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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
GARDEN SEEDS.
IN GRIFFITH, informs the public that be
L. has for sale. general assortment of
GARDEN SEEDS.

Of every description, usually called for. both for.
eign and domestic, Of last years growth, and can
furnish any person with ornaments or fruit trees
.ALSO-Shrnbs, pot flowers, Roeis, Of various
kinds ga rden tools, sc. short notice fronP Bos-
ton. I'e fatters himself that ne can give genrr-
al satisfaction either for pri- or quality as he
has taken great pains to purchase none but such
os come well recommended A Catalogue will be
furnished in few days for particulars.
Drugs, Paints, and Dys-StuGs,
as usual, with constant attendance at hIs Store
in MIDDLE-STREET, opposite JouS CoE's.
Poi tlsnd, April IS, 1898. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

said, ani coming within ter or twelve feet OF
each other-the pistol OF Robertson snapped and
the ball Of Lewis entered the side OF Robertson
little above the hip, ranging downwarcls, wound
ing him, the report is, severely but not Danger
ously. Lewis was on the spot taken into custo-
dy by the sheriff, and has since been recognized
10 appear and answer TO the law.
A female infant. apparently 2 or months
old, was found at the door of geutleman's house
in Salem, about O'Clock on Saturday evening
last. 1t was decently dressed, and wrapped in
two blankets, one dmoty, the other flannel. The
Gazette says il was first removed to the Female
Asylum, as a temporary refuge; but not being
a subject for that institution, it has been taken
away, AMI must become subject for the Aims
honse, unless claime! BY IFS parents or friends.
Translated for the Charleston Courer1
From g L'ITistoire DIES Ctiens Celeb7esr
THE. SPANIEL s. THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER.
The only daughter ola wealthy Miller Of Spo-
letto, while playing with large Spaniel, fell in
to the Tiber without the accident being perceiv-
ed. Pse dog Jumped Immediately into the wat
sr--reached the little girl, and seizing her
strongly bv her garments, strove to bring her
ashore; but her dress was too weak and,yielding
To the water, the courageous dog was obliged TO
abandon his prize.
Unable 10 succeed in an effort beyond his pow
or, the desolate creature ran Immediately to his
master. Unfortunate man he was vet ignorant
Of hif calamity. The dog informs him of it by
the most Intelligent sign. Guided by species
Of reason, ne bore IN his mouth the bonnet ofhis
little mistress, and laid it with most piteous cries
at the feet Of his master.-The wretched father
overwhelmed with awful prcsentiments, exclaim-
ed, at the distressing SIGHT, Alas my daughter.
Not, however, losing his presence Of mind, at the
calamity which hrs mute interpreter had 50 elo-
duenty revealed he rushed 10 the bank Of the
river. and threw himself preciptately into the
stream. The faithful dog accompanies and guides
him the distance Of several hundred yards. Pro
digious power of instinct Singular and happy
preservation. The Miller, once more father,
has again in bis arms his beloved child, already
carried far by the progress Of the waves. She
IS rescued from death almost at the moment OF
expiring. Having reached the mill, with the
father carrying his child in his arms, the Spaniel
exhibited ao equal ANXIETY with his master for
the fate Of the gli and when he saw her re-
stored 10 life, he fawned upon her with caresscs
and joy. From that time he followed her al
ways, and regarded her with look of content,
which Indicated that this sensible animal rejoiC-
ed in the benefits il had afforded.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
AMERICAN GOODS.
HORACE SEAVER.

Commission ,hfeTctdt7t,
mas on HAND AND FOR SALE
GOOQ yds. Ginghams. Checks s. Stripes,
5000 yards She Getting and Shifting,
1000 Ticking,
1900 Sattinets,
5000 lbs. cotton Yarn, from Nos. to Is,
400 6 sewing Cottons, all Nos. and colors,
$50 gross glass Buttons,
American Tapes and Bonnet Thread,
Boxes bar and shaving Soap,
Do. Spanish Cigars,
A handsome assortment Of
LOOKING-GLASSES.
--ALSO-JUST RECEIHED-
90 cases STRAW BONNETS, Flats g. Gipscys,
of the newest fashions,
Writing, Wrapping & Kentish Cap PAPER,
Book binders Board & Band-box do.
b1FTogether with PLOUGHS, HOES and
SCYTIIES.
Portland, May 90. (6w.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

The Elephant is considered The most docile of
animals. On a recent occasion, whilst several
Of them were employed in Transporting the lug
gage of a detachment Of the British army in In
dia. young Elephant, about two years old. fol-
lowing its dam, being full Of play, happened TO
throw down a child. The dam turned round.
took up the child with her trunk, and having put
tin place Of safety, beat the young one most
severely
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
CHELMSFORD GLASS

lust received at No. B, Central Row. Fore
- Street, an additional supply Of CHELMS-
FORD GLASS assorted sizes. Among which
are 7-8-7-9-8-10-10-14.
The subscriber is selling the GLASS at BOs-
ton prices with the exception Of freight &c. and
thirty per cent. lever than it has formerly been
sold in this market.
Dealers wishing to obtain GLASS Of size not
usually put uP, can have their ordersfor any
size executed at short notice, by leaving them
with the subscriber. JOHN ID. GARDNER.
Portland, Feb. a, 1928. f.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
MARRIED.

