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= See Appendix, No. Q.
t See Appendix, No. ., 1, :, Q,
Sec Appendix, No. 6.
Sec Appendix. 70 T.
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UNITED STATES Navy Yarn,

UNITED STATES NAVY Yarn,
Gosporf, IA. Thursday, Jan. 90, IA. ID. 1924.
The Court mel, pursuant to adjournment.
Members present, as on yesterday.
Lieutenant Beverly kcnnon appeared, and
was tlcreupon arraigned on the charge and spe-
cifcation thereof, contained in the following
letter, from Captain David Porter, of the Navy
of the United States, to the Honorable Sccrcta-
ry ofthe Navy.
UNITED STATES SHIP JOHN ADAMS,
January 3, 1894.
SIR: have TO request Court Martial TO be
held on Lieut.. Beverly Kennon, for violating
the Sd and 18th articles of the act for the better
government of the navy.
First. BY falsely and maliciously publishing,
in the Norfolk and Portsmouth Herald, of the
18th of December, and in the column dated the
10th of the same month, letter purporting TO
be from me to hun, when l never wrote him
such letter.
| Second. BY having, within year, last past
| maliciously used base means for defaming my
character, to wit: BY publishing, causing
to be published, in the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Herald, statement bearing his name, contain.
ing falsehoods which were calculated to iniure
my character, and which he permitted to re-
main without being publicly contradicted, I'M
til his attention was drawn TO the subject by the
remarks in Georgia paper.
Contrary to his assurance, contained in an
article bearing his name, and published in the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Herald of the 10th of
November, 1923, he did assail my character in
the following words &c As there appears to be
stM mysterious policy in keeping back the
name of the author (ofthe article which appear
ed in the Georgian of the 9Th of October, 1928, }
that my want of rank seems to forbid my pcne-
trating," when he had been referred to me for
The author, endeavoring by these assertions to
make it appear that his want ofequality in rank
with me, made it difficult for him to obtain sat
isfacton for injuries which was supposed to
have done him, when no such difficulty was
known to exist.
BY withholding his publication in the Herald
of the l5th ultimo, (Which was intended TO do
me great injury,) until few days before the
ship was TO have sailed, which would have ena-
blcd him for time to have escaped punishment.
By repeated attacks made by him on me in
the public newspapers, and by falsely declaring
in the Herald that he never made a reluctant
apology, and publicly recalling it after he had
obtained all the advantages resulting from a re-
luctant apology made to me.
BY having used towards me, in public print,
a term which is seldom applied to other than
&C..
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1874

Extract ofa ictte'. from tie Secretary of NE
Wary to Captain David Porter, Commanding
Vest India squadron, Norfolk, dcsed,
.NucY Dep0If:aent, 3lxt DeccEbsr. I..l2
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The Judge Advocate then read 10 the Court
the following letter from Commodore Porter:
u. S. SUP .JuaN ADAMS

U. S. SHIP JOHN ADAMS,
.Norotk, Jcnary 23th, 1924.
SIR: The testimony OF DIR. Rabbit being the
only circumstance TO detain me longer here,
have to state, that the public interest Will be
neheh,ted by ITS being taken rs early as posi-
Die; which beg you to communicate tn the ge-
neral court martial, OF which YOU are iudre adj
yOcate.
have the honor to be,
With great respect, your obt. servant,
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See Appoints. no. Q.
80 See Appendix, among ;n.,rros1ufes to G.;
Robertson, Jr:
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Received while the trial was progressing.
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,May Ia, 1924.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-11
SPRING GOODS.
tie Establishment Of he Subscribers: .imong uhict

Silk, Cotton md Thread Hosiery
" urked Muslin Robes
A superior assortment of Thread Laces and
Edgings
Rich Seedlings aud figured MIulls
A aud I'll Cambrics and Cambria Mnslins
Figured and plain Leno AND Book do.
Plain and figured JaconetS
limitations and Dimi Camf,rics
Scotch Lawns and Irish Sheetings
Black and coiored Italian and Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
Merino Shawls and Scarfs
Crane do. do.
Sewing Cotton, in spools, balls and hanks
Zelia Handk erchiefs aud Scaris
Checks, Dimities, Niolins and Violin Strings
Bombazeues and Bombazines
4 splendid assortment of Parasols aud I'm.
brellas, very cheap
British aud French super. painted Muslin
Seine Irvine
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aaVYIOS.

