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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10
Peremptory sale Of prio,,
LaND.
THE SUBSCRIBER, for reason. ,,..
= sary TO be SET forth in an ad,e,tiss 'eee'
has resolved TO dispose Of about 'uie1'
ANN ncv.ao - -
400 acres OF the Y.avn

on winch he at present resides, sitna,. ~,
two miles OF Lyncbburg. The lana l.s "ii'hio
recently surveyed & laid eff in lots tn, oeel
chasers, containing from 80 TO 100 nrr., p9r
land Is considered by the lest Judges - i''s
quail II not SUPERIOR TO any hand In Tho ~, ,f G.
bofhood large portion of II Leing IN
tobacco land, and heavily timbered sa i'lHe
the lots, on which there are some In, ,9''e Of
mil sites, are entirely in woods the i'''''td
land Is ID good heart, aud withihe use 'e91rtd
ter OF paris and clover TO which d. r' ',s
admirably adapted) could be made 10 NJ s',' Is
tobacco. consider this property = l eli
thy the attention Of any person nfa 10, a.. "oI-
TO vest money in lands in the neigl,io,",.il' hfi
of Lynchbnrg e"9ouihool
private sale of the whole or sr,...
the land would be preferred bt l.a,1 OF
not be disposed of I'm which case a, ,o"'a L
shall be given) previous 10 the Ian h'''''
July if fair, il not the first frir dsv I'M. D"Y ct
il will be sol Id on that day, at public na;e',
on the premises. auetion,
The terms will be liberal and malt
on application TO Mr.. George Wb;n.e hown
Lynchburg, who is fully authorised - ~! OF
of it., or tue subscriber who lives 1'spoSe
land EDNtN6e p .in the
June g. -, r..
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Notice.
June 3.

uNHE Subscriber having been appointed
q commissioner TO take dispositions ia
suits depending in the superior court Of chan
Gerry for the Lynchbnrg district, will give
prompt attention to all applications for his ser
vices in that capacity. G.. WARD.
June 3. 81 81
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J. STEPTOE, C. B e
Be9tOrd Nay Rules, 1893.

DtoJ0fd may fufeS, 1923.
William Marshall, plaintiff
against
John Morrison, John Mayncs, William
Whiteley, Charles Whiteiey, and John smith
merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm OF William Nhneley 4 Co
defendants.
IN CH.4NCERY.
The defendant John Morrison, not having
entered his appearance and given security ar.
cording TO the act of assembly and The mics
OF this court, and it appearing from The She.
rlh's return upon the process, that he is NOT
an lnhanltant OF thls country, on the motion
of the plaintif, by his attorney, II is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here ON tLe
fourth Monday in July next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill, that copy of this order be in.
serted IN newspaper published in Lyncbburg,
and posted up at the front door of the court.
house for one month.
copy-Teste,
~ j. STEPTOE, C.B.C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10
C. q Ill Il NJ S
Lottery aud Exchange Office, Ali, Markets.
u 4 Il

Lottery aud Exchange Office, All, Market-st
BALTIMORE
Wherc Tue great capital prizes in BOTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES, were sold. and
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN SOLD THAN AT ANY OTHER OF.
FICE IN AMERICA
Orders from AIRY part OF the United Staes
by mail tpost paid) or BY private conveyance
enclosing The cash or prizes in any ofthe Bal
tmore Lotteries, win meet the same promnt
and punctua' attention, as ii on personal an.
plication, addressed to
j / COHEN, Jr
Secretary 10 the Managers. Baltimore.
GT The GRAND STATE LOTTERY, high
est prize One Hundred thousand Dollars, will
commence on Wednesday after next, the 2stb
inst. and will be completed in twenty draw
ings only. Tickets only TSrelrt Dollars, and
shares in proportion, to be had in the greatest
variety OF Nos at C0HEN'S OFFICE.
u c0HEN'S q Lottery Gazette aud Regis
ter which Is published every week, viii CON.
tain the Official lists of each drawing of the
Grand St0tt and Monument Lotteries, and will
de forwarded gratis, TO all who purchase their
tickets at CoHEN'S OFFICE. Those who
wish to receive the Register, will mention II
when they send on their orders.
Baltimore, May Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10
ROCK LANDING. N. e.

