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"A Hyact OF klanA.

Containing by late survey, 6o2 acres, and i've
negroes, four OF whom ARE as likely aud valu-
abic as any The land is Of good quality, with
4hc usual quantity OF tobacco land 10 clear,
which will be divided into two tracts 10 suit
purchasers. both of which wilinclude dwell
linz house and out houses.
The usual credit Viii be given on the land,
on having the payment OF the purchase money
satisfactorily secured aud twelve months on
the purchase money oLthe negroes, secured IN
like manner AT the same time and place, all
the estate OF the said Mrs Estes, dec d. will be
sad on the usual credit, consisting ol stocks Of
Cattle, Horses. l,ogs, Sheep, Crops Of grain,
Household aud Kitchen furaiare, 1heioga-
tees TO sli estate arc requested TO attend Tie
sale JOEL ESTES, Executor
Of BENJAMIN aud seIoh Es.rs, dccd
November % Ntds l6
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FOR SALE,
1 TRACToFLAND lying in Amherst

A TRACT OF LAND lying IN Amherst
n county, containing about 4loacres being
the snne laud on which Reuben Pcndlefon fof
merly resided, lying in 8 miles of ynchbufg
Immediately ON james river, . considerable
proportion of which IL good tobacco land and
finely timbered. A .urther deserip tionis deem
edunnecessnry, as il is supposed those wishing
to purchase will first view the land Ii Che
bosc land ia nol sold privately, ii will be oBeri
ed on Saturday the 18th Of December, 10 tbt
highest bidder, on credit OF q, II and -
months, the purchaser giving bonds with good
security and deed OF trust on the land TO ST.
cure the payment. Those who wish to pur
clfhse will apply 10 Samuel Garland OF Lynch
burg, or the subscriber living near heW Glas-
gov J. 5. PENDLETON.
November | Wild 10
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Notice.

10y virtue of deed oftrust from Georre
- Wright to me, shall, on the 10th Jav Of
February, 1923, at Liberty, in Bedford conn.
ty, proceed to sell, for ready money, 10 tho
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
Lucinda ii collection Of Books, supposed to be
aoout seventy ave volumes, Bed and Furn.
lure, Tor certain purposes in said deed speci
ned. Acting as trustee, shall not warrant
The title to said articles except against mysef
aud persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAZEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is small mn,
latto with long hair, about Is years old, WIN
a scar on her neck she was taken from ths
possession OF the 81 bseriber by George Wright
on the 18th OF this month-All persons are
hereby torwarned from purchasing her from
said Wright, rs she has been conveyed TO me
by decd of trust, of record in Bedford coun.
ty WILLIAM A. HARDY.
NoFember D. w3m ii
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Negroes ior Snle,

PURSUANT 10 the last will and tcsia-
i mcni Of james Robertson decd will be
sold at public auction on Tuesday the 26th
Nov neat, al the said deccdents latc resi-
dencc, in the lower part OF Campbell county,
Between - and 20 likely negres, consisting
OF Men, Women, Boys aud Girls, together
with all the stock OF Horses, Hogs, Cattle,
Sheep, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, crop Of Corn, Fodder, To.
bacco, Hay, Rye, WHEAT, Oats, &c ON a credit
OF six months, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security, on all sums OF five
dollars aud upwards, all sums under five dol
hrs cash will he required
The sale to be continued from day TO dag if
necessary.
JAMEs ROBERTSON, ! r,oc,r.
DAVID ROBERTSON, ''N''''s'
Oct 25 1922 II wtds
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Valuable Tract Of land

conveyed to said billiard by Rev. JAS I'm.
ana being the place on which said TuroaaSr
merry resided, tonr miles above fibert, = vi
ford courthouse, and within one MIL =, "eu.
sfeai western road, containing by aIe , "s
'es, iour hundred and five acres. Tie H.
pro'ements are acommodious dwelling b,. 'u'.
thirty feet square, with eight rooms foa oIset
low and four above stairs three ebimn.,s . ''
i've ilrc plnces. together with all otL.r "o
necessary Tor The accommodation of , I''S
family about half the land is in wood. ss
well tmbered, the greatest proportion ,o" a
tobacco land, and part first rate, the bal9o Yoa
is well adapted 10 the culture of all k;nda
gram the plantation is in pretty posd - =.
and sufficiently fresh for raising creps ofa,lp': af
There Is on this tract an orchard of abons e
hundred apple trees that scarcely er,. 'G ~,
bearing, and perhaps as well selected ~ '''
IN the state.--The land is well watered hv n55
principal head branches of Little Otter IN =! ,''e
through it, in the vicinity of two or tbres ,.a'
aud in healthy neighborhood: il i, but salan''
places possessing such advantages are mt MI =.
market for cash, and a great bargain m p' "a
expected; those wishing TO purchase arc go. ~
ted to avail themselves of this Opportunity aa',
view the land previous TO the day of sal 1s
winch will certainly takeplace unless nreyaa
ted by something unavoidable TIN In
vested in us as trustees (Which is believed ,o VIC
indisputable) will be conveyed 10 the nurc c ~
ser and none other. '''"u'
PLEASANT NJ. GOGGIN,
THOMAS l.. LEfTWICH, Trustee,
.''To'''ooi l. wtds l3
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Trust Sale.

