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ouanlico Canal Lottery, 4th class
SCHEME.
692l prizes, 1850 tiek. $1,000
IgG2g bLat6g, els at 81.

This is LOTTERY formcdby tie fernary COM
binaiion and Formulation oil p Nos. 10 de-
| tefmine the prizes therein the - Nos. VII. ne
publicly placed into wheel on the day of
drawing. aud four of them be drawn out. Aud
TINT ticket having on it the Isl, I'd and 3D.
Aos. drawn from The wheel, in the order in
which drawn, will he entitled 10 the highest
prize those other tickets which shall
have on them the same numbers ia the otlfrr
/ orders Of combination md perturbation, will
each be entitled 10 Il prize Of $4,000 those
q other tickets which shall have on the IN
three of the drawn numbers, and those three
the Isl, ID aud 9TH, will each be entitled 10 n
I,rize OF &lo0O those q other tickets which
shall have on them three of the drawn Nos.
aud those three the LIST, Sd aud 1th, viii be
each entitled 10 prize of $500; those g 9TH
err tickets which shall have on them three of
the drawn Nos. viz the I'd, Sd and 4ih, will
each he entitled 10 prize of $40: those 1875
tickets which shall have on them two of the
drawn Nos and those two the Sd and 9TH,
drawn, will each be entitled TO n prize OF $50
all others having on Them Two OF the drawn
Nos. lbeing 500 will each he entitled 10 a
prize Of Slo, aud all those which shall have
ono ot the drawn Nos. on (being 6072) will
each be entitled toa prize of 50
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize of
II superior denomination tan he entited To an
inferior prize. Prizes payable 80 DAYS after
The drawing, aud subject as usual 10 dcduc-
ton of Is per cent.
The drawing will take place on Thursday,
the 18th day OF Norember next or at u much
earlier day if the sale OF tickets will warrant
il.
Tickets and shares for sale nj A. r. North 5
Book Store, at the scheme price, until Thurs
day next the 10Th inst
Whole Tickets a5-iialvss X 50-Quartcrs
& -
Packages Of tickets embracing The q
combination aud Formulation numbers of the
lottery. " arrantcd to draw at least go, less
than u per cent may also he had AT the same
rate, but ON that day the tickets viii positive
y be advanced to IS.
ABRAM II. NORTH
June 1
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Cheap and Desirable Goods.


Just receired aud for safe By The subscribers
Denmark Satin, for geniIemrns' summer wear
soperfne white aud eolored Linen Drillings,
rtrg tote charged,
Rnssia. German aud Flemish sheelinss do.
o. Irish sheetings, extra wedth, a very sub
stantal article,
81 aud ID garment Dimitics, at very 10"
prices,
German Cotton Stockings, new aud fine
article,
Very superior English silk, do.
4 superior assortment of Fancy silk Hand
kerchiels, all cuiprs,
DO do fashionable silk seBris,
. very elegant Grccian gnezc scars,
A large assortment Of new style fuienles,
Corai aud other fashionable Necklace,
pnteul Curls aud b,uf Nctis, all shades,
a further supply OF elegant Calie"cs,
Do do. common do. at every price,
Tlegaa lined Papsals superior hnish,
TIE above, in addition 20 their former snp-
plies. Renders tbeir assortment very complete,
ell of which they offer very low iur BHsi,.
MekEE, ROBINSON d 90.
June q tss7
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six, Cotton and Thread Hosiery
Worked Muslin Robes
a Superior assortment of Thread Laces and
Edgings
Rich Seedlings and figured MullS
"a aud Odd Canlhries and Cambria Muslins
Figured aud plain 1.eno and Book do
Plain ard figured Jacoaeis
limitations aud p:mi Cambrics
scotch Lawns and Irish Sheetings
Black aud colored Italian aud Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
Merino Shaws aud Scarfs
Grape do. do.
Sewing Cotton, in spools, balls and hanks
Celia Handkerchief and Scats
Checks, Dimities, Yiolins aud Violin Strings
Bombazeites and Bombazines
A splendid assortment Of Parasuls and I'm
brelIas, very cheap
British and French super. painted Muslin
Seine Irvine
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CAVYAt.%.

