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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
TOLE7.

ind Possession girvn immediately,
THE lower part of a house, situate IN
Il Dennison.slrest. For particulars inquire a.
his Office. Mye.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
DRY GOODS
THAalES-STREET.

STEPHEW ii. CAKOOyE,
uAS lus: received an additional sup.
l. l. ply of WIN iBk GOODS, winch he is now
sei.ng as Cheap as Cen be purchased in town.
.dmons fuhrch are he foAoIo ng -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
REMOpAL.
Andrew V. ellen & Co.

Aatt s~pDysd 30 the sto-e recrn,iy cwneo sod
L occupied by l.. RHODES. Esq. No. 1903,
Thames street. few doors south Of their old stand,
where they have for SALE at wholesale and retail.
general
assortment OF Groceries.
Newport. March 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

Superb black and blue only Si4.
3rosdcioths, 07-4 20. d. painted bor-
Super mix'd and conn., ders $3.50
rson ditto Dto do Hdkfs.
Super black, blue ana y 5sssimert ohaws with
mix'd CassiTncres, y and without borders,
Ladies Cloths, Sf4 Il 81 tig'd and plain
Devonshre Kerseys, sock Mushns,
DufiiIs, n Al & 60 JaConet Cam
Plains, brick,
Flanneis, great variety, "A Ga muG null
IA and l2-s Blankets, D Musllns,
Bombssetls fgd anG "a & g. Csmbrcks,
plain, all coors, ~ Linen Cambrics,
Ladies and Gentiemen's ,lk and Cotton Umbrel-
Worsted Hose. Y las,
Russia Diapers, Levantines,
Ditto SheetlDgs, X b. Rvmbazines,
Linen and Cotton Do Worsted do.
mask, q Canton Grape,
Dark Csihcoes, o Ditto Dresses,
Light LoEdon Prints, @ Ditto Camblet,
Knit Shirts and Drawers. 5lGchsws and Lnstrngs,
Red Coniforters and Colored FioIences,
Caps, Y striped and corded Mar
Irish Linfns, ceiine
valentis and common x Black, white and green
Ves'ings, Italian Jrare,
Crash, n GarOitute Ribbons,
Besver Goyss, |; Lsoes and Gcrtlemeas
silk ditto, 9 six stockings.
2 4 Mcrino SNawts, for D
Newport, Nov z, 1921.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-04
Ten DOLLARS Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber a few
~ days since, negro man named DlCk
aged y or - years, oi dark complexion, j
feet or ~ inches high, stout and well made
when spoken 10, he has rather a down look -
lie went oil With nothing ON but a pair OF cas-
simere breeches. He formerly belonged TO
~ Christopher CLARK Of Bedford, aud more
latterly 10 Mr. John Caskie of IynchbUg.
will gbe the above reward aud all reason
able charges for hi. apprehension and deli,e-
ry To me in Bedford county
J. H. {. BROWN
Crab Orchard, September ~ w1w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-04
One Tract 81 Hand

Living on the wrtors OF Dig Ouer River, con-
tanning one hundred and ihirty-ihree acres,
more or less, being The place on which the said
Newmanuoss resides and purchased by him
af William Lowry--N o. one black horse
one sofre mare aud her coli "a bay one
red COW aud her yraring G,lack,) Twelve head
Of hoss. thrrt feather beds and furniture, ionr
bed.iea,.. together with any increase oi the
stock TINT may have taken place since the es.
eeniion Of the trust the property viii he sold,
whether in place OF out oi place, and the title
vested IN Us a. trustees, viii be conveyed, and
noDc other.
THOMAS l. LErTNICH, }rn,.,...
PLEASANT NJ GOGGIN,
Sept u wtds
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Il Valuable Tavern
FOR RENT

H>IiE subscriber, ~ attorney il fact for
u John Kennedy, ~il on the first daY ol
the nrAt county corr OF Campbell, Doing the
18th day OF October, 1872 on the premises.
rent by way OF public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, for the term oi one year, to commence
ON the Isl day Of January, la23, tlr lave
and appurtrnanccs AZ Campbell cout house,
now in the occupancy al Mr. Samuel Jordan
The terms viii be more particularly nude
known at the time aud place aforesaid
CilISNELL DABNEN,
ATTY in fact for John konnrdy
September 81 t1r7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-04
Notice.

