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Sesroes FOR Sale.

DURSU ANT 10 the last will and iesfa-
4 ment Of James Robertson deed. will be
sold at public auction on Tuesday the 2Gth
Nov neft, al the said decedents late rel.
dence. in the lower part Of Campbell county,
between i aud % likely neerps consisting
Of Men, Women, BOYS aud Girls, together
sith all the stock OF Horses, Hog, Cattle,
sheep, Han.ehold md Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, crsp OF Corn, Fodder, To-
haeco, Hay, Rye, Wheat, Oats, &c on credit
Of six months, the purchasers giving bonds
wiih approved security, on all sum, Of five
dollars aud upwards all sums under five dol
lars cash viii be required.
The sale to be continued from dry TO day II
necessary.
JAMES ROBERTSON, rv.,,rs
DAVID ROBERTSON, "N.''''
Oct 25 1922 II Stds
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1 ne following Slayes

sam Nancy, Davy, Patty, Sarah, sfyv D..
ton. Joshua P,ek' Manuel, Harriet. N5nc, ,io
younger aud Sarah the younger, also o "'e
sho' gun one OK Wagon, one horse carl, F' ,e
head OF horses, fhro. yoke OF oxen, ele%as
c, cows ana calves tMenty-nne head of b,1'
,hliy,iour head OF sheep, sundry valg5jll
household furniture, kitchen furniture. ,is'
taiioh utensils, &C as specified in said deed l''
u. he n, PORTION OF the Above profpry
ses of Snid deeds-the balance viii pu'lc.
ON credit OF twelve months. from tbo d., ,o'a
sale, the purchaser giving bond and sood -! Il
rity.--Snch title oulY ms IS vested IN
be conveyed. NM. NJ. KIyES. T,",,. " -
N"Ne"p'F ]. wtd, II
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Vie Subscriber will commence an EN-
9LlSii aud CLASSICAL SCHOOL in
ih's place on Monday the "a of DECEMBER
Inc terms will be the same as MIR. Georae
richardson's, to whom reference may be Ind
PETER G NELSON.
NeyeIpber 10. Ilw3.
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4 r court held for Amherst county The

4 r court held FIR Amherst county The
n 2ist day OF October, 1922
AerIt NJ White and Judith bis wife ,laie Jul
dth finsIey, Thomas Clements and Rosanna
his wife, late Rosann3 Tinaey, Plaintiffs
Geofee NJ Tindey, Alexander 1insley5 An
derson 1insley, Wait " Bailey, aud Polly
his wife, who was lately Dolly linsley, Ban
hester Tinsley and John ilatcheson aud Lu-
eihda hi wife, Defendants.
~ CHfNCERY
On hearing bill and the answer Of the
delcndanis George NJ. Iinsley, Alexander
1inslcy and John Hutcheson and Lucinda his
wife, aud il appearing TO the satisfaction oi the
court that the defendants Anderson Jinsley
Watt " Baly aud Dolly his wife do not re-
eide mitbia the Limits of this commonwealth
whcrenpon, il is deereed and ordered that I'M
less the said absent defendants do appear here
on or before the Isl day of January court next,
aud enter their appearance aud give security
according To the act OF assembly aud the rules
oil this court, the plaintiffs bill shall he taken
n confessed and the matter thereof deereed
accordingly, aud it is further decreed aud or
Sered, that a copy OF This order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the
town o. Lynchbnrg forthe space oftwo months
snccessively aud thai another copy thereof be
posted at the front door ol the courthouse oil
this county on two several court days returna-
bic To the first day of January court next.
Copy-Testr
- A. u. DAVIES, {. A. c.
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Valuable Tract of NanA.

conveyed 10 said billiard by Rev Jas Turner 4;
and being the place on which said Turner for
mcJiy resided, four miles above Liberty. Bed
ford eour-house, aud within one mile of the
great western road, containing BY late sur
Nry, tour hundred and five acres The im-
proNemchtS are c0mmodious dwelling house
lhlItN icet square, with eight rooms, togr be-
low aud iour above stairs, three chimneys and
i've ilfc places, together with all oth,.y housrs
necessary for the accomm odatiol Of y Iarre
family ;-Nbuut halfthc landis in wood, and
WcIk tlmbercd, the greatest proportion GOOD
tobacco land, and part first rate the balance
IS well adapted To the cutlife of all hind, nf
gram, the plantation is in pretty good rrrai.
and sufficiently fresh I u raising crop, ofgr, n
here Is on this tract an orchard OF ahonl Iou.
hundred apple trees that scarcely ever fail
hearing, and perhaps as well selected as anv
IN the States-Ihe land is well watcred by th,.
principal head branches Of Little Ottcr. pas>ipu
through II, IN the Vicinity oitWu or three mill.
aud III healthy glborhood il is but seldom
places possessing such advantages are put in
market for cash, aud n great bargain may he
expected, thoSr wishiupto purchase arr .oiir;
ted 10 avail themselves of TN, oppcl;unityand
lev the baud previous 80 the day of e,.e
Which will certainly take piacc nnlc,s proven.
tel by something uGaN oidahle Tie title
vested in us as trustees (Which shrlicvrJ Ia bc
mdlsputnblc) will be conveyed 10 tie purcAa.
ser and none other.
PHEASANT VI. GOGGIN. }
ThoMAS J.. IEfTNICH, { trustees
November J. Uta, "a
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Trust sale.

