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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08
Nrugs and Medicines.
Il
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

3P0THEC4RI ND DIT GGIST,
HAS received directly from New York
4 i aud Philadelphia II supply OF DRUGS,
and fresh Family MEDICINES, of the purest
quality, which will be sold at the Richmond
prices,
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer.
chants, aud others, Whc buy ,afge quantities,
aud cannnt ut all t,mes find 1t Convenient 10
pay the cash, can he supplied On "A liberal Ere.
dit, where punciuahty Is observed. Families
IN this town, aud lis vicinity, Supplied with
medicines put up in the incest style, payable
half yearly
lie has also received English aud Amcr-
can White Lead, ground in oil dry ditto
Spanish Bromh, IN oil dry ditto Ael-
low Ochre in oil dry ditto, spirits OF
1nrpentine /; Linseed OIL Venetian Red ;
He'd Lead Pus,i9m Blue, No and , su-
prriur Chrome yellow Patent Green; Spruce
yellow Dutch Pink Mineral Grcen kng :
yellow; Rose, Fink, Lytliatee, EngIsh aud
American EtrmIion; Ivory Black Paint
Brushes of every description English aud
American Terra de Sienna Black Lead
Lamp Black Turkey Umbcr; Cold Leaf OF
superior quality silver ditto, Spanish Viii
ting Paris ditto; american clue superior
Blue Smnlts Pumice stoue, Coach CopaI
Varnish FurnitWusitto Glm Copal; Ground
Camwood Stone Ochre Logw ood, grouut
kad in sticks, 80. nc. togethel with every
other Paint and Dye luG now in use. \
more complete assortment Of goods IN bis line
never has been offered in this market before
and he earnestly solicils his trends and Tia,
public 10 give him n rail-. To whom lie return
LIS greatiul acknowledgment for past patron
age. Aug. Il
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Owe 'Nract.

distant l. miles from l.ynehburg AID 10 IT,.
Amherst court house, known by The nan. q.
GRAHAM'S COVE, containing i3ou arf..
between i and 900 al which are cient.,I >
This land lies well aud is IN good heart y,
dwelling house is n.lortable and convent.
and has attacked In ii the neccssar, -
houses, orchards, &c. There is vel i Ia,'5
portion. OF good tobacco land 10 ciear.
is very heavily tmbeIed. Tie Nlol, ,ta.a
is well uatered mi
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ban NUNSE

Of mine, seven years old, FIVE feet two ,r
three inches high, of fine sldrit, and remarks.
by active for work horse, was taken toge
Their with an old saddle broken behind. and
new strrup feathers The bride Was old.
the bit designed Tor double reins.
have no doubt but he Will aim 10 pass as
free man, having, il is supposed, stolen The
Tree pass OF Frederick Mason, under which
name J am Wei satisfied he viii aim to pas
VIII give the abo+e reward for the MN
and horse, (or $Iutor either il taken within
thirty miles oi this place, aud delivered 10
me. II beyond that distance, the same ,e-
ward and all reasonable travelling Chafgs
will be allowed
SAMUEL EDMUNDSON, 1r
HALIFAX Court House, May -. L !
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New and Eashionable
GOODS.

Di the latest arrivals from New ork,
ID the subscribers have received additional
supplies OF NfM AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS, which have been purchased d aGc-
ton tor cash, very ruuuh below the ordinary
prIces--among which are
Supcrfnc blue and black Cloths
DO do do Cassimercs
DO ribb'd and ytripd do Itashioua
few pieces superb silk Velvet Ncsting
London fashionable coiorcd and white Mar
settles
Damask Satin p new article Tor gentlemcn's
pantsloons
super Chlnlz Callicoes and printed Maslins
Gau1e Ribbons "a handsome article)
Thread Edgiugs
Celia aud Pelerine Scarf5
lndies' Thread Stockings, superior quality
81 heavy twiled Bed Ticking
81 Irish Shooting
81 Linen Checks
Il 4 Nalthhm Shooting,
White and Golored Domcslics
A hand ,ome assortment OF plain aud figured
Grapes (all~Ulors)
Mandarin Grape Robes
Needle wrought Muslin do.
One case black Lekhorn Flats
Also, few elegant Mantle Glasses aud Hall
LAMPS aud a variety of other articles
entirely too numerous tor recital.
We Halter ourselves that the additions re.
Gently made Ia our former very extensive
assortment readers it superior TO any othel
in this city.
! Tue prices OF our goods have lately under
gone such dimlnulon that persons Who ma,
feel disposed 10 purchase will, we hope, lnt
it 10 their interest TO give us a call.
NM. MCKEE y J. &. MEEM
August 20. Is
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y.t.ouprrs,JrtY so, 1894.

