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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-06-11

NOW PUBLISHING,
By SAMUEL WALKER,
20, Harlem Place, .Ns.rbuvy-Stress, Boston,
THE Genuine Works of FLA

n vIUs JosEPHUs, the Jewish l;istori-
an-containing Twenty Books Of the Jewish
Antiquities, Seven Books of the Jewish War,
and THE LIFE OF JosEPHUS, written by him
self-Translated from the Original Greek, ac-
cording to Harercamp's accurate Edition.
Together with EXPLANATORY Norris AND On
sERvATIoSs-Parallel Texts of Scripture--the
True Chronology Of the several Histories-an
Account of Jewish Coins, Weights and Meas
ures-and a Complete Index.-By the late
WILLIAM WINSTON, nj. A. Professor Of
Mathematics in the Unipersity Of Cambridge,
&c. &c.--Revised,a and illustrated with Notes,
By the Rer SAMUEL BURDER, AM. of Glare
Hall, Cambridge /; Lecturer Of The USiied Par
isbes of Csrist's Church, .Ns,rgats Street, and
81. Leonard Foster Lane, London; Chaplain
TO has Royal Highnsss The Duke Of Kent; and
.4uthor Of Oriental Customs, &c. &c.
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iP Blank DECLARATIONS
for those who wish to be restor-
ed to the Pension List--5o'' sale
al this Office.
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Worcester, So.
Probate-ofice, May 90, 1923.
To The Widow, Creditors and Heir, of
DANIEL MANpElL, late Of iIardwick,
IN said County, deceased, aud to all
Others concerned in the Estate of said
deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear Gfyou see IT'D at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
~, on the first Tuesday in July next, at ten
of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to the Admin
istrator to sell and convey the whole or SO much
of said deceased's Real Estate, as will raise
the sum of Sll30: 81, for the payment of debts
and charges and you viii be heard thereon.
THE0PHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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GoTpREeEl0Uss,,EB,

THHE Subscriber having re-
- leased his Taven-Stand in BrookfslJ,
has taken that spacious and commodious Stage
House in Worcester, near the CouFt-House,
Kept for many years by Gel. REuPES SiKEs)
where he solicits the patronage Of his cid
friends and the Publick.
The Subscriber will be devoted ia his
attention to all who may favour him with their
company.
s. B. THOMAS.
Worcester, Nay ~, 1923. CIV
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Young Sterling,

A BEAUTIFUL dark bay Horse,
In win stand, this season, as follows -
At Careg's Tavern, in Ward, from 8 till IL
O'Clock, A. NJ. on Mondays-from thence to
Farnsrorth's Tavern, in Millbury, till Tues
day morning--from thence to JMareh's Tavern,
in Sutton, till 2 o'clock, P. M.-from thence to
IIdynss's Tavern, in Oxford, till o'clock, p.
M.-from thence TO the stable Of the Subscrib-
er the remainder of the tine-at -Four Dollars
the Season.
This famous Horse is four years old
this Seasons Of good sizc-and for elegance
and form is exceeded by none. lie was sired
by the well-known black Horse, formerly of
iiardwick and Charlton, whose Stock arc SUI
peFior TO any in The country, especially for the
harness. 041F Said Horse viii begin bis route
the first of June, and continue every week.
n. B. STONE.
Charlton, Nay 81, 1928.
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Sold by G. A. 7'RU.NBULL, Worcester,
Norember 6, 1922. ly
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Dorchester, April 81, 1928.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-11
DANCING sgnOOL.
MR.. KENNEDY

