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Eo UnAertaiSers.

WILL BE LET, to the lowest bidder,
at fittsylvania August court next, the
building of a new JAIL, OF the enlarging the
present one, SO as TO conform to the act OF
assembly passed at the last session, regulating
the size of iails. Also, sunday repairs and adj
ditons to the courthouse. This is job wor
Thy the attention Of house carpenters aud
stone masons. plan Of the building will be
submitted on that day Bond aud security
viii be required of the undertaken, for The
faithful performance OF the work.
WILLIAM TDNSTALL,l
THOS. IL WOODlNG,
VIM II. CHAPLIN, Commission
DAVID II. CLARK, FRS.
RIO. COOK,
RO. WILSON,
July Is vitae so
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Stone Masons and Carpenters.

IiE undersigned are commissioners.
appointed by court, TO receive proposals
ana contract for the building Jail in tho cor
porat'on OF Lynchburg. The dimensions of
the building are 60 feet front, by SO back
ana 70 feet pitch-the walls OF stone. and q
ieet thick We deem ii unnecessary 10 be
more explicit in this notice, as plan ofthe
building, with every particular required bv
q undertaken, viii be furnished on appica-
'ioh 10 us THOS. A. HoLCOMBE.
JOHN VICTOR,
ALBIN MCDANIEL.
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N ntice

HNiE copariuership Uf the undersigned
under the Grm OF J. s. PENDLEToN'
+ co is dissolved by consent of parties. The
books ann papers OF the said copartnery. as
Wen as OF the late firm of Penlleton& Mount
castle, are placed in the hands OF Mr. Joseph
rem, OF Amherst county, with full power to
settle all unsettled accounts, claims and de .
mands, and to collect AL outstanding debts.
&C ae. az by power Of attorney, granted said
Penn, viii more fully appear.
JAMES 8. PENDLEToN.
WV. q. PENOLEToN.
June Is. 45,y6,v
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Notice.
MY. Josiah AAley.

IAKE NOTlCE-that | shall on the
u Both day of August, 1893, at the tavern
house OF Mr. --- Shields, in the town of
Lexington, county Of Rockbrdge, and state
OF Virginia, take the depositions of stephen
ltees and others, to be read as evidence on
the trial OF a suit now depending in the Supe-
rior Court of Chancery, for the Lyncbburg
District, in the state of Virginia, wherein am
plaintiff, aud you and a certain William Burd.
are defendants. WILLIAM l. ISBELL.
July 20. w4w 81
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Farm Minis.

HWE subscriber haping ieaStdM FIRM
n MILLS, in The county Of 7p,herst, takes
his method Of iyorming The public, that he
wishes 10 purchase nLeat, 10 be de!ieered either
al the Sud NILS, or al his Lumber-h0uSe, in the
iown Of Lynehdwg, where the bsa cash prizes
that NE Richmond market wW justify, gW al
rays be girea. Those who choose 10 hare their
lebcnt ground on commission, can be dcconlmo-
daied on The usual terms Of milling.
HENRY 5. L.4gGHORNE.
Jaiy 80 5lsw
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Vie zeal Estate

OF their testator, is of such value, that il will
be necessary to Sc" it, in order TO make diyi.
sion, under the act of assembly, in such case
made and provided, notice is hereby given,
that application win be made to Amherst
county court, for authority to sell the same
and the presence Of the parties Interested is
especially desired on this account. The sub.
scribers are anxious TO close their administra.
ton on the estate OF their testator, and there
tore request theattendance Of the parties in
terested, that tho delay may be made in that OBJ
ject. JESSE BECK,
cHAS. MONDAY, ia
Z. $, The terms Of the sale will he for all
sums OF $40 and under II, cash for all sums
over 1t IL months credit with bond and ap.
proved security. Persons indebted to the es.
tate, are requested TO make prompt payment
as longer indulgence cannot be given. Per
sons having claims against the estate are re.
quested to bring them forward for payment
Interest will bcrequired from the date of the
bonds II payment Is not punctnally made
c { n }rA'rs
July %. wtds 81
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Notice.