Rf virtue of deed of trust exoe,,.,
- us by John billiard and s,fly -, 10
bearing date the 9th day of Deesmt hs mIl'
aud duly recorded in the elerk 5 ot;na II 10
ORD county, TO secure debts therein :. net
due Col. William Leitwich. dee o,llaessed,
All the legal charges attending ill., WITH
hon 81 The trust, aud in pursuance of :. sA'et
oil SAID Leitwich's Representatives Ne 1'e,t
ON the 3ist DAY Of December next an - shalf
misses, proceedto sell, by way OF public an e PIE
Tor eash. that f'"e alehOl
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Notice.
tls15

<,ssTRAYED or stolen from the subscri-
J Der about the 10th of last month, large
BAY HORSE, about B feet inches high, with
one hind foot white, and branded with the
letters q. II. on the thigh. A liberal reward
will he given for delivering him To me in
Lynchburg, and all reasonable expenses paid
or any information 10 enable me to get him,
will be thankfully received by
JOHN PATTEN.
Nov 10. ltW2W
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MERINO SHAWLS, &c
GREAT BARGAINS!
800 Packages Of
NEW GOODS.

nAVID & WILLIAM KYLE, respect
II fully inform their friends and the public,
thai they have just received, aud are now o.
pening, the above number of Packages ot
NEW GOODS, uucomnonly cheap, and well
selected, at auction, in the cities of \. York,
and PhiladeI phia, aud principally for cash
These, in addition 10 their former extensive
stock on hand, will make their assortment,
for variety and chcapness, inferior to none IN
upper Country--as, in the selection OF their
assortment this season, they have omitted no
article that could be procured in their line of
business, which is either useful or fashionable
and from their long experience in business,
aud the decided advantages they possess in
purchasing their goods, they feel perfectly sa-
tisfed they can aud will sell almost every
article in their line, much cheaper 4han they
can be purchased at any other house in this
place.
Country merchants and planters from a dis
lance, wishing TO purchase largely, are cordi-
ally invited 10 call and examine for them
selves, Us they only wish an opportunity OF
exhibiting their assortment, and make known
generally, the unusually low pvices they arc
determined TO sell at.
They constantly keep on hand, an extensive
asso tment of HiRDV.3kE, S.iDDLERY,
CEgLEAY QiEENSU IRE, and GRO t'E-
ms, Of all descriptions
They have also received, two cases superior
qualu B0LILNG CLOTHS.
Nov To- Is w3w
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AAEATNEN.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends aud the public, that he has on
hand large assortment Of Leather, among
which is,
10000 vi, of Soal Leather,
Is dozen Cali Skins
1000 sides waved and russell upper and
kips ditto,
Siirtng Harness and Bride,
New England Hog skins and Pad
Leather,
Al Of phich rciH be sold io,o for cash
JOHN POE,
N. b. Cash or heather will be given for
Hides, or tanned on the usual terms ] F.
October 20. lowts
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YrlMt sale.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed to
ID the subscribers, by Charles Blount, Jr
bearing date the 18th day of May, 1922, and
duly recorded in the clerk 5 office of the conn-
ty court of Bedford, to secure the payment of
certain sums OF money therein named, will
be exposed to sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Bell Tavern, in the town of
lynchhurg, on Saturday The 3oh inst. (Nor'r)
il lair, ii not the next fair day the following
NEGRO SL.iEES, ri@ Dick Molly, Ham
ali, and Henry. Acting rs trustees, ave will
only convey the title vested mus.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
RICHARD q. HADEN.
= Nov. Is. w3W Is
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Valuable stock Ok Goods
AT AUCTION.

