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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- ANAWAf from the subscriber Saturday night the
~ i3ih inst. Two negroes-one black feet
high 20 wears old, stout and well made named The
hair IS rubed of the back part his head neck an
IRON collar which was taken of about 20 sebis
ing dark grey Jacket and paniaoohs OF oTtben
iacture tie carried from the gbbpurloud la
noreto alexandria, and there bought ly sir John Moss
whom purchased him about 20 days past The other
80 years old nHn'e lSRAELwith thick head of hair
shoulders lille peaking-and is uncommonly nrn, ia is
appearanee-ie took with him light grey twied krrsry
coat-a new coat and panialsoIs which had been
worn, made of dosbewuse cloth, filed with yarn and
cotton and died of dark coour-wh variety of other
clothns- chiefly homespun and or blankets lie
read and probably has Testament with him. They vii!
attempt TO pass as feemen aud escape through Rcond
or by water fom Petersburg or Norfslk.
viii give so for securing them both in Jail, and 25
dollars for either Of themi and ii brought will pay
ali expenses and IA reasonable additional charge.
THO GoODE.
GrfIN MecLl eni,.r ca IL. ~
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HlRELlNGS WANTED.
rTioBACCo sTEMMERs & TwISTEBS.-Tbe su,scri.
Il Der desires To hire for the cushing hundie
tobacco -. miners and also twelve expert
prtssn'en and inur good CHOPPERS, krg makers.
ManrheSier, IecS. 6S-tf COLIN MAO RAE.
MOTTO is hereby given, III the IN Tue Lnl
Hospital in the CITY OF Williamsburg occupied and
that no insre patients, male female will
the said hospital until OF the said cells vacant
Due notice al which win Ice given
BY order vi ibe Conr; of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, &C. d.
Ju'v ~. 1B2S. 2,-tf
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N(lIiICE

A LII persons having claims agains, the late Reuben
"A Wniree, "f Chesterfield county, requested
sent them for seirmeni those Indebted Nv bonds
open desired make payment wit0s
delay, indulgence he given
SAMUEL WINFREE, Executor
Of ReuLea Winfree de-
Petersburg Nov. IL se-wsw
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virtue o deed executed The RS
H by Edward Iaam and wife RUG date the I7b ,ay
OF April 1917 and duly recorded in the office oihc Hastings
Court OF itichnond SHALL for he purposes therein
pressed proceed o sr for ready money premises
nj ~ O'Clock gu the 25d nav of February next,
known property, the EAGLE TAVERN in the city Of
Richmond, aud the below the Eagle
tavern The ,iilc under which the subscribers will Is
believed to he insputabl, utt-y will canv-y only such
title al is vested in them by said deed Of trust
WIZ. DANDRIDGE, r,
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FARMERs, BANK OF VIRGINIA.

y'E annual meeting Of tbc Stockholders. 70, the election
al irect"rs 'or the bank, and tor the Offices of dis
and deposit. will he held the banking house. on
IS r,inesiay the 7tb day Of J.oupy
MAJ. NEKERyyS Cash.
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Westovcr. November fs S--tT
(hiE subscriber will extend his y, ihe Chancers
Court an' the Superior Courts OF Law, in Richn,on
including the Frral Court aud fur this purpose he has
iakena hsu.- and Office Ia the city, where he viii be, Tor
The most part during eight nine n,onihs in the
q. JOHNSON, OF Siauniun.
Dec. ~ cA--ist
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IN oiANCEhY: In Pow Iaan cosnI, co.ri, UcIoyT 1917
Il IG2S: '' S''o''' ION
""oe.' ohvis, exor oil VIM Davis, dec. Pr.
Samuel Davis, William Blackburn and Joseph n. Davi.
r,,. DIFF admits
rms day came the plaintiff by his Attorney and appear
ing To the Satisfaction al the that the defendant W,o
uaekourn is not an inhalan Of this STATE the NATION
Tue plaintiff IL Is d'creed and y the court that
sau ueiendaht do appear here heiure thiri
'"esy w january next, and the plaintiffs
anu give security FOR percrmng such the court
may make herein; and that copy OF this order be forth
~: se,'e ih some newspaper Published In The city
ne"nonu AMI continued for months and
n, hhoiher copy lie posted the door of the
courthouse of this county DAYS me-
Vious to the said third Thursday in january next
November ~. -
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AN OVERSEER WGNTED

