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August

Bedford, August Rules, 1922.
Mary Ilnroh, pt,.
AgaiuSt nuuj
JIM" d"'sA'e anu g 2ohn neIlr, Defendants.
The defendant John Mafekle not having entereaLi.
Pea,ahee g gwen security according The att nj =
sembly and the rules OF this court and n an ~
The SUBTRACTION Of the court that the said tef.ndan
an lnhabant Of tins commonwealth ON thr rn,, y no
.he plahiih, by counsel, II is ordered, thar tLe d
Mrche de appear here on the fourth Mond, Wv; S S
tober neNt AID answer the plaintiffs bill thai 'Os
OF tins order be inserted IN the Lyuchburg Pr,MlorI
ms, speee's'ei} aud posted up at the front door Of
the eonrt,hon5e On two several court days. wv y"
Copy-leste.
4 J. STEPTOE, C.B.C.
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LII those having claims again.t,ls
A oil john Thompson deceased. a., r y.' '''''s
ed to make them known properly s,,s.liliat
,ea a. .he IA" directs on OF before The l..
oe'oeer, thai arrangements may b. r, ma u
d.seharglng the same. All those i.a.I.e 'ot
the estate are requested 10 make immed;.,'u %
ment. ''a'e pay,
JOHN w. THOMHSov
CREED T. Tn0Mp,01
ENrs. oil john Thompson dec
July D. N'',ea.
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Miss Cochran

WILL continue to feAch School NJ my
w mouse in The upper end OF Cumberland
connty-Where young ladies will be instructed
n the following branches, at The following
rates
fo- teaching the English Language Gram.
nsdeally. Writing, Arithloeiic, Geography and
tie lower branches, 81 $50 Tor ten months
For natural and moral Philosophy, Chymistry
fn1bfaidery. Drawing and Painting, &c Al
50. Board l8r ten months, including lgdginf
and washing, tbr pupil finding caudles, pan
Of sheets AMI tao bed covers or blankets. go
Or the same rates for less time--a few board
ers ean be received
NATHANIEL PEN1CK.
September u w4w'
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l 3 1 3 6 ! s 9 and 10, in

Each sale will commence with the lowest
number OF section, township and range, aud
proceed in regular numerical order
The lands reserved by law Cor the use of
schools, or for other purposes, will be rcscrv-
ed from sale.
Given under my hand, Mt the city of Wash
ington, this 10Th day OF March, ls22.
JAMES MONROE
By the President
JOSIAH MEIGs,
Commissioner Of The Gen LIANT Office.
March % 5Ot4N
a. 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 (reeeiPied) to the Gen
eral Land Office.
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ONE Tract Of land

LYING on the waters OF Big otter River, con
mining one hnrdred nnd thify.tlifee aefes,
more OF les being the place on wiileh llie said
sfWmannow rcsidcs, and purchased ~ him
ri William Lowry Nso, one black morse
one sortel mare sad hsT colt q bay ont
rrd GOV AL her yonriing fhlack) twelve hebd
Of hog. three feather beds aud furniture, Tour
hrdsleads, together with any increase % Inc
sIoek that may have taken place since the es-
eealon 81 The trust the properly VIII he SOFA,
whether IN place or ont Of place, and the itis
vested ~ Us as trustees, viii be- conveyed and
none other.
THOMAS T.. LEFTWlCU, 1rr,sfees
PLEASANT NJ GOGGlN, !
sept -. WIS
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RUNAWAY,

EsROM the subscriber on the 50th OF
March. a servant named JAMES, gene
rally known BY the name of James Loving
lie IS upwards Of siA feel high, light complex
ion, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
peri in his observations, and not easily intimi-
dated lie formerly belonged TO John Scott
81 Neutrality-suspicious. we'll on several must
cal instruments. particularly the octave flute
and viii probably attempt to pass for free
man will give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable p penses if delivered 10 me in New
Glaseow-or twenty dollars If secured in any
jail % that gel him He is now probably in
The vicinity OF Richmond.
GEO S. HOLLOWAY.
April %. ST
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Grist Mill and Saw Mill,

