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A Patent Spring Saddle

Constructed on the most approved Ma,
has ever been introduced u,,;,;,. I'm 1lat
ease te The rider aud safely 10 lie IL ~. ISL
subscriber fatters himself that Lis lie
nave been as much approved Lofl, ,aeooi's
ease to The rider US well a. safetv 10 IL 'heif
tat the same time combining nesiness nurse
rabiliiy) as any other Sadder's il, H., aiu Gu
Beng possessed OF workmen moi 10 l,,.' mon
sed either IN the neainess or the e.er,,,p pas
Their work, and giving prompl a,,aa,. en oi
business, as well as having di ,po.;,;,'a 10
please, be hunbiy trusts be will slit s,.oh tn
share OF the public patronage which he a1tsea
tofore been SO literally afforded HIM "s ~.
stock consists of 1'ui' us
Best plain Mems and Womens' sadl,1.
lnot TO be surpassed, a'U'eS5
common 90. do.
Best and common Coach and (,io U,,..-
Jersey do. "'"ess
Wagon do.
Cart and Dray do.
TOGETHER wfTH
Plated Brides d .nartingoles, first o,,ol,.
Common do. d"''"5'
Saddle Bags, VeticeS, Ponmanteous
Trunks, Caps, &c. &c.
All OF which will be sold low, for cash 4,
to punctual customers on credit VI
ROBERT II. GRAY
u Country produce will be taken in o..
change iof debts or work X. II. G.
March H. Itw,s
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Neal s. PERSONAL Estate.

10y virtue of trust deed executed by
ID John NJ Gordon aud his wife, bearing
date on the 18th day of April, 1919, and recor-
ded in the hastings court OF Lynehburg, and
county court Of Campbell ,tor certain purpo es
therein men Ioned, we shall, according 10 the
conditions expressed in the said trust deed,
sell TO the highest bidder, for ready money,
before the doorot the Franklin Hotel in the
town OF Lynehburg, on The 9Th day OF May
next, the following
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rESIlE Bonds aad Accounts of MERETr NJ.
Il y WILLIAM WHITE, of thu town of
Bethel, having been conveyed 10 me in trust,
all persons indebted to them are requested TO
settle their accounts with Mr., William VIII
sou, at the Bethel Store, aud make immediate
payment to the subscriber, who is alone au-
thorised to receive it, as further indulgence
cannot be extended.
WILLIAM ARMISTEAD.
April II. w4w 81
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IN CH4hCERY

a u rules held in tire clerk S Office of the
4 county count of Buckingham, for the
month of March, 1923.
Philip II. Vest, and William Vest, also, Sal
~ Polly, John L. Levi e. and Betsey G. Vest,
which said sally, Polly, John Il. Levi g. and
betsey q. test, are infants, aud sue by John
Vest, their father and next friend, plt'f
against
Charles Carrot, administrator with the will
annexed of John Gibson, deed, Sally Gibson,
widow OF the said deceased, William Gibson,
phebe Perkins, Thomas Molloy and Sally his
vile, William Denny and Nancy his wife, John
Gibson, Levi Gibson, Read Gibson, Roland
Spouse and Patsy his wife, and liza Spouse,
infant child OF Polly Spouse, decd, who was
formerly FOLLY Gibson, defendants. !,
IN CI{ANCERY.
The defendants John Gibson, and Read Glib
son mol having entered their appearance, and
gwen security according to the act of assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court, and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this state, on the motion of the
plaintiffs by counsel, II as ordered, that the said
defendants John and Read Gibson do appear
here at June court next and answer the plain
tlifs bill, and that copy of this order be-
forthwith inserted in the Virginian for two
months successfully, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF this county.
Copy.
30 r. ELDRIDGE, D. C.
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Notice is hereby given,

EO the stockholders in the Roanoke
Il Navigation Company, that AT the various
meetings of the President and Directors of
said company, the following acquisitions were
made Oh said stockholders, as set forth in the
subIolned authentic statement and with which
all delinquent stockholders are earnestly re-
nm 81 OF ts oo,u,i,,
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Four Negro Slaves.

named Jack, Peter, jimmy and Nina, one sor-
rel Horse, one bay Horse, all his, the said
Depriest's Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
and the crop made by said Depriest in 1922.
Acting as trustee, shall convey 10 the pur
chaser or purchasers such title only as is vest
ed in me BY said deed of trust
SAMUEL JORDAN, Trustee.
April Is. wtds 81
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CIRCULAR.