WISH III empn, single well qualified an over
seer To live with me my farm In CHARLES Civ. Ons
rom above the falls James river would be preferred
ROBERT DuUrltAr
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IT
by virtue OF deed of trust executed by Michael W.
- n'nck to Edmund Taylor ibsan for the
purposes therein mentioned, bearing the tenth of
ccmber 1919, aud recorded in the
hri snai rs surviving trustee, pr-ceed sell Wed
nesay The seventh day of January II fair if
nrst TAR day thereafter u O'Clock before 'hp
Eagle tavern In the city of Richmond for ready money
Iyihrer slaves consisting OF and children
hose Wishing to purchnse will have opportunity This
sale at supplying themselves with soae
and several efficient crop hands.
Dec s. 6I-dS PATRICK GIRcON
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eopy-rese, WM. w. uENIEG. &C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, The parties Interested
Richmond, Dec. Sta 1923. s ~ please take Notice
that have appointed the 9Th day OF February next 10 CON-
mence the account directed in the foregoing the
court on which day ut O'clock A. M they required To
attend nj office in this city with their accounts anu
vouchers ready for examination and settlement.
Dec. IL 64-w4w n. BAKER. NJ a..
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'Hhe following SLAVES.
Ten Dollars Reward.

RUNAWAY about the 18th or 18th Of
AZ October, Il negro man named AMBER.
son, a large likely fellow, about 80 wears
old, little knock-kneed, stammers little in
ms speech when spoken to. lie may have
tree pass, and is perhaps making for a free
state. Tie carried away with him a new black
broadcloth coat and jacket, and | believe
white homespun cotton breaches, and started
with wooden soied shoes, butprohablv would
not take them, for he is fond OF playing the
fiddle, but is not very good hand Ii is thot
a slim mulatto girl belonging to Augustine
LeitwicL, by the name of PAT, is with him.
and that they will try to pass for man and
wife. I will give ten dollars to any person
who will bring him to me or secure him in
Jail so that get him again
SAMUEL HANCOCK.
December l7w4w
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A T court continued by adjournment
~ aud held Tor Amherst county al tire
court house, on the 2uL day OF November,
1879,
Lee II Burks, plaintiff
dIdiHsf
Richard Henry Bmks, James Powell and
wilkins Watson, defendants,
~ CUfNCERY
On motion Of the defendants, Il Is ordersd,
yb-t unless the plaintiff shall amend his bill,
and make Nathaniel Henry apariy defendant
in this suit, at the next court after he shall
have been served with a copy Of this order,
the injunction awarded him in this case shall
stand dissolved as the act of this dat aud II
appearing 10 the court that the plaintiff does
not reside within the limits Of this common
wealth this order i. ordered 10 be inserted
IN The Yirginian, published in the town Of
Lynchhurp during the term oil two mouths
A Copy--Tes este
TO- A p. DAVIES, Clerk
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classical SCHOOL,