DESPECTFULLy informs the eli
~ zcus Of Lynchbusg and its vicinity, that
he infends opening School in the polite art
Of Danring, Al Mr.. Robert Morriss's. lie will
teach Two days in each week during the ses-
sion, (which Is 10 continne for twelve weeks.)
Ibe tune oil tuition will be ~ follows: Three
hours "a the forenoon and three in the after
noon, nj such periods a. will not interfere with
The other studies Of his pupils. lie will not
only Instruct young lsdies and gentlemen
committed 10 bis Care ~ the most fashionable
modes Of Dancing, but will also pay The strict
Ell attention 10 their department, and use his
tsst. fndeaYors that they may obtain that enso
apd.d dignity OF carriage wltIrh 80 peculiarly
1igtiagIish the polite world.
die tatters himself thai from lis letg ex-
Hperienee la New York and the other principal
cities OF the United States, aud the success
that lIns uniformly attended his eXertlons, TO
be enabled 10 give entire satisfaction b those
who may honor him with their patronage
The most satisfactory testimonials as To cha
rieter aad ability cen he produced, if neees
sary.
\. - The gentlemen's school will be held
IN the evening, AT early candle light, on the
same day as that of fhr ladies.
Or Seh0oi wiH commence On Friday the 20H
inst and bs continued he following day
June IL. oOts
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Eifty Dollars Reward,

FOR experimenting aud securing him !,
l. Jail, so that get him again, if laEen or,
OF The State, or twenty dollars if takei n, ,bs
state. JACK HAIRLESS, n free NEGRO rs;s"s
IN the ce,1i-y of Bedford, State of virginja,et
hold his 'ndentures, dated the 28th October
i193-said Jack Harriss was sold bv order -,
Buckingham court, 10 pay jail fees was NM =,
chased by Stephen Pahkey, from whom ba
shortly runaway, was taken in the comfy =.
Bedford lodged in Jail, at witch place he ,es
again sold when became the purchaser
Jack tiarrss is yellow fellow, stout made
about = feet high, between 80 AMI 10 wears es
age, processes 10 lay stone or bril- k When be
le'i me he wore long whlskers, which can he
CARLY cut of, his hat had lost halt the br;n
his clothing as believe dark mixed cloth
clerks of courts where his Indeniures NAV he
recorded, are cautioned against removing
'hem JOHN p. GRAY
Bedford, FEB. H. vts %
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TRUST SALE,

DY virtue af deed offrust executed BY
l. Christopher I 1imbeflake, and po.ly his
vile TO Edmund n sale aud The subscriber
bearing dale tie 24lh Of March, 1921, anu
duly recorded IN the cioik soifce Of ihecoun-
~ court Oh Campbell, 10 secure the payment oi
certain sums Of money therein mentioned 10
Bacon Tat I shall on Saturday the I'd da,
of August nekt ensuing, proceed 10 sell upon
the premises, 10 lie highest bidder for cash
Iicefre aud q Ia acres If Land,
being the land whereonYaid 1mberlake resides
situated IN the comfy Campbell, about three
miles. from Lypchbufg on beth sides OF the
turnpike road, also a quantity efhonsehold and
kitchen furniture, consisting of beds, bedding,
bureaus, chairs, tables, pots, Kettles, ovens,
&sc. AZ. Aisoa quantity OF corn, fodder eac OF
much thereof as shall be sutii cient 10 satisfy,
aud pay what may he due under said deed
The title 10 the above property is believed to
be indispniable. ban AS trustee the subscriber
viii convey such title only as is vested in
him. Nm VI. RIVES
June p. ids ~
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Afay Q
N.OtiCe.

~ UNAWAY from the subscriber on the
"A night of the 18th May last, TOM. a negro
man "a or - years Of age, feet. 3 or q inch.
es high, copper color, stout made, full face and
eyes has small scar opposite the corner of
one oil has eyes, Ut is believed the r,glO nor
larger than pea, and perceptible on strict e..
animation also, lump on bis breast, cause
unknown has good set OF teeth. n arre
beard when permitted to grow, and wears
whiskeTs. His clothing is not recollectcd-
tie TOOK with him razor and shaving box
and had pass TO pass and repass until Mon
day morning. Any person experimenting said
negro and cogfning him in any safe iaiI in the
United States $50 get him) and giving infor.
formation by mail, directed to Mr.. BENJAMIN
Ceiquett. Greensboro, Georgia, shall be libe-
rally rewarded and all reasonable exnenses
paid. Tom is an artfu fellow, andwi doubt.
less change his name, deny his owner and try
20 pass as tree man. He was purchasedsin
wary land about year past, from Mr.. Well
yard by Benjamin Collquett from whom he
escaped on the road, but was apnrehended
and put IN Charlotte county, Va. JAIN, where
he called his name Elias, and said he was tho
property of MIR, White.
JOSEPH MOORE
.une 10. WOW IS
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RUNAWAY