IN consequence of The irregulafity which
j has heretofore existed Ia Tie medical char.
res of This place We, the undersigned fiiy-
u, inn, haze this day determined upon nni'
form rairs. aud hnve likewise agreed 10 close
uur bo0hs annually.
JOHN l. CABELL,
a. \. ROSE,
JAS. T.. STEPHENS,
WILL. OWENS,
HENRY ". II CkER,
Howell DAVIES,
JOHN II. PATfESON,
wv. |. HOLCONBE,
Nv. l.. LAMBETH,
u. f. OVENS,
:. y. OWENS.
September L. tets
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Yen N3llars NeYacA.

koN ..WAi from the subscriber, living
IN PGtsylvania county, Virginia, on Mon,
cay the I'd inst. 3 negro boy named JORDAN,
oil yellow complexion, 10 years old, 4 feet 10
or !! inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had ON when he Lett home, pair of blue
checked panta'oons,a coarse cotton shirt had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark recollec-
ied;-.He WAS seen on Wednesday night the
lith INST, at Mr. Swinney's, ncar Lynchburg,
and do expect lie is lurking about ,own'2
" hoover may apprehend the said boy and
deliver him To me, or lodge him in jail SO that
get him again, shailicceive the above re-
ward.
WILLIAM WARE.
August O.. visa
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Also, one other IYact

Adioiningthe above described Land, CONAN.
ing upwards oil 700 acres. On this trarr d.,
are two settlements, on one oi Which -.
very good house, well finished, out hon.a
orchards, good garden, &c. aud ON NJ
other comfortable dwelling house, oreLafi'
sc. This tract also adjoins the lanl,s Of .Ja,a
Shelton, Col. John Amber aud others
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, RobinsOn S. Co.

AEANE Just received from New York, 4
i L variety OF GOODS, suited 10 the ap.
preaching season Among them arc
Brown, blue and black Casslnetts
Figured ana plain black Bombazettes
DO. do brown and blue do,
White, scarlet aud yellow tlannels
Figured aud plain Canton Grapes, all Golors
super plain black Mandarin do.
DO. Vine pattern aud emboss d black aUC.co
lOred Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chinla Calicoes
Elegant Gauze Ilandkerchlels, new style
Do figured eros de Naples, do. do.
Rich figured black Satin
Figured Book and Swiss MusIins, large pat
terms
/ boxes Artificial Flowers,
Nm n general assortment Of
White and Iolorcd DomcstiCs,
an Of 'rhich re offer al our usual top Price8
for C.4SH
Sent o. Is
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Valuable Real. Estate
FOR S.7LE.

DY riftue OF hro sererai deeds Of trust
ID e1senied Gg Francis Graham and wgf,
and .Iohn Gratan, and rife, 10 me, 10 secure ne
papmeHi and defirery 10 George CabsH Zee o. o.
he bank stoot in the said deed specified, shdd
sei tddf rdtHaJt
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Office

Is hereby Si,en That aUHe CeHs in IN.
i L"aatic Hospital, in the city Of BHliGns
burg, are occupied, and that no more palj,nls,
(Alale or Female will he received into .alj
Hospital, .nlil some of the said Cells are VI,
cant, due notice Of which Will lie gsc1,.
by order tic CART Of Drectofs.
LEO. HENLEY, {. CD.
WILLIAMSBURG Feb o.
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spOISWOoD GARLAND, Clerk.
Al A MEETING

n Il NJ LII INN
ar the President and Directors of the
~ ig'1hb,"s & Salem Tmapike comYs.h
at the Franklin Hotel, in IynchLurg, on lie
Sd day of September, lsof-
okDEkED, that the stockholders of lie
hg,chtufg aud Salem Turnpike Compmgr@
70 the treasurer, on or before the 18th day Of
oc'pueF next, (neM monthly Ten Dollars u
each OF their several shares of stock.
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk
Sept. 10 wtleO5
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-Stuil's,
@Exs
III
THOMAS J. DCNAL,

