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and q iae<ffTanrsd guards, Communicate
smihiag ~ what passes in the centre and
~ Tie wings Of lie army. The letter.
from Rayonne OF tie 15ih an eonc,ir n
mentioning m en- cement which had Ia
zen place between Ii Pastor. aud the 23d
regiment ofthe lar, between Tolosa and
villa Real
II Is hard to suppose that all the report.
TN circulation Oh this subject can be iirti-
tluds, tnd a few words il the Moniirnr
would nj once strip them OF whatever ex-
aggcfation thry my have acquired.
The place of Santonia, So bravely defen-
died by General i.ameth, during the last
VA, has been put into good state for De
truce, and the Gtisadier Don Julian San
chez has the command there
THE WAR IN SPAIN.
BAYoNSR, April D. The French troops,
on entering the Spanish territory, tool>
with them nine days provisions. Each
soldier carried his own share, and the
tronps complained loudly of this burden.
Since this supply has been exhausted, they
are bat badly all, The corps before ST.
Sebastian is obliged 10 live ON pulse and
roots.
The Asia is cruising before ST. Sebas-
ton. French brigantine, loaded With
provisions, has been carried into ST. Sc
bastian. The provisions were purchased.
after which the vessel sailed with prisoners.
Ii was not expected that ST. Sebastian
would hold out as it has done 500, 900
francs were offered To the Governor TO in
duce him IA surrender.
Conchy's division has approached Pam
peluna, but has not hlockaded it, aud there
is asiyet free lngFess and egress. The gar
/ ison consists of only 1000 men. The 10.
cal militia of that town, Vittoria, Toiosa,
aud the other places threatened by the
French, have marchedto join BalIesterous,
who has assembled force of 1900 men.
His head qartrrs are at Tara2ona, on the
skirts Of the celebrated position of Mon
cay0.
Conchy and Molitor intend TO attack
him with three divisions. If their attack
should be unsuccessful, the reselt in the
present state Of affairs will probably prove
very disastrous Tor the French.
The French has not yet got sufficient
hesegiug artillery of their operations.---
They are still bringing cannon from Vim
cennes.
Only 6fty inhabitants have remained in
Irun. Bilboa has recently furnished a vo-
lunteer cotps, Of between 500 and 500
young men belonging 10 Tire principal faml
lies
The bridge of Miranda has been des-
troyed.
The French bpgjn already To feel not
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.,.ahv their exisienre T, when The Ger.
.Sei.ss - fought for his country. under tie
man, -" IF constitution, shall feel his
g goae. aaaaser deiaded when 'I,e ,'lian
pT'a- t =, present debasement, and feel aud
aho's M =, lnager when The Pols, bAsains
N pas.ian felter, shalIno longer feel aud
tl ne. - ms degradation when monarchy
.as sristocracy shali sink to rise no in"fe :
an hen koss, a'bies aud political priests
IN ~ he swept from the face of the earth,
s"a'' ,,,,nerst,d millions shall send 10 ilea-
a1u ,hs mud anthr,p of praise for bursting
' 'ta h'aoa,nMl's chains, then will tue world
~ ~ ;, n.ace, for then, thesoice OF The many
DC ,',l = nrr,aiI. The great and terrible pre-,
VIZ is already made for The final DE-.
Pitrnction Of privileged orders, aud may God
- his mercy grant, that II be not made in
u VI Boston Patriot.
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Az ODE.


written tor Inc celebration OF the second
Centennlh Anniversary of the Settle.
ment of New HsmpsIi0c.--By Lady
iWo 'lul a'!, ye'rs ".c nun'pe' now
-, o'nce, VIM 'ne u, nins Yf'ti
"e Mn'le mn p 'r,.. = MS "'oc'' WV
From Abion's naughty sea airl land
Iacouia's Anrients come
A patient firm and llaunllcss baud,
10 seok peaceful home
,, #,,a r.,..--..
Ah NJ, WY nun" 'ngs o'', '''i'' s'e'"
ne't h'iNe Ga''h "na eN2
w" va, VISIONS H"ia lnr't 'a9'ies pnln
fof' ma 'oese hof'"e'h ~ H"5 'ney sec
fefe"b'a' Ial'fe NOON
ana rivers '"i, - "s'lHg
10 iefll''|o l'e" ""n't
And mighty LAKE arr spreading dcfc.
Where Eden island, show,
And chrvstal hills ar swelling fan,
Where mines of frf 1surp elov
Oh, al those visions Beycr smile,
They gilicd we'll the gloom,
They soficn'd oft the n'p5cdtoil
That fals cur happy home.
Nortbins such dream, WIRE fables vain
The mofal We can end,
Thoush Wintcr here in rigor reign,
No frost car blight the mird,
Asocear' winIry foam
The , rsm ,t hat lid d., lis home =, ,7''
ybo,, ,oi;sh b;o,, tho l;y;,,g mind
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\ S,lNGI.NG StNOOI..