rENHE partners Of the tate firm Of kyles &
NGys, request all those indebted 10 them
ey note or book account, to make immediate
10 The subscriber at D. q. Nm. Kyies,
before The first cf .4ugust, other,oi@ no longer
Indulgence ,eiH be glren.
E.h. b. PATTERSON, Agent.
July a. tcts4s
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EbUc9v,oS

VSIEaext term Of + billiards. school win
- conmenee on Monday, Both instant
iesmss a. heretofore, eight, ten and fifteen
aoi'afs1 ne plpils admitted FOR a shorter
aulc snan session OF - months. Practical
surveying will be taught II required.
Jaae27. o.,
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WAS shipped on board Of Froncis a.
W da'ns's boat at. the Bdson, Richmond.
some time IN April last, one Reg GUJrP on,
DIX, loh'eh ,eas brought to his place alnde,
my care, and for ictieh Icannot find the o,rrer
fh.s Is therefore 10 request The proper o,cner 10
caA on Benjamin a. Phillips, Lvnchbuye.
rho 'oiI detipsr said potcder by tbe,r pavino
eborges $e. NATHANIEL GOOLSBY.
NY" 48lt
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BEDFORD March Court, 1923
Samuel Hancock and Allies Worster,

b1T0Td .HaTcH CUNT, ItZ5.
samnel Hancock aud aliles Worsier,
compliments,
against
Isabella iYorster, Moses Norster, and Alex
ander Irvine, defendants.
IN CH3NcERY.
The defendant Moses Worster, not having
entered his appearance according 10 the act Of
assembly aud the rules Of this court, and il
appearing p the satisfaction OF the court that
he Is not an hhabitant III this commonwealth,
Il Is therefore ordered, that lie do appear here
on the fourth Monday In June neSt and an
sser the coniplainaais' Hill and that copy
OF this order be- forthwith published ia the
tirginian, for two months saeeessively, and
pablished at tic front door II the courthouse
Of said county, far two several court days.
copy--roste,
~ J. sTEfToE, c. 8 {.
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JOHN WILLS, c. c.
COMMISSIONERS ofF,cE,

tLynctbpg, 2oth Jans, 1923.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
that have appointed Wednesday the 18th
day OF August next, to carry the foregoing or
def into effect, on which day they are requir-
cd to attend at my Office in this town, with
their accounts, vouchers, and copies OF court
papers, prepared for examination and settle
ment. JAMES BENAGH, Comr.
july IL w4w49
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Bedtord My Ruies, 1928

BEDFORD My Rutes, 1928
William Marshall, plaintiff,
dzHila
John Morrison, John Maynns, william
Whiteley, Charles Whiteley, and John Smith,
merchants aad partners, trading under the
style and Erm OF William Whiteley ~ Co.
defendants
IN CRaNCERH
The defendant John Morrison, not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act OF assembly and The rules
Of this eUaFt, and il appearing from the She
riH's raturn upon the process, that he Is not
an inhaiftant Of this country on the motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorney II is ordered,
that the said defendant DO appear here on The
fourth Monday in July next, and answer the
plaintiff bill, that a copy of this order be in
serted IN q Newspaper published in I.yndhburg,
and posted ar al the front door oil the court.
house FOR one month.
Aeopy-zTeste,
~ J STEProE, c B. C.
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RUNAWAY.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber living
AZ near Willis's Mountain, in the county Of
bucklnSaam) on the night of the 10Th instant,
bright mnlatto man, named BILbY--He is a
stout, sensible fellow, slow of speech, straight
D'ack hair, little inclined 10 curl--can read
y write, aud very probably may have forged
pass--is about thhty-six or seven wears old
and took of with him variety OF clothing
aai his books suspect he left the neighbor.
hood IN company with white man, and that
nc VIII attempt TO escape to Ohio orthe north.
II taken IN any of the counties below ,hc
mountains and secured in Jail so that gel him
again, reward of twenty dollars viii be 81.
ven but ittaken beyond the mountains. or in
any OF the border counties of the state. or IN
attempting to escape out of the state. on
board vessel, and shnl be secured in like
manner reward of forty dollars win be ii.
ven. All masters of vessels and others are
lorwarned from harhoring or carrying him
out OF the state at the peril of legal prosecu.
uon' L. BOILING.
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Notice.

