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Christian Advocate.

The u.non oil htcratule with genuine chs
tanily,at II tunes luportant, is poculp'ly scat.
nls tiu.e, and in TINS county. The enem IS oil
the Truth a. It Is III Jesus using all their en-
lcivors To maintain thcir cats, aud cNtehdlhelr
liiuenre, hy the pow eIlul auAihaIIce ot eIndl-
ton and tt-,r and 1.-The truth be leit naked, OF
appear on'y IL a arcless or slovenly galb, ii
viii not hc .iicy To attract lhe attention aud
winthe aeA,ts of chat large and important poi
ton oil tac community .Shioh consists OF the
voune, the cultivated and the ,spi ing. \ {
know. indeed, that success III eultVatInS evan
Leiicaltruth must come t ON CO., and that
nothing but his gIace viii ever change IL st
human heart. Ssll wc are not 10 expect mira
c'cs--wt sonly TO expect the smiles o. ! ov'.
dence, and the influence OF Divine grace, III tie
use ulViguious cNeitnns, aud oil nca natu
rally adapted to the effects irkendod to be pro
duced When TIE enemies OF vital golliness
a7sall ii with catIiina, and VII, and tds.e, hey
must be combatted with the lesiinnate'hse ol
the aims whic they abnse. ia tins e wee the
CnriotiRn Advocate aspires totahe pat sen
,ible, indeed, ihat must ut an h mnle pat
# a-pilE to I've somewhat strun' ntdi IN pte.
.cntlng The cvi' effects OF hteratut msappIed,
IN culI iug and dilfu~ing sound Orb'ica eli
tclsu, II eNpo-lng mi,rrp, essnt'tlc" and So
phlstly, IN c 9TH = The pure doctIines oil The
po4pel IN that cha, t AMI ait active dress winch
ney plyc full fleet to theII native cha ms, ~
'.,;,,,t, cherish the love ofleatI,ina and
'hoe"' ".''''' Wv eI.1,, u "a
J"7' "2'e ''',oI' ~ CHRISTIANS
10 s,,n,,eliral nety,
Una! tone IVA, i J., not host,.
"','en 9i',', :. ,,h,,s,eve, thr,os arr
oo' ",e"y ,"t 200 Iovsl, and Of rood re.
,',,1 ;, /, -, dc, ll,e Divine blessing, 1t III III
t,,,.,, ,b,t ti,s.s5c,uts to any G 5nsiderable
-. I,ltg.a 81
ex cut haNcocsn P,ouieea oy VI Al ,,bp
t"hi h"' ie'"e' ~
9"aah We = Il Il ''''' "'u va NV > 49,
Fhc E,y.s A matter which this publication
win contain, it is not T. ougnt nee, soafy 20 spe
cliy IN detail. The Editor wi.lh've constai'l l
before hun the b It relig Gus ccllapie', whlci
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PROPOSALS
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pevioAnsal A,iterature

eloilQwing periodical works are publish.
cd by Il. LlrrgLl, at his hoakstetes, So Ches-
nj sliests Phladeiph,a, and IA Trenton, and b,
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a Volume, aud theymust begin with the beein
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Continued until all a,rcataees have been paid ,
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comncncenient OF a new volume.
All letters add essedt to the publishers are To-
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The Magazines are very strongly packed,
aud forwarded BY mail as soon as published
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NNNAW.aN

IIROM the subscriber about the 9Th of
y january last negro woman unmed Bet
50, about 10 or IL gears oi Rgf, round nj incc,
,1nnle buat, large cyes quick spoken, hnd on
WREN she went away, mixed domestic lfock,
and carried with her counterpart OF pAteh
work. A liberal reward @ii be gwen lo any
person who shall deliver the said negro 10 me
The utmost rigour OF the law will be enforced
agaia,t Any person who slmll be known te
barbour her. CHARLES DElSOS.
March g. N3njO
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Ward EAectiOn.