Which, with little repair would command
the best custom that know There is fine
young orchard ct the best selected peach and
apple trees Possession viii be given At
Christmas, with the liberty Of seeding wheat
thu ial
In the mean lime pri'0t sale would be
preferred
u TERMS or S.4LE-Opr third payable
tte Isl of Jaaaarg, 1893, and Dtr baiaace in l..
: and ! WARS HcrcaHtr. 4. $. HENRY.
sept. 3. o ltwtds
q = The sale of my Land, asadyertsed
above, is POSTPONED til the ist day Of
November next. A. :. HENRY.
Sept goth. 1879. II Wtds
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Notice.

YEnIE subscriber viii expose TO sale, on
i he lnh IF Ociober uert, at his residence
in Campbell comfy about one hundred bar
re- Of corn, and his crop of oats, fodder, &c.
together with all the stock of horses, cattle,
hogs aud sheep, aud q cart and steers.-Terms
made known on the day
G. II. COBBS.
September 81 4r7
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AynchbuYs Mil,s

NiLL in few DAYS be in order fl, -.
" eeplion "i Nheat,-Ihe suLscIi..
will q fair market p,ice in cash. S J,,o55
any be desirous 10 receive Flour m evc c'oud
for Wheat, they can do 80 al the usual e,rb"g e
and the subscriber will subject himself 10
Richmond Inspection. 1hose who a,s s
disposed to sell at the present prices, NAV 4.
yer their Wheat, and wait for a better ME-
fair market price will be given du,inp the -. -"
son, Tor that deposited, as for what NAV h.
ming II. ~"
August9. tets
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office

WILL be sold, to the highest bidder,
w on he 10Th dag Of Norember Hsri, at the
Plantation on which the heirs OF Jesse Jones,
dec d now reside, in Nelson county, (being a
part Of the Walnut Grove Estate all the stock
Of horses, cattle, hogs and sheep; also, the
household and kitchen furniture, plantation u
lensis, the present crop OF tobacco and corn,
supposed 10 be- 80 barrels, with sundry other
articles belonging 10 said estate--The terms
of sale are - be- made known on the day oil
sale, which will certainly take place on that
day CORNELIUS POWELL,
Adar dc bonis non Of Jesse Jones dec.
September . J. ids
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Yen DOLLARS Reward.

nANAWAY from the subscriber a few
a days sl0ce5 . negro mar named DICK,
aged y or - years, of dark complexion, 5
feet 8 or 10 inches high, stout and well made
when spoken 10, he has rather down look
lie aeai of with nothing on but a pair Of cas-
zimere bfeeches lie formerly belonged to
Mr. Christopher Clark of Bedford, aud more
lattery To Mr. John Caskie OF Lynchburg
will give the above reward and all reason
able charges. for his apprehension aud delive-
- 10 me IN Bedford county
J r. {. BROWN
Crab Orchard, September II. wIw7
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nY virtue OF deed Of trust executed -
ID ~ On the 2stli day Of August, iaip' -
Arthur SeWman, and duty recorhed ~ u.
clerks Office of Bedford county I" feais =
dsd dee william, Lowry, alao' one ae, 7el'
Hel Road 4 - We shall proreed H. sri st7s
highest bidder. cor cash, al she dwelling h''z'
Of aid Arthur NcwmHn. ~ ~ eh dog o M
mouth. Iuagbtr,l the following properly 10
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Bedford June Court, 1922

