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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-12
Cotton Yarn,

OF all numbers. which they sell on COM
mission at the Baltimore mandatory cash
prices, OF the best quality, and real mum
bers. J. c. d R. B.
oct II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-12
JOB PRINTING!

REATLV ExgcuTEb AT THIS OFFICE,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-12

comprising almost every article in thai
line, which they will offer to their friends
and customers at the most reduced prices
AS very particular attention was paid TO
the selection of those goods, they can as
sure the public they are OF prime quality:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-12

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14

BY The President Of the Utnfeu States.
THE President Of the United States being AZ.
thorised by lsw 10 cause certain lands 20 be
offered at public sale Therefore, L. J.mes Monroe.
President of the United States, do hereby declare
and make known. that public sales shall be held st
Detroit in the ichgan territory. tie third Mon.
day in September next. Tor the disposal, (aRreesbiy
to lsw.) OF the follow ing townships and fractions
townships. viz:
Townships z, 8, 9, 10, IL, IL aod IS north
Of range ; East.
7,8. 9, 10, II, ls and Is do.
rs, 9, 10, ~, 10, ID & Ia 90.
2, 8, 9 and 10 do.
2, 8 md 9 z do.
and 8 do.
The lands reserved by isw for the Use Of schools.
or for other purposes, viii, AZ usual, be reserved
from sale.
Given under my Lsnd. at the city Of Washington,
the 10th day Of May, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOSIAH MElos,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
MaxC a. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
The mosi poiuobie M,dieine IN uSr for
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
HAS gUsY RRcEITED,

COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
THIS new and healing Bassm bids fair 10 rival
every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and complaints Of the Lungs, leading to
Consumption, and even in seated Copsumptions II
has lately been uced by many with the mos, sur
prsing success. " certificates from persons Of ,b,
highest respectabilty, the great and increasing
demand for il, may be called proof Of its good et.
fects, il is proved Scarcely q case OF Colds,
Coughs. pain in the side, difficulty Of breathing.
want of sleep arising from debility or even Con.
sumpions, but may be relieved by the timely use
OF this medicine. Many certificates Of its efficacy,
accompany each hottie.
This may certify TO those whom !, may concern
that bste been extremely afflicted with the Asth.
ma, which has lasted me nearly forty years, and y
krcat part of that time 10 such a degree, that ]
could not lay IN bed nor cit in meeting wthon,
coughing. notwithstanding I had tried many good
Physicians and various kinds Of Medicines till !
procured vial Of .9nderson's Cough Drofs, and by
the Of them can sleep comfortably, and sit in
the meeting without coughing, and attend 10 ny
business and I do further hereby certify, ,fs, my
neighbor Ben niamin uobrook hsd become unable to
labor, on account OF an affection Of the lungs. at
tended with cough, who has received much bene.
6t from the sarnc kind Of Medicine. to be able
to labor again, and can cheerfsuy recommend the
same kind Of Medicine, TO those who labor under
such complaints.
=, the subscriber, 10 hereby solernniy affirm 10
the truth and whole truth Of the above statement
before magistrate, ut Providence, RI this 4tb
day Of July, 1921. CHRIsTOPBER COOK
Sold by Whitney and Tillinghsst. Providence It
s, Taylor, & Go. Little Rest-Rouse Bsbcoek,
Westerly, and by
Samuel w. Vinson.
Druggist sed Apothecsry. Newport-wbo still
continues the business in It's vAfous branches AT
10. Ito adjoining the Merchants Bank. and re.
quests q Continuance OF fsvors as he keeps con.
slant supply Of the best Of Medicines, &c.
Newport, Aug Is. 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
DIZZY GOODS


