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az Goshen Cream Cheese. etc.

y HE subscriber has just received fresh
supply Of first quality Goshen cream cheese
Liverpool ground alum salt, and fine sack do,
wine bitters superior quality ir bottles by the
dozen. Also, in bottles by the dozen Glove,
cinnamon, p, love, peppermint and lemon cor
dials ; which together with the best wines in
wood and IL bottles, old Jamaca and Antigua
spirits, Holland gin, Cognac brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
&c. are for sale usual at his store on Royal-st
next door ts the c:ty hotel. WIN DUNLAP
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10000 DIS.
S3OO,OOO

Whole tickets $40, halves IS so, quarters 81
20, eighths Sd. On the 18th day will he de.
posted in the wheel one prize Of 5000; on
the 10Th day one prize of $4,000 on the i7th
day one prize of $4,000 on the 10Th dav the
brand capital prize Of $4,000. All the other
prizes floating from the commencement ofthe
drawing. Prizes subject to deduction of Is
per cent: Prizes only to be drawn. The draw
ing VIII take place on the lst Wednesday in
May next, and be completed in 20 drayyi,gs.
with all possible dispatch, under the suuerin,
tendence Of Thomas II. Gilliss, WIN. Brent.John
Davidson, Daniel Rapine, Andrew Way, ir. Geo.
Sweeney, and John r. lngle, esqs. managers.
Tickets and shares, IN the greatest variety Of
numbers, for sale at
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CIRCULAR.

an the night OF the Goth inst a fire origina.
" ting IN a neighbouring building consumed
the house and store occupied by Messrs.
Potter y Co. and considerable part of their
stock These gentlemen have been very useful
IN circulating works of religious character
independent, therefore, of desire to aid on.
fellow beings in distress, we feel it duty we
owe the cause of Christ to promote the accom-.
panying plan of religious newspaper.
William White, bishop Of the Protestant T.
piscopal church for the commonwealth of Penn.
syiVania James Abercrombie, Senior assis-
tant minister ofChrist church, St. Peters, and
81. James,, Philadelphia jackson Kemper,
assistant minister Of Christ church, St Peters.
sod ST James's, Phiiadelphis; James Mont.
gomery, rector of ST. Stephens church, PbiIa.
felphis George Boyd, recter of ST. Johns
church, Philadelphia Benjamin Allen, rector
o. St Paul's church, Philadelphia 6. +. Be
dell, rector of St. Andrews church, Phiadel-
phia VIM. Fl. 8elancey, assistant minister of
Christ church, St. Peters, and st. James's, Phi
faIn I.l.s,
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NOTICE.

He subscribers to L. KennersIey's Perio
n dical Publications, that were distributed in
this city and its vicinity by Mr.. Peter Creighton,
deceased; may be assured that the remaining
numbers will be regularly delivered SO soon as
proper person can be obtained for that purpose
The subscriber also begs leave to remind all
those who are in arrears for numbers delivered,
that, on their receiving the next number, he
will expect TO receive the balances due on the
work. oct l6 II WEARY, agent, Baltimore
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THE FOUNT.
BULGE DOMUM.