Nancy Arthur widow of Barnabas Artbu,
deceased, John Arthur, William Artpur. Lew
IS Arthur, John Pratt and Fanny his wife. h,s
Fanny Arthur, Nathan Glear, and Lucy his wiz
late Lucy Arthur, Geo. Bowles and EHzabctb
his wife late Elizabeth Arthur, and
heirs OF Rhoda White Gee. and Elizabeth
Arthur plaintiffs,
Against
Samuel Ciaytor ard John Arthur, Ex'rs If
Barnabas Arthur dec. and Ba nabas Arthur
and Caleb Arthur, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Darnabas Arthur and Caleb
Arthur not having entered their appearance ac.
cor6ing TO the act OF assembly and rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction ofthe
court that they are MOI inhabitants OF this Com
monwealth, it is therefore order ed that thew d,
appear here on the fourth NJ onday in November
next, and answer tie complaiuants, bill and th,t
a copy oil this order be forthwith published in
the Lynchburg Press for two months succes.
sivey an published at the front door of the
count house of said county, on two several
court days.
ACepv-Teste.
w8w2 J. SrEPTOE, C. BIC.
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'Nrust Sale.

10y virtue ola deed of trust executed to
I'D us by MOSES +. Cook, bearing date the
18th day Of February, 1872, and duly recorded
in the clerk office Of Botetourt county, and
for the purposes therein expressed, we shall,
on tridag, The An day Of 0ctober aert, if fair,
if not the neat fair day, Sundays eNcepled)
by way OF public auction, sell to the highest
bidder, at ihe late residence of said NJ. +.
Cook decd
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Eract or pNrcel Of AanA
Notice.

'AStlE President and Directors of tbe
Il l,yl,hb'Tg and Salem turnpike ComnanD
require the stockholders of the said comnan,
10 pay, onSr before the fth day Of Octobe,
next, tlixHfhef sum of ten per cent. on the
amonsWi Their several shares, to John Lynch
lredsH~sf3 this being the seventh reauisiiion
BY order Of the Board
Sept 8. 400
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NlRGlNlA-ln Halifax County Court,
v in Chancery, the 2sth day of August
1922
John Daniel, Judith Fuqua Sarah Hancock
John Nelson and Polly his wife, formerly Pol
~ Daniel, Plaintiffs,
Against
The Hon William Daniel, Henry Coleman
aud Martha his wife, Elioue Coleman aud l.
lizaheih his wife, VIM. Tally and Frances his
wife, Polly Noodson, Josiah William ID, Mar
tina, Lucy aud John Thompson, Arianna Mil
Ter, samuel, John, William Z. and fIezckiah
T. Daniel, Nathaniel W. Fuqua and Susanna
bis wife, Joseph Goodc y Mary his wife, Anne
Daniel, Reubn Hay, and Elizabeth his wife
bouldin Vaughan and Susanna his wife, John
flgg Mary his wife, BENJAMIN Lawson Amy
his wife, Harrison Burnes and Judith his wife
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas aud Ambrose Mel
son, Joshua blanton aud Betsy his wife, An
thony Franklin aud Polly his wife, Thomas
Lasley and Susanna his wife, William Hutch
erson and Judith his wife, aud Maria d. Tho
mas and Martha Fawkner, Defendants
The defendants Ambrose Nelson, Thos Las
ley X Susanna his wife, William HUTCHINSON x
Judith his wife, Daniel Maalra aud Thomas
Nelson, Joshua Blanton and Betsey his wife,
Anlhony Franklin and Polyl,ls wife, Maria
u. Thomas, and Martha Faw&ncr, children of
John fawkner and Patsy his wife, JOS Goode
and Mary his wfs; Anne Daniel and John
pigg and Mary his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security according
10 the act of assembly and the rules of this
court and II appearing 20 the satisfaction of
The court that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, on motion of the plaintiffs
by their counsel, II, is ordered, that the said
lastnamed deiendayts dc appear here on the
fourth Monday in November next, and answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this
order be inserted in the newspaper printed in
the town OF Lynchburg, for eight weeks sue
cessiFely, and posted at the front door of the
court house ofthis county
Copy-Teste,
MICHAEL ROBERTS, ID. che.
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Mr.. Robert lewis.

