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AS 1T SHOULD BE.

s. A number Of the most respectable
merchants of Washington and George
town; have agteed.b by advertisements in the
Nationa inteligencer, that they "will, in
no wise, receive the hank paper, e
mi,ted by Romnias Riggs, of George
town, but, on the contrary, suppress and
rejec, the same in all cases whatsoever"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23
lars,
MR.. MATHEWS

Performed in Washington on Monday
evening to an overlooking house. The
front door Of the theatre was thronged
with large crowd ofrespeoable males &
females for some time before the hour OF
opening the doors. Many returned, be.
irg unable TO obtain seats.
= Mr.. NJ. must be seen to have a correct
idea Of his performance we shall not,
therefore, attempt to describe it.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23
SNAKE IN THE srO,,ACH-

An astonishing surgical operation was
lately pei formed with success in the hos.
pitai of ST. Louis, Paris. A peasant, OF
the neighbourbood Of La Eere, was per-
suaded, tina, about five years ago, he had
swallowed, With his food, some reptile,
which, in an iDexplica5le manner, still
lived, as he affirmed, in his stomach
fhe physicians emp Dyed various pre-.
scriptions, without effect. Tortured by
excrutia,ipg pains, the unhappy man re-
solved TO go TO Paris 10 be opened which
operation was, in fact, performed, by ma
king an incislon just below the region OF
the heart, when il was acer.ained tina; his
conjecture was well founded. AS soon
as The animal perceived more air than it
was accustomed TO, il Showed itself at the
end OF the incissioD, but Immediately
drew back when one OF the assistants put
MS finger into the wound and drew out
snake two feet and half IN length, and
eighteen lines in circumference Il,
lived sixty hours. The patient felt great
relief, and is in situation which gives
no reason to apprehend any bad conse-
Quebces.
LECTION OF THIEVES.
Three brothers of the name OF Lock
were lately indicted for felohiously stea!
ing copper, the property OF Mrs. Stewart,
at her cottage in Dulwich eng } Ii APP.
Peared that the copper was missed Oh
the 9th Of August and traced to a di,ch
in the DeighbourhooG. The constable
placed two men to watch the return OF
the thieves, for the copper; one OF them
being stationed on the top oil a tree tina,
hung owes il. Some time after dark nc
observed the prisoners busily at work IL
in getting II out OF The ditch they were
soon disturbed by The heavy fail Of the
Waterman from The tree, VINO came down
more rapidly than he intended, III coDse
sequence OF the bough breaking under
him. AS may be supposed, the purloin
ers were COMPOUNDED by this sudden AID
uDceiemonious visit, aud before the,
could recover their self possession, they
were all taken into custody.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.

.
From the Seu6en Patriot, Of October 10.
Gen. Mcclure made bet Of $50, that
he would take wool in the fleece and
manufacture suit of satinet cloth in ten
hours. The bet was decided last Satur-
day in his favor, having completed the
suit and put them on, in eight hours and
as minutes. The color was blue mix.
ture; the wool was colored in SIS minutes;
carded, spun and wove in g hours and IS
minutes fulled, mapped, dryed sheared
and dressed in one hour and 50 minutes;
carried in 4 minutes S.4 OF mile to Mr..
Gilnore's taylor shop, who with the as
sistsnce of hands completed the coat,
jacket and overalls in hours and 40 mi
nuies there was l-2 q yard OF the cloth
left, being in the whole l.2 yards, and
Of such quality as was estimated to be
worth one dollar pei yard. The General
offers to double the bet that he will make
better suit in less than eight hours
and dares the advocates OF John Bulls
manufactures to take him up.
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c. w. VAN RANsT.