THE following lines,which breathe the
nre OF true poetry, were written by a
young student of Elton school, England,
VINO having been confined to the college
durlng the vacation for some fault he had
committed, pinned away, and died of sor-
TOW at not being permitted to enjoy the
holidays with his friends at his beloved
homo. Its customary at Elton College
Tor the whole establishment to assemble
4 fonthe top o:St. Catheripe's Hill the day
before the summer vacation, when these
lines, composed by this unfortunate youth,
are sung by tie ehori,ters of the chapel,
accompanied by a. band of music and the
whole company join in the chorus,l
Ding swcer melodious measures;
wait enchanting lays around:
>d1ome, theme repiete with pleasure,
Homf, gratefuli theme resoupd
cHoRgs.
heme sweet home ! an ample treasure,
home with every blessing crown'd,
1iome perpetual source OF pleasure
Home noble strain resound
Lao the joyful hour advances.
Happy season of delight,
Sestal songs, and festal dances.
AL our tedious tolls requlte.
Homo, sweet home, TIC
leave my "earied muse thy learning
Leave thy task so hard TO bear.
Leave thy iabour, case returning;
Leave, my bosom, d thy care,
home, swee, home, sc.
see the year, the meadows smiling
Let us then smile display
Rural sports our pain beguiling,
Rural pastimes call away.
Home, sweet home, &c.
Now the swallow seeks her dw el,ine
And no longer loves 10 roam
tier example bus impellipg.
Let us seek our native home.
Home, sweet hotne, sc.
Let our men and steeds assemble.
Painting Cor the wide Champaign
Aet the ground beneath US tremble,
While we scour along the plain.
Home, sweet home, &c.
Oh I! what raptures Oh what blisses,
When we gain the lovely gate!
Mothers arms and sisters kisses.
There our blest arrival wait.
Home, sweet home, sc.
Street our household gods with singing;
Lend, % Lucifer, thy ray;
Why should light so slowly sprineing.
All our promised Joys delay (!
Home, sweet home, tTc
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BY HENRY PITTMAN.
CONDITIONS

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by town subscribers ""'dnce
IL SUBSCRIPTIONS for less than six NINTH.
each paper. quarter cents
w JAud papers SIX and quarter cents
ages are balanced. al srTear
v. ApvEHrrsEMESTs, not exceeding a s,,...
inserted three times for Que dollar and ,ssli
i've cents Tor every subsequent iuser,,o,,' ivy
ger ones IN proportion. Advertisement "a,
nave not the number Of insertion. ,nas. mh'ch
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The ihfelicities of marriage are not
10 be urged against its institution, as the
miseries of life prove equally, tina. life
cannot be the gift Of heaven.
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Sale of Potomac Land, &c.

In pursuance of The provisions
.fI" ola deed OF trust, from WILLIAM
I..s.B Brent, jr. and WNIFRED L, his !
rS&54& wife, TO Walter Jones and the SUBJ |
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Notice is hereby given,

TNHAT the subscriber has obtained, from the,
Il orphans court ofWashingion county, dis
trict of Columbia, letters of administration on
the personal estate of DAVID HENLEY, late of
Washington county, deceased all persons havs-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, or before the 7th
day of January next they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit ofthe said es-
tate. Given under my hand, this 9TH day of Jan.
in the year 1923. f. WRIGHT, admir-
WAsHINGToN, Jan go Iaw3t
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CLENENCY.

Henry 4th was advised by his friend,
TO treat vigorously some cities which had
opposed hims and which he had over
come. "The advantage" said this gene
rous prince, "whIcb is derived from ven
geaDce, lasts but moment but ths,
which results from clemency, is eternal. Z"
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DRY GOODS

