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Ore other Tract,

cf three hundred and eighty acrrs, nnfns,roy-
ed-rhi, tract is also well iimbercd, and n
considerable quantity of il good tobacco land.
Also, one 0ther Tract,
lying in the county of Stokes, Rmd Stair of
North Carolina, on Crooked creek, containing
four hundred ncres-rhis land is of good gun
Iity, and has an admirable mill seat on il.
VNreN Other SMALL Tracts,
situated in the aforesaid county Of Patrick -
All of which land will he offered for sale on
the said 2sth OF October next, IN credit of
one and two years, the purchaser giving 81
tistactory assurances for the purchase money
at which time titles will DE mnde.
JOHN HUGHES.
Oct &. 4t9
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ieal aud Personal, 10 wit Thirteen Negroes,
nd their increase since the execution Of the
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stale az Tennessee.

Gaes C'rc"A Court, august Tern, 1891.
John Den, lessee Of John Nelson,
plaintiff,
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.AeiSon County, july Court, 1924.

Robert kivesa and Alexander Brown, surviv
ing partners Of Robert Rives, James Murphy.
aud Alexander Brown, late merchants and
partners, trading under the firm of Rives,
Murphy and Brown, Commits
against
cambridge Clasby, Mary Classy, widow of
William CLASSIFY, decd, William ClasLy. John
Spencer and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
CLASSIFY, John Staples aud Anne his " ife, for
merly Anne CLASSIFY, William Nantiplv aud
Polly his wife, formerly Polly Casby, Dabney
2. Bryant and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth Clasby, Susanuah Ilales, formerly
Snsannal CLASSIFY, Creed {. Carter and Poi v
bis wife, formerly Polly CIasby, aud Mart
CLASSIFY, W lll'am CLASSIFY, John Ciasby, r"i,rgini..
aud Elzaheth CLASSIFY, james Cl,.sby al Ro.
hefl CLASSIFY, infants aud .eirs =, Thomas
CLASSIFY, decd, by Creed {, carter, specinily
Su"fa'H.,, deits.
IN H1NCERY
oi 'ae mou6noi the complainants, by their
co""Se1 Who filed their bill, and it appearing
- the satisfaction OF the court, that ths de
PENDANT Daudridge CLASSIFY is not an inhal,i.
tant OF this commonwealth, and without the
jurisdiction of this court it is ordered aud
deereed, that the defendants in this country
ne restrained from paying away, secreting, or
otherwise disposing of, any money, property.
or other effects, which they may have in their
hands, or which may hereafter come to their
hands, belonging to the absent defendant, 10
the amount OF seventy dollars, subject TO the
further order and decree of this court, con-
certing the same and il is further ordered,
thnt the said absent defendant cambridge
CLASSIFY do appear here on the fourth Mon
day IN November next, and answer the
blii OF the complainanis, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in "the Vir-
glnian, published inthe tcwnof Lynchburg,
once week for eight weeks, successiveIy.
previous TO the said day, and that another
copy thereof be posted up at the front door
OF the courthouse OF this county on some
court day. A copy-reste.
SfOTSWOOD GARLAND, Clerk.
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"a ,ttAIDMMs
DENTIST,

EEsPEcTfUiLt offers his services,
Ia IL ihe line Fl his profession, 20 HE Gilt
zenspl l.,nehbafg aud = vicinity. lie ivr'
bear. Ell ring into :, dtts'l % ne alioa. "r-
erstians acessi8haiiy requisite III ibs pfesft.
.atian II tie teeih, md tf f'ealWfa= ihfms
OF laf sHppbing iaeir i ieleueies Wien t'si
by prcmaijifs tifsss.. .iisease ar neglect. z'l.
ice il "a .ay thai he pedotsn' efcey "ee''-
sary oil..raf,an that nay f,e required 81 dets
list. ana n al, Of which be Is regulated, aud
kh,a win the mosi serVnlsas diieal1pni -
The nakims aad experience oi Mf. u. ~.
Hayden of Baltimore. with whom IN s'a1ied
his nfalessian,l which nave been warrant'd
hy h.s lseniy 6ve years practice ia ili"i elN
ii lca5rtncss and eare ~ he Different opt.
fatians. aud IL Tie uosl iupls ca9dor Ia
III. Adyise aro iHdnreinonts, those Who may
honor him with R,.ir confidence may be as-
.sured Of meeting with sniistartion.
Persons wishing 10 be waited on n theif
residence, will rIoare send 10 his lodgings at
The Washington IlcSel. =
sepiemhe92l Is
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Notice.