RON the subscriber on the night Of the
Eth ult. (NaY JOHN, negro man 90
or q years OF age, black, 5 feet q or 7 inches
high, can spell aad read--his clothes not re.
cotected. John was purchased in Baltimore
by George Allen, for Benjamin Colqnett, two
years pasl II Is presumed he may change his
name and endeavor 10 pass as free Any per-
son experimenting said negro ard condni0e
him in any safe jail in the Uuited States 60
get him and giving information by mail
directed - Mr., Benjamin Colquett, Greensbo,
70, Georgia, shall be literally rewarded, and
all reasonable expenses paid.
ZACHARlAH JONES.
June l3. v6,y AZ
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NGNAW AX.

pUNAWAY from the subscriber diving
IL near Willis's Mountain, in the county OF
Buckingbam) on the night Of the 10Th instant
. bright mulato man, named BIIilY-~He.is n,
stout, sensible fellow, slow OF speech, straight
black hair, a little inclined 10 curl--ean read
u write, and very probably may have a forged
rass--is about thiity-six or seven wears old
aud took oil with him variety OF clothing.
and his books-l suspect he LETT the neighbor.
hood IN company with a white man, and that
he will attempt TO escape 10 Ohio or the north.
u taken in any oil the counties below the
mountains md secured iusial so tina, get him
again, a rewarapf twenty dollars viii be ri.
yen but iitaxen .,eyoud the mountains, or in
any Of the border counties of the state, or in
artinpnna TO escape out Of the state, on
board a vessel, aud shall be secured in like
manner, reward of forty dollars will be ii.
ven. All masters Of vessels aud others are
iorwaFnei from harboring or carrying him
out OF the state at the peril of legal prosecu.
ton. L. BOILING.
May 80. w3ws AZ
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NeW- London .lcadewu.

ZEE next session al this academy will
~, commence on the LIST day Of July next.
ne patronage oil the public is respectfully
soacnea' Nhether the teacher deserve il or
mot, ne cheertuiiy leaves 10 the decision OF
muse ,,..,, VINO nave patroni2ed him already
William Lanshorne, Seth Ward and Na,han
Reid, esqs. will each acconmodate two or
three students as boarders.
~ FRED. SPECIE.
n London Academy, June 10. w2w.
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...., neelofd May Rutes, le23
William Marshall, nl.i,a;a
against
John Morrison, John Maynes. umg...
Whteley, Charles Nhileley, and John s ,a;,t
merchants and partners, trading un,t,r , ~
style and firm of William Hhteley 1. Co we
,. defendants
The defendant John Morrison. net H..
entered his appearance aud given s,cur;,, 's
eording TO tie act Of assembly and tLe - ~
OF this court and il appearing from, Tie sh''
r'f ; re'am upon the process, tina, he is NJ,
an inhabitant Of Ibis country, on the mo,;,.s
of the plaintiff, by his attorney, II is ord.ro'r H
that the said defendant do appear here ON ~
fourth Monday in July next, and answer H.
plaintiffs bill, that copy of this order he !,
serted III newspaper published in fyncklnr.
and posted up at the front door of the eour,'
house for one month
ropy-.Tesfe,
q ]. STEPToE, C.Bt
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kV.NaWaV

