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The Wilmingtonian., 1823-11-06
INSOLENCE CHASTISED.

II will be recollccted by many of our
readers (says the Norfolk Beacon) that on
the sOth of June last, we published. on the
information of LIT. Comd't. Stevens, Of the
Jackall, statement to the following etiecf:
That about the middle of that month, while
the U. s. ship Hornet, Capt. Smith, was
Iayinr at Havana, the brig Mary Joan,
from Middletown. CONF arrived there
and the captain communicated to Capt.
Smith the fact of having been robbed on
the 18th of that month, oft Matanzas, by al
piratical boat and ordered of Capt. Smith
for the purpose of decoying, and bring
ing the monsters to punishment, put Lit.
Charles T.. Platt, with 50 men on board
the Mary Joan, and ordered her again oit
Matanzas-we subsequently stated that
the expedition had not been attended with
success, as the brig did not again fall in with
the pirates.
In conversation with an officer OF the
squadron, within a few days past, we have
learned the following additional particu-
lars, relative to that expedition
Lieut.. Platt having arrived at Matan-
zas, in conformity with his orders, waited
on the Lieut.. Governor, in the absence OF
the Governor, and made known to him
the object of his visit to that port. In
this interview Lieut. Platt was most gross
y insulted by this satellite of royalty, who
declared that he considered the COmmO-
dore and his whole squadron as set Of
Pirates, and vilified them by the most
outrageous epithets.
Upon being informed by Lieut.. Platt.
that the whole tenor of his conve rsation
would be communicated to the Commo-
dore, he became alarmed for the conse-
quences, and endeavoured to apologize
lapd dissuaded Lit. Z. from his intention,
but to no purpose.
Upon joining the Commodore, the whole
conduct of this minion was made known
to him, which produced a correspondence
between Com. Porter and the Captain Ge-
neral of Cuba, creditable to both parties.
Lieut.. p. understood that it resulted in
the dismissal from office of this unworthy
representative of the Spanish govern
ment.
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Aaron Burr.--In sGriscom's Year in
Europe the writer remarks, that on a Vi
sit to Robert Southey, the British Poet
Laureat, the conversation turned on Ame-
RIGA and American affairs, in which the
poet spoke in the most favourable terms
of our progress and prospects as a nation
and among other things, remarked, that
some years ago he happened to dine with
Col. Aaron Burr, (when in exile in Europe
for his conduct in the west,) and on some
Of the company extolling President WASH
lington, as the first statesman of our coun.
TRY, Burr remarked, THAT Washington
was by no means the greatest character
that his country-men had produced; and
added, that General Hamilton was his su,
perior in political wisdom.'-Southey ad.
ded, 'The company were shocked, and
could hardly y restrain their disgust at such
"a violation Of decency and decorum,'
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rr amusement and pleasure, ends for|
which it seems as well adapted, is natural
and right. Whilst the relaxation of the
body and mind is pursued as the object,
we need not fear i'll effects from tempe
rate enjoyment; but those who risk health,
life, and reputation, by exposures and prac-
tees, which, because they accord with the
rule Of fashion, are thought harmless who
while they enjoy in profusion all the boun-
ties of Heaven, forget to relieve those who
are deprived of the necessarles OF lie, or
reject their application, are. to say the We
ry least, unworthy of the high distinctions
they enjoy; and this neglect and thought
lessness will finally cloy all their pleasures
We have particular reasons tor reJoIc-
ing in the approach Of this season, as 1t
Terminates the fevers and other sicknesses
incidental to our summers. From the We
Iry fatal prevalence of these plaques, we
have been in great measure freed. Pes
)tilence has been in our part oi the country
and the sickness that has ragged
lin our vicinity, took its chief horrors from
the attending poverty and helplessness of
the afflicted. When we think how difle-
rent has been the lot of other places, where
death has wasted indiscriminatey and UNI
let US feel proportionats graft
tude to the Almighty Preserver, Who has
dealt with us so differently from what We
a aoervo
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News had been received in France by an extra
ordinary despatch, that Pampeluna had surren'
dered to the French.
A despatch from the Duke de Reggie gives the
terms Of capitulation entered into by General
1oselle, commander in ch;efof the 4th corps oi
the Spanish army. All the troops are to lay down
their arms. become prisoners of war and be con-
|ducted into France under French escort Inc
|capituaton WAS executed al Made, August 27th
Il825.
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From Poulson's American Daily Advertiser.
NOVEMBER.