DLEASE to take not &c that on the Nth dav
Il oil next month THE Eagle Hotel in the city
OF Richmond. shall proceed to take the depo.
sition oil Daniel Warwick to be read as evidence
in suit now pending in the Hastings court of
the corporation of Lynchburg, in which Ian
plant If and you are defendant.
MICAJAH DAVIS Jr.
september 10 6w4w
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STRANEE,

l. RON The Subecritsr about he LIST Of
July, n BRIGHT BAY HORSE, abom !
or ytars oid, feet 9 or 10 inches hjgh, creese-
taiieR, hind tcd mhite, paces, irots and gdiiOpS
remafkobiV weH Ne is supposed 10 be- making
fot Bedtotd, hiring been raised yba Nh TaHghu,,
moi maag nlifs adore Liberiy. n reward Of 10
dollars, and all reasonable chargcS has been Of
fred tof biyrecoetrG, dpt il uiH be consider0big
increased. on ms deiiccfy 10 He Reu. Jobn Eur
~, or he subscriber near DiHWjdiit c0Hri h0uSe,
Ia. Il. PROGRAM
Sept g. 3c1lc5
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HNiE creditors of Jesse Jones, deed, late o.
Il Nelson county, are requested to bring lol .
ward heir claims, properly authenticated, be-
lore the 10Th day OF December next and those
indebted 10 make payment, as am DESTROYS to
close my administration. Those falling to com
ply, this notice will be plead in bar to ther
claims after that date.
CORNELIUS POWELL, admir-
de bonis non OF jesse Jones, decd,
Aug. %. WOW
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NAWcMion.

FI'lE Subscriber School, (situated in tn
county OF Amherst, IN the neighborhood
oi Col. Richard iluuson aud capt VIM 4.
R1Mlc's,) ter youth Of both sexes, VIII 70 into
ope alton again on the st of October ensuing
In Ibis sehoo', che following subjects will he
taught on the terms NmueNod, VIZ spe I'm
reading, writing ana arithmetic, ~ix dollars per
schoar Tot a session oi tive aud Lali months .
Laglsh C'lamlnar and Geography, With the
use Oh he Gohe and dlp, ven dollus and
.llty GEMS erscholar; aud t1r Surveying, ten
dolia ; per scholar Surveying vii be taught
eo,etieally and practically.
Persons wishing to board thelr children. can
Obtain Il ~ pectahlc iainies in the ne,sh6ot-
hood on aceomma dating terms.
Information respe ting qualifications, Sc
Iaay be had on application to I. Dillard o.
lynchhurg. JOHN NJ. ToWNLEY.
September g. ltwoW5.
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Notice

TE'HE Anrral Meeting of the sioolhelders
OF the Igach6prg and Salem 15stpike
Company, viii by ADJOURNMENT. be he'd n me
Franklin Hatcl. IA The t"un 1T iYnehbefk, On
tie nrsi day 81 October neNa at "hanh i1ns
4he attendance OF the members are fafnt-ii9
solicited either in person ~ ~ pfass
JOHN 3ACn. fierk
Sept 3 III
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WHEREAS the President Of the United
States l. authorised by law TO cause lands to
be offered for safe
Therefore |, JANIS MoERor, President OF
the United state, do hereby declare and make
known. thai The public sales shall be held as
follows, VIZ
Al lhe Land offce at Terry Haute, in Indi-
ara, on the first Monday IN July next, for the
sale of
townships II and II, in rsrge J, east OF the
2d principal meridian line.
II 4 Is, in ranges 10 9, west do
Al the Laud Office at yandalia, in Illinois,
on The third Monday in July next, for the sale
Of
townships |, y, 10 and "A, in ranges aud
,, east of the 81 principal me-
ridian line
II, IL, IL, IA and Is, in
ranges and 10
A. the same place, on the third Monday IA
August next, Tor the sale Of
townships II, Il, Is, - and -, in ranges ;,
q and g. east OF the Sd
principal meridian line
II, IN range 7, do.
Al the Land Oilirc nj Palestine, in Illinois,
on the first Monday in August next Tor the sale
townships &, 7, s and Q, in ranges ., 10 and
II cat OF 81 principal
meridian liuc,
D. f, 7, 8 and Q, in range ~, west of I'd DO
3 aud . - and Is, do
Al the 7ame place, on the first Monday in
September neAt, for the sale of
townships 10 | II aud l3, in ranges 9 l0sand
II east Of Sd principal
meridian line
10 / IL and u, in ranges Y H. ard
IA, west Of ID do.
Al the same place, on the first Monday in
October next, for the sale of
townships IL ID Is and Il, in ranges 9 10 and
~, east OF 30 principal
meridian line.
II ID 10 and Il, inrange, T. IL and
II, west Of I'd do.
Al the same place, on the first Monday in
November next, for the sale OF
townships Is 10 20 aud q, in ranges 9 10 and
II, east OF 3D. principal
meridian line.
Is 10 90 and p in ranges IL and
II west OF I'd principal meridian
line
ls - and 20, in range -, DO. do.
Is IT., do. do.
Al The Lund Office for the Northern district
of Louisiana, al the town OF Ouachita, on the
first Monday in November next, for the sale
OF
townships Is l6 II Is and 10, in ranges :
3 and 3 west OF the meridian
line
At the Land Office at the Seat Of Justice OF
The county OF Independence, in the Arkansas
territory, for the sble of such lands of the L.
nitrd states As are situated in the following
described townships and ranges, and which
have been excluded from the lottery of the
lands appropriated for satisfying warrants fol
military services, viz
On the first Monday in August next, for the
sale Of such Of the above described lands as
are situated in the following townships and
ranges, VIZ
townships ? 8 IS : 9 Q and 90, in range /,
east OF the 9th meridian line
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Tract OF XAanA,

