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The following slaves.
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VTIRGINIA.-At rules holden in III

NIRGlNlA.-At rules holden in the
clerk office OF the county court of Mel.
son, on Monday the I'd day OF March, 1928
'ohh Moran, pltN
GgniHH
Elijah Moran, John Masters and Martha his
pite, formerly Martha Norm, Ezekiel Camp.
bell and Jane his wife, formerly Jal.e Moran.
Thomas Mitchell, James Campbell aud Sarah
his wife, formerly Sarah Moran, james Mas
ters and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Moran.
James Masters (son of john and Betsev his
wife, formerly Betsy Tiltord, Andrew, Jere-
miah, john w, james, Mary and Nicholas
illtord, legal heirs and representatives of Jas
iIliord, dec d. who internarried with Rachel
Moran, deed, Fleming, Charles, Agnes and
Nathaniel Mitchell, David Ward and Nancy
ms wife, formerly Nancy Mitchell, children
OF Thomas Mitchell who intermarfied with
Elizabeth Moran, decd and james Master,
and John Moran, executors OF the last will
and testament OF Nicholas Moran, deed.
defendants.
IN CH,AECERY.
MI the defendants in this cause except the
defendant John Masters and Martha his wife
not having entered their appearance accord
ing to thu act of Assembly and the rules of
ms court, and II Appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that they are not inhabitants of
This commonwealth on the motion of the
Plaintiff by counsel, il is ordered that the said
defendants doappear here on the fourth Mon.
day IN May neat, and enter their apnc,rnnce
aud answer the Plaintiffs bill and that cony
OF ms order be inserted nthe Vrginau. nn6
lished IN the town of Lynchhnrg, for civil,
weeks successfully, aud posted at the front
door OF the court house of this county.
Acopy Ies,e.
~ S. GARLAND, C. c.
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ONE TRACT or LIND.

VIE subscriber offers for sale, an ele
u giant Carthage with pair of Gentle
and we'll matched Horses, one of which
rides extremity well-a secnnd hand Road
Wagon, and a six horse Team, with their
gear-two yoke of first rate Young and
web broke Oxen--a Cart, and one hun
dred and fifty barrels of Corn; on all q.
which, credit till the FIRST day of October
next, will be given, Negotiable paper well
endorsed, will he required.
WM. LANGHORNE
january II. ss21
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EDUCATION.

TNlE SUBSCRIBER next Session
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Icrms-English Grammar, Geography, Arith-
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S0tice.

'uit CBsCRlBER takes lhis me,lss
- informing her friends and the pnIIie s...
sue NE 6oasenieni TO both of The fEN4lf
ot.s,, : Aiuto Of tbs place, audAyillls ls-..'
yefai Females as boartlers on rra..usl1, - e..
MATILDA S4sn
April 4. 81
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CIRCULAR.

GIR-The Society (in this city, fcr the
~ Dissemination N The Heorenig Doetrines
Of The .NEU-JERUS.fLE.H as contained in The
1heolo8icm Writings ot Bdtoa EMANUEL SwE-
prSBoRG, contemplate publishing New
Monthly MAGAZINE, devoted exclusively 10
the interests OF the feD Charch IN The GnHed
StdltS TO be entitled
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A tract or parcei OK Aana,
TRUST SALE.

Di virtue of a deed of trust executed To
ID the subscriber by James Adam, bearing
date the 9th day Of June, ls22, Tor the pur-
pose oil sechring the payment of debt due
Ambrose Fucker, and also debt due William
Mead which deed is duly recorded in thu
clerk office of Bedford, | shnll, on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day Of this month, april } at Bedford
courthouse, proceed tc sell, for cash, au pub
lie auction,
The following Slaves,
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3NR pNANTlSG

Executed IN The neotest manner, and on III,
most moderate terms, al The Office QcMe
Virginia.
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THE TR.ACT OF LIND

whereou the said Adams now resides, contain
Ing 1911 acres. The whole of this property
is very valuable, and worth the attention of
monied men The title is deemed indsputa-
BILE, bnt shall only convey such tite as is
vested in me-
THOMAS DAVIS. TRUSTEE.
April 4. Wv IS
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TRUST S.lLE.

pf virtue of deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by Jeremiah Adams and
james Adams, bearing date the 18Th day of
January, ls2o, and duly admitted to record in
the clerks Office Of the county court of Bed
ford, aud for the purpose of securing the pay
ment OF certain debts due Thomas johnson
we shall, on the LIST day of April, iffar, if not
the next fair day thereafter, fSundays except
ed proceed 10 sell, on the premises, by way
nl public nuCiion, for renhY nIhneX
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Two Femaie Slaves.