AAnow opening, a fresh supply of
DRY GOODS:
which, together with their former stock, makes
a very complete assortment and as these
goods were all purchased at auction nj oreat
sacriiices,they would earnestly recommend their
friends and customers 10 give them AN EARLY
CALL, as they are determined to sell goods
CHEAP
THEY CONSIST IN PART, OF
l case 7-S, IA, sd, Cd, IA and Sd mer;uo
shawis, and few elegant scarfs
case elegant Nankin grapes, blk g. colored
do Irish linens aud lawns
i do calicoes, newest style
1 do tg'd 81 plain bombazette, all colors
1 bale warranted domestic cassipetts
1 do kerseys, indigo blue
do iinseys striped, plaid and plain
case plain and printed cloth and Cashmere
shawls
Black and blue fashionable London cloth
Do do do do cas.ir,er.
Pelisse cloths and Hushings
Swansdown and Valencia vestings
piece newest fashions do
i bale rose blankets,
! do point do. do GanneIs
Scotch and Irish sheetings, cords and veIvo,s
company Gag baDdannas, sill; and cbint1
shawls Madras hhdks spotted null and cam
orIc MUSINGS tine plain and tambored muslins,
PLAIN and figured null, power loom shirtinr,
Hollis superior 6 cord wire cotton, on spoolS'
warranted $40 yards, in Nos from 20 and 100,
1oltS floss cotton ON spools Nos 6, 7, 8 and o
Holt's cotton N balls and hanks, English knit
ting cotton ia hanks, patent threads assorted in
coiors, best Italian blue and black cloth and 20.
iored seHing silks, wide Frencb and Italian
Grape, hat bands 10 Italian luiestriug and flo
rences, gros de Naples, worsted and cotton sus.
penders, broad and narrow tapes and bobbips,
pms IN boxes, pounds and papers, ribbons plain
and figured, ferretings, pa,'net isce, Black anu
white silk gloves, ladies best beaver and kid
gloves, gentlemen's superior Woodstock ditto,
English black and white silk half hose, ribbed
OF superior quality, domestic brown sheeting
and shirtings, ditto bleached ditto ditt,olace and
silk buttons, Tartan and Scotch pIaids, Circas
SIAN ditto, bale Dorchester bedtckiHgs, beet
"A iinnen tick very low priced, and neat as
sortment of colored bombaznes, with a variety
Of other articles in their former stock, too ma.
merous tomention
ALSO, ON sIosMEST,
200 pieces domestic plsids
90 boxes real Spanish segsrs
1900 lbs cotton yarn, ofNo's. 6 to 20
all OF which will be sold at the lowest prices.
those articles in Baltimore Phisdelphis or n,
forB dec .
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Ny authority of IN. Com.
Monwe Atn OF Virginia.
AUASYiGO CaNAl.
LOTTERY.
FIRST CLASS,
A. Mcintyre, .Eaaager.

This isaLo,trry formrd by the combination
OF 30 Nos. aud the pri7es therein will " do
ter'nned as prescribed nthc manager. sdser-
iisemchi, first announcing The scheme, mud in
the ldls which uili he delivered 10 the pur.
~chnscr OF n ticket or share.
No uckctmhich shai have drawn n prize
oi n superior denomination can he entitled TO
"n;in'rrior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days nier the drawing,
aud subject, as asuai, TO dedactions,i 10 per
Gent.
4 large proportion of ,hes.hoyc scheme hns
been arranged into parcels of 10 tickets, each
parcel embracingihe decentralization numbers
These are warranted 10 draw nj least ssto-. or
E3l after the deduction ri Is per cent so
that ten chances for The larger prize. will be
oh aimed By the adventurcr tor a triling ex
-pensei
Tirstts may moss be mad a, ECHoLS a
NoRfHS Bookstore, Lynchhnrg, at 81, aud
shares in proportion bs'tMill he advanced IL
Sc, on Monday the 10Th inst.
The drawing will positively TAXI nlncc in
the city of iichmond In he course nj iht
month OF January next, mud the particular
day will shortly be announced
Lynchbur, December, ls23.
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classical SCHOOL.

A NEW SESSION of the subscribers
4 n School Is Just begun. His course OF To-.
it'on viii comprise reading, pcnmanship.
English grammar, the various branches of
mathematics, the rudimcn,s of astronomy md
natural philosophy, aud all the Latin and
Greek classics TINT are read in the first SC hoods
in the United States.
TERMS OF TUITION for a session of
fire montbs.
Reading, Writing and f. Grammar $40 20
Arithmetic and Geogrphy with the
above IL m
The Latin Language, Mathematics or
the use of the Globes IA %
The Greek Language, Astronomy or
N|fhhosophy 70 90
the middle of the session--the other l,sif NJ
the clese of ii. His vouchers for character
and abilities in his profession are gentlemen
Of high standing aud known responsibility
No vacation willtake place before tie rnop,b
of August. Pupils will be received At ,rv
time OF the session, but none viii be oduit.
ted Dor less period than session, unless by
SPECIAL agreement few young gentle men
can he accommodated with board ia his fam.
lily on reasonable terms. Gentlemen wishing
farther Information about tue school in cues.
ton are respectfully referred 10 J. Hancock.
f.sq. nj the Franklin Hotel, or 10 MIR. II. Nor.
rus, princV; OF the Female Academy. With
Hlr Hancock are lett certain specimens of
penmanshlP-hy them il can be asrrrtaiped
how far that department of education was
successfully conducted the last session.
j. MCNSEIL.
Decemoer5. l7w4w
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Mr.. John Huntain.

