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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-26
CLOVER SEED. etc.

ENHE subscribers offer for sale 80 bushels
4 clover seed warranted good, chocolate No
and said TO be of superior quality in whole.
half and quarter boxes, Lewis's white lead
ground in OIL, nails andbrads Of all sizes from
the Phenix mandatory, Gray & Barklcy's
chewing tobacco in kegs warranted equal 10
any in the district, 80 bags St. Domingo coffee,
hhds 1st quail Barbados sugar, sos prime
Spanish hides, tanners sperm and whale oil, =
good assortment ofcottou yarn Of the Colum
bia iaciogy,&c. fen I6 NJ. MILLER & son
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Prince William County Court,
December Oh. 1902

December ID, 1922.
~ cHAhcEkY.
Thomas Chapman, late surviving acting exe-
cntor Of William Carr, deceased, and John
Spence, administrator de bonis nou, with
the will annexed OF the said William Carr,
deceased--ComFLAIHAST
against
| William III. Tebbs, ami Lydia Tebbs, his wife,
and Charles Ming, and Victorir Ming, his
wife-DEFENDAsTs.
TNHlS cause came on this day,to he heard bv
Il consent of parties, upon the bill an
swers of the defendants and exhibits. and
was argued by counsel-upon corside ration
whereof, and by like consent, the cour, doth
adjudge, order and decree, that the Defendants.
Charles Ming and Victoria, his wife, he for
ever barred and foreclosed from all eob;ty oC
redemption in the mortgaged premises, in the
hill nentioned--that the part of the tract OF
land on BROAD run, containing seven hundred
acres, belonging to ChSs. Ming and wife ,aereea-
bly, to the partition between them and said
VIM II. Tebbs, in the proceedings mentioned,
be sold, by public auction, to tho highest bidder
for cash, by the co nmissioner hereinafter nam
ed, after giving sixty days notice of the time
and place of such sale in s,rne newspaper prin.
ted in the town of Alexandria, and by adyer
tlseincnt at the door of the court house oF
FRINGE William county, and apply the proceeds
of such sale, first TO the payment of the costs
charges and eXpences thereof, and of the exc.
cn'ion oil this decree; secondly, TO the payment
of nineteen hundred and sixty eight dollars ami
forty cents and interest thereon from the date
hereofto the complainant Thomas Chapman, tor
his assignee, and pay over the residue, If any, oe
the defendant Charles Ming that John Nacree
do carry this decree into effect but the right
of the complainant in relation TO the residue of
the said mortgage debt are reserved, and tbs
court retains the cause for such furtherdecree
in relation TO the other defenants aud the ga id
Ming and wife as il may think proper.
copy. Teste, M. b. SINCLAIR, D. c
NOTICE.
SSM. In obedience to the foregoing de :.
H$$NS& cree, shall on the FIRST MONDAY
S5#V4SE ia APRIL neyt, (being the day OF
election for county delegates) be-
fore the front door of the court
house of Prince William county, offer for sale
by public auction, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the parcel of la I'd of the defendants Mins
and wife in the said decree mentioned The
land is represented to contain upwards of $50
acres--to be fertile, well wooded, and watered,
and TO he conveniently and agreeably located
Jan 10 pm J MACRAE.
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ND5plDlBSo
NOTICE

S hereby given,that dividend of the proceeds
IL of Newton keene's property, conveyed in
trust, for the benefit of such of his creditors, as
acceded to the terms OF his decd, will be paid
on the 10Th of April next, The creditors are,
therefore, notified TO exhibit their respective
claims TO the subscriber, on or before that day,
or they NAV he barred from the reception OF
any part of said dividend GEO. JOHNSON.
mar tlbA trustee
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-26
NOTICE.