WILL be sold, 10 the highest bidder,
w on The Ibh dag Of .Aoreb,ber nerf, al the
Plantation on which the heirs oil Jesse Jones,
deed ROW reside, in Nelson county, (teing ii
part Of the Walnut Grove Estate, } all the stock
OF horses, cattle hogs nnd sheep also, the
household aad kitchen furniture, plantation IT.
tenslls, the present crop 81 tobacco aud corn,
supposed 10 te LOO barrels, with spndry other
nrttdics belonging 10 said stnte--fhc terms
ot sale hrc TO be made known on the day OF
snlc, which will certainly take place on ihut
day. CORNELIUS POWELL,
Admr dc bonls non Of Jesse Jones dec.
Sepicmh.r2I ids
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Miss Cochran

WILL continue 10 teach School at my
w Ibouse in the upper end al Cumberland
county Where young ladies will be instructed
IN the folo@ing branches, at the following
rates
For teaching the English Language Gram
maicaly, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and
the lower hranehs,, st $50 for ten month";
For natural and moral Philosophy, Chymistry,
Embraidery, Drawing and Painting, &c. at
So Board for ten mouths. including lodging
aud washing. the pupil Ghding candles. a pair
of sheets aud two bed covers 81 blankets. $50
Or the same rates Tor less iihfe--a feH board
efs cnn De received
NATHANIEL PENICK
September 2l. WV
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k0r Safe.
yCHr TRACT OF LAND nm WIZ

WNIE TRACT OF LAND on which
j | now reside, containing 566 acres, w..
ing in he couaty OF Bedford, on the main road
irading from .Lynchhurg TO Bedford court
house, (Liberty) There IS on this tract, sulI-
cient cleared land 10 work eight hands to adj.
yantage.-Ahont SEQ acres of which is strong.
Jy ,nolosed-onc, two and three years credit
viii he gwen, on the pay inent being well Sc.
cured--a good j,Ie will be made, and imBie.
diate possession given oil the plantaton-7ihe
dwelling house NC. will be occupied by me un-
u! The Isl of January next
MARTIN KEY. e
October ]. 3t'lI
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Notice.

EuIE subscriber win expose 10 sale, on
b hs loh u Ociojtr Heit, ut his residence
in Campbell county, about one hundred bar-
rel, oil corn and his crop of oais, fodder, &c.
together with al the stock Of hnr,es, cattle,
hog. and sheep, and cart and siee.s.-1orns
made known on the day.
G. r. COBBS.
septembercl. al
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust exeen'cd To
ID u on The 18th day ol iugn5l, lhiH, by
Anhar Newman, aud duly recorded ia the
clerks oiiiee al Bedford county, 10 secure =
1cla due William Lowry, aiso, one due Sam
gsl Read \ -. we shall proceed 10 cell 10 tie
highest bidder, for cash, II the dwellng-hense
oil said Arthur Newman. 81 III, sfb day Of ntfi
month. (Oefob,e) the following property, to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-04
August 9.
Bedford. Auyuu Rnl,, 1922

Bedford, August Rules, 1922:
Mary Burch, pIai,,.r
Against "b
'o'n '"a''h'e anu 9ohh pohir, Defendants
The defendant John Marcklr not having entared n
p'arahee & gwen security according To the act of ~
.embly and the rules of this court and n az
The subtraction OF tie court that the said lam "
an inlhbiiant OF this Commonwealth. On ike u,,, q
ne rlinth by counsel, Ii IS ordered, thar the ,sni
Mareke do appear here ON the fourth Moaday IN r
iober next aud answer the plainit's bill that es,,
oil tins order be inserted III the Lynehburg Pres,
months sIrecssivry, and posted up AT The front dar ~,
the cour1.honse On two several court days.
Copy este,
j. SfEPrOE, C. BIC.
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Each sale will commence With The lowest
number of section, township aud range, and
proceed in regular numerical order
The lends reserved by law for the use OF
schools, or for other purposes, will be resefv-
ed from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash
ington, this 10Th day OF March, lisp.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President
JOSIAH ArIGS,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office.
March % 5utIN
Il Printers who publish the laws of the
United States will publish the above once IA
week till the first Monday in November next.
and send their accounts (receiPted) to the Gen
eral Land Office.
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Notice.

