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CADIz, June 90

CADif, SNDt ~
Address of General GLartes Laitemaad
to his old fellow soldiers:
f'ioW Soldiers: Circumstances and the
mstortuncs ut France have separated us ;
but We remain united in feeling and prin-
ciPle' Shall we do nothing for France !;
Wy friends, her tate is in your hands,
You have but To vii it, and her wrongs
VII be avenged her seryitude and dcgra-
dalIon aseued; her glory and prosperity
lrstoted. You know the wishes of the
French people. Become their deligerers
-tnahclPdte France from the yoke of
TIE strangers who Gomneer over her
chace away that miserable faction of Cob
ientz, against whom you fought 50 long,
and who baye never ceased to array
Europe against you-eXpcl government
winch daily brings fresh disgrace upon
France rs the price of permission TO op-
press her.
Ihe enterprise is worthy OF you; it is
generous success is certain. aud il de
Ponds upon yourselves. Who could beat
GOWN France and Spain united Do not
Italy, Bclginms Germany, all wait the sig
nai from you: viii not all nations APP
plaud the intrepid and scIf-devoted men
who shall give it? VIII you not have the
ana OF all nations, who want only rallying
P"lnt2 Dare to become as much. The
most splendid glory will be your reward.
on will be the sayionrs, the benefactors
OF your country she will bless you--you
VIII become the heroes Of your time, and
open Tor yourselves the finest path to i'm
mortality.
My Friends-be not deaf to the voice
OF fellow soldier, whose frankness and
d'slntercstcdncss must be known TO you,-
Admit not the idea of personal ambition
on my part Let him who shall frat set
the example, consider me as the first of his
soldiers
IN the late Cadiz papers, nothing is said
oi General .2bisbai, nor of the British Am
baasador, Sir HHiiam d'.4court. The one
renamed +, at Madrid, perhaps the other at
tion.
The Seville Gazette of the 9Th limo
states, that the Duke d'Angoulene's Re.
gency, at Madrid, had issued decree de-
nounclng General Morllo as Il traitor,
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which was at a short distance from their
town.
'srhe retreat OF the enemy leaving part
OF The troops Tree, the Marshal repaired
on the Cd from Bsnnolas to Corona, with
a regiment OF foot and one OF horse. On
the road the country people Showed the
most lively enthusiasm /; that OF the Inhab-
ltants OF Corona il would be difficult 10
describe. A deputation came as Tar as
Puente Mayor 10 meet the French troops.
The Bishop, at the head OF his clergy,
the municipal body, and almost the whole
population, received them as they entered
the city. The keys were presented to
he Marshal, who returned them to the
Kegidor, in the name of his Catholic Ma
jesty. In the evening all the houses were
illuminated During the whole night the
inhabitants manifested their Joy by songs
and dances. This general gaiety made a
great Impression on the French soldiers,
especially on those who had been in the
last war. Corona will become the depot
for the supplies OF the 4th corps. Some
slight works will make the place sates.
gainst a couple. main. 1t in a military
point OF view it is important TO occupy it,
the welcome which the French army has
received there, is, ia a political view, a
most happy presage. There IS reason to
hope that the same sentiments VIII be
manifested in all the considerable towns
IN the province.
The countries occupied by the 4th
corps are going to be organized, A wise
and fra administration, will tranquIlize
A. ~. Al .ko H.fo ote -npounnt nrse
vate vengeance, and augment the resour:
ces aud the strength OF the Royal Army OF
Cataloni.
"Gerona, May 8, 1928.
By order OF the Marshal Commander
in Chief. The Major.G General, chief OF
the STAFF. DESPRES."
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Whiskey, Sugar, Bottles, sc