RY virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO
- us by John billiard aud sally his wife
hearing date the 9th day of December 1919,
and duly recorded in the clorf's Office OF Bed
ford county, 10 secure debts therein expressed,
due Col, William Leitwleh, dec together with
all the legal chafses attending The execn-
ton Of the trust and in pursuance OF request
oi said LeitWich's representatives we Shall.
on the "ist day OF December ncAi, on the pre-
misses, rroee"dto sell, by way of public aaction,
Tor Cnsh. tint
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a new Coppersmi,h and
Ninner's SHOW.

Y'liE subscriber respectfully Informs his
'friend-.nnd the public generally, thai he
has served It regular apprenticeship to The
Copper and Tin business, aud has commenced
ii nj SchoolIieId " Ihurmons, 5.yuclDurg,
whore he viii keep on hand constant supply
of Stills, OF various sizes, wash Kettles, and
all kinds of Tin Ware, in the best manner
which will'be sold, wholesale aud retail, rs
low as possible, and on accommodating terms.
Also gniterS aud pipes 10 convey wate: from
the eayrs of houses to the ground. The sub
scrber Is fixing furnace Ia execute all kinds
oi Castings that are usually done by Copper
smihs, anch as branding irons, nc Old Cor
pc'. brass aud pewter teken in exchange for
new work, at fair prices
THOMAS 0. AGREE.
Nov. 10 l5N.N
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COiIENs OFFICE.
state lottery,

In pursuance OF a. act ol the legislature OF Ma.
rylald, the undersigned bess leave respectfully
10 express b,s high sense Of Tho very Distinguish.
cd patronage towards In, ii,scinthelast schene
and by which he wa enabled To cSpe1io conf
pete the drawing ~ an unprecedented shot
time.
knowing the VI he. Of adventures in favour
of speedy re~ult ,ol im csltnems. the present
eehencls 50 arranged that the whole will be
cnmnIaied In
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SIX NEGRO SLAVES.
Evust Sale.

/ D. virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
A. the subscribers, b, Charles Blount. .Jr.
bearing date the Eth day OF MAY. ls22, and
duly recorded in the clerks Office of the coun-
" court of Bedford, To secure the payment of
certain sums of money therein named. ayill
be exposed 10 sale, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, at the Bell Tavern, in the town of
L,ynchhnrg. on Saturday The 3oh nst. (.NOr'r1
II tar, If not the next fair day. the following
NtGhO SLAVES, ris Dick, Molly. Usn.
an, aud lieary. Acting as trustees, we will
only convey the title vested in us
JOHN CAMPBELL,
RICHARD G. HADrN.
.'"N. ID w3w Is
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Wholesale er Netan.

rE,EE subscriber Is receiving, general
aud extensive assortment oi GkOCIRiE5,
aIuonsst which nre the following
40o 'acLs Liverpool salt,
Ne@ Orleans l..,.
MnscOyado and SUGARS,
PRIME =. CfoiH
IN bags Coffee lev OF lLem bcst Java,
30 barrels Loaf Sugar,
30 chests Imperial, Gunpowder and Young
Tyson Teas,
to boxes lest Mould Candles,
ga do. spermaceti do.
on do Windsor Glass,
Cogniac Brandy.
jamaica and Antigua Rum,
M MaSy,o' and WINES,
Choice old Port
Nnda,
Putty,
China, Cookery, aud Stone Wave,
Mnscatel aud Bloom nuisins,
MpIofos,
Cheese,
Chocolate,
Allspice,
Pepper,
Ginger,
Snlt reifc,
Epson salts,
Wrapping Paper,
Best Havana aud Common cgefs,
quantity o1 Cotton Yarn,
n iew oi sharpe fine IoHiinf Pieces,
Scyke's patent Ihsk. aud Pouches,
Powder, Shot, ~. Nc. &c
From the time aud p1ins bestowed IN the
selection ofihe above articles, ihr subscriber
can with confidence promise them tu his etIs-
TONERS on terms that will please them.
CHS. l.. DlBkEIL.
Nov 10. Ii Wv
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AE.AHNED