Situate in the county Of Bedford, containing
2s7 acres, more or less, CT being the same
land conveyed TO said Blouut 10y jenkins OK
ley aud Esther his wife, by deed dated 18th
November, ls2o, and recorded in Bedford
county court, and the same on which the said
Bount now re,ides,) or SO much thereof as
shall be necessary TO answer certain purposes
in said deed expressed.
Acting as trustee, shall only convey to the
purchaser or purchasers, such title as isvcsted
in me by the deed of trust aforesaid, and none
other.
JAMES c. STEPTOE.
September 30 wtds I
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'Ihe sale OF Aland

ON Pedlar river, in the county Of Am
~ herst, belonging 10 The estate OF Nicholas
Cabell ed, advertised to be made by me as
surviving executor, at Amherst courthouse,
on tins day, i, necessarily postponed in conse-
quenre OF my inability 10 attcnd.-Ihe sale
will take place GA the first day of Amherst Oc-
tober court, on twelve months credit. This
tract containing 1870 acres, by patent TO Mel
son Crawford and Nicholas Cabeil, bearing
date on or about tie 29,h day OF September,
i597-lrom This quantity, however, is to be
deducted 6oo acres, sold by the said Nelson
Crawford and Nicholas Cabell to Saml. Dean.
Mr. Nelson Crawford who lives near the land
will show il TO any person disposed to view it,
VIM. ii. CABEIL,
Ear OF Nicholas Cabel deed.
September p W3w
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ORDER OF PRACTICE.
COHEN'S OFFICE,