In iris town, Mr.. William w. Burnham, to Miss
fne Hanscom.- Samuel Linnel TO Mrs. Susannah
Newcomb
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

Capt Reed, Of the brig Mount Hope, from Cuba,
having learnt that pracal boat waiting for him,
armed his vessel and procured three extra men. When
clear Of the land. he discovered piratical boat OF
about tons and 80 men. Capt. r. manned his boat
with nine men, engage her. when the pirate stood
for the shore. and her made for the bushes Capt
Reeds made for the boat, but the pirates rushed
from their ambush and fired. The boat finding the
pirates had too great force for them, returned 10
the brig, when the pirates pursued. Capt r. finding
his force sufficient TO keep them off put back 10
port, obtained more hands, and again put to sea.
NJ. " .4dU
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

To The ProprietOrs aforesaid.
YOU are hereby notified to meet at the time
and place, and for the purposes above mentioned.
JAMES NEAL, PrOPrletsr's Clerk.
Portland, May 10, 1929.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

Schr Allegro WEIGH sailed from Camden. Maine.
Feb. q, for Alexandra. with a cargo Of lime and
lumber. About 18th Of March, she sprung aleak and
the lime got on fre--the next day threw off the deck
load The Capt. and remained by her eight DAYS
endeavouring 10 exnguish the fire. but without sue
cess and on the 24th March she was FALLEN in with
by sch. Economy, gunner, from Marblehead and Capt
WEIGH, mate and seamen taken of, and carried
TO Guadaleupe-and immediately Except two men)
took passage board the sch. Felicity. capt GRAY
for Boston, where they have safely arrived.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-28

Strong Reasons Against .Narriage,-aWell
Sir do you ever intend to marry F''-" No, can.
not say do, as | never was accustomed to acife.
am not much inclined to ma,rimony; for through
the whole course Of my life have never found any
thing agree with me but what am accustomed TO-.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-28

The schooner Two Brothers, Dough, from New
York for Edenton and Murrees5orough, ". c. was
cast away on Cape Hatteras on the 50th ult. The
vessel was Iost--the goods were saved and to be
sold Tor account Of the underwriters
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14
Fifty Nol,ars Reward.

e4'OR experimenting and securing him in
"A Jail, so that get him again, il taken out
OF the State, or twenty dollars if taken in the
State. JACK HARRISS, a free negro, raised
IN the county OF Bedford, State Of Virgin;a-I
hold his indentures, dated the 2sfh October
l793-said Jack RarrisS was sold by order Of
Bucking ham court, TO pay Jail fees was pur.
chased by stephen Pankey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county Of
Bedford lodged in jail, at which place he was
again sold when | became the purchaser
Jack Harrss is a yellow fellow, stout made,
about feet high, between 80 AMI 10 years of
age, processes to lay stone or bri k When he
left me he Wore long whiskers, which can be
easily cut off, his hat had lost half the brim.
his clothing as believe dark mixed clglb'
clerks OF courts where his fndentures may be
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN T. GRAY.
Bedford, Feb. H. WITS 2s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14
LAND FOR S.1LE.
The subscriber wishes to sell the
following tracts OF land, viz:

0nE ACRES, lying in the county of
~~OO Boteioun, on both sides of the main
Western road, leading from Winchester, Va.
to Nashville, kentucky, and North and South
Carolina, &c. sixteen miles from Lexington,
twenty from Fincastle, four from the Natural
Bridge, eight from Patlonsburg, and two from
james River, and supposed to be near the
centre OF virginia. a considerable part OF
this tract is upland, of excellent quality, a.
bout 10 or 50 acres of which are cleared the
balance IN timber There can be fourteen or
fifteen acres of as good Meadow made as can
he found IN the county. This is low ground
This place is situated in a healthy and an a.
greeahle neighborhood, in sight OF Springfield
and Rockbrdge meeting house and IS i'm
proved with a log house and barn, and other
out-houses, including a spring house, over as
good spring as can be found besides this,
there are several others. Among its adyanta-
yes is an ORCHARD.
This plantation will be exposed to sale on
Thursday the Goth of March inst Terms
one-third OF The purchase money must be paid
on the day OF sale; the balance in two annu-
al instruments. Bonds, with approved secu-
rity, will be required of the purchaser This
land is TO be sold TO comply with the last W i'll
and testament of John kcnney, dec. The
title will be made good. The sale will com-
mencc between Il and O'Clock
THOMAS NEWELL, Ear ofhe
Estate Of JOHN kenacg iced.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed
ID 10 the subscriber by Stth Mead, and du.
ly recorded in the clerks Office OF Amherst
ounty, and for purposes therein expressed,
shall, on Saturday the 22d of March, 1923,
by way of public auction, sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash, Mt the residence of said
Mead, IA ROAD " AGG0N AND GEAR, with
ne team of four WORK HORSES. Such IL
lie only will be conveyed MS is vested in the
Tnstee. TlIOS. MURRELL, Trustee.
March :. wlds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14

A / rules holden in the clerks office of
"A Amherst county court, the first Monday
in February, 1923:
Humphrey Gilbert, Plaintiff
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas
hubert, David A. Gilbert, John c. Gilbert,
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bibb,i and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gilbert,
Judilh Gilbert, Charles l.. Barrett, admir- of
nenry Gilbert, deceased, Richard H. Burks,
Charles l.. Barrett, William Coleman and
Charles l.. Barrel, under the firm of Coleman
q Barret, John and Richard s. Ellis, Beniamin
Harrison, Richard Harrison and Richard II
Burks, under the firm of Richard H. Burks L.
Co, and William Thurmond, defendants,
IN CIL4NCERY
The defendants John c. Gilbert, Henry Gil
bert, and Martin Bib and Mary his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and it appearing that
they are not inhabitants of this commonw cath,
on the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel,
il Is ordered, that the said absent defendants
do appear here on the third Monday in April
next and answer the plaintiff bill, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
virSinian, published in the town OF Lynchburg,
for eight weeks successfully, and posted up Mt
the front door of the courthouse of this coun-
ty, on some court day A copy-Tes,e,
20 BEVERLY DAVIES, ID. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14

.4mherSt County February Court, 1928. .
Charles Mundy, administrators of Joseph NJ :
ran, deceased, plaintiff,
against
Robert Rivers and Henry l.. Davies de('ts.
Upon Foreign BIZ in Chancerg
On hearing bill, aud it appearing to The sat
istaction st the court that the defendant Riv.
ers doth not reside within the limits of This
state II is therefore ordered and decreed that
unless the said defendant doth appear here ON
the first day of May court next, and enter his
appearance and give security according TO the
act of assembly and the rules of this court
the same shall be taken as eonfe ssed aud The
matter thereof decreed accordingly. And il
IS further ordered, that Henry L. Davies, the
other defendant, doth retain in his hands what
money to which he may be indebted to the
said Rivers, TO the amount of seyenty-6ye dol.
lars, until the further decree and order of tho
court. And il is furthermore ordered thai a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
The p'rginiaa, published in Lynchburg. for
the term OF two months successfully. and that
another copy of this order be posted ND al the
front door of the court house of this county
on some coart day. A copy Teste,
81 ARTHUR B. DAVIES, c. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14
Notice.

TIME Subscriber having declined bust
I ness in this place, earnestly requests those
Indebted 10 him TO come forward and close
ther respective accounts by bond or other-
wise. lie begs leave to tender most respect.
fully his sincere and grateful acknowledg
mentsto his friends and the public generally
for their laeors during his long residence IN
Lyhehbnrg VIM. DiGGES.
March | /. It
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14

subscriber informs the public that he will con-
time 10 do business in the house lately occu-
pied by Mr.. Dlgges, few doorsbelow Aleasrs.
David Il WIN kylc's. In addition TO his for
mcr stock, he has jtsf received large assoH-
meut Of SCHOOL BOOKS q STATIONARY,
which ho i'll sell low Tor cash Also, an rs
sorimeht OF PAPER for his bipdery which vii
enable him 10 execute al the shortest notice,
all orders from clerks of courts, merchants,
&c HECTOR ATkISSON.
March II 50 wifi
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4 Tract OF i.and,
DY virtue of two seyeral deeds Of trust

