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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30

AMI after some silirniishia-, in which several
men were killed. they re-mbarised. The frig-
atcs afterwards bombarded the place and entire
" destroyed il. The Havtian general also was
wounded, and several officer. ami men were
killed. This affair had proucela lively sensa-
ton at Aux Caves, and il was apprehendel tie
French inhabitants would be thrown into prls-
on. IL was reported that president Boyer had
sent vessel to Martinique to inquire into the
matter.
SPANISH TARIFF.
The new tariff has been received at St Jago
de Cuba from Spain. The maximum duty on
importations BY foreign vessels is 81 l-2 per
cent, and The minimum 20 per cent; SO that the
highest sum -four from consumption can Y
agrecably to the new regulations, is "a 30 per
barrel, surprising the valuation here 10 remain
as il has done under the highest duty say 81
per Dbl. This decree requires the immediate
examination Of the same.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30

Alctter from Jacquemel of Sd April. states
that the embargo was still continued, and that
there was no prospect of ITS being removed
that there were various reports respecting IFS
cause, hut none of them could be depended up
on and that the American Consul had not re-
turned from the Cape. An English sloop OF
war touched at Jacqueme April 2, and report
ed that the Governor of Jamaica had issued a
proclamation prohibiting all trade between that
island and st. DOMINGO.
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Domestic Intelligence.
MISSOURI.

MISSOURI.
Law.-Judge Tucker has decided in the St. Louis
Circuit Court that The Of the last session Of the
Missouri LeeIslatae providing for stay of execution
for two years and half, If the plaintiff viii not en-
dorse that he viii take properly at two tlrds OF its
value, is unconstitutional
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FLORIDA

William r Duvall, of Kentucky. recently Judge q
the United States Court in East Florida mas been APP
pointed by he President with the consent Of the Sen
ate, to be Governor of the Territory of Florida
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KENTUCKY

I'rdnsgtuania tniresSity--1he number Of students
in tins institution is 1858. 1t appears by Catalogue
Just published, that there 40 in the Law Class 1873
IN the Medical Class, 80 Seniors, - Juniors 81 Sopii-
ornores 10 Freshmen ana 10 in Inc Pre- Daiafory De-
partment. There has been gradual increase of the
higher classes, since the Reorganization OF the instr
tunon Ia 1875 the increase Of the regular classes
OF under gsadnatcs this year, comparison with the
last Is ftisen OF the Law Class fofy of the Medi-
cal Glass oy-ive, and Of the whole Catalogue, one
hs9.dred aud one.
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POLAND.


Our COMMERCE WITH FRANCE.
late letter from Paris, says, I" New insfruc-
lions have gone to the French Minister in A
merica, which authorize the hope Of removal
efali the commercial difficulties between France
and the United States.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30

A letter from Aux Caves of March 8, men
tioHs that squadron of three French frigates
had entered the bay Of Samapa. landed about
500 men, pInndered two plantations and des-
troyed little village. A Haytien general with
thousand black troops came TO oppose them,
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ST. ANTIGUA.

Accounts from this Island of the 9th March,
say, thai direct intercourse with the United
States is expected BY the first of June. There
was sufficient supply of provisions at market
10 last TO That period. Meal was retailing at
from p TO S25 flour duh at So /; corn 1888 per
buslel.
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MICHIGAN.

Hair breadth sscaFe."- long since. son Of
Mr.. Chapman, of Odkann, being in the woods with his
dog he saw striped squirrel run into a small holhv.
log. and perceiving that the hollow extended throlg
the log lie placed the dog al one end IN catch the
squirrel which he should drive By thrusng stick
into the other eud The dog anticipating game stood
with his laws extended the poor squirrels cnlv
retreat who now feeling the necessity ofavo!ng the
Of the intrusive pole made sortie with such
desperate yor and velocity. actoally 10 escane the
fanes OF his terrible enemy. and effect Judgement III
his very throat. who Immediately threw himself upon
the ground in all tire a-cnies Of siTanculafun. The
10y. seeing his cor IN apparent agony, 10 his aid
and Immediately perceived the cause-with0nt hesita-
ton he bis hand into the doe mouth and seized
The squirrel Is the TAIL who dreadns 10 rcpass the Tor
rifle avs, tcnaciousy maintained himself III Ms Posi-
iion and afiually parted with his hfush. maintain.
his lodgrmrr-fie boy. however. made second ~
TEMPT, ia which ne succeeded selling ..e sq.Sre Is
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OHIO.