FENIlE public are hersby caatiene1 against
y SION Z. SPENCER, about q feet or ,
inches high, very isatk hair, fair complexion,
avery likely man, OF hne address, aud most
unboanded assurance. About four weeks ago
he borrowed my Mare for day or tive, and
weeks, went IL pursuit Of him aud found ,hat
be had traded her OF. procured a writ for
the parposc Of experimenting the villain at
Halifax canrl house, but, with his usual cum
ming, he rave mr the slip before il could be
executed. While WAS procuring the writ,
Spencer stole my saddle, which had iust he.
fore tssen from him, 1t is needless iter this
detail, 80 say that The said Spencer is "a Scoun.
drel, a Villain and thief, and that the pub.
Tic should be on their gnerd against him
JAMES X. GREEN.
May IA 3t:fG
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StoV tMe y nlain.

DJNAW AY the I'd or tlis mouth. a
~ mu'Wtto man named NED. lie is a low
Fellow, but hRs large breast aud Is strongly
made, a little hoR-l legged, Il high full forehead,
dark eyes holes in his cAfs, aud II tolerahle
sharp ehin--Wears his hair tied behind --hes a
bold aud open conNteapnee when spoken to.
lie is a keen artfal fellow, and perhaps can
read and write a l.tte. Ills clothing cam II
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
he is genieelly clothed. lie has good silver
watch, with 60 4 or gilt chain, boots sc
lie rode OF DARN GRl,l MARE. about i
feet inches high, ~ good order, shad before
her shoes net much Woru-=-slte j. lengthy aud
well tormed-sni has the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, and IA considerable
scar upon one OF them, high onthe shoulder
blade, | think On the right. she has q Very
thick tale aud name, though not very long
She Is spirited and active and rides we'll lie
vs. well equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags. biz Ceat OF bear skin with LARGO capes
&c. haze no doubt he has obtained free pa
pers, aad will attempt 10 pass rs free man.
and make to some tree state, and have no
doubt but he has altered his name. lie is
handy fellow, "A good house servant, miller
and shoemaker, and cnn turn his hand 10 any
thing, and have no doubt but he hasa plenty
of money. will give a reward Of FIFTY
DOLL AIRS To any person who Viii deliver
him 10 me, or secure him IN any jail 81 that |
get him again wiihin dis slate, aud il taken
wthoutthe state ONE HI NDRED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered ie ne; and ten dollal 5
Tor the mare il taken within this state aud de
liyercd 90 me, and twenty dolinrs il taken
out OF the state and returned home
SAMUEL. NORRIS,
Buckingham, Aug - ws3
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TIE SLIRsCRlBER

HAS Just received dn additional suppl
Il i oil GROCERIES, wbirh will HI torlnel
stock, makes his assortment preitA complele--
amongst which are The following a1tloies4
Best Brown aud Lnat sugufs,
Coffee, Write and Creen,
Impcfial ard Yoang Tyson Teas,
Sicily Madeira Tencr,he, and Malaga Wines,
Port Vine, IN bottles,
West India and common Rum,
Whisky aud Apflo Brandy,
Molasses, CHEESE, Chocolate,
Rice, of ncs crop,
Pepper, Al,picc, Ginger, and Nutmegs,
Soap aud Candies,
Sacks Salt,
9 by 10 aud 10 by 10 Window Glass, Putty,
Powder, .,hoi, aud Lead, flints,
Indgo, Muddcr, Annette,
Coppcras, Zig Blaeiue and stnfch
Salt Pelre, Alum, Epson salts,
Gold Pressed Castor oil,
Cumplor, GlaUher ealts, BliInstoue,
Besl Bloom and Muscniel Raisins,
Oranges, Cocoon nuts, aud Almonds,
Real Durham Mustard, Qtcsh)
Jameison's Crackers, by the keg or pound,
(fresh)
Ching, aud ralassor'ment Crockery Ware,
Large assortment Stone Ware,
Glass Ware,
Nests Wooden Ware aud Sugar Boxes,
hlackerel aud Cod Fish,
Letter Nriling, aud Wrapping Paper,
Spelling Books aud lnt. Powder
Wire sitcrs,
Mnccnba aud Scotch Snuff, scgnrs,
Cotton aud Wool Cards,
Bed Cords aud Plough Lines
Best Shaving aud Windsor Soap,
Clothes, sweeping, shoe K serubhine Brushes
Whiiewash, Paint aud Horse brushes,
Tooth aud Shaving Brushes,
An assortment OF Hardware aud Cutlery,
A few Dry Goods aud Fancy Articles,
All of which, with q variety of other articles,
not cnGtnrfaed, are offered low for cash.
Irish Potatocs. of mou"tain growth.
for seed or table use, NJ III cents per bu>hel
EDWARD DUFTEL
: April 30. 81 Wv
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Anril 0. l2ol
toy IA l.unaWaSs !!