IN order to close the business of the late
L Grm OF kyles & Mays, we will proceed to
sell, by way Of public auction, in the town of
Lynchbnrg, on Monday, the 2d dry Of Deem.
Der, the extensive assortment OF GOODS on
hand, consisting OF DRY GOODS, HARD
W.4RE, QrEENSU4RE and GROCERIES,,
Also, three very likely SL.iFES.
Country merchants and planters wishing 10
purchase to advantage, will do well to attend
Terms will be liberal, and Rade known on
the day OF sale ID. W. KYLE,
Surfiring Pariners Of kyIeS d Mays
The sale will he conducted by John h. D.
Payne, Auctlnnecr.
Nov Il. tbs Is
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400 Dollars Reward.

IawILL pay one hundred dollars for the
l anprelirnsion of Jack Harris, a free negro
raised In the county Of Bedford, iftaken on ol
Dis state, or ten dollars il taken in the state
hold his indeniurcs dated the 2sth Oct l7p3,
anil an order ei Buckingham court for his sale
10 pay Jpl, lees--lle is a yellow fellow, about
sly feet high and about 30 years old Clerks
of courts where hts iudrnlnres may he record
ed are cautioned against removing them
STEPHEN PANkiY
November % w3HF 10
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Notice..

A PETITION will be presented to III.
mex. Legislature, praying that a law MAJ,
r ra,s ses,lns me commonwealth right ,o y
pet!ein tract OF land lying in the count % a
"euAoio' 'oi which James Orrey died se;ys y
MOSES 4 JAMES PARKER. '''
September !. '''s rarker
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TIVE subscribers will continue - do bu-
siness under the firm OF GAIT * BUL
LoCk, who have received by the ship Protee-
ton aud Gcoffiauna from Liverpool, and are
now opening, general assortment OF Fall and
Winter GoOds, Whiellt they will sell low lorcasl.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK
October tsi7
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10y virtue of a deed of trust executed
II to us by Samuel Anthony, which bears
date the Goth of January, 1915, and is reco!s
ded in the liustjugs Court of Lynchburg, for
Tie purpose OF securing TO William Radiord
certain sums of moneyin the said deed men-
toned, we shall expose TO sale, at public auc
ton, on the'lath day Of December next, on
the premises, Tor ready money,
n Lot or parcel of Ground,
Lying on the main street, on Diamond Hill
containing SCI feet front and run 1g "a k
the depths OF two lots, as more particularly
described in said deed Acting as trustees.
we shail convey such title only as is vested in
us. \ ROBERTSON, }
JOHN NJ, GORDON, : i''''ses
November rs. 1t wtds
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NOtice.

k1 virtue of deed of trust executed TO
~ the subscriber, and others, by Green b.
LeWeliin, bearing date on the 9th day OF De-
cember, 1919, and Of record in the County
oonrt OF Bedford, 1 shall, on the III day y
Desmber nert, at the dwelling house Of said
@reen b. Leweliin, in Bedford county SELL
ny way OF public auction, for ready money,
,he following property, to wit One Day
morse, known by the name of Yankee, one
sofrei horse, known by the name of faloy,
TOUR COWS, two earrings, four feather beds ana
furniture, one mahogany bureau, one walnut
,abie, one walnut cupboard, one dressing Ia
Die, one dozen chairs, one horse cart, two
men saddles, one woman's ditto, three 1fi-
dies, ten head of hogs, together with all us
plantation tools, and the residue of his house
mold and kitchen furniture, and the increa'e
OF sad stock, or SO much thereof as shall es
necessary to answer certain purposes IN said
deedexpressed. Acting as trustee, shall 0n{
convey TO the purchaser or purchasers suen
title as is vested in me by the deed OF rus
aforesaid, and none other.
ALEXANDER KERSEY, Trustee,
Nov, Is U3wth
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EIiE term Of co-partncrship Of GAIT
4 BULLOCK, N 90 having This day cA-
pred, the same il by mutual consent dissolved.
The business will be closed by Gait d Bullock,
to whom all persons indebted will make pay
ment aud those having claims against the
said concern, will apply to them for settlement
and payment.
WILLIAM CALI,
JOIN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK
October /
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A. b. DAVIES, a, c.