csIR-The Society fin this city for the
- Generalization Vt TIC Heeetafg Defif,as'
offbx -JERUs. HIN. rs eeafaaHsd ~ Ht
Theological itfiiipgs VI Basea EsANeTL san'
prsnana, contemplate publishing New
Monthly MAGAZINE. devoted exclusively IL
the Interests of The .Arls Church II iht United
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Notice.

by virtue of deed of trust executed to
I'D the subscriber by John Depriest aud
Frances his wife, which deed is duly recorded
in the county court of Campbell, for the pnr.
pose of securing debt therein mentioned to
Element Townsend and Branch Jordan, will
be sold, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, at Campbell court house, ON Saturday
the oath day of May next, the property meli-
fioned in said dc cd If trnst To vi,
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int NV and Elegant Balsam bids fai
i 10 sfandnnfivaled in lis merits, iot I on
snmniions aud Coughs. and we boldly venture
u assert that no Medicine has ever snlafl 20
f,sncn credit IN 50 sllofs time rs tbs eehiie5
4ilion Scarcely a eaze occurs bnt nhs nc
relieved BY The timely Use OF IT, mahy having
lately used il Ia seated consumptiens win me
n,ost surprising sneeess, sho WE'RE gwen up
BY The most skilfnl li ssleians IN iiie country
Many certificates el lis efficacy accompany
zach liuislc.
hcrrly certify that my wife has Tor some
time nast been troubled With sioleni eohgil
aud has bern in sers delicate bealih, anu
alter having tried r,ans different things with
OIL getting relief bought for her a bottle Of
Dr. Helian's Cough Drops, from the nse oil
which very shari time she found greht fehei'
aud her congh haa entirely lelt her, md she
has regaiurd her strength -.
Hudson, 1871 Mouth a1lh, lslo.
Affirmed beiofe me, JOSEPH ID. MosIil,
Rfe5rdff Of me city Of tfndsna
To the afflicted whom this may conrern--I,
Rosannn Barton, do certify that took va,
le i cold in the latter parl OF the yfar 1918,
wnich created violent Cengh ant difficulty
OF breathing, which was very driressing III |
procured \ bottle 81 Doctor Mellens Cough
Drops, anu by taking lew noses W 'ii' se'.
drops, was entirely cured Of my Cough and
pain in nv side. RosA NNA BARTON,
Wife OF Mr. Joseph Burton.
Hudson i2fh Ninth 1871, 1919.
This Is TO certify that In June 1918, was
seized with very distressing Cough, pain IN
my side. greai weakness of the lungs, aud II
continued until July 1919, which confined me
10 the house and part of the time 10 my bed.
had tried every thing AS thought bni all ~
win I was nj lasi induced TO make trial oi
Or. Mcleu's Cough Drops, which gave me I'M
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re.
stored my former sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them 10 all that are
afflicted with those complaints, ms very salu-
able medicine. NANCY BOURNE,
Hud.on, Columbia eiy. NYDee y, 1919.
ron sAIr ny
DR. humphreys, Lynchbnrg
March IL. I'm
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More PROMPT Peymtai al .alea's ! I!

&C.. Nore Promqi Peysitnt al Aliens ! !,
no. 14,1o8, which drew the great CAPT
- fa prize Of 1seeaty thousand Dollars
in The Maryland State Lottery, v as presented
by the fortunate holder at Aliens, aud he re-
eeiged the cash at sight yesterday morning in
spseie.
). 4 NJ. Allen & Co. had the pleasure of or
dering aud paying in the same Lottery No.
1888, "A prize Of Ten thousand Dollars, at
sght-also Nozzp0s, prize of One thousand
Dollars such prompt payment ought 20 be a
much greater inducemcnt for adventures 10
ieave or send their orders directed to the tru-
~ fortunate Office of
5. a. N. ALLEN g. CO.
No. $50 .nain-dreet, Richmond,
where they viii always meet with due atien-
lion, aud any information given with pleasure.
II S. &. NJ. Allen q Co. pledge themselves
that all prizes in The Washington Monument
Lottery and in the Maryland State Lottery,
if ordered by them, shall meet with tie same
prompt payment as the above numbers did.
No. 759--gl00,0O0.
Richmond, April IL. Is 80
a. The liberal terms on which the
afessrs. Aliens paid the $4,000 prize,
drawn by Mr.. G. l.. Dibrell, as soonxs the
ticket was presented, enttle them to Gre
dit and encouragement.
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Just published, and for sale,