Now the trumpet of November blows
The winter trumpet, 'till its failing breath
Goes moaning into silence.
BERRY CORNWALL.
Then welcome cold E; welcome ye snowy nights,
Heav'n midst your rage shall mngle pure delights,
And confidence of hope the soul sustain,
While devastation sweeps along the plain;
Nor shall the child of poverty despair,
But bless the Pow'r that rules the changing year
Assured-though horrors round his cottage reigr
That Spring will come, and nature smile again.
BLOOMFIELD.
The season, which now approaches fas
as the unwearied wings of time can beal
it, is anticipated with very different emo
tions. The wealthy and gay expect it at
the time to laugh and the time to dance,
while the helpless, wretched poor read or
its front the forlorn inscription, the time
70 weep and the time to mourn To these
it comes laden with all the gloomy aggra
vations of misery, while to the others il
advances decked more gaudily than the
flowery Spring, Or teeming Summer. 9th.
ers look to it as the season of solid and
lasting enjoyment. The laborious hus-
bandman-the father Of large and happy
family, who now enjoys with them the
bountiful rewards Of his tolls, and looks
blithely to the reign of frost and snow, and
the congenial homely pleasures OF rustic
winter, presents as beautiful and felicit-
Gus as can be imagined. The man of bu-
siness too recollects that this is the time
for enjoying the most exalted blessings OF
the happy family circle-the domestic
hearth-socal intercourse. He can ina.
gine this social principle to address him
in the words of native poet:
But know twas mine the secret power
That walked thee at the midnight hour
In bleak November's reign
Twas the spell around thee cast,
When thou did'st hear the hollow blast
In murnur's tell Of pleasures past,
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At a esnrf continued ~ adjournment
\ and held Tor Amherst county. At the
court house, On ihe 2oth day 81 November,
ts3}.
L. n Bnrls. plaiuuF.
HKHHzstt
Riei.srd Item. Hnfis, James Powell and
"A IksH, a afsan. defendants,
= fU4NGIRf
On nation u tn defendants, II y ORDERED,
That uules. tie fafntn shali amend his bill,
aud make Nathaniel Henry spaGy defendant
IN this sui, If lie ne1t court alter lie shall
have been served tn n eopy Of this order
the injunction awarded Inn IA this case shall
stand dissolved ~ The at OF this day, and IT
appearing 10 the count that the plaintiff does
nAI reslde eiIhin tie llniifs Of this common
wealth, th.s order Is Ordered 10 be inserted
ip thr ttfEnia.l. published IN the town 81
I,uehhurf during Tie frrm of two mouths
4 Eopy--1est..
10 n. DAVIES, Clerk
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NM ice.

nY virtue. of a deed of trns, executed 10y
Ab James Wade 10 thc subscriber, tor purpo-
SEES therein mentioned, bearing date the list
day OF June, ls22, and recorded in the clerk 5
office OF the Hastings court oi LynchburE, !
shall proceed 10 sell, on the premises, on tue
Ist day OF December next, if fair, if not the
ncst fair day,
II certain parcel Of GROUND,
near the head al I'd aud BID streets, containing
two acres, be the same, more or less, togeth.
err with all the HOUSEHOLD y KITCHEN
FURNITURE conveyed in said deed, consis-
ting OF beds, ohaiIs, tables, tlmepieCe, carpen-
tcrS tools, books, 6-c. &c.
Acting rs trustee hall convey only such
title as is vested in me. w. BURD.
October 81 tdsl2
o. The above sale is POSTPONED
until Monday the I'D December.
w BURD, Trustee
November IL wtds
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Mr. George y. Holloway,

Ak1AkE NOTlCE-That on Thursday the
Il 18th day ot January next, at Robert
Morriss's tavern, in the town OF Lynchhurr, !
shall proceed 10 take The dispositions Of Joab
Nkisson and others, TO be read us evidence
in the Lynehburg ehancery court, in suit
therein depending, in which 4 am plaintiff,
aud Won, Thomas y Holloway and William
" nouuphho ara defendants Iour ohrdlcnt
servant, JABEZ CAMDEN.
December g. wIwl7
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Mouse Of Entertairment.

