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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13
Thirty Dollars Reward.
on THURSDAY Night, March 27, 1925,
SAMIIEI. Mel .EILANfS


HOUSE was robbed OF the following articles, viz.
Il Feather Beds, / Field Bed Stead, Mahogany, 4
Mahogany Pembroke Table large size, Mahogany
Light Stand, Silver table Spoons marked ID. silver
tea Spoons, Il Knives and Forks, with black Ivory
handles, ! pair brass Shovel aud Tongs, with brass
books, pair brass Andirons, I pair polished Steel
Shutters and Tray, Jappaned bread Tray, gilt edge.
J WOODEN Parloar Carpet, Trunks one OF which is an
English dry goods trunk, large size. feet high one
about feet long, round top one common sized trsv
elling Trunk, the three covered with hairskn; ore
small do. Leather one Chest newly made nor paint
cd about three ieet long containing cloths &c. one
Chest newly made painted containing surdTy arti
cles, Copper tea Kettle, Window Cunans4 Reed
Window Curtains, aoweied set Copperplate Bed
Curtains sci Gilt China, complete, I Plated Castor
and Bottles set Lustre Ware, Flat Irons large
Bake a1tle English Double flint DecarTers 1umblcrs
and Wine Glasses, ? lalge size silver plated Candle
Sticks. brass Candle Stick, with glass Lamp, one
gold Key and Seal With red Comedian Stone.
Ii is supposed the above articles were taken and
conveyed away BIZ my wife Nancy, formerly Nancy
Darymple, or kennebee County, together with aboua
two thousand dollars in cash-Any person that viii
give information SO that the Goods can be Obtained
shall receive tile above reward, and ten per cent. fey
an the money OF notes that may be found with the
Goods Ard this is 10 forbid all persons trusting o.
haTbouring my Wife on my account as they woulS
avoid the penalties Of the law as Shall pav
no debts other contracting.
She probably is now making her way to some far-
mer acquaintance. She IL tan and slim. brown hair
gray eyes swatAy complexion, mole Of considerable
size on the let cheek SAMUEL MeLELLAN-
Portland, april %, 1928
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CHAMBERLIN & KTTTREDGE,
OFFER FOR SALE
Ar No 6, CENTRAL-Row, PORTLAND,
100 BBhS No. ! PORK,
80 half barrels No. 2 do.
IS bbls. Bone Mid filings, do.
25 do. Clear do. do.
1000 lbs. HAMS,
100 kess LARD,
90 do. BUTTER,
1000 lbs. do. in Tubbs and Balls, suitable
for Families use.
1000 lbs. CHEESE,
100 bushels Rye MEAL,
The aforementioned articles will be sold on
favorable terms if applied for soon.
.4LSO-.4s .abore,
so bushels n. York SHAGBARKS,
Ind a general assortment Of
w |. Goods and Groceries.
Portland, April 20.
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SAMUEL FEsSENDEN and THOMAS AMORY
- DEBLOfS CounseliOTs and Attornies At Law have
Removed from the Office formerly occanied nv Them
TO Rooms over tho store Of Mr. Ebenezer Webster it
Hopkins buildings, IN Middle Street opposite the
head Cr0ssstreet where any business entrusted "a them
will be gratefully received and faithfully sransacted
Portland. Jan 81, 1923. If
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CUMBERLAND, SIS.
To ne Hon Justices of the Court of Common
Pleas, holden al Portland uithin ard for SAID
county Of Cumberland on The first Tuesday Of
March, A. ID. 1898.
JIUMBLY shews MOSES HALL, Of Portland a.
l. 4 foresaid Merchant, that he is seized and
possessed 10 fee of and as tenant in common Of
and in certain real estate situated in Falmouth
in said County, being twelve acres Of land Rob-
ert Hall late of said Falmouth died sliced Of,
with the buildings thereon and bonded as fol-
lows, viz; northwardly by the road leading to
Piscataqua mills so called-easterly by Capt.
Samuel Freeman's land southwardly by land
formerly owned by Robert Iial--westery by
the county road leading to Gray. The
said Moses Hall of one undivided fifth part, with
some person or persons to your petitioner IN
known. That he cannot possess, occupy and
improve the said fifth part to any advantage
while the same lies in common aud undivided as
aforesaid, but wholly looses the profits thereof.
Whereas he prays that notice may issue IN due
form oflaw and that his said part may be as
signed and set off in severalty.
MOSES HALL, by
NATHAN CUMMINGS, his Attorney.
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4. s. J. Mason,
Heed of merchants Wharf PORTLAND,
HAVE FOR SALE,
ON bills. clear PORK-35 bbls. No. do.
" ~ % hbds. Boston BACON,
$40 kegs LARD-200 lbs. BUTTER,
1000 10. CHEESE-120 boxes mild CANDLES,
200 boxes HERRING-l0 boxes LEMONS,
Chests and boxes Souchong rENE AS
and Young Hyson =
Hhds. ST. Crox RUM-piPes Holland GIN,
Hhds. aud bbls. American ditto,
Quarter & half quarter casks WIN ES
Lisbon and Malaga w ALN AAC.
Boxes STARCH boxes PIPES,
p Is doz. HOES-l0 doz. SHOVELS G. SPADES,
goo straws TUMBLERS.
$50 bids. coarse SALT, &C. sc.
Portland, May 6, 1928 CIV.
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Fish Stand 10 Let.