in the colleges of New York, Connects
cut, Vermont, New Hampshire Massa.
chusetts, Rhode Island and Maine
Columbia College, city of N. Y. %
Union College, Schenectady, N. Y. IT
Hamilton College, Paris, N Y IS
Yale College, New Haven, Conn. II
Vermont University, Burlington, 8
Miidlebury College, Yer. 26
Dartmouth College, ". ii. a.
Harvard University Cambridge, Mas. 50
Williams College, w illiamstown,Mas. 10
Brown University, Providence, X. L. 81
Bow 9oin College, Brunswick, Maine, "a
Wateryiile College, Maine, 2
Total number Of Graduates in 1929, 398
The establishments of the Charleston
City and Carolina Gazettes have been
consolidated, and sold to John Geddes,
Esq. The editorial departments will be
conducted by Isaac Hardy, ESQ.
The brig Caroline, capt. Midlin, was
boarded off cape Henry, FRIDAY week, by
the revenue cutter Monroe, from Nor.
folk. The Caroline was then out le days
from Havana bouno 10 Baltimore. Capt.
Mid!in stated, tina! there had been an at
tempt made just before he sailed to assas-
sina,e the governor OF Havana, but for
what cause he could not understand.
MessFs. Goblet and Hunt have come
into state OF open hostility Hunt
sligmaiises Goblet as a rogue and cow
ard, and CobbetI lntimaies that Hunt de.
serves thing orn by horses, which is
stouter than bridie.
A body Of Melhodists in Kentucky
have lately separated themselves from
The episcopal methodists, and instituted
mode oil church government, for their
Own, which nearly resembles that OF
Presbyierians. Nantucket Inquirer.
fir. PIP Barbour has declined the
judgeship Of the fredericksburg and
Williamsburg chancery court, in Virgil
MIA.
The imports OF specie into Boston,
New York, and Philadelpbia, for the
first six months of the present year,
mount 10 S582,378. Exports in the same
period ,S5,2S4,l07. Balance, 81, 465, 6a9.
The number in the Monument Lo,te.
ry, which drew the prize of thirty thou.
SAID dollars. on Thursday last, was
IL 975. and was owned in Alexandria,
In our fist publication Of the advertise
ment OF Mr.. Cohen, who sold the ticket,
The number was printed, by a mistake
copied from the Baltimore publication,
1885 Such an error might be prodCc-
i've of serious consequences to the own
er oil the wrong number, IF Of sanguine
disposition. Ii is upon such an incident
that one OF the farces is founded, in which
Jefferson so aughably deIineates the nat
ural glce OF the absurd spoihccary, whose
information Of his having drawn prize
OF ten thousand pounds TO number 9, 5, 8, |
9-turDs out by the next mail to have |
been. a mistake! lf we remember right, |
we have heard Of man, ola neighbour
ing town, who became deraDged in con-
sequence Of bei' Z hoarsd by some Of the !
wags Of the place, by pretended informa-
ton Of bis having drawn the high prize
III a lottery National Irtelheencer. |
a ship Of 80 guns, lately launched in
Russia, was called the Tenderness
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Mr.. Editor-T happened TO take up
the Gazette, and, after wadIng through a
certain qpantum of verbosity, in mon
stroGs long MINDED paragraph, was pleased
tn perceige something like vigor in The
s.vle--terseDss did not expect. But
+" hat were my feelings! hat would be the
feelings OF anv person The least imbued
with the classics {! to find, TO a grave, a
didactic, a solemn, composition, the sig
nature Of Democrilus," the laughing
philosopher Of ancient days.
What, "says to myself" does the
writer mean to turn 10 laughter such
doughty manners Or can 1t be possible
that nc is ignorant Of what every school
boy knows Alas alas that in private
society VIC often, under the most insinu.
ating smiles, perceive the imprint Of the
eleven fooi and that under an updigest
cd mass Of reading, an intellectual dys-
peps;, we should fud such a total igDo-
rance Of the philosophers of Greece.
Ten to one, "says again to myself,"if
the ygyavc writer, in the Gazette, knew
tba, The person whose signature he has
assumed, did laugh in DAYS OF yore when
| did weep. HERACLITuS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23

