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a Hist OF i.etters

Remaining il tie Liberty Post office on HE 31s
.harch, 1924.
.9-Abner Anthony,
B-Rcy. Joseph Bnrress, Edmund c Bridee
Harriet Boley. Lodowick Broley. o.
William Cox, Anne'Cox, James Cala.
wei, Commissioner Of the Revenue, John 7.
ii. Claibore 2, Pleasant Greasy.
D-~Capt. George Dooly, John Daniel
E-Thomas Edgar, William laans.
E-Kachel Falls, Samuel Farlamb.
G--lames Goodman, John c. GRAY. LII
Gray, II or Thomas George, DR.. Eli u. Gil.
mora.
H-RcvWilliam Harris, Richard IEobsonif
Miss Jane Mary Hughes, Edmond Hudson.
Ellnlra Hewett, Martha Hannaleass, DIR. IIec,
tor Harris, Abraham Hardleston, StcpLeR
Haynes, Washington Haynes, J ohm Ilatcier2
flames JopIing, Israel Jared, l.aac
james, @esse Jeter, John Jared, Thomas II
johnson, William Johnson, Gray Jones.
h-John knoct, Pleasant kenada.
L-3ugustine Ieitwich, ST, YIN !.abcasfe,
LeM'sLancasler, Thomas l.. Leflwich
.n--samuei Mead, John Mitchell, Film
beth Mari 2, Ambrose Mari, JohnI. hI,ri.on
Miss Susan Mitchell, Edwin " nInorn,on
John i. s.'0rrson, James Mays, NichoIa,
Mead, James Meadows, Elizabeth Mead 2.
N-Alary Nancel.
William OwnIy.
P-Samuel PoindoXter. Jacob Panl Henry
Payne, John W. Perrin, Thomas Flrems Q,
r. Miss ISABELLA +. Read.
S-Ihomas Sale, William Shrewsburr
William Snyder, James stcptoe, clerk 1
I-Christopher Teneson, William Tayier
Mdmda Tayler, Benjamin Turner, Edward
NJ. Tracy.
W-Tommy Wright Q, YIN. Weeks. YIN.
ml,inglon, VIM. A. Walker p, judith Wal.
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Spantsh Nides.

NE ltsse Just received parcel Of Rio
w nrande hides, which will be sold on
noderate t,fms Tor cash
IUilN > CksWELL PoE.
April sa"ts9
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Eotice.

ny virtue of a deed oftrust executed 10
40 the subscriber liy John Dcpriest the 18th
day OF February, 1873, and dui recorded in
the Nierk Office otthe county court ol Camp.
bell, for purposes therein mentioned. I shall
proceed 10 sell, to the highest bidder. for rea-
dy money, ON Saturday lie l7th day of April
nett, NJ Cnmnhcn conn han.n
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One Tract,

Whereon he now resides, in Amherst county,
distant II miles from Lynchburg aud 10 from
Amherst court house, known by the name of
GkAiiAMS COVE, containing 1850 acres,
between and 500 OF which are cleared
This land lies well and is in good heart The
dwelling house . comfortable aud convenient
aud has attached to it the necessary ont
houses, orchards, &c. There is vet a large
portion OF good tobacco land 10 clear, which
is very heavily timbcred The whole tract
il ,rcll uni crrd
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NOTICE.

llHE undersigned are authorised 10 con.
81 trrct for the ADDITIONS 10 the Jail Of Bed
lord county, so as TO make it conform TO the
act OF assembly and they will receive propo-
sails for that purpose until May cour neAt.--
They will Also on the first day OF the superior
court in this month, sell the material, Of bs
Old Ja'l 10 the highest bidder, on credit OF
nine mouths.
plan OF the additions TO the jail is filed ia
tie clerks Office Of Bedford county,
r n. GiLMER,
L. MCDANIEL,
" J. WALKER,
WILLIAM coon.
April 0. 4t55
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Notice