once Of the Roanoke Navigation Coppdnu
ReSofted, That the stockholders in tie
Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested to pay TO the Treasurer, AT Halifax.
n e. on the 10th February next ten dollars
on each share, by them respectively held, i'm
addition TO the 10 per cent payable hereto.
tore. u The ADORE reqaiati0R ne l9ih Deem
Der, 1870
" Ordered, That the stockholders paw into
the Treasury on the 10th day of December
next, fifteen dollars on each share by them
held respectively, in addition to the install.
ment now due, " Passed 18th October, 1918
Resoiped, That ten dollars on each share
OF stock be called in on the LIST day of Scpten,.
Der next.'-fPdSsed 25h March, 1872
:" Ordered, That 10 per cent on each share
ioi stock he paid to the Treasurer en- the Isl
day ct February next, heng the 9th requisi.
ton TT Passed 2stk October, 1879
Ordered, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, and thew
are hereby required TO pay into the Treasury
on the ist day OF January next, ten dollars on
each share held by them respectively, n-CPo,.
std 25h October, 1920
Ordered, That the Stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, he, and thew
are hereby required 10 pay into the Treasury
on me Isl DAY OF February next, the sum of
eight dollars on each share of stock held by
them respectively x Passed 1871 .Norembei,
1921
|, AsnREw JoysER, clerk of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, certify the foregoing TO
be correctly copied from the records of the
SAID company Given under my hand and
seat oil oihee, the Goth day of May, 1922.
"a Copy)
A JOINER, Cierk.
April 4. WOW az
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Ihe following Slaves.
Fifty Dollars Reward,

E'OR experimenting and securing him in
4 Jail, SO that get him again, if taken out
OF the State, or twenty dollars if taken in the
State. JACK HARRlSS, a free negro raised
IN the county of Bedford, State of Virginia-[
hold his indentures, dated the 2sh October
IL l'99-said Jack Harriss was sold by order Of
Buckingham court, to pay Jail fees, was pur-
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county Of
Bedford, lodged in Jail, AT which place he was
again sold when J became the purchaser
JACK Harriss is yellow fellow, stout made,
about feet high, between 80 AMI DO wears Of
age processes to lay stone or brick When he
ei' ine ne Wore long whiskers, which can hS
easily cut off, his hat had lost half the bria !,
his clothing as | believe dark mixed cloi,..
clerks OF courts where his Indentures NAV be
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them I0IIN d cray
Bedford, Feb. IA. WITS 2s
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Negroes for Sale.

HAVE parcel of likely NEGROES,
Il which will be sold low for easb--or ,n
reasonable terms on or 70 months credit
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
march ~. Uts "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10
Mineral Springs.

IKNHE SUBSCRIBER, the proprietor Of the
4 MINERAL SPRINGS, within the corpo-
ration OF Lynchburg, is preparing suitable ac-
eommodation for those who may desire 10
drink them. This water has been partially
analysed by physicians of emiuenee, and IS
nledged 10 contain such mineral qualities as
render water most beneficial to health. The
Springs are situated about half n mile from the
main street, etfording convenient and plea
sant morning or evenings waIk--An arbor on
the spot, and every convenience OF seats, &c,
protects The place from the sun, aud renders it
an agreeable retreat. Prejudces against the
reputation Of the water, have heretofore been
created and industrionsly circulated by the
ignorant and malicious. The public is assured
that they were prejudices unlounded in truth,
and which will speedily yield TO triad and ex-
pertinent To these only Legitimate tests of
virtue and truth, he respectfully invites all
who desire 10 preserve their health nHnjured
by the heats Of Summer aud the burthens of
business or to reinstate il, when impaired
by the Vcissitudes of climate, or the ravages
of disease
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY. "a