Il He subscribers having removed fron
H. dhis place, earnestly request all thof
indebted 10 them, 10 come forward and settle
their ace counts as speedily as possible, as tGty
arc deslrous 10 close the business of the e0h'
cern.
We have appointed Mr.. Calvin Tate
Mr. Ammon Hancock, to settle aud adjns' ~
aehts due us The books and papers viii it
Kept at the store OF Messrs. Hancotk 4 Browne
CAMPBELL g. GREENWA,
August 81. tc4w
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%otice

~ Young Gentleman from the north, of IL
G-A beral education, who ha, had much ex
peHence IA teaching, aud comes highlyreeom
fnehded, IS deslrous OF obtaining a situation
rs an instructor in public school or n private
family. Any enquiries for further information
addressed 70 the Rev Slas {. Freeman. Am.
herst court house, will be communicated 10
h'n' @sil September II.
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AT A MEETING

ar the President and Directors OF INC
~ Lyrchbtrg & Salem Twnpike ComPqay,
at the Franklin Hotel, in Lyuchburg, on ~
Sd day OF September, 1924
ORDERED, that the stockholders oil Nv
Lynch6Wg and Salem Tunpike ComP0nyl'I
October next (n OK N month oaG'@ fen fer Toas on
each OF their several shares Of stock.
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk,
Sept. 10 wtl2p9
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Notice

Is hereby given 7hat all The Cells IN he
u Lunatic Hospital, IN the city Of u Miany
burg, are occupied, and that no more l.atenl.
(Mpie or Female vii! be received into said
Hospital, until some of the said chs are ,sI
can't due notice of which will he given.
by order Of The Coatrt u Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, c. {. D.
W williamsburg, Feb. 81.
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IN CH1kCERY

On the motion of the complainant by hi,
counsel, who filed his bill, and it ar.
pearing to the satisfaction of the court mat
the defendant cambridge CLASSIFY is not ar nib
hitant OF tliscommonweallh. and without the
jurisdiction OF This court n ordered and d..
creed, that the defendants in this, country to
restrained from paying nway, secreting, OF o.
ther"'se dlsposlng OF any money, property or
other effects, which tllry now have in their
hands, or which may hereafter come TO their
hands belonging to the absent defendant. 10
the amount OF fltv dollars, subject 10 tho
further order End tecrce Of this court, concer
nlnG toe same. .2aa il Is farther ordered, tt0I
re said cambridge Classy do appear hercol
The tJhlth Monday in November next and
answer the compliments BILL and that go
py OF this order he forthwith inserted in tbe
" Nirsinian, published in thetown oi Lynch
burg. once week for eight weeks success
sveiy previous 10 that day, and that a an0
ther copy thereof be posted up nj the irod
door OF the court house Of this county %
some court day.
A Copy--Tc
3 SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Clerk
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Ven Noiiars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
in PittsyIvania county Virginia, on Mon
day the-2d inst negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, 10 years old, 1 feet 10
or | ! inches high, quite a smart spoken boy,
had on when he lett home, pair of blue
checked pantnloons,a coarse cotton shirt had
no hat nor shoes, no particular marx recolec.
tcd-ilc was seen on Wednesday night the
lth inst at MIR. Swinney 5, near Lynchbufg,
aud do expect he is lurking about town
Whoever may apprehend the said boy and
deliver him 10 me, or lodge him in Jail go that
get him again, 5hallleeeye the above re-
ward.
WILLIAM WARE.
August Of. wts3
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Also, one other lract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land contain,
ing 39l acres, and bounded on one side 10
the road leading from Samuel Burks's. Nv
Watts Gap, and the lands of Richard S II
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands ot John
Camm, dec. Of this tract there are INV
about IL acres cleared, and that portion Of Il
is wehenciosed and fresh. II is heavily lind
hered and we'll watered, and contains larpe
quantity OF first rate tobacco land. Tins tract
lies within one mile Of Bethel.
II the above lands are not sold privately
before The 10Th day OF October, they will, on
that day be sold publicly al my residence
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing.
IT is expected, will wish 10 view the lands I,
They will be shown at any time on applca
ton being made to the subscriber.
NJ Ieians Of sale shall hr made accommol
dating. AMBROSE RUCkER. 4,
February 90 2s.ts
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Cue 'Iract.