H'HE stockholders CT the FauguiSr and AL
Il eHandra Turnpike Company, are hereby
notified that general meeting will be held nj
Catss tavern, at West End, Fairfax county,
on THURSDAY, the FIRST day of APRIL next, TOR
the purpose OF electing president, four direc-,
tors, and a treasurer for The ensuing year By
order mar . j. II. HOOE, presiden
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-26
KERR & FITZHUGH

KERR & EIIXHUGH
VT7FFER for sale on good terms hhds N
e. Orleans sugar
G hhds sup Barbados sugar for family use
80 bbls asserted sugars
GOO lOaves refined sugars
10 hhds bright retailing molasses
5000 VT prime green coffee
13 chests and half chests gunpowder, i'm
perial ard young hyscn teas Of the latest
importations
case sup gunpowder tea in 2 ID CanuisleTs
And box fine so1chong do
pipe old L. T. Madeira vine, Araujo's
brand
d ar casks sup old port do
pipe TenerifTe do old
90 cases old Madeira do dOz each
% do do port do do
10 do claret DO do
pipes very sup eognac brandy years old
? do Antigua do
600 gels old wbiskey
/ pipe old Irish DO
81 bbls Baltimore do
90 boxes sperm candles Swain & Cos patent
rs boxes mould do
10 do dipped do
$50 gals Rodmau's best sperm oil
10 boxes soap very good
10 Kegs ganpowder
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A PPLlCATiON VIII be made 10 tile Me-
! ~ chanies' bank OF Alexandria for the re
newai of "A certificate tor three hundred and IF
teen shares OF stock of said bank, stand
ing in the name OF the late colonel James
Young, dec d. numbered So. ls2 to 35,d96 ia.
elusive The original certificate having been
lost of nislaid
WM. YOUNG, Executors of Jas.
JAS. YOUNG,} Young. deed.
mar ~ 81 BY their attorney Robt Young.
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Trust Sale.

10Y virtue of deed of trust executed 10
- the subscribers by William Lackey, on
the 10th day of July, 1871, aud duly recorded
in the clerks oihce OF the county court OF
Bedford, for the purpose of securing GER
tain debt due Davis, Preston 4 Co. will be
sold, To the highest bidder, Tor ready money,
at the dwelling house of said Lackey, on
Friday the 23d day of April, ii fair, if not
the next fair day thereafter, Sundays except
ed, one sorrel mare, one black pieded co"
two red pieded hciicrs, two feather beds, q
bureau, one folding table and two Nt6io
GIRLS, (Rctier and Sally or so much there
of as may lac sufficient 10 satisfy sad debt
interest aud cost.
THOMAS DAVIS, )rr,s,cos
THOMAS PRESTON,
April ,, w4Wfl
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Virginia
Afgt4cs hoden the clerk office OF the superior
OF ehanerry for the Iyneburg District, the 9Th tia, 81
November, 1873.
Bartholomew, Ralph and Barnes Sto,all, ri den Ru
hison AID Mary his wife, john Stune and Elizabeth his
vie, and William Ieft~i.h, guardian OF Delilah Ann
and ilcz, kah Sto>al, pits.
AgaIfst
John j t.r. John Oyerstreet and Nancy his Wit =,
Soyfein Jeter, Josiah loekhart and Jens5 s lie. Plea
sant deter, Henry Jcer. Ransom Jttet Bets! hntcer
Elliot Jc,cr and Jesse Letter, and Sarah Jclcr, widow
Harry Cyhtha, Emily, Eliza and AaNiifia Jeici,
smlIcn Of Caleb Letter de- AID repre- sentative
OF Henry deter. dec, and the shd JESSE Jrter adm
~t the vii annexed Of TIE said Henry Jcter drecas d.,
defendants.
1 he defendant Sarah Jetor not having entered her
appearance and gwen seeuruy according To the ac OF
assembly aud the rules oi this court, and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that She iulabiiant
oil Til, country IL Is ordered, that The said defendant
do appear here the first day ot the term and
answer the bill OF the plaIntitis md that copy OF
tins orGcr be forthwith inserted III sumc newspaptr
printed ia the townDi 1ynei.bnrg tor twomunths
cesncl) and posted atthe iunt door OF thu house
IN The said town.
Aeopy-Tesle,
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ireinia, to wit

