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V wginia,to wit s.:

4 / a superior court of chancery holder
4 n IN the town OF Lyhchbufg, the Sd No
vemher, 1929
Thomas Crews, William Bryde, Nancy Me
Creole and Betsy Brydie, plumiGs,
against
William Long and Betsy his villa, John FL
liz, Richard Ellis aud Thomas Aldridge, Geo
Myers, James 5 Pendlelon, William Mann
anu John Myers & Company, defendants
1hls enuse came on this day 10 be heard on
the pnpers formerly read, OH the decree pro
nonnced herein on The eighteenth day of MAY,
1922, the report of the Marshal and his pc
ceedinRs oi sale under the said decree, aud ON
statement oil the inets agreed by Ia. parties,
andby consent submiltedto the court, in order
thai the decree aforesaid nlny ne so fnr cor
reeted as the taets Aforesaid may require, mud
was argued by counsel on consideration
whereof, the court doth ndludPe, order aud
decree, that 50 much Of the decree aforesaid
rs directs snle IN Tee simple, OF the tract u
land IN the morRneed deed mentioned, called
tie lnlnVile tract, be set aside aud ahnncd
thnt the sale OF the snld trnct ot land mode
by the Marshal under the decree nlnrranid be
likewise set nsidr that the residue ol the
sales made by the Marshal rs appears by his
sud report, be confirmed and that he &c.
cute proper deed OF conveyance for the
eighty one and hnlf ncres of land sold To
the plaintiff lhomus Crews and the court
proceeding 10 make such decree in relation
10 The sale oil the suid Innyile tract of land,
rs the aforesaid agreed facts will warrant
doth further ndlndge, order aud decree, that
the Marshal Of the court after advertising IN
manner required by the former decree, do n
gan oppose 10 shie. by public auction, Tor re-
a L., .
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Christian Advocate.

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tanlty at II times important, Is pecuiia " 50 ais
III, tile, and IN TINS country. Inc enem = oi
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Stop ,he ina,in!

DlNANAY the ID Of This month, a
IA mulatto nian named MD. lie isn low
fellow, but hns large breast aud j. stranEfy
mule, alittlr Low -leEsed, IA high full forehead
dark eye, holes IN his ehrs, and n tulerablc
sharp rhm-Wcnrs his hair tied behind hns u
bold and open eounlenanee when SPOKEN Ia.
lie Is il Keen afitui fellow, mud perhaps rnn
read and rite little Ills clothing cannot
particularly describe, tic there is no doubt
he x senteelly clothed lie Inns good silver
witch, with n gold or filt chnin, boots, &c.
lie rode otf Il DARK GREY MARE, about 4
feel = inches high, in j.sod order, sbod before,
her Shoes not much wnrn--shr is lengthy and
we'll iomtd-nnd has thu marks Of plough
eehr upon hrr shoulders, and II considerable
scar upon one oil them, high on The shoulder
l,lade, think on the right. She has very
thlek tale and mime, though moi very long
She Is spirited mud active and rides well He
Is Weii equipped Tor travelling, with sadde-
bags. biz coat OF bear skin viii, large cnnes,
nc. hhve no doubt he has obtained free pa
pers, aud will attempt 10 pass Us free nun,
aud mike 10 some free slate, aud have no
doubt but lie hhs altered his name lie is a
bahdy fellow, good houso servant, miller
nnd shoemaker, and cnn turn his hand 10 any
thing, aud have 10 doubt but he hasa plenty
OF money. will give reward OF FIFTY
i1oLLAto IL any person who will deliver
him 10 me, or secure him in my jail 80 TINT
gel hun again, within this state: aud IL taken
Wilhoultic state on HUNDRED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered To me md len dollaI $
Tor the mare If taken within This state and de
llVered 10 me-, and twenty dollars II taken
out OF the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug %. wts3
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L,ninViNe Tract &c land,

Tor and dining Dir join1 lives Of The delond.
M, William Long All Bctsey his wife, aud
10 longer and apply the proceeds Of said
sale in the manner directed by The decree n
torosaid, and thaf he report bis proceedings TO
the count ia order 10 n fnnl decree
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aiier III. Iiaaleton.
DRUGGIST,
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SFFsesl1
Il
II Hf sign ofhe 61laen Doriay,

II IN s'gn Qthf 61lden WoflaJ.
nAs uGrEfr1a HfoE1VLp SUPPLY Or
hedicipes, I9Hgs, Pnaats.
I hfN9lES' Materials, Linseed D.,
spirl lHfpeniine, ~ slnds, ~. ~b,ei,
together vii H. stock en- hand, enabes h,n,
10 Ole a complete assortment 10 his friends
and lhe public
ianlhc# II. ifis town aud IL vicinity, prar
iitnnrfl al ply II, country merchants, Int
Ter, rs t. painters and othets, Who are DE-
sirons 81 procuring articles Of prime qunlity
aud on thu moi reasonable terms, will find
II Erenlly u lheir Interest 10 give lin call
On hind, a constant supply OF Putty,
prepared IN the heal manner.
December d. T.
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RlcnnoHD, lilh November, 1923
Having beeu requested by Mr.. Archibald
Mcintyre, tie Manager Of he Quanico Canal
Lottery, to examine the principles ON which
Lotteries are formed by ,ir combination of
numbers, a plan which he purposes 10 pursue
in raising the money which he is authorlsedby
his contract with the commissioner, 10 raise,
and having attesiVely examined the prlnci
PIES on which such Lotteries are formed, We
hive no hesitation in declaring, tlai in our
yieAy, the plan is perfectly fail and correct
We have particularly examined the scheme Il
his first cihss, consisting OF 4u66 tickets, forn.
81 by the combination OF 80 Nos. and find
ilat the amount oi the prizes which mus, OF
necessity, be drawn therein, by the drnW ing
Of out OF tie 30 numbers, as proposed by tue
scheme, is R26,3y0, which is IL. amount or
the 1000 tickets, nj the scheme price OF 50 30.
| consequently, no other profit can arcrnc to
the shld commissioners, or 10 sir. Mcintyre.
ON the sale of all The tickets IN the scheme, at
TINT price, ihsn the ID per tent 10 uc deducted
from the prizes.
We are also Of opinion, that this plan has "A
| decided preference over the old, ON account
| of the celebrity aud accuracy OF tie determi-
nation Of the prizes, II preclude the posi-.
bify of The commission of frauds or mistakes
in the drawing. aud saves much waste oftime
! aud expense.
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QNANXtE0 CaEaL
LOTT cry.
FIRST CLASS,
A. Nc .ntyre, Wandger.
2639O
R26,3po