yHNnE Ward Election for n,ne Common
4 Councfnen in each Ward, III the town at
Lynchburg, viii take place, pursuant toah net
OF assembly, entitled can act dividing the
town Of Lynchbnrg into wards, and for other
purposes" ON the first Tuesday IN April neat )
and will be held II Lynchs Ward No. /, being
all tlat part of said town below the Isl alley
extending from Lonch to twelfth street, ut
the tenement occupied by John and David
Walker rs a counting room, on second street.
And in Henry Ward, No.2, being all that part
of the said town above said first alley, eA-
tending from Lynch 70 twelfth streets, al the
tenement formerly occupied by /. q D.iig-
rinbothaIn rs "A store, on second street
SAMUEL BBANSFOkD, aergt
March .. ide
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Museum q Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
HE nature II tnls eateIprise NAV be un.ler-
/ .uoI from few considerations which the ad.
vefi-efs viii venture to suhloin to their annun
CATION olIt. The periodical works of Greai
Britain ant France contain mass OF literary
and eeieat &c Intelligence, when does otreach
the Aneucan pubic Tor want of a suitable
chlnnei, bat winch would be rsld auong MS
with equal pleasure auo profit. Such Of the
b. itish Reviews AMI Magazines as are reprint.
cd IN the United : 'atra--not excepting the r.
dinbufgh AID Quar- lily Reylews--embnc &c
much matter which is Of little interest aud Jfno
advantage to the Amer lean ieader, and not I'm
frequently fitted ovitiate his literary taste, his
moi ais, o. his political principles. 1t Is desna
bic, under these Circumstance. that a selection
should bemade. such as woudiurnah the "a
tuable MISUNDERSTANDING portion OF then con
stnts, to the exclusion OF the othe potion con
ting oil details and specuatons either un,n-
erestins III themselves, OF mlaehlevons ia theI
tendency, OF alto either oil ! cal concern and
Application. On tins plan, Idle expense and a
Il uitoss N umption Of tune, would be OLIVIA
SEED for pages destltute OF merit might be sub |
situated many ot value which now uenain nm
known and. ,nacces ihle. Ot seyerd Il itsh
ournals o, the SCI, ntfic and erudite cast, AID
theirs indeed ut a moe &c eral and atthe same
mie very solid chalacter, little or 10 use Is
deal works p nted in he Unt.a States
The object of the one now al, eIts ed, is thu
accumulation, in pei marenl form, OF the ma
tcri1ls thus neglected, and i The lite ary and
icentitlc tice, worthy OF ben leptnte. in
this c ,untrv, Int which, when so, are accom-.
panied by ths.s possessing naualslsl to atten-
ion \ mi cellany--4ne SefeHefeev wls-.alln
IN ind sign, bu OF equal in cor shenalve
aihe ore7 e,h, ii2n1dshe sl ~ N |
Ravecin.r,i, ts ta lkroS fad1'Ty aW'dess|Fsad
subscription, but kslterat,un Of the pan,
and les Of adv entitiouo reye ses. The revm
val oiit with larger scope, W nld seem Ifl>eiy
10 be attended with still mo sgnal success
,ht It's o. siuai existence, owing t. the g,eat
mutt 4licali,ne Of readers 81 periodical works,
and Tie wide diffusion OF the h ,bt OF seeking in
tam, bath norrna. ION and anasene"t.
The Maseam commence in July, 1922. 1t
buns Two volumes aye +.
PaOttSted mOnhig-Ir,ce ST. l9GlR u gear,
Pdye5Ac m adragce.- -
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q. AitteN s. X. ". NenrY

Are Agents for the following W orks.
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London x reprinted every mouth, 90
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nal, edited by Drs. Francis, Dyck
man and Beck 4 90
United states Law Journal and Chi-
lian's Magazine, edited by several
members of the bar 90
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f. l.. aud Il. y. ii. receive subscriptions
for all periodical works Of merit published
in tile United States.
They have always on hand all the New
Publications, and Il good assortment of
standard works i'll all the departments Of
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fully attended 10. Jan
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{: O III E n IS

Lottery and Exchange fice, III, Market 81
BALTIMORE.
Where The great capital prizes in gO1H
TIE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, mud
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES IIAyIH
BEN OBTAINED THAN Al ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA
Orders irom any part Of the United States,
either by mail post pnid) or private convey
snce, enclosing The cash or fizcs in any Of
The Baltimore lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and punetnal attention ns II on pet-
sonnl cation, nddrcsscdio
J. L COIlEN, il. NalLin0rr
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Yen Nollars Reward