THE subscriber offers to lot his stand on Jew
= ell's Misunderstanding oftwo ores, Flakes
and other conveniences for curing Fish, For
particulars apply to ALLMERY HAMBLEN.
Portland, April 30.
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CARRIERS NOTICE..

MAIL CAKHiFR . NUTICE.
g IRE al hlng hat the reyy seltl and essence By
trade 0re regular payn,tats,"
UIHOSE persons, who are indebted 70 the SUBJ
4 scriher, for the transportation Of papers, &c.
during the last year, are requested TO make pay
ment by the first Of May next.
THOMAS FULLER
Portland, April %, 1923.
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HCONGRESS SCHOOL.

TNHE subscriber inform, tue inhabitantaof Port
= land, that be will open his SCHOOL, on
Monday, the nineteenth day Of May next, In tEe
VFsTRY, in the new Methodist Westinghouse
in CoNGRrss STREET, where he WiIl Instruct
youth Of both sexes, III English GcosrHPhicli,
NGllent1iical end UercaHHle Studies.
From bis long experience as an Instructor, tie
healthy situation and conveuieucy Of BIZ school
room, and from hs success i'll other schools, lie
hatters himself that he shall deserve and viii OBJ
ain share Of patronage from the citizens Of
Portland.
TFApplration FOR admission may re made 10
Mr.. MosEs DAVIS. Excbange-S,. Mr. CHEIsrO-
PIER RAM d, Cumberlsnd-St. or 10 ,he sub>ciiher
at Mr.. BENJAMIN DoDGE's, in Maine-Nt.
I. HIGGINS, Jr-
Portland, April 90. If
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Rum, Sugar, Flour, &C.
81 p Puocheous Grenada s. Tobago RUM
lG "a hhds. Muscovado Sugar, prime quality
50 Barrels Superfne FLOUR;
600 BoxesMou Taiiow CANDLES,
$50 do. No. and SOAP
10 Bags Havana gfeen COFFEE,
95 Hhds Retailing MOLASsES,
90 NJ. Havana SkGARS,
50 Kegs new LARD,
$50 BbIs. TAR.
100 do. Wilmington PITCH,
10 do. Rrigh' VARNISH,
For sale at No. g. Yong whRrf-by
STEPHEN WAITE, Jr.
May 6.
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Andrew Scott.

INFORMS his friends and the public
a that be continues business at the Store lately
occupied by BARBOUR ~ SCOTT, Exchange
Sired.
lie has just opened great variety OF Calicoes
-Ginghams- Nankip and Canton Crapes--crape
ShawIs--See. suckers SynChaws-- SarsDetts---
black aud coored I.eesntines- plaid Silks-Meri-
"a and NJ tino pointed Shawls and Handh erchlefs
Cashmere ShaWls--Gloves and Hosery-Linen
Steam Loon Shiriin.s- Camhrics- Nuslins---
Jeans Dinot es-Flag snd Bantanna Hand
ke chef,--cotion Shr,ings-- Sheetings-Checks
--Sr,pes, g.. Making with part Of the former
stock Of q s. comneie assortment Of
English, French, India and american
GOODS
which he offers for safe cheap Jor Cash only.
April 8. CIV.
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.