VI HE public are hereby cautioned asains'
& SION +. SPENCER, about Il feet or >
inches high very black hair, tairrompleA'on,
u very likrly.mnn, Of fine address, and most
unbo Inded assurance. About four weeks ago
he,horrowcd my Mare for day ur two, aud
not having returned her for Two or three
weeks, 4 went in pursuit Of him and found that
ne had traded her off. procured a writ for
.hc purpose al experimenting the villain ut
IIalifrx court hoesc, but, with his usual cum
ming. he give me the slip before II could be
executed While was procuring the writ,
Spencer stole mysaddle, which had Just be-
fore taken from him. II is needless, after this
detail, 10 say that the said Spencer is Seonn-
drel, Villain and a Thief, and thai the pub
lie should be on their guard against him.
JAMES X. GREEN.
May Ia. $3.50
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April D. 1924.
.M \ SAC, rs ~ science.
Join A. SCONCIA

OFFERS his services to the citizens of
~ Lynchburg and its vicinity, in his new
METEOROLOGICAL SYSTEM. lie hopes, by
unremitted attention 10 the duties of his pro-
tession, 10 give general satisfaction, and to
prove al the same time that music is now re-
duced TO 'cicuce, and T. not n mechanical
requirement, as it has been heretofore rcgar-
dcd. He hes every thing necessary for the
above mentioned mode of Instruction /; and
for the accommodation Of his pupils, has n
gents at the uorth To furnish them " it'll music
and musical instruments. ilcN,ll also supply
the orders Of any other person. lie daily en-
poets several elegant and wel-toned new
PIANOS, which may be had at reduced pr-
ccs. Also, METKONOMES, handsomely lin
ished, &C.
\ Is. lie has at present, time cnought to al
tend two families or classes a moderate dis.
lance from town.
u line addressed to him will meet with
proml,t attcntiUn.
April .. vs35
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1nE SUBSCRIBER

IIAS lust received an addirooal sunni,
IL of GROCERIES. wl,ieb Win his f,r,nc
,tock u,,k.s L,s nssnr,n,.n, ,,re,t., ,n,n,t't,
enongsI ,,bi,,, are the f,Ila,yioy nr,inlas.
Hrsl En,,yn rIr,f eugars
Coffee whit aud Green
,mp.rinI aud Yeunr Uysan Tens
girily Madeira Icncri1, and noI.ca VIM.
Port Wine. in bo,tjce
Wet India aud common Rum.
Nbiskev and Annle I,rnndy
MoLasscs scbeesn. CboeoIate
liter. Of new cron.
I.nnrr. AllS,;,, t;inc.r mil N,,,noa.
Soapand tan.i,es, o.
Sack, salt
g by 10 sud II by - Window Gass, Putty
Powder, Shet, aud Lead, Flims,
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Bedtord .1Drit Rules, 1924.

finslcy Rncker and VIM. NJ. Otey pits.
against
Johu Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, jr. and Thomas Moore, 81 delts
~ CIL2NCERf
The defendants Thomas Moore, ir and
Benjamin Perkins not having entered their
appearance and given security according to
law and the rules of this court, aud il appear
ing that they are not inhabitants Of tins
state, on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, II as ordercd, that the said defendants
do appear here at the neat June court, anu
ans" or the plaintiffs bili-and that cory oil
thu, order be forthwith inherited in some one
nt the i.ynehh"rg papers published in lHncb'
borg for Two months successfully, and thai n
copy of this order he posted AT the front doc.
of the court house for two successive coul'
days.
A Copy-Tcste. -
3S GTFpTOE r {.
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SHOES