SrRAiED from Lynehbnrg, on the 9Th
~ inst IL small DARK BAY MARE, nbout
feet q urs nclle- high, on. hind and one
fore loot white The above described mare
was seen on the Turnpike Oh Monday Inst.
Whoever viii deliver her To tire subscriber,
residing near Mares Ferry, Amherst county
shall receive tire nbopc reward
WILLIAM alcCULLOCH.
March - JIW2n+
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-26

GAME TO my house, in Amherst county,
u near the enst cnd Of the LynchbuR Toll
Bridge, on Thursday the 10Th day OF febru-
airy, man who snid his name wHs CALVIN
GEORGE, aud lisodin Aibemnrlc count, =
lie left with me his HORSE, md negro boy
by fine name OF TOM, md said he had mes
sage to leave with MIR Crresy, in Scutletown,
for Mr. Graves, aud Iet my house on The
same evening for that place. and has not ro.
Turned since and / cannot hear OF him since
that evening IN scniIctown therefore, my
information of the said George will he thnnL-
fully received. JOHN JAiLoE.
March - W2Nt3
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Wa\ter ". MidAleton,
DI2U GGISI',

DRU GGlST,
N he sign ofhe Goiden .Uoriar,
MAS Gfcl*rLY RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF
.Hedicinps, Drugs, Paints.
PAINTERS Materials, Linsced Oil,
A spirit Turpentine, Dye smlls, &c. which
together with his stock on hand, enables him
10 offer IA complete assortment to his friends
aud the public.
Families in this town and its vicinity Prac-
titioners of ply SIC, country merchants, hat
tiers, dyers, painters and others VINO are , DC
sirous OF procuring articles OF prime quality
aud on the most reasonable terms, will find
it greatly 30 their interest to give him "A call.
On hand, "a constant snpplI.oi PUTTY,
prepared in the best manner.
December D. Is
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Journal Of Foreign .Hed,ctne.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID and II LII la Al nDII.I, -

ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, III. ID.
~ ITS title indicates, the Journlduo.. ollere,
to the patronage oithe public, will be eonauct
ed entirely on the principle OF selection III,
leading leatute oil he plan, more distinct, enun
cIated IS to present at stated intervals, a SOFT o
synopsis 1.-THE Foreign Magazine, Journals
aud Reviews, appropl lated 10 Medirlne and it,
aindl ed Sciences
No one will doubt theimportanc oithis de
asp,s who is eonversant with the periodical
works OF Europe. As Is incident Ia such pub
hea1lons, lie matter which they contain is alto
gether OF anixed nature, Al.tl of mei its the most
unequal They are vast field, where golden
wheat Is too often ehok ed by useless or PERM
eions taies, and where il imports us like the
pr u'ent husbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, atthis time so nuinei Gus, SO costly
aud SO dhhent 10 lie procured, that really they
can only be consulted bya large ma lolity of the
cultvatois OF scieno eiuthe United State, thro
a medium somewhat similar to the one now
proposed. Il iethe,efore meant to live an ex-
4 act SO copous oi their contents, as not only to
exhibit the progress oithe Physical Sciences a
broad, bat to do away, in great degree, the
necessity OH recurring u the work, Themselves.
The content oithe Joui nal will be arranged
Inder the division of
/. Selected Papers
.. Selected Reviews.
,. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
a List oil New Publications.
he wol k ! pubishcd in numbers IN Janna-
y, APlll, July, and October, 10 ming yearly a.
aIge volume.
FMS journal Is a continuation Of the Flee
nc RepeItoiy, ndwas commencedin January,
'abiished guaricrig--P Eo1u Doiiarsa gear
UuuuIiP IN uIyuurf
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c. The EniroRs OF TIN VIRGINIAN,
(agrnts for Lynchburg and lis ,icinity,) So
licit subscriptions TO the ',bosc works
Vhc North American Review, and Amerl-
can Journal Of Science, particularly, are
now we'll established, and have Il decided
claim to public support, rs forming impor
tant parts of our national literature.
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XMnbcr Yard.