Explosion on .ETine.-While some men were late
" boring in search Of Saline Springs, on Taylor'
Creek, about / miles from Cincinnati, and had per-
forated 800 feet Of rock, the augur struck into sn
extensive subteranecns cavern OF wafer; the rod,
plunged down several ieet and the water instantly
rushed up 20 within Is feet of the eanhs surface ac-
companied by intalninahle ga, supposed ,s have
been carburetted hydrogen Several men having de-
scended with light exrcate tue rods the gas IN
stan'ly took FIRE and exploded nitha report so loud
that it was heard the distance of upwards Of mile
The much scorched but no lives were lost
On the eighth day after the explosion. the gaseous
ebultion altogether ceased.-.N- Y. Con-. ADO
RoJderj--On Saturday the Both Of March. the Uni
ted States Branch Bank at Cincinnati was robbed Of
eight thousand dollars in specie The agent has effer-
cd one thousand dollars FOR the delivery Of the money
and conviction of the thief
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SPAIN.

1t appears from the Spanish papers, that the
Introduction to persons to enter the town of Bar
ceona. in consequence the late feyerwcs re-
moved about the 10th of December.-The mum
Der OF dead, as given in the Junta amounted to
between 8 and 10000, but it was the general
opinion that they approached to nearly 10000
II. l. .lRcricaa
We find nothing in our papers to confirm the
Gibraltar news relative to the proceedings OF the
Spanish Court in regard to the recognition Of
the independence OF Spanish America.
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IIIINOIS.

Salt water has been discovered in Illinois, in great
abundance and il is computed that fifty gallons Of it
will yield one bushel of salt Pr parations are making
to erect extensive works. and at those areat erected
II sold at fifty cents per bshe The price Of sal, be-
fore these works were esablsiedwas 81 Is per bushel
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INDIANA

Bank,rg trtrdorai1iosy.--The new directors Of the
State Bank 1T Vincennes Indiana, have declared a
dividend Of profits for the last six months of re,.ty
per cent OF at me rate Of forty PEI cent per aanum
So says paper printed at tnat place. This bank
could afford 10 nay A iax
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Natures sPorf.--A remarkable calf was last week
taken from heiier owned by Mr.. David Clark Of
Kindge. having no less than eight legs ro bodies one
ntad three calls, and large tEas (as the account
sdtcs) measuring three feet The owner sold the calf
VIC understand. ior 80 dollars The skin is now at the
tame 10 undergo partial DRESSING when Is 10 be
statfes n rs tue and perfect shape aud exhibited for
the qualification OF tne public.-Seat
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Foreign News.


ASH PERSIA.
A letter from Oiessl, states that the Schah Of
Persla has rsfLscl f.ie later, eaton Of the Eng
lsh Minister, ami has lssuei formal declara-
ton of war.
Ali pscha, notwithstanding the recent cir
Surnstantial details of bis dccapitaton, and the
ioy this had excited at Constantinopie, is stated
t. DC still alive, and in good health
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DISTRICT OF .COuTMRLA.