WE have gust rrce,eda general as
w sortment OF the above article, at ycly
reduced prices.
Ladies Morocco Denmark, Satin and Pru.
nelIa Slippers,
Do. "ne seal skin,
thildrC.s' Morocco and Leather Boots and
Shoes,
And hourly look for the most splendid as-
sortme ut ct Caiicoes aud either fashionable
Goods ever offered in this market.
MehEE, ROBINSON S CO.
May %. 1853
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One other Iract,

adjoining The last, containing between Bot
and 400 acres, ON which is likewise IA small
plantation aud some log buildings. This land
is, in point of quality, perhaps not much, il
any, inferior TO the other, il lies uncommon
~ well, and likewise abounds with the best
81 pine for plank or shingles, and lies near a
saw mill. The two last mentioned tracts adj
joining each other, would be more equal!
divided ITO accommodate purchasers.
We will sell the whole or either ot the n
bove mentioned tracts of land upon tue iUl-
lowing terms viz One third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid Christmas 1924, At which
time possession will be giVcn--the balance in
Two equal ernual payments, md provided
The purchaser should find il 10 his interest in
The first payment, To advance more, liberal
discount will be made. We expect to sell the
above lands al reducud prices, owing to the
pressure of the times, and should not sale
he eifeOled before, we Shall ofler them To the
highest bidder nj n,It Bedford June court.
Capt John " Holt, who Hives near the pre-
misses, will accommodate any gentleman Who,
may wish TO see the first named tract, and
Capt. David " Qnarles, who lives in the vi
cinlty OF The three others, will show them.
SAMUEL READ,
JOIN LEFTWICH, Executors.
WIN. LEFINICH,
May % wtds Al
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NSf. INACT,

on the waters of Little Otter, about 3 miles
above Liberty, aud near the mas" western
road, Containing 100 acres, near one hall "i
nb,ch is in woods, and is considered, with the
exception ol a small part, 10 be prime tob"e-
CO land the balance in plantation, sufficient
to work five OF sin handsto advantage, and Is
susceptible OF great improvements. On tbs
farm is comfortable DIV ELLlNG HOUSE.
enll clcnt for The accommodation OF large
aami!y, together With other necessary out
houses. Likewise, an APPLE and PEACH
ORCHARD, the apple orchard Is inleriofpcr~
Laps, 10 but few in this upper country. This
was the .foElner Residence OF the Rev. james
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One Other 'Eract,

within u mile or two Of fiie latter, estimated
at lsO acres, on which is q small plantation, II
considerable part of Which is fresh likewise
ia pretty grood DWELLING HOUSE nearly
Finished On this place has bcenraised tohac-
CO oi superior quality, and the land Yet TO
'olear, at least good proportion OF ii, Is oil
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Quantico Canal Lottery, 18th class
Ggel prizes, l75sot"k $4,000
IUg9G blanks, els al 81.

I IDDEb bfdHhS, d5 ut 80
/ This Is aloltcry formedby the ternary'oon-
/ bnhtinn aud FORMULATION ot - SDs. 10 de-
termine the prizes therein the - Nos. will be
pubIicly placed into wheel on tie day Of
/ drawing, aud four at them be drawn out Aud
/ that ticket having on II the Isl, ID aud 81
/ Nos drawn from the wheel, ~ HE Older IN
! which drawn, will lie entitled To the highest
prize those 8 other tickets which shall
have on them the satne numbers IA the other
orders of combination and Formulation, will
each be entitled to prize OF $4,000 those
q other tickets which shall have on them
three of The drawn numbers, and those three
btheAst, 2d aud dth, wi. each be entitled 10 "A
prize of slOOO those o.other tickets which
shall have on them three of the drawn Nos.
aud those three the LIST, Sd and Itb, will be
each entitled 10 n prize oil $500 those q 0th-
err tickets which shall have on lhem three -
tho drawn Nos. Viz the ID, ID aud 18th, wall
each be eulitcdito prize Of $40 those I3s
tickets which shall have on them Two of the
draw n Nos aud those two the Sd aud 4th,
drawn, will each be entitled 10 a prize Of $50
all others having on them two vi the draNu
Nos. (being 6DU) will each be entitled 20 q
prize of go aud all those which shall have
one Of the drawn Nos. on (being 6oa2) will
each bc enliitA tDa prize of IS.
No ticket wltfAr hall have drawn prize OF
Il superior denomination can be emitted 10 an
inferior prize. Prizes payable 80 days alter
the drawing, aud subject as usual to u deduo
ton of 10 per cent.
The drawing viii take place on 7hnfday,
the 25th day of Nortmbef neat or at much
earlicr day iftLc sale OF tickets will warrant
it.
Tickets aud shares for sale NJ 4. II. Norlhs
Book store, at the scheme price, until Thurs
day next the ION INST.
Whole Tickets SI-iIalvcs S2--oaarters
81
Packages of tickets embracing the %
Combination aud permuiatIon numbers OF the
otterv. warranted to draw, at lcast $40, less
han , per cent may also he had AT the same
ra,g, hui on TINT day the tickets will positive
y be ndyanced to 50
.sBRAM X. EORIH
June 4
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Notice