y ME Subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that The second term of his sehool
will commence on Saturday next, Al Nr John
{ Reid school room. Terms 81 qnarler,
or 80 tor muntls--two lesson, week one
on Saturday at 3, T. NJ and Que al night
n B.---'lAoso that have not had the arpor-
tuniiy Of Subscribing and arc dcslrou4 ol learn
iug, are invited 10 attend on dat day, when
an opportunity will be pescnied
MEDAL LYMAN.
June II u 90
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The following slaves,

viz solomon, .Ioshaa, David, Charles, Ed.
mund, Moses, Joe, Tom, Daniel, Martin, Bill
Iy, Prissa, Nancy, Sally, Nelly, together with
the increase Of the females since the date OF
the deed. These slaves are valuable aud well
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
MS is vested in them by said deed.
= WILLIAM aEKETY. ~.
WM & McALLiSrER, ( T"SfeeS'
The above property viii be delivered ana
sold with my consen,--Ail nay creditors IN
said trust are invited to attend that a sacrifice
Of my property 30 their loss may not take
place, ARCHIBALD BOILING. Jr.
June IL 1,wtds 90
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Notice.

RY virtue Of deed of trust executed
- BY John Wofshnm 10 tue subscribers.
bearing date 18th March, la22, aud duly re-
corded IN The clerk office OF Pitlsyisanin
Tor the purpose OF securing The payment of
The dehl Of snid John Wogsham 10 Samuel
fhnniil, Including his nasumpsii for his deed.
brother, David Worshnm, wr shall. ON Thur
cay the Goth af the prescul tionih June lsy3.l
proceed Ia sel NJ the house OF said Worshe,n
IN The county OF Piu.y lsania, The
estate ofthe said Jno. " orsbam.
norm Rf,AL and PERSONAL,
To The highest bidder, for ready money, orso
much thereof rs will pay the amount due a,d
fahni'', pnd The cost Nc, Attending the sale
BRYAN ". NoWLiN,)
JOHN Z. PATRICK, 1f""sfs.
June IL ahvo.
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Judge Bundles charge 10 The grand jury
All laws are laws, and every law is law /;
aud laws are things made by the lawyers,
10 make men live according TO the law
without respect TO the gospel far this is
another affair, aud tn b. considered at ano-
thef opportunity, and by another sort OF
men, and ia another manner. Rut to the
law. Now there are some men that are
good men, aud some men that are bud
men; aud the bad nen are not the bad
men, but the bad men aud good men, are
two different sorts of men this w gather
from Magua Gharta, an old man thai lived
ia the reign OF King Juhn the Great
Now, " all men were good men, there
would be no need Of laws, therefore, ergo,
the laws were made Tor bad men, aud the
good men have no business Herewith nor
any advantage To receive thcrcirom con
sequcnlly thoae who receive advantage
from the laws, must be bad men aud SO
gcmmeh, call up the prisoners and dies.
patch them MS soon rs possible, tor | must
81 out of town t. morrow
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NAN UFACTURlNG MILL
ron RENT.