A Il rules holden in the clerks Office Of
"A The superior court of ebancery tor the
Lynchburg district the OH day oi February,
1874
Randolph ID. Garden, plaintiff,
against
John Alexander, administrator of Achilles
~ Norman, dec Il, May Strange the elder
the mother of tie said Achilles '. MOormnns
dec d Robert Smith and Agncss his vile, late
Agnes Moorman, James Moorman, Judith
Moorman, Nathaniel Moorman, Mary Moor
man, aud Martha Norman, which Nathaniel,
Mary aud Martha are the children of William
Moornan, a deed brother OF the said Achilles,
Mary Moorman, Martha Moorman Jane Moor
man, Elizabeth Noorman aud Charles Moor
man, which Mary Martha, Jane, Elizabeth
and Charles are the children OF John Moor
man, deceased brother OF the said Achilles,
Charles Moorman, Elizabeth Moorman, Ag-
ao s. Meornnn, Polly Norman, Susan Moor
man, and Abram Norman, which Charles,
Elizabeth, Agnes, Polly, Susan and Abram
are the children OF Abram Norman, a de-
ceased brother OF The said Achilles, Richard
son White and Polly his wife, late Polly
| Moorman, Nancy Clark, late Nancy Moor
| man, Ben amin Iladrn and Martha his wife,
late Martha Moorman, Elizabeth Strange,
late Elizabeth Norman, and Sally Haher,
tc Sally Moorman, defendants
In defendants Mary strange The elder, 10
NTH aud Agnes his wife, late Agnes Moor
nan, James Norman, Judith Moorman, Ma
| q anie hoorman, Mary Moorman and Martha
Norman, children of VIM. Norman, dcc'd E,
Wary Norman, Martha Moorman, Jane
Moorman*and Elizabeth Moorman, children
| OF John Norman, deed, Richardson White
and Polly his wifi late Polly Norman, and
Sally Baher, late Sally Moorman, not having
entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly aud the
rules OF This court, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants
OF this country, IS odered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill of tire plaintiff,
aud that ii copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper printed in the town
of Lynchburg for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door ofthe courthouse
in the said town.
Copy-Icste.
30 J. WILLS, &C
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irginia

4 T Ruies holden IN Tie cleri's Office
1Aof the Superior Curt Of Chancerg FIR NE
kgHchbprg Distniei, The sA day u December
le13.
.harini Parts, udtiam Parks, .SaHHet Bmks
aHd Pfggg his 'eife, mud .i.abrose Eneser and
EtisabtM his wife, Plaintiffs.
against
Moses Enrttr aud BENJAMIN Parts Dfs,
The D'ttndom BtnJann Parls not
hariHg eHisred his appearance and giten Sc
euriiV areordi1g 10 The let Of assembly and me
Euhs u hs Coari, aJtd II appearing By soiis-
ficiorg erideHce, thai he is Hot an b,hdbitan Of
MS coaairg II Is ordercd, That The sud De
Jci,iiald do appear here on The frst day Of The
Rtri term aud 1Inufr the bill he Plaintiffs i:
and TINT copy Of his order be tortbgiH IN
scried IN some ntpSpapcr printed IN tioi,n Of
LynrhbHrg for fro months snc tssirely md
pos'ed Min Gront door cf the ColH Hoase, IN
he sud Torn.
4 Copy-Tes,e.
- JOIN HILLS, I. Z.
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ATa meeting ofihe President and u
y rcctofs ofthc Lynchburg aud Saifn
Turnpike company, IN Lynchhnfs' the III
day of April l82I: Whereas, h"afh III
Directors OF The EypcbbHe and Salem
Turnpike company, at u meeting held 81,
The ESD day Of October, 1873, directed
thai the stoe kt,hders III the said company,
should pay 10 the treasnref thereof on
ar befHc the 29ih day of Aofeabcr urn
neNt, the sum of 10 PER centnm on lheH
several shares of stuck, which rcqUisiiion
although recorded in the books ri The sad
society, MS not daly advertised IN The
manner prescribed by law, il has there
fore become necessary to renew SAID re-
question sa Ear rs relates To those stock
holders " ho have mol paid the sums IN the
said orlrr required
II is herflore oriertd, thatthr stockhol
ders of The SAID company, or such ni tlfm
a. have not paid the sums IN the aforesaid
order mentioned, do pay 10 ihr Treasurer
III the said company, on or before the ION
day of May next, ten dolar- The sum II
the said order contemplated IN each share
ofstock. JOHN LYNCH, Cictk.
Aprilg tl0mGJ
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Stop the VMainl

