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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-19
AUCTION.
United States Court.
Fifth Circui. and Virginia District, De-
ro,,hsr 1904

Fifth Circui, and Virginia District, De.
cember l 1898.
IN CHANCEkY.
Mary Wormley, vile Ut Hugh Wallace
Wormley, by Geo. F. Slrol6er her next
friend, aud John S, WormIey, Mary NJ,
Wormley, Jane b. WormIey, and Ann
b. Worlnley, infant children Of the said
Mary aud Hugh, by the said George F.
STROLLER. their next friend, Plaintiffs;
AGAINST
Hugh Wallace Wormley, Thos. Strobe.
Richard Feilcb, David Castleman, aud
Charles Mccormick, Defendants.
\ MANDATE iroln the Supreme Court
n of the United States has been trans
mitted to this court, in obedience TO
which this court doth order and decree,
that the tract OF land lying in the county
of Frederick, and also the fifty acres OF
land adjoining thereto, which were con.
veyed by Thomas Strobe and Hugh Wal.
lace WormIey, 10 Richard Veitcb. by
deed, bearing date the 10Th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1910, and were conveyed by the
said Richard Veitch, 10 the defendants,
David Casleman and Charles McCOr-
mick, which fifty acres OF land shall be
laid off by the surveyor OF Frederick coun-
ty, by running line parallel TO the pre-
sen, line betw cen Hugh Wallace Worm.
ley's land and Mary b. Wormley's land,
according 10 the deed Of the 3ist OF Au-
gust, 1910, between Mary Wormiey,
guardian of Mary B. Wormiey, John
Cruger Wotmley, and Anna his WIZ,
Hug b w. Wormley, aud Thomas Strobe,
trustees, &c. be sold by the marshal Of
this court, by himself or by one OF his de.
puties, on the following terms, VIZ:
Ii IS ordered, That alter advertising
the time and place Of sale, in one or
more of the newspapers published IN
Winchester, MarliOsburg, Charlestown,
and Alexandra, Tor tour weeks success
sively the lands 10 be sold 10 The bigbes,
bidder, that he sum OF 5000 be paid III
ready money, or in note payable in SIX
ty days, with one or more iDdOrser or IN
dorsers, to be approved by the Oticer who
may make the sale, and TO be negotiable
aud payable at the branch Of The Farmers
Bank IN Winchester; that the residue OF
the purchase money be payable in three
equal payments of one, two and three
years that bonds and security, 10 be
approved by the said officer, be gwen tor
the said remaining amount of the purchase
money, and that a deed OF trust On the
land sold, be taken as further security 70!
the payment Of The said bonds after The
execution, the marshal is directed 10 con.
vey the land sold to the purchaser CT pur.
chasers thereof. A Copy-Teste,
RICHARD JEFFRlES, Clerk.
GrlD compliance with the above de-
cree, shall proceed to sell The tract Of
land therein mentioned, to the highest
bidder, on Wednesday, the lOh day Q,
.Nurch nert, before the front door Of E1'
ward McGuile's Hotel, 10 the town OF
Winchester.
A. K. THORNTON, d. NJ.
feb iU-4w for John Pegram M. V ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06
TENNESSEE REsolUTIoNs.

The joint committee of both Houses of the
,. Carolina legislature, TO whom certain Res
oiuilons Of the State of Tennessee, instruct
Ing their Representatives in Congress IA exert
their influence in preventing Csurus NUn-
nation of President and Vice President, and
requesting the concurrence Of all the other
States to the attainment Ofthat object, were
committed, having been unable TO agree upon
the subject, they have been discharged from
the further consideration Of them, and the Re
solutions committed separately TO the respect
i've committees of both Houses.
In relation 10 these resolutions the decided
and prevailing impression is, that il is inexpe-
dent and impolitie TO express an opinion upon
The subject. fPhii. Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06

without mutual equivalents, similar TO those
pro, rded in the p'an sukmtted b. tie cam
m,ltee, the question for both to determine is,
whether they will submit TO the existing evils,
great AS they are, 'y the admission OF all, or
magnan mous'y o.Ier ny, 90 the altar of their
common couDtry, powers which are neither
consistent with the rights of the People, ihr
purity fthe Government, or the harmony of
the Cniru.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06
Translated for ;be National Advocate.
GREECE.