Il VIE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends aud the public, that he has on
hand large assortment OF Leather, nmong
which is,
10000 VT. Of Soal Leather,
Is dozen Calf SKINS.
1000 sides waved and russell upper anu
kips ditto,
Sf"tng Harness and Bride,
New England Hog Skins and Pad
Leather,
M Of ~bich vW5e sold tor for rash.
JOHN POE.
\. b. Cash or leather will be given for
iildeS, or tanned on thu usual terms. j. p
October % 19,,e
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a. Il. DAVIES, c. \. c.

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the
clerk 5 Office OF The county court OF Char
lotte on the 9th day OF October, ls22
William NJ Matthews aud MartmW Daven-
port, Plaintiffs,
Against
John r. Matthews, Fanny NJ scott, exccu-
lriS Of Francis Scott, deed, John NJ Price
John Cobbs, Thomas Cobbs and james c
McReynolds, Defendant.
~ CHIECERT
The defendant John Il Matthews, not having
entered hs appearance according to thciact OF
assembly aud the rules OF this court, and il alp
nearing 10 the satisfaction of the court that he
Is NOT an nbabitnnt oil this Stale, on the mo
ton oil the plaintiff by counsel, II is Ordered,
That the said defendant do appear here Oh the
first Monday in January next, aud enterhis up-
pearance aud answer the pantiff- bill, and
give security for performing he decree OF the
court, aud thata copy 81 hi, order be inserted
IN some papcl printed IN the town bf Lynch
burg for two mouths suercs lively, aud posted
At the front door 81 thr coulthouse of the sand
county Copy -Pr,te.
II wsw WINSLON ROBINSON, {.
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.NNt ice.

G,TRAyED or stolen from the subscri-
- hef about the 10Th of lat mouth, n large
Ray HORSE. nbon, leet2 inches hIgli with
one hind foot white, and branded with the
letters G. II on the high \ libcral reward
will he given for delivering him IN ne N
Lynchbur9, nnI al reasonable espcnees Pnid
or any information 70 enable ne To get hum
will be thankfully received by ....
join PATTEN
Nov ~ ltA2w
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-. tee.

lbY virtue Of deed of trust from George
ID Nueht IL me, | shall, on the 10th day OF
February, 1873, at Liberty, IN Bedford conn
~ proceed to sell, for ready money, 10 the
highest bidder, nero woman save, nnned
Lnclnd1, collection of Books, supposed 10 be
nbod seventy lyc volumes, II Bed mad uni
inre, for certain purposes in sfid decd speci-
fed. ieting ~ trustee, ! shril not warrant
the title Ia said articles except against myself
and persons claiming under M.
WILLIAM fEALlL, Trustee
The negrorwoman Lucinda, is a small mu-
lauo with long hair, abont tx years old, with
n scar on her neck she was taken from the
possession Of the subscriber by George Wright
on the 10Th of this mouth--All persons are
hereby iofwarned from purchasing her from
.aid Wright, as she has been convese ed to me
by deed of trust, OF record in Bedford conn-
ty WILLIAM A. II tKDY.
November g. w3m II
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Notice.

Rf virtue Of died OF trust executed 10
~ the subscriber, and Others, by Green B.
Lewellin, bearing date on the 9th day of De-
cember, 1919, aud OF record in the County
Cont oil Bedford, shall, on he IT. dag oy
December NEAT nj the dwelling house of said
Green Il. iewe!ln, in Bedford county, sctl.
ny way OF public auction. for ready moseN
the following property, TO wit Ono bay
horse, known by the name OF Yankee. one
>orrei horse, known by the name of Falhv.
tour cows, two earrings, four feather beds aud
furniture, Que mahogany bureau. one walnut
table, one walnut cupboard, one dressing ta.
BILE, one dozen chairs, one horse cart, two
mems saddles, one woman's ditto, three hri-
dies, ten head of hogs, together with all his
plantation tools, and the residue of his house
hold aud kitchen furniture, aud the increase
OF said stock, or SO much thereof as shall he
necessary To answer certain purposes in said
deed expressed Acting rs trustee shall only
convey TO the purchaser or purchasers such
tltie Us IS vested in me by The deed of trust
and none other
ALEXANDER kERSEY, Trustee.
NV - W3Ws!5
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Trust Sale