GARDINER IRON WORKS.
THE Subscriber, Agent Of the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale at
the Agency Store in Gardiner, the following ar
ticles viz
Saw Mil Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill SPindles,
Hsiter's Basins, CIother's Plates,
Crow Bars, Plough Moulds and CouIlers,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad rons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudseous Of all sizes,
Brands for names, &C. made at short no
tice
The above articles will be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit Orders for any description
of Castings, will be executed punctuallv in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, Jr. agent
Gardiner, Sept. Q, 1922. IT,
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

No.11, Jones Ro,e, Exchange t--PorilGnd,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECFIYED-
15O ar. casks off. Z. F. and T. ?.
500 canisters r. F. and F. and T. P.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers Of the U. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
A large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished at a short notice.
0J-Gentlemen are invited to call and examine
the above Powder. IF Oct. %.
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]. & E. HOOLE
OFFER ror safe, at their Store, head OF Tngra-
~ hs.s's Vharf,-A good assortment OF
n. L. Goods d Groceries,

30 chests and boxes Hyson, y.
Tyson, n. Skin aua S uchong TEAS ~ hhIs.
w. /. RUM Q do. old J. Rum; 10 hbds. new
do 3pipss BRANDY; s do. II GIN; IS bbls.
a. Sim; Is haIs and quarter casks Malaga, Lis
bon end :. NJ. VINE; Demijoh old Madeira
Wine boxes and bags white aud brown Havana
SUGAR: Loaf and Lump do; 30 bhdf. MO-
LASES; 6 bags COZ FEE; casks Rice 6 bates
Cotton; 10 casks Raisins; 10 boxes NJ. 20 ; bags
Pimento and Pepper; Ginger t: Cloves; Nutnegs;
Ce<sa; Indigo boxes Starch Alum Copperas !;
Log & Red Wood; boxes Chocolate; kegs Mustard;
20 bbs clear aud M. Pork 90 bbis mess and
No. Beef; Turks Island Salt bags blown do. !;
II boxes dipped Candles; bbls. Sperm Oil !;
f2 cwt. Shot; 10 casks Powder ;.fg and half ID.
Rolls Tobacco; bladders Snuff; 80 0C0 A. and
Spanish Cigars; 1900 u. Cottoa Yarn 10 doz.
Eng. and a. Shovels; SO doz. Hoes cotton and
wool Cards; casks 20, 10, 8, and Ill Nails 8
by 10 and Z by Glass: SO bushels white Beans;
No. Q and cuIIed Mackerel: 600 quintals Cod
Fish, in good shipping order; 1000 ID. No. 1 and
Butter in kegs; 500 red OAK Shocks and Heads
80 VI. good Shingles.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-03
\ ' a\uable Stand.