rs hereby given THot all he Cells IN The
4 Lnua'ic Hospital. :; -: city Of palisms.
burg. ~. occupied, and tbat no more patients,
male or Female. } will be received into said
Hospital until some of the said Cells are Va
cant, due notice OF which will be given
By order oC The Court Of Directors.
=, LEO. HENIEI, 4. c n
Williamsburg, Feb, 81. mts 20
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.S~ew Assavtnent.

TOllN r.. HUNT'informs his friends and
'.t the public generally, that he has Just re-
eeived on extensive aud gei4,.r raj assortment OF
Jeretry ofeupry description,
Clocks, Gold and Silver Patent Lever Watch.
rs, Casters of all iiuds, Britannia Tea and
Coffee Pots, Silver Plate al every description
Spetiacles Canriiesticks, ami n great viiet '
Of fancy articles, too tedious TO cnumerate
Also, a handsome assortment af
r.MAt.ANANN GNNNS,
consisting al every article Of that desetitdior
IN his Iisse.
May VI. dt73
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Nract Of XanA.

containing 675 acres, and of another TRACT
containing 80 acres, lying on the head waters
Of Budons md Molly 5 Greeks, in the county
OF Campbell. Acting as trustee / shah con.
yey 10 the purchaser such title only as is YES,
ted in NE by said deed oftrust
JOHN ALEXANDER.
May %. ntds d
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One Tract.

Nhcreon bc how resides, in Amherst county.
distant IL miles from Lynchburg and 10 from
Amherst court house, known 10y the name OF
GitAllAMs COVE, containing 1850 acrrs,
between and 500 OF which are cleared
This land lies well and is in good heart The
dwelling house is comfortable and convenient,
and has attached TO il the necessary out
houses, orchards, &c. There is yet large
portion of good tobacco hand 70 clear, which
/, very heavily timbered Tie whole trac
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Hvact ov pavcei Of IanA.
Stop the RunaWays y

IL CNAWAf from the subscriber, Ii, ing
"A in the county of Halifax, Va, on Catnw.
on creek sometime in Septeriaer last, two
netfo men fAl ilth and FRANK Patrick
IS OF yellow complexion, though not a mn.
iatto, about 20 years ot age, about : feet @ or
n ~ ,'fch n, high, If pleasing counienance,
unu sPcPNs Herce when spoken to, carried of
W. IN some very good clothing, viz two
"'"nd cloth coats, one blue and the other n
bottle green white fur hat, no visible mark
rtc"liected. Frank is OF dark complexion,
about feet 6 or : inches high. 90 wears of
age, aud OF a gru;n look, and apt to push out
ms lips when talking, and hns scar on his
zen elbow, occasoned by burn, went off in
his every day gnrb, viz n negro cotton coat
anu panialoons. Any person apprehendiag
the said rnnaWays and delivering them TO me.
ii taken ont OF this state, shall receive the re.
ward OF Sloo, and if in this state, $50.
JOHN CREWS.
May ID, w6w.3o
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'rvact or PayeeA OF AanN,
NOTICE.