Whiskey, Sugar, Bottles, &c.
rs hampers patent Bristol Porter bot
ties of superior quality.
10 hhds Baltimore whiskeyI-
do 4lh pf. rum OF good quality
4 do Porto Rico
!: ; Ss;s SUGARS q t.. various quail.
10 bundles Calcutta twiDe
2OOO lbs green coffee, landing from TIT
schr. Mount Vernon, and Tor sale by,
SAM MESSERSMtTH.
Who has in Store,
$500 lbs st. Domingo coffee, sperm can
dies in boxes al a-reduced price, imperi-
al tea in half chests, 10 catty boxes and
Glib canisters, prime pork and beet New
York city inspection, superior Havana Sc
gars, Malaga, ColmeDar and Canary
wines IN or. casks, Bristol vine bottles, FL
berts in bags, Baltimore whiskey ~ bbls.
Upland cotton in small! bales, Antigua rum
Sd proof, at a low price. a lew bales
Bordeaux corks, boxes superior cheese,
Italian paste, Bakers No. | & 2, s. Lap
ham S No, | chocolate, &c.
June 60 a..
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consolidating, perecting and adjoining the
holy temple we have planned Tor liberty
aui virtue, let US always hold in the o.
Their the sword prepared To defend il
from all those who are plotting It's des-
,~ruction ; anG it II % necessary, let US
mingIe IN the ranks with QUE fellow citi-
zsns, and show TO the world new examples,
of virtue and yaior. TO prove that we are
daily becoming more and more worthy
the hate of tyrsnis, and OF the love aud
gratitude of every Tree people; and OF the
admiration of nations-and OF ages,
AT the conclusion OF this address the
spectators who occupied the galleries
gave some signs OF appreciation f; but the
President checked them by saying
when a deputy expresses his opinion,
he should not be either spplauded or con
demned by the spectators; therefore
beg the SeviiliaBs that they will initaie
the example of the people OF Madrid, aud
observe the respect due TO the national
Congress.
PROCLAMATION OF EMPECINADO.
!Spaniards THE French have dared
traloriously TO invade eur sacred soil, and
are marching towards the Ebro. Still a
Spanisrd, and free, | have lakeA The reso.
tuition a second time 10 wage war with them
TO blood aud to death. In the invasion of
1903, | fought Cor independence, and now
] igh, for it again, and for our public Ii
bertIes
Castillians! | am fully authorised to form
constitutional corps 10 carry on war against,
the enemy, both here in this city and a.
long Inc shores of Amanda de Duero-Fly
to arms and merit glory in defending
ysur country. Let Us return TO this contu-
melious war-let US be The Spaniards of
old tunes and despisiDg the discipline
which makes a FrenChman a soldier. let
US fight merely for the destruction OF those
hordes of slaves. Never listen 10 such in
famous Frenchmen as pretend We are en-
shaved. Courage and the Constitution I!
and there is nothing on earth can destroy
our liberty.
Long live the Nation, the Constitution,
Religion, and Liberty
FL. EMPECINADO.
Valladalid Anril IL. 1929
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OF Count Espeiette, Elk Viceroy OF Ma.
varre. is also 10 that Province. at the head
of a Guerilla party. =,
"The advanced guard of the French
army, which was al V%alladoiid, has re-
ceived orders 10 Iali back, and alter hav..
ing taken tour days provisions IS returned
to Burgos. Ii is supposed that this retro
grade movement was made IN order 10 a.
void an engagement with the Portuguese,
the French being at peace with them.
General Ballasteros keeps constantly
in the rear OF the corps Of Molitor, within
one days march. An important affair is
expected in Catalonia. .
THE FUNDS.-London. June IL.
Stock Exchange. l2 o'clcck.
Consols this morning opened at 10 7.8,
but soon Tell TO 7g5 5-8-at which price
they yet remain, with little or no business
doing. The intelligence from Spain OF
Mina's successful operations throws a damp
upon our market-for, although The belief
OF pending negotiations between France
and Spain yet predominant, many tb!nk
that these operations indicate The pTooa-
biIity OF a protracttd war. individuals
who frequent the higher circles, saliru',
that no understanding respecting SPAN
has been effected between our Court ana
France-and that preliminary articles OF a
treaty have been already signed. Inc
presence of the Marquis TorrOdp, who has
been here for some, days, is a1juced as a
confederation of this report. NINA ano
bis army engross The whole conversations
in this city.l
Half past Tyo.-Since enc o'clock,
the APPEARANCE Of good buyers Oh The
market has revived US, and Consols may
be now quoted al IS 8 8-tbe market
looking we'll. .,
Spanish bonds are better-wi.h an i'm
proving market.
. Colombian steady at 9Th TO g..
A bill of Exchange for l6,O0W has been
RENTED from Colombia TO a mercantile
house in this city, to which was annexed
the following letter OF advice
Translated front the. SPARSE
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
'sChar.es Soublette, General OF Division OF
IT'S armies, defendant OF the department
Of Venezuela, aud charged extraordIna
rily with the direction of the war and
administration OF the District OF the
NOItO, &C. NC.
"Messrs. Herring, Graham 4 Powles.
NORFOLK, June % -We have been ia
vored with the following list o fCficers at.
tacbed to the U, S Brig Spark, which will
sail from thus hsrbor, on a cruise IN the
West India seas, this morning, wind aud
weather permitting.
Lieut.. Edward r Shubrick.
Lnuienanls-John Dale; John L. Cum
ming.
Acting Sailing .Mastsr-John L. Saun'
ders.
Acting SURROUNDINGS r, Boyce.
Acting Purser-George l. Lawton.
M,dskipmen-W. G.. Whittle, A. K
Long, J w. Hunter, j, Arnold, A. Mitch
ell, 6. Purcell, - Young.-C. Hard
ing, NJ. NJ.
SUPERNUMERARlES.
Lieutenanfs-G. w. Hammersly. c. w.
Stevens, c. Bowman, F. Forrest, w. J.
Belt. w. Pottingers, N. Carter, jr. E. D.
Whitlock.
Midstapmsn-H. Dyson. s. s. jamie
son, A. Farmhouse.
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and a large number OF 500, 2G0, 100, eo
and 20 dollar prizes. Tickets 10 dollars
shares in proportion. Tickets in either OF
the above lotteries in the greatest variety
nf tnr colo af
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GEORGE ROTCH,
BRUSH MANUFACTURER,