NEW SESSION of Che Subscriber
y sehaaI - iast be,aH. It's eoursr vi T.
sfian viii comprise reading, pcnmsn'h'
bauli.h srsnnlHr, the sariVds brsnche' q
.,nsibeasfic< fs.e rndiuents oI astronomy al
natn,ai philosophy. and all the LHin an
Ir,rt Ia sSir, that arr rad IA the 6rst s1hool
in the United states.
TEAMS OF TUITION, FOR Il session q
hpe u.Ss.Its
Reading, Writing aAd l. Grammar 81. D.
Aaihn,eiic and Geography With ihe
above 10 W
Tue Latin Language. Mathematics or
the use OF the Gi,i.es 10 ="
Tue Greek Language, Astronomy or
\ PHILOSOPHY :" W
One hiatt OF the tuition Tres VIII be doe "a
the middle OF the sessioa--tbe other hall al
the close OF IL. His vouchers ieT character
aud abilities III his protcss,en are gea'''thea
Of birh standing aud known rc'ianshhEY -
No yacai Ian gill take place before The month
Of Anc,xt pafdis will be received at any
time OF The se-sou, but none ~,ll IL admit.
Ted for u les period than a session, nnirss by
-n.e,ai agreement. iew young gentlemen
can .be accommodated with hoard IA his tam
lie on rcasonahle terms Gentlemen wIs''ins
farther information ahoaf the school ~ ques
ton are respectfully referred 10 J nanSocii
pa. NJ IN. franklin Hatel, or 10 Mr. III Mo-.
RS. orinciuai OF the Female Academy. With
Mr. Hancock are left oeftan specimens oil
raouRn.h,p-bv them IL cnn be asoertained
sav far that department OF education was
successfully conducted the last session.
j MCNSELL.
December a2sv4w
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STOW the Villain,

DUNAWAY the Cd nf this mont
mulatto man named NED He
fellow, but has a large breast and is s,ro,',,1'
made, little bow-egged, a high full forebasy
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and a t,lssII'
sharp chin-wears his hair tied behnd-haao'ee
bold and open countenance when spokan
He is keen artful fellow, aud perbse. TO-
read and write little. His clothing fa,, .dn
particularly describe, tho there is No >S Sp1,t
he is genteely clothed He has good S ,1,'pt
watch, with Il gold or gilt chain. boots ia
He rode off DARK GREY MARE. abon, !,
feet 8 inches high, in good order, shod befa,o
her shoes not much worn-she is lepptbv o,,3
well formed-and has the marks of rioual p
gear upon her shoulders, and considers9Ina
scar upon one of them, high on the shouIda.
blade, i think on the right. She has Won,
thick tale and name, though moi very lone
She is spirited and active and rides well H.
IS well equipped for travelling, with saddls.
bags. big coat Of bear skin with large cane,
&c. have no doubt he has obtained free no
pers, and will attempt TO pass rs free man
and make to some free state, and have M
doubt but he has altered his name. Heis,
handy fellow, a good house servant, mill,
and shoemaker, and can turn his hand 10 m,
thing, and have no doubt bu, he has a pIen,y
of money will give reward of FIFy
DOLLARS TO any person who will delve,
him to me, or secure him in any jail so that
get him again, within this state and if taken
withoutthe state ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs
IL secured or delivered to me and ten doIlst.
for the mare il taken within this state and de-
iivered 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
out of the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug 2e. wts3
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HOUSE Of Entertainments.

me sub'ori Der having made arrange.
ments tor he purpose, Inns commenced
seeP,hg entertainment again at his old stand,
i.'eS above Bedford court house, on ihe
man IN road, where he hopes to share portion
OF the public patronage
mere IS also at the stand a good BlacS
snIh SHOP, where horse -shoeiDg, &c. can
be done at the shortest notice.
JOIN p GRAY
December g. ,7w4%
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six Negroes for sale.

WILL BE SOLD, in the town Of
~ Bethel, in the county of Amherst, on
Friday the I'd day of January next. four ne.
gro men and two women, belonging to the
estate ct William TinsIey, decd. Terms Il.
sale JAMES TINSIrv ""y Vi
December .. ,,dv15
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Fresh and Desirable GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING HIS SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AMONG HHTCH

5uperhne blue aud black Cloth
Fashionable Coiaia aud Olive do.
DO. do. do. Cashmere.
Olive do.
Elegant raised striped do.
MerlnO md silk vestings
LON aud Jerry do. (neu ayie)
Lambs Wool Shirts
II Linens aud Lawns OF approved bleach
Cotton aud Worsted Hosiery
3 corded Swiss Cotton Hose, usry fine
Pelisse Cloths
Scarlet printed Salisbury Flanncls
Woodstock Gloves
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THE LOT OF GROUED
MY. John huM,ain,