10y virtue Of two several deeds Of trust
DeSecuted TO the sabserlbersby 1hos Ain,
dated 10Th APPEL le2D, and 18th Dec 1872, and
daily admitted 10 record in the office OF the
county court of Bedford, Tor The purpose oil
securing The payment Of a certain sum OF mo
ney due Davis, Preston T. Co, We shall, on
the I'm day Of March nert, il far, il not, the
nrxt fair day thereafter, proceed 40 sell, on
the premises by way OF public auction, for
read y money, the following PROPERTY, viz.
three feather beds and furniture, two tables
and two chests, one rifle gun, two cows and
calves, twenty head of hogs, one sorrel mare,
plantation tools OF every kind whatsoever,
l4o0bs. tobacco, eight barrels corn, 1000 BIS.
leaf tobacco, part stripped aud pert not strip
ped So barrels corn, aud four blade stacks,
l00Olbs pork one dark bay horse, called two
years old next spring. As trustees, we shall
convey such title Us is vested in Us aud no
other THE TRUSTEES.
Feb. 81. wtds2D
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u HE subscriber offers for sale, an Gle
n giant Carfiage with pair of gentle
and well matched Horses, one of which
rides extremity well--a second hand Road
Wagon, and six horse Team, with their
gear--two yoke OF first rate young and
well broke OXen--a Cart, and one hun
dred and fifty barrels Of Corn; on all o.
which, credit till the FIRST day of October
next, will be given, Negotiable paper, well
endorsed, will be required.
VIM. LANGHORNE
January II. ts24
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14
Medicines and Paints.

II ME Subscriber has Just received. a
fresh supply of MEDICINES. PAINTS.
DfE-STUFFS, &c. which, in addition to his
former stock, makes his assortment complete
BENZ. +. OWENS
u North Carolina Money taken al
f0r. b. r. 0
January 8. cots
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Motto
Ihe Tract OF A.ana.
MEsSRs. ARMSTEAD & MCRAV

nj ESSRS. ARMSTEAD g. MCRAW
AVA Francis A. bIartin, admr. with The v',
annexed of John II. Overstreet, deed Rob
Il. Moseiy, VIM. Overton admr de bonis nqa
of John McMuny, Rebecca kelso, adn.y 81
John kelso deed. William and Charles w.
kinny Jr. Martin Hancock John Mclssn
and Glover Harry, take notice that. ON II ea
nesday, the 10th of March 1923, we sEau =
the Franklin Hotel in the town OF Lync6Ln,o
between the hours of O'Clock in the fors
noon, aud the setting of the sun the same da,,
proceed to take the dispositions of TLomas
Harvey and others, which dispositions a,e 10
be read as evidence in the suit YOU have no,,,
depending in the Superior Court of Cbance,,,
for the Lynchburg District, and if the abota
dispositions are not COMPLETED on the above
mentioned day, we shall continne from da,,
to day at the aforesaid Franklin Hotel. ,nt;i
the same are completed, Sundays EXCEPT,
ed
THOMAS HUMPHREYS, admr. Of
John Hoi1ombe, Senr decd.
MARTHA HOLCOMBE,
ELIZABETH HOLCOMBE, Err
Of lain HOtcombe, jr. deeG
MARY V WYLIE,
GEORGE & WV. WALKER. Er'rs
Of George Waiker decd. md sojs
WILL. WALKER, in his oicn rigLt,
and Sarah his vije
January %. 5Oltw7v
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glf virtue of IA deed of trust executed
- 10 the subscriber by the late Jesse Clark
son, dee. for The purpose of securing debt
due TO William Ryan which deed Is Only re-
corded in the county court clerks Office OF
Nelson, will, on Tuesday the sth day Of A.
Pril next, al Massie's mill, in Nelsc1 county,
sell to the highest bidder, without reserve,
Eouv valuable slaves,
(ill mulatlocs y 10 wit One man named
Cyrus, woman named Nancy, and her two
children Sarah Ann and Meredith. These
sinces may bereek0ncd valuable acquisition
fy any gentleman wishing 10 own such.
Terms al snle Will be cash or current bank
notes There is no question but the little is
good, but acting as Trustee, shall convey
such as is vested in me by snid deed.
CHARLES PERROW
March z. 81 ids
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14
Notice
HEREBY FoRWARN all persons

I HEREBY FORWARN all persons
L from trading for or taking an assignment
OF three bonds executed by me to Thomas
Phelps of Bedford county---ope for the sum
of Si97 50, due the Isl day of March, 1923 !;
one other for the same sum due the Goth day
of December next and one other note due
the LIST day OF January last, for the sum of
.Sl5,as have Offsets against the same. am
Determined not TO pay them to any other per.
Son THOMAS A. LEFTWICH.
March Z. 3lw3wH
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70 GoRtsa TOYS.

