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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29

peciall5 that Of Verona, some directing
Ministers INCREASINGLY occupied themselves
with measures Tor ineIdicling in future all
communicatiot Of inteilig eBce, or even OF
ideas, which did not square with them
personal views. 1t is also known that the
King Of Wir'umberg, ~ho among the So.
vereiens Of Germany, is almost the only
ere whose generous protection is extended
to the political writers of his country, and
who has constantly respected me freedom
OF the press, as established by the Cous,i-
tutional Charter OF his kingdom-it is
known that this Prince has received seve.
raj Diplomatic Notes from foreign Cabi.
nets 10 induce him TO change bis system.
These measures have been Intellectual; il is
al length decided TO have recourse 10 the
Supreme Federal authority, and to pass
solemn decision by The Germanic Diet, for
the purpose OF REFRESHING or preventing
these las they are cs'led) abuses. We are
not, therefore, aslonished. as to certain
point OF the proposition which has been
communicated, but there was some reason
for believing that il was 10 emanate from
the cabinet OF Power OF the 6rst rank.
|, is not so. the Cabinet OF Baden have ORR
ginated the proposition. J, will be recol.
lec,ed that NJ. de Rerstsdt, the directing
NJ mister of iha, Duchy, sent 10 The Prince
de Meternicb, at Vienna, Baron de
Bliltersdortf, to take part in the conteren.
ces, which were 10 be continued alter the
Congress CT Verona, and which were TO
have for their object the regulation OF the
internal affairs OF Germany. Besides the
Count de Berustorif, the Prussian minis
ter Tor foreign affairs, and this M. Blitters
dorf, there does not appear 10 be any En-
voy of the Soyereigns of Germany at these
conferences. and they for the moment pro.
duced no result,
The Baron de Blit,ersdorff now re.ap-
pears with more eclat in the political
scene Ii is be who is employed 10 pre-.
sent the motion for the final destruction Of
the freedom Of the press IN Germany. Al
ready 10 the Confidential sitting, thunders
have been launched with great force a.
gain.t the few periodical journals Of this
country, which are still infected with pa
triotism or liberalism; aud it is remarkable,
that already, as it is stated, has been de-
creed. that the German Observer. a jour
nal generally esteemed s. much circulated,
edited by NJ. Liesch:ng, at Stuttgart, shall
be suppressed by decree Of the Diet, as
having Pedagogical tendency. This
will be the first act Of this description
which will emanats from The Supreme Fe-
deral authority 1t will doubtless march
its military force to support its decree, IL
it can obtain such result in the kingdom
OF Wurtemberg. In the mean time, this
anticipated measure excites amongst the
public the deepest sensations.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-05

Resolved, that the Clerk be directed to cause the
Members to be furnished with such newspapers as
they respectively may elect: the expense OF each
member not to exceed the price ofthrce daily papers
a message was received from the Senate by Mr.
Cuts, their Secretary, informing the House that
quorum of the Senate had assembled and was rea
dy to proceed to business and that they have con
Cured in the resolution Tor the appointment OF :
JOIN, Committee to wait ON the President Of the
United States, SC.
And then the House adjourned.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-05
WAsIlINGToN Cry, Dec. 8
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Yesterday, at two O'Clock, the President Of the
United States transmitted TO both Houses of Con-
gress, by the hands of his Private Secretary, the
following
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-07
MaYshnl's sale.