t4ROM the subscriber on tile night Of the
18th May uliimo, DENNIS, a negro man
% or 80 years OF age, 5 feet orr inches hish,
yellow complexion, has dent in his forehead
accustomed byla blow, also scar on one Of
his knees from hurt--has good set Of teeth,
bold appearance, high nose and wears .his
kers. lie took with him various clothing, and
obtained permit TO pass TO Mr. Matthew
ilairfs's. Any person who will apprehend
said negro and eonfine him in any safe Jail in
the United Ststrs $50 get him) and give in
formation by mail, directed to Mr.. Benjamin
Colqnett, Greensboro, Georgia, shall be iibe-
rally rewarded and all reasonable expenses
paid. Dennis "'s purchased twelve months
past in Maryland, from a gentleman near
FredericiStown, by Benjamin Colquet. No
doubt Ire viii change his name, and perhaps
try 10 pass for a free man.
WILLIAM AlEXANDER.
June 10. w6w 10
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Bedlord bay Court, 1928.
Richard s'eley, complainant
against
coreeiins VieIey, Joshua Bradley, and Ha7
fctt has wife, late Harriet Vieley, Michael
Nleieyb James tieiey, Peter Hicley, and Isaac
Fieley, defendants.
~ GY.fhCERY
The defendant Cornelius fteiey. rot hay.
ing entered MS appearance, according 10 The
act OF assembly aud the rules Of this court
aud IT appearing TO The satisfaction of the
court, that he is net m nhsbitaut OF this com
monwealth5 II is therefore ordered, that ho
10 appear here on the 4th Monday in Jnh
aeAt, and answer the complaiuants bill, and
mat copy OF this order, be forthwith pub.
iiehed in the tirginian for two months sue
cessiyeiy, and published at the front door q
The eohrt house OF said county, on two several
court days
copy Teste
j. STEPTOE. h r
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SMtice.

WAS shipped on board Of Francis a.
w dams,s boot al the Bason, Richmond,
some time in april last, one Reg GUNP ~.
DER, schich mrs trsisM 10 this place under
mr care, and for trtiea Tconnot find The opner.
Itis-is therefore 10 reqnes, The proper osuner TO
eaH on Benjamin a Phillips, Lynch6ure
pho piH defirer snid po,cder BY their paying
eharges's'c. NATHANIEL GOOLSBY.
Jufy3. 4s,t
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WOOh CANNING,
by A DOUBLE CYLINpER MACHINE,

IL. subscribers hereby give notice that
they have n new aud well finished Il Dol
CARDING MACHINE, With superior set
at Cards, nowin operation M Mr.. Elisha Belts
Mill, in the county OF Boteiouri
This machine was butt for the subscribers
by the most celebrated machine builders III
The United states aud having double @ lin
der,, II makes rolls much sir,,erior to those
enfded by n single cylinder machine All
Wool, before it Is brought TO this machine,
must be cleansed from all sticks, bnfrs aud
other hard substances that will iniure the
cards. Que pound OF clean lard 10 every
ten pounds of wool must be sent with the
wool, and also q spififiency OF linen or cot,oa
sheetsto contain the rolls. Having employed
man from The north, who rs well experience
ell ~ the above business, 10 snperinlend the
machine, the proprctors Halter themselves
that they will be able To card Wool in man
ner superior 10 any ever carded in ms coun-
try.
HOLMES & BREWSTER of Iynchlnrp
viii receive at their store any quantity oi
Wool for carding, aud will have il transmitted
10 the machine and returned IN rolls nj 10
cents per pound. They will also keep con
SANITY on hand,
W ool Rolls,
From this machine for sale at the lowest pri.
ces, Tor cash
HOLMES, BREWSTER g. HOLMES.
June ~ 4G WITS
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NOVICE.
That valuable Farm.

lying on the waters Of Goose creek, ad.
coming the lands of b. A. Edison, and Cant.
II. Otey, ard Anown by the name Lush.
6 now IN the possession OF William n Sher-
man This farm - in tolerabe order---has on
tia comfortable dwelling house, and other ne
cessary DOT houses, and containing between
800 and 1000 acres a alf OF which, is good
tobacco land For farther particulars, apply
To Capt Paschai Buiord, Who reside within
two or three miles OF The premises, and who
IS ausharised TO rent privately, should appi-
epton be made. Bond with good security
will be required for the rent. which will be
paid annually, commencing the Isl 81 Janu-
AIRY next, When possession will be given: tho
the renters will have privilege of sowinE grain
in the fall. JACOB kENT
Agent for Jane Buforl
June 81 w3W a.
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Tract OK InnA

on which they AZ present reside, confirming
about 30 acres. Also, the following personal
property. VIZ; negro woman phills) !
negro boy (SampsOn) | yoke of oxen and
cart, head of cattle, | P,are, III sheep, 81
hogs, bureau, desk, cupboard, beaiher
beds and furniture, SC &c or SO much there
of as will satisfy the trust. Acting as trustee
] shall convey such title only rs is vested h
ne. NATlI. S. STRANGE, Trustee
June 27. wtds1T
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21A ACNES NE MANN.