CAbAMATB, Oct. liz,
(Erfrnet FINN private htter)
Advices from Hydra meniioned that the
Greek fleet, commanded by Admiral Midoule.
led on IN three divisions, attacked, about th,,
latter part of September, that of the Turks. a
little above Myteiine. The engagement lasted
for more than four hours: the Greeks. bv
means of their fire ships, burnt four large
Turkish vessels the others were either sunk
or stranded on the coast of Asia, and two can
tured irigates were brought into the port Of
Patras. The remainder of the Turkish feet
sought refuge in the port Of Oveto.
Seven thousand fresh troops have set out
Tor Peloponnesus. They have already pass
ed me isthmus OF COrntb, and are in march
Tor 1bessaiy. They are not to act on the Of
iensve w That province, after they shall have
formed junction with Gems. Odyssus and
Nicetas. These generals only wait the arri-
val OF those troops to commence their one
rations on Thessay. What follows is an ac-
count OF what befel The Turkish army which
had penetrated into Swadai, under the com
mand OF JoussOuf Brecow Pacha
After the disasters which il had experience
ed ~ the month Of July, the remains of this
army JED forIsiuge into the Island Of Eubes,
whefe II demanded OF the Turks of Negro-
pont to open their gates. Being repulsed by
tnt latter, wh1 themselves had not a sunicien-
ey OF provisions, they were barrassed by the
manifold attacks made on them by the Gre
cIan Commandment DiamaDfis, which were Al.
Tended with great hoodghed on the part of
the Turks. After several sanguinary defeats.
some email remains which had escaped from
The sword Of the enemy, took the route to
the etoun, to gain their way to- Tbessay.
whittier they are pursued. Such was the
fate Of The army in which The Porte had en-
tered all lie hopes Of rcconqaerins the Pelo-
pOnuesus.
The other army, composed oftbe Albanian
troops, Of Scodra, after having received \
check at Carpense on the Goth August. .ook
up strong position IN its cpsirons, where
they remained motionless. Bppfzed of this
defeat. Nioustapha Pacha of Scodra, who oc-
sup'ed Aspropoiame in The western part of
Ibcsfalys advanced carly 10 September wiih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06
FRESH & sEAsoNABLE GOODS,

Lately rc,sised by tie SuJscriJfr
GuFbRfINE blue black, olive green drab and mixed
- cloths and cassitperes
Superbne and common pelisse cloths
ked' white, blue. yellow and green 1annels
Fashionable light ard dark prints
Plun aud figured bombazetie and bombnzfne
superhne aud middline quality satinets
Cambrics. musiins nd muslin cravats
Imitation and real nerino shawls
IRISH linens lawns and diapers
very sompiee assortment Of brown bcached and coorsa
domescs, consisting Of shrtinrs, seetnps npren cbecks
stripes, Caroline piaids and bed ticking
variety Of mixed, dark aud light coored beads and st
necklace e""s e'" ~
" AMI such articles enumerated below . IN be sold
a'aech lover price Than they have been usually Offered
aud 90 cloths, blue, brown. mixed and Jrei,
blue and mixed plains and kerseys
Blue and white uapt couuns
and 7-a Fennsyl vaua kersev
Plain and twiilc5l iasey woolsev
Penifenfary double woge cloth
81 heavy beafskn coating ~ 81. per v,i
,-op ,,,..-. ,, 49,. MANN S. VALENTINE.
brick house ard LOT ana frame Iose s.fiotnis a. D. ~
hgain NAV he Bad in tie above dcacged houses and
JaBaary g. ;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06
TENERIFFE.
Extract of letter, dated oraiava, TroeriGt

November 10. 1928
few days since, French frigate arriv-
ed at Santa Cruz, with Spanish and French
General on board, who demanded in the name
ol The French Governments, The whole Of the
Canary Islands, ccded to them, as is sand, by
Ferdinand. The Governor, understand. re-
quested lew days to reflect upon the subject,
previous TO giving an answer. The inhsbi-
tsnts generally are highly exasprraied, and de-
clare they will sacrifice their lives and fortunes
ere the French flag shall wave over them.-
shall probably know the result previous to
my departure, which, think, will be- in eigl-
teen or twenty days" Butt Fed. Coz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06
LATEST NEWS FROM ENGLAND