Is hereby given That all Me CclA in He
L h"notic Hospital, in The city Of Hyijams.
onrg, arc occupied. and that no more patients
lAlale or Female will be received into said
Hospital, until some OF the said Cells are va
cant, due notice OF which will be given
Williamsburg, Feb. %. ntsae
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RY virtue of Il decd Of trust executed 10
- the subscriber by Samuel Dawson, for
certain purposes therein expressed, Which
deed bears date the ath day fully, 1929, aud
oil record ie the clerks Office of The county
court OF Amherst, the undersigned will PIE.
ceed TO sell TO the highest bidder for cash on
tIldsS the Both day of April inst, at The
re- '@chce OF Samuel Dawson in the county of
amherst, the following property, to wit -
Two feather beds and furnilui e, two bcdsteads
and cords, folding table, framed table,
dressing table, 3 split bottom chairs, ! COZ,
ton wheel, close press. Q iron pots, dutch
oven sci knives and forks, set cups and
sawcers, set plates and dishes. looking
glass, ! mans saddle, or SO much thereof as
may he sufficient 10 satisfy The debt mention
ed in said deed expressed, together with The
cost ct executing the same The title vested
III me rs trustee, only will be made TO the
purchaser
CHARLES PALMER, Trustee.
APrIl !? W3w 81
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Chintzesa super and common
IRISH Linens and Damask Table Linens
Linen Cambrics and Cambria Handl e,,is.t
Pateai Steam and Power-Loom shirtipe.
Jaconctt Cfavais, figured aud cross.baryea
large assortment Of counterpains aud ,,,,I,
Elegant Fancy aud Plain Ribbons, of ysria,,
widths aud colors 'e''oo'
s'lk Flags and Fancy Handkerchief
sattins, SensiIaws, Sarsnetts
Figured and Plaid Silks
White and culored Marseiiles vestings
DrillIngs, Wilmington Stripes and Nanloo..
Buck, hid, Beaver and silk Gloves
a 'afge ana extensive assortment Ct Gotten
Shawls aud Handkerchiefs 7o''o''
White and colored Giups
Lfghorn aud Straw Flats and Bonnet.
Mems and Boys Fur and Wool Hsls
pes, qna,ny biae ana white Cotton Yarn
a" assortment OIL Brushes, Of every Kind
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:, / court of quarterly session held for
Amherst county, nj the courthouse, on
Monday, the 18th day of March, 1924
Charles Bibh, Robert c. Bibb, B.pjomin
Blbb, and Levi Bib, plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Joseph Mays, and Sally his wife, formerly
Sally Bibb, john Duncan, and Rachel his
wife, formerly Rachei Bib, Joseph b.s,, and
Nancy Bib, widow and relict of Martin Bhb,
deceased, Arthur h. Davies, appointed guar.
dian TO detend Nancy Bib, William Bihb,
and Martin Bib, infant heirs of said Martin
bibb, deceased, defendants,
IN CH7ECERT
Jhcplainttta having fiedtheir hill, where
upon II appearing In the satisfaction of the
. court that the read estate OF the said Martin
Bihb, deceased, will not tRgeed three hundred
dollars share 10 each distrthutee II is there
fore ordered, that Joseph Mays aud Sally his
wife, tormerly sally Bhb, John Duncan and
Rachel his wife formerly Rachel Bibb, Nancy
Bib, William B,bb, aud Martin Rib, infant
heirs of Martin Bibb, deceased, hy Ar
thur D. Dawes, their guardian, Joseph Bib,
and Nancy Bib, widow and relct of said
Martin Bib, deceased, do appear here on the
first dag OF jane court next, 10 shew cause, il
any they can, why the said real estate should
moi be sold aud distributed according TO the
Act of Assembly in -that case made and pro
Yided, according 10 the prayer of the PLAIN
itlhs bill aud il appearing 10 the satisfaction
of the court that the defendant Joseph Bbl
does not reside within the limits of this com
monweallh II is therefore ordered, that I'M
less the said defendant doth appear here os
or before the FIRST day OF June court next, mc
enter his appearance, aud give security &c
cording to the Act OF Assembly, the plaintiffs
bill shall be taken as confessed, and the mat
ter thereof decreed accordingly and it i
4 =
space of two months successivelv, aud thu
, another copy thereof be posted at the from
door of the courthouse of this county, OF
some court day A copy-Teste,
! 80 A. b. DAVIES, c.
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Negroes al auction.