IliIE Subscriber having made arrange
- menis for tho purpose, has commenced
keeping entertainment again al his old stand,
d miles above Bedford court house, on the
main road where he hopes TO share apoitlon
OF the public patronage
There : also at the stand good Black
smiths shop, where horse-shoeing, &c. Gun
be done at the shortest notice.
JOHN = GRAY.
December l7w4w
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'Ipnst sale,

10y virtue Of deed of trust eVrcuteh TO
NJ the subscribers by Jabez Leitwich, Jr.
and Martha his " lie, hearing date the 18Th day
OF September, ls22, aud OF record in the
Clerk Office OF the county court of Bedford,
for the purpose OF securing the ayment OF
supdry sums OF money therein expressed, we
shall sell, by way Of public auction, for cash,
at the dwelling house OF the said Jabe2 Lett
wich. Jr. IN the county of Bedford, on the
23d day ofDeeember, 1879, thet0llowng pro-
nnriX. TO vii.
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Six Negroes Cor sale.

WILL BE SOLD, in the town Of
W 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 Of William rinsley, decd. Terms H.
bera', and will be made known on the tay of
sale. JAMES TlNSLEY. Er'or
December ,. U1yIT
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TURNpIKE. STOCK

At AUCTION.
WILL positively be sold at auction, on
w Friday the 10th day Of January nest,
at the Franklin Hotel, in Lynchbnrg, the
stock Of the delinquent stockholders in the
Lynchbnrg and salem Turnpike Company,
unless payment be made on or before that
day. JOHN LYNCH,
dec O. lets I~CdSurer
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Mr.. John Runtain,

2 AXE KOTICE-1hat on Tuesday the 9th
day Of January next, at my own house,
III the county of Amherst, ! shalt take the
dispositions of WHIT Duncan, Beauiord
Camden, Henry Camden and others, to be
read a. evidence in the stanton chancery
court, ina suit therein depending, in which |
am giatntlG aud You and David Taylor are
Northumberland on Friday the 9th day Of
January next, AT the tavern house Of Alex
Bnder Shields, in he town of Lexington,
Hockbrldge county. | shall take the deposit
tons OF Nicholas Jones and others, he read
as evidence in the same suit And will CONT
nue. from dfy 10 day tSundays cHcepted) IN
I'll al the said depositlons are taken.
Your obedient servant,
JAbEZ CAMDEN.
December b. w4w II
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Nerroes fnY sale.

ON Inc a9ih Of Droembrr next, | wiz
II sell. bsiote the dasr oi 'te Franklin
zlo,st. IN tie tupa al LYoehbuf-, without
re.erye. 10 The highest biadef, bei"e'n
80 aud 100 valuable NeSroes,
Con iuipg ri men Women boys AMI grIs, On
a. lallon,ngterms aue.giiifd 81 the pnf .ta,c
money 10 he psid IN ia day seep"d bj
note. with approved eniorsefsl l''l Nllc at
one Of the LyaebborE .anks. the rr '''"' IN
.va asutsA iu.iatnaHs. secnfed bF HuiSs"s
aforesaid. or bonds With sod s'e'u">.
III J RANDOLPH
Nov % 10 "t'a
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0ne Tract OF land.
~ office.