DUNAWAY the Cd of this mont,
IA mulatto man named NED. He is II
fellow, but has large breast aud is stro,,s3'
made, a little bow-legged, a high full forel,,s33
dark eyes, holes in his ears, aud toler,l4
sharp chtn-wears his hair tied behind ~
bold aud open countenHnce WHEN spok.r ;,
lie Is Keen artful fellow, and uerhars -.
read and write a little. His clothing | ca.
particularly describe, tho there is no H..
he Is gen,eelly clothed. He has good sil.s''
watch, with gold or gilt Chain, boots :.
lie rode of II DARK GREY MARE. all, J,
feet 3 Inches high, in good order, shod befa..
her shoes not much worn--she is lengthy A.,
well fortned-and has the marks of riofs9
gear upon her shoulders, and a consj,'cfa11'
scar upon one OF them, high on the shculd,.
biade, think on the right. She has ~.
lh1ek tale aud name, though not very lonp
she Is spirited aud active and rides well n
IS wei equipped for travelling, with sBdqIa
bags, pig coat OF bear skin with large canss
&c. Lave no doubt he has obtained Zoo
Pers, ana Will attempt TO pass as free ma,
aud make 10 some free state, and La,a -
doubt but he has altered his name. Ue ~
handy fellow, a good house servant I'LL
and shoemaker, aud can turn his band a. I'm
thing, and have no doubt but he hasa nl,,,
OF money. will give n reward Of llItai5'Iy
DOLLARS TO any person uhov;l dsi;.''
him TO me, or secure him in an, iail So H.,
get him again, within this state. aud r. II.
without The state UNEIItNDKFD nor ID,
il secured or delivered 10 me: aud ien Ill
tor The mare II taken within this state aul i,
IIsefed TO me, and twenty dollars if tai j
out OF the state and returned home
SAMUEL. MORRIS
Buckingham Aug % 90,
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At ruis holden in the clerks ofce of the superior
day of November 1925:
Edward Lynch, pit.
Against
BerIalnin Perkins and Robert Hrgies and John Ar
instead, merchants aud partners Hndtr the rm of
Hughes and ArnistChd, and W liam Gllhat, defts.
The defendant benjamin Perkins hot having entered
disappearance aud gwen security aeeordingto the Acr
Of Assembly and the rules OF this court, ami II appear
inc by satisfactory evidence, that he Is Oan nh b
tan VI this country: It's ordered, hat te SAID de-
ier,luu do appear here the first dag O riie neat
term and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and dat
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
paper printed IN the tgMn of Lynuhhurg Tor tWo
months sueeess,rly, AMI posted at the front door
the court houSe ~ the SAID town.
C0py-Icsie,
JOIiN WILLS.
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NuEnna:
At rules holden IN the clerks Office of the superiur
cour. ciancery for the l,ncb,tg dsrict, the 7th
| daN OF November 1929.
john NJ Alihlcr, James S. McAliser and thomas b.
| McAlstor, plts.
Against
Thomas 1. Bouldin. executor OF David toss dec. ia
cob Ny crs and Elnabeih hS wife, John Duilied Il
Amanda his ~ife, Frederick A. hoss and Benlamh
Lewis, dtits.
The defendants Jac' Myers and Elizabeth his wIfc,
aud lrcdc fcl, a. RLSs not having entered then aVt
aud Elaeb security according the oI assembly
and tn rules OF thscourt, and IL appearing by satsae-
tory evidence thai they inhabitants OF tins count
~ 81 IS ordered, that The SAID dU PENDANTS do appear
here the first day 0i the term and al,N the
bill ct The plaintiffs and that copy OF tins ofdei be
Tor hWHh inserted IN sonIc new piIntCI IA The
town Ot l.ynchug, turtwo months succCSslsrlN and
posted Ill, ront door OF the house the sand
toWn. copy Iestc,
81 JOHN WILLS, elk.
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1 CSlt,
JOHN WILLS, c. G.
CoMuIss1oNER's OFFICE, ]