Whereon he TO" resides, in Amherst count,
distant ~ miles from Lynehburg ard n ,r,'1'
Anlliesst court house, known BY tie mann ~
GRAHAM'S COY L, containing 100 arr
between aud So of which are eieaf,'
This land iies we'll aud is in good Heart ~,
dwelling house seoniortableandc convene
aud has attached 10 il lie beeessaf, -,
houses, orchards, &c. There is set q tas..
portion of good tobacco land to eieaf. nj -
is very heavily timbeled. The Whole tfss,
Ill 10 a Grnl ''ll
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Leather, Oil and Spanish Hides.

IOHN Il CASWELL.POE have on
y hand a very general and extensive assert.
ment of Leather, 400 Spanish Hides, aad 20
barrels OF Tanners Oil, which v i'll be sold on
tie most moderate terms.
They will give cash or leather Cor raw hides
or tan on shares. Wts7 Sept. IA
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ALSO, one other 'YYact.

Adjoining the first described tract on lfs
south west side, containing $50 acres olleiy
IN woods, not more than 10 acres being clear,
ed, which are well enclosed. This tract !.
well limDered, and is fine tobacco lind.
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Ny. Eamund ". Sale.

( IR-,on arr herrby notified, thaton the
= i5iA aud 10th II October neat, ai kobeh
Norris tavern, In Lyhclburg, shali pro.
coed - lake the deposilions OF john llpli'ns
AMI others, to be read On the teal Of ny SUI
uon Jere8iing against yan aud Lucas
T.aupsoa, ~ imiicrd cannis c9nrIl wien
und mere yun nlHs attend
A0ur obcdicui SRA frii
/. n. aruRREIL.
srptrmber i llN3w
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Also, one other Tract.

Adioiningthe above described Land, confirm.
ing upn ards of zoo acres. On Ills taft rb...
are two settlements, on one OF which -.
very good house, well finished, out b,u.,
orchards, good garden, &c. and on Il >
other comfortable dwelling house, or,Ia,g'
&c This tract also adjoins the lands Of john
Shelton, Col John Amber and Other.
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COUNTY. .Juiy Court ls2.

NELSON COUNTY, .Jdy Court, 1894
John staples, Complainant,
against
Dandridgc CLASSIFY, Mary clasby, widow Of
William CLASSIFY, decd, " lliam Classy John
Spencer aud Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Stasby, William Mantiply and Folly his wife,
formerly Polly CLASSIFY, Dahney p bryant and
Elizabeth his wit. formerly Elizabeth Cla,hy,
oasannah llaleS, formerly Susannah Classy,
Greed G. Garter and Polly his wife, formerly
Polly CLASSIFY, aad Martha CLASSIFY, John Cas.
by, Virginia and Elizabeth Clasby, Jas. Cla.'
by and Robert CLASSIFY, children and heirs Of
ihomns Ciasby, deed, lay Creed c. Cafef,
specially assigned their guardian,
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
For n Runaway.

