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by virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
~ the subscribers by Henry H. Evans, bear.
ing date the 18th of February, 1922, and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of the county
court OF Amherst, ior certain purposes therein
expressed, will be sold on lhe 18th day of Nav,
Il tair, If not the next fair day thereafter, 10
the'higllest bidder, for ready money, on the
premises, the TRACT OF LAND whereon the
SAID Evans now resides, in Amherst county.
near fedar Mills, containing by survey 90
acres. Also, SEVEN NEGROES, to wit
Nlilly and her six Children Maria, Betsy, Ra.
chci, Wilson and Eliza: or 80 much of said
property as will be sufficient to satisfy said
deed. Acting as trustees, we will only convey
such title rs is vested in Us.
PETER z. THORNTON,
THOMAS n. EuBANk, trustees
7. ). | consent To the above sale being
made. HENRY II. EVANS.
April II, 36w3w.
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'Ihe following Slaves,
A. lA,oY 0E AEYEENS,

\ lAA'oA OE Akl Ia NS,
Remaining in he Posi- Office at Liberty, ia. on
The 3isf day Of March, 1923, aud il not taktn
out By The Isl Of Juiy, 'siH be sent TO The Ge-
neral Post Office as dead letters.
flames Austin. Mary A. Anthony, Wm.
4. Anthony, VIM. Albright.
B--John r. Brown, Jacob Boyers, Winston
Blair, Wilson Bugg, James S. Bishop.
C--John Comles, Hiram Chezbraugh, Ebe-
nezer Coleman, Flemmng Carter, Jasper
Clayton, Erastes Case.
D-John Dalles, Mary Duglass, Mcajah Da-
Wis, jr Mrs. Sarah P. billiard.
E-Thomas Edgar, Miss Parnellepy Early.
John Fields.
G-Miss Nancy Grub, Harrison Glib
H-Spradley HaIk, Benjamin +. Holens,
Rev Samuel Hunter, Polly Hill
f--Nimrod Ingram, Israel Jared, Cadd
Jones, David Jones, Gray Jones
K-Sally Key.
L---Genera Joel Leftwicb, Barnabas Little,
VIM. J. Lewalin.
M--Capt. - Moulton, Robert Miller,
Mrs Jane Murrell, Morgan Morgan, William
hurry, Miss Mary McClinton.
.N-Clark Newman.
P-John W. Perrin, Henry Payne, Mrs
Martha NJ. Pullen.
R--Thomas Ross, VIM Roberts, Mrs. Anna
Rusher, James or Joseph Read, Absalom ko-
binson, Mrs Elizabeth Ronald
S--Allen Salmons, George Stanly, Edmond
NJ. Sale, Frazer o, Stratton, John w. Scott .,
VIM. Sheppard, Thomas sale, John Smclson
T-Elzebeth Taylor, Greed J. Thompson,
William Taylor.
W--George Wright, Jacob Warner ,. Thos
Williams, Samuel WHAT, Jolm Walden, Jesse
witt, Asa}tilson, James Wilson.
Z-Abfaham Xeue.
WIN. X. PORTER, P. NJ
Anrh IL. w3w 80
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Mott cN.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed 20
40 the subscribers by JOHN Bruce, bearing
date the Isl day OF June, 1919, aud duly recor.
ded 10 the county court of Piusyvania, for
purposes therein mentioned, we shall, on the
10th day of May n,At, at the house OF said John
Bruce, ia the aforesaid county, about miles
from Cherlises ford, on Stannton river, pro
coed To sell for cash,
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30B WANTING

IN the neatest manner, end on the
most moderate terms, at he Office fthe
Rugsniqn
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Al rules holden in the clerks office of
x Amherst county court, the first Monday
10 February ,aS2a
Humphrey Gilbert, plaintiff,
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, THONGS
'Gilllprt, David A. Gilbert, John c. Gilbert,
Henry Gilbert, Mnr,in Bihb, and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gilbert,
Judith Gilbert, Charles l. Bsrret, admr OF
Henry Gilbert, deceased, Richard II Burks,
Charles l.. Barrett, William Coleman aud
charies l. Barret, under the firm OF Coleman
Il Bafret, JOHN aud Richard S Ellis, Benjamin
lisrrisoa, Richard Harrison aud Richard II
Dbslss, under the firm OF Richard IA Burks Il
Co, and William Thurmond, defendants,
IN CIffNCRRY
The defendants john {. Gilbert, Henry Gil
bert, and Martin Biib aud Mary his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and il appearing thai
fheyere not inhabitants OF this commonwealth,
on The motion q fhe plaintiff by his counsel,
II Is ordered, thai the said ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
d. sppesr here on the third Monaav in 4rril
next, aud answer the plaintiffs bill aud hat a
copy of this order he forthwith Inserted IN the
Firginian, published in the town of Lynchburg,
for eight weeks successfully, and posted IN al
tue front door Of the courthouse of this ooun.
~, on some coan dse. A copy--Teste,
80 BEVERLY DAVIES, d. c.
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Notice