talNAWA from the subscriber, living
= 3 in the county of Ilalitax, Va, on Cataw-
ba creek, sometime in September last, two
negro men, PATRICK aud FRANK. Patrick
is of yellow eomple Mon, though not a mu-
Iatto, about % years of age, about 5 feet or
10 inches high, of Il pleasing countcnance,
and speaks fierce When spoken 10, carried off
with him some very good clothing, VIZ two
broad cloth coats, Que blue and the other
bottle green white fur hat, no visible mark
recoIected. Frank is OF dark complexion,
about feet or Z inches high, 20 years Of
age, and of grum look, and apt 10 push out
his lips when talking, and has scar on his
left elbow occasioned by burn, went of in
his every day garb, viz a negro cotton coat
and panatoons. Any person appreGending
the said rnnaways aud delivering them TO me-,
il taken ont OF THIS state, shall receive the re-
ward OF slO0, aud il in this state, $50.
JOHN CREWS.
MAY IL W6ws3 80
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Tor Sale.
n FIRST rote Uaggon and Tam.

a first rate Waggon and Tam.
TkaHE subscriber not having employment
i for his Wagon and team, has drtermin-
ed 10 sell them The Wagon Is very strong
one, with new harness for four horses, Il full
set ofehains &c .--Ihe horse. II IN npmhe)
are-very large, strong, gentle, and vel broke,
aud will be sold with ar without the Wagon,
rs may be desired. II not disposed OF pr
valley, before the 18th insi they will on That
day bc sold al auction.
sCHAS. L. DlBREIL.
June ] l. i %
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Niie NiNNr ArAct.

adjoining the Last containing between $50
and 400 acre, Oh .whict is likewise small
plantation and some log buildings. This land
Is, in point Of quality, perhaps not much, il
any, inferior 10 the other, il lies uncommon
~ we'll, and likewise ahounds with the best
at Pine Tor plank or shingles, and lies near a
SAW mill The two last mentioned tracts. ad-
joining each other, would be more equally
divided, 10 accommodate purchasers.
We viii sell the whole or either of the a.
hove mentioned tracts of land upon the fol-
lowing terms, viz One third of the purchase
money to be paid Christmas, 1924, at which
time possession will he gven--thc balance in
iWo equal annual payments, and provided
7 he purchaser should find il 10 his interest in
The first payment, 10 advance more, a liberal
discount will be made. We expect TO sell the
above lands al reduced prices, owing 10 the
pressure OF the times, AMI should not a sale
he effected before, we shall offer them to the
highest bidder at next Bedford June court.
apt Johr " Holt, who lives near the pre-.
muses. WI accommodate any gentleman who.
NAV wish to see the first named tract, and
apt. David ". Qnarles, who lives in the Vi
cinlty oil the three others, will show them.
SAMUEL READ,
JOIN LETIWltu, Executors.
VIM. LEFTWiCH,
May 2s. wtas al
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Eedtord .dprit RuieS, 1921.

Iin'7ey KUcker and VIM. n. Otcy, pTIs.
against
John Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, Jr. and Thomas Moore, ST. dcils
~ CH.2NCERT.
The defendants Thomas aioorc, .ir and
Benjamin Perkins not having entered lh'r
appearance and given security according Ia
law and the of this court, and il appear
ing HAT they are not Inhabitants Of this
state, on the motion Of tie plaintiffs 10y tbelr
attorney, II as o.dered, thai he said defendants
do appear here AT the next June court, ant
answer the plaintiffs hiIl--and hat copy ct
this order be forthwith inherited in some ole
of the Lynciharg papers published in Lynch
burg for two months succt ssively, and that Il
copy OF this order lie posted at the front doot
of the count house for two successive court
days.
A Co1y-Tostc.
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ALSO, one other Tyaet.