FlHE President aud Directors of III,
4 igaehtarg and Sdtea Turnpike Compauy
require the stockholders of the said connan,
to pay, on or before the 4lh day ef Octohc,
next, the further srln of ten per cent on tbf
anonnt'oi their several shares. 10 John Iynrh
treasurer, this beins the seventh realisiiion
By order Of the Board.
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk.
Sept. 3 soe
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}. STEProE, C. b. C.
Bedford June Court, ls22


Nancy Arthur widow oil Barnabas Arthnr
dec ased, John Arthur, William Altsur. Lev.
IS Arthur, Jrha Frat and Funny his wife. hte
Fanny Arthur, Nathan & ear, aud lucy his eiCe
late Lucy Arthur, Geo. Bowles aud elizabeth
his Iie late l'izabe h Arthur, and
hens OF l.hoda White uec. and Elizabeth
Arthur, plaintia.
Against
Samuel Cayto, aud John Arthur. Rx'fs q
Barnahas arthur dec. and ia nabas Arthup
ana Na'eo Arthor, Defendants.
IS CHANCERY.
The defendant BafnaLas Arthur ard Caleb
Althurnot having entered thoi apptalaneexc.
cordlng to the act Of assembly aud rules OF thi,
co"'t, and II app caring to the satisfaction Of the
court that they are no, inhabitants oil this Com,
monwcaith, i is the et.'e ordeled that they d
appear here on the fourth iIouday ia November
next, and answer the conn Iairants bill ard In
a copy OF this ofdor be o thwith Iul,lished in
the Lynchhug Press for tao mon rs ,ucces.
s'Vey ami published at the front door of tho
court house Of said county, on two seyerdl
coun days.
A Copy-Tss.e.
w8"2 }. SlEpVoE, C. BIC.
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Aynchburg Minis.

"lLL IN few days be in Older 10, III. >.
W cePtlon OF Whest-The sub,c,ts,
will gi'c fan market price in cash. shapIa
any be des,rous TO receive Flour in excbsna'
Tor Wheat, they can do SO at the usual excb,nass
and the subscriber will subject himself tn ~
Richmond Inspection. Those who arc ~.
disposed to sell al the present prices, NAV de-;
vel their Wheat, and wait for a bette Mic =,
a lair ma ket price viii be given du.ing the ,es
son, for that deposited, as Tor what may be 20
ming n.
WIN. A. ALLEN.
August9. tets
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Education.
April 20