RESPECTFULLY returns his thanks
IL to the citizens OF Alexandra tor the
liberal encouragement afforded him in bis
line Of business, and informs them that be
continues at bis store on King street, next
door to Messra Kerr g. Fitzhughs, where he
has ready made brushes of every descrip-
ton, wholesale and retail, as low, il not
lower, than they can be procured in the
town.
N. B. Shoemaker's bristles Of the very
best quality, by the pound or in smaller
quantity.
june "a 81
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Porter Ale & Cider.

Porter Ale & Cider.
TINE subscriber has now ready for de-
Il livery, and will keep constantly tor
sale. at the store formerly occupied 5y Mr..
J. Green, al the oyster dock wharf, very
Best bottled Porter, file and
Crab Cider,
either by wholesale or retail. Customers
in town, may alw avs have it
DELIVERED AT THEIR HOUSES
without any additional charge, as be has
a man employed for that purpose.
HIS LIQUORS WARRANTED GOOD,
or no charge,--Counlry customers can
always be supplied, oD the shortest notice
and very best terms. A general
assortment Of Groceries
for sale as usual,
$4,000 lbs HOBS, just received and
for sale by THOMAS WHlTILE,.,
april Is AGENT,
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& MARINE LIST, s
PO2w0F
+ rs,

ENNIV ED-JUNE 20.
Sch. Mount Vernon, capt. Harris, from
Baltimore sugars, coffee, crates and whis-
kew. 10 Samuel Messersmith.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
Splendid Furniture.