The establishments Of the Charleston
City and Carolina Gazettes have been
consolidated, and sold to John Geddes.
Esq. The editorial departments viii be
conducted by Isaac Hardy, Esq.
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MessFs. Goblet and Hunt have come
into state of open hostility Hunt
sligma,ises Goblet asa rogue and cow
ard, and CobbetI intimaies that Hunt de-
serves thing worm by horses, which is
stouter than 6yidle.
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now in the possession Of this committee. !"
do hereby ccrtiiy,ihat the showers a
correct extract from the minuits OF tht
committee Of stockholders of the bank OF
the United States, signed by The Chairman
and secretaryssDd deposited in this bank
for safe keeping. ~
j. ANDREWS, Assistant Cashier.
Bank United States, Oct. IL, 1922.
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A body Of Me,hodists in Kentucky
have lately separated themselves from
The episcopal methodists, and instituted
mode oil church government, for their
Own, which nearly resembles that OF
Presbyterians. Nantucket Inquirer.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23

A ship Of 80 guns, lately launched ir
Russia, was called the Tenderness
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23
LANGDON CHEyES.

"Bank United States, SEPT. %, 1892.
cine committee OF inspection and In.
ves'igallon appointed iD pursuance OF a
resolution adopted at the meeting Of the
stockholders, met agreeably 10 adjourn
ment. Mr. Cheves contlnued the proof
nf his statements, and closed at a.
when, on motion OF Mr.. Hamilton, The
following resolution was unanimously a.
dopted:
"Resolued, That, in the opinion Of this
committee, Mr.. Cheves has fully and
satisfactorily proved The facts detoilcd in
his statement Of the past and present con-
dIiIoD Of tbs bank, submitted by him to the
stockholders, on the Cd September, and
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23

Total number OF Graduates in 1929, 81
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SIR. PIP. Barbour has declined the
judgeshiP OF the fredericksburg and
Williamsburg chancery court, in Virgil
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20
The Subscribers School

WlLL be continued in New-London
w the ensuing year. Ii will be open for
both sexes on the following terms, viz
Boarding, per session OF 5 months, s37 90
Tuition in the common branches vi En-
gllsh education, viz. Orthography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and
English Grammar, per session IL 50
In the Languages, Geography, the use of
the Globes and other higher branch
IS, per session Is 90
IN erery cast payable one haifia Gdrance.
The females viii be more especially under
The snperntendance aud care OF Mrs. Ann Mil
Ter. The striclest and most assiduous atten-
ton vii he bestowed on the scholars, both as
respects their moral aud literary improve
ments; aud, from his tong experience in this
employment, the subscriber hopes To give ge-
neral satisfaction. SAML. T. MILLER
7. ;. Every scholar will be considered as
engaged till the end of the session
The School will open the lst of January,
1923. December g Iswiw
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The Subscribers
Medicine, Paints, & Dye-stnp
Trust Sale.

ny virtue of deed of trust eyec,,.l
- rs by John billiard aud Sally II; .'''u 70
bearing date the eth day OF DecGmbs h., y y l'
aud duly recorded in the clerks oiEce - ~ y
ford county, 10 secure debts therein o., - heo
due Col. William Leftwicli, dee oye,lp,es'ti
all the legal charges attending The a. IVA
ton Of the l1Ist, and in pursuance of = AZ sAe''
OF said Leitwich's representatives. ,ae 9''N
on the 3l,l day of December neNf on i su'i,
misses, proceedto yell, by way of public an e ne
for cash, that ououuh,
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Office.

y virtue OF "A deed of trust from George.
~ Wright 10 me- shall, on the 10th dsy Il
tebrnary, 1873, at Liberty, in Bedford cona.
~, proceed TO sell, ior ready money, 10 tle
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
L"cllu", a collection OF Books, supposed to be
ABOUT seventy five volumes, II Bed aud Furni.
ture, tor certain purposes in said deed spera
hed. Acting as trustee, shall not warrant
the title to said articles except against myself
and persons'claiming under me.
WILLIAM fEAzEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is small mu
latto with long hair, about Is years old. win
a scar on her neck she was takea from the
possession of the subscriber by George Wright
on the 10Th OF this month-AIl persons are
hereby iorwarned from purchasing her from
said Wright, las she has been conveyed 10 me
by deed OF trust, OF record in Bedford coun
ly WILLIAM A. HARDY.
NoNcmper o. W3m II
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Valuable Neal Estate
FOR SALE.