10y virtue of trust deed executed to me
-AB by John Bruce, fW. s. bearing date the
9th day OF August 1919, and duly recorded in
the county court of ttsylvania, for the pnr-
pose of securing the payment OF a debt due TO
Pannill Il Dickenson,I shall, on The 10th day
OF May next, at the house OF said John Bruce,
in the aforesaid county, about two miles from
Cherlises ford, on Stanton, proceed TO sell,
for cash.
Ihe following Slaves,
and other property, to wit II negro woman
Isbe, l woman Sivey, boy Peter, boy
Richmond, and boy Patrick, and the in-
crease OF the females, if any since the eAecu-
ton of The aforesaid trust, toge,herwith al the
Hoasehold & Kitchen Furniture,
stocks of Horses, Cattle, &c, and plantation
tools or SO much thereof MS may be necessary
to effect the purposes of said trust. Acting as
trustee | shall convey such title only as is
vested in me rs such.
ABRAHAM C. SHELTON, Trustee.
April II. w2w 80
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Ihe 4 following Slaves.

comprehended in said deed, to wit A man
named Billy, about 40 years of age, accus,om-
ed TO driving Wagon a negro woman ma
med Nancy, abopt 70 or 80 years OF age, Il
pretty good family cook; negro girl about 7
or years OF age, and negro boy about two
years of age. The terms will be liberal, and
made known at The time and place of sale.
Acting as trusteeI shall only convey TO the
purchaser or purchasers the title vested in me
by the deed of trust aforesaid and none other.
THOMAS WATT, Trustee.
April 4. tctds 80
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"A certain Tract OF AIanA.

lying aud being in the county of Amherst, u
bout miles from the town of Lynchburg,
bounded by the lands of Liueas Boiling, Chris
topher isbell, the lands formerly belonging to
PhilipJohnson dec d, and others, and contain
ing lslS acres, more or less, or so much
thereof MS shall be necessary 10 answer the
purposes of said trust deed Acting as trus-
tees, we shalt convey to the purchaser or pur-
chasers the title vested in as by the deed of
trust aforesaid and none other
THOMAS WATT, }r..
RICHARD TlREE, ifus'ees
March o. w4w "a
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YAIVaRNE. LAND

FOR S.iLE.
vfNBE SUBSCRIBER Is still DESTROYS Of sci
Il ling the Tract OF Land whereon he nov
resides, containing about 600 acres.
2sa.2 On this tract is YELLING
f..s.ef HOUSE with five roOIns and a
..s,tE large passage, and every other
ss3Eez-4 necessary house good irnit Of e
very description. Also, al excellent
GNiSr MiAh,
on good stream. This land is about Q miles
south OF Mr. Robert Hunters, aud Is consider
ed as valuable as any tract oil high land in the
county For terms apply 10 the subscriber.
ARCHIBALD BOILING, jr.
Campbell County, April 4. WITS b
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Xrust Sale Of Negroes

ny virtue of deed of trust executed f.,
~ me by Oliver Towles, beaiinsdate on tb,
9th day OF February, 1922, and duly of recorj
IN the corporation court OF Lynciburg. and
for the purpose of eifecting the purposes far
which said deed was executed, shall, ON the
10Th day of April, 1923, before the front door
OF the Franklin Hotel, in The town of Lynch
bllr9, sell by MAY OF nlhlic anctin,,
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TWO Een,aie Slaves,

Mary and Judith, or such part thereof rs may
be sufficient To satisfy the said debts, interest
and coslsot sale Astrustees we shall convey
such title as is vested in US aud no other.
SMllHSON n. DAVIS, }
BOWkER PRESTON, 1'0'ee''
April / N3w~ 80
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The following Slaves,

and other property, to wit One negro girl
1soei, one negro girl oilvey, one mare and .
colts, D Weather beds and furniture, q head OF
cattle, 30 head OF hogs, and all the
household 4 hitchen Furniture,
or so much thereof as will be sufficient to eff
feet the purposes OF said trust Acting rs lrus
tees we shall convey such title only as is yes
ted ia us as such
WILLIAM SMITH, !
PHILIP l.. Grassy, f'"''eeS'
Apri, IL. w2w 80
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TRUST SALE.

pY virtue of a deed oftrust executed to
40 the subscribers by Samuel l. Harrison,
for the purpose of securing the payment of
certain debts therein mentioned 10 William
Robinson and Jesse Deck, which deed bears
date on the 9Th day OF Gully, 1919, and is duly
OF record in tbe county court of Amherst, the
subscribers will, on Friday The 18th day OF
April, 1923, on the premises, sell by way OF
public auction, for ready money,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18
a certain Tract OK k.anA.