Splendid Furniture.
At the City Of Washington,
an Friday the eth inst. the So subscriber
Twill proceed to sell by public auction,
at the residence of the British Minister,
at the city Of Washington, the
Households Kitchen Furniture
belonging 10 the Right Hon. STRAIT.
FORD CANNING. II is not practicable
in the limits Of an advertisement TO parti.
Cularize all the articles Of so extensive an
es Establishment mol is it necessary, many
Of our citizens having had frequent oppor-
tunilies of seeing them. For the intor-
nation Of others, it may perhaps be ne
cessary to observe that the furniture was
chiefly made in England expressly for the
occasion. and that It consists IN part Oh
Rose Wood Grecian Settoes.
Do Sofas. both with Cbintz Co.
vers
Do Chairs. with Cbintz Cusb.
ions
Do Breakfast Table, round
Do Sofa, Writing and Reading
Tables
DO BOOK Stands, tastefully gid
ed, &c.
Mahogany Dining and Breakfast Tables
Do Tea, Card and Side Tables
Do Chairs, with blue Morocco
Seats
LIKEWISE,
A set Of very large Dining Tables Of
Mahogany, 6 feet wide by IL feet
long
Splendid Time Pieces and Chandeliers
do Lustres. Glass and China Ware
Elegant Chintz and Moreen Window
Curtains
P%arlour, Passage and Stair Carpeting.
Beds and Bedding, with all the neces-
sary articles of Chamber Furniture,
&c.
In short such a collection Of first rate fur.
niture has seldom been equalled, but me-
yer surpassed in this District.
ALSO.
An exte nsi,n assortment Of copperkitch-
en- utensils, a patent MaBgie, &c
The sale will commence at precisely 10
o'clock. A. NJ. snd be resumed on the fol.
lowing day at the same hour. The goods
with the respective bills will be ready for
delivery on Monday, the 30th inst. at 60
clock, A. Nj. Terms Of sale cash. II the
terms are not compIied with by Tuesday
evening, the Isl day OF July, the good.
will be re-sold at The risk and expense OF
the former purchasers. without giving any
further notice. The house will be open
for the inspection of the furniture from 5
to 6 O'Clock, P. nj on Wednesday. the
95th inst. and on the following day from
10 10 l O'Clock in the morning, and from
5 to 6 o'clock, in the evening.
P. MAURO, Auctioneer.
June II 2aw3t
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For Sale,

ITO be sold three NEGROES, one a
stout healthy man, and is a good cars
penter. two boys about II years OF age.
They are active ADD good bands On a
arm. For terms enquire Of the Printer.
iune 8
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For Sale,

For Sale,
A likely muIatte BOY, about 20 yeats
n old, a good dining room servant
Enquire OF the Printer.
june 3. "
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There a language that's mute, there's 81
lence that speaks,
There's something that cnnnoi he told,
There are words that can only be read in tue
checks,
Aud thoughts, but the eye can unfold
There's took SO expressive 50 tiUid, SO kind,
So conscious, 50 quick 10 imparl
Though dumb, ia an instant il speaks out the
MUD,
And strikes in moment the heart.
This eloquent silence, this converse Of SOUL
lu vain 80 attempt 10 suppress
More prompt IT appears, from the wish TO con
front
More apt the fond truth to express
And "a the delights Ia the features that
shine,
The ,Hnfes tire tosor that melt,
When hlesi with each other this converse g.
vine,
]. mutually spoken and iei.
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First DaJs Draioiag II Me
UNIVERSITY 10 FIERY,

WYE haze received The official list orthe
w ~ dsY', 'Irawing oi The UNIVERSITY
LOTTERY, ~ Baltimore, GA Tuesday the
oh instant No l2955, a pyi2c Of sloo, vas
the, highest dfawn on that daV We en-
peef By tiie next NAH list Of the Gr,l DAVIS
draWiug o. DE AsIlNCFON MONUMENT
LOTTERY, sixth class, whieii va, 70 taks
place OF Wednesday Iast Persons holaiaw
tickets in either Of The Baltimore fo,tcries.
can exarine Tie dtgwiues, aud gpt their prss
yes exchanged b. applyiugto us.
WARD & ATkIS SoT.
MAJ 20 Is 90
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ice.

rEsiiE undersigned being very DESTROYS Of co-
4 sing their business rs soon rs IL Is pfnciien.
Bile, take this method OF informing those who
are indebted rs them, 10 call and settle their
respective accounts rs curly rs possible. THIS
request, II is hoped, will be as speedily attend
ed 10 Us the nature OF the business requires
MCKEE, MEEM t. GREENWAY
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AUCTION Sales.