HE subscriber has opened Lumbrr
hard opposite Ia his Saddlers Shop, la
Lynchlmrg, " here he intends Ia keep gen
rfal assortment Of timber, which l.. " III sell
on reasonable terms. lie will purchase plank
mud nll sOrls 81 lumber, for which he will
give liberal price either in cn-h OF lv bartct.
ROBBERY II. CRAY.
Feb 90. Ut
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Move New Goods .

Fancy Rct,cnlGs, new style
Plaid silk INKS, do.
Zela do.
Linen Cambrics, very cheap
"a Cambric Dimitlcs
Worked BOOK aud Null flounces
| boA Black flnmcs
3 ea5us DUils.
MCKEE, ROBINSON u co.
March ~. l.
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4 Il u court held fur Prince Edward
: = county, january The 18th, ISL.
.-liielsnaad slalham aud Khoda his wife,
formerly ithotln Ilill, Clement navis md Bet
sey hi wife, fnrmrrl, Brtscy liill, .rishnm
l., 1hornhiIl and joanna his wife, fonnarl,
Joanna llill. aud Snmuel Hill, tomllls.
Against
gohn lhurmond aud Dnshn l,is vide, JOSH
nh II. Williams and Martha his wife, joel
Antlins IN his own right, and rs adnnistra-
tor OF William Hill, dee and hlfy his wife,
defendants,
~ C1IANcfRy.
This day eame the complainHnts by their
connsel, and fled their bill, and the defend
ants Joel watkins, IN his own right, aud n,
administrator of Nillinm II II, dec d, mud Mn.
~ his wife, and filed their answer, aud this
cause Ms to these de imnAalas Nv eel dawn Tor
hearing and the defendants Ioiss llaai1 n,ond
and bo-hR his vile, Josiah lF'Niilinlns aud
Martha bis VI lie, not having cntcredAlh ap-
peafhncc md given Brtafiiy nCcprflfe 10 an
net the gcnefatNsealJs and flsGsuszk lthss.
court, aud IL appearing IL the mIisIaeiion OF
the court thu they are not inhabitants of this
state, on the motion the eomplninnnts by
counsel, Il is ordered, thai the said defendants
John lhuEmond mud Dosha his wife, 1osinh
II. Williams aud Martha his wife, deappnnr
here on The lrsi day OF April court neNt, aud
answer the complaiuant's bill, aud lhht CO.
ny oitlris order he forthwith inserted IN some
one of the public newspapers printed IN the
town ot Lypel burg, fol Two months success
,ivcly, and also posted nj tho front door Of
The courthouse ot this county.
a Copy-Tcste,
e5f Il. !. NORsHAM, u. {.
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The North American Review,

Was begun IN lsl5. aud la, since been steadis
advancing in putsc estimation In .lanua-
y, 1920, the cdilor,hIp was assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, OF the University at Cambridge,
New England. \ Hfr ScfteS was then com.
menccd, with which il is cons enicnt that sub
scriptions should begin. Orders Tor any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re
ceised by +. Liaell aud by X. Norris Henry,
who are Interested IN the publ shtion.
Pu6iished quarterly Rrjee Fire DoiiHS a
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yt"7- Y0lTTOII 715T1' WTt
American Journal Of Science and
Arts.

by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Prof.
ttsSpr Of ChemistH So Yale college.
This journal began ia the year lSlp Two
between which there is an interval
of about three months, form volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-26

4 7 rules held in The clerk 5 Office Of Am
"A hcrst county, on the first Monday IN
January, 1927
Joseph H. Carter, exor Of John Mays, de
ceased, plaiidin,
ngninst
James 4 Robert Donald & CO. defendants.
IN CII.INGIRf.
o. nation ot the plaintiff and 1t appearing
.hy affidavit ali said plaintiff, thn, the doieu.
danis are moi inhabitants Of this common
wealth, II Is ordered, that they do appear on
OF before the first day of April cGufl newt, 20
be helddn snid county, aud enter tlicir appear
azure, and gne security according 10 The act
of assembly, aud il is further ordered, thll Il
copy OF this order he published two months
.uceessiycly IN the Lynchbug : II guian, pub
lished in the town III Lynehburg
copy--resie, s
% A. II DAVIES. clerk
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pOlJTE\ESS a BANGING