IN said deed mentioned, lying in the county
ol Bedford, onthe waters Of Beaverdam creek
containing 300 acres, be the same, more or
less, tnl pthrr with
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X. ELDRIDGE, D. c,
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-02
HAYTT.

We have been favoured with tram;
ton of an address by the House Of Ri
of the Haytian Republic \
the people. on the adjournment Of M
body. This document shows that m.,F
attention is bestowed by the governed
on the internal relations Of the repda,
Its prominent features display reYtl
for the interests of the people, and theld
vancement of their welfare i; and drpI
siton is also evinced to promote and rel
der permanent the advantages arising fn1
the existence of free institutions; all viii.
is highly crcditable to the governments
Should it be deemed expedicnt by our Il
vernment to acknowledge the Republic,
Hayti, and thus extend the commerci
advantages now derived from limited trlt
with her citizens, we have no doubt t
government would send to this count
some one Of her prominent politiciaa
whose intelligence and refined mamie
would do credit to any country.
Boston Patrl
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-02

cent the merchandise and yield up the
BOY, or prepare for instant death. The
warrior refused, and the chief waved his
club in the air towards the warrior. 'Strlk,'
said petalesharoo, who stood near to sup
port his father, I will meet the vengeance
of his friends But the more prudent,
and polite chief, added few more ar
|ticles to the mass of merchandise. in or
der to give the warrior another opportu-
nifty of acquiescing without forfeiting his
word.
This expelient succeeded; the goods
were reluctantly accepted, and the boy
was liberated, and was, subsequently, con
|ducted to St. Louis BY the traders. The
was sacrificed in place OF
1.-The bov; the cloth was cut in shreds and
suspended by poles at the place of sacri-
|fce, and many of the valuables were con
sumed by fire. 1t is not expected that
another attempt will be made to immediate
"a human victim, during the life Of Peta-
Ilesharoo or of his benign father"
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-02
LONDON. Aunuuat

Count Fesselrode has addressed :,
to the Reis Efiendi, a copy of which ,
insert. The Russian government in n
communication, processes to found
claims on the faith of treaties, and to 4
for the welfare of the Tuu'
Empire. 1t, however. declines to re,'
the ordinary forms of diplomatic in,
course by an embassy at Constantine,
until the Porte shall putinto train Of,
ecution its promise to eyacuate Wallat,
and Moldaviu. to grant the inhabitants
those provinces the privileges confer
upon them by treaties, and to arrange
other points in dispute. The language
Count Nesselrode is moderate, aud !,
least respectable on the part Of Rus,
whether it be her purpose to temporiae
to re-establish peace.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-02
From HAVANA Papers.

Cadiz dates of the 9th of August, reach
ed Havana on the ! tn Sept.
The President of the Cortes adjourned
that body on the 5th of August. The king
made speech from the throne, in which
he spoke with great confidence of the fl
nal triumph of the Constitution, and ami
|madverted severely on the conduct of the
French Government. The conduct of
Abisbal was alluded to in strong terms.
The Cortes replied to the King, res
lponding his sentiments, and then adj djourn-
ed both parties apparently reposing con-
Iidence in each other.
| From the adjournment of the Cortes, we may
conclude that no immediate dangers are arpre.
Ihended by them-if such were their impressions,
the siungs would have been permanent.
| Count Bourdesoult sent present OF some ice
Ito Ferdinand, by Spanish officer, who had join
led the invading army. General Naldes sent the
.preseHt and the bearer back, with the answer that
his Majesty had ceased from using cold drink
and further, that If any communications were for
war'led again by Spanish renegade, he would
'Ihang up such messenger.
j So abundant MAS the supply of Grain i'll Catliz
in August, that wheat had rallcn twenty reals th.
fanega
BY decree Of the Cortes, the importation o
tobacco is allowed il Spain without monopoly
lUnmanufactured tobacco is to pay duty OF three
Trials per pound in foreign vessels, and two rial
,Iper pound in Spanish vessels.
On the S3d OF July, the Cortes passed decree
for equipping four ships Of the line, five frigsles
land several other vessels of war We rather ap
'lPrehend that the means arc wanting for Carrying
-..'hls decree into execution.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-02
HAVANA.
From the Charleston Gazette.