TTIIS .FORgNLNG, al 10 o'cl0ck,
The subscriber will sell nj Publie Auction,
20 bags prime green Coffee,
10 bhrrtls Brown Sugar,
hher ditto,
10 barrels Lonf 5ugor,
nhds. Country Rum,
10 cnshs Gheese,
q hhds. most superior Molasses,
~ boxes Candies,
10 barrels licrrings,
A kcg sall Petrc, &c. &c. &c.
RICHARD POLLARD,
May 90. Aaeiionee;.
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DRY GOODS.

a luge assortment OF GROCERIES AND
QUEEh5WA ARE, together with many other
articles which are usually IN De found IN stores
in the upper country-all of which may be
had At reduced prices for cash
They have al this time an agent in the nor
thern markets, pureba,ug Il summer supply of
GOODS, which, when received, viii be offer
ed low.
Their senior partner viii remove to the city
OF Vow York early this fall, where hr intends
70 reside permanently, for The purpose OF at
tending particularly 10 the purchase OF Goods,
as we'll for this house as Tor several others, SO
that their advantages will not be oSeelcd by
any house in the stute, and equaled hy few
Under circumstances Of this kind, they conf.
dentioIly solicit share Of public paironage,
ple'Gine themselves TO sell ticif customers, 1T
all tiines aud in All articles, bargains inieriorto
none which can be had IN Lyuehburg
May 90 w5nlf so
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HIM. .Hc Zee 6, John Gs, .Heem

AVE again connected themselves aud
4 resumed bnsinessin the same house occu-
pied by Mckee, Neon a. Greenway, where
they intend 10 keep large aud general supply
OF alI l.lmla Of stumble nmd tnneY
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GRiS'Y MINI.
'IRIS'E SALE.

DY virtue al a deed of trust executed by
D Christopher l. Undertake, and Polly bis
wife TO Edmund n Sale and the subscriber.
bearing date the 9th of March, 1921, aud
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the coul-
ty court OF Campbell, 10 secure the payment Of
certain sums OF money therein mentioned TO
Bacon TAFT F.; shall on Saturday The I'd day
OF August next ensuing, proceed 10 sell upon
tie premises, TO the highest bidder for cash,
Iacetre and a a acres Of Land,
being the land Wherein said Tinbe rlakeresides
situated IN the county Campbell, about three
miles from Lynchburg on both sides Of the
turnpike road, also a quantity ofhouseholdand
kitchen furniture, consisting of beds, bedding,
bureaus, chairs, tables, pots, kettles, ovens,
NC nc. Alsoa quantity OF corn, fodder &c or
so much thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy,
and pay what may be due under said deed
The title TO the above properly is believed 10
be lndisputabe, but rs trustee the subscriber
will convey such title only as is vested in
him. NM NJ. RIVES
June y. tbs IL
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Thirty Dollars Reward

