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O. Nnhtrfadsiccs pere recriyrd from
Europe BY last nights mail TIE follow
ing Is the onIy article worthy of ioiee, iae
more 81 as the prize came ~ This place
LOTTERY.
The 10Th ard iasi days Drawing of Tire
Maryland State Lottery Was conlpil ted ON
Thursday. is usual, ne have received
our share Of The pfizes.-Mr. Cohen adj
sfrtises thai ihc highest pfizes iS2n.00o
was obtained lhronai, In ,liice, aud IL in-
iiirs thu fortunate holder 20 call and re-
ce'e the money for il. The nane has not
transrirrd AlIens Office adyerises that
our al The $40 ,000s was drawn by titket.t
procured through his oiiice--and that the
money for it was paid by 10 .o'cloek ON
saturday nghf.--t1be holder Is DR.. Peers
al Go"rtland, 10 miles from this city y
Also that another prize of $1,000 Was drawn
by a gentleman OF This city, (Nf. Palmer
who received iii" monty 10 minutes after
the drawings reached Richmond.
Mo. iji0G. 10. 1908.
Kich. Eng,
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ijagton G.ud Houses, 10 81 ia md "a
The route heretofore stabl,slrd, f-ou
Fort llenkias, by Fort G1nts Gainesl L
Conieu Court House. To be discontinued.
In Missouri.
From 81. Louis, tn Boon,ile, by Win
chester, Niuinn liamilipn's, ~ The western
parts of ST. I.ouis county Henpolt III,
trd NJ justice from [fofl Franklin county
| Gasgoaade, The seat Of justice of Gasgona-
de- county the civ III Jefferson, the seal
nj government of the state aud Marion,
| the seat OF justice from for Cole county.
IN .Hicaigan 3t7io,B
From hrtroit b, Pontiac, 10 The Militia
~ Post al Slgan,w.
II ne Horidas.
From Pensacola, Pfrolata, on the river
81. Johns 10 81. Augustine, the most con
'enleni and practicable route in the dis
creton of the Postmaster 6enrral.
Sec. o. IND De II further taaetcd, That
all waters on which steam boats regularly
pass from port 10 port, shall be considered
and established us post roads, subject 10
the provisions contained in the several acts
regulating the posi- Office establishment.
Approved Washington, March, 3, ls23.
An act 10 continue ~ force The act, entitled
An act Ia provide Tor Reports oi Decrions
OF the supreme Court passed the third
day al March, one thousand eight hundred
md seventeen
lie Il enacted BY The Senate oai House Of
Representatives Qthe Tinted States 9f 4
meriea an Congress assembled, That th.
Reporter Who shall, from timo 10 lime, BIZ
appointed by the supreme Court of The
United States, In report its drciaiuns, shali |
be entitled To receive, from the Treasury
ol the United States, rs an annual com
pcnsa,ion for his services, the sum of one
thousand dnllars, Propidea, nerertinleSs,
The said compensation shall not be pdld |
unless the said Reporter shall print aud
publish, or cause 10 be- printed aud publish
ed, the decisions of said Court, made du-
rmg The Time he shall aei as such Re.
potter, within nine months after snch dce
sions shall be made; and shall deliver
eighty copies Of the divisions, 50 printed
and published, 10 the Secretary of State,
without amy expense Ia The United States;
which copies shall be distributed as fol
lows, TO Wit 10 the President OF the Uni
ted STATES, the Judges of the Supreme
N'''''f 'i' "b'h'a w li' ffl0AlfN !. 'F'NiA ~
the Attorney General nj the United States,
The Secretaries Of State, Treasury, War,
aud Navy, the Compirollers Of the Trca-
sarl, and the Judges of the several Terri
tories of the United States, one copy each
five copies for the usc OF each House Of
Goner ~ and the residue Of the copies
shall be deposited in the Library of Com
gress.
Sec. 9. And BE- il CVther eaucted, That
in Gaze Of the death, resignation, or dismis-
sion from Office, Of either of the officers
before mentioned, the said copies of the
decisions, delivered to them as aforesaid,
shall belong To, and be detifQrcd over To,
their successors IN said qlIices.
Sec. 3. lind be ii J~tho eabcied, That
this act shall be, and continue, IA force for
three years, and no longer.
Approved March g. 1928
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One Nract OF l,anA,
Also. three Slyye2
EDUCATION.