-HIIN IUIsUIlHT GUN l. . M :
- AIKEN Up, by Abnef Lester, on Little RI
yer, one dark red HEIFEIs With the ond
of It's taii white, supposed - be two years old
Ia i spring, marked with slit in the right c@r,
aud n nick or under bit in The left ear, ap-
oraised 10 sis dollars according 10 las posted
before me, Thomas Goodson, Justice Of ihe
peace for the county aforesaid, December !
! 1922. THOMAS GOODsON.
MAY 80. w3wf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10
Notice.

IN pursuance of "A decree of the superior
l. court of chancery, held in the town OF
Lynchburg, pronounced on the Goth day OF
May, 1923, in a sait therein depending be-
tween Thomas itudd plaintiff and Henry
Clark and John X, D. Payne defendants, the
undersigned will proceed, on The 27h day u
June Rert, at the market house in the SAID
town, to sell, all of the
Negro Slaves.
comprised in a deed OF trust executed by
Thomas Rndd, ON tue third day of January
1922, TO the undersigned for the purpose OF
securing certain debts due To the said Henry
Clark, or SO many ol them as may be neces-
sary to raise the sum OF eight hundred and
ninety two dollars and four cents, with its
interest. The sale will be for cash, aud such
title only conveyed to the purchaser as may
be vested in the undersigned by the said de
cree and deed.
JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Trustee.
May 27. wtiss4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10
SaDDi,ES, SAMPLES.
SPRING SADDLES. r.

THE subscriber returns his grateful
Acknowledgements to a liberal public fol
the patronage I've has received, and informs
them that in addition TO his present stock oil
SADDLERY, (Which is extensive and of SUI
periorqnaity) he intends to olferto the public,
A Patent Spring Saddle,
Constructed on the most approved plan that
has ever been introduced uniting ina itself
ease to the rider and safety 10 the horse The
subscriber fatters himself that his Saddles
have been as much approved both for their
ease to the rider as well as safety to the horse
Cat the same time combining neatness and dll-
rabiluy) as any other Saddler's in the Union
Being possessed of worktnen not to be surpas-
sed either in the neatness or the execution OF
Their work, and giving prompt attention 10
business, rs we'll as having disposition 10
please, he humbly trusts he will still receive a
share OF the public patronage which has here
ioiore been so literally afforded him His
stock consists of
Best plain Mems and Womens' Saddles,
(not TO be supposedly
Common do. do
Best and common Coach and Gig Harness
Jersey de.
Wagon do.
Cart and Dray do.
TOGETHER WITH
Plated Bfadles g. .ndrtingaies, first quality
Common do.
Saddle Bags, Veiices, Portmaateaus,
Trunks, Caps, $3.50.
All OF which will be sold low, for cash, or
10 runctHal customers on credit
ROBERT II GRAY.
u Country produce will be taken in ex-
change Tor debts OF work. II. II &.
March Is Itwfs
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Notice is hereby given,

Two the stockholders in the Roanoke
Il Navisaien Company, that at the various
meetings OF the President and Directors OF
said company, the following acquisitions were
made on said stockholders, as set forth ia the
snbJoned authentic statement, and wthw hich
all delinquent stockholders are earnestly re
nllp stp1 ia cnunIv
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10
COHEN 5 GFrIcF

WqsNMSt0h .UoRaMeW Lottery,
soth class, now drawing inthe Ciiyof baltimore,
under the superntendancco OF the Commission.
ers appointed by the Governor and Council.
No 540a prize OF Y 1000
"l722H 6746
re962 6l22 prizes OF loo
"591a
'62oT 1890 5000 prizes OF 80
l2 prizes OF %, aud oil Of : 10 each
.4iimarted sotd at COHE.N7S OFFICE,
aotere The cash ccn be had for The priseS the
glomem thy are draun.
The great capitals OF 10000, of 10000, 8
al 2,o00, &e are still undrawn.
Whole Tickets so Quarters 81 so
Halves Eighths %
To be had Warranted nndmwn) in the great.
est variety OF Nos at
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10
NOUSE and NOT,