AXE NOTlCE-1hat on Tuesday the 9th
day OF January next, Mt nv own bouse,
IN the county of Amherst, | shall take the
dispositions of Watt Duncan, Beauford
Camden, Henry Camden aud others, TO be
read as evidence in the Staunton chancery
court, in a suit therein depending. in which /
am plaintiff and you aud David TAYLOR are
defendauts-And on Friday the 9th dar of
January next, AT the tavern house of Alex.
Ander Shields, in the town of Lexington.
Rockhrdge county, | shall take the deposi-
tons of Nicholas Jones and others to be read
as evidence in the same srit. And viii CONT
nue. from day to day Sundays escepted) un-
ill all the said dispositions are taken.
Your obedieRt servant,
5ABEZ CAMDEN >.
December s. w4wl7
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The following Property, viz :
One other Tract,

ia the said county, containing by estmation
300 acres, lying on Bishops creek, immedi-
alely above and adjoining the tract frs men
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Rose & Patteson

TNNDER their sincere thanks to the ci,
Il tisens ofhe ricimty Of Lynchdurg, 70,
the great confidence reposed in them, since i,r
connection IN the practice Of Medicine, but such
IS the number Of unsettled accounts on llti,
books, and so completely is their time oceuysd
byProtessionai duties, that they hare been com.
Pelled 10 get Capt. H. Boiiinger, TO close A,r
books, commencing in 1919, aud ertelding 10
3la December, 1922; confidently 6eherire.
those uho are unable 10 make payment aiV moi
object 10 giUing due bill
Their attention to The sick uiH be iYdefatiga.
Ole, ana Their charges Tor, especially 10 liox
'0ho make payment once a year
October 3. anon O
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lana, Negroes, Corn, Sc
ron sale

IN pucsasrce of a deed Of trust executed
10 us by Wa. n. Cabel., esq, bearing dais
he 9Th day Of March, IN the year 1924, aud
recorded IN che courts al the counties of Mel
son aud Buckingham, We shall, u, 7UESD.4I
me lUk dqye II December aeri, 1t TAR, II not.
the neat tair day, proceed to sell, To the high
est bidder, al psbiic auction,
The following Property, viz
0NE TRACT OF LAND, in the county oil
Buckingham lying on James RIVER, and on
Bishops Greek, containing by estimation zoo
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JUDY NOLCOMBE
NEsPECTyLLY informs tie publ,
4 q thai shs an open
.iouse Of Entertainment,

n the upper eud ri Charlotte, immediately
IN the msiH foad ifatkng from lyuebbnfg To
hsriuite aud Prince Id"ard court houses, 20
sniis< south east "i Lsacbhurg, = ai'les north
eaa OF Campbell coari housr, 1s mites nadh
Vest of CbaflOue court house, and - miles
.pu,h Wi al priare EdN ard court house ,
pnc nds aud a quarter from tie Red House,
On the rad Go LynchbmK Iks house Is II
convene nj distance ifoH the IoBd, consisting
of many apartments, which viii render II
CON tnndioss TOR ace aumodatinp families, and
from pasf experience size halter, herself that
hose who NAY favor her ~ their patronage
viii receive such accom- odstfJn rs viii be
satisfactory.
November %. wGwflh
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.AAVertisenAent.

N pursuance of the last " i'll and testament
OF John Lamont, dec d, will be offered for
sale, at public auction, To the highest bidder
AT Liberty, on the 22d day of December next,
IL being Bedford court dav.
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EDUCATION.