FINDER decree Of the Superior Court
u ol Chancery for the Lynchburg District,
pronounced on tie 10th day Of NIny, 1922,
in the case OF James Parker, adm'r de bonis
non ol Isaac Johnson, dec. pl'tt. against Rich
ard Johnson, William Il. Elan, admir- OTHER
rynan Hammond dec d. aud Elizabeth Ham
mond and Caiharine Hammond, heirs nt law
of Merryman Hammond, dec. defts shall,
ON Thursday the 27th February newt, expose
To seie, by way OF public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, for cash, ION the preuises)
A certain tract or parcel of Land,
Lying in the coantyol Piusylvania, on the wa
tiers oil Cherry stone Creek, containing 10y pa.
tent and deed 300 acres il being tract of
land directed to be sold by the last will and
Testament Of Isaac johnson, dec by his exec
utors. CLIO. Il. W0ODS0N,
NJ S. {. e. l.. d
January is ltwow
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Jemima jenkins, Amos Tbnoker, Sally Bur.
ford, James Crews, Ambrose Knclcr Admr.
of Pettus Thackcr deceased, and William
Mitchell,
NIOU wiH take notice, hat shall proceed
i on the 2ld day 81 febradrg nert, al The
d,ccliing house Of John Sicdd IN Bedford coun.
tV, aud al Afitnor Cor's idrrn Ia ,7Blherst
county, on ne slh ddp Of .harch neri, 10 take
sbe aldatifs Of snadrgpcrsons, rhich a8ddpds
arc intended as eridenoe beiore ht Master Conn
gai.sontr Of The Superior Coari Of chduepyJor
he Lyachbarg District, an making up las ar
to,,a pursuant 10 a dtefee Of mid Court, made
N ne ssit in rhi,h am plaintiff aud gon afc
defendants. JOEL THICKER
jan II. lso3. WV 20
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'hE subscriber offers for sale, an cle
u giant Carriage with pair of gentle
and well matched Horses. one of which
rules extremity well---a second hand Road
Wagon, and a six horse Team, with their
gear-two yoke of first rate Young and
wen broke Oxen--a Cart, and Que hun
cred and fifty barrels of Corn on all of
which, credit till IN" first day of October
next, will he given, Negotiable paper. well
endorsed, will be required.
MN. LANGEIORNE.
January II. tse4
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Motto

RY virtue Of deed of trust from Gea,r
~ Wright to me, shall, on the 10th dav o
February, 1923, at Liberty, in Bedford coun-
~, proceed to sell, fer ready money, TO the
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
Lucinda, collection Of Books, supposed 10 be
about seventy five volumes, bed aud Furni.
ufe, Tor certain purposes in said deed sprei
ned. Acting as trustee, | shall not warrant
The title to said articles except against mysel
and persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAZEL, Trustee.
he negro woman Lucinda, is small mu
iatto with long hair, about Is years old, with
scar on her neck she was taken from tbe
possession Of the subscriber by George Wright
on me 18th OF this month-AIi persons are
hereby forwarned from purchasinp her from
sud Wright, rs she has been convened 10 me
by deed oil trust of record in Bedford coups
ty WILLIAM A. HARDY
November g. v3n IA
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Yhe Tract OF I.ana

Conveyed in said decd of trust, containing two
hnndted &C es, living on the waters of Moly',
Creek, ~ the county Of Campbell. Acting as
trustee, shalt convey to the purchase, such t.
tie as is vested IN me nv said deed ofttust.
JOSEPH WILSON, T,ustec.
Jan. II. w3w q
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Medicines amA Paints.

VIE Subscriber has ;ust received +,
fresh supply of MEDICINES, PAINTS.
pfE-STuFfS, &c, which, in addition to his
former stock, makes his assortment con,pie,e
BENZ. i. OWENS.
u North Carolina Money taken at
20 b. r. D
January 3, o2ts
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'Vhe Tract OF land.
Strayea OF Stolen.