I WILL SELL, un Saturday the nth
! Insiapt. nj tue market house, Two likely
NEGRO BOYS. JOHN X. ID. PAYNE,
April .. ids35 9pet'0"eef.
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4 Il a meeting of the President aud D.
"A rectors ofthe Lynchburg and Salem
turnpike company, in Lynchburg, the I'd
day of April, 1924: Whereas, board of
Directors Of the Lynchburg aud Salem
Turnpike company, at meeting held Oh
the 23d day of October, 1923, directed
that the stockholders Of the said company,
should pay to the treasurer thereof, on,
or before the 29th day of November then
next, the sum Of 10 per eentum on their
several shares of stock, which reqbisiton
although recorded in the books Of The said
society, was not duly advertised in the
manner prescribed by law, it has there
fore become necessary TO renew said RI
QUESTION so far as relates 10 those stock
holders who have not paid the sums IL the
said order required.
IL as therefore ordered, that the stockhol
ders of the said company, or such of them
as have mol paid the sums in the aforesaid
order mentioned, do pay to the Treasurer
Of the said company, on or before the 10th
day of May next, ten dollars Che sum in
the said order conemplated) on each share
of stock. JOHN LYNCH. CIeyk.
April G. tlOmBo
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Also, four Neuroes.

Edward, Jack, Peter, Jinney aud Nina Two
horses, ell the HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
r. KNi II RE, and crop of all descriptions.
Inc subscriber, acting MS trustee, will only
convey tothe purchasers such title ms is vesi.
ed IN him as such. SAMUEL JORDAN
March ID ,-,Io,
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l tract or parceA OF N.anA.

LYING md bong in Tie county of Camubel
adjoining the innds of Carrneion. Chiffon an,
others, aud containing 800 ACRES, more OF
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alsO, one other Tract,

AdIoInInglhe above DESCRIBED Land, contnin-
ing upwards OF 200 acres On this tract there
are two settlements, on one of which is IA
very good house, well flushed, out houses,
orchards, II good garden, &c and on the
other comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
NC. This tract also adions the lands of 1ohn
Shelton. Col slohu An1IIar md ethan,
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chiefly for uhosoye
The Establishment limo chic ' "
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resi- Early York Cabbage Seed, lor
Il sale by THOMAS J, DuVAL
January 20. ts47
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VaAV ANNE X,ANDS
FOR .S1LE.

ME subscriber wishes to sell the fol-
Il lowing yaluabIe TRACTS OF LAND,
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IN CHANCERy

On I've motion al he pla,ntiIs, by their
counsel who lied ihrir separate bill, and it
appearing lolhe satisfaction Of he court II nj
the lctrudaht William II Mosby Is mol an in
hulgiant I'll tins commonwealth, aua without
lie jurisdiction OF This court II Is orirrea,
that ljs defendants in thi, country retain in
iheir G"hhs, what money, property or other
eafets they may hive, or may hereafter come
To their hands, belonging 10 III, absent .'cfcn.
dhnt, 90 tie amount 81 FIVE hundred end fifty
dollars, subject 10 tie further order aud de
cree ct this court Aud il Is further drcreed,
tina the sad defendant " iliam H. Masbv do
appear here ON the fourth Monday in MAY
next, and answer the several bills OF the rom.
plainanis, aud that copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted IN one Of the new spaper.
printed ~ tie town of Lvnclhufg once I
Hetk tor elaht weeks successfully, prcvion,
10 dat day. and that ano'her copy thereof b,
posted mp AT the front door q the courthouse
of this county on some court day.
Iopy-lrstc
'N) IN Tyrrt ~ I
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.INILLs,c e
.rcfson Uo"n'y, ri, nag Court 1894.
Benjamin Nosby. aud Bib y Harris,
Compliments,