In this place. II IS perhaps one OF the most
desirable situations for n family disposed to
be in retirement, aud yet Ia be inihe town, Of
any that he knows. He will make an indis
pelable title 10 the property before any thing
" i'll be required in return. Should private
sale not be made before the LIT OF July, il
sill then be offered publicly.
IA. n, CARDOZO.
June 3. So -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10

~. More ProRpt Payment at .Hiea's ]! !!
MO. l4,l06, which drew the great capi-
~ tai prize OF Turnlg thousand Dollars
IN the Maryland State Lottery, was presented
by the fortunate holder ut Mems, and he re
ceiyed the cash at sight yesterday morning in
Specie.
5. a VI. Allen a Co had the pleasure OF or
dering and paying in the same Lottery No.
1908, prize of Ten Th0asand Dollars, at
sighi---also No. 390s prize ot One thousand
Dollars. Such prompt payment ought TO be n
much grealer indueoment for adventures to
leave OF send their orders directed 10 The trl-
ly fortunate Office Of
s 4 ". ALLEN Il co
No 75a .nain-dreet, Richmond,
where they will always meet with due atten-
ton, aud any information given with pleasure.
IL S. q. NJ. Allen a. Co. pledge themselves
that all prizes in the Washington Monument
Lottery aud In the Maryland State Lottery,
II ordered by them, shall meet with the same
prompt payment as the above numbers did,
No 75o--SiO0,o00
Richmond, April IL. Is 20
c. The liberal terms on which the
Mcssrs. Aliens paid the 100000 prize,
drawn by Mr.. & l.. Dibrell, as soon as the
ticket WAS presented, cntitIc them TO Gre
dtand encouragement
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10
Maryland state hottery'
No. IL.
100000 Doll kRs--lilGHLST PRIZE.
- ia Az

2aUuo Tickets at 10 dollars s250,o00
The prizes oal, TO be irawa, by which err
ranqemenl the scheme will be completed ~
rg-E.NfT LfGS.--oue prize OF 5,o''o
dollars will be deposited in the wheel after
the fourth drawing one prize OF Sloooo
aztec The twelfth drawing the 2ono0 alter
the fifteenth aud the sle0.0oo prise will be
deposited in the wheel ON the nineteenth
drawing.
prige, subject To deduction Of fifteen per
cent payabe sixty da.s after The completion
nj the drawing, The other prizes to be hoat-
ine from the commencement 0l the drawing
NJ r WILLIAMS, Commissioners
JB. RlNGGoLp,
All orders for tickets il LETT OF directed TO the
Lucky olhceef
S & NJ ALLEN 81 60.
No 759, narkd 81 Richmond,
VIII be duly attended 10, nnd any information
given with pleasure,
Whole Tickets Sl2 Quarters 90
Halves q Eighlhs l 30
III The CASH will be pnid NJ light for all
prizes ordered by ALIENS d co.
April Ii. ot "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-10

II HE Subscriber, attending TO change
] his residence from Lynchburg TO some
part of the west, as soon as be can close his
aiTairs, will sell, upon very moderate terms
Ia cHcci Iii nllef.fl Iii
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
LATEST EROM EuROpE-