HNIE Subscriber wishes to dispose Of
4 that noted stand for pnblic house, in
New London, at present kept by Mrs. Ann
Miller.
The numerous inducements which il offers
ore 50 obvious as scarcely to need detailing
II is situated on the great western road, so
much irequcnted, AT II miles from Lynch
burg, Immediately on the turnpike, now com
pleted that far. The house is large and com
handing, and admirably calculated for enter
tanmont the out-houses in a good state of
repair. the yard recently enclosed aud neatly
SET with trees, the garden OF nearly two acres
highly productive; the lots, attached TO the
property, by their neatness and fertility add
ing equally 10 its value and ornament: md,
besides the other ont houses, am lCE-HOuSE
which never fails 10 keep ice throughout the
season.
In addition 10 the above permanent advan-
tages, il at present has the accidental though
highly important recommendation of being
III The greatest rcpute for the excellent man
ner in which il has been kept by the present
occupant II is deemed useless to enlarge
further on its desifablenes9. Those who NAV
feel an inclination To purchase, are invited to
come aud examine the property for them
selves. The terms will be very moderate, and
will he made known either by my mother,
who now occupies the property, or by my
self SAMUEL I. MILLER,
Sept 20. Pms
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At a oou't heid for Fronhlin county, at the
eoluHhouSe on The fourth day Of .iuguSt,
1928.
Joseph Greer and Fanny his " life, Pitts
Against
Peter Holland, executor &c of Elisha Ly.
on Deceased, John NJ. Holland, Administrator
&c. OF Mary ebster deceased, John Web
sler, Elisha, Lyon, John Lyon, Elijah Lyon,
DanIel Lyon, Peter Lyon, Rees Hughes and
Polly his wife Dens.
IN CGIRfCERY.
The Defendants John LYON, Elijah Lyon
and Daniel Lyon, not having enteredtheir ap-
pearance aud given security agreeable to the
Act OF Assembly, and the rules OF this court
ana 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court, that they are not inhabitants of this
state on the motion of the Plaintiffs bytheir
council ii as ordered, that the said non-resi-
dent defendants do appear here on the first
Monday in November next, and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and thata copy ofthis order be
forthwith inserted in the Tirginian, a paper
edited in the town of Lynchburg TOR eight
weeks snccessively, and that another copy be
posted At the trout door OF the courthouse of
this county.
copy-1rste
CALEB TATE, c.fc.c.
August % "a
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Eeaonian Mills,
Mr. AHe III. Hunks,
Sept. 10

n-As you are not an inhabtant of
shon 'n,s state, you will take notice. that |
lid pes',Ion the honorable Creed Tavor,
cba6c VI me Lynchburg superior court OF
in tbo on The Eth day OF October ne,t,
+ arm o .omh Oh Lynchburg, during the next
ward ,,'" aa superior court of chaucery, to a.
cause depending in the chanrrry s;de Of thn
u ',S"iy court of Amherst, wherein Won are
and myself and others are Jeterd.
1nts, 10 said superior court of chancery and
sna'' a',edge as cause for said removal. Tire
!, ;, ea' ueiay in the said county court to taAa
~ 'he sad cause and determine the samr
September NJ, '0 y = 1850
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Mr.. petev EoYe.

l- lR-As you are not an lnhabitant OF
~ the Commonwealth OF Virginia, you will
please take notice that we shah on Monday
9Th October, 1923, at the store house of Pres
Icy ID. Richardson & Co. in the county OF
Charlotte, state OF Virginia, proceed to take
the dispositions of Reuben Fore, sen. Charlie
Farrcr, Robert Baldwin, Margaret Davis and
othcrs--and TO continue from day te day until
all are taken--also nj Alcrryman s shop in the
county of Prince Edward on Tuesday dth day
OF November, 1923 to take the dispositions ol
James Davis, Ralph Merryman, Peter Davis Il
ohcrs-also at the store house of John c.
Miller n Co. in the county of Charlotte, state
of Virginia, on Monday 10th November,
1923, 10 take the dispositions of Samuel +.
Moses and others--and also az Jas Crockcts
Iron works in the county of Wythe, state Of
Virginin, ON Friday 2sth day of November,
1928, 10 tale the dispositions of Temple Bald
win, Polly Baldwin aud others, and to cont
nue. from day 10 day until the whole are taken,
all of which is intendedto be read asevdcnce
in cause in Chancery, now depending in the
county court of Charlotte, wherein we are
plaintiffs, against James Fore IT, james Fore,
sen. and yourself defendants.
JOlINP RICHARDSON,
THO. y. RICHARDSON,
August 90. w4wF
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St0p The NiNaini