TNiE SUBSCRIBERS next Session
L viii commence on second day, the ~
inst and end Oh The 18th OF the 9Th mo. next
Ierns--English Grammar, Geography. Ari'l,-
meiic and Book .keeping, $40 scholar, per
session Mathematics and the elements 81
Aainrnl Philosophy md Chen.isry, Sl'J n
scholar do. No pupil viii be admitted for
less lime than from the time of entry 10 the
eHd of The session. X Y TOWNI.FY
Third month 2st3 pS,g "a
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From he Spanish.
Toll not the bell of death for nc,
When am dead
Strew not the llow'ry wreath Ger me,
On my coll bed;
Let fMENDsnIf's sacred tear
On my fresh grave appear
Gcnnias with pear, ny bier,
When am dead.
No dazzling, proud array,
ot pagcantry display,
My fate 10 spread
Let not the busy crowd he near,
When nm dcad,
Tanning, with unfelt ishs, my bier.
Signs, quickly sped
Deep let tn impression rest,
On some fond, feeling brenet
Then were my mcm'ry best,
When am dead.
Let not the day be writ
Love will remember it,
UnIold - nnsaid
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Just published. and for sale,

!. ~ Echols s. North's and Hector At
"a kisSor'5 Bookstores, IN .idsci'oHGte az
dress 10 The Clergy Of al denominations N ne
United Sa'es, on The Writings u The hohordoft
Emanuel Swedeatorg, by
JOHN |. CABELL.
Price, i2l Ceais.
March ~ W4w "a
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WAsAIT6T0S Do lord Bpron.

NASAiT6T0S-B Lord Bgrou.
an iHrani' but by tyranls conquered be.
Ana free ion' hhd no champion and no child
safh is CofrMaiA saw arisp, phen hc
sprdag forth Pciias. arm Il aud unRfffde
Or must such minds be nonrish'd in the wild.
DstP IN ne aRPrand forest, mid the roar
cataracts, where nursing Naturc smiid
w INfANr NAsInNGraS Has Earth no more
oteh sftps WITHIN nrR BRtAsr, ar EUROPE
no such shore %
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MARRIED, by the Rev 4 Moses Greer on
Thursday the 18th inst Nj HENRY I. WAL-
kER In the nmiatle aud accomplished Miss
CYNTHIA FERGUSON, all offnnkin coun-
L
-, BY the same. on the same day,
and At same pIace, Mir O1EY DIVERS to the
amlahle and accomplished Mss TilEREsSE
FERGUSON, all OF Franklin county
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4" IT'S ALL A DREAMpn

Mr.. Clark, of Richmond, will lose his
hundred thousand dollars, after all Mr..
Gillespie, from whom he purchased his
ticket, "has flown ln While one eminent
attorney has decided that Nj. Clark can
not make the cooperation of Washington
pay, two others haseadviscd him In sue il |!
Now, indeed, his "guldrn dream is out. y
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.<Ntice.

Rf virtue Off deed Of truss executed by
Michnei IA 80 the snbscrbes-, and vi
recofa III ,ip G" inty court u Bedford, beaTisg
alle Tue .itll day OF September 1921, for The
l'rI "ss ol So ;nrisg the paymcrt of a debt due
70 J"h' eeDnm, will be sold TO the highest
p'dl% Tor reudy money on The 10th day Of
hcneino hlii April, ON the prsmis.s, =. tract oe
P'tr 81 hnd, on which the sAid kains new
res'dts IA tde county Of Bedford. coniainin.
Ny ps'd deed $50 acres or so much thereof as
vi j be sufficient 80 satisfy the debt set forth in
sid deed Acting rs trust, o. we viii convey
such title only u. ore ursied in u.s.
JAMES JOPLING,
RICHARD kEENuM, i'''''@S'
! March oS "a ,.,de
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Nf virtue Of Il deed Of trust executed In
- The subscriber By Amos Faris, hearing
d"ie the l2ib day OF June, lS22, 4 tlniy rccor,
dnd ,ntl'e clerks Office al Piitsy lvania connfy
court, for tbe purpose Of securing the pnymen,
oi sum Of money dde 10 William Nhitio,l
shall, on Thursday the oath dav Of Anrf
1873, II fair, II MOI the next fair day thereafter
proceed to sell, 10 the highest bidder, on Inc
,.pc u,ieoe e. .n.L
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Nineteen Slay.s,