VNSHE subscribers, as surviving executors
a OF the last will aud testament, of Stephen
Hamnl, late of the county of Amherst dec d,
take this mode OF informing the heirs and le-
gatces OF the said liamm, many of whom are
the residents of other states, that they Will in
pursuance of the discretionary authority vest
ed IN them by the will of their testutor, offer
TO public sale on the premises, Oh Thursday
the Goth Nov. next, all the personal estate of
the said llanm, on a credit of II months, for
all sums over ten dollars, Those Interested
are requested pnnctually to attend on that oc-
casion, as these proceedings are intended as
preparatory to division of the estate, and
payment of the legacies, bequesthed in said
VIII. As II is belle ed by the executors 1hnt
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TURNPIKE s'VOCKs
AT AUCTION

WILL positively be sold at auction, on
w Friday, the sth day of next month,
tAugust) at Archibald Hetcher's tavern, Cen.
trai Hotel in Lynchburg, the stock ofthe de-
iinquent stockholders, in the Lynchburg aud
Salem Turnpike Company, unless payment be
made on or before that time.
JOHN LYNCH, Treasurer
July 4. tctds IA !.
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FsllE subscriber, an experienced work
u man in the manufacture of Hats, has
lately established himself in that business in
LynchJurg, next door to the grocery Of Mr..
John Hollns, He will supplythe public with
that article on the cheapest terms Acquaint
ed with the newest fashions, and having a
supply of the best fur, carefully selected by
himself. in the northern markets, be under
takes 10 satisfy all who shnll favor him with
business, in the beauty and duration of their
hats He begs TO remind the public, that ar
ticles manufactured at home, underth eye Of
the wearer, aud by a person who is dependent
for public patronage on his skill and faith
must be superior in qualityto the same ari-
Giles, largely aud mdisoriminately bought in
the markets Of EGw York and Philadelphia
This consideration, in addition to the propric-
~ and justice of encouraging domestic work
men, and the ohcapness Of bis hats, will, he
hopes, induce the gentlemen Of Lynchburg,
and the country, 10 procure their necessary
supplies from him He invites such MS ueed
hats, TO call aud examine Eisslurs, and speoi-
mems of his work
~ lie returns thanks TO his friends and the
public, for the very liberal encouragement al
ready extended TO him, aud informs them that
he has just received n supply of FIRST rate ma
terials, which will be manufactured 10 order
on the shortest notice, and most fashionable
style ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
July IL. w4w49
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Notice

an Saturday the 9th day of August,
" 1928, at the late residence ofWm. Tins
ley, dec d (now Isaac Tinsley's,) in Amherst
county, shall expose to sale at auction, on a
credit until the 18th day of December next,
all the Perishabe Properly belonging 10 said
estate, consisting of horses, cattle, household
and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &c
Bonds with approved SECURITY will he required.
JAMES TINSLEY,
Exor Of VIM. Tinsley, decd
July ii 49tds
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ONE TRACT OF LAND.

SHALL in future decline the practice
= OF the Law, in the counties of Amherst and
Nelson. Lucas T, Thompson, Esq. will al
lena 70 my unfinished business, in the superb
OF aud inieiior courts for said counties.
July %, sthl
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hEA'HNEN.

