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PROPOSALS.

Packages OF ~ lchets at 50 per uckea less quanti-
y of single tickets S3 Is cts per tckesnge tickets
IS ~ cts-and further to accommodate those willing to
take certified list OF numbers and have their tickets depo.
sited il Bank until the drawing is concluded, they are
willing depend alone the prizes be draw for one
third the AMOUNT Of the tickets and will dispose Of them
follows -
One package of 10 whole tickets Z GOO
ncu.tu. the 90 numbers o%o
One package of1o rslf tickets do. $40
o.. PAt IS OF 10 quarter tickets, do SIS
90 F0i all sums exceeding S00-approyed notes az
SO days will be received in payment. As the above offer
mprses every nducement to adventure ,ha, can be ten
dered such disposed draw prizes and be com
Portable the approaching wnter-we can only add, that
the drawing may be net 'srek the public hink proper
purchase the tickets, but whenever disposed to favor s
with rrers shall not be found wanting in attention.
purctuality and thankMncss. HOPE & Co
Lucky Office, No. 2S, Market ST. Wilmington.
DC obcr Is 1929.
SCHEME or DEL AWARE STATE LOTTERY,
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gkY virtue Of Writ of evirs facas to me directed MI;
kb5e oset to Public Sale. at the house Of VI; "n
5oi,, wilmington, ~ Chriitana Hundred on SATURDAY III,
I'd .ay - November next, al O'clock r. M ali ,hg ~.
piece Of land, situate lying and being in the hundred "
Chris and County of New Castle, in The BorougS y
wilmington, bounded by French Street, between Broad
Kitchen thereon erected containing by computation a
Thousand seven hundred and eighty five feet of land no.
or less Seized and taken in execution as the property r
John Sperey.
New Castle, October 10, 1922. 99-4
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NOTICE.
AL PERSONS having claims against the estate Of
Charles Pumy, late of the Borough Of Wilmington, decd
requested present them for settlement, and those
who stand indebted the said estate desired to pay
heir debts without delay to Benjamin Ferris, in Whining
ton, Attorney for the subscribers.
ROBERT PLUMLY,1 p.
JOSEPH PLUMLY S HAe0u0t'
October 4th 1922. 77-Sm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AL persons indebted to the es ate ofJOHN WINFIELD,
ae of New Castle Hundred decd requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having claims against said
estate present their accounts properly auested TO
JAQUETr, Admir-.
October 90 1922 82-4tp Longhook Farm.
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NOTICE.
Imtorf7nt 10 Formers. 7avrrn Reefers, Carmen,
Zrn1n LLcrs and Econol.. aLs IN nenernL

fmfoTf2nf 10 Formers. IaUfrH hfefeTs CdrtmeA
Travellers and Econo,,:stS IN general.
The advantages derived from used AS feed for ho
ses cattle and even sheep, has long been proved
knowledged by experienced agrlcutuTaSts in Europe aud
many paris Of America 10 be very great It has peculiar
fitness for horse not only because it is much ceaper than
hay, hut at them against heaves bolts and
ounders three destructive diseases to which horses
are liable and which often destroy them in the midst Of
their usefulness. 1t has been used with astonishing
cess in iatenng cattle in the STALL by gentleman in Con.
neccut, whose experiment has been recommended and
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecticut and
NJ ssachusetts. Sheep also do WELL fed straw pTepsr.
ed in the ordinary way, for horses These and many
other successful experiments have been made by enter
prsng farmers; while aboring under all the dsa6
vantages arising from the of easy and eec
method of cutting the straw The importance of the sub
ect has long time called upon the genius of both Europe
and America, to supply the public with expeditions
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have been made
and many specimens of great ingenuity and expense have
been exhibited; some of which have done honor to the
inventors, but in general have fallen Short in utility OF the
old Dutch Snbox, so called.
But the public invited TO call and view for hen
selves,
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE,
which We confidently think far exceeds every thing tmhe
purpose, before exhibited both respects simplicity,
Icheapness of construction and ease Of operation.
has been in use in Massachusetts six years and col
mands universal appreciation. II is lately patented BY
Giles Dayton, the INVENTOR of whom the subscriber has
lin the state Of Delaware, and has also the agency, by
virtue of power of attorney from said Paenee to sell
the above right to any person persons in the counes
Philadephia Lancaster, York; Bucks and Norhamptonn
the state of PennsS vania. ABRAHAM ENEs.
June 18, 1822-1y Near New Castle.
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by virtue Of Writ of vend. exponss to me dire,,,,
wl be exposed TO Public Sale, at the house of lo.
Grow, New Case,) in New Castle hundred on M o'hn
the 9TH day of November next, at O'Clock, p NJ ,b"
lowing described equal and undivided half nat Ivy
Plantation Tract of land situate, lying and being IN "a
nuhd IRE q 'rs r. snd Cogn,y Of New Castle bou
N arker and others, with large Two Story stone n
-'g House thereon erected, containing by Communists,
rec hundred acres more ess-Selze1 and faLem :;
Xecution as the property Of Jesse Harris -
New Caslc, October l8, 1892 o. 4
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PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, the Honorable Kensey J hns Isaac Davis
and Kendall 'atspn esqres, Justices Ofthe Supreme Court
OF lie State Of Delaware and of Oyer and Termner and
General Jail Delivery, the said State having issued their
Pecept. bearing date the Twenty day of August
One Thousand eight hundred and tw y-two and 10 me
tcted for holding Court of Oyer and 1erminer and
neral Jail Delivery the Court House ii the Town Of
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NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN.