DIX virtue of deed of trust executed to
AZ the subscriber by Ciement Townsend,
10 secure James jones', az tie iudorser aud
security ot Jordan y Townsend ofrecord in
the county count of Campbell, will be sold, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, on the
premises, on the 10Th day ol Juife. next, one
moietv of n
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Owe other Tract,

on the waters ofBack creek containing about
5o0 acres, all in woods. "a small proportion on
l. of which is CONSIDERED tobacco land al SUI
pcrior quality, but considerable part might
he Justly denominated tolerable grain land, II
lies well, is we'll watcred, and abounds with
a. tiunf,pr egnapIallv tliur
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Also, one other YYact,

ADJOINING the above described land, contain.
ing upwurds-ct 200 acres On this tract there
are two settlements, ON one of which is It
VERY good house, well finished, out houses,
orchards, ii good gardeu, sc. and on the
ether u comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
&c. Th, tract also adj oins the lands of john
Shcllon, Col. John Anlhler and nthers
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Personal PROPERTY,

Te wit Que negro man Adam, one other ma
med Pompey, and one negro woman SeaIy-
Also, > brood mares, 10 head of cattle 10 he nd
OF hogs, with their increase, if any-Also, all
the household aud Kitchen Furniture, aud
plantation utensils of every description, toge-
Their with nj! the crop OF WHEAT, RYE,
OATS aud TOBACCO. Terms of the sale
will he, fer The personal property,a credit of
l2months, and for the land d credit at 4 ,,
3, I and years viii be given. In cHch case,
bonds with approved security will Ire rcQuir-
ed, aud deed of trust Upon the land to Sc
cure the payment thereof The title TO the
above property is believed to he indispulalle,
but acting as trustee, | shall warrant such or
~ as is vested in me rs such
JOSEPH STAPLES, Trustee.
May 81 wfds4O
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.Handariae .Naniia & Canton Grapes.
NE are now opening n complete as
w sartment of the above, ail entirely
new patterns, and low charged, for sale by
MCKEE, ROBINSON u co.
June O. Is
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Chin'2cs, super. and common
Irish Linens and Damask Table Linens
Linen Camblies and Cambria lIaudL ernls.,
Pateai steam aud Power-Lonm Shirtirs.
Jaconett Crayais, figured aud cross -b,rg,a
large assortment Of counterpains md ,,sa
Elegant Fancy aud Plain Ribbons. OF ~, M
widths aud colors '0-'
Silk Flags aud Fancy Handkerchief
Sattins, Senshaws, Sarsnetls
Figured and Plaid Silks
White aud colored MarseiIcs yestinps
Drilliugs, Wilmington Stripes and N9,t....
Buck, Kid, Beaver aud silk Gloves e"'
A large and extensive assortment Of co,,ou
Shawls and lIandkerchiels No''oh
White aud colored Gimps
Leghoru aud Straw Flats and Bonnet,
Mems aud Boys Fur and Wool Hats
an " "'" of I Brushe n'f Soo" Yarn
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'NYu 81 sale.

SDT virtue of a deed Of trust cxecufed to -lre
49, subscriber by Henry Franklin, bearing
date the 2eth day OF July, 1923, and OF record
in the clerks office of the county court of
Amherst, for certain purposes therein express.
sed, shall on Tuesday the 10th dayof June
ueXt dt fair, otherwise the next fair day ,
proceed TO sell, by way public auction, ut
the residence Of The said Eranklin,
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also, one other Yract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
ing 39l acres, and bounded on one side by
the road LEADING from Samuel BurIs',, to
Watts Gap, aud the lands Of Richard S FL.
lis, the Bethel tract, and the laaas OF John
Camm, dec. Of this tract there are .nly
about Is acres cleared, and that portion Of it
is we'll enclosed and fresh. Il is heavily Tim
hcred and we'll walered, and contains large
quantity of first rate tobacco land. Ills tract
lies within one mile of Bethel
Ii the above lands are not sold privately
before the 18th day Of October, they will. on
that day be sold publicly at my residence -
Persons who may be DESTROYS Of purchasing,
1t is expected, will wish 10 view the lands
Shey viii be shown at any time on appiea
ton being made To the subscriber.
Il Terms OF sale shall be made nccommol
dating. AMBROSE RuCkER
February 20. 2swts
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A certain Tract ot XInNti,