ENROM the stable of A. S. Henry in
L Bedford county, on the night of the 18Th
INST two HORSES, one a black, with white
hind feet and very old, the other young sor-
rel, with long tail, of great elegance OF FORM
high blooded, and rising years old. Nboe'
yer will deliver the above horses to Captain
Henry OF Bedford. or 10 the subscriber living
IN Charlotte county shall be handsomely re.
warded JOHN HENRY.
January Oh w3wf %
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Tobacco land,
FOR S.7LE

And in point of health no situation surpasses
it, There is no donit but the Lynchburg and
Salem Turnpike, which is now in rapid pro.
erosion, will pass directly BY said store aud
hwellipg-houses, asiis believed the said road
from the localities of said creek, will cross the
Same where the present stage road crosses.
In Offering the above estate for sale the I'M
dersigned, are not upmindful of the pressure
.nf the times, but IL issIered for sale in order
to settle mp the business Of the late mercantile
firm above named. The terms viii be az
commodation, and made known, and the pro-
pertv shown 10 any person wishing to purchase
BY the undersigned residing on the premises
CiiAS. WHITLEY.
sOilN II. SMITH.
Jan ~. w5w "a
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n certain Tract of Land.
Notice

DY virtue of deed cf trust executed 10 the
I'D subscriber by Jarnes Wiley, for the pur-
pose OF securing debt therein mentioned, to
Clement Townsend, which has since been trans
tetred to Samuel Fleming, will he so d at Camp
bell cout-house, on Monday, the 10th dav of
February next, being Campbell cour, day, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, at public
ali;,tinn
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household and Kitchen
Fsyll%irUNE,

snndry Plantation Utensils, one Carriage and
Harness, one Gig and Harness, one Cart aud
Gear. one Nomaas Saddle, two Men's sad
dies, ono Horse, five Cows, one Bull, sO"s,
&c
Acting rs trustee | viii convey 10 the
nnrchaser or purchasers the title vested IN me
10 the property aforesaid by said lrnsi deed
and none ether CillSN1LL DABNIN.
January "a. "lds -
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Not ice.

a LII persons having claims against the
"A estate of Wm Browne, deed, late oftbis
place, are desired bring them forward on
or before the first day OF May next, as il is nv
WISH to close the business, and this notice will
he plead in bar against all claims that may be
presented after that time.
A. ROBERTSON, Ex'r
December 27. v2m 81
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Notice.

HHE SUBSCRIBER having changed
Il his business, and being anxious TO settle
ms private accounts, requests those that have
claims against him to present them for pay.
nent, and all those that are indebted TO him
VIII please make payment, as it will De out Of
ms power to give longer than reasonable
indulgence JOHN POE.
January 81 tets IS
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She Subscribers
Iynchburg Mills.

NTlLL in a few days be in order for the re-
w ceptIon of Wheat-The Subscriber
will give fair market pIice in cash. Should
any be desirous to receive Flour in exchanc,
Tor Wheat, they can do so at the usual EXCHANGE.
and the subscriber viii subject himself to the
Richmond Inspection. Those who are not
disposed to sell at the present prices, may del.
ven then Wheat, and wait for better piiee. AZ
fair market price will be given during ihessa
son, FOR that deposited, Tor what may co
ming II.
WIN. A. ALLEN.
suplStQ tcts,
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TRACT OF LAND.

In said deed mentioned, lying on the waters o
otaunion river, four miles above Halls ford.
containing 100 acres, be the same more
or less, and bounded By the lands of William
Bradley John fs>ham Jr. and others, it being
the same land conveyed to the said Harmon
by David Pagan by deed of record in the
clerks Office of the county court of Frepl lin
We shall convey such title as is vested in ms
and no other. THE TRUSTEES.
January IL. wtds "a
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A.E .tNNEK
august Q.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having conner
Il ed themselves together, axe this meth.
cd OF informing their friends and the public,
that they will carry on the
Tanning & Currying Business,
Under the firm Of J. & c. POE, They will, in
addition to their present stock, receive in a
few days from Philadelphia, a quantity of
ieather--among which are 200 sides Skirthg,
20 dozen waAed Calf Skins finished by Joseph
Keen 4 Sons, 100 Horse Hides, loo sides best
Boot Seal, Bag Hides, Hog Skins and Tan.
ners Oh--all Of which viii be sold low for
cash. JOHN POE,
CASWELL POE.
y. B,-Cash or leather will be given for
hides, or they will be tanned on the usual
terms. j. x c. POE.
January "a ts25
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Turnpike Stock