Our correspondent at Havana, unds3
date 18th September, informs us, thatHt
late attempted conspiracy in that islam d
had been happily suppressed by the vlsr Is
rous proceedings Of the Government. II
was originally thought there were two cOrs
spiraces-one Of the black and one ois
white insurgents; but the impulse was@
tended to be an united one, and its exteu
and power were much aggravated. Nh
were its objects so destructive or atrocious
Jas represented, being premature attemFN
lat independence.
Our correspondent continues thus:-N
Is Every day one or more persons ar4|
brought frcm the country to be lodged n
some of the Forts, accused of having III
share in the conspiracy-among whom art
several .aicades and Regidops Of the neg
lbouring vilages-one of whom, on know
ling that the Government was priyy N
every thing, blew his brains out with i
lpistol.
! The fact is, that the greater number
native inhabitants were disposed sin cash
the Constitution fell in .Spain," to holt.
out for the same here, and under so auI
dable plea, proclaim their independence
towards which there is an undissembeis
proneness.
The proceedings Oh this matter, are an
.impenetrable secret to all but the Cover
nor and three or four more persons, fO1
not even the judges Though natives) ars
! yet acquainted with them.
A petition written in the spirit of DRh
co, was sent to the Governor and passed
from hand to hand through great NUM-
Der of the inhabitants, soliciting prompt
and severe punishment of the culprits n
the conspiracy; for which purpose the pc
|titioners suggested the proclaiming mar
lfiatla,c. 1t was signed by some three Of
four Of the most distinguished of the no
-Ibility, and great number Of Europeans
Many to whom it was handed for then
,lsignature objected to it, as to most i'm
Ipolitic and unnecessarily severe act, well
knowing the immense number that weO
lin the plot, whose resentment might pro
duce some day or other, very opposite Ell
fleets to those aimed at in the petition
Fin general, it excited the disapprobatio
of most of the liberal natives, among who'
. are many distinguished mobiles, and itha
accordingly diappeared. In the mea
time the said discovery of the conspirac
has had a most powerful effect to destrO
' the inclination in the Europeans to III
:. Constitutional cause, in the Island Of U
j, ba. The Holy Alliance could not, in the
internal dreams for the subjugation of fire
:. dom, have conceived happier scheme
c increase their votaries. The fear of al
It archy, joined to old prejudices, confirm
;lthese Europeans in their attachment
!, despotism.
Our latest advices from Spain are OF
O. HAPPY nature. doubt not the Constlt
e tion will ultimately triumph over its en-, en-
,mies, on both sides of the Atlantic. ii
D benefits to be derived from such triumI
e will effect every commercial and civills'
is country, and particularly the inhabitan
of our wealthy Island. We cannot, in II
e opinion, enjoy political happiness unie
: united to Constitutional Spain; for VIII
9 out this union anticipate some fatal Gu
yulslon."
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-02
GERMANY.

The Ambassadors from Foreign Powers, VI
credited at Vienna, have beeh officially inhrHd
of the approaching journey of their Imperial VI
iesties to Milan; it is left to themselves .hes
they will follow his Imperial NJ je,ty, or remn
at Vienna Their Maies,ies will probably pa
the winter at Milan, and it is presumed ,hall
Congress will be held there, to which will
invited the Princes of Italy, and at which tF
will consult, respecting the affairs OF SPAN al
Rome.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-02
MiscellanpouS.
October 81, lS25.-lIalloween.
so, Time for NVoodcock.

In this month, the vintage is gathered
in France, Germany, &c. and this is the
time for making good cider. cold Octo-
ber." is proverblal expression for good
cider.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-02

An interesting account Of the human sacrifices
offered 10 the Great Star, together with the sin
g,llar virtue and intrepidily ofa young prince of
the Pawnee Loup tribe of indians.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-02

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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06
IMPORTANT DECISION