4 L Eehols & North's aud Hector Al
n kissons Bookstores, IN .ldeeti0nate Id
dress 10 The Clergy Of oil denominations N ht
United States, on The Writings Of he honorable
ENAMEL Spedenborg, by
JOHN I. CABELL.
Prize, LEI Cents.
March ~. Wiw 81
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pY virtue Of deed OF trust executed
II by Arson Allen to the subscriber, for
purposes therein mentioned, bearing date the
10th February 1919, and recorded in the
clerks Office OF the Hastings court of Lynch.
burg, ! shall proceed to sell, for cash, on
the premises, on Tuesday the goth of the pre-.
'sent month, April, a Lot with small House
thereon lying on Sd street, adjoining the pro.
perry Of Edward Dusfel, containing ala feet
and more particularly described in said deed
Acting as Trustee /. shall convey only such
title as is vested in n5e
cRlsWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
APrii 10, tctds37
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a AlOY OF IANN,
Sale OK Dry Goods. SC.

an Uednesday and Thursday, the esd
" and 24th OF the present month, | shall
proceed 10 sell, by way of public auction,
all the STOCK OF GOODS, atthe store lately
occupied by Merritt NJ 4 William White, in
the town OF Bethel. The assortment is pref
ty general, and valuable one, containing
Cloths, Casimeres, CaIicocs, Cottons, &C 8ac
On all sums of ten dollars, and under, cash
will be required ON sums not'eXceeding one
hundred dollars, six months credit, and on all
purchases where the amount exceeds one hun.
dred dollars, II months credit will be allow
ed. The above Stock of Goods has been
conveyed 10 me in trust, and will be sold by
the appreciation OF all the parties concerned
WILLIAM ARAlloIE AD
April II. ntds 81
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NIRGINIA.--At rules holden in the

NlRGlNlA.-At rules holden in the
clerks Office of the county court of Mel
son, on Monday the Cd day Of March, 1928:
'ohh moran, pltf
against
Elijah Moran, John Masters and Martha his
wife, formerly Martha Moran, Ezekiel Camp-
bell aud Jane his wife, formerly Jane Moran.
Thomas Mitchell, james Campbell and Sarah
his wife, formerly Sarah Moran James Mas
tiers and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Moran,
James Masters (son OF john and Betsey his
wife, formerly Betsy Tilford, Andrew, Jere-
niah, John w, james, Mary and Nicholas
illiord, legal heirs and representatives of Jas.
liltord, deed. who ntermarried with Rachel
Moran, decd, Fleming, Charles, Agnes and
Nathaniel MITCHELL David Ward and Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Mitchell, children
OF Thomas Mitchell who intermarried with
Elizabeth Moran, deed. and James Masters
and John Moran, executors of the last viii
and testament of Nicholas Moran, decd.
defendants.
IN CH.4NCERY.
All the defendants in this cause excent the
defendant John Masters and Merha his wife.
not having entered their appearance accord.
ing to the act OF Assembly and the rules of
this court, and il appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that they are not inhabitants of
this commonwealth on the motion OF the
plaintif, by counsel, il is ordered, that the said
defendants doappear here on the fourth Mon
day IN May next, and enter their appearance
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that COPY
of tais order be inserted in Tie Virginian, pub
lished in The town OF Lynchbnrg, for eight
weeks successfully, ami posted at the front
door OF the court house of this county
copy. Teste,
u S. GARLAND, c. C.
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A TRACT Upland.

lying in the county of Campbell, adjoining
Chiffon, Darlington s. others, and containing
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Yhe following NegYoes,

10y virtue OF Il deed of trust executed to
ID me by Thomas Bunting and Ann his wife,
Tor purposes therein mentioned, bearing date
on the 22d day of June, 1921, aud recorded
in the county court of Bedford on Saturday
the oath day of May next, shall proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder, for read money,
ON thepremises,
a AOY OF AaNN,
in said county, (meadows of Goose creek
containing 81 acres, II snug framed dwelling
house, and other buildings. Shall convey
such title only asis vested in ME.
LEWIS WINGFIELD.
April %. w3ws 80
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Real Il PERSONAL Estate.