~ virtue of two deeds of trust ex,.... =,
- by Charles g. Cobbs 10 tbe II -
one bearing date the 9th day Of Az, 'ii' ?
tue other hearing date the a5fb - -.
1872, both duly recorded in the peJta- - "a!
ofiice, and Tor the purposes therein 80, ~"
hail, on the 22d day of Novemb.a .'' 5,tl I
II lair, itnot the next fair day. at tb,. ~
said cobbs, in Bedford county. proea, IL o..
10 the highest bidder, at public s,,,f,ao - >ei'
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FOR SALE.
| TRACTOFLASDlvinri,

A TRACT OF LAND lying in Amherst
4 county, containing about 1l0acres, being
the same land on which Reuben Peudleton tori
mcrly resided, lying in miles of Lynchbars
Immediately on James river IA considerable
proportion OF which i, good tobacco land and
finely tmbcred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. deem.
ed Unnecessary as II is supposed those wishing
to purchase will first view the land If the a,
hove land is not sold privately, it will be offer
ed on Saturday the l4th of December TO the
highest bidder, on credit of g. II and q
months, the purchaser giving bonds with good
security and deed OF trust on the land to Sc
cure the payment Those who wish to pur
chase I'll apply to Samuel Garland of Lynch
burg, or the subscriber living near New:Gla.
Cow. J. S. PENDLETON.
NoVchber l WILD -
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GREAT BARGAINS
800 paekages W
NEW GOODS.

n
, ul y Inform fheir friend and the public
that they huvn u.s. received, and are NOW o.
pcnng, the above number OF Packages of
NEW GOODS, nnfommouiy cheap, and well
selected. AT auction, in the cities of y York
and Philadelphia, aud principally for cush.--
These, IN addition 10 their former extensive
stock on hand, will make theE as ortment
Tor variety and chenpnrss, inferior 10 none in
the state, mud far superior 10 any ever in the
upper Country--ns, 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 "a
tsied they can and will sell almost every
article in their line, much cheaper than they
cnn be purchased ut any other house IN this
place.
Country MERCHANTS and planters from dis
tnnce, Nishneto purchase largely, ntc cordi-
ally invited IN call and examine for them
sclves, rs they only wish an opportunity of
exhibiting ihrl:t 49, tmeHt, and make tnoWn
generally, the unusually low prices thcy are
determined Ia sell at
They constantly keep on hand, M extensive
assortment of. H.iRBW9RE, S.IDDLERY,
CUTLERY, QIEENoU fRE, and GROCE-
RIi.S. of all descriptions
They have alsb received, two cases superior
quuiity BOLTLNG CLOTHS.
Nov. 10. u W3w
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DANIEL WILLIAMS,

TlHLDR,
DESpECTFuLI1 Informs his rustic
Ia mers aud the public TINT he has removed
his Shop naAt door 10 sehoolbeld a 1hnr-
mons aud nrar,Y oppnsite the office oi IN"
Vifginian, whore all oairrs IN his Inc VIII be
thankfully received, and executed with neat-
ness aud dispatch
Notember 5. tcdH
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The Nract Of l,a,N

On which said CoJbs resides, eon,.i,is. q,
acres, more or les adloining the laa, Al
Mes.rs John North, benz Robinson and -" =
d Cnhhs Al,n. "Iu a.
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BEESWAX.

kIWE Highest price vii be paid foF Bees
i vas, either in CASH Of GOODS by
J. i PATIEN
Noyrnbers lIw7w
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Aynchburg Mills,

ViLL in few days he in orde, FOR the re,
W ccption Of WhcaL-The Subscriber
will g c la'r market ptice in cash. Should
my be dealrous to receive Flour IN exchange
fo' Wheat, they can do % atthc usual exchange,
nd the subscriber viii subject himself to the
Richmond Inspection. Those who are not
disposed to sell at the present prices, may del.
ver their Wheat, and wait Tor better pfice, as
tan market price will be gwen du,inr the sea
son, Tor that deposited, d, ior What NAV be CO
Ining in.
WM. A. ALLEN.
August9 t,ts
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Rf virtue Of deed of trust executed TO
~ the subscribers by james s. McAlli,ter
OF record in the county court of Redford for
the purpose ot securing the usymcpt of Ger
tain sums OF money therein mentiooed 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
."i VIM. Ierry's tavern, in the town OF Liber.
", the following
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Notice