The District Of Columbia. with population OF 80
O39 has 10 chartered banks. whose vaults contain
S2l5 766 il specie. while the amount OF their notes il
circulation is S82o,320
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30

I03 $50 bbls wheat Flour and 1868 half bhls 40
2 l1J bbls. rye do 1916 casks Indian meal 1881 DDis
Pork &c were inspected Baltimore during re quar-
ter ending Tie olst March.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30

nj hind le, drew hin forth, and threw hin upon the
sguuad Lille animal before us eacAy COAT re-
cover suA,euily 10 sv~n5e tc nln ~ 4lda ieN'Neu
81 the ons setvntion III rare and lnAi-esuNN =
nt.nhfal escaped toto tree AID 70, aught @e kas@,
il chatteris. to his nut-clacAlns progeny w
" haI-bre..;l ESCAPE.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

PENDLEToN, Feb. 9.
hlterest5ng.-A handsome hard smooth stone was
found in swamp, about FIVE miles below Tuscaloosa,
the Aiack Warrior River i'll Albania on an Indian
path The form OF the stone is lat-sided cone ap-
pareny cut by arr, and Of great antiquity measuring
20 inches the base, % inches in height and rs
inches thick. on which is the following inscription
Hsraafadtdg 1882. Two or three OF the letters arc
a little injured, the figures very plain | have
fac smile for the examination of the curious. The
stone is deposited in Tuscaloosa.
SAM MAVERICK
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NORTH WEST COAST.
The documents Communicates ~
relative 10 this subject are published
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-05
Educaiion.

TT1IE abseriber takes MS method Of ipf5rn.
i ing his Htsserohs friends aud he public,
thai he ,nftHds 10 ooadiet boarding soL0ol the
ensuing gear, ~ tbc upper end Of Baeti8gham
county atoh . miles from he eoHrflo6st, 10
or l. south from Bent Creek, on .Ianes rirtr,
and % btiou LgHfhbugp
II, assures Thur pareais a,d guardians rho
NM ,ufrRs' Tier chidsep 10 III eare, hat trtrg
HeetsGrg attention haH T. paid 10 Hctr suditz,
health aud morai conduit
MI BE- faUgH, NJ Gtftt LafiH aad rnglist
ianeungfs. grahmaticaitg etogroDa4. maite.
nafies, 4t--1erms 1aifoH, J5r tn n,0pgts,
20 Board md tuition, he aUdem GadiHg
h. oirH bed, b'ddHg, md cdadits, : loo Boord,
including btdi,ng. S5l0 Pouatb seaii-ailaV-
ally. Tn schooi Il 10 commeace on .Boaday,
Ftbguary 81, ls22 LETTERS 10 he subseribtr
shoah be dDeeied 10 Aeeack, LoUisa. islid H,t
Isl NJ .hortmbef, md utter thai 10 Baetingtem
Communications 10 .pqjor 5 p. Chridian,
[ao ~ Waller or n. n Chridiap. Esgairta,
OaitHie, buckingham, nil be duly oHepded 10
EDWARD CiySEO.T
.hgr ! l3 ,c3w
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VNe WYATT OF L.AnA
FOR SALE,

4 TRACT OF LAND lying in Amherst
4 county, containing about 14O acres, being
the same land on which Reuben Pendleton for
merry resided, lying in & miles of Iynch burg
Immediately on James river, considerable
proportion of which is good tobacco land and
fneiytimbered. Afurther description deem
edunnecessary, as it is supposed those wishing
to purchase will first view the land II the a
boVe land is not sold privately, it will be offer
ed on Saturday the l4th of December, to th.
highest bidder, on credit Of {, II and "a
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 will applS 10 Samuel Garland of Lynch
burg, or the subscriber living near New-GIas-
gov J. S. PENDLEToN.
November l. Wild IA
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At court held for Amherst county tlle