TlNHE next session Of Il. billiards. school
i viii begin on Monday the 9Th day OF Ja-
Hnary, 1924 The course, ia this school, will
comprise, on the most approved plans, the
subjects commonly taught in the best English
schools, VIZ. Spelling, Reading, Writing, A.
rithmetic, English Grammar critically, Geog-
raphy with the use OF the Globes, Mapping,
History, Eplstolary Composition, Bellies Let
tres, Euelid's Element, surveying practically
aud the Elements OF Natural and Moral Phi
losophy.
session will be 81 months, and no scholar
admitted for u Smarter time
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, So per sos-
sion.
The same, including the rudinents OF Arith-
mcUC, Grammar and Geography, $40 per ses.
sion.
The above extensively, with the use OF the
Globes, Mapping, History and Epistolary Com
position, Sl2 90 per sess'oa.
Bellies Lettres, Euclid's Elements, Survey
ing, Mc slb per session, payable in every case
/ at the expiration of the session
! This schools furnished with n set of Globes
! Surveyors Compass, small Quadrant, by
which Trlsonometry will bc taught practically
TO students OF surveying, aud large collco
ton OF the latest aud best Maps
Books viii be furnished at the regular retail
prices.
+ billiard will furnish or 4 small boy,
with honrd, on reasonable terms, ii applica
ton be made before his school is filled
The strictcsi attention will be paid 10 the
morals as we'll as TO the mental improvement
OF those who may become members oil thit
school.
Gentlemen uuncqnnnted with me, are re-
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lli the k..A,\NS

of which the said Lamont died seized, lying
aud being in Bedford county, containing by
former surveys, between two aud three thou
sand acres. This tract. OF land is generally
known by the name of
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Poiiteness ana HANGING.

ana Oegs leave TO announce TO them that, ma
wing engaged the spacious and comfortable
"".' room IN the Washington Inn, be purpo'
ses, on MONDAY 1.-The lst Of December next, 70
I Iolamehce another session, during which bis
oes' a'o most active endeavors shah be used,
81 ahce the progress of his pupils, and MT.
III continuance OF public APPRECIATION 1hs
success which has hitherto attended his pro.
iess'onai e1ertions, will, he fatters himself,
suihcientiy recommend him 10 such of his for
meF patrons as may wish TO have their chil.
aren further instructed in an aceomllishmtnt
winch adds much TO the ease, grace and dig.
nlty OF persons in their intercourse with soci'
ETY. 10 those who are umacquainted with his
pecn'iar and approved mode of tuition, he can,
II required, produce the most satisfactory teSi
,lmonials of charac er, professional ability, &c.
lie pledges himself To pay the strictest attcr.
uon TO the department and manners OF oil
care.
subscription list will be left at the bar OF
me Franklin Hotel and Washington Inn.
n. B.-Priva . instruction viii be eiven 10
INDIVIDUALS, at their houses, if they prefer such
mode OF instruction.
November 81 tct,l5
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Office.

- ot1oSe
by virtue of deed of trust executed by
- James p6de to the subscriber, for purpo-
SEES therein mentioned, benring date the lst
day OF June, 1922, and recorded in the clerk
Office OF the hustings court OF Lynchburg, /
shall proceed 10 sell, on the premises, on the
LIST day OF December next, if fair, if not the
next fair day,
a certain parcel Of GROUND,
near the head NJ I'd Aud Sd streets, containing
two acres, be the same, more or less, togeth-
er with all the HOUSEHOLD &. KITCHEN
FURNITURE conveyed in said deed, consis-
ting of beds, chairs, tables, timepiece, carpen-
tiers tools, books, sc. &c.
Acting rs trustee ! shall convey only such
title as is vested IN me. W. BURD.
October 81. tdsl2
p The above sale is POSTPONED
until Monday the 2ad December.
w BURD, Trustee
November FL. wtds
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%utwe..
Valuable Property for sale,