an the 9Th day OF July noxt, pur-
~ pose attending al the Franklin Hotel,
~ Lynchburg, In order 20 rent my FARM
MILL, on lInrriss creek, near lis junction
with lahcs River, u short disianee from
Iynchhurg, with n connections DWELLING.
Hoi sEhenr II and n large LUMBER HOUSE
on the edge of Blnokwaler creek, near ia
confluence with Jnmrs River, aud within III,
corporation OF Luxembourg, being considered
u convenient oppendage 10 The mill Tor tho
purpose OF counting room, aud Of storing
wheat Hour, Nc. and from thence 10 the mill
hoai4 can pass with great facility. Theroesl.
repair nfe nov going on, aud The snid NIL
works 1--WE pnir OF burr stones md one mir al
f''llhefs, aud has The capacity of manniaetur-
ing on imnlenshy OF -four OF The frs, aalit,
The silhnIlon Is perfectly healthy A few
hands nlhy be worked tohdyantago on a smalI
plantation connected with ihe seat, II desired
large quantity 0l materials are prepared IA,
make honr barrels for be use oi sud ruill -
he term OF The lease viii be Two yeafa, or n
llnther time, II required The prospects, 4,
The country adjacent TO the mill, urc in favor
OF considerable ereps ol wheat. Aslhe ,niii
~ too distant from my residence 70 think of-
condncling II on my Own account, au do,
teflnined to rent very cheap, Il Il lair psisa
cannot be obtained. JAMES BRUCE
June II. 90 tdr
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Notice.

vH>fiE undersigned being very desirous of rio.
n sing iioir business rs soon rs II il urect;ca-
Bile, take this method Of informing those who
are indebted 10 them, 10 call and settle ,Ln;c
respective accounts as early as possible TLis
request, II Is hoped, will he as speedily attend
ed 10 as She nature OF the business REQUIRES
MCKEE, MEEM e. GREENWAy
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,Notice.

DV virtue of n deed Of trust executed by
ID Archibald Boiling, IT.. on the 18Th day of
March ls22. apd o; rccord IN the clerks Office
of the county court OF Campbell, for purposes
in said deed expressed, will be sold, al ka-
leigh Chllton's tavern. in aid county, on We'd
nesday the 9th day OF Jnly next,
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NArcurz April IS.

Mn. Josrru CALvAN,
Sir am quite happy, on the present oc-
eason To inicrn you, that considering you
wholly unworthy the nntice of a gentle
man, and being fully aware Of your mali.
cious and hlood-thirsty intentions, ! commit
comply with the request made in Your se
~ brave aud polite note, aud would advise
youneser agaln To trouble me on your wine
drinking business, or any other Yours &c.
DOMINGO LEMOS.
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ssona PRIZE

$1,000 PRIZE
The pm. al ii,e lheusand dollars drawn
onN cdnesday niiefnuon ia The Washington
hunument lottery, Il viii be noticed aas
sald nj lie very fortunate establishment
uf The Messfs. COIlIsN's. Tier ollice
seems to be sipgnlsuIy lHrty.
fsalt. aafriean,
500
.Atn MODE Of ehaHeeging The follow
lng is extracted from il Natrhcz paper,
and is entirely = new mode Of writing
challenge. The patty Invited. however,
seems 10 lave underiloud The object, and
declines HE ,i.t.
Ma. DoniaGo Irnos,
SIR, should be hnppy your com
rnuy the next day after to.mofron. to go
over the river to Mr. Domingo Gafcia's
10 drinh halfa dozen divine. shall 20 at
. or 10 O'clock Yours, &c.
JOSEPH GALYAN.
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Vim. .UcHee G John G.. .Ueem

HAVE again connected themselves and
i resumed businessinih The same house oecu'
pied by Mckee, Meem L. Greenway, where
Ihey intend to keep large and general supply
OF all kinds Of Staple and Fancy 'F'f
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sIUUsUAs =? fpa decree ef lie we.-
4 sidpiatl eDurt d - eesnty 81 Gaalisbs.i.z -.
~ ehaueefy sitting, pfongpHlse on TIE L.
d,s Of the present mouth, Uune.) ~ The vase
iliefeIu depending. helReen aielferd Pefkias, :
complainant, against CtAflds Williams, BEN
iamia Perkins and Beijamiu Lewis, defend
ant, = = saget 81 r. -, :. = Ms 81 li.l4.ie
auclon, "a The highest Ldeef, Tor chst, Oh
lle premises on Tuesday he IL DAY ol .laly
hest, ONE ACHE Oh GROUND, lying ia
The cnrf9falon Of fyuel,infe. af The eorler
OF Washington and Matt Tor ~ streets, with
the LARGE BRICK BUILDING theseou, e.
nerally known by thensme Of
Whiiams's property :.
Or so much thereof rs viii be sufficient 10 m
swer il1t pua pDses of snid decree. Acting as
commissioner OF The court 10 The room Of "A
former trustee will convey such title only
as IS vested IN me by snid decree
JOSEPH EciIoLS, commissioaer.
June II. 90 I'd.
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NEAA hSrATE.,