against
William II Mosby, Lee W Harris, admr.
OF William u. Mosby, deed, aud in his own
right, and sarah MJsby, Jacob Moshy, Polly
hosby, John Moshy, benjamin Moshy, Lii.
lIebcry Mosby, Mildred Ann Mostly, ana
Nancy Mosby, children aud heirs OF thc said
Wm ~. Mos4y, decd, 4'y Leo ". Hp,ris,
specially appointed lhcir guardian, sarah
Mosby, wilow aud rolict of the said VIZ. II.
Mosly, deed ant 1rris'n 1urncr, fsun of
henryD defendants
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ALSO, one other Tract.

Adjoining the first described tract on the
south west side, containing e39 acres, chiefly
IN woods, not mere than 10 acres being clear
ed, which are well enclosed. This tract is
well limbcred, and is line tobacco land
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rFiSO, one other 'Nract

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
ing 39l acres, and bounded on one side by
the road leading from Samuel Burks's, 70
W"is Gep, aud the lands of Richard {. FL
us, the kethci tract, and the land, Of john
tumm, dee, OF this tract there arc cnly
ehoni 10 acres cleared, and that portion of It
Is wei enclosed and fresh II is heavily tim
oered ana well watcred, and contains large
quantity of frs rate tobacco land. Tbis 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 be DESTROYS of purchasing,
!! Is expected, will wish to view the lands 9
lhey will be shown at any time on applica
ton being made TO the subscriber.
J. , Terms of sale shall be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE KIitkTR
February 90. oswts
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JOHN NILS, c
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4 T. rules holden IN the clerks Office oi
: \ the superior court of chancery for the
Lynchbnrg district The oh day Of February
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8 ss.
8 gas.

And these gallons, divided by heir
tersns, or four, shew that on an avera &c,
throughout the year, two salipns are re-
q'llred daily per head for the ia pigs +;
ar equal to 28S gallons; and 10 our 70
bree ding sows, and two bears, W. give
per day, three gallons each, or equal to
40 gallons; making, altogether, an a.
grega'e OF $50 gallons; thus quite con-
suming oar three messes OF ll2 gallon
ach. BY the different ages ofthe pi g.
as above combined, we have constant
and daily call for the same quan,iiy -
swlll through the year. SO that our bust
ness proceeds with perfect regularity.
Your obedien, humble serr,'n,
NATHANIEL INGERSOLL.
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The body OF the house Is formed by
framing together ten planks OF eleven
and half feet long, eighteen inches
broad, and Two inches thick, sci upright
on their ends at the ten angles of The
house. dsvlating as much from he ra-
dius of a circle as is necessary to bring
their sides at rig hit angle, with cor
responding front, or ia, of the buildng.
This IS done for the purpose of ad nit
ting one square hive and tran su lar one
into each space ,etween the p anks lhus
making places or twenty hives IN each
tier, or circle, a which there are bur,
being eighty hive, in all. The upnshl
pIanks are Ienanld into circular frame
work of other pla,k, above and below !;
and The places TO support he different
tiers oil hives, are made by let ing inch
boards into these upright pIinks, by a
doye-tall; the while is weather5oarded
aud painted. Ihe hives are in the in
side, and stand on idcrs which have a
tongue that reachf through a noich in
the wealher'"ardik, Tor place for the
bees 10 light on. The point OF these
tongues, and likems sc a circle above the
bee-holes, are palped with the several
primary colors, 81 diversified that no
two OF the eighty y alike. The object
of such diversity that the bees will
readily know lheif pwn hives.
The inside of lfe house is provided
with circular Step, that wind round a
shaft, and are wholly unconnecttd with
the walls. The r$ers If each step are
morticed through he shaft, ADD support
The sie3s The shalt itself has a eud-
geon in each end that works in beam
above, and in the floor b low. Thus iiS-
ed. the whole stars Can b turned round
50 as TO bring platform, or landing
place that is level WITH each tier Of hivas
opposite any particular hive that nay be
Necessary to work with.
The hives themselves are plain b,xes
male OF inch boards, either an oblone
square OF twelve by eighteen inches, OF
triangular boz, according To the place
according to the place they are DESIGNED
TO occupy in the house. Toere are but
two kinds Of boxes in the bee-house
which Being all of one size and dinen
SONS win ii, in AM part of it, They are
SIX inches each in height, and two, three
or four ut Mem on each other, and CO.
vered by lid, forms the hive. The
main end and OBJECT o the whole is tc
take from the be 8 their surplus honey
withon, killing EN-. as is usual in the
common method of managing tia; in
dusrious and usettl, INSECT
Very respectful!r, yours,
IA MES CLARKE.
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NOTICE
TO RUNAWAY SUBSCRIBERS.