DUNAWAY the Cd of this month
"A mulatto man named NED. He is a lo,'.
fellow, but has large breast and is stroneI'.
made, little bow-legged, a high full forebeoy
dark eyes, holes III his ears, and a folerabey
sharp chin--wears his hair tied behind-has.
bold and open conntenance when SPOKEN =,
lie Is keen artiui fellow, aud perbaps co..,
read aud write little. His clothing | cam.
particularly describe, tho there is no da"I.
he rs genteelly clothed. He has good silT..
watch, with gold or gilt chain, boots. $50
lie rode off DARK GREY MARE. ahon, a
feet sinches high, in good order, shod before
her shoes not much worn--she is lengthy and
well lormed--and has the marks OF nIouoh
gear upon her shoulders, and a consider;I1s
scar upon one of them, high on the should.
blade, think on the right She hns a vor,,
thIck tale and name, though not very lnne
one Is SPIRITED and active and rides well lilo
IS wei equipped Tor travelling, with saddle.
bags, hig coat OF bear skin with large cane
@c' nave no doubt he has obtained free ,e'
Pefs, ana VIII attempt 10 pass as a free npp
and make to some free state. and haze 80
doubt but he has altered his name 10 nv Nv
handy fellow, good house servant. mill.
and shoemaker and can turn his hand ,o''. '.
thing, and have no doubt but he basp nle,,?y.
OF money, will give reward of FIE3y
DOLLARS 10 any person who will deIiya.
nm TO me, or secure him in any jail 50 that
gel hIm again, within this state: and if faLoa
without the state ONEIlUNDRED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered TO me and ten dollo,o
Tor the mare II taken within this state and do
iVered 10 me, and twenty dollars if tala,
out oil the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug 80. VIA
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Also, at The same tIne and place, VII be
exposed, to public sale, agreeably to the pro-
visions Of the fourth section OF the act passed
ON The cath day of April 1920, entitled " An
act making further provisions for the sale Of
the public lands, such lands situate within
the above mentioned townsphips as have be-
come forfeited to the United States prior te
the lst of October, 1870, for failure to COM
plete the payment within the period prescrib.
cd by law.
The sales will open with the lowest num-
bered section, township, aud range, aud pro-
coed IN regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the City Of wash
ington, this 18th day OF August, 1923.
BY the President:
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YNHE time FOR which / contracted with

HtHE time Tor which / contracted with
Il AR William Ramsay, for the manage
ment OF my printing establishment OF The Pr
gina Patriot i Riobmond Mercantile .1deertiser.
expired on the 3lst December, 1922, and &c.
cordlng TO the original contract between us
(the Office not being able 10 pay the claims
the whole OF the establishment reverted To
me; except such printing materials as the
said William Ramsay might purchase with his
own funds aud bring into the office, which no
was allowed the privilege of taking away.
All persons indebted To the said establish
ment, are requested TO make immediate pa,-
ment OF their balances TO me, as | am fully
authorized to receive what may be due To the
4th February, 1923, as will appear by the fol
lowing instrument of writing, signed by Viii
liam Ramsay, As well as an advertisement
published IN the Virginia Times, the ID inst.
AUGUSTINE DAVIS.
hereby authorize Mr.. Augustine Davis. to
collect and give acqaittances for all debts
now Que the Office of the Political Expositor.
the Virginia Patriot aud Richmond Mercan
tile Advertiser, while conducted bv me, for
subscription, advertising, and Job work-.Just
sifsets against me TO be allowed
(5igneD WILLIAM RAMSAY.
Richmond, July 25.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-03

DtutOf u 80 pttHDtf tOUTI, 1919.
John Hatcher, admir-. of BENJAMIN Hat
cher, dec d. and some OF his heirs and distrib.
utces, plaintiffs.
Against
Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods and
Hugh Woods, Samuel Hatcher, Patsy Smith,
fhebe Haynes, Benjamin Greer, Martha
Haynes aud Joel Haynes, John Greer, Julia
Greer, Phebe Greer, Henry Greer, Susanna
Greer, Edward Greer, Kitty Greer, Jabrz
Greer, Susanna White, Thomas Smith Beria-
min smith, Mary Jornagin and Pleasant Jor-
nagli, John Smith, Eliza smith, Henry Smith,
Samuel Smith, Francis Smith, Julia Smith
aud Stephen Smith, Elizabeth Boswell and
Creed Boswell, Henry Asbury, Coleman Smith.
John Smith, Samuel SMITH Joseph Nelson
and Polly his wife, Joseph Hale and Phebe
hls wife, together with others, defts.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants above named moi hayiaF
entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this court, and it appearing to the sat,fsc-
ton OF the court that they are not inhabitants
OF this country, on the motion of thu plain
till, by ms attorney, II IS ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in November next, aud answer the plain.
tif's bill, thai q copy of this order he inserted
in some one Ut the lynchburg newspapers,
Tor two months, and posted up at the court.
house door. A copy-Teste,
! STEPTOE r "a r
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6,pt DC.