1T AUCTION
DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
D the subscriber by Maj Thomas huld, Tor
the purpose of securing 10 Andrew 5 hbhlo"
and Others certain sums Of money, as expires
sed In said deed, which decd Is duly record
ed in the clerk office OF Campbell county,
shall proceed sell, nj public auction, on
Monday the Oh do Of January, 1924, one
rrart IA AaAd,
Containing ga acres, on Lawson creek, in
Campbell county, II miles below thu court
house-thc sale to TAKE place on the prcnl.
ses And on Tuesday the 9th OF aid Inonth,
] shall, at the town of Brook.neal, in sa,d
county, on 9tsunton river, proceed TO sell
Nne , ract al t.ana,
Containing I60 acres, lying in soid county, ;
miles from said town, and ~ acres OF RICH
LAND adjoining said town, an Stannlon RI
yer, and SEVEN LOTS in said town, part Of
which are improved, aud ~ acres IN said Town
marked (MB) with the FERRY aud WARE
HOUSE. The terms al sale will lac made
known on the respective days OF sale The
right to said property is undoubtedly good,
nut shall convey such title only as is vested
N ms a. trustee PHILIP gibbs,
December B. l7w3w Trustee
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yNH WANTING

Erscuted IN the neatest manner, end on n
most moderate ternss, at the Office ofte,
Tirglnias
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povter's MountaiM Tract

A considerable portion of IT is valuable lohac-
CO land. There are some three or -four ten
ants on this tract That part which rs cut,
the most part OF II is valuable for own and
small grain This land is well worth the at
tenton of those who wish 10 raise tobacco
II will be laid of 10y survey Into tracts oftrom
1 10 600 acres To suit purchasers, unless some
gentleman should be disposed to purchase The
a irp IrnrI
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And one other Tract.

in the cosuty aforesaid, on Shirleys creek,
containing by estimation 700 acres, and adj
joining the two tracts first mentioned Mr.
William ellis, living at Monte yideo, near
these lands, will show then ON application.
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IN pursuance of decree If the worship
= y tul In. county conrt of Campbell pro-
nnuncrd on the 9th dav of September last,
an the case OF Richard Perkins, complainant
In chancery AGAINST Charles Williams, Benja-
min Perkins and 8eajamin Lewis, defendants,
will he sold, agreeably TO the provisions of u
deed Of trust executed by Charles Williams
- Benjamin Perkins, by way of public auc.
ton, Tor cash, on Friday the 18th day of the
present month, (DcccmheD
THE LOT OF GROU Nd,
Whereon the large brick building stands, stu
ated in the corporation of Lyuohburg, at the
junction of Washington and second streets,
and generally known by the uhme OF Will
LlAMS'S PROPERTY. The sale will take
place on the premises Acting as commits
sioner of the court in the room OF trustee,
the title viii be made are9riingly.
JOSEPH ECHOLS, Commissioner.
December 3. i1ctds
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber by Jabez Leftwich. If.
and Martha his wife, bearing date the eGth
day of September, 1890, aud of record in
the clerks Office of the county court of
Bedford, to secure sundry debts therein
expressed, due to George T. Williams &
Co., lshall sell, at public auction, for cash,
on the esd day Of December, 1898, at the
DIV Cling house Of the said Jabez Lefryich.
Jr. III the county of Bedford
Ehe following SLAVES,
To Wit jacob, Daniel, Charles, Ralph,
Vilet, Dolley and ONE girl child Angelina.
Suckey and Eliza, and the increase of the
females, or so many thereof as will be suf-
fcient to satisfy the debt, named in the
deed aforesaid, and the cost of CARVING the
same into effect. The title To the above
slaves is believed to be good, but shall
convey such title as is vested in me as
trustee, aud no other.
SAMUEL HANNAH, Trustee.
December 2. ltwtd.s4
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Also, one Other Iract.

In the neighborhood of the Peaks, in said
county, containing about 1870 acres. This
tract many years ago sold for a guinea an "a
cre-h is a snug little place. Bond with I'm
doubted security, with lien on the land TO
secure the pnyment, will be required, The
whole will be sold upon one, two and three
years credit. The title is believed TO be un-
doubted. The executors will make such III
tie as they are authorised to make by the will.
ISAAC 0rEY,
MITCHELL EWING, TX rs.
November %. w3yI6