Adioinngthe above described Land, contain.
ing upwards of 70o ncrrs. On this tract there
are two settlements on one of which is a
very good hoasc, well finished, out house,
orchards, good garden, &c. aud on The
other n comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
&c. This tract also adions the lands of John
Shelton, Col. john Amber and others.
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<nIiE creditors of PARiIAM ADAMS, dec.
y are requested 10 present heir demands
well authenticated before Campbell July
court lhis notice will he plead in bar asaiust
those who fail 10 comply. Those Indebted
will please settle theiraceounis " itliout deiHy,
AS he IS determined 10 settle his administration
forthwith Mr. r. Fletcher Will adjust the
accounts In my absence.
THOMAS A OLIVER, Admir-.
81 Porham .3dans, deed
June l. wtCJc13
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New Assortment.

EOIN r, HUNT informs his Friends and
- the public ssncrnly, TINT he has just re-.
ceired an extensive AID Geu.ral assortment of
JelceJIY Tcpery description,
Clocks, Gednod silver Patent Lever Watch
e., Cnsiuis Of all Kinds, Britannia Tn aud
Coffee Pots silver Plate 0t every description,
speciacrs, Candleatieks, aud Great variety
0f fancy articles, too tedious 10 cnumcratc.
Also, handsome assortment Ct
MA.ANaAtN GOODS,
consisting Of every article OF that description
an his line.
May II. 40
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One other Tract,

on the waters ofBack creek containing about
1uo acres, all in woods. n small proportion on
iy OF which is construed tobacco land of su-
perior quality, hul a considerable part might
be justly denomnated toleral9le grain land, it
lies we'll, is we'll walercd, aud a5ounds with
excellent iimhpr psnpri.lly. nine
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.LRdariae Naakin e Canton Grapes.
yyrE arr now opcniug complete as
w softment OF the abnse, aiI entirely
new patterns, and low charged, for sale by
MehEE, ROBINSON & co.
,Iune 0. Re
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Vwsnty OoAlars NewayA
IT ' II IT II = II VI =
HsAX NNNSE

Of mine, seven years oId, I've feet two ~
three inches high, of fine spirit, aud remarka-
bly, active for work horse, was taken togo
lher with an old saddle broken hchind, and
new siirrup feathers The bride was old,
the bit designed for double reins.
have no doubt but he will aim to pass as
a ire" man, having, il is supposed, stolen the
FIRE pass of Frederick Mason, under which
name am we'll satisfied he will aim to pass.
will give the above reward fer the man
and horse, Tor Slo for eihcD if taken within
thirty miles Of This place, aud delivered 10
ne. II beyond that Distance, the same le-
wand and all reasonable travelling charges
will be allowed.
SAMUEL EDNU NDSON, Jr.
tia'ifaX Court House, May 2S. Is II
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye.
Stufl's, &c.
I'm. Owens d Griffin L. Leckie,
Have just received a fresh supply of
Drugs, uedic'nes, Paints. Dye.
.StuNs, &c.