Mary aud judith, or such part thereof ms may
be suili lent 70 satisfy the said debts, interest
aud eost OF snle. AstruStees we shall convey
such title as Is vested in us and no other
SMlIllSoN II. DAVIS, r,..,...
BOWhER PRESTON, i'"S'eeS'
April / w3w* So
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hntice.

10y virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by
~ Michael kTGs o the subscribers, aud Of
record in the county court of Bedford bearing
date tue 21th day OF september 1921, for In
purpose Of securing she payment Of a debt due
10 mes Keenn VII be sold 10 the highest
bidder for ready money on the 10th DAY of
bext mouth April, on the premises, n tract or
parcel Of land, on which the soi1 Harms now
Resides in the coaty Of Bedford. eontaii,iss
BY SAID dee! 80 acres or 50 much there Of as
y III be Sufficient TO satisfy the debt set forth in
haa.a decd Acting as trustees we will convey
such title only as nre vested in us
JAMES J0pLING.
RICHARD KEENuM, Trustees
March 20. "a wtds
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a l.ot * appurtenances
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue of deed of t1arst executed by
ID Thomis Harmon 10 the sul.scribers, da-
ted the dgy Of la2l and duly
admitted 10 record IN the oihce OF the county
court Of Franklin, Tor iile ppaPose Of securing
the payment of certain sum Of money due
Davis, Preston y 60. weshall, on the | lih day
Of April next il fair, ii not the neat far day
thereafter, proceed TO sell, on IT, premises,
By way of public auction, 10 the highest bid
der, for read money
y certain Tract of AanA,
in .aid deed mentioned, lying on the waters
OF starnion rivcf fourmile above Hall ford,
containing loo acres, he the same, more Or
les, aud bounded 10y the lands Of William
Bradley, John Basban. ir aud others iibeing
The Same Land conveyed 10 the said Harmon
by David ragan, BY deed OF record ia the
clerk pilicr Of the county court ot Franklin
We hall convey such title a. Is vested mus
aud NO other. TIE TRUSTEES
March ~ wtds 30
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"A certain Tract of Aana,

lying and being in the county Of Amherst, d.
bout miles from the town Of Lyuchbure,
bounded By the lands OF Liueas Boiling, Chris
toPhur Ishcli, The lands formerly belonging to
philip Johnson, dec d, ard Others, andconlain.
ing 1891 acres, more or less, or 50 much
thereof as shall be necessary to answer the
purposes OF said trust deed Acting as trus.
tees, we shall convey to the purchaser or pr.
chnsefs the title vested In US by the deed o.
trust aforesaid and 1one other.
THoNtS WATT, }r.a.,...
RICHARD TyaEE, trustees.
March 2s, wiw "a
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Irust Sale OF Negroes.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed 10
- me by Oliver Towles, bearing date on the
9th day OF February, 1922, aud duly of record
IN the corporation court of Lynchburg, and
Tor the purpose of efiectng the purposes Tor
which said deed was executed, | shall, on the
10Th day of April, 1923, before the front door
OF the Franklin Hotel, i'm the town of Lynch
bIirU sell Inv Of, En-
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TRUST SALE.