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the
' clerks Office oi the county court OF Char
lotle, on the 9th day OF October, le22
William NJ. Matthews aud Martin W Daven-
rort, plaintiffs,
Against
John II. Matthews, Fanny NJ. Scott, execu
trix of Francis Scott, dee d, john NJ Price,
John Cobhs, Thomas Cobbs and james c
McReynolds, Defendants.
~ CiL4NCERY.
The defendant JohnR Matthews, mot lAa wing
entered his appearance, according TO the act ol
cmbly nudthe rules OF this court, and it aIJ-
pearing TO the satisfaction OF the court that he
Is not an iilhabtant Of this State, on the mo.
ton OF the nlaintif by counsel, II is andered,
That the said defendant do appearhere on the
first Monday IN January next, and enter his ap-
pearenee and answer the plaintiff bill, and
give security for performing the decree of the
court, and that IA copy OF this order be inserted
IN some paper printed in the town of Lynch
burg tor two month. successfully, and posted
at the front door of the courthouse OF the said
county. A Copy Testc
IL wsw WlNSLON ROBINSON, c.
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Tract of X.anA.

Commonly called the Mountain Tract, con-
tanning one hundred aud nincty-si, acres more
or less, being the same land purchased from
Joseph htCray Ly the snid Burks---for fnl-
Ter description OF which we rcfcrthose inclin-
edto purchase To the trnt deod--orsuch par of
the aforesaid Slaves, Property and Land us will
be sufficient NJ satisfy TIE debts in said deed
-fnentionedwth al eosts attendingthe executing
the same. Acting as trustees we will only
convey sueh title AS is vested in us by .aid
deed. WM SHELTON
RICHARD H. BuRks, i'"s'ees'
! November -. o. l6
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Aynchburg Mills.

WILL in few days be in order for the 70.
W ception of Wheot.--rhe Subscribss
Will give fair market price in cash. Should
any he desirous to receive Flour in EXCHANGE
Tor Wheat, they can do SO at the usual excban9s
and the subscriber will subject himself to the
klehmend Inspection. Those who are MOI
disposed to sell at the present prices, may DEL.
Yer their Wheat, and wait for a better mice =.
lar ma ket price will be given du,ng the sea.
son, Tor that deposited, as for what NAV be On
ming in. ~
Augusta. tots
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'vrast Sale.

TN pursuance of a deed of trust executed
il to as by Richard Ruiks, bearing date the
18th day OF March, in the year ls22, aud re-
corded an the clerks Office al the county court
>of Amherst, for the purposes in said deed ex
pressed, we shall on Friday the Goth day of
this mouth (November) proceedto sell, at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash, at
the residence ofsaiil Burks in Amherst eou lty,
the following
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NUN a WAY.

I1ROM the sabscrihar on the Seth
March, servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name of James Lowing
lie Is upwards of six feet high, light complex
ION, web msde, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert IN his observations, and not casify intimi
dated. He formerly belonged to Join Scott
OF neutrality-suspicious. well on several musi
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute--
and VIII probably attempt 10 pass for a free
-alan' 1 viii give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses if delivered tome in Nav
Glasgow-or twenty dollars If secured in any
ia'l 50 that get him. He is now probably in
the vicinity OF Richmond
GEO. S. HOLLOWAY.
April 20 a.f
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Slaves and property.

VIZ Cupid, Daniel aud Lewis, negro men,
Sally, woman, Charlotte and her child Del
ply, Asgy aud her child Edward, Betty, girl,
one negro man Hamed Hnihouy aud his wife
Jenny-sS head OF Horses, stock of Cattle,
sheep aud Hogs, one Wagon and 6ecr, enc
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Office.

DY viri,t Of u deed Of trust erecuted 10
ID The subscriber by a. S. Henry, (for the pur-
pose Of securing II debt due 10. +. RoyaH \. Co..
vhichdeed is,of record in he county court oj
Btdtord, and bears date he 6th Of august, 1915,
anH, on The Isl day Of .4prH, 1923, If Cair, il
nat HE nert fair day hcreatter,) sell, at public
auction, in The torn Of Lynchbarg, before the
door Of the Franklin Hotel, for really money,
Yhe Tract OF A.anA.
In the middccd mentioned, containing fire HIM
tired and fifteen acres, or so much as WiH be Sitt.
cient 10 satisfy said traSt. Thr trustee uiR CON
rey sach title only as is rested in ann
CHISHELL D.4BNEY.
N0vcmbtr % ,rids III
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Khe Tract OF A.anA.