At THE SIGN or THE GOLDEN MoRrA Il i,
oN BANk sQCARE,
HAS lust received, in addition to Isis
i former stock, nm extensive assortment oil
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
which enables him now to of
fer to his friends, customers aud The public ge-
nerally the most complete and extensive IS
sortmeut ever before brought to this market.
AMONG THIN ARE TuE rorLowItc, VIZ
o5oo lh. Glauber Salts, 90 do. Tartar Emc-
900 do. EPSON do. tie,
500 do. Gun Shell 80 do. Quick Silver,
Lac, 90 doc. bottles Anne
QUO do.sfearl Ash, rican Castor Oil,
100 do iium Cam. 10 packs Gold Leaf,
pnor, 900 cations Alcohol,
ioo 1oyJalap, goo do. Lamp Oil,
loo DO Sponge, loo do. Spts, Tur-
10 do Nerdigrts, peutiue,
80 do. Calomcl,
Ana every other article in his line, all of
the hes, quality, aud for sale at the lowest
prices for cash, or at six months to punctual
customers. September3
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Twenty Dolars Reward.

pUNAN Af from the subscriber on Sun
~ day night, 23d inst. my mau LODE
KICK. lie isa sleek black negro, OF about %
years of age, long face tapering To the chm,
aud slow both in motion and speaking. Ills
height is about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches, broad
across the shoulders, though rather inclined
to be slender in body and limbs His dress
moi exactly tnoWn, but il is supposed that lie
had on roundabout coat, llaA and cotton
pautaloons, cotton shirt, and small fur lai.
lie took with him white cotton ard linen
shirt, grey Cashmere pantaloons, saddebafs,
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Leather, Oil and Spanish Hides
Holm & CASWELL POE have on
~ hand very general and extensive assoit,
ment OF Leather, 40O Spanish Hides, aaa ~
barrels OF Tanners Oil, which WILDE sold on
The most moderate terms.
They will give cash or leather for raw lide'
or tan on shares. wts7 Sept u.
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Additional Supplies of Fall
GOODS.

WE are now opening very general
w assortment ot goods, al very reduced
prices, viz
ilain un1 fg'd Bombazoltes, nil shades
Caroline stripes and Ciroassian rIaids
and 81 Marine BouIbazeenes, snbstan-
tia article
Carlton silk Robes, new aud hand.ome
article
Splendid Gg'd black and Geld silks aud Sat
tins
Rich fgd black and white Sattius
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes and Grape Robes Of every descrip-
ton
Black aud white Grape Leise, fashionable
article for trimming
Artificial Flow crs, wholesale and otherwise
An assortment OF real London printed Ca
iicoes, with great variety oil other
goods, at prices well calculated to at
tract attention.
MckEE, ROBINSON & co.
October +. Is
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IvisN Alinens.

VNyE have just received 2 cases grass
Wv bleached IRISH Linens of very superior
Fabric, also, te~ rich toilet Glasses, Black
Mandrian Crape Robes, n new article.
MCKEE, ROBERTSON & Ga.
August "a TAO
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F,ynchhurg Female Academy.

yn,ifE prtaeipai tent,e, being obliged 10
lie absent as a shafi iime IN Particular
ssiilnss, this seminary viii a.,i re=oiea i"r
re fail and wint,r session, nni ! ibe IL 81
October, n which tuae, tie duties 81 '"'
school will re commence. L i T. he mop"
tba, this arrangement "ill meet The "is''s
ol the friends and patron. OF The Institution
iIgAhl NORRIS, tnnsifal.
September ~ :
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also, one other Eract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain,
ing 39l acres, and bounded on one side r.
the road leading from Samuel Burk,s h,
Watts Gap, and the lands of Richard 5. ri
lis, the Bethel tract, aud the lands of John
Camm, dec. OF this tract there are cn,,
about 10 acres cleared, and that portion Of 4
is well enclosed and fresh. 1t is heavily tina
bered and well watered, aud contains IA large
quantity OF first rate tobacco land. This tr5ft
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 at my residence
Persons pho may be DESTROYS If purchasing
il is expected, will wish 10 view the lands. q
They will be shown at any time on apnIica
ton being made TO the subscriber.
IL Terms 81 sale shall be made acrommo
dating. AMBROSE EUCkTR.
February 90 2swts
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THE FRANKLIN HOTEL