10y virtue Of deed of trust executed 10
W The subscribers by Samuel T. Harrison,
Tor the purpose Of securing the payment of
etiiuin debts therein mentioned To William
Robinson and Jesse Beck, which deed bears
date on the 9Th day of July, ksl9, aud is duly
u record ~ the county court OF Amherst. the
subscribers will on Friday the 18th day Of
April, 1923, on the premises, sell by way of
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10 RENT

fT'iiE leases Oh three OF my FARMS
mill expire at the close of THIS year aud
the public are respectfully informed ih7i they
are Tor lease aesin for a term 81 year- rbey
lie Oh Jane river. in The county Of Amherst
icw miles below Lyaebhufz, aud consist
principally OF LOw-GRot ND7. 1hey are
The fafms At present occupied by Col ". l..
fontaine, Samuel omithson, jr. and the heirs
Of John Minten, dec d. They possess superior
advantages for their fertility, convenience 10
market, TO mill. 40. and water navigation
10 those who have adequate force Of hands,
&e. they are objects worthy at attention.
Apply 10. the subscriber, near Willis msun-
Tain. IN tie county ri Buetinp nam and letters
may he addressed 10 him 10 Ga Ira pot eiTce
l. BOILING.
April l. WV b
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~ atice.

DY virtue OF deed of trust executed TO
81 the subscriber by Amos Paris, bearing
date the 18th day ofJune, ls22, 4 duly recor-
ded inthe clerk 5 office ri PiHsy ivania county
court, for th" purpose Of securing the payment
oil 4 sum OF money due to William WhtIock,
| shall, on Thursday the 9th day OF April,
1923, ii fair, ii not the next fair day thereafter
proceed 10 sell, to The highest bidder, on the
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a ccrtain TracI OK XanA.

IN said deed mentioned, lying in the county
ot Bedford, onthe waters of Beavcrdam creek
containing 300 acres, be the snmc, more or
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One lract NJ i.ana,
Also. three slaves,
IYust sale.

EfRsf mt 10 M pfofisioas qfa teri
'offfai erfrrffd fa fFs sabsortbcr Nv hta-
btH perfg and Inn BE mfr, bfnIag ddie ne
I'm dig of Jie4f $50. and dnig reeofded m
no Hastings Court fttt Corporation u Lynch
hug shall gractsd 10 sell fer ree5y monty 10
me highest jiddfr. a public auction, on Me pre-
n,ists, on The l2tt .4prif atri.
j hot X appurtenanees
H. Af foief II LrHeibpkg ling On Sh sfrett,
and Al he Junction ofth0daHfyVM SAID street
containing HeariB ose aors of ground, aud Inn
iHg elegant and raipabie Improvement. The
trustee teH eonrcg 10 the purchaser sach THE
oaiy as Is rested IN HIN.
IN II RITES, Trpstee.
March H. - rlds
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The A following Slaves

comprehended in said deed, to wit A man
named Billy, about 40 years of age, accustom'
ed to driving a Wagon IA negro woman ma
med Nancy, about rs or 30 years of age,
pretty good family cook; negro girl about
or Syears of age, and negro boy about two
years of age. The terms Will be liberal, and
made known at the time aud place OF sale
Acting us trustee shall only convey TO th7
purchaser orpurchasers the title vested in me
by the deed of trust aforesaid and none other,
THOMAS MATT, Trustee
April 4 tctds 80
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ROCK LANDING, y. c.


Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested 10 pny 10 the Treasurer, at Halifax E.,
\. {. on the 18th February llext, ten dollars
on each share, BY them respectively held, in
addition 10 the 10 per cent, payable hereto
tore. u The dborc reqaisitioH the 19H Deem
btr lsl7)
" Ordered, That the stockholders pay into
the Treasury on the 10th day OF December
neNt, fifteen dollars on each share by them
held respectively, in addition to the insta-
mcnt now due. II Passed 2sia Octobcr, lsls }
q" ResOired, That ten dollars on each share
OF stock he called IN on the Isl day ol -epteni-
Der next. II PoSstd 25M .Norch, lsl9J
-" Orderfd That 10 per cent on each share
oil stock be paid to the Treasurer on the Isl
day OF February next, being the 9Th requis-
ton. Il Passed 29h Ociobcr, lHl9)
d" Ordered, That the Stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, aud they
are hereby required To pay INTO the Treasury
On the lst dag OF january next, ten dollars on
each share by Them respectively. L Pa5-
sed 25h Octodtr, 1920
" O~iettd, That the stoc}hollcrs IN the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, aud they
are hereby required 10 pay into the Treasury
on the list dny Of February next, the sum ol
eight dollars on each share Of stock held by
them respectively. - Pissed 1871 Norember,
ls2l)
!, ANnPrw JoYsrp, clerk OF the Roanoke
NavfgatloN Company, certify the foregoing To
he correctly copied from the records of the
said company. Given under my hand and
seal OF Office, the Goth day OF May, 1872.
a Copy
April L WOW IS
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II. ELDRIDGE, d. G.
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IN CH4bCERY