rag ! Loi and Tfaement non in TIC occupancy
Of Gridephef HnttonB situate ia III, tsup If
Lgnchbbrgi and bounded BY first street anil
foHh aHcg, bsiHg a pnn Of M lot knoun 10
sniH fown, bg He Hltnbtr 20 (ittfptg sir !
eoaiaiaihg me hpndrsd md teentg by one bua-
dred and thirty leo Jfei, mlJeet 10 ne bfi esiats
Of Ms. .harfn IN eighiy BY one hundred and
htfig t'eo Jed htreoE
GEORGE FISHER,
/EDAD ". R0oTEs, 8""'e''
1 n0aHi 10 Me abofe snif
CiIRiST0PHER ANTHONY.
.f,He II. bIs 90
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Valuable Real Estate
EIIIi SALE

10y rirtue Of a iced u trust treeufed 10
Smt sebscribers bg Chr@tgphcr .7hthaaB d4t
-fHnn h" "Ye, ON The I'm aag NJ Jniy, 1915,
ma ddg recotded, me shaH proceed 10 sell, ct
pHhhe nafiiop, on me premises, tor he purposes
therein mtaiioned, au lNondny, M IN dan Of
July peri, II 1air, II not, ne .fsa fur day
fhfrsnffer the foIfOtsiDu
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o. n destructive fire took plaee an Ere.
dcricksLurg a fee days ego. Parficnlars
IN or neLi.
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Thirty nollars Reward .

A RMSTEAD, who ran away in Novem-
"A Der last, formerly the property Of Mr. A.
: PAYNE ofGoorhand---a remarkably clever
fellow, bni preneter--harbored about Judge
Price 5 quaneron the S-ehop corner, Dr. Fou-
shoes aud Sculletowu@-and supposed now to
run The river il a boat under the name OF Hen
~ Jones of Jamestown Twenty dollars re-
ward will be given lor bringing him home, OF
for lodging him in jail II out Of tie county
AMI giving immediate notice thereof.--A Also,
REUBEN, rhsent since Easter holydays, 3lst
uliimo, bonghiof Ar. Millsr's estate, Gooeh-
land he hasa wife beion sing TO Mrs Parish
near Major John Underwood in Goochlsrd
Ten dollars reward will be givenfor him, on
the ane terms as ahe"e
" tfnsteed is supposed 10 have sister al
ono OF the layetns in Winchester.
I FERGUSON
Westham Cottage,
Iienrieo, April b w4w IS
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RV NAWAN

E1'ROM the subscriber on the night Of the
h 18th ult. (May) JOHN, a negro man 90
or p years of age, black, 5 feet or inches
high, can spell and read-his clothes not re.
collected John was purchased in Baltimore
by George Allen, for Benjamin Colquett, two
years past il is presumed he may change his
name and endeayor TO pass as free. Any per
son experimenting said negro and eonGni.EA
him in any safe Jail in the Uuited StasetyllsE'
get him) and giving information by maf}
directed to Nh Benjamin Colquett, Greensbe..
ro', Georgia, shall be literally rewarded, and
all reasonable expenses paid.
ZACHARlAH JONES.
June l3. WOW As
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A lisa OF LETTERS,