AT AUCTION.
m the list day Of March next. ut the
~ Franklin Hotel, in Lynchburg. will he
said, at auction, the Stock of delnouent
Stockholders in the Lyncllhurg and salem
turnpike Company, unless payment be made
on or before that dav '"1'
by order oil the President and Directors.
JOHN LYNCH, Treasurer.
~" ~ Cords
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slLtASE to take notice that on the 9th
day OF February next, at the Eagle Ho-
tel in the city OF Richmond, shall proceed
TO take the deposition OF Daniel Warwick. to
he read as evidence II suit now pending in
ihe Hastings court of the corporation of
l.! nchbnrg, IN which am plaintiff and Won
are Defendant. GliCAJAH DAVIS Jr.
Jan Is of -.
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TRUST SALE.

10y virtue of tpnst deed executed to
I'D the subscriber, by James Mayhem, dated
the 18th dny ol February, ls22, and duly adj
United Ia record in the office OF The county
cont ri Bedford, for the purpose OF securing
the payment OF certain sums OF money in said
deed mentioned, we shalkon Monday, the 9th
day oi February next, proceed 10 sell by way
OF public auction 10 the highest bidder, for
ready monty, two Wagons with harness, five
Wagon Horses, two Cows and Calves, eight
head ot Hogs, two Feather Beds and Furnl-
tire, one Folding Table, one square Table,
one Man's Saddle, one " omans Saddle. one
Walnut Desk, six Chairs, TWO Pots ond one
oven and Lid, two Dishes aud 1 dozen Knives
aud Forks As trustees, eshall convey such
title as is vested in us, aud no other.
THOMAS DAVIS, }r.n,,oa.
WILLIAM SALMON, '''''ees'
January II wtds -
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7 FTTNcfY.
In consequence Of an arrangement entered
into between Major Towles and myself, sub
sequent TO the date of the above mentioned
deed OF trust, only four Thousand dollars of the
purchase money for the above mentioned pro-
perry will be required in hand--tor the ha-
lance credit of twelve months will be given
from the Isl day Of December last
MEREDITH LAMBETH
January H. Wtds %
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Tract OF Land,

In said deed mentioned, containing - rcres,
aud bonded by the lands Of James NJ Chime,
Jnbal Cnndif, Absalom Jordan and Others, il
being the tract OF land conveyed 10 the said
Nilliam Meador, sen by Jeremiah Mesdor,
by deed Of record in tie clerks office OF the
county court oil Bedford
BY TIE TRUSTEES.
Jnnuary II. NIds ID
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RUNAWAY

E4NROM the subscriber on the night of The
4 3olh December last, Il young woman Ii
or IL years old, by the name ri AMIGA. near
the common size, remarkably likely, of n
dark brown complexion, with t0Ierablv long
hair, kept rougbly--no particular flesh marks
recollected. She had on when she left home
a yellow domestic yarn dress, which was the
only dress taken from home with her. with
red striped cotton handkerchief n domestic
rug or blanket. have 10 doubt but that she
was induced to go off by Il fellow belonging
To Moses Swinney of Buck ingham COUNTY, by
the name Of MOSES, near the common sta
ture, OF :hin visage, about 81 years old, of an
inteIligont appearance, and is quite an inge-
nous fellow, II toerable good blacksmith. n
rough wood carpenter, and good waggoner,
&c. lie had on when he left home, a yellow
brownlsh coloured domestic coat, white warn
panaloons, with other comfortable clothing.
have no idea what route they have takeu.as
'hey were hothraised within my acquaintance,
anu have not been heard of since they elo-
ped, but think it probable they are aiming to-
WARDS some tree state, and may have obtained
pass to that amount. Any person anprehen
G1ng the same, or either of them and deliver
NJ them To Moses SWinnev, of Buckingham
onntv, or the subscriber, or securing them in
my jail, so that we ret them again, shall be Ii.
aerally rewarded.
WILLIAM D. SWINNEY.
january ~ % WITS
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Bedford County Coart, jqnaarg Rules, i823.
Bennett Parsons and SALLY bis wife, former
v Sally barrett, and William Durrctt, John
nnrreit, Dinah Durroa aud Solomon Dur
rel, Plaintiffs,
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TRUST SALE.