~ ONCE.
RY 81 deed of trust executed by
~ George Nichols, John Nichols, Barksdale
Nichols, Archibald Nichols, Jane Nichols, Pol
~ Nichols and jimmy Nichols, to the subscri.
hers, on the 2lst day of November 1921, and
duly recorded IN the clerk s Office of the conn-
ty court OF Bedford for the purpose OF secIlv
ring certain debt due John Ashwell, sem.
Wa shalt, On Monday the OH day of July, ls2s,
proceed 10 sell, on the premises, by way of
public auction tor ready money,
ON II TRACT OF LAND.
lying on the waters Of Saunders's Mill creek.
containing 40 acres, more or less, adjoining
the lands Of George tofSh, John Ashwell, senr
aud Others. Also, the
Folt0minS Personal Propertv,
to wit One Grey Horse, one Cupboard aud
one pair of Bellows, OF SO much as viii satisfy
the debt and cost above mentioned, together
with the interest thereon, We will convey
such title as is vested in US as trustees, and
none other.
JAMES AYERS, -..,
JOHN kASEY, ( 1''@eeS'
June 10. w3ws 10
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Bedford .Mnss co,af ,ese

Bedford Mrss colaf. IN
Samuel Hancock and Mile. ~.
ueo;,,, compliments.
Isabella Horster, Moses Worster All :,
aader Irvine, da3 a"a AieHi
IN cH3NCERY. "'ahis
ihe defendant Moses " orster. no, ,...
entered his appearance aecordips IN H. "effns
assembly aud the rlts of Iii. ca.rt Vt, &
appearing 10 Ire satisfaction of tie ror sua
ne IS not M inbshitant Of this connop,.,a mt
!, IS therefore ordered, haa he do appear bal,
gu we fourth Monday IN june reA,, and s,'S
swer The eomPlainanis' bill, and f;,a, = ais
oil this order be forfhw iili published copy
sirglnihh, for two months successi,el, ue
published at The front door a lie rnnr;;, ' md
oil sad county, for two several copri a.. ee'e
eopy-Ieste,
~ }. sTEPToE, r.Bp
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RNNANaNS.

ELOPED from tue possession Of tire
AIsubscrber on The 18th day of the presen,
month, on the road between Lond Island. in
Campbell, aud Lynchhurg, three negroes. viz.
hiAl /, man about u wears old, PEGGY,
his wife, about IS years old, and ST EKLJNG.
their child, about Z years old. These ne qroes
were taken IN possession by me in virtue of a
trust deed executed by Thomas Rudd, 20 him
Tor The purpose Of securing a debt due Henry
clark, and in virtue OF decree Of the chan.
Gerry superior cenrt for the Lynchburg dis
elci, rendered IN an injunction, Thomas Rudd
Us. Clark and others.
viii give fifteen dollars reward forshc de-
livery OF the whole, or FIVE dollars for either.
to any person who will apprehend sad ne.
gfoes aud deliver them TO me in Lyrchbarg.
or secure them in Campbell Jail All PER
sons are iorwarned from harborngor employ
lug said negroes under the penalty OF the law.
JOHN X. ID. PAYNE.
Jnne co yts AZ
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Tvost Sale ss Eegroes.