BALrlHnRE, September J. le22.
Official Report ol the 10Th DAYS drawing OF TN
Washington .HJnHmtat Lottery.
.lse22 prize OF 500
s467 3aul)
s6lf0 1909
s2e5s2 1897 prizes % 20
-l9233 1897
And the usual number Of 10
All marked soid At CaHEk S urricr.
The drawing will be continued on Wrdnes.
day neat, when the first drawn number from
the wheel viii he entitled % 1000 Dollars
The great capital prize Of THIRTY THOU.
SAND DOLLARS is still undraun
Whole Tickets z ~ Quarters 81 81
hnvcs : Elghths -
10 be had, Wnnnnied nnlrnNn. nj
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Df virtue OF a decd OF trust executed IL
ID til, subscriber by Calvin Lofins. h.afihe
aat, The ,isy OF sndofrseer5i IN lie
county cour oi Campbell for the purpose 81
securing Inc payment al certain Sums OF M.
noy therein mentioned toiiobUrt love. ! hall
proceed, on the pitiaise.. ca Saturday Tie
asih ofpefnbcr neSi, To sell torready money Al
public nuciioa,
Two half Acre lots,
With the improvement, thereon, lying and he
fne un the main .trcctinthe town ei NV Lon
don Acting o. trustee I vii eonsey only
such title a. j. vested 90 ne.
{ ANTHONY
September ~ nfds
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s(Y virtue of deed cf trust executed
~ by William j lUkei, and of record in
ne clerk Office OF Bedford county, 10 the sub
serbers, We will, on the 27H day Of septem-
Der, ls22, tor the purposes therein mentioned,
proceed 10 sell, for cash, by way of public auc-
ton, on tue premises, a certain
Eract or p0rcel Of AanA.
Living and being in the county of Bedford, on
the waters oi Island creek, containing $50 a.
eres, more or less, oa which is water, saw
and grlst mill entirely new.--Ne will convey
such title only as is vested ia us as trustees a.
loresaid
SAMUEL p. MITCHELL,
THOMAS p, MITCHELL, trustees
September 81. wtds
u The above sale is postponed until the
ION oil October.-lhe sale win he made ON n
credit until the BIRD of May, 1923,
SAMUEL =. MITCHELL.
THOMAS L. MITCHELL.
September %. vfds7
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MY LAND,

4 DVERrISED for some time last
"A spring nthe Lynchburg Press 10 those
wishing 10 purchase such IA tract, who do not
recolleet my former description of The land, it
may be necessary 20 say, that the tract con
tains 600 acres, with about bali cut II al
Join, the lands OF Nath. l. Manson, &. d Mer
rlwother, Edmund CobbsOnd others lies with
IN miles OF Lynchburg and is equal in qua.
lily 10 any land in the neigbourhood for the
production Of tobacco, corn aud every de-
seription OF small grain, The improvements
consist of a dwelling house, with seven rooms.
with every out house necessary for conye.
nienee and comfort. Also double-geered
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LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

III. .Hdrid Street, Baltimore.
u Whgr, in the present lottery the ( 5000
prize wa s.AI, and the S 10000 lrizr pald in
cash the monent fhe ticket was presented. and
Niers, in the late Monument lotteries ha1,.
been AtdiHcd the great capitals OF ! 10000.
dN hAREs) 10000, of 10000, 3 of 10, 600,
&e &c.
u Orders i,om any part of the [. States,
post paid, enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
viii meet the same prompt attention, as If ON
personal application, addressed IL
J. l. COHEN, .Ir.
Sec'g 10 he Managers, Baliimo -,
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed TO
ID me by Charles Bionut, Jr hearing datc
on the 18th day Of June, ls2l and OF record
in the equity court OF Bedford, I shall, on He
26h dagQf Ociob,r, 1892, on the premises, sell
by Wy al public auction, for ready money, II
rpriaiu
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Very Valuable Farm,
/ TIE DWELLING HOUSE

MI THE DWELLING HOUSE
I..s. Is a comfortable one, with a Large
.sss brick kitchen, good smoke house
rsl,I-s - and Other necessary houses. There
IS also large Distilefy, built of brick, a good
backsmith's shop and wheeLWright's shoP-lt
has also on it am extensive orchard Of well Sc
lected fruit. This tract lies in the upper end Of
the county, in an agreeable neighborho0d, and
is considered to be as healthy situation 40 any
in Virginia, the water not being surpassed by
any IN the state. There is an extensive view OF
the mountains from the tract, and 1t lies within
ten or eleven miles ofthree manufacturing mills,
and an inspection of tobacco.
The terms will be three equal annual pay.
ments, to be secured by bond, with approved
personal security, and a deed Of trust On the
land.
Any person inclined to buy privately, before
the day oil sale, will apply to the subscriber, re-
siding on the last mentioned tract, in the upper
end OF Buckingham,
PHILIP DUVAL.
Aug. 10. 2 wow
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-01

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| will sell, at public auction, 10 the highes
bidder