The packet ships Orbit, Captain
linkham, and the Cnrinihian, Captain
Davis, arrived al New York on Sarur-
day, from liverpool. By these vessels,
cur coTFcspon}ento, the editors Of the
y. !. Daily Advertiser have received
Londor papers 10 tie evening IT the
23d July, tiserpooI papers and prices
Current 20 the 25th, aUi Lioyd's Lon
don Shipping Li-t TO the ed July, all
inclusive The Coriulhisn left Lirer-
pool on 'he 2C,h July. The Orbit lief,
on The i6'h.
STATE PAPERS-THE SPANISH
REGENCY.
lLaid before both Houses IF Parlia-
meRtl
Correspondence between Don Victor
Saez and Mr.. Secretary Canning.
Don Victor Sasz to MIR. Secretary Can.
Ming.
.Nadrid, June 7, 1923.
SRI have the honor TO transmit
to your Exe-IIeUey thu letter, by which
his Serene Hjghness the Regency Of
Spain and The ladies', has the honor Of
'''""uo'ChbVS W bb DIithDlc MhJeb~
ty ITS installation, which took place,
and which has been followed by the re-
eogni'iou OF his Royal Bighuess the
Duke d'AuSouieme, in the natno Of his
Most Christina Majesty.
His SeFeHe tlighness, in directing
me 20 Feques, that your ExerlIeney
will present to his Majcsty the King
Of Greet Britain the said letter, (of
which / have the honor 70 enclose
copy, So iikewise the documents reIa-
tive 70 lhe nomination y 80 Reseney.l
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
Printing Establishment,
FdDaS. SAL r.

The Editor OF tile "WINCHEsTER
GAZETTE" induced by considerations
arising out OF his late domestic afilic-
ton, offers his establishment for sale.
There are perhaps few similar esta-
blishmcnts, in the interior of the CouB-
try, which have commanded a more
regular and substantial patronage than
the one now offered for sale and to
one disposed and qualified to assume
the duties OF an Editor, its local stu
alton and the Importance Of the town
OF Winchester, offer the most tlattel'
ing induCementS.-The terms will BE
made COMMUNICATIONS, post
psid, addressed to the subscriber shalt
be promptly attended to.
JOHN HEISKELIl
July 12.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
BALTIMORE, SEPT. .

The ships FLORIDA, CoR!NruIAH,
ana ORDIT have arrived at New
York from Liverpool-Thc EMER-
AID at Boston also from Liverpool,
and the SUSAN from Portugal, far
nishing London news of the 2Sd, Lii
Tcrpool Of tho 25tb. and Lisbon also
OF the 25th of Jul y-From all these
sources We give an arranged sclcc-
ton CfsuCh articles of interest or i'm
porlancc as have been kindly for
wardcd 20 us by slips from New York
and thSBoston papers,
The News from Spain continues 10
be favorable to the constitutional cause.
which may be collected from the Pa
lnS papers themselves. though il is
we'll asCcrt;tincd that even the mos
liberal ri them dare not tell truth 10
the tall extent OF that rtuc. "A We
ry Important feature in the news, is
the refusal Of tie British Government
10 Gc|nowiedge The Regency Of Madrid,
anu the contempt entertained for that
seli-created authority by ;le Cabinetof
ST. James. 50 pOintedly conveyed BY
Nh CANNING in returning tire letter
addressed 90 She King. by the Factions
under Tie direction of the Duke Dan
Soulcmc.--Atver WAS there a dncu-
ment ccming from q body, calling it
sell The government % Il country, trea-
tHl with more decided. unequivocal
c0atc'npt.-So Chcaply did the mem
bcrs cfthc 81 itish Cabinet hold it. and
so determined were they to mark their
contempt of its authors. that Mr..
tanning states it to be Inconsistent
vita their duty even 10 lay the letter
before the kiDg.-Ihcy do not as in
other cases say they 'tI.avr taken lis
Nalestys commando and return an
answer accordingly, but refuse to let
1t Insult the royal presence. and re-
tn'n the letter This is very impor-
tant-it will make a great sensation
IN Spain-this and the arrival OF the
British Minister IN Cadiz will nluse
new spirit into the Cortes and all the
Constitutional Chiefs. aud the field
/ he news i'll other respects. as it re-
iatrs TO the reported movements Of the
army under 8alIasteros. That of the
French before Cadi2. the junction of
QulrOga and Sir Robert Wilson. and
the rulnoGr Ola Spanish victory near
Cornnna, which we think probable. is
altogether iiaticring, as oar readers
may discover from the details, though
principally derived from French sour
CeS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
Public Sale.