AMoNGs4 WHICH AnE TnE FoLLowTS6:
lOCTR. Roterison's GcgetaJie Mr.
~ roHs (orfiiai, or Natures GfoHd Eesto-
raiare, Doctr. Mcadsscelrbiated .3Bfi-Hiyfp.
he ar slamach pills, corrective Of iGdi-
geslion u sour stomach, Lee srssence ui Mus
lard, an efeeiual remedy Tor govt, rhen-
msttsm, pnl-ey, white swelling nWnbness,
sprain,, bruises, &c. Church, Cough Drop,
ioreougbs, colds, asthnas aud consumptions
Hdr ResiorHffre aud Preserfdtire Itgefahe
Ctrate, howland's Hiaenssar Oil, Aromatic
Snuff, excellent for the headache, Lavender
Water Cologne Water, Antique Oil, CHOlOA
OIL, one drop If uhieh is equal 10 a JaH dose
Of fnst9f on, Sniphaie NJ QaiHine, 1nmarInds,
Lemon Acid, Mace Cloves, Pearl Ash, Reeves
Water Colors, Lurlllard's MacepbOy Snnlf,
kappee Snuff Aqua Forts, Alcohol, French
Berries, Stick Logweod, Ground Logwood,
Ground EamWood, Ground Fustic, hicara-
qua, Blue Vilrini, indigo, Madder, Copperos,
LAMP OIL, Glue, Spirits Tnrpentine, Blue
Smalt., kerdigris, Term De Sienna, Lytharge,
White Lead in kegs, Dry do, Spanish Grown
il kegs, Ditto dry, yellow 0chre-Also, keep
constantly prepared Soda Powders, Seidlig
Powder aud Portable Lemonade.
They earnestly invite thel friends aud the
public 10 call and examine the price aud quail
ity Of their goods, they feel confident that
il will insure thcm good sales.
jane / /. CIV
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Two Negroes,

one cir, and one boy, two horses, three COWS.
one yeaf;in, eight bead Of sheep, twelve head
Of hogs, one walnut cupboard, seven pewter
plates, eight carthcn plates, three bowls, thrce
pitchers two dishes, one clock aud case, three
tables, one chest, one trunk, two feather beds
and furniture, one cotton wheel, one flax
wheel, ore loom, six chairs, two pots, one
oven aud lid, one skillet and lid, Two pair OF
plough gcnr, one maltoct,, four hitting hoes,
one pair Of siretehers, two pIougls one eoul-
ter Two pole AXES, ono hosshead oI tobacco,
two broad axcs, one set OF bench planes, one
sci of turning tools, together with several 9th
er articles named in the deed Of trust, or so
much thereof n viii satisfy the debt and cost
above ncniioned. viii convey snch title as
is vested in me as trustee, aud no other.
DANIEL ASHWELL, Trustee
June u w2wI3'
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'Nract oS Hand.

containing 615 acres, and of another TRACT
containing 80 acres, lying on the head waters
of Burtons and Moiy's Greeks, in the county
OF Campbell. Acting as trustee shall con
vey to the purchaser such title only as is YES
ted in me by said deed oftrust
JOHN ALEXANDER.
May %. wtds al
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One Tract.

Whereon he now resides, in Amherst county.
distant y miles from LynchbufF and 10 iron,
Amherst court house, known by the name of
GKAHAM'S COVE, containing 1850 acres.
between 4 and 900 of which are cleared =
This land lies well and is in good heart He
dwelling house is comfortable and convenient,
aud has attached 10 il the necessary out
houses, orchards, &c. There is YET "A large
portion OF good tobacco land 10 clear, which
is very heas;fy timbered. The whole uoct
,,,t..,.I
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Tract or Parcel Of I.anA,
NIl'i'ICE.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
AZ the subscriber by Clement Townsend,
10 secure James Jones, as the indorser and
security of Jordan 4 Townsend, Of record in
the county court of Campbell, will be sold, 10
the highest bidder, for ready money, on tie
premises, ON the 10Th day Of June! next, one
nlnipty cF a
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Vrust Sale