HNIE subscriber wishes 10 sell the
y TRACT OF LANDon which he resides,
containing by ii late survey o31 acres.
This tract lies within one mile of Lynch
burg, on the Poplar Forest road, and is well
adapted TO the culture of all description, of
grain. About one half OF which is cleared,
and partly in cultivation, the balance OF the
tract IS heavily timbered, and first rate Tobac-
co land. II is well calculated To be divided
into lot. of , 10 300 acres, 10 suit purchasers,
lying on both sides OF Black Water and Ivy
Greeks, on which streams there are several
eligible mill sites, with sufficient water tor
the erection of manufacturing mills. There
Is also ON IT an excellent quarry OF Soap Stone,
and very valuable Mineral Spring
The improvements are comfortable dwell
ling house, with other convenient ont houses,
To which is attached an extensive orchard OF
the best selectedfruit, which together with its
convenience 10 market render it the most
desirable Tract of Land offered for sale in this
section OF the country
Persons who wish to purchase lands are
Invited TO call and examine for themselves. as
the subscriber is DESTROYS TO scl--a bargain
may he had-a liberal credit will be given
For terms, apply 70 the subscriber on the pre-
misses. EMU Nj J\TI
November W3m III
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DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed by
D S |. Harrison, 10 the subscriber for oer-
tain purposes therein expressed, dated The 18th
October ls22. aud OF record IA the llustings
court Office OF Lyuehbnrg, | shall proceed TO
sell to tie highest bidder, on MONDAY the 3oli
das Of December 1872, for ready money, iiy
MY oi public auction. al or upon The premi-
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The lot Of Ground

and TENEMENfS thereon, situated on min
street IN tie town Of Lynehburg, containing
twenty lso feet two inches in front, by 49,
feet back, with the privilege ol a four feet al
les. nj present oscnnied by John G. Meem,
aud being paa q BOT No "a IN The plan oi sad
town, The subscriber will convey such title
only as Is vested in him by said decd
no A. nOLCOMBE, Trustee.
Dee g. dts
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. 40 Reward for Jerry,

WHo ranoaeay from Oh. Thomas on
" lie erentng Of the 23rd iast. whiie mile
"e1ga6orhood Of The BOtetourt Springs.
JERRf rs about % or p yedrs DID, feet .
or inches high, large and Strong bull, aadre
ry black, aeih a high bong .torthead, has eyes
ere small and deep IN his head, he has q sear on
one Of has tyebrotcs, and one ofhis tordeehB
ont, me other IS rery ujde, stands OIL, 4 iscp@
touch ms under Hpaehen taking. lie acds raised
6y -nF S.rNoeH Of Beajord, from ~hom he hGa
previously ranaleay and passed asa free man BY
The name Of Pleasant Haynes he lcorksd rds
celtni" James Tuck, "a ditcher by tra6') c.
Hnt!tdr county, and 10 uhich place he may pa
hdps go. The ebore reteard ,ciHbe giyen i Sc
cured m any jail so That gethim again, or al
re"aondble charges paid besides, ifdeHrered 10
me IN Liberty, Bedford County, pd.
J.i.NES THOMAS.
December 6. W3tg Is
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l T court held for Amherst county the