THE subscriber will resume the teaching
! bnsiness, ON Monday the 9TH of the
next month, in the house he formerly occu-
pied, aud which IS at present occupied by c.
Fisher. His course OF instruction will com
prise such literary and scientific subjects as are
usually taught in our SclOols-Terms--F From
$40 to Sl2 10 n scholar per session OF II
months No pupil viii be admitted for less
time tIian the session, il entered at the com
menccn,ent OF the session. If entered after
the commencement OF the session, no pupil
wll be admitted for less time than theremain-
der of the session.
X. 3. ToWNLEy.
9Th mo. Bird 1929 ltwts y
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NIRGlNlA-In Halifax County Court,
in Chmcery, the 2sth day OF August,
1922
John Daniel Judith Fuqua, Sarah Hancock.
John Nelson and Polly his wife, formerly Pol
ly Daniel plaintiffs,
Against
The Hon. William DaneI, Henry Coleman.
and Martha his wife, Elliotte Coleman and T.
ll1aheth his wife, VIM. Tally aud Frances his
wife, Folly NoodSon, Josiah, William d., Mar
thu, Lucy and John Thompson, Ariannn Mil
let Samuel, John, William L. and Heck
q. Daniel, Nathaniel W. frqua and Susanna
his wife, Joseph Goodc Y Mary his wife, Anne
Daniel, Reuhin Hay, and Elizabeth his wife,
Boudin Vaughan and Susanna his wife. John
figg \ Mary his wife, BEN amin Lawson Il Amy
ms wife, Harrison burnes and Judith his wife
Daniel Matthew, Thomas and Ambrose Mel,
son, Joshua Blapton end Betsy his wife, An
thony Franklin aud Polly his wife, Thomas
Lasley and Susanna his wife u lillian Hutch
ersoh aud judith his wife, and Maria D. Tho
mas and Martha Faulkner, Defendants.
The defendants Ambrose Nelson, Thos. Las
ley susanna his wife, William HUTCHINSON Il
judith his wife, Daniel, Martha and Thomas
Nelson, Joshua Blanton aud BetSey his wife.
anthony Franklin aud Polly his wife, Maria
ID, Thomas, aud Martha Fawkncr, children of
John faWkner and Patsy his wife, Jos. Goodc
and Mary his wife, Anne Daniel aud John
Pigg and Mary hrs wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules of this
court aud II appearing to The satisfaction OF
Tue court that they are not inhabitants of this
CONFERENCE.-The, on motion of the plaintiffs,
10y their counsel, 1t rs ordered that the said
iasnamed defendants de 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
cessively, and posted at the front door of the
! court house of this county
A Copy-Teste,
Is MICHAEL ROBERTS, d. CHG
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1--WE creditors Of Jesse Jones, decd, late Of
Il Nelson county, are requested to brina ior.
"afd Their claims, properly authenticated, be.
tore the 23th day OF Decemter next, and those
Indebted TO make payment, ls | am deoiro Gus to
close my administration. Those falling to COM
ply, this notice will be plead in bar to their
claims after that n.te
CORhELfuS POWELL, admir-
de bons non Of Jesse Jonc>, decd.
Aug 93. WOW
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Notice

LII those having claims agalnsttks
a oil Jonn Thompson dec asrd. a..,.>1
ed to make hem known properly anlb.i- =.
ted a. the law directs on OF beiote he 80
octoher, tina arrangements may b mad, . =
d.scnafSins the -ane. All those innrh,s4 =
the estate ate requested 10 make ,mmrd,s,o. .
ment. pa.
JOHN W. THoMnson
CREED T. THOMpsu@
Ezrs. OF John Thompson decea,ra'
July %. 49, go
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Reni. 7. Owens,
RUNAWAY,

E'R0M the subscriber on the 3Oth OF
Il March, "a servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name of James Lowing
He is up" ard, OF six feet high, light complex
ion, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in his observations, aud moi easily intimi-
dated. lie formerly belonged 10 John Scott
OF neutrality-suspicious. we'll on several musi-
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
and will probably attempt 10 pass for free
man viii give thirty dollars ard pay all
reasonable expenses If delivered 70 me in New
GlasgOW--or twenty dollars il secured in any
jail so that get him. He is now probably in
The vicinity ot Richmond.
GEO, s. HOLLOWAY
April %. 3(f
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'NrWst Sale.

10y virtue ola deed Of trust executed 10
- us by Moses +. Cook, bearing date the
lith day Of February, 1922, aud duly recorded
IN the clerks Office Of Botet0urt county, and
for the purposes therein expressed, we shall,
on Fridoy, the An day Of OctoJ,r nert, if fair,
lfnot the next fair day, Sundays excepted
by way of public auction, sell 10 the highest
bidder, at Ike late residence of said Nj L.
Cook. dec d.
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VNIlE subscribers wilcuntinue 10 do bu-
Il sinefs uGder the rM u, GAIT q BUL-
iOCh, who haze II cived by the ship protec.
tion and GeorgiaHGa from Liverpool and nre
now opening, general assortment OF FuIland
NinterGoods, Nhiehtho vii sci! low lorcnsh
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK
October !. tsl7
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JOE pNIEriSG

Executed m the nsateSt manner, and on the
niast moderate teais, at Ike ogice offhe
PpSilltan
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Notice.
prinle kaniiS Racon.