THAMES S.ST.REET.
S7EPHEN II. CAHOONE.
uAs jus, received and now offers for sale as cheap
A rs can be purchased in town, an extensive as.
sor,ment Of knglish, French and India Goods-yiz--
BhIJJSH GOODS.
blue, black and mixed supe fine Brosdcloibs
do do do DO Cass,meres
Cotton Carnbrichs and Joconet Musins
striped, checked and corded, do
Linen Cambricks
Linen Csmbrck ;llkfs
lni alton do do
White and striped leans
Fancy Vestpss, vslen,is, DO
Mixed Observation-Disclosures, white and cordel i Dri,Ings
7.8 and A. Irish Iinens-+,iack and brown'do
Cambrick and common Dirnities
Gingham Robcs--striped and plaid Cinghams
Furniture patches-two blues striped CalIcoes
Light London and Manches,er prints
Brown, green ara yellow Calicoes
Woinens' white and co!ored cotton Hose
Mems do do do and half Hose
Do do do worsted do
womcns' do do do do
7 4 and 8 4 Chini5 shawls-3f Merino do
Printed Cashmere do
White, green, yellow and rcd Flauns.s
Cotton and worste6 Braces
silk and cotton Umbrellas
Mixed and bundle London Pms
Cotton ferre,ts and cotton Threads
Embroderng Cotton
Wire Tbread--Ra do in boxes
Coronation psids--pearl shirt Buttons
Flag Iidkf, for gentemens' crava,s
White and figured cotton csmbrick dc
8 & and a. fine shir,ng Cotton.
Light blue ard pink 2ephrys.
Green and figured ssrcenets.
FRFNCH GOODS.
Elegant ~ and 8 q Merino shawis
do red and white iIdkfs- " rought Indispensab!cs
6 4 preniia shswls- Fancy siik lIJkfs
Black. white and green Grapes
Levantincs. PIorences and sat,ins
Plain and frnged pladed Ribbons
Fancy Ribbons-fIark Galloons-Kid Glo7e
Ladies black and white silk Hose
DO do do Gloves
Chnela Cords--YIooks and Eyes
Plain and figured silk Lace
Striped and corded Marcellina-Merino Fringe.
INDIA GOODS.
black sarcene,s and $, nchaws
black, white and coored Canton Grapes
Black Nsnkin Grape Dresses-Black SILK Hdk's
Canton Cambets-Back and colored sewing silk
Flag and Bandanna IIdkfs-suiped Seersuekers.
ALSO,
3 american sheeiings
3.4 do blexched and unb!cachcd do--3.A stripes
Brown and blesched Russia sheetings
3 ! and - American Cbex
Snttirets, Woolcpetts, &c. May e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
DIX. AUSIIN'S GRAFTON.

TIN, day Published, and for sale at the Mercury
Office, 81 the stores of JAnes HAnsosp, and
GropoR WAsTor, and at uiis ofhce-sn Orstion
pronounced NJ this town, July 1872, at tile rtque"
OF the town, by sAsvsL AusIrs. ID -prise IL cts
or The above msy also be had Of Nichols Has
sard, inokespcr. and Mr. Greene, Postmaster. Ports.
mouth-st the inn of George Lsw,on, Tivertoir-znd
" the store Of Col. Eras,us r, husn, in Troy.
Newport, Jolly II, 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
Executors No.iee.

NOTICE IS hereby given. tha, the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor OF the last Will
and TS,ament Of the personal estate Of ArsA SHAW,
late OF Exeter. deceased, and has given bonds for
ths, purpose ss the Law directs. All persons having
demins against said estate are requested to exhibit
the amesnd all persons indebted to said estate are
hereby required to msi= immediate psymen, TO
WILLIAM SHAW, Executor
wsrwich, Msy7. 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
NOTICE.

1AMEs TOWNSEND. informs bis friends and
j. the public. that ne has employed an experienced
workman, At the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready to attend the calls Of his old Gus
TONERS and Friends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punetusl'y attended
to-can at the Chambers over his store. north
corner Of DzpnlNer'svhare Aarsh g, lezl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
Po,t.Ohice Notice.