-
n 2lst day of October, ls22.
Merit NJ. White aud Judith his wife late Ju-
diih 1insley, Thomas Clements aud Rosanna
his wife, late Rosanna Tinsley, Plaintiffs,
Against
George NJ finslcy, Alexander TinsIey. An
dersou finsley, WHIT " Bailey, and Dolly
his wife, who was lately Dolly rinsley. BAN
hester Tinsley aud john IImeheson and Ln-
stnda Ms "he, Defendants.
II CIL3NCERY
On hearing bill and the answer of the
defendants, GEORGE NJ. 1inslcv. Alexander
Iinslcy aud John ila;eheson and Lucinda bis
Wit, and II appearing IL the sHiirl4efion II lie
ennrt thai The defendants fndefson Tinsey
Watt " Baily aud Dolly hi wife Do not re-
side within the limits OF this commonwealth .
whereupon, II is dccfeed and ordered thai IN.
Ieas The said absent defendants DO aprear here
on or before the st day of JannarY court next.
and enter their appearance aud gise security
according 10 The act ofnsscmbly and the rules
ct this court The plaintiff bill hall be taken
Us confessed aud the matter thereof decreed
accordingly and il Is further decreed aud or
dernd, that a copy OF this order he forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published IN The
town u iyncllburg ierthc space oifwo months
successfully and THAI another copy thereof be
posted ri HE front door Of the cunrt-hon.e OF
this county on two several court DAYS returna-
bic To the first day OF January court next
Copy-Tcstc.
i3 A. Il. DAVIES, e. A c.
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H'llE subscribers will continue to do bl-
u slness under the firm of GAIT & Bull
LOCK, who have received by the ship Protcc-
ton and Georgianns from Liverpool, and are
now opening, general assortment of Fall aud
Winter Goods, which they will sell low forcash.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK.
October u tsI7
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Valuable Tract Of J,ana

conveyed TO said Dllard by Rev. jas IT,. =.
and being the place on Which said Ta.aaaFr'i,
merry resided, four miles above Libe,,, = ioI-
ford courthouse, and within one mil. %, o,'
great western road, containing by late .u,
Fey, tour hundred and five acres H.. ~;
rro'emenls are aeommodious dHellingb NJ. luz
thirty teet square, with eight rooms. fo,r
low and Tour above stairs, three chin,pe,.9.,
i've Ere places, together with all other Lo''ou'
necessary for the accommodation nf i. 10
family about half the lard is in wood ",
well tlnIbered, the greatest proportion .o"1
tobacco land, and part first rate. the balonaa
Is well adapted TO the culture OF all kiel. "
gram, the plantation is in pretty coed re,a;.
and sufficiently fresh for raising crops ofgrrn;,
lhefe IS on this tract an orchard of abouf Co...
hundred apple trees that scarcely ever G,
bearing, and perlaps>as well selected AS a,y
IN the statc.-The last is well Waiered b, ~
principal head branches Of Little Otter nae,;n,
through If, III the vicinity OF two or three Mill
ana INA healthy ne ghbothood. il i, but ,rLls,,
places possessing such advantages are mt =
market Tor cash, aud great bargain may H.
expected; those Wishn@t 10 purchase are gol;r;
Tea TO avail Themselves Of This opportunity and
view the land previous to the dav of .ale
which will certainly take place unless nreye,'
ted by something unavoidable The ti,,e
vested in us as trustees (Which isbelieye, toLs
'ndispn'able) will be conveyed to the Durcbo
ser and none other.
PLEASANT NJ GOGGlN,
THOMAS l. LEFTWICH, 1f""'e'
November l. yy,,Js 10.
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BEESWAX.

fEHE highest price will be paid for Bees
i VIA, either in CASH or GOODS, by
]. 4. PATTEN.
November 2. 1Iw7w
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Saura-ToWn Ilana
Az AUCTION

On The I'm Of Jonuary 1928, ariR be
~ altered, at public sale, nj Danrilie, Pin
sWran'G county, Va. TRACT Of 1910 acres
o. Land Of 1chich considerable portion con
stas % r'rer to'' grounds Of The first qualify;
$Huatea on Ban rtrer, al the mouth Of HoiE6-
iaad Creek, in CoareH county,. " c. boaSded
on The north side by tie Virginia state line, and
distant Seren mites from the tolen of DanriAa
Terms, one hoLf cash the balance IN and Il
mohhs. GEO. YZ.1RD.
Leatesaiile, Dec. 6. Isn6g
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LyhchhUrg Mills.