ThKE NOTiCE-Ihat on Tuesday the 9th
day of January next. nj my own house
in the county of Amherst, shall take the
dispositions of WHAT Duncan, Beauford
Camden, Nenry Camden and others, To he
read as evidence in the Staunton chancery
court, in suit therein depending, in which
an plaintiff and you and David Taylor c7e
Northumberland on Friday the 9th day OF
lanuNry next, at the tavern house of Alex.
andcr Shields, in the town of Lexington
Rockbridac county, shall take the deposi
tons of Nicholas Jones and others, to be reno
As evidence in the same suit. And will CONT
nnefron day TO day (smidays ercep,cdD un'
I'll alllthc said depositions are taken.
Your oledcnt servant
sABEZ CAMDEN.
December g. wdwl1
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Negroes for Sale.

ON the goth of December next, viii
~ sell, before the door of the Franklin
Hotel, in the town OF Lyachburg, without
reserve, IN the highest bidder, between
so and 100 valuable Negroes,
Consisting OF men. wemen, boys and girls, on
the foIIowingterns; one.ihrd OF the pW >hnse
money TO be paid in i2o days, secvred by
notes with approved endorsers, payable al
one Of the Lynchburg banks: the residue in
two annual instruments, secured by notes as
aforesaid, or bonds with good security.
TIL J. RANDOLPH.
Nov. % Is wtds
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NItGlNIA.-Bedfofd CLERKS .Ollirs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLERKS .Ollirs,
November rules, 1879
Joseph Hardy, plaintiff,
Against
Joseph Fuqua and Jacob'reazle, defts.
~ CH7NCTRi
The defendant Joseph fuqon not having
entered his appearance, md given security
according to the act al assembly aud the rnlns
OF this court, and 1t appearing from the aai.
dava Of thc plaintiff that the said defendant
IS not nm inhabilnni Of this eountry, on The
motion OF the plVintiG, II is ordered, that the
said defendant fuqaa appearhcrs on thr FIRST
Monday in February nekt, aud answer the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy oi this order
he published In some newspaper published IN
thc town OF Lynehbufg, for two months sue.
cessivcly, and posted up at the front door OF
the court house of Said county on two seve.
raj courtdays. A copy. Ics'o,
10 J. sfEPIoE, e u. e.
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Li.HP OIL

4 SUPERIOR quality Winter Strained
n Spermaceti LAMP OIL, for sale by
WALTER II. MiDDLEfUN.
December IL ui6
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MIR. George s. NnNowa!,

iAhf NoliCE-Ihat on Thursda! W.
"a ION dny Of January next, at EoIe9s
Morf''s tavern, in the town of LynclhNn,,h,a
snnii proceed to take the depo>i,ors Of 'o,
Atkisson and Others, TO be read as cyideHf.e.
IN 'he L;ynchbnrs chancery court, in . ; ,,S
,herein dcrendng, in which am plan,'n,
anu you, Thomas S. Holloway and NIln"g,
w Donnghho are defendants. Your ohetieI'
servant, JtRE2 CANDIDA
December 3 - II
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Notice.

HAVE for hire tsae ensuing year, about
~ or ID likely Slaves, men, women & hoys
..---'amongthemare2 yaluable rough carJe,nurs
would sell two or three of them for cnsh,
or to any punctual man on short credit.
have also TWO TENENENTS in this plHce
TO rent or lease from and inter the lst day oil
January next, weH'calculated for professional
gentlemen or private families, with kitchens,
smoke.houses md stables to each. would
also sell, lease or rent one of the best 6,ed
TAN YARDS inrhis county, situated in this
place. The neighborhood abounds with the
best bark A skilful black man, as tanner and
currier, will go with II.
JAMES r. GARLAND.
Lovingston, Decd. l7w4w
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lhe following SLAVES,
WGinia, TO Wit