consisting Of Men, " omen, Boys mud Girls
The stock OF Horses, Cattle, iiors and Sheep,
all the Plantation Tools, the Household mud
Kitchen Furniture, one riding four wheel
Carriage Aid onr Wagon Bonds with appro.
we'd security will be required of the purcha-
seTs
We viii, IN vgiue of tho trust created by The
said deed, also sell, at private oontrsct, on ac-
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Two LOTS Of Linn

containing vi reseach IS IS EXPIRE ssedir ss;,
deed. This Land Ii * " y, md Is exce,ie 4,
tobacco land, and lies in between Tie land nf
hawiey Thompson, susarpab Plack and oil,
ers, Acting as trustee Lwill 60. vey su.h r.
tie only asis vested ia me- bv said Died
March 80 wo,,as.,
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NexrNea fNr sinlr.

1 HAVE parcel Of likely NEGROES,
4 which will he suld low for cnsb---nr on
reasonable terms on or y months credit
JOSEPH EfIlOLS
March o. WITS 81
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Notice.

rn'fIAT in virtue of . deed of trust exc.
i tnled TO The subscriber by GrnnsiIle
Craddock and Eizn his wife, We sinh, on
Monday The 18th day oi April neAi, NJ the re-
,dencc of The said Granville Paddock, pro.
eeed 10 sell, 20 HE highr'l bidder ut pubic
auction, on u credit ol II months
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~ 0ti Ice.

Wy virtue of deed Of trust executed to
- the subscriber be William Jones', (son of
Ti:omns) on The .6Ii day OF Janupry, 1919,
aud of record IN the eol,nty cart OF Cnmp.
bell for putposes in said deed expressed, will
he sold. AZ Campbell court l.ouse. on Monday
The IAN day Of April neat, II being court day
for cssh the following property, 10 wit
One Nract OF l,anA,
lying and being in che county of carnIbeit
on both sides .; Failing river, wilIeh 10 ,l,.
said Jones by ,Iis father, Thomas Jones, 4nr
Also, three SAp,yea,
one hhf.cd George, one mayed nalpb. nm,
one MINED Polly, and her increase. if any
since the date OF the Gefd. The subscribe
al convey such iiilc o'.ly as is vested in hin
rs trustee. wv c. McAlItSTER
! March %. "A ~.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-28

PHILADELPHIA, March l7.--An awful
spectacle was presented To our eyes this
morning, between the hours Of three and
Eve, in the connagraton of the noble edi-
fee, the Washington Hall, in Third street,
and the ad loinins large Hotel. The flames
as they burst from the roofs of both, IIlu-
minated considerable part of the city,
aud threatened al the immediate nelghbor-
hood. Several Of the private dwellings
near, We're repeatedly on fire. Had the
wrath,r been bolsterous. very extensive
damage might have ensued, notwl,h-
standiag the interchangeable eXcrtions Of the
Fire aud Hose companions, which were as
remarkable and praiseworthy on this az on
former occasions. As the ease is. the public
loss is great. The Washington Hall, an i'm
mense pile, built at great expense, form
cd Il convenience for various public pur-
poses the utility and beauty ofthe Hotel
are sufficiently known every where. The
first may be said To be wholly destroyed :
the root and interior of the main building oi
the other are consumed, bat most Gifts fur
mature has been saved.
The iIe originated on the stairs in the
south west corner of the Washington Hall
where there had been none before klndled
since the Fad of February. 1t IL supposed
TO he the work of all incendlarv. The
person, who had charge of the Hall, and
lodged m it, states that no lighted candle
had been 10 the back part since Thursday
last. He aud Mr.. Hogan, who occupied
the cellar for botting, lost all their effects.
! The Hail, we understand, was insured for
/ $40, 900; the Hotel $4,000. Mr.. Gadsby OF
/ Baltimore was in treaty for both the bull
dings, to be used as Hotel. No injury
was sustained by any ofth numerous M
mates Of the Hotel. The ladies' were re-
moved without danger or difficulty.
T.Nm. Gdz.
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AUCTION.