Ngw YosK, Jan. by the ship Union
Capt French, bich sailed from I.ivcrpooI
HE 22d of November we have papers Of rhat
date and London Of the 9eih Of Nosemb.r
The Union went ashore yesterday morning II
FIRE Island, south side Of Long Island. and
mlsed. The crew and passengers landed SAFE.
The cargo viii be- got ashore IN damaged
siat2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06
Palace Of England.


SIR announce TO you, for the informa-
ion OF the Factory, that IN consequence of
an arrangement concluded This day between
the Ottoman Government aud me, the reno.
val, III the port of ConslantiUopIe, of cargoes
or part OF cargoes, from one European vessel
INTO another European vessel, is henceforth
permitted in all cases, when an official appIi-
cation TO that effect shall be made by the En-
bassy in the form agreed upon between the
Porte and me. STRANGFORD.
Augsburg, Nov. 8.
CONsTANTINoPLE, October IO.-Perfect
tranquility reigos here and we hope that. As
the Porte has again recognized the liberty Of
navigation in the Black Sea, commerce will
SOON revive. Accounts from the Archipelago
say, that The Captain Pacha had captured Sc
verai Greek vessels near Lemos
MADRID, Nov.4.--This morning his Roy al
HIshness the Duke d'Angouleme left this city
for Paris: we are assured that previously TO
his departure, he received dispatches, au-
nounclog the capnuaion of Barcelona, Tar
rAg"rn, and CarihageUa.
PoRTsMoUTH, Nov. LITTLE Ganges and
superb, with the 10th regiment, Col. For
sieen, sailed this afternoon with fine leading
wind down Channel. Rumour is very busy
as to their destination. II is now said they
WI not go to Gibraltar.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-13
Feb 6
RY virtue of deed of trust executed by

virtue of i deed of trust execnted bv
- samuel ! Harrison to the subscriber fo,
me purpose OF securing the pavmen, of Ger.
tam Gem, Gems therein nrmed, to Richard Tyree
I"u IMAM Harrison, bearing date the IN
u"y OF June, 1890, aud of record in the Hus.
,anHs Iourt Office of Lynchburg, will be sold
~, ~ "'e highest bidder. AT public auction, before
The door of the courthouse, in Lyncbhnrg a.
Monday the 23d dav of February next. lSo4 y
, r,i, ready money, THO SL.4VES, Anna and
oicey. Ike subscriber will ONLY convey such
title ms is vested in him by the deed of ir,,st
JOIN NJ GORDON. Trustee.
Jun op, W3w 20
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1 r court held for Prince Edward

4 II court held for Prince Edw ard
"a county, January the 1Ah, 1924.
Richmond SIadaam and Khoda his wfc,
|lorm' rly khodn Hill, Clement DAVIS aud Bet.
|sey his wife, formerly Beisey lIill, Grisham
H.. 1hornhilI and JOANNA his wife, formerly
Joanna Hill, and Samuel Hill, complts.
Against
John lhurmond ADD Dosha his wife, Josi-
|ah d. Williams md Nlagba his wife, Joel
Watkins, in his own pght, sHndas ndministra.
Tor of W lillian llilI dec u .und Mary his " lie
defendants.
IN CHANCTRY
This day came he compliments, by their
aud filed their bin, aud the defend
ants joel Watkins, in hls own right and rs
administrator OF William Hill, dee d, and Ma
r. his wife, and filed their answer, aud this
cause as Ia these defendants Is sci down Tor
hearing and the defendants dOiu IlurmOnd
and Dozha his wife, Josiah II, " IlianIs ana
Martha his wife, not having entered their mp
pearanCC and given security according 10 an
act oil the general ssembly and the rules of thi,
court aud il appearing TO the satisfaction q
the court that III ~ are not inlln bitants OF this
state, on he motion of the complHinants by
counsel IL is ordered, that he said dele ndanls
john Ihurmoud and DoSha has wife, Josiah
u Nilltams and Martha his wife, do appear
here CA thc first day q. April court uCAt and
an sNer the complainant bill, and that "A CO.
ny OF THIS order be forth,,lth inseTtcdin some
one OF the public newspapers printed in the
town OF Lyuclhurg, for two months success
,ivcly, and also posted at The front door Oh
the courthouse Of dis county.
A C0py-lostr,
25- b j. WORSITAM u C.
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StoV INC Villain!
January 10.

