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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-28
Mavshal's sale.

FINDER a decree of The Superior Court
~ Of Chancery Tor the Lynohburg District,
pronounced on The 10th day Of May, 1880,
In the case OF James Parker, ndm'r de bonis
non Of lsaae johnson, dee. plttl. against Rich
nrd Johnson, William q Elan, adm'r olMer-
rymau Hammond deed. and Elizabeth Ham
moud and Caiharine Hammond, heirs at law
Of Merryman Hammond, dee, defts. | shall
on Thursday tse 9th February nest, expose
10 sale, by way oi pubic auction, to The high.
eslbidder, Tor cash, lon the premises1
A certain tract or parcel of Land,
Lying in the county OF Pittsylsania, ON tie wa
tcrs OF Chctry-stoac Creek, containing by pa.
tent and deed 300 acres II being a traci of
land directed to be sold by the last will aud
testament OF Isaac Johnson, dec. ly his exec.
ptors. Clio B. N0ODSON.
VI. S. {. {. /. ID.
January 81. rs ltW5w
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Bedford County Coaaf, January RaIes,l8eJ'
Beansll Psrscus aud sally his WE former
J sally garfeu, and William Dprretii john
Durfett, Dinah Dnrreit aud solomon Dur
Tett, iialhs'hs,
Against
Francis q Gilpin and Betsy his wife Lucy
Durfeit, Dolly Durreit aud fhtsy victor
4n,a.k Joel Mccormack, Iittlebury AlcGor-
mack aud Beaden MccornmeA, Deicndts
n ChanetJy.
The defendants paisc} Mccormack, Joel
McCormack. LiuleDury NleCotmaek aud dea-
den Mccormack, not having entered their ap-
poarancc. AL Il Appearing tliat tbey are not
{nlabifanis OF this state, on the motion OF The
plaintiffs, by their attorney, iii ordered !, that
the said defendants do appear here NJ March
court next, aud answer the plaintiffs bill and
ihnt n copy Of this order he forthwith insert
el in the Nirginian for two months sncees-
sfyplv. aud u9sted al n tho front door OF The
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-28
% DoNars ReMara

DUNANAY from the subscriher IL
"A the first Of July last, a Negro Ma ""2'I
yellow complexion; named JIM n. d
wards of six feet high, spare made. ar y,
or 80 years of age. He is marked Nm = =
small poA in his face, aud has rather a - IN. ne
look when spoken to. lie was rais.5"h
Hampton, in this state, by Captain Mn ~
Cary, OF whom ! lately purchased him n
probable he may return TO the neighborbao11
oil that place again. Twenty-Five DoIIafaoa
ward will be given for his apprehension "a
delivery 10 the subscriber, living in Iedsa.ll
county, near Bethel, and all reasonslIa
penses paid-or Twenty Dollars if secured = :
any Jail so that | get him again.
WILLIAM SHAW
Dec. 90. % ~,
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StrayeA or Stolen,

EROM the stable of A. S. Henry, IN
4 Bedford county, on the night of the i5.n
inst. two HORSES, one a black, with WINE
bind feet and very old, the otbera young sor'
rel, with a long tail, of great elegance oil l9Im'
high blooded, and rising 8 years old. Hhos,
yer will deliver the above horses to Caplaln
Henry of Bedford, or to the subscriber h'ins
in Charlotte county shall be Handsomely -
warded. JOHN HhNha
January % w3W' ="
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Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER having changed
y his business, and being anxious TO settle
his private accounts, requests those that have
claims agains. him to present them for pay
ment, and all those that are indebted to him
WIN please make payment, as it will be ont OF
ms power to give longer than a reasonable
indulgence. JOHN POE
January %. tets %
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MNNANaN