MILL in few day, he in order for the rea
W cept'on OF Wheat The Subscriber
VIII give lair market plice in cash. Should
any be desllous To receive Flour in exchange
foI Wheat, they can do SO at the u5ualexchsuSs
ana the subscriber will subject himself to the
kIehmend Inspection. Those who are not
DIS posed to sell at the present prices, may DEF.
Yer then Wheat, and wait for a better pi,ce. as
'alr MAJ kei pnce Will be given during the sea
son Ion that deposited, as for what may be ca
ming in.
WIN. a. ALIEN
Angust9. tets
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] HE term Of co-partnersllip of GAIT
d BULLOCK, * 70. having this day en-
pred, the same Is by mutual oonsentdissolged.
The business will be closed by Cali q Bullock
10 whom all persons indebted viii make paw
inent aud those having claims against the
said concern, will apply to them Tor settlement
aud ayment.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK
October /
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Notice.

NILL BE SOLD, on Frid,1y the con,
w nj the Tate residence Of DR.. G4rge Cal,
faieay, quantity Of reryrattablf properly, ana
al the same time wW be hired out 10 or II IKE
ty sfdreS, consisting Of Men, Homen and Girls
a trort Of land, belonging to the said estate Oh
lchich he resided, aciH also be rented Out on ma
day, Terms uiH he made knowR on the day q
sale. M7YO C.4BELL, .4Iar.
Of Dr. Geo. CatiaaGy, decd.
December e. is irtds'
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Fer Sale,
.luable Tract of Land,

II FUIINDIJ IIIL UI IAIIu3
! WING in Amherst county, containing
IA by an ancient survey 654 acres. II Is dis.
tant from the town of New -6ilasgow tw miles,
and about twelve from james River, small
part OF this land has been recently cleared,
The remainder heavily timbercd, and large
portion OF IL first rate tobacco land more
particular description Is deemed unnecessary,
as those wishing 10 purchase viii view the
land. IL The terms ~ sale uiH be made
kaouH BY applying 10 The subscTibers, isho may
be found at .Ntu .Hafket, IN Nelson county.
EDWARD \. CABELL, and
MAYO CABELL, Executors
Of Coi I'm. CabtH, dee.
Dee 6 Jsr2uss
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Notice.

DY ntrtne Of q deed Of trust erecu,ed 10
ID N, subscriber By H. 5. Henry, ltor He put-
Pose Of securing II debt DIE 10. E. R0yaH \. Coz
rhicb decd IS IF record in The county conrt Of
Bedford nnd bears daie The 6th Of august, 1910,
MaR ." Inc J" d!ay Of april, 1923, " Jair, j
rot The inert tnir dqy hereatterJ sell, al pubiic
auction, in the towaof Lgach6ug, deiore The
door Of The Ftanbin HOiei, for ready money,
'ihe Tract OF AanA.
IN he said deed mentioned, containing fire hun
dred opd EGeea acres, BENG thc same on achich
The said HeWy rcsdes, or 50 much as uiH be mj-
Gent 10 soiisty s0jd trust. Tie trustee ,ciH con-
gey such itte oHiy rs IS rested N Inn.
CIiSHELL D.iBYEY.
.NpremLtr y qrtds rs
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Notice..

NllL be offered for sale on the 9Th
w January next tract of Land living in
the county of Amherst, about four and an Inlf
miles from Lynchburg, on tie road Ieadine
from thence to Cats Mill. Dhis tract contains
1919 acres is 'd in woods. and is a part Of a
large tract formerly owned by Joseph MAYS
Terms OF sale will he 5000 in hand, or a mote
negotiable at one ofJe Banks al Lynchburp
at 90 or So-days, satisfactorily endorsed. For
Tue halaace credit of one, two and three
years, equal instruments, secured by trust
deed on the land. The sale will take mac
on the premises. JOHN n. ROSE,
JOHN THOMPSON, h
December l3 loyl,v y