IL UNANAY the I'd of This month. a
"a mulatto man named NED. lie is low
fellow, bat has large breast and is strongly
made, a lntlc bow-egged, high full forehead,
dark eyes, holes in his ears and tolerable
sharp chin-wcars his hair tied tehiud--has q
bold and open Countenance when SPOKEN 10.
lie is Keen grtful fellow, and perhaps can
read aud write little. lis clothing cannot
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
he Is gen'rclly Ciotittd. Tie has good silver
watch with gold or gilt chain, boots, &c.
lie rode off DARK GREY MARE, about 4
ieel Sinches higL, in good order, shod before,
her shoes not much NOrn--s size is lengthy and
well iormetf-and has The marks Of plough
gear upon her shoulders, and considerable
Scar upon one of uf"m, high on the shoulder
blade, think on the right. She has a very
thick tale and mane, though not very long
She is spirited aud active and rides well. He
is we'll equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags. big coat of bear skin with large car
&c. have no doubt he has obtainedlretF
Pers, and will attempt TO pass as a free hd',
and make 10 some free state, and hayt ~
doubt but he has altered his maps. lie tea
handy fellow, n good house eer.ari miller
and shoemaker, end can .ufa his hand TO any
thing, aud have no 1.oubt but he hnsn plcmy
on money: l WI give rev ard Of flfN
ioLL MO 10 any person WHO will dclh'
MN ~ 'pe, or secure him in any Jail 50 that
~, l''h again, within this siae; and if taken
". Msthoutthe state ONE lit NDRED DOLLARS
Il secured or delivered to me-; and ten dullmi
iot The mare II taken within this state and DO
i'Nercd 10 me, and twenty dollars II taken
Out OF The State aud returned home.
SAMUEL MORRlSl
Buckingham, Aug %. wts3
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4 Tr,,lcs held in The clork's"ifice Of A M
"A herst connty, on the first Monday in
|Jnnnary, 1874
Joseph Il. Garter, eA or Of John Mays, de
ceased, plaintiff,
against
James q Rober, Donald & Co defendants
IN tJI.LNCERl,
On motion oil the piainiih, and il appearjnp
~ affidavit Of said plainiG, that the drfrn.
|IaHis are moi inhabitants of this common
wealth, il j. ordered, lhn they do appear on
pr before the lirst day of April court next, to
pc held in said county aud enter their appear
|,nce, and give security according TO the aol
lf assembly, and It is further ordered, that a
brory OF this order be published Two, meulh,
|,uccessively IN the Lynchburg vifginian, pub
ished IN the town .of Lyncbbuig.
cupy-Ieste
. A DAVIES, clerk
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T.aLU.1BLE LAND