March 2plh. soiurday, the
L subscrihrr will sell, nj anrtion, III bugs
Coffee, binds Molnsses, do. brown Sugar,
10 bbls Apple Brandy bids country Rum,
loo sacks Liverpool salt, az &c &c
RICHARD POLLARD, Auetioneer.
March ~. II
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Ahe Tract of liana,


lhe Tract OK Alana,
on which the said Granville rraddock now
resides, containing mnre linn BOO acres, stir
nile 2 miles south uf ilaiint cDurt house 1hi.
IS healthy aud agreeable situation, and In,
every Improvement which the nnniso Of large
family could ask.
ZyzrA Also, the TENEMENT situate
:..:I. ut or ncsl The court house, con
jiii& tanning D /. 8acrrs---long knows
zssaAStnA rs the EEL TAVERN, having
every necessary improvement for such an IS,
tablshmenl--nlso, Lots Nos, !, %, 81 and Us
in the town oi Banisicr
10 capitalists, AMI especially to profc ssonal
gentlemen, lands olermany Inducements.
All who wish TO vie" them arr respectfully in.
fhcd 10 call either on D0Ct Craddoek or ]
II. Wmbish
JOHN H. WiMbiSH,
March %. IA ..,ds
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Stop The Villain!

DNAWAY the Cd of this mon,,
Ia 1iuatte man named NED. lie i, a H.,
fellow, but has large breast and is strorei,.
made, little bow-leggcd, a high full foreb,ss.2
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and n IoI.,at''
sharp chin--wears his hair tied hehinJ-bao2'eo
bold and open countenance when spoken
lie is a keen artful fellow, and pefhans -.
read and write little. His clothing ra,,'.'
particularly describe, tho there is no dnrl,
lie is genteely clothed. lie has good ill
watch, with gold or gilt chain, loofs. a..
He rode of n DARK GREY MARI, abopt !
feet inches high, in good order, sbod ef.,,
her shoes not much wOrn--she is lengthy
well formed--and has the marks Of nionai'
gear upon her shoulders, and a consi5eraI5aa
scar upon one of them, high on the shoplJa.
blade, ! think on the right. She has yer,,
thick tale and name, though not very long
She is spirited uud active and rides we'll III.
is well equipped for travelling, with saddle,
bags, big coat of bear skin with large cans.
&c. have no doubt he has obtainedfree -,
pers, and will attempt TO pass as II free man
and make TO some free state, ind have IN
doubt but he has altered his name Uei.,
handy fellow, good house servant. mille,
and shoemaker, and can turn his hand 10 any
thing, aud have no doubt but he hasa nlenii,
OF money. Will give reward OF fIFIY
DOLLARS 10 any person who will deliver
him 10 me, or secure him in any jail 50 TINT |
get him again, within this state; and if Iplen
without the state ONE HUNDRED Doll ans
If secured or delivered to me; and ten dollars
for the mare if taken within this state and dc
livered 10 me, and twenty dollars il taken
out of the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug % wts3
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Also at The same Time and place, viii bs
exposed, to public sale, agreeably TO the Iro.
visions OF the fourth section of the act passed
on the oath day of April, 1899, entitled An
act making further provisions for the sale Of
the public lands" such lands situate within
the above mentioned tow nSphips as have be-
come forfeited to the United States prior 10
the lst OF October, 1870, iol failure 10 com
Plete the payment within the period prescrb.
ed by law.
The sales viii open with the lowest nun.
bered section, township, and range, aud pro.
coed in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the City of Wash.
ington, this 9th day of August, 1923.
By the President
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Rose & patteson