Mr. .ttthertand 1nit, administrator Of Ca
ieJ Tat, dece0std.
CIR-You will take notice, that shall
- on the 18th day of October, 1923, at the
Union Hotel in the town of Lynchburg, pro-
coed to take the dispositions of sundry wit
nesses, to be read as evidence in a s1it now
depending in the superior court of chancery,
for the Lynchburg district, wherein sou are
plaintiff, and am Defendant. In case the de-
positions are not all taken OIL that day, this
notice is to continue from day to day for
three days, at which time and place you may
attend or not. EDMUND TATE.
Sent y W4W 6
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By,ths presiden. ofihs Unaed !Stoies:

IN pursuance Of law, |, JAMES MosRoE,
i President of the United States, do herebs
declare sHd make known, that public sale
will be held at the Land OJce at Franklin, IL
The state Of Missouri, on the frs, Monday in
December next, for the disposal OF such OF
the lands situate within the district oil How.
ard county, ~ said state, as haze been relin-
quished 10 the United States prior to the Ist
day OF October, 1921, under the proyirions Of
the act passed ON the ID day OF March, 1921 ,
entitled "An act for the relief Of the purcha.
sers OF public lands prior to the l,t day Of
July, 1920 as are situate in the following
described townships aud fractional townships,
lying north Of he Missouri R,rer, and west OF
the fifth principal meridien, viz
In LIZ. In.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-03
WASHINGTON INN.

HE subscriber informs has friends and
: the public an general, H,at he hos rcnftd
ihe horse kH0un " the abOce nonfe, shouted
81 THIRD STREET, N The torner iHmedi0feiy obore
Hessrs Darid 4 Biuiam Kyie's, inteig oeeH-
pied BY M. HRCg Norman and that h uH
be pregarsd by he frsi Of October, 10 oceom-
aiodafe BOdRDERs, and TRANSIENT
CUSTOMERS. from his toag efpeoience ~
Alis business, and from tte arrdagementshe nus
n,ade, he ieeis no hesaati,7, IN promising 10
gre satigfacttoa 10 those Ui,o mnV call or HIM.
He rsturns hants 10 ms friends Jor He hber0i
announcement gchich he hns dlreddy reccieed
in MS Inc NJ business, and Sotieits n coniiuu-
anee of their patronage.
ROBERT MORRISS
6,pt %. 3
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Nutiee.

Dy virtue Of deed of trust executed to
1fne by Clement Townsend aud Branch Jor-
dan, bearing date the Goth day of August,
1879, and duly recorded in the clerks office
OF the county court of Campbell, for certain
purposes mentioned in said deed, will be sold
10 the highest bidder for ready money at
Campbell courthouse on Tuesday the eth day
of October next, the property conveyed by
said deed OF trust, to wit One negro woman
named Silvey and her two children Elyia and
Mary, all their the said Townsends and Jor-
dams Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
stock Of Cattle and Hogs, one yoke of Oxen
and Cart, one road Wagon, all the Planta.
ton Utensils, and the crop of Corn and Oats
growing on the plantation of sad Townsend
and Jordan.
Acting MS trustee will convey 10 the pur-
chaser or purchasers such title as is vested in
no by said deed. PEYTON GLENN.
sept Dc. wtdss
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Trust Sale Of t.anA

Rl virtue ola deed Of trust executed 70
10, Inc ne subscribers Ia on tie 10Th day of June
, ,ndr. oy Joseph hing and Kitty, his wife
card w IL" Nv anu n''rgaret his wife, of re-
c c"mn,,' !" g., s"e clerks Office of Montgomery
v vuuny' ,"t oe ;n purposes in said deed ex.
t;nn g., we M''' expose to sale, at public a,rc-
on Tuesday the 4th day Of Noyeml.r n uauter'
oe,ns friday, on the public square, in tb =,
that o. 'i'i'SomeEy county,