WE have on hand 10, 600 eight SOAL
w LEATHER, large quantity of UP
PER LEATHER, consisting OF Waxcd Calf
Skins, % dozen of which, finished by Joseph
Keen Sons, Philadelphia Waxedkip Skins,
white lining do. Side Leather 0xaxed and rus
set) and Cordayan do and an extensive as
sortment of
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Fifty Dsnars Reva,a

i4Nok experimenting aud sec,ri.- -
Jan, so that get him again. i .s, '.''h i,
o. .lie state, or twenty dollars Il tels, .
ssa,c. JACK HAI,Riss, free nssr'. u IL.
N Tue county of Bedford, STATE Of IT,; 'aisss
nold his indentures, dated lie qstl Ina Ina
.s9--ssid JACK harfiss was sold ~ er, iogef e
buckingham conrt, 10 pay jul fees. v e'aeI %
chased by Stephen p.1key. from ~ 80 put
snorsly runaway, was taken IN tie enn, ". ne
Bedford, lodged IN Jail, at which tlare l., q
again sold when J became tie prfclss.Aass
JACK iiarfiss Is yellow fellow s,t.,,, -.
about feet high, between 20 ami IL ,. aaae
age proiesses 10 Icy sione or bii, k. Wls,,3' ~
leii me lie weie long whislers, y hi..l .' sn W
easily eui Of bis bal had LOST baiI ~, IN ae
his clothing as | believe dArk uiAsJ IN, g,iis.
clerks OF courts where his Indenitfes s.o,l,
recorded, are cautioned against fena ~. u
them JOHN + rsnnoahs
Bedford, Feb. IL 80
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nEsihoUS TO pay my debts, shall
-, oaer LOT sale, a public auction, to the
I1.5nssl piu yer, on inesday the 29th day OF
sniylnst- on the premises, that
Valuable Tract &C y,onA

containing between 3 and 400 acres. now i,
the occupancy OF Mr. Robert Grant. who has
lease Tor two years after this on parl--ope
hundred acres Of which possession viii he
Eftea this tai. This tract of land lies on both
siaes 81 Harfis's creek, in Amherst county :
sld has one OF the frst Fate mid sites on 4
ana lying or both SIDES Of The road LEADING
from wares and Crawfords GAP, 10 Lynch.
snrg--3 miles from the former and II from
me iastef pisce itcontains some OF the best
febaeco land in this county. Termsl-one..
TWO ana infee years--with approved security.
q dced OF trust on the land to SECURE nav,
1eDt. DANIEL. rfIpfSTa. "a,
MY creditors are solicited to come
~ aor suenseives. y. #. c.
II s6
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Trust Sale of Land.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust executed to
- the subscribers on the 18th day of June,
1872, by Joseph King, to secure the payment
II 4 sum of money therein mentioned, due %
Robert and James King, and OF record in the
CLERKS Office al Montgomery county, we shall
proceed 90 seltsfor ready money, on the pub
lis square, in The town of cI,ristisnsburg, on
the Hh day Of Noyember next, IL being Mont
gcmery court-day, that well known
Tract or pareel Of Hand,
called yanse s OF tie White house plantation,
lying in the county OF Montgomery, on Men
dow'efeek, a branch of fhe south fork Of Roa-
noke, aud on the south fork of Roanoke, and
containing by survey, $40 acres. Acting as
trustee, we shall convey such title only as is
vested in US by said trust deed
WILLIAM Il. CHARLTON, I 49,.
THOMAS BOWER, ''O''ees
July u. w4w so
flames WILLS AND WALKER DE-
y J0uRNETT-T Take Aoiiee--1hat at the
dwelling house Of James Old, in the county of
Halifax, between The rising and setting of the
sun on the Goth day OF August next, | will take
The dispositions of the said James Old aud o.
theirs aud on the p day of August next, be-
tween the same hours, al the house of Benia-
min Terrell, in the county of Pittsylyana, |
will take the dispositions Of the said Benjamin
Terrell and others and on the Goth day of
August next, between the rising aud setting OF
the sun, at the dwelling house OF Robert Kemp,
in the county OF Franklin, take the dispositions
OF john Ennes aud others, 10 be read rs evil
deuce in suit now depending aud undeter-
mined IN the district chancery court, holden
in Lynchburg, in which an complainant and
you are defendants, when and whele you
may attend TO cross examine the witnesses,
should you think proper.
| WILLIAM GUNSON.
! July IL. wiw# so
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n cRaNrEptt
LAMB T0N SANE.