Remaining IN The Post Office, al Liberty. on N.
Isl dag Of Juig, 1923.
.4-Rey. Henry Ally, Mark Anthony, Thos
Atkinson, Thomas Alif, Miss Lucretia Allen
B--Bedtord Clerk, Henry T. Bowles, Pow
ell Butler, Mrs. Sarah Butler, James Bbraw
C Nory Clark, John Crumpaker, William
c. Carter, Jasper Clayton, Erastes Case.
D-Mrs Sarah r. DilIerd, Michael Debo
E--Mitchell Ewing
F-Margaret Franklin, Doct Jas. Floyd 2,
Henry z. Feathers, Ilarburt Firth
G--John Gray, Lucy Golf, Ruebin Gutry,
Thomas Grissom, Peter Gross, Doctor Eli d.
Gilmore, Bore ugh Gallon, James Gordon. John
Gillian.
H-Robert Hardy, Joseph Hardy, Corne-
hus Holdren 2, Milly Haynes, Sylvanious
Howard stephen Holland, Stephen Haynes,
samuel HALFWAY, Jacob Harsh, Solomon
Hardy ,
david Jones, Cadwaleder Jones, VIM.
Johnson, Thomas II. johnson.
Joel Leftwich, jr. Jack Leitwich, Urinh
Leftwch, Polly Lettwich, Col. Littlebewy
Leftwich, VIM. ]. Lewalln, Charles G. Little,
George Lambert2.
M--James May, james Mayhem, John Mi
lam, Pondextcr Mosby, William Mead, Reu-
bin j. Murell, John Meader, Bauldy McDan-
iel, Richard Mccormack, +. Mayer, Pleasant
Martin .
E-Thomas Noell Mrs Mary Nance.
P-Mrs. Ann q. Price, Samue, Poindexter
Charles Pearcy, Crazon Payton, Jesse Pollard
Benjamin Palmer, James Payne, VIM. Phelps
John Pearcy.
R-Absalom Robinson, VIM S. Richardson,
William Ryan, Miss - Randolph, Jesse
Robertson.
S---Joel Scott, jr. Cowper Shelton, William
st. Clair, Nathaniel 5. Strange, Charles Stew
art.
T-Wiliam Taylor, OLYMPUS Trent, An
derson Johnson.
T-Thomao J. Vaughn ., Elizabeth Van
nerson.
W-David NJ. Wright, Lenard II. William
son, David Wade, Thomas Wood, Archibald
Wade, james Williams, Pdschell Witt, John
Wigginton.
I-Elias Yeats.
WILLIAM r. PORTER, P. NJ.
July IL w3Wi9
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue af deed of trust executed by
10 Christopher |. Undertake, and Polly his
wife to Edmund N. Sale and the subscriber,
bearing date the oath of March, 1921, and
duly recorded in the clerk office Of the coun-
tyconrt OF Campbell to secure the payment Of
certain sums of money therein mentioned To-
Bacon TAFT; shall on Saturday the Cd day
OF August next ensuing, proceed TO sell upon
the premises, 10 the highest bidder for cash,
1HcetUe and q 4 A acres Of Land,
being the land Whereon said Timberlake resides
situated in the county Campbell, about three
miles from Lynchburg on both sides Of the
turnpike road, also a,quantity ofhousebold and
kitchen furniture, consisting of beds, bedding,
bureaus, chairs, taGles, pots, kettles, ovens,
&c. &c. Alsoa quantity of corn, fodder &c or
so much thereof rs shall be sufficient to satisfy,
and pay what may he due under said deed.
The title TO the above property is believed to
be indisputable, but as trustee the subscriber
will convey such title only as is vested in
him. VIM nj. RIVES.
June p. tbs n
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NIkGINIA. 10 wit

VIRGINIA, 10 wit
III Superior Cont Of Chane9y holden al ht
torn q LyncdtWg, The 10Th day Of May,
1923,
Dudley Galloway and Patty his wife, John
| Megan and Milly his wife, Burd Goodwin, Spi-
| Cey Goodwin, Edithy Goodwin, Edy Burtoid
Lawson Goodwin and Spottswood Hughes
and David Hughes, infants nnder the age OF
twenty-one years, hy Jesse Beck their next
! friend, Plaintiffs,
Against
John s. Trent in his own right, and as ad-
minstrator OF Henry Trent, dee d. William
| Trent Nicholas Trent, James Trent, AleNan
der Trent, John IL. Trent, Susan Trent Sam
uel Baker aud Elizabeth his wife, Christian
iiern and Sally his wife, Edy Mitchell widow
oil Thomas Mitchell, decd. and Joseph Haw-
kins and Nancy his wife, Defendants.
The defendants William Trent, Nicholas
Trent, James Trent and John ii. Trent, who
are out OF this country, and against whom the
plaintiffs appear to have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against absent defen-
dantS, stlll falling to appear and answer, on
the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel, the
court doth take their bills for confessed as to
these defendants, and the cause coming on,to
be heard on the bill, answers of the other de-
PENDANTS, exhibits, and examinations of Wit
hesses, was argued by counsel; On consider
alton whereof, the court doth order that the
defendant, John b. Trent, do render an ac-
count OF his administration Oh the estate of his
intestate before the Commissioner ofthe court
who is directed 10 examine, state, and settle
the same, and make report thereof % the
court, with any matters specially stated,
thought pertinent by himself, or required by
the parties TO be so stated
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CAVYION.