4 j superior court of chanccry holden
lain the town OF Lynohburg, the Sd Nc.
venhur, 1893
Thomas Crews, William Brydic, Nancy Nc
Creole aud Betsy Brydie, plaintiffs,
against
NIilnm Long nndfBctsy his wife, John FL
lis, Richard Ellis aud Thomas Adridge, Geo.
Myers, james S. Pendleton, William Mama
aud John Myers L Company, defendants.
This cause came Oh this day 10 be heard on
the papers formerly read on the decree pro.
nounccd herein on the eighteenth Lay of NAV,
1899, the report OF the Marshal and his pro.
| ceedings OF sale under the snd decree, and on
a statement Of the facts agreed by the parties,
andby consent suhmittcdto The court in order
that the decree aforesaid may be So far cor
ERECTED rs the facts aforesaid NAV require nud
was argued by counsel an consideration
whereof, the court doth adipdrc, order and
decree, that 30 much Of the decree aforesaid
as directs sale in fec simple, OF the tract o.
land ~ the mortgsged deed mentioned, cnller.
| the LainvfIle tract, be set aside and annnlled
that the sale OF the said tract of land, made
by the Marshal under the decree aforesaid, be
| likewise set aside that the residue of the
s'les made by the Marshal, as appears by his
SAM report, be confirmed and that he exc.
o,itc proper deed OF conveyance TOR the
eighty one and half acres of land sold TO
the plaintiff Thomas Crews aud the court
proceeding To make such decree in relation
to'the sale of the said Lainville tract of land
as the aforesaid agreed mcts will warran,
idoth further adiudgs, order and decree, that
tue Marshal of the court after advertising in
manner required by the ierner decree, do a.
gain expose TO sale, by public auction. for re.
lady money, the aforesaid
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Nose s. paisesou

ITENDER Meir sincere thanks 10 the CT
Il hssns Of The vicinity of Ly,ehturg, for
The great confidence rtpo,ed IN henl, sinet h'i,
connection IN The practice IF Medicine, but sue.
70 ne Number n uH:6tied accounts OF btir
besfs, anf 80 oompieftiy 4, their time oecspita
by PrejessiOnni dalit,, nai hey haue been com.
Pe!fsd 10 gel Capt. II. Bdiiingt,, 10 close Mei,
boots, commencing an 1910, and extending 10
ala December, ls22; confdsntiy believing
those who IRE unatis 10 make paymfut uH mol
obyesi 10 e'r,pg due bill.
Their attention 10 The ack uiH be isdefa,ira-
bic, md fketr 6,arges fow, especially 10 those
.rho make payment once a gear
OefObtr ,. Vim 0
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~ CH.7EcERY.
II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court
thatth defendant George S.IioIloway doth
not reside within the limits Of this common
wesl,h, on motion of the plaintiff, by coun-
sci, il is.6rdered, that unless the said defend
ant George 5. Holloway doth appear here N
next, 10 be holden in the said county of Am.
herst and answer The said plaintiffs bill, and
give security according TO the act OF assembly
and the rules OF this court, TO abide the IN.
tire order and deuree IL the court, the plain.
iiif's bill shall be taken as confessed, and the
nntter thereof decreed and il is further or
dered, that cory Of this order be publishe d
~ The n,printed in the town of Lynch.
burg, for The term of tao months, and ano.
thcr copy thereof posted at the front door o,
the courthouse of this cousty.
Acopy. Tes,e,
II ARTHUR o. DAVIES, elk.
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Marshai's sale.


IN pursuance Of = decree Of the superior
= court OF chancery tor the Lynchburg dis
tfict, pronounced on tho 27th day of October,
1923, in the cnnsc OF Camden against Clai.
borne, the Undersigned, Marshal of,the said
court, will, on Saturday the Sd day ofIanuary
nclt, expose 10 sale, by wny OF public nue..
ton, TO the highest bidder, for cash, on the
premises, III tnir, il no, the neat fair day
thereafter, Sundays cSceprcD
a certain tract or parcel Of Land,
Lying in the county OF Amherst, containing
900 acres, more or loss, adjoining the lands oi
Micainb Camden, Wlliam stinnctt and others
be'og The land purchased of Thomas Lump
kin, Henry Camden and others. Also,
Vhs following SLAVES,
To wa Pope, Nelson, Lindsay, Phil, Wash.
,nngion, Margaret, rhobe, Fanny, Queen and
Marin, together with thu increase OF the fc-
mnle slaves If anv.
g. D. W0opsoN, NJ. L. %. &C.
December B. vtdslJ
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Notice
EDUCATION.