IbisisaL Lottery formed b. The combination
Of 30 Ms. mud The przes therein will be do
telmined ~ prescribed lnll q managers adver=
tisemcht, 6rst announcing the scheme, and in
III. bills which vii he delivered 10 the pur-
chaser oi n ticket or slarr.
No ticket which shall hnye drawn n prize
oil II superior denomination ehn be eDtitledto
an inferior pflze.
Prizes payable 30 dry after The drawing,
and subject, as usual 10 deduction oil 10 per
cent
A large proportion Of the above scheme has
been ARRANGED into parcels ri toilrkets, onch
parcel embracing the 30 combination numbers.
l hese are warranted 10 draw nj ensl sI0-- or
S31 after the deduction of h per cent SO
tha ten clanees for the lnrgcr prizes will be
obiained by tie adventuIer Tor a iriIllng q
penses
Tickets my nov he had nj ECIlOIs <.
NOk1ll'S bookstore, iyuchbufg, al -, mud
shares IN proportions, hui will be advanced 10
Sc, on Monday the 10Th inst.
The drawing will positively take place IN
the city ri iielmond in the course oi The
month ii lnruary next, md the particular
day will shortly be announced.
IyaclbVg, Deesn'bey, ls23
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The North American Review,

Was begun IN l8l5, and has since been stead
y advancing in public estimation In Janua-
~, 1879, the editorship was assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, of the University at Cambridge,
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Strayea or stolen,

IN Saturday nigh last, the 9th inst. in
Sb Lynchbrg, a BAY MARI, with a blaze
faee, having On a saddle, bride anh martin
qale--ihe saddle torn in the srit--the bride
a stiff bit, with fair lcnthcIs. The Mare is Il
bom 6 or years OF age, about feet nigh,
shod all around Any person who viii give
information 10 tie subscriber, residing Ia
Amherst .ountv, shall have 5 dollars.
JOHN Z. SHELTON
n. B. A negro man was seen Ia take her
from the post opposite MIR. Nowia's dos
where she was tea Dec. . u
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volume, TO &c .ltain between ; ard 800 pages.
The Pace to.subscri.--, viii be 5 ), payable on
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a. be Editor vii thank gentlemen in va
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c OF III depnted heroes, sagrs, and statesmen.
Esstop, Penn. jar. Il, 1923.
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In pursuance of the above decree of the
superior court of ehancery for the Lynchbnrs
district, the undersigned, Marshal oil the said
court, will ON ! friday the oh day of January
next, poeeed 10 lell, by way Of public auc-
tion, III M premises for cash, Of lair, II not
thensKf air day thereafter, sundays exeepted)
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THE LOT OF GROUND.

harses and Gigs to nire
HE subscriber has several Horses an,
Gigs, which he is disposed to hire.
Application to he made to Mr.. Charles {
Cobhs, at re Rel Tavern stables,
pfcgln4er 4tSt
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Certificate Of Gorernor Pieason;s and Others ds
10 the correctness d The a6ope plan Of LOT
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Z u,

IN the Forest road, about five miles
y > from aLynchburg, a handsome DlRk.
which the owner may hive BY paying the
.ost of this advertisement, on Application 10
JOHN I JOHNSON.
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TIM f.jTHY ALDEN
CON.il1g0Ns.

T. }. RoeEEs. Esq.
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MORAL.
sINGULAR FACTS.

FROM Bells London Messenger of Dec. 2
A, the last meeting of the Sheflields
Public society, the following interesting
faets were mentioned Giboen, who in
his celebrated history of the decline and
fall ofthc Roman empire, has left an fma
perishable memorial sfhis enmity to tbs
gospel, resids5 many years in Switzers
land, where, with the profits OF his works,
he purchased considerable estate.-.
This property was descended ioa gen,les
man, who, out of the rents, cxpends a
large sum annually to the PRONUNCIATION
of that very gospel which his predecess
sor insid uously endeavored to undermine
not having had courage enough openly to
ASSAULT. Voltaire boasted thai with one hand
he would overthrow that edisce of Chris.
tlanity, which required The hands OF IL
Apostles to build up. AT this day, lhe
press which he employed at Ferney 10
print his blasphemiss, is actually employ-
ed in printing the Holy Scriptures. Thus
the seltsame engine, which he set to
| work 20 destroy the credit OF the bible, is
engaged in disseminating its truths. IL
is remarkable circumstance, also, that
the first provisional meeting for the rev
formation of an Auxiliary Bible society
at Edinburg, was held in The very room
in which Hume died.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-21
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