one half acre Lot in the town of Lynchbnrg,
| No. ] IL, and one hall acre Lot adjoining No.
| | IL, on the \. T.. side thereof and which two
Lots comprehend The ground and premises
now the residence of the said John II Gordon.
One Lot containing 9th Of an acre, on Fed.
eral Hill, with two story framed house
| thereon, now the residence OF Mr. David
khedes--S2I feet of ground on Diamond Hill
On I'd street running back TO lst street, GOD
feet, being tue same ground purchased of Mr..
Samuel Anthony, II feet OF ground on S. W.
side oil I'd street, purchased OF Williams, run
ming back 1872 tcet--2s5 acres OF Land ~
Campbell county, on the waters of Staunton,
purchased of VIM. liarrls---All of the suid Cor
dons interest in l29 acres of Land, near
Campbell court house, purchased OF james
Benagh as trustee. Also,
Nhe following Eesroes,
to wiz Prank, Fanny, Martini, Cornelius,
Frank, "a boy) Washington and James. Tile
title TO the above property is believed to be
good but acting rs trustees, We shall convey
such as is vested in us and none other
GEORGE CABELL,
THe5. HIGGINBoTHAM,. Trustees.
WILLIAM NORVELL,
The parties for whose benefit the above pro.
perty is To be sold, consent Ia the sale taking
place on a credit OF Il, II and Is months, np-
on the purchaser giving negotiable notes, pay.
able al either OF the Banks in Lynchburg, and
deed oil trust uponthe property to secnre the
payment e c.
L. Ii.
wv.
April IL. wtds SO
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JNR PRINTING

Exeeuted IN the nentest manner, and on the
most moderate terms, at tbs OGce ofthe
Trgsaisn
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saDDAEs, saDDyFs
SPRING SADDLES

lie subscriber returns his e....
acknowledgements to liberal n,i siateii
~. .t patronage he has received, and ;ae. lsf
tiiem that IN addition TO his pf, sem mo n'l9fe
oADDLERf, (Which is extensive AL sl'ek 4.
perior quality, he intends TO Offer 10 '1 u 81
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THE TRACT OF LAND

wherein the said James L. Hale resides, living
on Biackwater river, in Franklin county, Va.
Containing about 1870 acres, land which tract
of land is particularly described In the said
trust deedl as will be sufficient TO raise certain
claims, with interest which claims are also
described ia said deed, and all cost and char.
ges attending the execution of said trust Al
though the subscribers believe the title TO the
said tract Of land 10 be unqaestionably good,
yet they will only warrant 10 the purchaser the
tide which has been vested In them by said
deed John LAW, jr.
JOSEPH SMITH
April y. o. IA
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Notice.

DF virtue ola trust deed executed TO the
~ subscribers as trustees by James l.. Hale
and Nancy his wife, on the 9th day of April,
1923, and of record in the clerks Office of the
county OF Franklin will be sold, at public auc-
ton, on the premises, to the highest bidder,
Tor cash, an Saturday the 18th day of May
next, the whole or so much of
YHE TRACT M I.ANn
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, April II.
Catholick Question.
Personal alteration betpeen Mr.. Broug-
ham and Mr.. Canning.

Personal alteration 6etueen Mr.. Broug.
ham and Mr.. Canning.
After some petitions had been pre-
sented on this subject, Sir F. Burdett
rose to express his unqualified disappro-
baton of the farce that night to be per-
formed-a farce that had been over
and over again repeated-which had
never produced the slightest possible
good, but time after time, year after
year, had only sowed new seeds Of dis
content, and augmented the dangers to
which the country was exposed. After
the declaration of the Secretary for For
eign Affairs, made sorecently as the night
before last, that there was no chance
of carrying this question, either the
Right Hon. Gentleman had been de-
ceiying the publick, or he had been
himself deceiyed--and now, after find
ing and acknowledging his hopes to be
at an end, il was unaccountable that the
question should again be called up, to
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Iron, the .New- York Daily .4drertiser.1