4 r a court held for Amherst county the
4 ! 2lst day of October, ls2e.
Merit NJ. White and Judith his vile, late Ju-
dhh Tinsley, Thomas Clements and Rosanna
his 8iie, late Rosanna Tinsley, Plaintiffs,
Against
George VI. Tinsley, Alexander Tinsley, An
derson Tusley, Watt y. Bailey, and Dolly
bis wife who was lately Dolly 1insley, Ban
nester Iinsley and John Hutchinson and LII
cinda his vile, Defendants.
II CH3SCERY
On herring bill and the answer of the
defendants, George NJ Tinsley, Alexander
Tinsley and John Hutcheson aud Lucinda his
wife, and il appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
court that the defendants Anderson Iinsley
Wist ". Baily aud Dolly his wife do not re-
side within the limits OF this commonwealth
whereupon, it is decreed and ordered that un-
lessihe aid absent defendants do appear here
on or before the 1st day OF january court next,
and enter their appearance and give security
according 10 the act of assembly aud the rules
Of this court tie plaintiffs bin shall be taken
as confessed aud the matter thereof decreed
accordingly, aud il is further decreed and or
dered, that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the
town of Lynehbarg forthe space oftwo months
successfully aud that another copy thereof be
posted al the front door of the court-house oil
tbs county on Two several court days returna-
be 10 the iirat day Of January court next.
\ Copy-Ecste
IL \. Il. DAVIES, {. A. G.
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NC HlN'CERl
v lRGiN'A-ln Halifax County Court,
Y in Chancerv, the 2Sth day of Auonst

v lRGiNiA-ln Halifax County Court.
III ohancefy, the 2Sth day OF August,
1922
John Daniel Judith Fuqua, Sarah Hancock.
John Nelson and Polly his wife, formerly Pol
y pahleI, Plaintiffs,
Against
The Hon. William Daniel, Henry Coleman,
aud Martha his wife, Eliotte Coleman and =.
Il2abeth his wife, VIM. Tally and Frances his
wlie, Folly Noodaon, Josiah, William D. Mar
ina, Lucy aud John Thompson, Arianna Mil
Ter, Samuel, John, William T. and Hczekiah
Daniel, Nathaniel " Fuqua and susanna
hi wife, Joseph Goode y Mary his wife. Anne
Daniel, Reabn Hay, and Elizabeth his wife.
bonldin Vaughan and Susanna his wife. John
flsg y Mary his wife, Benanin Lawson q Amy
his wife, Harrison Burnes and judith his wife.
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas aud Ambrose Mel
SON, Joshua Blanton aud Betsy his wife, An
lhony Franklin and Polly his wife, Thomas
Lasicy and susanna bis wife, William Hutch
erson and judith his wife, and Maria d. Tho
mas aud Martha Fawkucr, Defendants.
me defendants Ambrose Nelson. Thos Las
ley q Susanna his Nife, William HUTCHINSON a.
judith his vile, Daniel Martha and Thomas
Nelson, Joshua Rianton and Betsrv his wife.
Anthony Franklin and Polly his wife Maria
u. thomas, and Martha FaWkner. children of
John Fawkner and Patsy his wife, Jos. Goode
aud Mary his wife, Anne Daniel and John
rigg and Mary his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security accordine
to the act OF assembly and tie rules Of this
court and II appcariugto the satisfaction of
Tie court that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, on motion ot the plaintiffs.
by Their counsel, II is ordered, that the said
lastnamed defendants dc appear here on the
fourth Monday in November next, aud answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs, aud that copy OF this
order be inserted N the newspaper printed in
the town oil Lynchburg, tor eight weeks sue
cesslNcly, and posted al the front door of the
court house ofthis county
A Copy--resle,
8 MICHAEL ROBERTS, D. H.C.
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NatNahie Real Estate
FOR sale.


Z VIE subscriber wishes to sell the
d TRACT OF LANDon which he resides,
containing by "A late survey s37 acres
This tract lies within one mile OF Lynch
burg, on the Poplar Forest road, and IS well
adapted 10 the culture OF, ali descriptions OF
grain. About one half of which i, cleared.
aud partly in cultivation, The balance of the
tract is heavily tiubered, aud first rate Tobac-
c. land. II is we'll calculated to he divided
into lots Of : TO 800 acres 10 suit purchasers.
ny ON both sides OF Black Writer and Ivy
Greeks, on which streams there are several
eligible mill sites, with sufficient water for
the erection Of manufacturing mills There
IS also on II an excellent quarry of Soap Stone,
and a very valuable Mineral Spring
The improvements are a comtor able dwell.
ling house, with other convenient out houses.
TO which IS attached AN extensive orchard OF
the best selected fruit, which, to"cther With lis
convenience TO Market render il the most
desirable Tract of Land offered for sale in This
section of the country.
Persons who wish 10 purchase lands are
invited 10 call aud examine for themselves. as
the subscriber IS DESTROYS to sell--a bargain
may he had--a liberal credit will be eiyen.-
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the pre-
misses. EDhltfND TAVI
November l. N3m IL
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~. osi ice.