containing 500 acres, be tire same, more or
less, und adjoining the iands of Ambrose Tom
bin, Aaron lligginbofl,m aud others. The
land is in a good state OF improvement, hay
ing some excellent buildings erected thereon,
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otice.
&egroes fNr Sale.

Tor SALE, IA likely young NEGRO
L WOMAN, who is a toerable good house
servant. with three children, all boys, and
very iiAely. For terms, apply TO
a. ROBERTSON.
Nav %. w3wil
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81. I've HISU TEUfu..
: COY'ILIU.i P.iXTIES,

Ia take. lace on The last evening of every
a.cc, for fonr months, which will fasc place
once month, the first to take place on tn
zeih inst sahe
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'Hract OK pavcel of Lana.

wing in the eannty Of Athlerst, and bounded
Try the, lands OF ruiiam Sandidge, Thomas V.
Goodrich aud others, contrasting 900 acres,
belonging.
Also, the foYo1cinF Negro sldreS
-Ieesse and t1liott 4 head etf cattle, 2 yoke
Of oxen, 3 beds aud furniture i,hd all his
household aud Kitchen sssraatnrc ; or - auch
thereof a. wi1l he sufficient Ia pay the debt in
said deed mentioned, together with interest
and costs.
A. part aftlc land isgoed LOW GROUNDS,
nnd ,sf &lrraLly well imprursd and is weal
worth The ativ rtinn OF purehssrrs.
Acting as trustee, the subscriber viii con
Scv such title as is vested in him, which he
believes 10 be indisputahic.
MARTIN PARKS, Trustee.
MAY %. w2w-Io
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Cheap and Desirable Goods.

Cheap and Desirable Goods.
just received aud for SAFE By the subscribers,
penmask Satin, for eentl.mens' summer wear
-Sopertne white and colored Linen DriHiings,
rSrs fote.taargcd,
Russia, Gcrman aud Flemish Shoeiiues do.
6-i Irish sheefinss, extra wedih, n <vry sub
staniisi'articiu,
"a aud Cd gaImcnt Dimities, nj very low
irvccs.
German Cotton Stockings, a new aud fine
article,
very superior English silk. DO.
a superior assortment Of Fancy silk Hand
kcrehiefs, all culprs,
Do. do fashionable silk Scarls,
Very elegant Grccian gauge Scarfs,
large assortment of new style Riiicoies,
Coral aud other iashinnatie Necklace,
Patent Carls aud hair Nets, all shades,
further supply of elegant Celicors,
Do. do. uommnn doat avery price,
1iegani lined Parnsels, superior flush,
fhr above, IN addition To their former sup
plies, RENTERS their assortment verA complete
all OF which they offer yer, low for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON a. co.
june z. tss7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-11

I n conformity to the provisions of dtca
Il in trust executed 10 the subscriber ..
Merritt NJ White and Judith p his vic, al"
also of another deed in trust executed BY l"'
said Merritt NJ. White and William hhhs'
which said deeds of trust are duly adnI /, 4
To record in the Office of the clerk Of li''
county court of Amherst, shall proceed r., -
sciL to the highest bidder, by way OF fb",JI
auction, at the Pcdlar Mills, ON Friday a." ',a
Saturday tue 18th and 10Th of June nfSs' , an
remainder of the STOCK OF GOODS W ""
hand, belonging to the sud Merritt NJ. and W
White, on a credi, of six months on all suns
of five dollars and upwards--on all purchase
under that amount The ca.h will be required
Bonds aud approved security will be demna
ded. NM. ARAilol LAD, if's,.'
Nav o5. iiNaI2