10y virtue Of the decree Of the county
I1conrt Of Bedford, pronon0ce1 at their
March term, s23, IN 4 suit therein depending
oetweea ely aud james Hives, the unjefsign.
ed commissioners viii, on Saturday the Both
day OF August nsXi, Al fair, II not the next fair
day thereafter, Sundays except d) sell At pub.
lie auction, Oh the pfemisas,
GIA ANNES 4E N,A.SD.
sitaste "a the SAID county Of Bedford, on the
watess d Beayeldan creek, adjoining the
lsDd5 u Thomas Pearson, Nm Jordan, John
Hayacss fe9rJe West, isaac James and Doct.
t3aorse stbfer. Terms of sale--one fourth of
the purchase money 10 be paid ia hand--for
the balance, a credit Of one, Two and three
years viii be given. Bond with approved Sc.
carity viii b. reQnired from The purchaser for
each inslaliaeat--such title only as is vested
an the suhscribers viii be made
JOHN PATE,
MATTHEW PATE, Commissioners.
WM. SHREWSBURY,
June o. w4w. "a
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Doct. Henry w. Moseley.

LAS commenced the practice of PhySlc
Il and Surgery, in the town Of Liberty
His shop is above the Post Office. He vii
endeavor by moderate charges and punciuel
attention TO merit patronage.
July II, 20 3W
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(,aVYKOS.

I AN compelled al last, from imperiouS ne
II eesaty, 10 gre THIS public uorniDgto oHhose
pho hare been for years IN the habit NJ treSpds-
sing upon my propedy, that II shall mol be pas
sed orer any longer by me, acithom eHdearoriHg
10 bring erery o0ender ioithom exception 10 Jus
lice. Perhaps soale are mol 0Ware thai me Of
fences committed by them trery day, are fetoRi-
Gus aud that for picking mp The old wood aud
brush, they are Hnbte 10 a trial for felony tn
Legislature Inns made The cutting downt het timber
and saphngs, mhich WaS heretofore TcSpnSs, fe.
iopg. No doubt some man think his harsh
measure, hat is, 10 punish q person .JOr picking
up n httie brush, bit II they wW eromipe the
result Of thai pririledge, hty uW no longer
doubt he propriefy Of his NOTICE I hare tried
egerg other course in rain. Therefore posifre-
" forbid, under The penalty ofthe lar. al and
trsfyperSoi or persons, from going on my iand,
cutting timber Of any sort or size, carrying a.
way The old rood, OF picking up ahe dry brush,
DC. as I nm determined 10 make an example of
The first oGfnder Uhiist am on this subject,
/ WiH take the liberty 10 notice another gIier-
anee under iehich labor that is from The
prGetice ofthe boys Of his t0un being permitted
10 sroH all ouer The aeighborhood Of a Satur-
day " Sunday, Dhen not al school, md some
times on other days when they should be at
school or sometDhere else than aohere they fire.
queaity are, DiHom being calied 10 account for
hoW y Where hey hare spent Their time. Some
Jew days since, about eighi or ,lne boys, and
most of them Of respectable parents ton, TO The
rest, Of course, his notice nil be Of so serrice)
stroiied ont 10 mytHie farm near topn, on which
fhare a yomgorchdd grrWing, and after beat
ing QB The apples 10 wasie, they deliberately
eea through The cornGetd, and NTH their feet,
broke dowR the corn II could hardly be erpect-
Cd Of me, hot should bear oil this tery pa
hentiy aud do hope that none Of The abore
rented doings caI be repeated
HTLLL1M y. LYNCH
Ju'y e. q 100
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That valuable Farm,