rurtTant TO tie last will and testa-
meut of Labau Litter, deed. will be
soli al public auction. on the premises,
On Thursday the aoM day of October
meet, t. very valuable
Tract Of Land2
containing about 800 IL acres, situate
in Frederick county, five miles north
of Winchester, on The main road lead
ing from thence to Marlin-bnrg This
farm Is we'll adapted to the growth of
clover and tie Use OF pIaister-aud,
FOR productiveness OF soil, salubriry Of
situation, aud pIeasautness Of neigh.
borhOOd, Is hot inferior to any in the
county; ii is well watered by nsyer
falling limestone springs. aud abuu-
dainty supplied with timber there
can be made fifty acres of fret rate
meadow, which may be watered with
the greatest facility. The improve.
mems are comfortable dwelling
house, kitchen, ffsme barn, stOue dali
~, with other necessary out buildings,
also an apple O'chard Of choice fruit.
lhe premises will be shewu to any
person disposed TO purchase, by either
OF the Subscribers, residing near the
same. 1erms-one third of the pUr-
chase nancy viii be required in hand,
aud The resiiue in three equal annual
payments, without interest, TO he Sc
cured by deed Of trust.
Also, at the same time and place,
will be sold on credit Of nine months,
bond with approved security being 81.
ven, part OF the personal estate of said
deceased, consisting of Wheat, Rye,
and Corn, Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs
and Farming Utensiis--also a variety
OF Household and Kitchen Furniture:
The safe will commence at 70 o'clock
JOHN LITTLER,
CHARLES ~. LITTLER. TX 10
September q, 1928. ids
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
s-o'SSN @ 4SoS~--------
' cry LATE FROM ENGLAND

BOSTON Aug. 20.
BY the fast sailing packet ship f.
'aeraid, captain Soy, in ) days from
Liverpool, we last evening received
Che papers of that city to the 25th uit.
and London to the 23da PalIad.
The British parliament was, on the
49th alt. prorouged to the sOth Of Sept.
The government had refused TO ac.
knowledge the regency at Madrid.
The London sun og JGly FL says 'Hhe
next accounts from Cadiz are expected
10 announce the liberation ofthe King"
MorilIo had delivered up Lugo to
The French. The French entered Vii
la Franco without meeting with any
enemy, and say they have also taken
Cordona.
1T is said in French papers that two
Feginenis under Zayas had gone over
40 the French.
1t was reported gen. SaarGeid bad
aIsO gone over TO the French.
The French had commenced the
oombardmeDt Of Corunna, which was
defended by sir r. Wilson, who is said
20 have 5000 men to oppose 1900.
Gen. Villacampn in a report 10 the
soInister Of war complains of the deser-
uon OF his troops, and censures the
cOries.
The evil, says he, increases, and
hope dimlDishes and as every homo
Fable man invested with authority
ought to express his sentiments with
'ranbuess, % J deem !, 70 be my duty
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
Public Sale.

VIII he sold on Tuesday the 30th
inst. (Septemberl at the residence IF
the subscribers, on the Mar'iusbur j.;
road, about five miles from Winches.
Ter, Horses, Cove. Sheep and Hog, {;
a'so variety of Household and kilch-
en- Furniture, and Farming Utensils,
aud many other articles too tedious 10
enumernte. a credit of f2 months
will he allowed on all sums over five
doi'ars-unhtr that cash will he re.
qn1red. PURCHASERS TO give hnnd aud
approved security The sale viii! com
meaee at 10 O'clock.
CHARLES W. LITrLER,
September Is, 1923. tds