kRON the subscriber on the night of the
4 Both December last, a young woman 50
or IL years old, by the name Of AMIGA, ncar
the common SIZE, remarkably likely, of a
dark brown complexion, with tolerably long
fhIr, Kept rOuehIy-no particular flesh mark,
recollected. She had ON when she let home
a yellow domestic yarn dress, which was the
only dress taken from home with her, with a
red striped cotton handkerchief, a domestic
rug or blanket. | have no doubt but that she
was induced to go oil by II fellow belonging
to Moses S~Winney of Buckingham county, by
the name of MOSES, near the common sta.
turc, oi thin sisage, about 30 years old, of an
intelligent appearance, and is quite an ingc-
nous fellow, Il tolcrable good blacksmith, a
rough wood carpenter, and a good waggoner,
&c. lie had on when he left home, a yellow
broWnish coioured domestic coat, white warn
pantaieons, with other comfortable clothing
| have no idea what route they have taken.as
they were both raised within my acquaintance
and have not been heard of since thew elo..
ped, but think q it probable they are aiming TO-
wards some free state, aud may have obtained
a pass to that amount. Any person apprehen
ding the same, or either of them, and deliver.
my them to Moses Swinney, Of Ruckingbam
county, or the subscriber, or securing Them in
any Jail, so that WI get them again. shall be Ii.
berally rewarded.
WILLIAM d. SNINNEY.
January ~. % WITS
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The Tract Of X.aNN

Couveyed in SAID deed Of trust, containing two
hundred acres, lying on the waters of Mo.ly's
Creek, IN the county OF Campbell. Acting as
trustee, | shall convey to the purchases such IT,
tie as is vested IN me by said deed Of ust.
JOSEPH WILSON, Trustee.
Jan. IL. w3w "a
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Notice.

\ LL persons having claims against the
"a estate of Wm Browne, deed, late oftbis
place: are desired bring them forward on
or before the first day of May next, as II is NV
Wls'l to-close the business, and this notice will
ne plead IN bar against all claims that NAV be
presented after that time. Do
December o.. nonIo
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n certain Tract of Land.


DY virtue of a decd Of trust executed to the
I'D subsct iber by James Wiley, for the pur-
pose ofsecuring a debt therein mentioned. to
Clement Townsend, which has since beentrans-
tefredt TO SamuelF Fleming, will he soldat Camp
bell court-house, on Monday, the 10th day Of
February next, being Campaell coutt dav. t.
the highest bidder, for ready money, at public
auction.
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January To-.

10Y virtue of a deed OF trust from Georg
~ Wright 10 me, | shall, on the 10th day o
! ebrnary, lo23, AT Liberty, in Bedford conn
y, proceed to sell, for ready money, to the
highest bidder, Il negro woman slave, named
Lucinda, "A collection of Books, supposed to be
about seventy five volumes, a Bed and Fmni-
are, Tor certain purposes in said deed speei
he'd. Acting rs trustee, | shall not warrant
the title 20 said articles except against myscl
aud persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAzEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is a small mu
latto with long hair, about Is 3ears old, with
a scar ON her neck she was taken from tie
possession Of the snbscriber by George Wright
on the 10Th of this montt-All persons are
hereby torwafned from purchasing her from
said Wright, as she has bpcn conveyed To me
by "A deed Of trust, OF recard in Bedford COINS
" WILLIAM A. HARDY. .
NoV6mber s, W3m II
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Notice.

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed to
ID the subscriber 10y William Crouch, Jun.
ana duly recorded in the clerk Office IN The
county court OF Bedford, Tor the purpose OF
securing certain sGns OF money therein men
TONED, which deed beurs date The 18th day of
Novembef, lS22, I shall, on the 18th day OF
February, 1898, proceed 10 sell, by way OF
public auction. On the premises,
LIE TRACT OF LAND
On which said Crouch now re- Ijcs, several
piecesof Furniture which he has lasl iuiyhed.
all his Household aud Kitchen Furniture. one
Gray Mare and Coll, 3 Mich Cows, with all
his Cattle, Hog aud Stock OF every drsrrip.
ton, with | chest Carpenter Tools ana many
other things IN said deed mentioned or so
much thereof as hall be sufficient Ia puy said
debt, with interest and cost, Terms will be made
known on the day 81 sale.
HARVEY CLAY TOR, Trustee.
January =. Is II Wtds
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Tobacco S.auA.