II all the Justices of he Peace, Rrgesses Of the Borough
of Wilmington, the Coroner and al and every the Consa.
bics # every Hundred in the County aforesaid that they
he then and there IN their proper persons with their rolls
records, Indictments inquisitions examinations and other
rcmemhances 70 do those things which TO their Offices in
chat behalf appertn be done and also those who will
prosecute agar St e persons that shall be in the Jail
oftbe County tt1g Castle to be then and there TO pro.
secute them as shall be Just.
DAVID c. WILSON, Sheriff
Newcastle, Aug. 20. 1892. 7l-lN
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AOTlCE-All persons indeb ell 10 the estate of Doctr
~ Archibald Alexander, late of Newcastle hundred dec
requested to make immediate payment and those hay.
ing claims against said estate, will present their accons
dly authenticated to MARY ALEXANDER tdm'x
Is Oct. 1922. Stiff JOHN P. LITTLE, Adnl'r
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID c WILSON, SupD,

RY virtue of Writ of vend. exponas to ma H..
will be exposed 10 Public Sale, at the house qecei
Crow, New Casile,) in New Castle hundred on Sopn
the 9Th day OF November next, at O'clock p M"oay
The following described Lands and Tenemen,o H..
lying and being in the hundreds of Chri,iana IVe,
Castle, and County of New Castle NO. l. lot m Nsy'
ter Street III the Town of New Castle running IN I va
tiers Mark, with Two Story frame House and fran" wa
bic thereon No. Q. lot on Water Street, adiom S
l, running to low Waters Mark, with frame Housa NO
on. adpi ing lands of Thomas Janver and Others ee
lot on the Corner of Marker and Water Streets ~.
Borough of Wilmington, adjoining lands of William ws as
ner and others, with Two Story Brick Tavern osa va"
frame Shop thereonSeized and taken in execu; ana
the property Of Thomas g. Gable. " ~
New Castle, October 10, 1922 o. .
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NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to the estate of ENoCH MOORE
deceased, are respectfully requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the estate will
present their accounts properly attested, to
WILLIAM & NATHANIEL MOORE, Adm'rs.
wilmington, October ID, 1922 80-9t
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SCHEME OF DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
NEW !SERLES-SECOND CLANS

And 5000 dollars in prizes of $50, &c.
OrlNr, BY Itlttl A cn N, ~ u mntlN II
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Each sale will commence with the lowest
number of section, township ard range, and
proceed in regular numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for the ase of
schools, or for other purposes, will be resery-
ed from sale.
Given under my hand, Mt the city of Wash
ington, this 10Th day of March, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President
JOSIAH MFiGs,
Commissioner Of he Gen Land Office.
March % 50t4N
~ Printers who publish the laws of The
United States will publish the above once II
week till the first Monday in November next,
and send their accounts ffcceiPted) to the Gen
eral Land Office.
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Patent Spring Saddles,

Ndhia the couniie, Of c am phsll, Bedford, Pitt.
sylyania, li,lliax, Charlotte aud Amherst, OF
fets Tor sale, aud viii constantly keep on hard,
at his anu, next the ma ket house, a 70 ID a..
s1rtment Il LADIES AID Gen,emens' Saddles.
eonst' uoted upon Springs, which have been
pronounced by the b st judges to be the ., eat
est Improvement ever otlei ell to the public, the
Saddles being SO constructed as to be liee from
liability to inIuye the horses back, aud 10 carry
the rider vi n perfect ease
NELSON d. siUGHES, Agent.
N. Is. The public are particularly sequested
to cali, when they can see and Judge for them
selves Of the utility OF the Spring Saddles, and
1kewise he accommodated W III one to ride on,
or make trial of---All kinds Of saddles, Brides.
Harness, Trunks, Mi itary Gaps, Gear, sc. &c.
&C. N. Is. III.
April %. wtf
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An 0verseer wanted.