S. GARLAND, C. C
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pears, that the funds of the Society a.
mount to SlO56 rs. Of this sum $1,000
by the vote of the Society is holden as
permanent fund, $50 rs only is at the
| disposal Of the Directors.
The Directors with regret notice
that few of the members have paid
their subscriptions for The last year
1t is desirable that purchase Of Bibles
from the National Depository should be
made and the means are not furnished.
When the wants of our own poor are
supplied, it will be recollected, that a
wide field is opened for the efforts of
the American Bible Society; we are
auxiliary to that benevolent Institution,
and it cannot be for moment admitted,
that the populous and opulent County
of Worcester, enjoying the highest civil
and religious blessings, will Withhold their
proportionate charities, that their dis
tant and destitute Brethren may be furn-
ished with the bread Of life.
May the blessing of God attend all
endeavors TO promote religious knowl-
edge and christian Improvement. May
light arise to those who sit in darkness,
and to those, who sit in the region and
shadow of death may light spring up
May every people readthe sacred scrip
lures in their own language. May all
come to the knowledge Of the truth and
be saved.
A. BANCROFT per order.
Barre Sept. IL 1923.
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SCIENTIFIC NOTICE.

The process by which Mr.. Faraday,
of the British institution first succeeded
in converting gas into liquid, was as
follows. A small portion Of the solid
and dried hydrate Of chlorine is put into
a tube Theoretically sealed; it is then
heated to about 1909, and yellow va
pour is formed, which condenses into a
deep yellow liquid, heavier than water.
Upon relieving the pressure, by break
ing the tube, the condensed chlorine in-
stantly assumes its usual gaseous form.
If muriate of ammonia, and sulphuric
acid be put into the opposite ends of a
bent tube, sealing it Theoretically, and
then suffering the acid TO run upon the
salt, muriatic acid is generated under
such pressure as to cause it TO assume
the liquid form. BY analogous process
ses, sulphureted hydrogen, sulphurons
acid, carbonic acid, cyanogen, euchlo-
rine, and nitrous oxide, have been all
found 10 assume the liquid form under
pressure, and 10 appear as limpid fluids
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Preservation of Wood by Charcoal.

l
The following mode of preventing
'ottenness in Pales, Watersheds, &c.
recommended by DR.. Parry, who paid
much attention to this important subject.
He says:
I" More than thirty years ago this sub
bect presented itself to my mind, on see
ing some Watersheds which had been
pitched and painted 10 The common
way, taken down in a state of complete
rottenness. had read that charcoal
buried in the moist earth, had come
down to US perfectly sound from the
time of the Romans: and that posts long
withstood the same moisture, if the part
intended to be put into the ground was
charred all round to certain depth.
Impressed with these facts, determin-
ed to try an artificial coat of Charcoal.
and when new Watersheds were con.
structed, strongly and carefully rub
bed them with coat of drying oil,
which Immediately dredged all over
with thick layer of Charcoal finely
powdered, and contained in a muslin
bag. After two or three days, when
the oil was thoroughly dried, and firmly
retained the greatest part of the char
coal, brushed off what was loose, and
over that which adhered, | applied a
coat of common lead-coloured paint and
a few days after, second. The whole
became firm and solid crust; after
which the shoots were put in their pla-
ces, and being examined many years af-
forwards, appeared perfectly sound"
ObserUotions.-Any other color would
probably have succeeded equally we'll
with that which employed. do not
think that lamp-black, which is pure
species of charcoal, would have answer
ed the purpose of forming a thick defen-
.siye covering so well as the grosser
charcoal which / used. But whatever
sort of charcoal is employed, it ought
either to be fresh made, or heated again
IN close Oessels, so as to crpet the r0atey.
which it greedily attracts from the air.
1t is TO be observed here, that the
practice of pitching pales, &c. is both
inccmmodious, and inefficacious, as pitch
is so liable to be melted by the heat Of
the sun. Ibid.
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CHE artS a1I0 &riEMceS,
Improved composition Of Black Writing
E,,L