NY virtue of Il deed oftrust executed by
IS Thomas Harmon, TO the subscribers, da J..
ted the day oil is2l. aud duly
admlttedto record in the oafcc of the county
court OF Franklin, for the purpose of securing
the paymens OF n certain sum of money dine
Davis, Preston Co. we shall, on the lIh dav
of February next, il fair, if not the next fair
day thereafter, proceed TO sell, on the premi
ses, by way of public auction, to tue highest
hidlpr fer rendN m.,nru n cnr,nin 49,
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IN following Property !,

n, "a much hereof as will answer the uosa-
sishcd purposes of said trust deed, 10 vii -
a larse assortment OF Black Smiths Tools, y
namber of NheelwFieits and Carpenters
Tools. one oil Paint Stone oil Mhrhiel one
iar,. Grind Stone. A large assortment of
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THE TRACT OF LAND.

In said deed mentioned, lying on<he waters of
Stanton river. about FIVE miles above Hail.
tord, containing 100 acres, be the snnIe, more
or less, and bounded by the LANDS OF Thomas
Harmon, John oiler and others, il being the
sans tract OF land conveyed by shadrack
Brown to Thomas Stewart, and by Stewor, In
the said William Bradley. The ttieIis believed
TO be undoubted, but we shall convey such AS
is vested in us. THE TRIISirEFS
January II. wtds 81
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IRlISI SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by
- William Glover and Frances his wife, To
the subscribers, dated the 18th day of July,
1921 aud duly admitted 10 record in the Office
OF the county court OF Bedford, for the pur-
pose of securing a certain debt due Davis.
Preston = Go. ye shall, .nn Thursday the 18th
day OF February neat, if fair, If not the next
fair day thereafter, proceed 10 sell, on the pre-
misses, by way of public auction, for ready
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Notice.

DY virtue ofa deed of trust executed 10
I'D the subscriber by William Crouch, Jun,
and duly recorded in the clerks office in the
county court OF Bedford for the purpose ef
securing certain sums OF money ttereln men
Aioned, which deed bears date the 9th day of
November, 1922, shall, on the 18Th day of
February 1928, proceed TO sell, by way Of
public auction, I'm the premises,
TIE TRACT OF LAND
On which said Crouch now resides. several
pieces of Furniture WHICH he has Just finished,
all his Household aud Kitchen Furniture, one
Gray Mare and Colt, Mich Cows, with all
his Cattle. Hogs and Stock of every descrp.
ton, with chest Carpenter Tools and many
other things ntsaid deed mentioned or 50
much thereof as shall be sufficient TO pay said
debt, with intorestaud cost. Terms will be made
known on the day al sale
HARVEY CLAYTON, Trustee
January 81. Is II wtds
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Notice.

10y virtue Of q deed Of trust erecutcd to
- hs subscriber By Il. S. Henry, (tor Mepw-
pose q securing dsdi due 10 f. RoyaH 4. CO.
mh'ch deed IS Of record in The county court Of
Bedtord, and bears date the 9Th Of august, 1919,
MaH, ON The Isl day Of .9prH, 1923, If Jair, i
not ne neTt far day MertatterD sell, al public
Gacfton, an ne toaeno Of LgnchbUrg, Jetore the
door q ne Franklin Hotel, for ready money,
Vhe Tcact OF Hand.
In The said deed mentioned, containing fire. huni
tired md Ffeen acres bring The same on whick
me SAID Henry resides, or so much as aciH be Sf-
c'eRt TO satisfy said trust. The trustee WiH con-
reg such title only as is rested in him.
CIIfSHELL D.4BNEY.
N0rembog % qctds 10
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of trust deed executed to
ID the subscribers by William Meador, sen
and wife, dated The Isl day OF March, 1872,
aud duly admitted to record in the Office OF
the county eonr of Bedford, for the purpose
of securing the payment of certain sum OF
money dae Davis, Preston a Go. we shnll, on
Friday the 2lst dsy al February next, ii fair,
VI not the nes fair day thereafter proceed 10
sell, by way Of public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, for rcndy ncney on the premises, II
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4 T court held for f,uel;n.,