And In point Of health no s%itlation surnasses
it. There is no doubt but tlrr Lynehhurg and
Salem Turnpike, which is now in rand nro-
erosion, will pass directly by said store and
dwelling-bouses = itis believed the sal road.
from the localities Of said creek, will cross the
same whore the present stage road crosses.
In o~iiefiae the above estate for sale the nm
dersigned. are not unmindfnl OF the pressure
Of the times, bnt il is offered for sale. In order
to settle up the business Of the late mercantile
firm above named. fhe terms viii be- ac.
commodation, and made known, aud the nro.
per,y shownto any person wishing TO purchase
by the undersigned residing on the premises
CHAS. WHITLEY.
JOHN II SMITH.
Jan. II. WOW "a
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August Q.
AAE,AYNEH

ENIE SUBSCRIBERS having connect
4 ed themselves together, take This meth
cd of informing their friends and the public,
that they will carry on the
Thinning & Carrying Business,
Under the firm of J. & C. POE. They will, in
addition to their present stock, receive in a
few days from Philadelphia. a quantity of
Ieather-among which are 200 sides Skirthg,
20 dozen waNed Cali Skins finished by Joseph
Keen x Sons, 100 Horse Hides, 100 sides best
Boot Soal, Bag Hides, Hog Skins and Tan
nefs' 0ii-all of which win be sold low for
cash. JOHN POE.
CASWELL POE.
n. B.-Cash or leather will be given for
hides, or they will be tanned on the usual
terms. j. g. c. POE.
January "a. Is 25
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Hoasehola and Kitchen
~EUN%IETRE,

suudry Plantation u~tenslls, one CaIfiege and
Harness. one Gig aud Harness, one Cart aud
Gear. Que Nomaas Saddle, two Mems sub
dles. one Horse, i've Cows, one Bull, 1 sows,
Ac.
Acting as trustee ! will convey 10 the
uurchaser o. purchasers the title vested IN me
10 the properly aforesaid by said trnsl deed
and none other. CIiishLLL pABNEi
January II wlds 70
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TRUST SALE,

DY virtue of a trust deed executed to
ID the subscribers by William Meador, sen.
aud vie, dated the Isl day Of March, 1899,
aud duly admitted TO record in the Office of
the county court Of Bedford, for the purpose
of securing The payment of a certain sum Of
money due Davis, Preston x Co. We shall, on
Friday the 2lst day of February next, il far,
il not the neS, fair day thereafter, proceed 10
sell, by way Of public auction, To the highest
bidder, for roady money, on the promises, IA
,,rfat,
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed to
ID the subscriber by William Drury dated
the 18th dag of April, ls20, and duly admitted
to record in the Office of fhe county court oil
Bedford, for the purpose of securing The pay
mcnt OF certain debts in said deed mentioned,
We shall, on the 10Th day Of February nexi, il
fair, IL mol the nest fair day thereafter, pro.
eeed 10 sell, on the premises by way Of public
a%aciiou, To the highest bidder, for ready mo-
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Bedford December Rules, 1922.

BtdJord December Rules, 1879.
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of William
p'o"n 70 Plaintiff,
Against
VIM Murphy and John Headen, Defts,
~ CHaNCERY
The defendant William Murphy not HAVING
entered his appearance according to the act of
Assembly, aud the rules OF this court. and /,
appearing from the return of the sheriff upon
the process in this case awarded, TINT he is not
an lnhabitant of this country on the motion
OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, il is ordered,
mat the said defendant do appear here on Che
lourtn Monday in February next and answer
me pia!nt'h bill, and that a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the vifginian for
t~o months successfully, and posted at the
DOOR of the courthouse of said countv
Aeepy.-Teste,
J STEPToE, C. B. C
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Yract OF XlAnN.