A PETITION will be presented to the
~ nest Gcucral Assembly Of Virginia
srayng that the subscriber may he permitted
10 reside in the stare Art HER CAREY,
Nov. Old Tree man Of color
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RUNAWAY,

sRoN the subscriber on The 3o,h o
March, a servant named JAMES. eene
ra'iI known by the namc of James lsoy,1q.-
he Is upwards of six feet high light conojrx
ION Wei made, very sensible. sArewd, and
peri m ms observations, aud not easily mimi
dated. lie formerly belonged to John scott
oil Alhemarle-performs weil on several mn,;'
cal instruments, particularly the octave iIute--
ana VIII probably attempt to pass for free
man, %'il give thirty dollars and pay all
t re-, expenses if delivered 10 me in Now
;; a;1 twenty dollars if secured in any
the vicinity of Richmond. O'''y III
April %: -'oi'ion "a
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Notice.
w NJ. A. ALLEN.
tets l
Aug,tst9 9,

\ PETITION will he presented TO the
"A next General Assembly of virginia
praying that the subscriber may be permitted
10 remain III this state until the year 1926
CATO JOHNSON, Il free man ofeoi3r.
Sept. 10. 6,.tikym
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Notice.


GENERAL Men, Women, Boys and
- Girls. will he sold low for cash, or on
shori credit say / or ) months Enquire ol
she Printers.
September p. fc's
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Notice.

A Petition will be presented to the
= = n noNt General Assembly, praying to te
i'Voreed from my husband lIezekiah Gill
Oct lS wSw IL DOROTHY GILL.
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he Yract 0f \,arA

In The said deed mentioned, lying in the coun,
~ of bedford, containing about four hundred
AID fifteen acrrs, or so much thereof IA shall
be sulirientto saIisfythe purposes of saidtrp.l
being the tract oil land on which the said Mar.
tn Key resides, bounded by the lands of Da
sid Saunders and others, as is more fully ex.
pressed in said deed.--In case the weather il
50 Indictment as that bidders do not attend on
the day above mentioned, the sale will take
place fhe next fair day.-Acting as trustee. 1
shall convey such tile only as is vested in me,
Wa RADFoRD, surviving Trustee
November | utas II
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Notice.

4 peti'lonw will he presented to the next Go.
"A neral Assembly OF Virginia, for the pur-
pose 81 converting The free bridge near Lynch
burg into toll enc
September 18th, 1922 v-on .
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Notice.

I HE term of co-partnership of GAIT
BULLOCK, & co having this day e1.
pred, the same is by mutual consent dissolved.
Inc business viii be closed by Gait q buIIock,
70 whom all persons indebted will make pay
meni aud those having claims against tie
s''tconcern, will apply to them for settlement
and payment.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK
October l.
hE subscribers will continue to do bu-
siness under the firm OF GAIT Il Bull
noeh, who have received by the ship Protee'
h"'l and Georgianna from Liverpool, and are
now opening, geners. assortment of Fall and
winter Goods, which they will sell low forcash.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK.
October l, tsl7
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JOB PNtNTING

Executed IN the ae0ftSt manner, and on the
most moderate terms, at the Office Of tie
TggintaE
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Ntice

10y virtue Of 4 deed of trust executed IN
- the late Cyrus b. Clay and myself by
Martin Key, for the purpose of securing 10 tLs
late Charles Clay, certain sum of money
which deed bears date the 9th Gay of January,
1913, and Is recorded in the county court Of
bedford, | shall, onthe Goth day of Noycmber.
1879, proceed to sell, at public auction. At
Liberty, bedford Court Ilonse,) before the
door OF VIM. Terry's tavern, for ready money,
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COliEN'S OFFICE,

The mpme1t they aye drwn, aud the drawings,
rs an the tvrmci scheme, Will be conducted IN
der the srperInlendenee OF the Commissioners
appointed BY the Governor and Council
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FOR SALE.

10y virtue Of decree of thc comfy
a1 court OF Charlotte, 10 rs directed, We,
the undersigned commissioners, will proceed
TO sell, on Tuesday the 18th December, ls22.
on the urctnispS that
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TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This, added to lis comparative brlllancy, viii
no doubt curse the e'Ic Of ticket soonto lusti.
~ the announcement vi the drawing.
In this iotfciv, As IN he last, advenlu ers can
Teeeve the cash 10, ptlzes sold at
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SYANENOE A.AEO

Nov. IL
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October IL
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Chronic Rheuna'iem, compltca'edwiH Govt.
\ man, aged flty-four years, ola good con-
st''n'ion, had breu hahitually affected, for five
years, with rheumatic pains. shifting from the
hcnd 10 the lrra't, and all the io'a;s, aud who
had govt alternately.in each foot, received
three applications oftho fumigations from the
18th 70 I he 18th Of April--thc first OF which
produced copions perspiration. lie WAS deli
yyered as ii 10y moaic, from his pains, and the
fcNhliity OF his limb. restored