~ REAT inconvenience having result d 10 this d
" partment, by giving credi, for Po,,sges of let
fers ;-Noice is now given. that eli accounts not
unc,uay paid at the end Of quarter, as it shall oc
.ur will in future he discon;inueh. Those gentle
r,cn who have been waited upon with their accounts
for The payment o. accounts das and rho hare NOT
aid the sanc informed they are now closed. and
no letter. in future addressed to them, will be de!iy-
cred without, the Postage being previously paid
The practice Of sending Accounts tor col'ecton'
,gin in future be discontinued; the accounts will be
placed in their respective boxes for collection, which
rus, be paid during the first week in each quarter
Shis Reg ula,ion is irrevocable
BIB MUMFORD, Po't-!Nastcr.
yuiv
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ALE.

JONATHAN L ALMY, informs
:, IN. public, that he has received for sale. .nd
wiz keep q constant supply Of DOUBLE ALE oftbe
frs, quality. at 40 lSO, Thcr'esstreet corner q
Long g.Hharf. Aprn "a.
NOTICE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
BY The President Of the United STATES.

WHEREAS by the Sd section Of an act ,s,o Of Con-
w gress, passed on the 80 of March. 1919, en-
titled " An act to designate the boundaries VI DIS.
trots. and established land Offices for the disposal
OF public lands heretofore oeped for sale IN The
states OF Ohio ard Indiana" the President OF the
United States is authorized by law, TO cause certain
lands to be offered public sale:
Therefore, 1, James Monroe, President of The Uni-
ted States, do hereby declare that public sales Ia
greeabiy TO iaw) shall be held as follows. viz:
At the Lsnd Office At Delaware in Ohio, on the
!. third monday IN August next. for the sale Of N
townships & S and 8 north, 10 tan-
ges and 10
34 S end co. IL
. 4 and do. 10
Al the Land Office a, Piqna, Ohio, on the FIRST
Monday in August next, for the sale of
Townships 5 d and north, in ranges
| 9 and 4
A, the same place. on the frs, Monday in sepem-
-ber next, for the sale Of
Townships ! 2 4 and north, in ranges
So and 8
A, ,hr same place. on the frs. Monday in October
next, for the safe Of
Townships and 8, in ranges ! 4
S 6 7 and 8
At the Land Office at Brookvlle, Indiana, on the
third Monday in September next. for the sale OF
Townships II ls 10 snd 20, IN ranges
. 4 and S
IL ~ ana ~
At the same place, on the third Mondy in October
next, for the sale OF
townships ls l9 and 90, in ranges T
10 | and IS
II I8 l9 and 90 IL
At the Land Office established for the District OF
Tcrre Haute in Indiana, the first Monday in No
vember next, for the sale of
Townships l9 and 90, 10 ranges
8 and 9 west
l4l5 and l6 east and wes(
Each sale will commence with the lowest number
of secion, township, and range.
The lands reserved by law for the use Of schools
or for other purposes will, as usual, be reserved
from sale.
Given under my hand, at the cry Of Washington,
this 10th day Of May, 1922. ...
BY the President
JOSIAH MErCs,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Nav 90 tNov 1.
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NOTICE
THE subscriber wishes situation IN some public
i Office 40 c'erk--ss,isfsctory recommendations
will be given, JOHN DEHkols.
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PAINTED Asp rUaLIsnEpsv
WJLLLfJf SLsfO.NS,
3RIaTER OF TBS LAWS or THE uEITSB sTATKs.
......s
Terms of tke Reputkoqn.
Two dollars a year-one half in advance.
Price ef .adverfissng.
Ore dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks,
and twenty five cents for each publication alter
smaller ones in the same proportion.
OF Advertisements will be continued nH forbidden,
unless the term Of continuance be specified.
IJJob Work satisfactorily executed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-27
He nil aleo sfH or ltase,
THE TAVERN