TNHE subscriber pisLes 10 employ an ac.
L tire, healthy man with small .Jdp,ily, IL
overlook a Pioniaiion, IN amherst, about min.
miles from Lyaehbprg, None need apply feI
The situation, except such as can bring safisfde
tory testimonials, Of their cqpabaiiy, sobriety
Industry and aiientton. Persoaai application !,
the subscriber only toW be attended 10 he man
BE- seen upon tie plantation in .itnhera
JOHN IIQUELIf AMBER.
.fRahsra County, Sept. 90 81 q
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SYRANED,

LROM the Subecriber about the Isl of
Il Jrly, BRIGHT BAY HORSE, aboat 7
or gears old, 4 feet 9 or 10 mcheshigh, cresse-
fallen, hind feet mhite, PAGES, tots mud gdiiops
remarkably tqeH liz is supposed TO be making
for Bedford, haring been raised ba Mr. Vaughan,
mol many mules adore Lberiy. a REGARD of 40
dollars, ant ell reasonable charge, has hem oc.
fered for his recorery but il pH be considerable,
increased, on his deiirery 10 The Req. John Ear,
IN, or the subscriber near Dinwiddie court bonse
"a r. PEGRfM
Sept. 6. ui,c5
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Education.
TIVE subscriber will resume the teaching

HNIIE subscriber will resume the teaching
i business, on Monday, the it'll OF the
next month, in the holse he formerly oceu-
pied and which is at present occupied by {.
Fisher. Ills course OF obstruction will COM
prise such literary and scientific subjects as are
usually taught in our schools .-Ierms-ffom
SO to Sl2 IL n scholar per session OF IL
months No pupil will be admitted for less
time than the session, il entered at the com.
mencement of the session. II entered utter
the commencement of the session, no pupil
will he admitted for less time than the remain
der Of the session
X. b. TOWNLEY
9th mo. Ord 1922 ltwts .
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EducatiOn.

IsHE Subscribers School, (situated in ID,
Il county of Amherst, in the neighborhoooa
OF Col. Richard Harrison and Capt. VIM. H.
Roanes,) for youth Of both sexes, will 60 INV
operation again on the LIST Of October ensuns'
In THIS school, the following subjects viii "
taught on the terms annexed, viz; spehus
reading, writing and arithmetic, six dollals pa
scholar for session of five and half MONTH
English Grammar and Geography, with 'ai
use OF the Globes and Maps, seven dollars Wv
nifty cents per scholar; and for Surveying, ~ ~
dollars per scholar-surveying will be t''gp
theoretically and practically. IN
Persons wishing to board their children, -
obtain it in respectable families in the nelSh0"
hood on accommodating terms. =.
Information respecting qualifications ~
may be had on application to T. Dlll, .v '
Lynchburg. JOHN NJ. TOWNLLa.
September q 1tw."'
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'Nhe following Slaves,

To wit Squire, Easter, Hannah, Sarah, Ned,
IIannah's son, Stephen, Andrew, John, Caty,
Sam, Sally, Sans wife, Mary their daughter,
Bob, big Sarah MS wife, Milly and Frankly,
their daughters, and George, their son, and
George, young man, or SO many of said me-
groes as shall be sufficient to satisfy the afore-
said debt, with legal interest thereon from the
first day of July, 1919, and cost of sale. Act
ing as trustees, we shall convey such title as
is vested in us by said trust deed and none
other. JOHN HANCOCK,
II. Q. T0MPkINS.
August 30. wtd, !
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A PETITION will be presented to the
IN next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying that the subscriber may be permitted
y remain in this state until the year 1926
CkTo JOHNSON, Jfee man efcoior
Sept, 10. 6wtlDlD
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Notice..

TNHE Subscriber begs leave o Inform his
Il friends and the public generally that he
has lately commenced keeping Tavern at
Wards Bridge, IN the county of Pittsyiyania.
where he hopes from strict attention to the above
business to share liberal portion Of public pa
tronage. JOHN WATSON.
September Is wew5
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Notice.

4 iis those having claims against the -.
- OF yohn Thompson dec, ased, ATE ree sa'st
cd to make them known properly an,h ms
yea A. the Jaw directs on or before the l.,
oceoher, that arrangements NAV be ma, nay q
dlscharging the same. All those innsI, ,e 'oF
the estate are requested to make i mmed;s.s %
ment. pay.
JOHN w. THoMusoN
CREED L. TlloNpsos
Exrs. Of John Thompson deceassf'
July 26. '''s'sea
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Aynchburg Mills.