Wy virtue of deed of trust executed 10 the
i ~ subscriber GA the 9Th Jan, 1924, by
! slla " Bell, aud admitted 10 record IN the
county court clerks office at Amherst, 10 Sc
cue the payment q, certain sums ri money
therein mentioned, shall sell at public huc-
linn, nn the premises, Tor cash, on Saturday
the Sd day of fnly next, ll82I) Il fair, other
uisc the next fair day, Sundays excepted, all
The snid Sllla ". Bells interest IN aud 10
4 certain 'Nract ~ AanA,
sitnsted, lying and being in the county OF
Amherst, and adjoining The 'iands OF Henry
H. Wall. aud others, being the sntne land de
Nised 10 her by het father Samuel Bell, dec d.
Acting -, trustee, shall convey such title rs
u vested in me- by said trust, aud none other.
CORNELIUS POWELL, Trustee.
June II Wtdsi9
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Hiso, one other Tract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
ing 39l acres, and bounded ON one side By
the road leading from Samuel Burks's, to
Watts Gap, and the lands OF Richard s. FL.
lis, the Bethel tract, and the land, of jena
Camm, dee. OF this tract there are ehly
about 10 acres cleared, aud that portion OF j;
is well enclosed and fresh. II is heavily tim
bered and we'll watercd, and contains a large
quantity of first rate tobacco land. This 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 at my residence
Persons who may he DESTROYS of purchasing,
il is expected, will wish to view the lands
They will be shown at any time on appiica
ton being made TO the subscriber.
IL Terms OF sale shall be made arcomm0
dating. AMBROSE RuCkER.
February 90. 2ewts
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Chin'zes, super. and common
Irish Linens and Damask Table Linens
Linen Cambrics aud Cambria ilnndtrrrl;of.
Patcot Stean and PoNer-Loom Shninpt
Jaconett Crasats, figured aud cross barred
large assortment of eountcrrains ahtl onil,,
Elegant Fancy and Plain Ribbons, OF ,ariea,
widths and colors
silk Flags and Fancy Handkerchief
Saitins, Senshaws, Sarsnetis
Figured and Plaid Silks
White aud coiored Marseiiles Vestincs
Drilings, Wilmington Stripes aud Naukee,.
Buck, Kid, Beaver aud Silk Gloves
large and extensive assortment Of Cotlon
Sbawls and iIandkcrchieis ''0A
White aud eolored Gmps
Leghorn and Straw Flats and Ronrots
Mems aud Boys Fur and Wool Hal
Best qua lily blue and white Cotton Yarn
An assortment OF Brushes, OF every Kind
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4 Tract OF Aland

in said deed mentioned, lying in the county
OF Bedford, on the waters of Hunting creek.
It being the tract of land on which the said
McCiuer HOW resides. Such title as is vested
in the trustees will he conveyed. and none o.
ther. SAMUEL HANCOCK.
LAWRENCE McGEORGr.
suue AZ W1fw42
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'Irust Sale.

s(Y virtue ola deed of trust executed to
40 the subscribers by William MoCluer and
sally his wife, and of record in the clerk S of.
ice OF the county court of Bedford, we shall,
tor purposes therein expressed proceed to sell
by way OF public auction, for ready money
on the premises, on SATURDAY the 10Th
day OF July next, (ffnir, if not the next fair,
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4 certain Yract az A.anA,
~ otlee

IVY virtue Of decd of ttust executed by
- William Ashwellip ibe snbscfibcr,on The
22d day OF March, 1929, and duly recorded ~
the elrrk 5 office of The county court OF Bed
Grd for tie purpose of securing certain
debt 10 James Lynch, shall on THURSDAY
The 9th of June, 1874, proceed 10 sell, at
William Asbwell 5, in Bedford county, by way
of uuiIic auction, for cash,
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a Cook W anteA,
May ii.

A LIBERAL hire will he given for :
t, IA good FEMALE COOK, by the week o.
month. Enqnirs al the rirginian Office.
l. May 4. 7sts
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I N conformity to the provisions Of decd
4 in trust executed 10 the subscriber ~
Merritt NJ White and Judith p, his vile, ana
also of another deed in trust esccn' " b5 me
said Merritt NJ Ntite and William "' ,
which said deeds OF trust are duly a'Hn'lt"
to record in the Office of tie clerk OF l.'
county court of Amherst, ehatI proceed 49,, ~
sell, 10 the highest bidder by way OF iah"'
auction, at the Pcdar Mills, on Friday ara
Saturday the 18th and l9lh Of Juue nchl, NJ
remainder of the STOCk OF GLop2 I" "'
hand, belonging TO the said Merritt NJ ata ".
White, on credit OF six months on an 'V''.
of five dollars and upwards--on all purchase
under That amount the ca>h will be required
Bonds and approved security will he otm"'
ded. FIlM. ARMl5IEAD, Trustee
MAY o5. H"ids
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-15
.IAs0, NMe OtMer Tract,

Adjoining the first described tract on the
soutl, west side, containing s39 acres, chiefly
in woods, not more than 20 acres being clear.
ed, which are we'll enclosed. This tract is
MeIl Linbered, and is fine lobacco land.