II UNAWAY on Friday morning the 9Th
i q inst. from the batteauH on Which be was
wol king, on james river, thirty miles above
4hcbmond, young negro man, nnmed BOB,
about twenty ysa1s al uee, OF small stature,
yellow complexion, straight, black Aaf, some
what OF the appearance NJ an Indian ;, speaks
slowly, almost droning, has Mt first view OF
him simple appearance, but on examination
will be found 10 he shfowd aud intelligent !
do moi know if he has any fe.h marks about
him. lie was raised by Mr.. Jefferson, at
Monticello, in AlhcmarIe, who sold him to
a Mr. Wheat, who sold him 10 Mr. Mckinney
Of Charlottesville, of whom purchased him
the first Tuesday in last month. lie has rela-
tons al Monticello, nj Mr. Jelierson's plania-
iion near Lynchbnrg, in Richmond, at Mir.
Thomas Mann khndqlpb's plantation, near
Jucknhoe creek, u few miles above Rich
mond, aud at Wilton, below Richmond. 1
think il most probable he is making his way
either TO Albemarle, or the plantation near
Lynchbmg. He ran nwny from Mr. Wheat
shout n year ago, aud endeaSoraH 10 gel TO
peNnsylvania but was apprehhnded. J will
give Fifty Dollars rev ard tor experimenting
and deliseriag him 10 me al the Virginia Mills
in the county of Buckingham, ii taken ont of
the state, aud reasonable travelling expenses
paid. or Ten Dollars il taken within the state,
and secured in Jail, 50 that ! get him again,
aud reasonable travelling expenses, if brought
home. ASBURf CRENSHAN.
Aug. II wif
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1llNE subscriber will continue ~ Instruct
- in Lynehburg two more sessions Per-
sons disposed n patronise him, will please 10
make application al the Union Hotel
JOHN 4 SCONCIA
y. b. !. "A S, has very large assortment
of MUSlC and MUSICAL ziNsrRI MEMS,
which he win dispose of on moderate terms
Liberal deductions will be made To teachers
OF music md wholesale dealers.
TWO SECONDHAND plANOS Tor sale
September - Is
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Notice

A PETITION will be presented TO the
IA next General Assembly for a new coun.
~ TO be taken from the counties oil Prince Ed
ward, buckingham, Campbell and Charlotte.
Sept. "a. w3m7
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Yhc following property.
'Ihe following SI.ANES.
Notice.

10y virtue Of deed of trust executed 10
- me by Thomas 5. Holloway, and of re-
cord in the clerks Office of Amherst, | shall
sell tor cash, =, public auction, on the 9th day
OF October next, at the dwelling house of the
late Thomas $, Holloway, dec d, in Amherst
county, TWELVE VALUABLE SLAVES,
both males and females. shall convey such
title 10 the purchaser as is vested in me by
said deed. LINDSEY COLEMAN.
September 81. Wtds1
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IA mp OIX,.

hive rece'red a supply Of uiater drained
Spermaceti Lamp Oh, first ouai;fv.
Sept T. WALTER il. MDDIpToe,
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NnrIt,r-

Citizens Of the L. States having. claims,
under the treaty OF Client, foi Slaves. and
other tri'atc Property, taken from them
dun rs The late war between the United
States and Great Britain, are hereby noti-
fed, that the DIaittre LAST, required hy
the suhlolncd article of thp Consentlon of
St Petersburg, will he laidhefurt the laiut
COMMISSION for astclia,u,ng aud detrrlnin-
ing the hmonnt OF such claims, at its meet
lnei IN this city, CA the Sth Of Uecea4her
~ the present year that such as have mol
already exhibited their ciai land the cyl
dences ct them, - this Department. ma,
do So before thai time.
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AWenty. DoNars NewayA.