CoMMIssIoNERs OrFICE,
Tyuchhurg, 22d .A0rembcr, 1928.
Yhe parties in these causes will take notice
that have appointed Saturday the twenty
fourth day of Aprll next 10 carry the foregoing
order of court into effect, on whichday they
are required to attend at my, Office in this
town, with their accounts, vouchers and CO.
pies OF court papers prepared for examination
aud settlement. And all those Ia whom the
sad Robert c. Scott may have been indebted
On the tenth day of December, 1891, are re
quirod to file with me in my Office on or h.
fore the said twenty fourth day of AprrI, their
vouchers duly authenticated as To the said
debts, in order that report of them may be
made to the superior court of chaueery for tie
Lynchburg district.
JAMES BENAGH. c.
April ,. wIw34
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~ rl hrlGen III the clerks Office of the superior
eot OF eihe'r! Tor the LIZ uchburg district, the 7th
day al November, 1898.
Andrew Ruddal, nit,
AgHinSt
Johh Niuofltnd and John Moore, lefis.
l ht defendant John MooriaId not having entered hi,
aPPtsrshct aud glNen security according the OF
assemL! and tie rules al tins court, and II appearing
~ sauNheiory evidence that he IS hot lnliabitant
tins country IL - ordered. that the 4aid defendant do
appear here the first day OF he next term and am
s@or the bull Of the PLAINTIFF md that a COP, Of
tins order be forthwith inserted sun,r he, spau,r
printed ia the town of l. ncbug, Tor tv months su,
eessiNrS and posted the iUnt duur Of the conr,
house in The SAID town.
ACepy-Ieste,
81 JOHN Wills. elk,
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lngnnia:
Atruies holden the Clerks Office of the superior
uf chaueery for tire Lynehsurg District, the 9Th
day 81 No, enber, 1873.
David Ruaser pit.
Against
BsnIanifn Perkins, Richard Perkins, John Moore,
Iabn y. ftose, hoJas hoore. ir. JAMES ~. Dibrrll,
Georre I've, aathanfi R,ses, William NJ. RiYss aud
Jatl,-, 4. Stevens. deilS,
The defendant Benjamin Perkins not hssne entsI
ell hs and gwen security according To the
ae Of assembly aud rules of this court. and APP
p.anng by safactory evidence, thai lac IS not n'a
biian this country ordered, thai the said dtieI
dant do appear here On the first day of the
The bill Of the Plaintiffs and that copy OF ths
order he iorthait, inserted ne@spaper printtd
the of L. nchbgg ior Two mnnthS suecessnell
and posted the front duor Of the house IN the
said toWD. Aeopy--Ieste,
81 JOHN WILLS, elk.
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-MnrsNal's Sale.

IN pursuance of a decree nf the superior
1 caurt of Chaneery for the Lynchburg
district, pronounced in the eouse of Miller
IS. Echols, the undersigned, Marshal OF
The said court, will ON the 9th day of Nav
uexi, tif fair, if not the next far day there
otter. expose 10 sale by way OF public auc-
Tim, for cash On the premises, tract of
land, lying in the county ot Bedford ON
The waters of Goose creek and Lore Au.
CUR, containing l3i acres,
q. L. WOOpSON, NJ. L. II, c.
ApriI2. wtds 81
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AT rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the superior
court OF eisncery for the Ly nchburg Duct, Tie I'll
day Il hoN stnbcr, loz3.
honias D. holloway, pit.
Against
George y. Holloway and Nirlu!as Keuny and Eliza.
beh ms wife, tuimtri1 IL ZnbtIh Holloway, dets.
hi dCit ndant GCUt ge y HuluWa. mo- la NInF entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the act
of AS, mblS ard the ults ot ts court, ana II appear
ing by satisfactory t,Idencr that e Is an mlaiitan
ol THIS country ordered, thai the sand defendant do
appear here The iii ol the and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff and tliHt copy al tins order
be forthwith inserted III sprper printed IN the
TOWN Of lAneburg for successfully, and
posted the trout door of the house ia the sand
Town, cnuy-l este,
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RIO. c. Cutler, d. c. y. c.