4 HAVE for hire the ensuing year, about
y y orl3 likely Slaves. men, women a boys
---amougthem are . valuable rough carpenters.
would sell two or three OF them tor cash,
or 10 any pnnrtnal man on "a short credit. !
have also Two 1ENEMENT5 in this place
90 rent Or lease from md after the lst day of
january next, well calculated for professional
gentlemen or private families, with kitchens,
smoL" houses and stables 10 each. ] would
alsc sell, lease or rent one Of the best fixed
TAN YARDS III this county, situated in this
place. The neighhorhood abounds with the
best bark skiful black man, astannerand
curr'er, will 60 with it.
JAMES T. GARLAND.
LoYingson, Dec. 8 l7w4w
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10y virtue Of deed of trust executed TO
ID the subscriber. ty William Ihompron,
Isq hearing dafe fhe 24th September, 1912,
mad duly recorded n the Office Of the superior
court al Bae bingham, far certain purposes IN
said deed expressed, | shall expose to sale,
at public auction. lrr ready money, 10 lhe
brightest bidder, On Saturday, The 9th day
ul December nctf, AZ the said Thompson
right and tide N aud 10. that valuable
Iract Of Aana,
cslled. and known by thu name OF the Nov
Store. on which tie SAID Thompson now lives,
~ lhr county Of Buckingham, containing by
cIimalion t~o hundred aud ninety sly acres,
more or less The subscriber viii convey
such title As IS vested IN him, rs trustee.
JOHN GILLIAN.
n B 1hs sale will take place on the pre-
misses J G.,
Nov ~ ,ctds 80
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One YTact of A.an0,

containing one hundred acres, on which the
said Jabez Leltwich, Jr. nov resides, adjoin-
ing The lands OF Mrs. Mosely, Ray est. anu
Thomas Early in the comfy OF Bedford
One Other Tract of / and,
containing fifty acres, adjoining the lands OF
Charles Stewart, Mr., Aiosely, Ray S est. and
the land on which the said Jabea LotCwich,
Jr. now resides, also all The said Jshez Lett
wich, Jr. cropot tobacco, OF the growth of the
year OF 1878, made on the lands above named
The title to the above property is believed 70
be good, bu, we shalt only convey such title
a. isSesied IN Us as trustees and no other.
SAMUEL HANNAH,
IAN. Ill ,S,.AlLANp, Trustee
NM. NJ. RlfEo,
December IL. wtds rs
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EDUCATION.

lie next session OF Il. Uliard's school
will begin on Monday the 18th day of Ja-
huary, 1874 The course, in this school will
comprise, on the most approved plans, the
subjects commonly taught in the best Euglish
schools, viz. Spelling, Reading, Writing. A.
rlthmetlc, English Grammar critically, Geog.
raphy with the use OF the Globes Mapuing
History, Eplstolary Composition, Bellies Let.
tres, Euciid's Elements, Surveying practically.
and the Elements oil Natural and Moral Phi.
losophy
A session will be 81 months, and no scholar
admitted Tor e shorter time
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, SO per ses.
The same including the rudiments of Aritb.
meuc, Grammar and Geography, $40 per ses-
sion.
Inc above extensively, with the use of the
hiohes, Mapping, History and Eplstolary Com.
position, $i2 90 per SESSION.
Bellies Lettres, Euclid's Elements. Survey.
ing, &c so per session, payable in every case
al the expiration OF the session
This schools furnished with SET of Globos
Surveyors Compass, small Quadrant. hv
which lrigonometry will be taught practicable
10 students oil surveying, and large coIIec.
ton of the latest and best Maps.
Books will be furnished at the regular retail
prices
I. billiard will furnish or small bows
with board, on reasonable terms, ii applica-
llon be made before his school is filed
The sirictest attention will be paid to the
morals : well rs to the mental Improvement
oil those who may become members of this
school.
Gentlemen nnacquainted with me, are re-
spectfully referred to the Rev. John Early.
Mr., John fhurmon, and d. Il. EdIey, Esq
November % oaUtsI6
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~ CHANCERY.