From, the New- York Daily .4drcrtiser.
The English Ministry have submitted
to Parliament the whole budget of ne
gociation between Great-Britan and
France on the difficulties between the
latter nation and Spain. 1t has been a
great object with the French govern
ment to ascertain what course Great
Britain would pursue in case of actual
hostilities between France and Spain for
the alleged causes. Great-Britain has
uniformly answered to these inquiries,
that other powers had no right to in
terfere in the internal affairs of Spain
that "the Improvement of the new
Spanish system should, according to the
laws of nations, be left to Spain itselfn
and the British add, that they s'can-
not see any reasonable apprehensions 10
France from The state of affairs in Spainn
and as one object Of the correspon-
dence on the part Of France was to as
certain what moral aid Great-Britain
would afford the former ia case Of actu-
al hostilities, they should decline the
promise of moral, which we presume
means pecunidry aid, and still more
strongly active cooperation.
On the subject Of the warlike Notes
issued by the various powers Of the con-
tlnent, and the withdrawing their Am
bassadors from Spain, the British Minis
try answered, that they should decline
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g ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
+" Order of tie dan.

C Soldiers ! The confidence of the
King has placed me at your head, in or
der to fulfil the noblest of missions. Il
is not the spirit of conquest which has
made US take up arms-a more generous
motive animates us--we are going TO
place King on his throne, to reconcile
his people with him, and to re-establish
in neighbouring country, which is
prey to anarchy, the order necessary to
the happiness and safety Of the two
kingdoms. Soldiers You will respect,
and cause TO be respected, religion,
laws, and property-and you will rem
der easy the accomplishment of the du-
ty which is imposed on me, of maintain
ing the most rigid discipline.
"LOUIS ANTOINE.
"Heaa-quarters, Boyonne, April g."
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WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, May 90, 1928.
~rDEEEIEGpa

rEESEZEEf@n@~-
.Na,saetusetts Election.-The new Legisla-
lure of this State assemble to-day, at Boston,
for the purpose of organizing the government
for the ensuing year. Every branch Of the
Legislature is democratick.
We await, with some curiosity, the pro-
ceedings of the new Administration. That
many hopes are destined to be disappointed,
and many friends to be alienated, can hardly
be doubted by those who recolect the pro-
fessions of the leaders of the dominant party
before the election, and are aware of the
high expectations of the followers, now. The
violent will not be satisfied with prudent
measures; and the cautious well know that
want of moderation will put in jeopardy
their newly-acquired power. Then, as to the
Offices to which appointments must be made
so many will think their services deserve re-
ward, that, however those offices may be FILL
cd, dissatisfaction will be iet and expressed.
Perhaps, however, we do not attribute sufh-
Gent potency to the caucus-system, by which
| every thing is now managed. II raises TO of
| fee men who have not dreamed Of being
| qualified, and it may reconcile to disappoint-
| ment those who have. 6 We shall see what
we shall see."
we feel, hauaver. no great solicitude on
luis sulJect. The dominant party, unless
infatuated, must administer the government
upon the same general principles bv which
the late administration have been guided
Any very great departure from the course of
their predecessors, will assuredly lead 70
their ruin.
There IS one appointment to be made.
which, we think, will test, 10 some degree.
the disposition Of the new administration
The vacancy on the bench of the Supreme
Court, occasioned by the resignation of Jndge
Jackson, has been left by Gov. Brooks 10 be
hiled by his successor. That the new Judge
Will be selected from the present majority, is.
OF course, TO be expected. Party pride, if
nothing else, will compel to this, and there
Will be no objection TO it. But will the most
suitable man OF the party be selected? Who
are the candidates? They cannot be hume
rous, nor can there be much difficulty in de-
Gliding which of them would most adorn the
bench. The Lieut.. Governour elect, is, I'M
douotedy, on every account, the most promi-
nent candidate and his appointment would
satisfy the expectations of The people. But it
is already said, that he will not be nominated
10 The othce--why, we do not learn. Now
we venture to predict that the appointment
OF any other individual, if Mr.. Lincoln be
willing to accept the office, will not be well
relished by the friends Of Mr. Eustis. in the
country. The experiment of disregarding
their wishes, in this particular, is one which
can hardly be made with safety. Power sud
denly acquired, is easily lost-the time has
gone by, when the, machinery of party could
impel the people in direction contrary to
their wishes.
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Porto Cabello is now supplied with
six months provisions.
Killed and wounded, according to re-
port
Spaniards, 90 killed, 40 wounded
Colombians, 16l 81
2, p. M.-Since writing the above,
we learn that Com. Daniels is not a
mong the killed, but has been slightly
wounded--his ship having sustained the
action for hours and 10 minutes, a
gainst the Cassrda and Heyena, and
was sinking under them when she sur
rendered. ~ Y. Statesman, May 22.