will commence on FRIDAY, the l3tb inst. at
the Washington Inn. lie deems 1t scarcity
necessary to advert TO In, peculiar lhoae OF
tn,tion. rs the success which has attended his
eNertions, aud the appreciation OF his patrons,
are the best tests by which TO Judge OF lis niI-
Iity aud excellence. lie would respectfully
assure those To whom he has not the pleasure
of being personally known, and WHO ,9.. may
feel "A dis position to entrnst their children 70
III. rarc. That the utmost regard will be bad to
IN, drnurtment aud improvement OF his pn-
nils while 10 such OF his former patrons as
purpose still further 10 eneonfoBe ni"' ~
,lcjaas himself - be unremli'ng IN ms en-
1".,1,r. tn deserve continuance ot lherhp-
,. \ subscription paper Is open att the
Washington lnn
! March II w3w3l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-26
RNOVS AND SNOES.

lust received by the subscribers, a large
j a.snrtmcut-consisiing OF
Ladies superior blue and white Paris Md
Shoes,
DO. do. black Morocco heels do.
DO. do. do do. springs do.
DO. common do. do. heels do.
DO. do. do. do. Springs do,
Do. seal aud CnIf Skin do.
| Trunk Misses Morocco do.
do. childreno' colored do. do.
do. boys calf skin do.
do mems do. do.
! case LONDON BEAVEB HATS.
do lonth5 d."
lo dozen Wool do.
M""EE, ROBINSON & co.
March 10. Obs
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HAue and MACK Cloths

MCKEE, ROBI,N,SO.N g. co.
EIAVE just received an assortment OF
CLOTHS, purchass much under th'
sterling cost in England, which they oller a
very low prices for cpau.
February y ~
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Na,%CANG StAN0A
UILLIl.n h'E.N.SEUP

II ETURNS his slncerest thanks TO the
Ia public Tor the highly fattcring encon,
ragement with which he has been honoured
since his arrival in Lynchhurs, and bess leave
to announce, that the IlliiD oE99i9 - OF
his school for the instruction oil young ladies'
and gentlemen in the arts OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-12

4 Truies held in tue clerk office or Am
~. her,t county, on the FIRST Monday in
January is2is
Joseph Il. Garter, cx or of John Mays de
cehsed' plaintiff,
against
JANE Robert Donald & Go. defendants
~ On }NCfRl
On motion ot the plaintiff aud il appearing
by olh'nF't OF seid plaintiff, that The dclen.
dahi are not inhabitants OF this common
wealth, II Is ordered, thnt they do appear on
or before the first day of April con-, next, Ia
he heldi III said county, and enter their appear,
nnce, aud gisc security according To the act
Of assembly, mud - further ordered, thai a
copy 81 this order he published two mouth.
,uccessiNclY in the Iynchburg Nngiuiau pub.
lIshed IN the town OF Lynehburg
\ copy lestc.
- : DAVIES, clerk
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irginia, To vii