I AM authorised purchase alarge guam
Z tity OF heart scanting and plank Tor Weter
Wheels, Water Cane, Holly, &c. deliverable
atthe. Farm Mills, near I,ynChburg. Immediate
application to be made 10
SAMUEL STEVENS
March H. o. 1t
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NEssRS. DUDLEY CALLAWAY

M ESSRS. DUDLEY CALLAWAY
4Va and Patty his wife late Patty Trent.
John Megan and Milly his wife late AIilly
Goodwin, Bnfd Goodwin, Spicey Goodwin.
Editha Goodwin, Edy Bur. ord widow of John
Burtord late Edy Goodwin, Louisa Goodwin
daughter OF Jenny Goodwin, who intermar.
rled with William Hughes and Spotswood
and David, infant children of William Hughes
and Jenny his wife, late Jenny Goodwin. by
jesse Beck, their next friend TAKE No.
1iCE-That on the 9TH day Of April. 1923. Mt
the dwelling house of Col Thomas Moore, in
the county of Bedford and state of Virgini,
we shall take the deposition of the said
Moore; and on the 10th day of April. 1929
at Minor Coxs tavern, in the county of Am.
herst and state of Virginia, we shall take the
dispositions of sundry witnesses which demo
slllons are to be read as evidence on the trial
OF suit now depending in the superior court
OF chancery for the Lynchburg district. in
which you are plaintiffs and we are defend.
ants. JOHN B. TRENT, in his o,en right
and as admr. Of Henry Trent, dec
WILLIAM TRENT,
NICHOLAS TRENT.
JAMES TRENT,
ALEXANDER TRENT,
JOHN II. TRENT,
SUSAN TRENT,
SAML. BAKER &, Eii.abe,b Ri. ,,;c.
S I'M HORN & Salty his uife
EDf MITCHELL, ,cido,c Of Tho.
mas Mitchell, deceased
po,.,.. 'oS, HAWKINS g. Nancy ms mife
80 90 w4w
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DY virtue of deed of trust executed
ID by Charles {. Carter 10 the subscriber
and ofrccord in the county court OF Amherst
bearing date the 2slh day Of August, 1917,
for the purpose OF securing the payment oil .
delft due 10 Charles Crawford, vii be sold,
TO The highest bidder, for ready money, on
tue 9Th Jay Of March, ls23, on the premises,
4 Tract OF Hand,
On which the said Carter now resides, IN Tue
county OF Amherst, containing 400 acres
more or less Acting as trustee, will ohiy
convey 10 the purchaser such title usis vested
ia me. JAS BubLOeh1 4lhuslee' =
March 4 oOius
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TRUST SALE.

BY virtue of a deed of trust executed 20
- the subscribers by James Williams, dated
the day OF 1922, and duly recorded
IN The clerk S Office OF Bedford county court,
we shall proceed 20 sell for cash, on the 22d
inst at the house OF said Williams, on the
nremisns
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, in
- Lynchburg, on the ll,h January last, a
negro woman of light complexion, named
NELLY, belonging TO Capt. Miles Cary, Of
Campbell county. She is tall, and has one
ancle considerably larger han the other, and
had on tlue cloth les when she left my
house. The above reward will be given il
Nelly is apprehendcd ana confined, so that
the subscriber or Capt Gary can get her again
She was raised near Hampton, 10 which place
she may probably design 10 return
HENRY DUNNlNGTON.
Feb. %. 30 At
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14
Also, i6OO acres,

Lying in that part of the county of Allegheny
which was taken from the county OF Bote-
tourt, and on Jackson river, miles above its
Junction with the Cowpasture, which streams
whenunited, make the James river There
is navigation all times of the year from
Richmond by aud Is miles above this planta-
ton. There are 300 acres cleared and now in
cultivation, of which portion is is good mea-
dow, and 100 acres more can be made and
watered, the balance we'll timbered The
whole is we'll watered on one of the streams
that runs through it, could be
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-14
Eour Valuable slaves,
TRUST AAI.E.

! eY virtue of deed of trust executed to
~ the subscriber by Jeremiah Adams and
James Adams bearing date the 18th dav of
january, 1870, and duly admitted to record in
the clerks Office OF the county court of Bed
ford and for the purpose of securing the pa
ment OF certain sums OF money therein ex-
pressed, we shall, on Friday the 18th day of
the present month (Mareh,) if fair, if moi the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted,
roceed 10 sell, on the premises, by way Of
public nnrtion. for readY mpneY. a ceilnin
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"A Tract OF X.anA.

continuing l21 acres more or less, TO satisfy
debt expressed in said deed We will only
convey the title vested in MS by said deed
WIN. LEFrWICH, Jr. r,.
AUG. LEFTWlCH, i'"s''es'
March :. 3lvtds