1T ulH Ht8u aff " 0he'1
A.xvA THE TAVERN
49,. Al pittsyleania court.honse, for
.,..E18 mefly ocourind by Mr. Rawllns,
J.sz@zR and now by Mr. Samuel Lowell
This valuable property has u tract Of thirty
odd acres of wood land, aud lot with good
are house attached to Il, which may be pur-
ellased separately, or with the tavern.
.Hso-!Sererat Small Irect3,
OF from 100 10 800 acres, in the county Of
Phs,lyania, adloiningth the Subscribers planta-
ton on slaunion They pre for tlc most
pari in woods, and MI have good proportion
Of strong tehaeco lond.
Any Of the above rspery will be sold for
cash. or on an accommodating credit, US may
be.t snit the purchaser.
lie will uiso lease the plantation now cult
waited by Mr. William Langhorne, on otaun-
ton, on which from eight 10 twelve hands may
be worked 10 great advantage.
He wisilrl to hire out n valuable young
BLACK SMITH, who mny be had with or
without his tools Some stuniion in Franklin
or bedford would be preierred.
GEORGE TUCKER.
Lynchburg, Aug ID. wfw
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xvrssps Thomas RicLeson and Johl

NIES,sRS. Thomas Richoson and JOHN
lNE Riehewn-Takc notice that on the 18Th,
goth, aud olt Of September next, (ls221 at
the house Of Chs /. Burret, near the Union
Mills, In the county OF Amherst, ! shall pro-
eced 10 take the dispositions of Chorle l. Bar.
ret. John |. Martin, aud Others, 10 he rcad rs
evidence 10 cause now dcpcndig IN the Supe.
riar Cour; OF Chanccry holden at Lynchburg,
es Will as a cause depending on the chaneery
side OF ,hr County Court q Amherst, agreed
ty consent 10 be removed 10 the said Superior
Court OF Chanccry o---in both OF which cases
! am plaintiff aud you are defendants
MOSES MARTIN, senr
Amherst, Aug 10 2w4w
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3NB pMlNTING

Erecaied in the neatesl manner, and on the
most moderate terms, at the Office qfhe
Tuginian.
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CaMp Meeting.

A CAMP MEETING will be held I'M
I n der the superintendent of the Metho-
dists, at Bethlehem meeting house, on the land
OF Mr.. Daniel Day, in Amherst county, about
ten miles from the courthouse, and seven from
Lynchburg, near the junction Of Stovalls and
the Glade roads, TO commence, by Divine per-
mission, on the 9th of September next
August 70, JOHN i. ANDREW.
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NUNAWA

EROM the subscriber on the 30th OF
IL March, a servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name of James Loving
lie is upwards of six feet high, light complex
ion, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in his observations, and not easily intimi-
dated. He formerly belonged TO John Scott
Of Neutrality-suspicious. web on several musi.
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
and viii probably attempt TO pass for free
man, | will give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses if delivered to me in New
Glasgow--or twenty dollars ii secured in any
jail so that get him. He Is now probably in
the vicinity Of Richmond,
GEO. S. HOLLOWAY
April o. 3u
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Best Yehaceo Hand
FOR SALE.