1 HAVE Cor sale, about 1000 lbs. Bacon,
Il Of superior quality which Gun he hadioW
asr cash. sCIlA5. J. DiBnrLI.
sept -. owl,
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cnlIEN,s OFFICE.


kALTiaoUr, September q, Isl
Official Report Of The 2pih days drawing OF Tie
E'cskinFioa .uogsHtas Loiitfy.
eisa22 rrise Of 10
.+os s.Hi
CLIO loe' .sls - OF %
-2s5s2 1885, {
-I92SS lsa65
And lhe aHud number Of az
Al marked sold II tan1 ~ 1FrfoF.
The ilraniae viii be continued on hetnes-
slas neAt, when the ffsl drawn number from
The wheel Wi be entitled 10 lVNp lpoilars
Tue grat capital prize oi ltiIhi1 lho''
SAND DOLL Ats . still nadraan
s.,.ols I,cfei. sI44 Qurrfers 50 81
sial,.s ! III hths -
ID he had warranted undfaNn. al
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Mahogany Gnrniture
~ .3CC1IO.N.

] will sell, on Friday The nth Of October be-
fore The door oil ny ware room. "a oarI,.n,
parcel OF MAHOGANY FtRNlTUkE. con
sistin{ OF
sidc Boards,
Bureaus,
Secretaries and Book-Casos,
Dining tahles,
lay Chairs,
Beadstaads, Wash Stands &c. Sc.
Termsl months credit, Tor all sums over
$50. The sale will be conducted by
!. Ii, b. PAYNE,
October ! 81 II .luciionetr.
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.hessrs. Richard BlukS & gfaHhew Bur&s
-, iRS-As you have left this State in
= haste, not afording me time to execute
notices upon you, You are hereby notified that
al Samuel Garland's office in Lynchburg, on
ne goth and 2lst days of September next,
ana at Amherst courthouse on the Odd, oath,
ana 10Th days of the same month, and al my
mouse in Amherst county, on the 9TH and 5th
aays3 OF October next, shall proceed TO take
suhdry atidayits, TO be read on the trial OF my
injunction now depending in the Chancery
Court Tor the iynchburg District, against you
anu Mr.. Reuben Norvell-when and where
you may attend in person or by agent.
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS COLEMAN
Amherst, Aug. %. wt50
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office.
Vract OF Maud,

Situate in the county Of Bedford, containing
81 acres, more or less, Gt being tlr same
land conveyed 10 said Blount by Jcnkjn, OK
ley and Esther his wife, by deed dated 18th
November, 1870, and recorded in Bedford
county court, and the same on which tie sand
Blonni now reSidcs,) or SO much thereof as
shall be necessary 10 answer certain purposes
in said deed expressed.
Acting as tlustce, | shall only convey to the
purchaser or purchasers, such title as Is vested
in me by the deed OF trust aforesaid, aud none
other.
JAMES Z STEPrOE.
September SO. wtds 7
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con H. N

IA, HarkR Sioei, BcHimOre.
NJ " herr in The pfesent lottery the Sbhp
frizc nas sold, and the ; laI"10 prize pad N
ra.h iha moment the t.rlct Vas presented, and
where In ihe la, Monument .leiicres hat
aleon obtained Ii grrai chfiials Of S4ViRa''
Il 81 ii,Es) 10000 ot .o,v5o1 Del l"eMi
a. A.
Il orlet. from any part Of thr 1. stntes,
post rad. enclosing the cash or prize tirkeis,
will meet tn snme prompt attention, Il. II OF
personal application, addressed In
J. |. COHEN, j.
seer 10 The .Naae4fs, balimort
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Grist Mill and Saw Mill,

Which, with little repair would command
thu best custom that knJW. There is fine
young orchard OF the best selected peach and
nPpIe trees. Posss SION will br given at
Christmas, with the liberty OF seeding whoo.
thi. fall.
In the mean time private sale would be
preferred.
u TEENS or S.3LE-Oaf Hird pagablc
The Isl Of JouVarg, ls23, and Hc bdiarcc IN l.,
: and gears The cgir. A. ) JIENRY.
Sept 3. 9Jtwtds
q p The sale -ofmy Land, as adscrtscd
above, is POSTPONED lIlthc ist day of
November next. A. :. HENRY.
Sept. e5th, la22. 1T wtds
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Notice.