In shid deed mentioned, containing II acres,
and bounded BY the lands of james M'Claine,
Jnbal cunditl, Absalom Jordan and others, il
being the tract of land conveyed 10 the said
William Neador, sen. by Jeremiah Meador,
by deed of record in the clerks Office of the
county court Of Bedford.
BY THE TRUSTEES
January II. Wtds -
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Nouch's Aumher Mouse

HE subscriber is disposed TO sell a great
bargain in that spacious STONE LUM-
bER-hOtSE, in the town of Lynchburg, at
present occupied by Messrs. Hardin y Crank.
The house is four stories high, built of The We
: hest materials, and remarkably slrong.-It
: Situated on the margin OF the river, where
oats Gun load aud unload with great case-It
sadaaraiiy calculatedfnr the storage of goods.
our and grain il is also ali excellent stand
or Il grocery, the house being sufficiently large
% admit 81 u grocery, aud there will then be
mn abundance of room forthe receptiono ON $40.
are OF GODS, flour and grain, The terms will
be liberal Il early application be made TO Mr..
''eorse Nhf;locke of Lynchburg, who is fully
Authorised TO dispose oft.
JOHN COUCH, senr.
January I. WITS Il
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The following Property,

Or 80 much thereof AS VIII answer the pnsa-
t.siei purposes OF said trnst deed, 10 VI.
Alarls assortment OF Black smiths Tools, a
nun.ber OF Mheeimrighis' aud carPeaiers
Tools, one oil Pain, Stone OF Marble, orc
laree Grind slime. a large assortment OF
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a y OF GROUND.
MY. lewis Convert,

GIR-As you are not an inhabitant of this
- Commonwealth, | hereby notify you,
that, on Friday the 26th day of Feb. next
between the rising and setting of The sun of
the same day, at the tavern house of Mrs.
- Trigg, at the courthouse for the
county Of Wythe, | shall proceed to take
the deposition Of John ID. Fields, to be
read as evidence in a suit now depending
N the superior Count of Chancery for the
L%ynchburg District, wherein | am plain
tff and you are defendant, at which time
and place yoo may attend if you think pro-
per. BENJAMIN A. PHILLIPS.
January II. w4w24
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VIE Ycact Of I4anA.

IN the said deed mentioned, containing fire han
dred and fifteen acres, being The same on toa'ch
NE sad Henry resides, or so much as wiH be s'J-
Gent TO saii&Ly sad trust. The trustee wiH toH-
reg such title only as as rested In him.
CHISHELL DABNER.
N0rembcr %. pfaS 10
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county, on The slh day Of .Darch mat, 10 take
he i6idariis Of saadfy persons, lclieh otidatiis
are attended rs eeideuec before me .Ahstef Com
missioner Of the Superior Cotri Of thdaefrgJor
Ihc Lyaetbarg District, IN making up ms nc
eouRi pursuant 10 a deeree Of mid Court, made
On ne sut in ,oaith / am pio6fi6 and Vou are
defendants. JOEL TftdChER.
.lnA. u, ls23. Mllp' =
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John Nanduburgh,
-FR0AI NEN.YORK

foAt IOIAE,
INFORMS the inhabitantsof Lynchburg
4 and the public in general, that he has
commenced the
Dying and Securing Business,
At the residence Of MIR. John Helper, near
he courthouse. Wooden, Cotton aud silk
Goods dyed any color required, Ladies' Ores
ses and Hats eolered and pressed, new aud
second cloth coIors changed, GenlIemens'
clothes secured and dressed. Reference to
be made 10 Mr.. Daniel Williams, with whom
he goods can be left, accompanied with writ
ten directions and the owners name.
December %. 20Yts
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NNTlIL in a few days be in order for the ret
w ception of Wheat.-The Subscriber
will 81 c a fan market price il cash. Should
any be DESTROYS to receive Flour in exchange
for Wheat, they can do 80 at tie usual exchanqe,
and the subscriber will subject himself TO the
Riehmend Inspection. Tho c who are not
disposed to sell at the present prices, may deli.
ven then Wheat, and wait for a better rriee, as
a fair MAJ ket price wit be giyer during the se1-
son, for that deposited, as for what may be CO
ming in.
WM. A. ALLEN.
August9. tcts
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Notice.