y
FOR SALE.
IN conformity IL the last will and tesla
i ment Of Joseph Eehois, deed, viii be offer
eJ for sale, on fILSUjH, the I'm dag "
Ofiobsr ne1t, at 3 O'Clock, Z. n, on The pre-
misses that elegant aud c1mmodious four story
gzvA brick building, known AS the
fs...M FRANKLIN HOTEL, ~
.sW Lyuchburg, nj present kept BY
sfR John Hancock, esq., aud situated
fronting % feet on main or second street,
running back ia depth 1872 feet, having attach
ed 10 il every convenience, which renders II
eminenily suitable for the purpose Tor winch
il j. intended.
Ihi, property is really valuable, and ought
10 excite tie attention OF men oil capital, as al
20 men OF industry mud enterprise il would
be productive stock TO the one, aud may be
made source Of handsome income 10 the o.
ther especially as The terms OF payment are
|, ,, 3 aud ! years, satisfactorily secured
Considering the concourse OF travellers, ana
other custom A. this house, an accommodating
and good managing tavern keeper might eas
shy make the payments Tor the property III the
above time, from the proceeds OF the house
itself
This establishment is new, complete, and
in thorough condition and is no doubt the
best calculated building for public entertain
and il is so situated us must always
command the custom of Lynehbnrg, as WILL
as The resort of all persons visiting this place
nothing Is wanting bat good management and
the right sort OF man TO make an ample for
une at llis place.
Al the same lime, viii be sold, various o
iher property, Real aud Personal, belonging
10 the estate OF Joseph Eehols. deed.
NN l.. LAMBETH, .HiOrHtg for
ELIZ.1 T. ECH0LS, Err Of
Joseph Eehois, deed.
August 81. tds3
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MY. ENuNurA ". Sale.

C,IK-you are hereby notified, tina, on the
- l5tl and 10th oi Octuber next, ut Robert
Alorrisss tavern, in Lynchburg, shal pro-
,eed TO take the dispositions OF John Hollins
aud Others, 20 heread on the Trial OF my suit
now depending against you aud Lucas +
Thompson, in Amherst county court, when
and where you may attend.
II our obedient servant,
f. IL. MURRELL.
September Ia. ltw4w
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NEW GOODS.

T.IlE subscribers are now receiving a
i ecneral assortment Of seasonable Sta
ole !. Fancy GOODS, selected with much
pains in the cities of New York aud Ptla
drlpha, from fllc latest inpuriations,"li'el'
they are determined Uu selling al the Nef!
low cal prices FOL cash.
". MchEE & J. @. MEM.
October 8. tsi7
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lfor Sale,

4 FAMILY ofvery likely NEGROES,
n consisting Of a map q his wife, boys
aud girls, which will be sold low for cash.
JOHN L. ID. PAYNE.
October s. tsl7
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NV SAC, as n Science.

SfillE subscriber Will continue TO instruct
~ in Lynchburg two more sessions. Per
sons disposed To patfonise him, will please III
make application at the Union Hotel
JOHN A. SCONCIk.
n. B. J. a. has a very large assortment
of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
which he viii dispose of on moderate terms.
Liberal deductions will be nude TO teachers
OF music mud Wholesale dealers,
TWO SEtoNnAiAND PIANOS for sale
September -. IS
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
Eor a NunaWaN.