ENDER Their sincere thanks 10 the e.
II hsens Of The ricinity Of Lynchbiug, Jor
NE grraf confidence reposed in them, since their
connection IN The practics Of Mtdicine, but aaE
as The number Of unsettled accounts on hor
books, and SO completely is Their time 0rrpgit9
dyPrQjessiondl duties, that they hare been con-
PefIed 10 gel Capt. II. Boilingtr, TO close their
6oohs, commencing in 1919, and extending 10
3ia December, 1922; coptdenHy belilriag,
those who are unable TO make payment Kill not
object 10 giring d due bill
Their attention 10 The SICK wiH be ivdefniiga
BE, and their charges low, especially 10 those
~do make payment once a year.
October 3. 7f3m
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JAMES MONROE
GEORGE GRAHAM

Com'r of the General Land Office.
u Printers authorized To publish the law
OF the I. States in the states of North enroll
ma, South Carolina, Virginia. Ohio Indiana
Illinois, kentucky, Tcnne see, Missouri and
territory OF Arkansas, and Iittshurg in Penn
ylvania, are requested TO publish the fore
going proclamation once a week until the
sales take place, aud send their accounts re
ceipted} TO the General Land Office for pay
ment
Aug. - InUts55
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A 7 Il meeting of the President and Di-
IN rectors of the Lynrhbavg q Salem Turn.
pike Company, on the Odd day of Oct 1899,
Ordered, That the sioekhol ders OF the Lynch.
burg na'l Saiem Turnpike Company, pay 10 the
1rcasTrer on or heiare the Goth day of No.
yenber next, ton per cent. IN their severn
shares Of stock. and that the Treasurer caufe
,his order 10 &c published
J. LYNCH, Clerk
October 3Is t1aN1o
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By Me President ofhe Lnited SLnlea :.

by The President Qthe United States
n pursuance OF law, |, JANIS MONROE,
President of the United Stales, do hereby
declare and make known, that public sale
Will be held al the Land Office nj franklin, in
the state OF Missouri, on the first MonGay in
December neAt, for the disposal OF such Of
the lands situate within the district OF How.
ard county, in said state, as have been rein.
pushed TO the United States prior to the lst
day OF October, 1921, under lie proynior, of
the act passed on the I'd day of March, ls9l,
entitled = An act for the relief of the Iurcla.
serS OF public lands prior TO the lst DAY Of
July, 1920, as are situate in the follow ne
described townships ard fractional township,
lying north Of The Missouri Rirer, and wesl oi
the fifth principal merdien, viz:
In TOW msl.lf a % M INN LlILaL.re
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bedford September Court, 1928.


John Hatcher, admir-. OF Benjamin Hat
cher, decd aud some oil his heirs aud distrib-
utces, paihllIs,
Against
Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Nosds aud
iIneh Woods, Samuel Hatcher, Patsy Smith,
Phebc Haynes, Benjamin Greer, Martha
HAYNES and Jool Haynes, dohn Greer, Julia
Greer, Phebc Greer, Henry Greer, SUSANNA
Greer, Edward Greer, Kitty Greer, Jabez
Greer, Susanna White, Thomas Smith, Benia-
min Smith, Masy Jornagin and Pleasant Jor-
nagin, John Smith, Eliza smith, Henry Smith,
Samuel Smith, Francis Smith, Julia Smith
and stephen Smith, Elizabeth Baswell and
Creed Boswell, Henry Asbury Coleman Smith,
John Smith, Samuel Smith, Joseph Nelson
and Polly his wife, Joseph Hale and Phebe
his wife, together with others, detts,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants shove named moi having
entered their appearance aud given security
according TO the act OF Assembly and the rules
oil this court, and ii appearing 10 the satistac.
ton Of the court that they nre not inhabt1lnls
of this country, ON the motion OF the plain
eiir Ly his attorney, it is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon.
day in November xt, and answer the plain
tIrf's bil, that copy ef this order be ineeried
in some one Of the Lynchburg newspapers
for two months, and posted up at tie court.
house door cepv-TeSr,
j. STEPToE, C. h. G.
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IN clIANCERY