10y vlrtuc Of deed of trust executed
~ by William J. Lnken, and of record in
Inc CLERIC Office OF Bedford county, to the sub
scr'bers, We will, on The 25ih day of Septem-
GER, 1922, Tor the purposes therein mentioned,
proceed 10 sell torcash, by way of pebble auc :
ton, on The nremises a crllnin
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Xract w Vtrcei Of X.anA.

Lying md being in the county of Bedford. on
the waters OF Island creek, containing Iso n.
ores. more or less. on which isa water. saw
and grist mill, entirely new.--Nc will convey
such titIo only AS II vested in us as trustees n
lorosaid
SAlCEl. 7. MITCHELL, r......
TiloMA 7. MITCHELL, trustees
September II wtds7
W The above sale is postponed until the
10Th oil ootober.--lhe sale will he made ON a
credit until the 23rd OF May, 1923
SAMUEL p. MITCHELL.
+. ..t.. THOMAS p MITCHELL,
September ~. wtds -
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'2he sale OF and

On PedIar river, in the county of Am
~ berst, belonging to the estate OF Nicholas
CabelI, dec d, advertised 10 he made bv me as
snrviving executor, at Amherst Courthouse
on this day, is necessarily o,tponed IN conNe-
qaence OF my inability TO attend.--The sale
will take place on the ir.t day of Amherst oc-
toher court, on twelve months credit. This
tract continuing 1850 acres, by patent to Mel
son Crawford and Nicholaa cabrl, bearing
datc on or about the 29th day Of September,
ii97--trom this quantity, however, is 10 be
deducted Cos acres, sold 10y the. said Nelson
Crawford aud Nicholas Cabell TO SamI Bean.
Mr.. Nelson Crawford who lives near the land
viii show ii to any person disposed to view it.
AM. II, CABELL,
EX'r of Nicholas Cabell deed.
September u. .y3w
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Yhe Vract OF Hand.

with il appurcnances, whcreon said decedcnt
resided containing about loo acres, all of ex-
cent quality about one half of which i, clear
ed, well enclosed, and in good heart This
land lies on the main branch Of Timber creek.
aud near the centre of that beautiful and much
admired country, called the Barrcns of Bo,c
tourt, and lies very convenient To four manu-
featuring mills-Withn three miles of the b.
tetourt Springs, and directly on the great stage
road leading from Fincastle to salem, abont
fourteen miles of the former, and eeht from
the latter, and in the heart of IN excellent
neighborhood.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
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WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY., Nag 4th, 1929.
COL. PARKS.

The Court Martial which convened at Rom.
nsy. on the 22d ult. for the trial of Col. Parks
closed its session on the Goth. We under.
stand that none of the charges or specifications
preferred against him were sabstsntiated, ex.
r pit the one which charged the Colonel with
compromising the dignity of the Court Mar
,ial. of which he had been President, in per.
uniting disorderly coaduc, in its presence with.
out exercising his authority to suppress it,
COL Parks was sentenced by the Court TO be
tsblicly rcprmanGed general orders.
Whilst we are upon this subject we will
express our surprize that the joculsr para.
graph which appeared in our last number In
relation to the Court Martial then in session,
should have gwen umbrage to any one. We
cannot for q moment admit that the article
was calculated to wound the sensibilty of anv
gentleman who would give himself the trou
ble to read it carefully and analxe its contents.
We, however, knOsv. that not the slightest
imPutation upon either the honor or industry
OF the Court was intended. With respect to
Its industry. We have the most satisfactory
evidence that the Court was unwesried in the
discharge Gifts duties; converting. generally at
O'Clock, and sitting until 8 that mass
of testimony, embracing 60 pages, was neces-
sarily required to be recorded duty which
required both time and labor, and was per-
formed by James NJ. Mason, Esq. the Judge
Advocate, in a manner which reflected much
credit upon himself.