~ CH4NCERY.
Iiarrearing 20 the satisfaction of the court
that the defendant George 5. Holloway doth
not reside within the limits Of this common
wealth, on motion OF the plaintiff, by coun-
sci, ii is ordered, that unless the said defend
ant George 5. Holloway doth appear hene at
or before the first day of February Court
next, TO be holden in the said county al Am
herst and answer the said plaintiffs bill, and
give security according to the act OF assembly
and the rules OF this court, 30 abide the flu
ture order and decree OF the court, the plain
titf's bill shall be taken as confessed, and the
matter thereof decreed and il is further or
dered, that a copy of this order he published
in the Nirgnian printed in the town of Lynch
burg, for the term of Two months, and ano-
ther copy thereof posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county.
A copy. Teste,
IL ARTHUR 4. DAVIES, elk.
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lract Of A.anA,
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed 10
ID the subscriber by Jabez Leftwich, .ir
and Martha his wife, bearing date the Goth
day of September, iG2o, and of record in
the clefh : Office OF the county court Of
Bedford, 10 secure sundry debts therein
expressed, due 10 George r. Williams u
Co. shall -ell, at public auction, for cash,
ou the Esd day of December 1923, at the
dwelling lousr of ia" sad Jabez Leltwich,
.lr IN the county Of Bedford,
'Ehe following ohANES.
To wit :-Jacob, Daniel, Charles, Ralph,
Niiri, Dolley and one girl child Angelina,
Suckcy and Eliza. and tin increase of the
females, o. 81 many thereof as will be suf-
icient 60 satisfy the debts named in the
deed aforesaid aud the cost OF carrying the
same into effect. The title To the above
slaves is believed 10 he good, but ! shall.
convey such title ms is vested in me as
trustee, and no ether.
SAMUEL HANNAH, Trustee.
December .. ttwtds31
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Notice,
: aiaable Property FOR sale,

II .4UCT1O.E.
10y virtue Of deed af trust executed 10
- the subscriber i. Ma Thomas Rudd, for
the purpose of securing 10 Andrew $ Nhitlow
and others certain sums of money, as expires.
asd IA aid deed, which deed is dniy record
cd IA the clerks Office Of Campbell county,
shall proceed TO sell, at public auction, on
Monday the 9th day OF January, 1924, one
Tract III Aand,
Containing PSI acres, on Lawson creek, in
Campbell county II miles below the coua
house--tbe sale 10 take place on the prcni.
ses. And on Tuesday the 9th OF said month,
shall, at the toxin OF Brook-neal, in said
county, on stanton river, proceed to seIl
One Tract OF land.
Containing 100 acres, lying in said county, 3
miles from said town, and IS acres of RICH
LAND, adjoining said town, Oh Stanton ri
yer, aud SEVEN LOTS in said town, part Of
which are improved, aud 81 acres in said town
marked NIB with ihe< FERRY aud WARE
HOUSE. he terms of sale will be made
known on the respective days OF sale. The
right 10 said property Is undoubtedly good,
bat shall convey such title only rs is vested
ia me as trustee. PHILIP GIBBS,
December ). 17W3w TRUSTEE.
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December b.

.4nhersi County, Norember Court, 1928
Thomas ). Holloway plaintiff,
Against
George Holloway and Joseph Ewers,
a..
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LISsEED ON.

xDHoMAs J. DuVAL has this day reociv-
- ed large quantity OF LINSEED OIL,
for sale on the most moderate terms
DeCemberD 81
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sMarshnAfS NnNe
N ar shal's Sale.

- AANNh ShkSa
IN pursuance Of a decree of the superior
court of chancery for The Lvpcbbprp dis.
uie,, pronounced on the 9th day of October,
TO tn the canse of Camden against Clai
noShe' me undersigned, Marshal of the suid
r"ui'' WIT on Saturday the Sd day of January
next expose to sale, by way of public auc.
lon, to the highest bidder, for cash on the
PREMISES, (it fair, ii not the next fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted
A certain tract or parcel of Land.
lying ~, IN the county of Amherst, containing
9uo eereS, more or less, adjoining the lands of
Micaiah Camden, William Stinnctt and others
,pelng the lard purchased of Thomas Lump
KIN, henry Camden and others. Also,
\ he following SLAVES,
10 wit Pope, Nelson, Lindsay, Phil, Wash.
,nn,g'on' Margaret, Phobe. Fanny, Queen and
Mara together with the increase Of the fe-
male slaves If any
6. b. NO0DsoN, NJ. ID. c. c.
December 5. ,,tI.I-
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LAMP OIL.