ALL ~ ~ 4 n u ~ ~
n HE mex, session of Il. billiards. school
Il will begin on Monday the 9th dny of ia
nuary, 1924. The course, in this school will
comprise, on the most approved plans, the
subjects commonly taught in the hest English
schools, viz. Spelling, Reading, Writing, a.
rllhmctic, English Grammar critically, Geog-
raphy with the use OF the Globes, Mapping,
A'story, Epis,olary Composition, Bellies Let.
tres, Euclld's Elements, Surveying practically,
aud the Elements Of Natural aud Moral Phi.
losophy.
A session will he 81 months, und no scholar
admitted for a shorter time.
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading aud Writing, SO per see.
sion.
The same, including the rudimen,. Of Ari,h.
meuc, Grammar and Geography, $40 per scs-
sion.
The above extensively, with the use of the
Globes, Mapping, History and Epistolary { om-
position, yl2 90 per session.
Bellies Lettres, Euclid's Elements, Survey.
ing, &c $40 per session, payable in ever ca.e
n the expiration OF the session.
This schools furnished " it'll set ofGlobcs
IL Srpeyor's'C Compass, a small! Quadrant, by
which Trigonometry will be taught PRACTICAL,
10 students of surveying, and lurge cullcc
ton of the latest and best Maps
Books will be furnished al the regular rctui
prices.
7, billiard will furnish or small boy,
with hoard, on reasonable terms, if applica
ton be made before his school is filled,
| The s,rictest attention will be paid to In,
morals rs we'll Us TO the mental improvement
lot those who may become members OF thi
I school.
Gentlemen unaeqnanted with me-, nre re
specially referred to the Rev, John Early
!. MIR. John Thurmon, and d Il. Edley, ESP
i November %. 2awtsI6
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4 7 foa,t eouiinnci; ly ati;;arsa.a,..,
"A and held for Amherst connt.
court house, an the 10th day OF Noy,h.,
1929, NY.
Lee II. Barks. nl.;,np
dganH
Kiehard Henry Burks, James Powell mn,
wilkins Watson, d,fcnd.a, h4
~ Ci.qNCERY
On motion of the defendants, II 10 o,d.,,.
That unless Tie plaintiff sLnil amend II, -
aud make Nathaniel fienry n party defend.
IN this suit, a. ihe neat court after he sLs'i
nave teen served with copy of this order
stand dissolved ns the act OF this day. mi ;.
appearing 10 the court tina, The plain,iIl do
moi reside "hliis, the lu,its Of this con,,,','
wealth, this order is ordered 10 be insGr,,A
IN the Nirgininn, published in the town -
Lynchbnrs. during The TEN, OF two months
Copy-Ics,e.
TO A. D. DAVIES C,I
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a CENYaiN LOT.

therein mentioned, lying near the town Of
Lynchburg, whcreonti,c said Ellis nov re-
sides, containing one half an acre. The
said Lot is on the road leading 20 Bfnck-
water Mills, and near the residence of Wm.
Snead Acting as trustee, I shnll convey on
iy such title as is vested in me as such
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
18th mo 18th, 1929. w3wis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-26

10y virtue Of u deed of trust rxpcu,.d,-
- the subscriber, by Rilliam Ihon,san
Esq bearing date tho :s4th Sep,enlher,.is1"
and duly recorded in the Office ofibe sn,,a -
court OF Buckingham, for certain purnosrs ~
said deed expressed, | shall espose Ia sol'
at public auction, for ready MONEY. 10 H.
highest bidder, on Saturday, the o-,h ,ta,,
OF December next, NIL the said Thomnsnn's
right aud title in and 10, that valuable