A RMSTEAD, who ran away IN Neyem-
n Der last, formerly the property u Mr., A.
S PAYNE ofGoochlaud--a remarkably clever
fellow, bnl pfsacher-harbored about Judge
Prices quarter on the J-chop corner, Or fon-
shoes aud Scnilletown--dud supposed now o
run The river ia j boat under the name OF Hen
~ Jaaes OF Jamestown Twenty dollars re-.
award viii be given for bringing him home, or
for lodging him ia jail il oat Of the county,
aud giving Immediate notice ereof--Also,
REUBEN, absent since Eesier hslydays, 3ld
iiltima, bought Of Mr.. Miles estate, Gooch-
land he hRs wife belonging 10 Mrs Parish,
near Major Iohn Underwood's IN Goochland.
Ten deliars reward will be given for him, on
the same terms AS above.
Or Armsteadi Is supposed To have sister at
enc of The tayefns in Winchester.
4. FERGUSON
Nesillem Collage.
ilenrico, April Is. w4w 10
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Reminding IN the Posi 661es. at Liberty, on 10
- Isl day IF jay, 1873
a-Rev. Henry Ally, Marx Anthony, Tbos.
Atkinson, Thomas lliH, Mics Lueretia Allen.
B--Iediord CLERK, Henry r. BpwIes. Pow.
ell Butler, Mrs. Sarah Butler, James Bilbeaw.
c-norry Clark. John crlmpeker, William
c Carter, jasper Clayton, Erastes Case. Z
D-Mrs, Sarah 7. billiard, Michael Debo.
E--MiiclIell Ewing.
F--Margaret Franklin, Doct Jas. Floyd Q,
Henry y. Feathers, Harburt Firth.
G-John Gray, Lucy tsoff, Ruebin Guiry,
Thomas Grissen,- Peter Gross Doctor Eli D
GILMORE, Boskpsh Gallon, james Gordon. Job
a5f--Rol H Hardy, Joseph Hardy, corne.
1iin noldren5 2, AliIly Haynes. Sylyaniou.
Howard, Stephen Holland, stephen Haynes
Samuel Hathaway, jacob Harsh, solomon
Hardy 2 M
J--Dayid Jones, cadwalcder Jones, VIM
johnson, Thomas II. johnson
L--Joel Leftwich, it, Jack Leftwich, Uriat
Leftwich, Polly Lefiwieh, Col. Litleberry
i.eitwieh, Vm. J, Lewallin, Charles &. Little
George Lambert 2. A
M--James May, james Mayhem, John Mi
lam, Poindexier hlosby, William Mead, Reu
bin j. Murell, john Meader, Bauldy Me Dan
lel Richard McComack, L. Mayer, fleasan
Martin 2.
Thomas NOEL, Mrs. Mary Nance.
P--Mrs. Ann b. Price, Samuel Poindsxter
Charles Pearcy, prnzon Payton, Jesse Pollard
Benjamin Palmer, james Payne, WIN. Phelps
John Pearcy
R-Absalom Robinson, VIM. 5 Richardson
William Ryan, Miss ------- Randolph, Jess
Robertson
6--Joel Scott, jr. Cowper Shelton, William
ST. Clair, Nathaniel S. Strange, Charles Stew
art
T--William Taylor, OLYMPUS Trent, An
dcrson Johnson.
V--Thomas J Vaughn 2, Elizabeth Van
ncrson.
W-David NJ. Wight, Leonard II. William
son, David Wade. Thomas Wood, Archibal
Wade, James Williams, Pascbell Witt, job
Wigginion.
Y--Elias Vents.
WILLIAM r. PORTER, P NJ.
July II w3w19
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BEDFORD May Court, 1923.

Bedford May Court, 1923.
hIchard Vleley, complainant
against
Cornelius Vieley, Joshua Bradley, and Hsr-
reit his wife, late Harriet Vieley, Michael
.leley, James Vieiey, Peter Vieley, and Isaac
'ieiey, defendants
IN CHATCERY
The defendant Cornelius yieley, not hav-
ing entered his appearance, ACCORDING 10 the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court,
and It appearing TO the satisfaction o4-she
court, that he is not an inhabtant OF this COM
monwealth; 1t is therefore ordered that he
do appear here on The 9TH Monday in July
next, and answer the compliments bill, and
that copy of this order, be forthwith pub
iished in the Nirginan for two months sue
cessively, and published at the front door Of
the court house OF said county, on two several
court days
copy Teste
J. STEPTOE G. b. G.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

10y virtue OF a deed of trust executed by
~ James Holmes to the subscriber, dated
the 10th day of April, 1922, and duly recorded
IN the Hastings Clerks office, and for purpo-
ses therein mentioned, shall on the fifth day
OF August next, at the storehonse occupied by
said Holmes, proceed to sell, TO the highest
bidder, at public auction, for cash. the stock
IN trade OF said Holmes, consisting of Drugs,
Medicines, Sbop-fnrniture, Paints, Oils, Dye
stnhs &c. The title in thetrustee will be con-
veyed 10 the purchaser and none other.
WIN. NJ. RlYES,
July %. wtds 81