eY girtue Of n deed Of trust e~recuted 10
ID the subscriber by "A. S Henry, (tfor the pw-
pose Of securing a dedt due 10. L. RoyaH & CO..
1rhteh deed IS Of record an The county court Of
BedtoTd, and bears date the 9Th of august, 1919,
I shall, on he Isl day Of april, 1923, IF fair, y
not The inert fur day hereqjterJ sell, al public
%auction, IN Me torn Of Lynchbuug, before the
door of the Franklin U0teI. for Tfady nOaeV,
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STRAYED away from the subscriber
- some time in June last, THREE PIE.
DED STEERS, two 6 years old and one g.
one of the former marked with a crop and
hole in the right ear, and swallow-fo in the
leit-the other with a crop and under-keel in
the right car, and crop or h%alf-crop in the LETT
The original mark in the latter altered TO two
crops, with an under-keel in each ear. These
cattle were purchased from Mr. Garter Cox, Of
Montgomery county, aud it is probable they
have made their way back to that place. 4
liberal reward Will be paid for their delivery
at my plantation, near the Long Mountain, or
any information of them, by mail or other
wise, very thankfully received.
ANSON ALLEN.
Campbell, Dec IL, 1922. WITS 10
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TRUST SALE.

pY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
NJ the subscribers by Samuel |, Harrison,
for the purpose of securing the payment OF
certain debts therein mentioned to William
Robinson and Jesse Beck, which deed bears
date on the 9Th day ofJuly, 1919, andisduly OF
record in the county court of Amherst, the
subscriber will, on the 18th day of February,
1923, ON the premises, sell by way of public
auction, o rready money,
n certain Tract Of Land,
Lying and being in the county ef Amherst, a.
bout / miles from the town OF Lynchburg,
bounded by the lands of Lineas Bolling, Chris
topher lshell, the lands formerly belonging TO
Philip johnson, deed, and others, and con-
tanning 1904 acres, more sr less, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary TO answer the
purposes OF said trust deed. Acting as trus-
tees, W. shall convey To the purchaser orpur-
cllasers the title vested in us by the deed of
trust aforesaid and none other
THOMAS WATT, ~
RICHARD TYREE, trustees
January 81 wtds %
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III TRACT OF LAND
TRUST SALE.

ElN virtue or a deed oftrust executed hy
- Thomas Harmon, TO the subscribers, da-
ted the day of 1921. and dnIv
admitted TO record in the Office OF the county
court OF Franklin, for the purpose Of securing
the pay ment OF Il certain sum of money due
Davis, Preston x Co. we shall, on the nth dav
OF February next, il fair, il not The ne4t fair
day thereafter, proceed to sell, on the prenli.
SEES, by way OF public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, for ready money a certain
TRACT OF LAND.
In said deed mentioned, lying on the waters o
Staunton river, four miles above Halls ford.
containing 100 acres, he the same more
or less, aud bonded by the lands of William
Bradley, John Basham Jr. and others, il being
the same land conveyed to the said Harmon
by David Pagan by deed of record in the
clerks Office OF the county court of Franklin
We shall convey such title as is vested in ms
and no other. THE TRUSTEES
January IL. wtds 81
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l'ract OF AlanA,