Take gallon of soft water, and boil
in it one pound of chips of logwood, for
about half an hour, then take the decoc-
ton from the fire, and pour it from off
the chips, while boiling hot, on pound
of the best Aleppo gals, reduced to a
fine powder, and two ounces of pome-
granate peeis put into proper vessel.
After having stirred them we'll together,
with wooden spatula, for some time,
place them in the sunshine, ia summer,
or within the warmth of the fire, if in
winter, for three or four days, stirring
the mixture as often as may be ccnve-
nicnt. At the end of that time, add
half pound of green vitriol, powdered,
and let the mixture remain four or five
days more, stirring it frequently, and
then add further, four ounces gum Ara
bic, dissolved in a quart of boiling wa
ter, and after giving the ink some
time TO settle, strain it off from the
dregs, and keep it we'll stopped for use.
If the ink be desired TO shine more.
the proportion of the pomegranate peel
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must be increased, and, in the country
where the log-wood cannot be SO easily
obtained, pound of ripe privet-berries
may be substituted for it.
In order 10 secure this ink from grow
ing mouldy, quarter of pint or more,
OF spirits of wine may be added but to
prevent IFS containing any acid, which
may injure the ink, little salt of tartar,
or pearl ashes, should be added previ-
ously, and the spirit poured off from it,
which will render it innocent with re.
gard to the color of The ink.
american Farmer.
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Prevention of Rusf.

The prevention of Rust, on such arti.
cles of furniture as are made of polish
ed steel, is an object of great importance
in domestic economy. The cutters in
Sheffield, when they have given knife
or razor blades the requisite degree OF
polish, rub them with powdered quick
lime, in order to prevent them from
furnishing; and we have been inform.
ed, that articles made Of polished steel.
are dipt in lime water by the manufac.
turer, before they are sent into the re.
tail market.
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NOTICE..

gEVHE copartnership heretofore
n existing between the subscribers under
the firm of IAwToN & MANLY, for the purpose
of manufacturing Wooden Cloths, is, by mutu-
al consent, dissolved. Allpersons having any
demands against said firm of LAYTON & MAN
LIZ will call on SETH B. MANLY for payment,
to whom, the business and funds of said firm
are transferred, and who is authorized to settled
said demands.
ROBERT LAYTON.
SETH B. MANLY.
(SHFThe business will in future be conducted
by the subscribers and by R. LAwToN as their
agent, at the old stand, where they continue
to manufacture Woollen Cloths for sale.
SETH B. MANLY.
North Brookfeld Oct. Is.
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WORCESTER, IS.

WORCESTER, IS.
Probate Office, Oct. 7, 1923.
To the Widou, Creditors and Heirs of DA-
vrD WHEEIocK, late Of Leominster, IN
said County, deceased, and 10 oil Others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to APP
Il pear Gf you see fly at the Court of
Probate, to be holden at Worcester, in said
county, on the first Tuesday in November
next, at ten Of the clock, before noon, tc show
cause why license should not be granted TO the
administrator, to sell and convey, so much of
said deceased's real Eitate, as will raise The
sum of $21I.00 for the payment of debts and
charges, and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Worcester, ss.

Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Ofice, ID, Oct, 1923.
To the Heirs Of JOHN RICHARDSON, JUN.
late Of Shrewsbury, IN said County,
deceased, and to all Others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
" gu are hereby cited to ap-
a pear Gf you see fit at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
ty, ON the first Tuesday in November next at
ten OF the clock, before noon, 10 show cause
why the administration of the Estate of said
deceased lying and being within this State,
should not be granted to Mr.. Edward H. Hem
enway of said Shrewsbury and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.