The defendant, William Smith, not having
entered his appearance aud given security ae-
rording to the act ut Assembly and the rules
# this court, aud il appearing to the satsiac-
tiou of the court lint he is.not an inhnbilant
ot this Commonwealth, on motion of The
rnmplainsnt,f hy his attorney, as ordered,
thai he appear here on The SECOND Monday ~
Dnrpmber next and ansn or the cenplainart's
bill md that cops of this order be forth.
viii published ia the Lynchbnrg Nirginan
for elghi weeks successfully, andpublshed ut
tbe front door OF tho court house of the said
rounty on some court day.
a copy-Teste
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FRaNKI.AE WOYEI,.

TNE subscriber bcgs leave to thank his
friends, and the public generally for the
liberal patronage he has received during the
last three years ut the Union Hotel, where
from the smallness of the ho'vse and stables,
he was So lily able to accommodate shem us
lie wished, and having taken for term of
years, that well known, commodious and de-
cirnblo nsinhl h L.
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Beverly Bawam admir- Of John 7 SieGall,
decd William Smith and Nancy his wife,
John 1;ennett and Elizabeth his wifi
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ENANHi.IN NO'TE4,.

on main street, cot which he will take posses
sion on the first day OF NoeemJer next aud
having made arrangements TO furnish it with
every necessary, most desirable to travellers,
that this section Of the country will afford
and being determined to spare no pain, for
the accommodation of those who mav favor
him with their custom, he hopes 10 receive Il
share OF public patronage.
JOHN HANCOCK.
Oct 81. II wom %
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Venet oi l.NnA,

Hoprg sryiembor County Court, 1923
John Thompson, Conlpt.
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AanA, Negroes, Eovn, sc
FOR sale

run ISs5LE
IN pursuance Of deed of trust executed
4 TO Us by Wm. II. CabeI, ESQ, bearing date
the 18th dayof March, in the year 1921, and
recorded in the courts of the counties of Mel.
son and Buckingham, we shall, on TUESDAY,
The 1914 day of December merit, flair, if moi,
the next fair day, proceed to sell, to the high
est bidder, at public auction,
The following Property, viz
ONE TRACT OF LAND, in the county of
Buckingham, lying on James River, and ON
Bishop Greek, containing bY estimation roo
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10y virtue OF deed Ell tI.tst executed Ia
ID thu subscriber by Daniel FILLS, and DAY
recorded an thu hustinss court of Lsncbhurla
tor the purpose ot srcnring ceriatu SUN al
mbac. ihereiH meatoncd. shall proceed 4"
sclf, on the prslu.ses lar cash on JHesd'y IA,
a,h dag 81 Deetmbs, Hfri.
a GENrAtS AON,
'h~qcio mentioned, lying near the toxin Of
lvnrhhure, 81 hcrcon the said Ellis now re-
sidcs, eoata,aing one Itnlt mn acre. The
said Lot Is IN tic r0td leading TO Black
ualer Mil, and near the residence OF Nm.
Sarad Acting as trustee, hall convey on
L. such title rs Is vested IN nae n such.
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
sAth no lah, Ia2R wlw -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-28

TkY virtue Of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscriber, by William Thompson,
Esq henrng dale the oath September, 1917
and duly recorded in the Office OIL the superior
court of Buckingham, for certain purposes in
said deed expressed, shall expose 10 sale,
ut public auction, for ready money, 10 the
highest bidder, on Saturday, the 2sth day
oil December next, all the said ahompson's
rigb, and little in and to, that valuable
Trnct of AanA,
chilled, and known by the name ol the New
Store. on which the said Thompson nowlives
in The county OF Buckingham, continuing by
estimation, two hundred aud Dlnety six acres
more or less. The subscriber will convey
sAch title as is vested in him, ms trustee
JOHN GILLIAN
K.B. The sale will take place on the pre-
rniscs. J. u.
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