WILL in few days be in order for H..
w ception Of Whest-The suLse' e e
will eise fair market plce in cash. shaee
any be deslrous to receive Flour in exchsan
for Wheat, they can do SO at the usual excbaas
aud the subscriber viii subject himself a. IS
Richmond Inspection. Those who are - we
disposed to sell at the present prices NAV ~, 10y
yer their Wheat, and wait tor a better nj =
fair mar ket price will be given during the ' :"
SON. for that deposited, as for what NAV h. -
mingn. y 20
Augusta. tc,s
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The following slaves.

To wit; George, Nancy, Lucy, Sarah How.
ard, Easter, Ben, David, Lily, Grief, Tidy,
Banks, Maria and Catha, and the increase of
the females of said slaves since the execution
OF the deed aforesaid, if any. Also, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, stocks OF
Cattle, Horses and Hogs Plantation Tools and
Implements of every description belonging IL
said Bobhitt, or so much of the above proper
~ us viii satisfy the object of said trust deed
All persons wishing TO purchase Negroes, will
do well to attend, as the above named arc as
likely as any in Virginia Acting as trustee, |
shall convey only .uch title us is vested in me
as such ABRAHAM c. SHELTON
Sept l3 6td,
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The following Slaves :
Notice.

THE President and Directors of the
Il Lyaeibwg and Salem Turnpike Componr
require the stockholders of the said company
to pay, on or before the 1th day Of October
next, the further sum of ten per cent on the
amount Of their several shares to John Lynch
Treasurer, this being the seventh rcquistion
BY order of the Board,
5OliN LYNCH, Clerk
Sept 3. tIOa
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The Tract OF AanA
MY. Robert lewis.

DbEASE to take notice that ON the llh Ga,
Il oinext month nthe Eaglc Hotel ii the ct,
Of Richmond, ssail proeee to take the depo-
sition VI Daniel'Nnwick 10 be cad as evidenc.
IN suit now pending Ia tie ilu,,ins. coert o.
the corporation OF Lync burg, inNYnch am
plaintiff and you ae defcndnt.
MIC AJAH DAVIS j..
September l6 Gwlw.
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed in trust executed TO
ID us by Thomas Rudd, bearing date the
18th day Of July, 1919, and duly recorded i'll
the county court of Campbell, TO satisfy a
debt therein specified, due to Stephen Cook &
Co. we shall,
On Saturday, the 2lst day Of Sept. .Ner',
Before the door OF the Franklin Hotel, in the
town Of Lynchburg, sell at public auction,
for cash
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liessrs. Richard B.srhs g .Hdfihew Burks,
cIRS-As you have left this State IN
- haste, not aifording me lime to execute
notices upon you, you are hereby notified that
At Samuel Garlsnd's office in Lynchburg, on
the goth aud 2lst days of September next,
aud at Amherst courthouse on the 23d, 9th,
and 25th days of the same month, and at my
house in Amherst county, on the 4th and 9th
days OF October next, shall proceed TO take
sandry aifdavits, to be read on the trial OF my
injunction now depending in the Chancery
Court for the Lynehburg District, against you
and Mr.. Reuben Norvell--when and where
you may attend in person or by agent
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS COLEMAN.
Amherst, Ang. %. wt5o
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August9 9.


Bedford, hug,Ist Rules, 1922,
Mary Bureh, p,.,...
Against i"'hllh,
'''' ''N'' "'" Inn n IKE, Dtitndan,,
The defendant John Marchle not ha, ing cn,,r.,lt
pearahee gwen security according 10 the Ae, =. -
semblS and the rules OF this court Ind il -, "a
the Satisfaction Of the that the said dttrngs, Ia
an inhabant of this Commonwealth, ON iLe nna 'n'
the plaintiff, by counsel, Ii is ordered thai ,l =,
Marekie do appear here on the fourth Mo,d,Y i, "a
tober next and answer the paimiis bill lbst ., ol,
of tins order he inserted in the Lynchburp
mo'hs excessively, and posted up he front door
the courthouse on Two several court days, WI VI
opy-Ieste.
J. STEpTOE, C.B.c
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J. STEpTOE, C. d. c.
Bedford June Coart, 1879