DUNAWAY on Friday morning the 9th
= inst. from the batteauA on which he was
working, on James river, thirty miles above
Richmond, a Young negro man, named BOB;
about twenty years of age, Of small stature,
yellow compile Xiou, straight, LACK hair, some
what of the appearance OF an indians, speaks
slowly, almost droning, has al FIRST view OF
him q simple appearance, but on examination
will I've found t. l,e shroWd and intelligent.
do not know il he has any flesh marks about
him lie was raised by Mr. Jefferson, Ial
Monticello, in Alhcmarle, who sold him 20
Mr.. Wheat nho sold him Ia Dir. Mckinney
of Charlettes.il!e, of whom purchased him
the first tuesday in last month. lie has rela-
tions AT Monticello, at Mr. Jetlerson's planta-
tion near Lynchhnrg, in Richmond, at Mir.
Thomas Mann Rsndolphs plantation, near
Iuekahoe creek, few mlles above Itch
mond, aud at Wilton, below Richmond /
think il most probable he is making his way
either 10 Abcmare, or the plantation near
| LYnchhurg. He ran away from MIR. Wheat
about a year ago, and eudcaN orcd TO get TO
/ PENNSYLVANIA, but was apprehended. ! will
| give Fifty Dollars reward tor apPrehendlng
and delivering him To me AT the Virginia Mills,
! in the county of Buckingham, If taken ont OF
! ,he state, and reasonable travelling expenses
paid, or Ten Dollars if taken within the state,
and secured in jail. so that | get him again,
aud reasonable travelling expenses, il brought
nome ASBURN CiHENSliAN.
Aug II. wifi
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Also, one other Iract

the first described tract ON H..
south west side, containing e39 acres. rbipGs
in woods, not more than 10 acres bciag clear
ed, which are wei enclosed. This tract IS
well timbered, and is fine tobaeen lnnA
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Otice.

4 PETITION will be presented TO lie
"A next General Assembly for new e eu1'
y TO be taken from the counties Of Prince III
ward Buckingham, Campbell and Charlotte
sept. -, w2m7
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NtI1lIE


Citizens Of tic n. States having claims
under the treaty ot Gbent, foi Slaves, and
other Private Property, taken from them
duiing the late war between tie United
! States and Great britain, Az hereby mott.
! fed, that the D0iaihge Last, required ~
/ III. subloined article of the Convention Ut
/ 81 Petersburg, Will BIZ laid before the loint
commission for asccrialnlns and detefnlln-
my the amount of such claiins, nj It's meet
ing, IN This city, on the 9th of Dccembch
IN The present year that such rs have not
already exhibited Their claims, and the e'I-
dcnces of them, Ia this Department, may
do so before that time.
DrpARrMENT or STATE,
UaShiagion, l5M Sept 1924.
ARTICLE iiI.-Nhen the average value
of Slaves shall have been asccrtalUed aud
fixed, the two Commissioners shall consIl-
tnte u Board for the examination of The
claims which are 10 be submitted To them,
aud they shall notify to the Secretary of
State al the United States. that they are
ready 10 receive q dcIinltIye list OF the
Slaves aud other Private Property, for
which the Citizens Of the United States
claim iudcmniGcallon, i being understood,
shall not take cdgnsance Of nor receive,
'ud that his Britannia Majesty shall not be
required To make compensation for, any |
claims lor private property underline hrstaf
licle of the Treaty of Ghent, not contained
m the said list. Aud His Britannia Malrs
~ hereby cngHaea to cause 10 be produced
before the commission, rs material towards
asccrtaining facts, all the evidence of which
Ills Majesty Government may be in pos
session, by returns from His Majesty S or
fcors, or otherwise Of the number Of Slaves
carried away. But the evidence So pro-
duccd, or lis effectiveness, shall not go in
bar of any claim, or claims, which shall be
satisfactorily authenticated.
~ Publshcrsofth the Laws ofthe United
States in the slave holding states, are re-
quested To publish this notice IN thoiflpa
pers four weeks, successfully.
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10y virtue of IA deed of trust executed by
ID James {. Moorman TO the subscriber, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, hearing
date the 10th day of October, 1923, and duly
recorded in the county court of Campbell,
shall proceed to sell, for cash, ON the premi-
misses, on FRiD,7I, he 29h Of October, if
fair, il not the next fair day thereafter, (Sun-
days excep,edl all of said Moormans inter
est in
y certain Vract OF Land.
Lying in the county OF Campbell, ii being the
same tract heretofore conveyed by Manuel
Nalkerto the snd Norman, by deed OF re.
cord in the Campbell county court aud being
also that part OF the tract on which Buckley
Walker, dec. resided at the time oil MS death.
Also, said Moorman' interest IN
ZEN SHAY ES, 30 Wit :
negro woman named NAN, and her nine
children, NOW in the possession of Manuel
Walker. Acting as trustee, shall convey
only the tile vested in me as such.
JOHN EARLY, Trustee.
October |. Ntd,S
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.MarshaA's Sale.