The President and Directors OF the
Bank OF the Commonwealth of Kentnckys
brought suit in the Adair Circuit Court
against Benjamin hampton and others,
on note Tor money loaned al tue
B. anch at Greensburs.
The defendants, Dy their attorney,
plead as follows: "rhat the writing
sued on was illegal aud void; for they
aver that the Bank Of the Commonwealth
Of Kentucky, at their branch al Green's
burg, loaned the defendant bank psrer.
or notes OF the said bank, signed D, tho
president and countcrsigned by the
cashier of said bank Of the common
wealth, payable on demand, and which
bank paper or notes we're issued and
loaned by said bank By the authority &
IN Pursuance of an act Of the legislature
OF Kentucky, entitled, San act to es,a~
6iish the Bank of the Commonwealth nc
Kentucky and which notes or bank ma
per were transferred by delivery, aud
were bostoued upon the credit. loaned
Tor the benefit, and issued in behalf tho
State OF kentucky. and were bills Of ere.
Wv. "''"" suN Weah'uS Slu pEVniultECl
ofthe consultation OF the United States
OF America, article I, section 10, forbid.
ding the emission of bills of credit bv
any state in the Union and in copsii-
deration of said illegal loan o, SAID ILLEGAL
bank paper. the defendant executed his
note with security then TO the plaintiff
for the amount, according to the denc.
mination ofsaid illegal bank paper; and
said note, executed by him as aforesaid
became due. and the defendant paid the
call made thereon and the interest also
and executed the note, in the petition
set forth, for the, balance still unpaid
OF said illegal bank paper. rs renewal
note, and substitution and satisfaction
OF the first note aforesaid, and for no
other consideration -, {,
The plaintiffs filed demurrer TO TIE
plea, aud Judge Tompkins sustained tho
demurrer. and gave Judgment for the
amount Of the note.
The defendants prayed an appeal:
and at the present term of the Court &c
Appeals, the cause was heard and tho
judgement Of the court below affirmed.
Argus.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06

fearful rapidity--and yesterday morn
ing presented the appearance of a
little sea near the city. From so to 100
yards of Mayo's bridge (irom the
earth abulment on this side towards
the tollhouse,) is swept away-and z
or s OF It's stone piers thrown down A.
long with 1.-THE cause ofth:s damage.
is said to be batteau. which was dri
ven down the stream, lodged between
two piers, produced an accumulation
oflarge quantities Of driitcd wood. and
finally bore down the piers and the
contiguous part OF the bridge along
with them. Yesterday, about O'Clock,
the treshetis supposed 20 have attained
its greatest height It is now at 4
siand--it is as high or higher than the
famous freshet OF lSlf.--Anim
concoursc Of persons (iadics as well
as gcnileincn) was yesterday collected
TO see it. The Dock still stands, and
we hope will continue to stand There
are four or five vessels in il, which OF
course have yet sustained no injury.
We arc afraid the suddenness and
height Of the waters have occasioncd
great damage on the low grounds and
batteauS above. Some boats, barrels
of flour, and hogsheads OF tobacco,
have been seen drifting down. The
regular intercourse is cut off by the
chasin in Mayo's bridge and the drow-
ing OF Trent's -The mountain SHOWS
must have suddenly melted to cause
this inundation.-Enquirer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-06
NoaroLK, Jan. 81.
u. 9. BRIG SPARK.

a. letter from Captain Wilkinson, Of
the U. S. brig Spark to bis lady, in
this town, dated the Sd inst. was re-
ceivcd on Monday by the schr. Robert
Burns, which vessel fell in with the
Spark in the Gulph OF Mcsico, on her
passage from New Orleans to this port.
The letter states that the Spark was
then, Dan. 3D. within three or four
days sail of Havana, whittier she was
bound, and where she would remain
three or four days longer, and then sail
for this port.
The officers Of the Spark at the above
date where all in good health. MIR. Ro-
bert Davis. Of Richmond; (val Cap
tain's Clerk, ofthc Spark, died ut Vera
Cruz short time previous.
Expedition against tie Pirates.
Steamboat Hotel Reading and News
Room, has been politely furnished with
the following lists of the vessels compos-
ing the squadron fitting out at the Navy
Yard, Gosport, to so against the pirates.
Steam Galliot Sea Gull, Com. Porter
Lieut.. Comd't VIM. H. Watson.
Store ship Decoy, Lieut.. Comd't
Lawrence Kearney.
schr. Grey Hound; Mast. Coma't
John Porter.
schr. Jaciall, Lieut.. Comd't Thorn.
as II. Stevens.
Schr. Fox, Lieut.. Comdr William
III Cooke.
Schr. Wild Cat, Lieut.. Comd't Charles
A. Skinner.
Schr. Beagle, Lieut.. Comd't John L.
Newton.
Schr. Ferret, Lieut.. Comd't Samuel
Henley.
Schr. Terrier, Lieut.. Comd't Robert
NJ. Rose.
schr. Weazle, Lieut.. Comd't Bever-
ly Kennon.
And the Cuttets-Mi,lge,
Nusquito,
Sand Fly.
Galley Nippcr,,
Gnat.
We further learn, that the sroop of
War Peacock, captain Cassin, and schr
Shark. Lieut.. comd't Perry, will be at
tached to the squadron.
Com. Porter. and capt, Cassin. left
here yesterday in the Steam Boat Virgin
ia, for Washington.