of which the said Hurt died seized, as re
mains 10 his legatees, after laying off the wi
dow's dover. This tract lies upon Mill creek,
about two miles from the meadows OF Goose
creek, adjoining uriah Lettwich and others,
aud containing by recent survey, 1913 acres ;
a considerable proportion of which is excel
lent tobacco land, and Is well worthy the at
tentlon OF purchasers. One and two years
credit will be given, the purchaser giving
bonds secured by "A deed ol trust upon the
premises. Acting as commissioners, we shall
convey such title only as is vested in US by
said decree.
HARVEY CLAYTOR, }c
RICHARD FREEMAN, No"'s
January To- wtds22.
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Try virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10
ID mc by stiih Mead, bearing date on The
auth day af November, 1919, al dnly 81 =.
cord IN the County court of Amherst, and Tor
certain purposes u said deed expressed, | shall
on tl,e sih das Of February, ISIS, atihe dwell
ling laonse Of said Mead. ia the county Of An
hersi. sell By way Of public auction, for ready
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JOE pRINVING

Erec"tea m The neateSt manner, and ON the
most moderate terms, at The Office QCMe
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TRACT OF LAND.

In said deed mentioned, containing 90 acres,
be the same, more or less, aud bounded by
the lands of John Ashwell sen. John Saunders,
Thomas Martin, William Martin, Elijah Muir
dock, &c. As trustees we shall convey such
title only rs is vested in us.
WILLIAM SALMON, }r.
DANIEL ASllWELL, i'us'eeS'
January l.. wtds "a
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10y virtue Of a decree Of the worshipful
ID county court OF Bedford in the suit of
Freeman and al, vs.. Hurt and al, in chancery
we shall proceed to sell, on Tuesday the 4th
day oil February next, at the late dwelling
house OF Garland Hurt, dec. in the county OF
Bedford, SO much of the
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Trust, SALE.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
- William Glover aud Frances his wife, to
the subscribers, dated the 18th day Of July,
1921, aud duly admitted TO record in the Office
Of the county court Of Bedford, for the pur-
pose Of securing a certain debt due Davis,
Preston q Co. we shall, ON Thursday the 18th
day of February next, if fair, il not the next
fair day thereafter, proceed TO sell, on The pre-
misses, by way OF public auction, for ready
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'Yrust Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed oftrust executed by
kF Oliver rowles TO the Subscribers ,datedth
Sd day of he, ember, iSl4, aud duly admitted
to record in the office OF Campbell county
court, for the purpose OF securing the pay
ment of certain sums of money therein men.
toned, to Meredith Lambeth, we shall, on
Saturday, the sth day Of February next, pro.
coed 10 sell, on the premises, for ready mo.
ncy, To the highest bidder, that valuable
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TRUST SALE.

pY virtue Of a deed oftrust executed by
~ John Gorden, TO the subscribers, dated
the 2ist day OF June, 1922, and duly admitted
10 record in the Office OF the county court of
Bedford, for the purpose of securing the pay
lne4t OF a certain sum of money due Davis,
ireston q Go. we shall, on the 18th day of
February next, II fair, mot the next fuir day
thereafter, proceed to sell, at the dwelling
house oil the said John Gordon, by way oil
public auction, forready money,
OEE %EUNN hNN.
named James, one bay Mare, one y%earling
Colt, four Cows, four Sheep, two feather
beds, beadsteads and furniture, one cupboard,
one table, seven chairs, two pots and one
oven, or such part thereof as may be sufii-
Gent to pay the said debt, interest and cost oil
sale.
THOMAS DAVIS, D.
STEPHEN PRESTON, Sr. 'Fns'ees
January II. utds a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-28

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In consequence of an arrangement entered
into between MAJOR Towles and myself, sub
sequent TO the date of the above mentioned
deed OF trust, only four thousand dolIafs of the
purchase money for the above mentioned pro-
perry win be required in hand-for the ba-
lance a credit of twelve months will be given
from the LIST day of December last,
MEREDITH LAMBETH
January II. wtds "a