DY virtue OF a decd Of trust executed
I'D 10 the subscriber hy CGarlc, NiasGeld in
ls22, aud dely recorded la lie clefh = clhsc of
the eounts court of Amherst. tor the PURPOSES
therein expressed, shall, on Thursday thf l-ilh
day OF November neat, AT the residence OF
said NinrGeld, IN the county OF Amherst. pro-
coed 10 sell. 10 the highest bid,,rr. on a credit
sqf II months, the following property one
Wagon and Gear, 4 head OF Horses, his stock
OF Cattle, sheep and logs Household 4 kifch.
en- Furniture Of every descriptions Plantation
Utensils &e &c or 50 much OF aid oronerty
at will bc saRoien 81 satisfy sad trust deed
and u0s, of sale Bonds with approved seeu
rity will be required OF purehusrls--Ihe title
vested IA the trustee Will be siVen the uurcha
sers. 1INSLEl KuCkER.
n B-1he subscriber has il IN contrmnla-
ton 10 remove from this county l,or the Tex
as, in Spanish sucriea) about the ioth of next
month. which will be previous to the day OF
sale--Air Nelson c Dawson, j.. y Ill attend TO
the sale, os lis agent by consent of the parlies.
llNaiET RuCkER.
The above sale vii take place by my Tree
consent, being desiFons 20 pay my inst debts,
hoping there vii be more property lLaa viii
saiisfy the trust deed so, the haIancc viii be
sold on the sllnC tarmR--me creditor a.airyi-
1ed 10 attend sad aes sr lHemt.lHas
CHARLES Ni<GF,IiD.
oetobcl - Md u
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AE.AYHER.

u HE subscriber respectfully informs his
\ friends and the public, that he has on
hand large assortment of Leather, among
which is,
10000 VT. of soal Leather,
Is dozen Cali Skins,
1000 sides wexed and russell upper ard
kips ditto,
Skirtins Harness and Bride,
New England Hog Skins and Pad
Leather,
al oC Which ,gNl be sold totc for cash
JOHN POE
n. B. Cash or leather will be given tef
Hides, or tanned on the usual terms. J. I.
October 20. l2wts
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The following Slaves.

Sam, Nancy, Dayy, Patty, Sarah, sllyy, rev
ton Joshua, Dick, Manuel, Harriet, Nancy tie
younger, and Sarah the younger also, one
shot gun one OK wagfap, one horse cart, five
head OF horsc:, three yoke OF oxen, eleven
cows aud calves, twcuty-uine head of hogs,
ihlrty.iour bead of sheep, sundry valuable
household furniture, kitchen furniture, plan
tation utensils, &e. as specified in said deeds.
fcrms-A portion OF the above sproperty
will be sold for cash TO meet the purp6
Sos of said deeds-the balance will be sold
on IA credit of twelve months, from the daY Of
sale, the purchaser giving bond and good secn-
nty.-Such title onIy rs is vested in me viii
he conveyed. NM. NJ. RlVES, Trustee.
November |. wtds IL
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tAucation,