DY virtue of tive tfust deeds executed
L. 10 the sabseTs<,ef b Merritt White,
aud the said Mo- sud William white,
which were sluif Ezsitfed 10 record ~ the
olIiee of ilte Cles{ II zFe cruntY csnrt Of Am
hcrss. shall ~ % sell. BY wsy of public
auction. IL u }s}zlsszl 4,idder, for ready mo-
neY, on tue I9si, zlsy 81 5ulF next IN the town
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1--WE Segroes,

,he rroper,y-of the ss.is Whites, Ter carrying
fiaio effect The pupessef the deeds aforesaid.
they consist ot negro tnaa named Dltk,
D,lsry woman, end her enid Charity, a
girl, and q wouan named Abby The title 10
: ~ negroes arc believed Re be indispuialle,
bat shall only cunsey such rs IS vested 20
ne by the said recit.d trusts :.
WILLIAM ARMlsTEADssf
June ~. ids ia
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MANUFACTURING MILL

fOR RE.NT.
IN the 18th day of July next, pur-
~ pose attending at the Franklin Hotel
IN Lynchburg, in order to rent nay FARM
MILL, on lsarris's creek, near its junction
with James River, sholt distance from
Lynchhnrg, with n commodious DIV ELIING
HOt SEnear ii, and a large LII NIBER HOUSE
on The edge OF Blackwaier creek, near its
confluence with James River, and within The
corporation of Lynchburg, being considered
convenient arpendage TO the mill for the
purpose OF counting room, and of storing
wheat, Hour, &c. and from thence 10 the mill
boats can pass with great facility. Thorough
repairs are now going on, and the said mill
works i've PAIR OF burr stones and one nair of
rhbhers, and has the capacity of manufactrr
ing an immensely of -four OF The first gnality.
Inc situation is perfectly healthy. A few
hands may be worked to advantage on small
plantation connected with the seat, il desired
large quantity of materials are prepared "a
make hour barrels for the uye of said mill :
he term Of the lease will be two wears. or
tnrther time, if required. The prosrpcts in
me country adjacent TO the mill, are in favor
OF considerable crops of wheat. As the mill
Is TOO distant from my residence 10 think Of
conducting it OH my own account, am de.
terinined to rent very cheap, il fair price
canho' oe obtained. JAMES BRUCE.
June IL 90 tdr
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'Krust Sale.

10y virtue ola deed of trust executed 10
~ the Subscriber 10y Alexander Eadcns a
sophia Eadens (his wite) Tor the purpose
herein expressed, and OF record in The clerks
olhce OF the county of Bedford, shaft pro
coed to sell, for ready money, to the highest
bidder, on saturday the l2th July next, al the
residence of said Eadens, the life estate of
Mrs EaJeIS IN tho
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The following Slaves.

VIZ Solomon, Joshua, David, Charles, Ed.
mnnd, Moses, Joe, Tom, Daniel, Martha Bill.
y, frissa, Nancy, Sally, Nelly, together with
The increase OF the females since the date of
the deed. These slaves are valuable and we'll
worthy the attention OF purchasers amongst
them is good blacksmith. Terms made
known on the day of sale The subscribers
will convey 10 the purchasers such title only
a. is vested ia them by said deed
WILLIAM REVELY.
WM c MoALLIsTER, trustees.
The above property will he delivered and
so.d with my cousent--All my creditors in
said trust are invited 10 attend that sacrifice
o! my property TO their loss may not take
place ARCHIBALD RoIitVc
'uHe u gtWtis Go
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= VI
ON II TRACE OF LAND.
Notice.

10y virtue of deed OF trust executed by
AZ Archibald Boiling, ir. on the 18Th day of
March, 1922, aud OF record in the clerks Office
81 the county court OF Campbell, for purposes
IN sad deed expressed, will be sold, al Ra-
'o'sn ohi'ton tavern, in said county, on We'd
nesday the 9th day of July next,
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BI.ANHS

Of ereg description, neatly and erpeait;ousiv
2rsated at The office Of The vifginian.
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One Of the patients OF the Hospital * -
Louis, about forty five years oil age, Vas al
tackled in June, lel4. with u tyniHls teseft
then prevalent in the Hospital. Tue nervous
symptoms in the case were OF the most urgent
.sharscter. aud Terminated ia a nniserssi pal
g. for which The suphnr flniigafians we're
tlie,i. The patient took about forty tnniga
tioas her health gradually improved, nntil 4
was perfectly re-es,allishel She Is now we'll
and Is one OF the laundrcsses OF the Hospital.