4 4 rules holden in the clerks office ~
4 the supnstor court of chancery tUr tire
lynchburg district the 9th day ol February
I72I
Randolph -. Garden, plaintiff,
against
john Alexander, administrator OF Achilles
V. M5orman, dee j, Maiy strange the elder
the mo hcr OF ihe said Achilles ' Moorman,
deed. Robert Smith aud Agness his wife, late
Agnes Norman, james Moorman, judith
Norman, Nathaniel Norman, Mary Moor.
man, aud Martini Moorman, which Nathaniel
Mary aud Martha are the children 81 " liliam
Moormau, i deed brother Of the said Achilles.
Mary Moorman, Martha Mootman, Jane Moor
man, Elizabeth Norman aud Charles Moor.
man, which Mary, Martha, Jane, Elizabeth
md Charles sfe the children Of John Moor
man, deceased brother OF the said Achilles
Charles Norman, Elizabeth Norman, A.
ness Nonrmnn, Polly Norman, Susan Moor
man, aud Abfam Moorman, which Charles,
Elizabeth, NEness, Polly, susan aud Abram
/ arr the children of Abrnm MoofYnnn, de
ceased brother Of the said Achilles, Richard
son White and Folly his vile, late Polly
! Norman, Nancy Clark, late Nancy Moor
man, Beujamu iiadcn and Martin his wife
/ late Al,rtha Mo0rman, Elizabeth Strange
! late Elizabeth Moorman, aud Sally Hnl,er
! n1c Sally Aloorman, defendants.
The defendants Mary strange the elder, TO
! ''h''i" ana N&htss MS vic, lnlt Npncts Moor
man, James Moormnn, Judith MoormHn, M
! lhaniri Moormon, Mary Moormpn aud Martini
/ Moormnn, children of VIM. Maurmnn, dee Il
/ Mary Norman, Martha Norman, Jan,
Nnormnn aud Elizabeth Meorman, childrrr
OF John Moormnn, deed, Richardson White
md Folly his wilt. fe'Poily Norman an,
sally haher, late Sally Moormau, not having
entered Oc'r appearance ami given sccurit,
according 10 the act of assembly and iii,
rules OF his court, aud II appearing by sails
tartery evidence that thcv are not irhRhitani
al this country, II IS ordcFcd. TINT the said de
! teudnnts do appear here on the FIRST dny oi III,
4 ncN term, aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff
hnd TINT copy ot this order be forthwith IN
erie" III some newspaper printed III the town
/ 81 LNnrrhnrg Tor two months successfully
aud posted Al thu front door al the courthoust
! IN the snid town.
Copy -Teste.
Z" ! MILLS, c. {.
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Nvust Sale.

IL virtue ola deed oftrust executed f.
-, ! '"e subscriber hy Hugh Iaeeet, on tie
-. -, o"Y "i + ebrnary, lse2, aud duiv record.
ia IN Tie county court Clerks Office cr AM.
,.':T Tor the purposes therein mcntiorcI
W''I ne sold 10 the highest bidder. for rca5g
,Huioney' on the premises, on the 2c,b do, ~
''"r.h next, 1871, hy way Of nublic au,iiou
y Tract or Parcel OF /. ana
wing and being in the county Of Amtcr,t
containing one hdndred andni2etv.tbren MI
~ nan acres, adjoining the lands OF t;ooIst,,.
,e"a' Inc heSatres OF Beverly Willia,ns9,
Nmbrose MchaH,ei, and John Smith t,'
ans as trustee, shall convey sncL ,ire a.
'a'' aeed vest, in rae and none other.
February p. " - a.,
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Y irginia

4 T Raies holden in he Clerks CHc,
40 the Superior Court of Cbanrcrg t,r N,
LRnch6"g District, the sM day of Decembe,
1923.
Mariin Parks, UWiaq Paris. samuel g,,rL,
9 ,,,1 Peggg ms ~,tt, AMI .lmLJosc Eacier ana
''''s"os,' Hts "9'' Plaintiffs
Moses Trucker and Benjamin Parks. p0s
The DgtNdom Etnjonia PARTS poj
hiring entered his appearance and gjrsu So.
rlri'V according 10 The let Of .lssemJiV and bbe
P"i" Of ms Conrt, and Il appearing ~ sotjg.
tactory crideace, That he is not an iahab1ani a,
ms country II IS ordered, That ne sad d.
teadad do appear here on be first 9oy of Us
nett term aud ans,rer The bH fihe Pja,o,jgs
md hat oopy Of this order be forihcih IN.
ssrted an soHt newspaper priRted u, H,eto,en nj
Lynctbnrg for t~o months suc fssircfy am
posted n ne front door IF The Court House. in
ne said Tom.
4 Copy-Te5ts.
~ JOHN FILLS, c. c.
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!IVHA rs w NNHH An rfspectGNV
= informs the Laiies and GeniienSn Of
Lynch6pg md lis ricinhythathc iniends omen.
a e a p,anc'aag Schooi some Time in .4pra orthe
nr@ q My y a sufficient number Of Subscribers
ms place, he deems il only necessary 10 so1 ma,
hifPariicRiar attention ,oiH be 1sroted 10 bt
pupils entrusted 10 his care Terms of T,;.
ton, Sl2 per Scholar 81 ,rlich in o3roncs
q Subscription tisi is leh At ErhoIs a. .Nortb.g
bookstore. Those teho are disposed 10 epcoTrggs
The school lcH please eIH aaa tq,rr mir
names.
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