Il
HAVING determined 10 remove TO the
j / western country, | will sell TO the high
est bidder, on the premises. on 1hnrsddY, The
| lgM dog Of September aert the valuable estate
purchased OF Col William Hunt, about six
years since, lying on Cascade Creek, in Pitt
sylvunin and Rockingham counties, containing
1870 acres OF land. This estnte, IA part ol
which 10 vi the celebrated saura town land,
aud considered the prime OF it, with tire great
CT part OF the balance not Interiors consi
dcrrd the most valuable In the upper country,
containing as Is judged near 1000 ncres OF first
rate Tobacco land, lying us well ms any body
could desire, 10 elenr--and while considered
the most elegant situation, is US healthy as any
in the United States, having lived on il near
d,syears, with large family, aud during the
time never Ind occasion 10 employ phys-
clan, and having been informed there never
has been u oase CT bilious CT other fever on
the pluee,
Pxu2 The improvements are also
fM1.M considered valuable, consisting
,ss,l OF n large, two-story dwelling
.as14Nk house, finished in the best order,
containing eight Ere places, ana ten rooms
a house for spinning, aud kitchen 30 by Is
fect--n store house, with four rooms on the
lower ioor--a grist mill, and large well fixed
distilery, for an extensive business in that way =
with other convenient oui-houses. The plan
iation contains from 900 TO 900 aeres of clear
ed land, and the owner has generally raised a
sutliciency OF grain 10 carry on the dlstillery
extensively, aud support u large stock aud
fanily.
Those wishing to purchase a valuable estate,
will do we'll 10 view this previous To the sale,
rs there is seldom such in market The hos
pitality Of the house will beat the service Of
such, gratis A part of the money will be- ex-
pected in hand, or secured, 10 be paid in 80
or go days, by approved negotiable paper OH
one of the banks in Lynehburg--thc terms for
the balance will BIO made accommodating 10
the purchaser or purchasers, which will be
made known on the day of sale, and should ii
he thought best, the land will be divided to
suit purchasers JOEL ESTES
IL The Editos sf he Richmond Enquirer
viH please ipsir' ths nbore advertisement in their
paper, weekig for three mfeks, and toreard their
account 10 h,s office Jor payment
Ang 10. 2w3w
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Each sale will commence with the lowest
number OF section, township and range, and
proceed in regular numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for the use Of
schools, or for othe. purposes, will be reserv-
ed from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash
ington, this 10Th day Of March, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President
JOSIAH MEtGs,
Commissioner Of the Gen, Land Office.
March 70 60t4N
GP Printers who publish the laws of the
United States will publish the above once a
week till the first Monday in November next,
and send their accounts (receiPted) to the Gen
eral Land Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-27
Yhe Subscribers

VNTH.L RENT for the term of one year
w with the privilege Of sowing small grain
this fall. all the lands belonging to the estate o.
the late Joshua Tinsiey, of Amherst county,
consisting of the plantation on which I've resid
ed, the tenement which 20 me ly belonged to
Armistead Rucker, and the partation on the
Long Mountain. These lands ae extensive,
and valuable. with comfntable Improvements
ana in good order for crop ing The Long
Mountain tract VIII be set up to thu highest d.
der, on the premises, on the ID h day OF Sep
TENDER next, anu he othe, two plantations vii
in like manner be ct up. at TIE late ma,'sion
house OF the decedent, ON to 21st IT the same
month. GEORGE Nj 1INSLEy,
ALEXR TINSLEN,
.fdm'rs Of Joshua Tnsity, deod
Aug. -. 3 w3w
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Tur Rent,
Notice.

yTyIiE creditors of Jesse Jones, decd, late OF
Nelson county, are requested to bring for
ward their claims, properly authenticated, be.
fore the 25th day OF December next, and those
indebted to make payment. as am DESTROYS to
close my administration. Those falling to COM
ply, this notice will be plead in bar to their
claims after that date.
CORNELIUS POWELL, admir-
de bonis non jesse Jones, decd
Aug. %. Sw6~
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Bedford June Court, 1922.
Nancy Arthur widow of Bartholomew Ar.
thur dec. John Arthur, William Arthur, Lew
IS Arthur, John Pratt aud Fanny ans wife, late
Fanny Arthur, Nathan Gfear, aud Lucy his wife
late Lucy Arthur, Geo. Bowes and Elizabeth
his wife late Elizabeth Arthur, and
heirs OF Rhoda White uec. and Elizabeth
Arthur, Plain,ins,
Against
Samsel Clayton and John Arthur, Ex'rs of
Barnsbas Arthur dec. aud Batnabas Arthur
and Caleb Arthur, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Barnabas Arthur and Caleb
A'thurnot having entered their appearance &c
cording to the act of assembly and rules of this
court, and it GAZING to the satisfaction of tn,
court that they MOI inhabitants OF this Com
monwealth, it is therefore order ed that they do
appear here on the fourth Monday in November
next, and answer the compliments, bill ard that
a copy Of this order be forthwith published in
the Iynchburg Press for two months success
si,ey and published at the front door of the
count house OF said county, on two several
court days.
ACoPy--Teste.
w8w2 J. STEPTOE, C. BIC.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
AoAts orfrn- FOR sAtr, IT Rsnoerp rhi'rsi
The foiiowing LANDS, rig:

4 TRACT of 400 acres. lying on 5iaun-
a ton River, IN Inc county Of Bedlord, ~
miiesfrom Lynehburg, continuing % a'fss u
lou Grounds, and upwards oil 3s,1 acres oil to-
haero land. part of which Is eqnalled by 1T
lie in ihe siaie. Tn Is supposed 10 be The
,...si t.aii Of f..3zss sell lnosn smith noun
tain MI piss River Tract
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Mr.. lewis Convert.

& liz Please TO take noice-that on Sattrdqy
~ The 7h day Of September nert, between
the rising and setting OF the sun OF the same
day, at the Tavern house OF Mrs. ------- Trige,
at the court house for the county OF Wythe, /
shall proceed to take the deposition Of john ID.
Fields, to be read as evidence in SUIT now de.
pending and undetermined in the Superior
Court OF Chancery for the Lynchburg District,
wherein am plaintiff and you are defendant, at
winch time and place you may attend il you
think proper.
BENJAMIN A. PHILLIPS.
August 6. wiwl
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The following Slaves :
Trust Sale.

10y virtue OF deed Of trust, executed TO
ID the Subscriber by Jahcz Leilwich, Jr.
bearing d3.e Me 26th day Of September, 1920,
and oftecord in the Clerk office of che Coun-
~ OF Bedford, for the purpose of securing 10
Gcsree r. Williams Il Co the payment OF sun
dry sums ol mcucy ia said deed mentioned, |
sNall, on Saturday he ~ day Of Sfptenlbsr
ntri, at the house Of sai;! Jabez Leftwieh, Jr.
in the County of Bedford, proceed 10 sell, by
way of Public Auction, for Cash,
Yhe following Slaves,
To wit jacob, Daniel CHARLES, Ralph, Vilet,
Dolly, and one Girl Child Angelina, Snckey,
nrd Eliza, or 50 muny Of said Slaves, As will be
sufficient L. discharge the debtin said doedcx.
pressed, and the cost of carrying the same into
effect! the title vested in me by said deed will
Dc conveyed and no Other
SAMUEL HANNAH.
August II lhstds3
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed. to
40 the subscriber by Jabez Leftwich, Jr.,
bearing date 18th September, 1921, and Of re-
cord N the clerks Office OF the county court
Of Bedford, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF debt due 10 Samuel Garland,
shall, on Saturday, the 3lst instant, proceed to
sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, at the re-
adence OF The said Jabez Left~ieh, Jr.
The Tract "a Aland
purchaseJ by the said Leftwich of Rays es.
tate, aajoinius The lands Of Jos, Slaughter,
Charles stewart, and others, containing fifty
acres, more or Tess .fiso, two grey Horses
one bay Colt, one yoke of Oxen, and Cart
eight head Of Cattle, t,scnty-eight bead Of
Hcge sli the snid Lefiwichs Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, &C. OF
SO muc, thereof as VIII be suGieiept to pay
aud ss;isiy the said debt, with fn.erest, and
the cofls Of sale. Acting IS trustee, will
conyey such title as is vested il me.
a. ROBERTSON, Trustee
Asgsst 70 et@
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Eor Nent OF lease,

TWO PLANTATIONS belonging to the
l. Estate of .lohn Higgnbotham dec Que
lying in the county of Amherst, near New G a..
gov, and the other in the county ofNeson n ar
the old court house: liberty will be given to seed
this fall, and possession on the LIST Jan. 1898
For terms, apply to e. Powell OF New Glas low.
OF to the subscriber.
DANIEL HIGGINBOTHAM, Admr.
Angus I. al