4 7 court held for Buel;r.t.
"A ty, the 9th day OF Decemb,r 4I leae eoa''
ahllam Moore and Martha his Nc.
liam Cooke and Nancy his wife. ans e, w.
',on az, ns''s anu distributes Of Margaret r.,
Against plaintiff,
William b. Jones, administrator r. =,
rel Jones, deceased, Thomas Jones p, aafEa
Jones, Robert b. Jones, John r la, D'a1e
ward Lakeland, and Robert b. Iacg1s, ID
infant son, John r. Hudgens. and his sa lr'
lam Stearling Hudgens, an infant r' on hA.
Jones, widow and relict of Daniel I.'''zebfid
ceased, billiard, aud sally his Vic V.
beth Jones, Albert g. Jones. Mill, I've
John A. Jones, and Daniel Jones .,a YSaeht',
Jones, who are also heirs and dis,s;t ia .''eury
the said Margaret Jones deed. defe,,ds7es Of
~ CH9SCERY.
ihe defendants Thomas Jonea nj,
Jones, Robert B. Jones, John r JonDAe B,
+. f''tlgens, Elizabeth Jones. widow - 5ehn
vel Jones, decd, billiard. and ssi,' os t
vile, Elizabeth Jones, Albert q Io,. hls
ton Jones', John A. Jones, Daniel - aH-
Henry Jones, not having entered III. and
pearance, and it appearing To the sp,;'s' ~ tl-
OF the court that they are not ipbst;,",e.'ion
this commonwealth, on the motio,' ~ 5's' q
plaintiffs by their attorney, il is or9sroS y. hH
the said absent defendants do anne,r I'' lhat
March court next, and answer he ,la;a - al
OH, and tl.at copy OF this order la us
inserted in the Lynehburg Pres GG.EN'h
months. successfully and another " TWO
posted up at the front door of the eour, PGs We
vi mus county. c0py-Tesle,
20 wSw II. ELDRIDGE. In n r.
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y A0I'OF GNOVSD.

Containing ono half acre, purchased by The
said Samuel l. Harrison of BENJAMIN ". (
Cabell, situate within the corporation of
Lynchbnrg, ON first alley at the junction there.
OF with 18th street. The trustees will convev
70 the purchaser such title only as is vested In
them by the deed of trust
GEO. CABELL,
c. ANTHONY.
The above sale is TO be made by nv free
consent and request. S. l. HARRISON.
December p. wtds 81
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Trust SALE.

RY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
~ John Gorden, to the subscribers, dated
the 2lst day oil June, 1922, aud duly admitted
10 record in the Office of the county court of
Bedford, Tor the purpose of securing the pay.
ment OF accaain sum OF money due Davis,
Preston Co. We shall. on the Eth dav of
February next, il fair, it not the neat fair day
there after, proceed 30 sell, at tine dwelling
house OF the said john Gordcn, by way al
hubble rupiipn for rna,l,. ,,o,,o,,
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TRACT OF LAND.

In snid deed mentioned, containing o. acres.
be the same, mere or le4s, and bounded by
the lands of John Ashwell sen. John Saunders,
Thomas Martin, William Martin, Elijah Muir,
dock, NC. As trustees we shall convey such
title only as is vested in us
WILLIAM SALMON
DANIEL ASliWELL, lrus'ees'
January Il wtds 81