Nancy Arthur widow of Barnabas A,tbu.
deceased, John Arthur, William Attain. s,
IS Arthur, John Pratt and Fanny his wife If.
Fanny Arthur, Nathan Greer, aud Lucy bs v;S
late Lucy Arthur, Geo. Bowles and Eliz.bsb
his wife late Elizabeth Arthur, and
heirs OF lhoda White Gee and Elzab,,b
Arthur, plaintts
Against
Samuel Caytor and John Arthur, Fx'fs n,
Barnabas Arthur dec. and Balnabas Arthur
and Caleb Arthur, Defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Barnabas Arthur and calch
Arthur not having entered their appearance ac.
cotdlng to the act oil assembly and rules of this
count, and it app ea ms to the satisfaction oithe
court that they are no. inhabitants oil this Com.
monwealth, 1t is ther efoie ordered that thew do
appear here on the fourth Monday in Noyember
next, and answer the coIHplainnnts, bill and thu
copy OF this order be forthwith published in
the Lynchburg Press for two months succe.
si'ey and published at the front door Of The
count house OF said county, ON two seyer5
court days
ACopy-Teste.
wo"2 J. SlEpToE, C. Be.
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NNtice.

ESIIE Annual Meeting of the stockholder,
d of the LynchbHg and Saitm Turnpike
Company, will, by adjournment be held at the
Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lyuchburg, on
the first day Of October next, Mt which time
the attendance of the members are earnestly
solicited, either In person or by proxy
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk
Sept. . 100
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p"tent Spring
S A DID ia a So

TIVE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the ex
l. elusive ugit OF manufacturing and vend
Ia. NJ. Nathan MiN's newly Invented sndhigh
~ approved
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NIR Il. Francis Harwood, admir-. with the
Avh will annexed OF John Clarkson, deed.
James Ciarkson, VIM. Clarkson, Anselm Clark
sou, David Clarkson, Betsey Taylor, Thomas
Jones and Catherine his wife, Lucy Dodd and
Chas. Massee, admr OF Joseph Dodd, dec'd q
Francis Carter-1ake notice, that on Saturday
the 18th day of October next, at the Franklin
Hotel, in the town of Lynchhurg, WE shall
proceed 10 take the dispositions of Jesse Clark
sou and others 10 be read as evidence in the
Superior Court of Chancery holden in the
town of LynohbuTgfor the Lynchburg District,
wherein we are plaintiffs and you are defen.
dants, where YOU may attend or not
HENRY & POLLY BALLEHGCR.
September6, w4w+ S
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed TO
ID the subscribers by Jabez Leltwich jr.,
bearing date the Dist day of March, 1921, and
of record in the clerks Office of the county
of Bedford, for the purpose of securngto Jno
NJ Settle q Co. and Settle Z Norvcll, sundJy
SUMS ofmoney in sand deed mentioned, we hall,
on Saturday the 18th Of September, at the
house of said Jabez Leitwich, ir in The coun-
~ OF Bedford, proceed to sell, by way otpub-
lie auction, for cash,
The following Slaves A.:
Jacob, Dolly and her two children Angelina
and Moses and Charles, or 80 many of said
slaves as will be sufficient TO discharge the
debts in said deed expressed and the costs OF
carrying the same into effect. The title vest
cd in me by said deed will be conveyed and
no other.
SAMUEL GARLAND, ! r.n.,.a.
WIN NJ. RIvEs. Trustees
September g. wtds9
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Yrust Sale.

DY virtue ola deed Of trust executed to
ID ~ by Moses + Cook, bearing date the
s4th day OF February, le22, and duly recorded
in the clerks Office OF Boieiourt county, and
Tor the purposes therein expressed, me shall,
on Friday, Inc an day IF October Hert, ii fair,
ii not the neat fair day, dStadsys excepted
by way Of public auction, sell to the highe5 d
bidder, at The late residence OF said NJ Z
Cook dar'd
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RUNAWAY,

EROM the subscriber on the 50th OF
L March, servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by The name oil james Loving
lie is upwards Of six feet high, light complex.
ion, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in his observations, aud not easily iniini-
dated lie formerly belonged TO John scott
Of Abe neutrality-suspicious. well on several fnusi-
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
aud will probably attempt TO pass Tor a Tree
man. | will give thirty dollars aud pay all
reasonable expenses i delivered TO me IN New
Glasgow-or twenty dollars il secured in any
jail 50 that get him. tie is now probably in
The vicinity OF Richmond.
CLIO. 6. HOLLOWAY.
April 20. 3tf
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Bank Note EounA.

(WHICH the owner can have by dos
w eribing the same, and paving the eY
penSe Of this advertisement. by annlS;n VI. t "a
MADISON, .4'cAera, Sep, 6. 6 wa,v