A SUPERIOR qualify Nmier STRAINED
n Suermaeeu LAar OIL, 90 >slc 10y
WALLER IL. A!lDDLEloN.
pesenlhrf II. hlo
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a Bri X nuAaing,

Gzga. Three story high Including the
1...Fl cellar, which Is ot stone,) sixty
ns,,AE feet long, aud twenty -fnur feet
dire "a y de. the exterior all OF oil brick
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% "a acres Of \ ANY,
Grist NIL, ard Steam DistiHery,
y NO Sopper stills,

~re holding 225 eallons, and the other 1870,
with good copper heaters 10 each There IS
also attached 10 said establishment, lurg,
graincry, wh,skey house, md brick malt
Louse--2o aeres 81 snld land IS vnhable and
under cultivation. lhele Is also Oh sud Lnmd,
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GROVE E,STAJE.

Near New London, on which there is one of
the most eligible sites for house of public
entertainment known 10 be on said road
This land lies weil--upwards Of one hundred
acres OF which is good tobacco land, fifty or
SIXTY acres Of the first rate meadow land and
most OF the balance well adapted TO grain.
The sale will take place in the town of New
London on The 20lh day of March next III
lair, II not the next fair day thereafter) when
the terms of sale will be made known The
subscriber believes the title 10 ,aid land In he
indisputshle, but will convey only such title
as is vested in him by the mortgage and ire
Soeable power OF attorney.
ROWkER PRESTON.
j. ). The subscriber will sell the above
land privately at any time previous TO the day
OF sale, OF which Qf done) due notice will ba
given. Il. PRESTON.
February 25. It,ytds
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MADISON.

MIR. Ntiheriond Tat, admr. Of Caleb
AVa Tai, nee .--slR-You will take notice
that shall, on ihe5it day of April, 1923, AT
the Union Hotel, la thetoNn Of Lynchburg,
proceed to take the deposition of Garland
Tate aud others. 10 be read as evidence in II
suit now depending in the high court OF chan.
Gerry for the Lynclburg District, wherein you
are plaintiff and Edmund Tate defendant In
case the dispositions are not all taken on that
day, this notice is 90 continue from day 10 day
for three days-at which time and place YOU
may attend or not EDMUND TATE.
Feb. 2S. 30W1w
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MESSRS. ARMSTEAD& M,Cp NV

I'VE - "a t4itD LAD q MORA w
A'A francis A. Martin, admr. with the vii.
annexed of John H. Overslreet. decd Robcrs
u: Mosely, VIM Overton admr. de lnnis no,'
81 John McMurry, Rebecca Kelso, adm Of
John helso decd. William and Charles Mc,
hinny Jr. Martin Hancock John Mclean
ana clover Harry, take notice that. ON We'd
nesday, the Goth of March 1923. we shall =
The Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lyncbbnrs
between the hours of O'Clock in the forso.
noon, and the setting of the sun the same d.
proceed to take the dispositions of Thomas
Harvey and others, which dispositions are 10
be read rs evidence in the suit you have no,U
depending IN the Superior Court of Chancerv
Ter the Lyncbburg District, and if the above
dispositions are not completed on the above
mentioned day, we shall continue from dav
TO day at the aforesaid Franklin Hotel. unit
the same are completed, Sundays excent.
od)
THOMAS HUMPHREYS, adm, of
John HOiJombe, Sear a.ff
MARTHA HOLCOMBE,
ELIZABETH HOLCOMBE, Err
ofJ3hn Holcomde, jr. dccd
MARY V. WILIE,
GEORGE & WIN. WALKER. Err,
Of George Uslaer dec'd. and Sgd
WILL. WALKER, in his Otcn rigH.
and Sarah his wid
january 90. 5Oltw7w