/klIiE fulecriber Is authorised 80 -nii, THE
- IiiSJ Oh LAND IT Doctor Ro6ert II .
Iisse. IN Tie coeiFy OF tinlierst Il IS situated
an Harris creek, considerable branch OF
Jnmes river srsl itin about nii.-s Il the
inkrn - 1yuchhurg- II contains 5,l3 ncrcs--
Hl.4aa 81 If which arc cieared--1B of II prime
LoH tirousds---ihc balance 81 the trait j.
hear lily iim0efed. This emirs. tract OF land
is very rich, aud well adapted To- fle culture
lot tobacco. On the creek embraced in this
ugtet of tand here il 6ue mill seat. fcw
ffaet. ~ iaud5 ol - cttsnt, chu be of more
value thu ihs. p PR, iht sair bc moi eject
cd before Thursday the .iih dt5' VI Much next,
II will 81 iIht DIS, il fair, II not h. ntKi TAR
day thereafter, sundays excepted, ~ ~ -
cIoel. tn positively aud nncondilio nnlly be-
said, before the door 81 the Franklin Hotel,
IN the to"n al L5ncihnrgj at public auction.
Ihe trims will Ia p,adr accommodating
II ihc sale hc made At noci ION, thc or, dit will
he IN equal pay merits nj one aud two years
I'm the dat. ofthc safe Bond with appro.
we'd security Hsll bc required.
RICHARD POLLARD
January %. wtds2f
a. The Editors Of The ConatHtioui Wig
and Richmond Enquirer, wiil insert Tie above
advertisement IN their resIesliye papers,s NJ
III the day of sale aud ltsiptard tfeir accounts
to this office, on 10 X P.for payment.
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-, Lgnch6urg. 22d Surrender, ls23 {
The parties i'll this cause will take notice
That ! have appointed Wednesday The twenty.
eighth day of April next 10 commence the ar
counts directed by the foregoing order of
eonI', on winch day they are required TO ut
tend at my Office, in this town, win tteir 90.
counts, vouchers, and copies of court naners
prepared for examination and settlement
Feb g. of - -
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,MArsMAA's SALE.

IN pursuance 0f IA decree of the superior
court of chNncory for t'.e Lyachburg dis
trict, prom onnced ON the 9Th day Of October,
ls23. in the cause OF Camden against CIai
borne, the undersigned, Marshal OF the said
court, wilI ON Saturday the ad day of January
next, expose 10 sale, by way Of public auction,
TO the highest bidder. for cash, ON the pIcmi-
ses, &c fair, II moi the neNt fair dms thereafter,
sundays eNceptcdD
4 certain tract parcel of Land,
Lying in the county of Amherst, containing
800 acres. more or less, adjoining the land Of
Mcajah Camden, William Slinncti and Others,
being the land p,rchascd Of Thomas Lampl>u
Henry Camden, and others, Also,
Vhe foAAowiMS Slaves,
To wit Pope, Nelson, Lindsay, rhll, NASH
ngton, Margaret, PhThc, Fanny, Queen and
Maria, together with the increase Of the fc-
male slap cs iii any.
Il b WooDsoN, MID.
Dec s.
~ BY consent Of he parties, Ge ADORE
sale is posiponed until THURSDAY, III.
Nh day of Starch ncaf.
q b, WOODsON, Nj. D. c. c.
jan 81. p NNtds
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Also. 81 A ACRES.

Lying about one mile from said courthouse
On This tract is tolcrahIe DWELLING
iOt Sc, good apple and'ch"rry orchard l.,
and the whole tract lies level. One third
OF the purchase money will be required
tie balance IN one aud two years, the pur-
chaseis giving bond with approved security
WILLIAM BRYDIE NAPIER.
January 16. Ntds2S
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MY. Robert Rivers.

@ ih.As You are not am ihabitant OF
this commonwealth. take this method
OF notifying you through the medium of 4 NH.
nc newspaper, agreeable 10 law. that / shall
on Monday the first day of March next, -,
me dwelling house OF Spencer NoryeII in
amherst county, agreeable to n conmission
issued Tor that purpose. take the deposition nj
'he sand Spencer Noryeli, to be read as evi.
1ence ON the trial Of sni, depending and IN.
"e'ffm'ned IN the Superior Court of Amherst
defendant. JoHN n "r %nIs ell
Jan. 30, p5wa,.
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20o Acres OF NASD.

tadl"inlng the brick tavern lot occupied by
Captain John Frankln) A considerabl,
portion OF this land is heavily tiubrr,d and
hrst rate tobacco land, and the cleared land
is IN excellent order for cropping. con-
tanning great deal Of fine rich CREEK
Low GROUNDS. The whole Land is
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Virginia, 40 Wit:

= w W AZ
A II a rule day held in the clerks office
4 Of the county court of Campbell, on Mon
day the list day OF December, 1923, and in the
18th year of the commonn eaitlL,
Joseph Chiffon, complainant,
Against
Branch Jordan, Clement Townsend, James
Jones, Jackson ownscnd and 9oln AleNan.
der, defendants
~ CH4NCERY
The defendants Branch Jordan and Clement
Townsend, not having entered their appear
ance agreeable 10 an act of assembly, and il
appearing that they are not inhabitants OF this
commonwealth, IT rs ordered, that they do
appear ai the court house of saId county on
the 2d Monday in March next, and answer
the bill of the complainant, otherw Use, the
same will be taken as confessed us 10 them.
aud that copy of this =, Ter be inserted in
one ct The newspapers published in the town
at LNnehhurg for two months suacessivclv
and posted at the court house door Of said
county ON some court day.
Copy-Teste.
20 JOHN ALEXANDTR I'll
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DY virtue of deed in trust executed by
h) Jnmcs c Moorman TO the subscribers II,
trustees, bearing date the 26th dag of Decem.
Der, ls2i, aud duly recorded in die clerk
olhcedt the county court of Campbell, To an
swcr certain purposes therein expressed, w
shall, on Thursday tie 10Th day OF Eebrlar,
next, ON the premises, proceed tc sell, to TIN
highest bidder, for cash
THE TRACT OF LAND,
conveyed Wy said deed, lying and being in the
county OF Campbell, on the east sidc'of Flat
creek, containing l75 acres, joining the land,
OF Jacob Early, the estate Of John Phillips
George Martin and the estate OF Henry q
Galloway, dee d, being tie same tract or par.
eel Of lann whcrcon the late Col. Johr Gala
way resided. Acting as trustees, we will on.
Sey the title vested in rs as such
JOHN SMITH, j..
RICHARD C. HADEN, 4,"s'ees
January l6 wtds23
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fo'loWing Negroes.

Viz Tom, Sue, Lucy, Ellenor, Ben, Peyton
George and Anderson, with their increase
since executing this deed four bend of Hor
es, nine head of Cattle, with their increase
one yoke OF Oxen, one House Cart, stock ol
Hogs and Sleep, Household and kitchen
Furniture, as well rs Plantation Utensils; the
titles 10 all which property shall convey on,
y As trustee, under the powers tbolcin con,
erred on me by the said deed
GRIEF BARKsDALE, Trustee
January 10. tr5w
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IN CU3NCEPY.

The defendants Jane Moador, Jshal Nca-
dor, Joseph Meador aud Judith Meadur; S4-
mnel Mayse and Agness his wife, Martin
Grsar aud Mary his ife, and Joel Smmonds
and Barshaba his wife, not having entered their
appearance, according to the act of assembly
and the rules of this court, and il appearing
10 the satisfaction ofrhe court Fiat they are
not nhabltanis OF this conimonWcallh, 1t is
therefore orderod, that they do appear here on
the ith Monday in March neal, and answer
the compian,ants bill, and fiat copy of this
order 'ne forthwith published in the Nirginan
for two months successfully, and published at
The front door Of tire courthouse of two seye.
raj court days. Cops-Tesle
23 IA. SrEr1OE, {. b. {.
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20 JOHN ALEXANDER. ok.
Bedtord January Rules, 1921

Peter Dent, complainant,
Against
Tho"as Wright, John Wright, Jos Wright
Martin Grear and Mary his wife, Saml Nays
aud Agnes his wife, w iIiam McC ormack and
judith Iris wife, Matthew Wright, Wright
Wright, james nlayse aud Patsy his wife, 10
ell Slmmonds and BarShaha his wife, Jane, Ju.
bal, Joseph, judith and John Neador, infant
ch"dFen and heirs OF Nancy Meador, dec
b,gauJnutc
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y TYect OF i.aM.

OF 452 acres, more or less, on Tye River, in
the county aforesaid, and adjoining the land
of Norvel Spencer, dec d aud others. and be-
ing the same land sold by John White To the
The said John Thompson, jr and conveyed by
the said Thompson in trust, or so much there
Of ms may be Sufficient 10 raise the balance
that may he due on the day of sale, together
with lie costs OF executing the same The
title vested III me as trustee only " i'll be con.
yeyed 10 the purchaser
JOHN I COBBS,
One otthe Trustees.
Jan 10. Wtds23