~ day night, 23d' inst ~ man LODE
RICK. lie is sleek black negro, OF about q
years of age, long face taperng TO the chin,
aud slow both in motion aud speaking. Ills
height is about feet 9 or 10 inches broad
across the shoulders, though rather inclined
10 be slender in body and limbs. Ills dress
not exactly known, hut il is supposed that lie
had on Il roundabout coat, flax and cotton
pantaloons, cotton shirt, aud small fur hal,
lie took with him white cotton and linen
shirt, grey Cashmere pantaloon5, saddlebags,
&c. On the same uiebt a dark
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DEPARrMrNr OF STATE,
NasAington, lAA Sept..1ae4.

uShtHStoH, 5sH Sept, 1Bl4,
ARTICLE lli.---When The average value
Of SlaFes shall have been ascrItaincd and
fixed the two Commissioners shall ennsti.
tnte a Board far the examination of the
claims which age te be suhmiiled 10 them.
and they shall Hotty Ia the Secretary OF
State OF the United States, that they are
ready " receive a de6n,;yn list of the
slaves apd other Private Property, for
winch The Cilig"ps ef The United States
cban, lodemwhcallon,i IT hting understood,
aha hereby agreed, that the commission
shhli not take co5nlsance OF, nor receive
aqd maj ms biitaanic Majesty shall no, he
required 10 make compensation for. any
e'ainslof private latepefty undegth, ftstl,r
tic at tie Treaty ut Cheat, l.ot.rabt,lned
n iire said hst And Ills Il llaunic A,aiea.
Is hereby eng .5es Ia cause Ia he ,roaHc,
before the commission, as material toward,
aaseertainine IA ms, ~ the evidence Of which
his halesty's Government n,ay be in .pos
session, hv retarn- from His Majest,'s OF
flee "a, or otherwise 81 the number of slaves
carr d an Y. But thu evidence SO pro.
ducea, or its 'irc'iveness, shall not 20 in
bar q ny ei9iu, or Claims, Which shall be
olhervist satisf etorily autheniieated
Publishes of the Laws nffhe United
States lntbe slave holding states, are re.
quesied 10 publish tins nolice 10 tlieii pa
pers Tour weeAs, successfully.
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THE FRANKLIN HOTEL

frouting 10 feet on main or second street,
running back in dePih lo2 feet, having attach
ed 10 il every convenience, which renders II
emaenty suitable for the purpose Tor which
il Is intended.
III, property is really valuable, and ought
10 excite the attention of men Of capital, as a
so men OF industry aud enter rize +, ii would
be productive stock 10 the one, and may he
made a source Of handsome income 10 the o.
ther; especially as The terms OF payment are
l. >, 3 and years, satisfactorily secured
Considering the conCourse -of travellers, aud
other custom al This house, an accommodating
aud good managing tavern keeper might eas
silly make the payments Contemporary in the
above time, from The proceeds OF the house
il elf
This establishment is new, complete, and
in thorough condition and is no doubt the
best calculated building for public entertain
ment in this, or indeed in any part OF the
country and il is 50 situated rs must always
command the custom OF Lyuchburg, as well
rs the resort OF all persons visiting this place I;
nothing is wanting bat good management AND
the right sort Of a man 10 make an ample for
tuue at this place.
Al the same time, will he sold, various o.
Their property, Real aud Personal, belonging
TO the estate OF Joseph Ecbols deed.
-NM. l.. LAMBETH, .4Hor1uV for
ELiZ.7 f EcHOLS, Err Of
Joseph Eehots, decd.
August % .tds3
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Z y rirl,,e eta tied ofhust .erecuted to
- The subscriber BY Henry Lane, jr. bearing
date the 2ld august, le22, and Of record in
the clerks o0ice ojhe county eourt Of Bedford,
for he purposes herein expressed, isbaH pro-
coed 10 sell (m the Gria MH ofthe sad Henry
Lane, jr) on Saturday the 25M ofth, present
month (SePtemder,) TO The highest bidder, for
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H.A NOHSE

OF mine, seven years old, five feet two or
three inches high, of flIe spirit, and renarta.
Tier with an old saddle broken behind and
new stirrup feathers The bride was old,
the bit designed Tor double reins
have no doubt but he will aim 10 pass rs
a tree man. hasing, ii is supposed, stolen tho
tree pass of Frederick Mason, under which
name ] ameel satisfied he will aim 10 pass.
IwIl give the above reward for the man
and,horse, Cor so Tor either if taken within
thirty miles of ibis place, and delivered to
me. II beyond that distance, the same ro.
ward and all reasonable travelling charges
will he allowed
SAMUEL EDMUNDSON, Jr.
Halifax Court House, May %. is al
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NAAUaBA.E AAND

