. wtds l3
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The Tract OF l.anA.

On which said Cobbs resides, containing 100
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands OF
Messrs John North, Benz Robinson aad Wad-
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Sotice.


DY virtue of deed Of trust execnted
~ to Che Subscriber by Charles WingdeId in
1872, and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF
the county coart of Amherst, for The purposes
therein expressed, ssall, on Thursday the IIlh
day OF November neat, AT the residence of
sad hingdeld, ia The county OF Amherst, pro-
cecd 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder, on a credit
OF Il months, the follow ing plUperty one
Wagon and Gear, 4 bend OF Horses. his stock
OF Cattle, Sleep aud Hogs, Household kitch-
en- Enrnilere Of every description, Plantation
Utensils, sc, NC. or SO much OF said property
as will be sufficient to satisfy said trust deed
and costs of sale Bonds with approyed seen
riiy will be required OF purchasers-rhc title
vested In the trustee will be given the pnrcha
ters TlNSLEY FUCKER
n The subscriber has il in eontempla.
ton 20 remove from this county Qor the Tey-
as, in Spanish America) about the 10th 81 next
month, which will be previous to the day of
sale---Air. Nelson c. Dawson, Jr will attend TO
the sale, as his agent BY consent of the nartes.
TINSLEY RuCkER.
The above sale win take place by NV free
consent, being DESTROYS to pay my just debts.
hoping there will be more property than will
satisfy the trust deed il SO, the balance will he
sold on the same ierms--my creditors nreinyi.
ted TO attend and hay for themselves
CHARLES NINGFIFID.
October %. wtis IL
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Notice.

pY virtue of deed of trust executed To
- the late Cyrus b Clay and myself by Nj.
cholas Harrison, for the purpose of securing
TO the late Charles Clay a certain sum of mo-
ney, which decd bears date the Goth day OF
November, lsl1, and is recorded in the coun-
~ court OF Bedford, | shall, on The 18th day of
November next, proceed TO sell, at public auc-
lion, ON the premises, for ready money,
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MERINO sfIAWLS, &c.

d., "a and s.4 Merino sliawls,
81. - and ~ Nsfk do
niho ditto Hail do
81 and "a Velvet do
Diita s.iiH and Picnic do
III Of .rhieh ar, Of tte ne,eesi cushions, t,sa
reeeieed, and ,eM be sold at The Phifddst-
phio prices. J. 4. PAI'fEN.
NV 4 II aiw
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FtWE subscribers will continue TO do bu-
4 slness under the firm of GAIT & Bull
toch, who have received by the ship Protec-
uon and Georgianna from Liverpool, and are
ne" opening, a general assortment of Fall and
winter Goods, which they win sell low forcash.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK
October !. ts17
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RUNAWAY.

HOM the subscriber on the 3Oth
March, servant named JAMES, gene.
Taiiy known by the name of James Lowing
ne Is upwards of six feet high, light complex
ION, Wen made, very sensible, shrewd, and
peri IN has observations, and not easily ntimi-
dated lie formerly belonged to John Scott
Oh neutrality-suspicious. well on several musi-
ea' instruments, particularly the octave flute
anu VIII probably attempt to pass for a free
man. viii give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable ~, expenses if delivered TO me in New
.u vi. twenty dollars if secured in any
Jal' SO mat get him. He is now probably IN
me vicinity of Richmond.
GEO. S. HOLLOWAY.
April &c. 3tf