glNilE subscribers inform the pubic that a
a. school, embracing the general brancle
81 liberal education, fgpca rs Latin Greet.
the Mathematics &c } viii he taught at psgah
meeting house Bedford commenting the Isl OF
December. ln12 iheteacherisa late glarsiatc
oi liampdcr Sidney college This. u all tho .
acquainted with the excellent aud thorough
course Of Shades HolD taught IN that Seminary,
will be n sufficient guarantee OF scholarship ;
and his talents, as suitable To teach, come
highly recommended II is sufficient TO say,
Us 10 the morality OF his character, that he is
OF good standing with respectable religious
denomination, The price of tuition, $50 per
amnm-Boord, So per month. The follow
ing gentlemen Will ACT As trustees of this schoo.
]IEY NM. LEFTWICH,
REV. J. MITCHELL,
REV.. TURNER,
col. ID SAUNDERS,
MAJ. } LEFTWlCH,
GEN. J. LEFTWtClI,
COL 7. NJ. GOGlN,
S. u. RICE,
DIR. /. +. MITCHELL,
oct % w4wI2.
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NOTICE is herehygiven to all persons
~ having any Just claims against the cs-
tate OF Richard Denett deed. late of Bed
ford County to bring them forward to me au-
thcntcated according to law, that arrange
ments may be made to pay them, or this
notice will he pleaded in bar against them,
as ! am DESTROYS to close the business of
said estate.
LITTLE Berry LEFTWICH, Admr.
of Richard Denctt, deed.
November l. 81 10
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Negroes for sale,

PURSUANT 10 The list will and Tesla
4 ment OF James Robertson deed. viii be
sold al public auction on tuesday the 26ih
Nov. neAi, ~ ihe SAID decedcnts late resi-
dencet in the lever part vi Campbell county,
between 10 and ~ likely negres, consisine
of Men Women, Boy md Ciris toeeaer
with all the stock Of HORSE, Iloes, Cattle,
Sheep Household aud htiehon Furniture
Farmlns Utensils, crop OF Com, Fodder To-
bacco, iiay, Rye, Wheat, Oaia, &c. Oh efedlt
Of siA months, the purchasers giving honls
with approved security, on all sums OF Gte
dollar. and upwards. ali sums under five dol
lars cash will be required.
The sale 10 be cor.n,ucd from day 10 day it
necessary.
JAMES ROBERTSON, I r,cc,,.
DAVID ROBERTSON, ''0'''
Oct = 1922 l. nids
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by virtue OF a deed of trust executed to
NJ Us by John DIiard and sally his wife,
hearing date the 27th day OF December 1919,
aud duly recorded in the clerks olice of Bed.
tofd county, 10 secure iehts therein expressed,
due Col. William leitWich, dec. together with
all the legal charges attending the execu-
ton OF the trust, and mpursuance Of request
oi said J.eitMicha representatives. we shall.
on The 3lst day OF December next, on the pre-
mlses, proceedto sell, by way OF public auction,
Tor "a a. that
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Trust Sale.

ny virtue Of two deeds of trust executed
as by Charles & Cobb 10 the subscriber
one bearing date lllc 18th day Of august, ISL
the other bearing date the 10Th day OF May,
1872, both duly recorded IN The Bedford clerks
oillcn, aud for the purpose theren named, /
shall, ON the I'D day Of Nosember Qa22)
il fair, ifnol the next fair day, Al the house ol
said Cobbs, in Bedford county, proccedto sell
70 lhc highesl biddcr at nnhlIe anclinn.
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%oti e.

A LII those having claims against the
4 a estate oi Wan Clark, deceased, are re-
que.ted 10 make them known, properly au
thentiooted as the law directs. on or before
the lrst OF December neAt, thai arrangement
may be made for d.scharging the same All
those indebted 10 the estate, ave requested 10
make immediate payment.
7. ". CLARK, .9}mf ..
0fUm. CLARK, decd.
Oct ii. lu-lm
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Notice.

WILL be sold, to the highest bidder, al
" the late residence of Joshua Tinsley,
decd, in the county Of Amherst, ON Wodnes
day tie Goth day OF November next. all the
stock Of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, planta.
ton utensils, and the household and kitchen
furniture OF which said dccedent ded posse,
ed, together v ith the crop of corn, fodder and
oats made on the plantation the present years
Among the stock Of cattle are two yoke of "a
lnahle oAcn.-Terms made known on the dnv
oil sale GEORGE NJ. TINSLEf,
Alex. TINSLEY,
Admrs. OF Joshua Tinsley, deed.
October. Is. w2w II