I An compelled at last, from imperiou5 ne
4 cessiiy, TO GRE this ppbiic warHingto aThoa
who hare been for yea5s IN the habit of trtspas-
sing upon mig property, that il shall not be pas
sed orer any longer By me-, wdhom cndeaogtng
10 bring ereIB o3eHder IcihoW exception 10 jus
tee. Perhaps some are not CacGre tIot he Of
fences committed by them every day. are tefoHi-
ouS /; d'd that for picking Up the 0td rood and
brush, they are hoJie 10 trial for (tiony. The
Legisidhre has made he cutting damR ne tintdey
and sqplings, which lcas heretofore trespnss, je
t0siY No dOhh some may think THIS a harsh
measure, that IS, 10 punish person for picking
up lille brush, bit j they wiH eromine The
result Of that pririiedge, they rM no longer
doubt the propriety ofthiS notice hare tried
trery other course an 0ait therefore positive
~ forbid, under the penalty Of The iaW, all and
trefg person orpersons, from going on mig idnd,
eWhng timber Of any sort or sige, carrying a.
lody The old rood, or picking up tbe dry brush,
S'c. as / an DETERMINED 10 make an example OF
The first offender Whilst am on this Subjcct,
WW take The liberty 10 notice another gfier-
anee under which iobor that is, from The
practice ofhe boys Of TINS t0wn being permitted
TO stroll all oper the neighborhood Of Sdtp-
day or Sunday, Whcn not at school, and some
times on other days ghen they should be at
school or Somewhere else than whGre heV fire.
qHemty are, Fetth0W btfn9 called to account for
hoio y Where They hare spent their time. Some
fen days since about eight or nine boys, and
most Of Them Of respectable parents too, 10 the
rest Of course, thss notice CiH be Of no serrice)
Sroted ont 10 my little farm near torn on ighich
ihdre young orchard groWing, and after bent
ing OF the apples 10 tcaSte, they deliberately
wem through The eorafeld, and Nth their feet,
broke dorm the corn. II could hardly be e1peci-
ed Of me, that I should bear all this verV pa
tientig /; dad do hope that none of ADORE
recited do'ngs WiH be repeated
WILLIAM b. LYNCH.
jag 90. q 100
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Bedford May Court, 1928.
ichard Vieley, complainant

Bedford May Court, 1928.
Richard Vieley, complainant
against
Cornelius Vieley, Joshua Bradley, and Ear,
rlett his wife, late Harriet Vieey, Michael
t!eiey, James Vieley, Peter Vieley, and Isaac
Vieley, defendant.
IN CHANCERY
The defendant Cornelius Vieley, not hay
ing entered his appearance, according to Che
act OF assembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court, that he is not an inhabitant of this com
monweaith; 1t is therefore ordered, that ne
do appear here on the 4th Monday in July
next, and answer the complainant's bill, ard
that copy of this order, be forthwith puo-
hshed in the Virginian for two months snr-
cessively, and published at the front door 81
the conrt house OF said county, on two several
court days.
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cTEnT6T T.
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FVHE copartnership of the undersigned,
n under the firm of J. S. PENDL ETOA
y GO. IS dissolved by consent of parties. The
books and papers of the said copartnery, as
wei as OF the late FIRM of Pendleton 4 Mount.
castle, arc placed IN the hands of AR. Josenh
Penn, OF Amherst county. with full power to
settle all unsettled accounts, claims and de.
mands, and TO collect all outstanding debts,
&c sc. as by power of attorney, granted said
Penn, will more fully appear
JAMES $. PENDLEToN,
WV. e. PENDLETeN.
June 10. 45,y6w
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DY virtue ofa deed of trust, exccutetihy
E3 James Hambletou to the subscriber and
others, bearing date the Isl day of May, 1917,
aud duly admitted to record in the county
conrt Of Bedford, to secure the payment OF
sundry debts due To Ezekiel Wilhoite, will be
sold tothe highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, on the 10th day of this month,
ii Irect or parcet Of Land,
Situate within about two miles of Liberty,
bedford court-house,) adjoining the lands OF
Capt. Benz Rice, - Fisherand others, con
timing 300 acres, be the same more ar less
Whereon the said Hambleton now resides
This land may be considered valuable, being
OF good soil and we'll tinbered The title IS
believed 10 be undoubted but the trustee will
convey such title only as IS vested in him as
trustee. JAMES J0PLING Trustee
July Il. wtds4e