IN pursuance of decree of the Superior
i Court OF Chanccry for the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the 10Th day Of De
tobcr, ls23, IN a cause therein depending, be
tween Thomas /. Bonldln, eA'or OF David
Ross deceased plaintiff, aud Samuel !. llarri-
son, dctcndan,-lbc undersigned, Marshal Of
the said court, Will, on Wednesday the eth
day OF October, il fair, II not the neat fair day,
expose 10 sale, on The premises by way OF
public auction, 10 tbc highest bidder, a Ger
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tstreti, md running back oae Aundred aud mr.
fy-t!co net The sale wiH be iaGde 10 The nigh
est bidder, for ready cash. according 10 ne dt-
reciion orMe said deeds, and teiH take Piaee al
Ae froni door ofhe tenement eforesaid, On NE
Iom day Of September nert, al O'Clock, =. ".
The tile ofhis property Is deened entirely
ciear bm Jeing only trustee, shaH MAKE
a speeioi uarraR.g only ,
JOHN BULLOCK.
impairment Of the purchase money, 50 far as
The debt due 10 Dort. CabeHs estate tTtthds, ]
loHreetice one fourth part IN cash, the residne
Jeiug secured 10 be paid IN Three equal annual
indictments, rim interest from lie day u sole,
by bonds wah good security and a lien on The
property. THOMf5 l. bot LDiN'
TrOr Of george CaJeH, dccd
n The abore sale is pOstpoHtd until Tues
day The l2H day Of Ociober neTt, 1" conss-
ounce Of The iBeiemency Of ne u 1idfr.
JOHE bullock.
u We atquissee an ate 0bore salt
7. y JNO. GR.1FL7N
September "a. fetdS
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Williamsburg, l'eb. 81.

-. LEO. HENLEY, {. CD.
Williamsburg, Feb. 81.
NELSON CQL.AIl, JuIy Couu, 1874
'o"" ''"I'es' complainant,
cambridge Glashy, Mary Cla.bv. widow or
William CLASSIFY, decd, William Clasbv. lobn
Spencer and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
CLASSIFY, William Manlipy and Polly ms vic,
formerly iolly Classy, Dhbnev L. Bryant end
Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth Cla,ly.
Susannhh liales, formerly SuSann.b CIa.fi
Creed i. Carter and Polly his viCc. forn,e,.5
Polly CLASSIFY, md Martha CLASSIFY, John CIas.
by, Virginia and Elizabeth Clasby, Jas Clas.
ny AMI hohclt CLASSIFY, children and heirs of
thomas ClnSby, decd, by Creed {. Carter.
specially assigned their guardian,
defendants.
IN CHiACERY
On the molioh oil the complainant ly his
counsel, who flied his biji. md !, ~.
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant cambridge Clashyisrot ani,ja.
n'anl oil ms commonwealth, and without Tie
jurisdiction OF This court II is ordertd qadR.
"e'd' INA, The defendants in this connIry be
restrained from paying away, secreting. or y.
therwIse disposing of any money ,,,o,i....
other effects, which they nov law I,3.
hands, or which may hereafter coao -, :" , d,a'
hands belonging TO tie absent defe6 ,o5r n
me amount Of fifty dollars, subject 10 dc
further order AID decree of this court, cooctr.
I'hS '.ie sa!dt. .4pd il Is firtbfr or9trfd tba.
me S"'i. Cambridge Classy do appear here Of
'h9 fourth Monday in November aext aa1
answer the comPlainants BILL and that rs.
/ by OF this order be forthwith inserted in 10
. Nirginian, published in the town otL,0rs
hufg. once a week for eight weeks sl,ccs
sively previous TO that day, aud tina, a aae
ther COPY thereof be posted up at de d0l.
door oil the court house of this county on
some court day,
Copy-Teste.
SPOISNODD CANT avn riorL