lysag on abe waters 81 Goose eroek, ad-
ioiuins the l,aas u 4. \ ksdsoiii aud s'aif
Y -. osy, atdskeown 10y the naiae La
.s l,ox ii DE possession of William =. sier-
.ssl,sss THIS lar4n i IA tolorahle ordief-has OF
IA comfortable Dwelling house, aud other nr-
rassafy.aal helsses, anI containing between
50 aud loo0arres part pt whseh, IS good
fol,acco Iand Fsr iafiher particulars anlis
to Capt Paschal Buiosd .he reside within
: IVA DC three sniies 81 the PR laises, aad 9ha
s i anghofise | - rent privateiy, Should anlas
cssioa be male Bond wsiA good seeaftiy
viii BE required fef The rcut, which will be
naid annnslly. commencing The isi Of Jnnti.
~ next, when p"ssession will be giyea mo
the renters will have prvlle s ~ sotsti's graf
il The lail. JACOB NM,
Agent Tor Jane B'ford.
lime e ag3w ~
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Notice.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed to
- me by George Perciyal, bearing date on
the goth day of September, 1918, and duly re-
corded IN the corporation court of Lynchburg,
and to effect certain purposes in said deed cx-
pressed, | shall, on the 10Th of August, 1923.
on the premises, sell by way Of public auc-
ton, for ready money.
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il certain piece or parcel
OF GROUEN.

WIN ITS appurtenances, situate in the town of
Lynehbnfg, on Sd street, running "a feet on
sd street, and running back 1872 feet--it being
part of the lot of ground formerly called ira.
hams lot. Acting as trustee shall only con-
vey the title vested in me by the deed of trust
aforesaid, and none other.
CHlsWELL DABNEY, Trustee
jury 10 tctds AZ
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Ehe following STITCHES.

or 50 much thereof as will be sufficient 10
pay the sum ofmoney mentioned in said deed,
viz Two feather beds and bed clothes two
bedsteads, one walnut cupboard, one do fol-
ding table, 3 pine tables, six windsor chairs,
TWO Spit bottom do, one carpet, two ovens,
two pots, one baking oven Que pair andirons,
three smoothing irons, one looking glass, siH
knives and forks, one dozen plates, bowls, |
dozen cups and sancers, one tea pot, one oof-
fee pot, tonr tumblers, three decanters, 2 tubs,
two plggins, three axes, one wedding hoe, one
spade, one SOW, one COW and calf
WILLIAM b. LYNCH, T. usiss.
July ls. wtds 80
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MOI ice.

10y virtue Of deed of trust executed to
Nd the snbscribersby Daniel Ellis, free
man OF color, for the purpose OF securing n
sum OF money due and owing to Thomas
Humphreys, which deed is of record in the
hustihgs court OF Lyncbburg, I shall, on Sa
tuIday the oh day OF August next ensuing
the date hereof, proceed AT the market.house.
in the town of Lynchburg, TO sell at puulic
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SadMers' heather,

Consisting of Skirting, Harness, Bride and
Collar Leather, Bag Hides, New England Hog
Skins, and Pad and Morocco do. Also,
Tanners' and Lamp Oil.
All of which will be cold low for cash
JOHN 4 CASWELL POE.
July IL wifi 40
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sIRGINIA,to wit

VIRGINIA, to wit.
A a Superior Court Of CtGacery hoiaea Ia tie
io'ea Of Lyneabmrg, The l5tf DAY cf .fog,
1923,
Dudley Galloway aud Patty his wife, John
Megau and Milly hiswile, Bufd Goodwin, Spi-
oey Goodwin, Edithy Goodwin, Edy Buriord,
Lawson Goodwin and Spoliswood Hughes
and David Hughes, infants under the age Of
twenty 'one years, by Jesse Beck their neat
friend, Plaintiffs,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

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