4 Il a court ofgnarterlS session held for
Amherst county, at the courthouse, on
Monday, the 10th day of March, ls2I:
Charles Bib, Robert {. Bib, BENJAMIN
Bibb, aud Levi Bib, plaintiffs,
against
Joseph Mays, and Sally his wife, formerly
sally Bib, John Duncan, and Rachel his
wife, FORMERLY Rachel Bib, Joseph Bib. and
Nancy Bibb, widow aud relict of Martin Bibb.
deceased, Arthur b. Davies appointed guar
dian To defend Nancy Bib, William Bib.
and Martin Bib, infant heir, OF said Martin
biOb, deceased, defendants,
IL CHRNCERY.
The plaintiffs having filed their bill, where
upon II appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
court that the real estate of the said Martin
bIhb, deceased, will not exceed three hundred
dollars share 10 each distributcc 1t is there
tore ordered that Je>eph Mays and Sally his
wife, formerly Sally Bib John Duncan, and
Rachel his wife, formerly RACHEL Bbb, Nancy
Bib, William Bib, and Marin Rbb, infant
heirs OF Martin Bib, deceased, by Ar
ihur Is. Davies, their guardian, Joseph Blht,
aud Nancy Bib, widow and reIiGt OF said
Martin Bib, deceased, do appear here on the
first day ol jane court next, To sheW cause, II
any they can, why the said reel estate should
not he sold aud distributed according 10 the
Act of Assembly in that case made aud pro
yided, according to the prayer of the plain
titf> bill and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the cour, that the defendant Joseph Bibh
does not reside within the limits of this com
monwealih: II is Therefore ordered, that I'M
less the said defendant doth appear here on
or before the first day of June court next, and
enter his appearance, aud give security &C
cording TO the Act Of Assembly, the plaintiffs,
bill shall be taken as confessed, md the mat
ter thereof decreed accordingly and it i.
further ordered, that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in the Eirgininn, for the
space OF two months successfully, aud that
another copy thereof he posted al the front
door OF the courthouse Of this county, ON
some court day copy-Testc.
SO A. b. DAVIES, c.
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One Tract.

Wherein he now resides, in Amherst co,,,,..
distant II miles from Lynchbure and 10 tra'.
Amherst court house, known II, tie name -
GtAllAA'5 COVE, containing 1850 arre.
between 1 and 800 of which are cles,ed
Ills land lies we'll aud is in good heart H..
dwelling house is comfortable and conycnirg
and has attached TO il the necessary an,
houses, orchards, &c. There is vet ars.
portion of good tobacco land 10 clear. ul,issa
Is very heavily timbeIed. Tie whole llart
we'll ,yntereJ
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lSO, oHe other lract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain.
ing 39i acres, and bounded Oh one side by
The road leading from Samuel Burk,s, 10
Watts Gap, and the lands OF Richard s. FL.
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands of John
Camm, dec. OF this tract there are .nly
about 10 acres cleared, and that portion OF il
is well enclosed aud fresh II is hcayl, tim.
bered and well watered, and contains a large
quantity OF first rate tobacco land This tract
lies within one mile of Bethel
II the aboNe~lands are not sold privately
before the 18th day of October, they win. On
tina, day he sold publicly at my residence
Persons who may he dcsrous OF purchasing,
il is expected, will wish 10 view the lands
They will be shown at any time ON applica
ton being made to the subscriber.
~ Terms of sale shall be made acrommo
dating. AMBROSE RI CHER.
February 20. 2ewts
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Who fnllNWing prONertN,
y tDt ice.

A PETITION wM be presented 10 The
~ ncrt session Of The .4Ssemb& If Iirgini",
praying thai the LynshbUg dad Saiem Turn
pitc Kuad shaH cease al he Creek Just betou
he mn, formerly Laagh0rae's, M The county
81 BcIford, aHd Hai no gale shall Obdrna The
free passage Of lhe Shar-pite road 10 Lynch.
burg March ~. ~ W1r
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Also, iour Negroes,

edward, Jack, Peter, Jlnney and Nina two
horses, all the iiOu SEIlOLD & KITCHEN
FURNITURE, and crop OF all descriptions.
The subscriber, acting as trustee, will only
convey 10 the purchasers such title as Is vest
ed in him ats such SAMUEL JORDAN
AlarIh T. Mlds3I