FOR SALE.
T'tlE subscriber offers for sale that va.
4 liable tract of LAND, Wherein h. re-
sides, containing by a late survey EES3 acre..
about $50 OF which are eleare! and in f;gb
state OF cultivation, tbe balance .ood toLar.
co iSodT-a CONVENIENT Dwelling house. and
every o'Hef necessary out house, also a
Grist Mil,
which gets about 100 barrels of toll grain a
year, aud good fruit of almost every descrip-
ton. The purchaser or purchasers by pay
ing one fourth of the purchase money, can
have Gt required) one, two and three years
for the balance, giving his bonds to carry in.
terest from the date IL not punctunlly paid,
and a lien ON the land to secure the whole
payment. One hundred and fifty bushels Of
wheat may be seeded this fall 10 advantage
This land is t,vo mites south of MIR. r. Hun.
tess aud sixteen from Lynchhufg.
ARCH'D. BOILING, Jr.
August G. wsw 81
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'rvact w pacceA of Naan0.

Lying in the county of Campbell, about two
miles bclow LyDchhurG, On the south side OF
Jamee river, called the Narrow Low Grounds,
and containing 277 acres, mere or less.
Terms of Sale--A negotiable note at -four
months with n good endorser, for one fourth
of the purchase money, will he required al
the purchaser OF purchasers, the residue 10 he
secured 10y bond aud good security, with a
lien On the property. with interest on the
whole irom the day OF sale.
GEO. b. WOOpSoN, Nj. DEC
N. r. Tie above tract Of land is supposed
10 CONTAIN from 90 TO 20 acres of low grounds,
equal in pon, of fertility, To any in this see
ton of the countryside high land IS chiefly
in wood, aud well timhered, and being cau-
tigoous to I.yechburg, isconsldered an Object
4 worthy OF attention.
Septcmber2l. iiNtds 10
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Real and Personal Estate,

TO uii } The residue Of The TR3CT OF
LIND mol sold) specified in snd deed-,4iso,
said Henry Lanes right in and 10 The
Following Negro Slaves,
10 arH } C4Sar, spencer, Jnicy, Rachel, Ed
mund, Dich, Bob ami Caieb--i head of horses,
l3 Acnd ofeaiHe, Is sheep, &c &c or so much
thereof as nil satisfy the balance Of The debt
that aow remains d,te Douglass B. Layue, as
set forth in The trust deed .ietias as trustee
hdH coprey The tile as reSftd in me and 10
other. NATHANIEL s. STRANGE.
IL The dbore sale is postponed 10 the 18Th Of
Octobtr nert ". ). STRANGE, Trustee.
September ~. 3t7s
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.MMrsNNN7s NN\H.

IN pursuance ola decree of the Superior
Court OF Chaneery Tor the Lynehburg
District, pronounced on the 10th day al Oc-
toter, 1921 cause therein Depending, be-
tween Thomas 4. Bouldin, exor OF David
Ross deceased, plaintiff, aud Samuel, Harri-
eou, detcndau.-Ihc undersigned, Marshal OF
the eaid court, viii, on "Wednesday the 27th
day OF October, ii fair, il not the next iair day,
expose 10 sale, on the premises, by why OF
public auotion,to the highest bidder, cer-
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Lynchburg Female Academy.

THE principal teacher being obliged TO
II lie absent for a short tiJne on particnlar
business, this seminary will moi re-open for
ne tall and winter session. until the ist,of
October, nj which time, the duties of he
school vii re-comnleDce. 1t is to be hoped
mat this arrangement viii meet the wishes
OF tue friends and patrons. of the Ins,ifp,ion
HENRY MORRIS, Principal.
September rti0 10
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