pi virtue of deed Of tsust executed 10
- the subscriber by Ansen Allen, for purpo.
ses therein named, bearing date the 10Th Feb.
rnary, 1872 and recorded in the clerk Office of
the Hastings Court of Lynchbnrg,I will sell
Tor cash, on the premises, on Tuesday the Bird
day Of December next,
"A Not,
With small house thereon, lying on 3rd street
in the corporation Of Lynchburg adioinine the
property Of Edward Duflel, containing 4I3
feet, and more particularly describedain saii
deed, Acting as trustee shall convey only
such title rs is vested in me
CHIsWELL DhBNEy, Trustee.
November - wtds Ia
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4 II court held for Amherst county the

4 II IA court held for Amherst county the
x n DIST day of October, ls22
Merit VI White aud Judith his wife, late Jn-
dith iinslcy, Thomas Clements and KosunUa
his wife, late kosanna InsIcy, Plaintiffs,
Against.
George NJ Tinslcy, Alexander Tinsley, An
derson Tnsley, WHAT W Bailey, aud Dolly
his wife, who was lately Dolly Tinsley, Ban
hester lmsley aud John Hutchinson and Lu-
eiudn his " lie, Defendants.
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Office.

WILL be cold, on Friday the goth day
wv ol December neal, TO the highest bid
der, ia ritisylyanh county, at the late resi-
dcnce OF Mrs selah isles, dec i, the residue
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Advertisement.

ITO BE SOLD, TO tine highest bidder,
i on Friday, the 10th Of December next
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IN CH.aNCERY


On hearing bill and the answer of the
defendants, George NJ TinsIcy Alexander
linsley and John liutcheson aud Lucinda hi,
wife, and il appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendants Anderson Tnscy
Watt W Baily and Dolly his wife do not re-
side within the limits OF this commonwealth /;
whcreupon, it is dccrccd and ordered that-un
less the said absent defendants do appear here
on or before the LIST day of January court next,
and enter their appearance and give security
according to the act othsscmbly and the rules
OF this court the plaintiff bill shall be taken
as confessed and the matter thereof DEGREES,
accordingly y, and it is further decreed and or
dered, that copy of this order. be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the
town of Lynchburg for the space oi wo.months
successfully and dat another copy thereof be
pested nj the front door Of the court house of
this county on two several court daysrcturna-
bic 10 the first day of january eourtnoAt
Copy-reste
- A. b. DAVIES, e &C.
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Notice.

shall petition 10 The neat General Assem-
l. bly, Of Virgin;a for adiroree from mn hus
band .joha .aimoad, for reasons ehich ,eiR N
set forth therein. Polly ALMOND
September 6. ,nsm
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eOta % NEGROES.

Consisting Of men, women, boys, girls and
cEildrsn--amonpl whom are two valuable
Daeksmiths, some very good Iionse servants,
aud an excellent Haegoher. Also, one Hag
gon and furniture, with siA Horses, two or
three good Plantation Horses, together with q
number OF articles Of Plantation Utensils
Also, two Feather Beds aud furniture, and Sc
veral articles OF Household Furniture. Also,
one sci Blacksmiih's Tools.
One tract or parcel of Land,
Containing 2231 acres, lying about miles be-
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Notice.

A Petition will be presented to the
IN next General Assembly, praying 10 be
divorced from NV husband IIezekiah Gill.
Oct. l9 wsw II DOROTHY GILL.
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Notice.

\ PETITION will be presented to the
"A next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying that the subscriber may be permitted
To reside in the state. ARCHER CAREY,
Nov. 5. lid A free man of color
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Negroes for Sale.

GENERAL Men, Women, Boys and
- Girls, will be sola low fer cash, or on
short crcdit--say 4 or 8 months. Enquire of
tbs Printers.
September 81 tets
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Chronic Rheumatism, complicated ,eiM Gola
A man, aged tiity-four years, OF a good con-
stitution, had been habitualy affected, for five
years, with rheumatic pains, shifting from the
bend to the breast, and all the joints, aud who
had govt alternately in each foot, received
three applications OF the fnmgaions, from the
10th TO the 18th Of April--the frat of which
produced copious porspiration. He was deli
vered, rs il by magic, from his pains, and the
lleSibility OF his lniAs restored
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STAUNTON A4aND

DY virtue of decree of the county
eb court of Charlotte, TO us directed, We.
The undersigned commissioners, will proceed
10 sell, on Tuesday the 18th December, 1922
Oh the premires TINT
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Nov 10.
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October /.