y
The great losses we have sustained from this
class Of orr batrons, induces us TO adopt mea-
sures to checl; the evil.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to MI sub
scrihcrs for the SpEcr,ron, from the COM
mencement of its publication to the present
time, and persons otherwise in iebte1 at this Of
fee, who have either abscon led. or changed
their places of residence without apprizrg us
ofthe sane. nr mating any arrangement forthe
payment ofarrears that unless they settle their
respective accounts M,sore the 9Th 'av % .prl
next, their names viii he Published, with the
sum lue from each. Md thereafter. the names
Of AL who 50 ahsconl or change thew places Of
residence. viii he published as the cases re
spectivelv occur. Jan. &, 1924.
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From the American Farmer.

IMPROVED FREDERICKSBURG OF
AN ELEGANT ONE ON A LARGE SCALE.
Laughiastovn, Oct. l7th, 1928.
DEAR SIR,
Y u ask absorption of my bee house,
concerning which, owe you an analogy
for my remis,ness, in not answering your
letter sooner: but being myself" as busy
as bee" all summer, as well as being
conscious pf an inability to describe it
with sufficient clearness and accuracy,
vas ne cause Of my delay.
The bee. house is built about eight
perches from nv dwelling house, where
small bank afforded good site for a
Stone foundation. The foundation is cir
cular, FIVE fee, in diameter the inside, and
six and half feet high, rising eighteen
inches a,ove. the highest part OF the
ground, into this door opens so as to
admit access into the house below the
lower tier Of hives. On this stands the
bee.hnuse, which is ten sided, and eight
feet diameter from outside to outside Of
the Notwithstanding. II is eleven and a
half lee, high rom the stone work to the
caves, from whence the roof rises like a
come supporting staff in the centre, that
is crowned by yane.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

TermsofsVbscris,ioa- peranmm, hapabie
In qfrqnce. Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition win he charged at the rate
of "a per annnm. A failure 70 give notice of
q wish 20 discontinue at the end Of each term
will be considered rs new engagement. No
paperto be discontinued (ln'ess at the option
Of the Nditor) until all arrearages shall have
been paid.
.PTuertieemente, not eXcee linz a square, viii
beiNserted at 81 for the first, aud 50 centsfor
each subsequent insertion. larger advertise
mentsin the same proportion.
CT Letters to the Eltor must be post paid.
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IA MES CLARKE.
CONDITION ANo PROSPHC IS OF TIE
GiiEEKS.


[1He ,fallopi,' correspondence forms part Of
tire Documents hatamtted by the Prea lent to
the Fow9s # Representatives., in bUrsuaacs
ofa cal p59a him FIR informdioa touching lie
Coadiaon aud PROSPECTS ofthe Greeks.]
Ertract Of a iettrr from Mr.. Rush our
Minister in Lonioa TO lH-. adams,
Secretary of Stare, dated
LONDON, FEBRUARY "a, 1928.
| received. the lay before yesterday,
a paper, Of which = copy is enclosed,
addressed to you, by Andreas Lariotis,
an agen, or deputy fro n Corinth, On BE-
half of the cause Of the Gre ks
1t will be perceived hat, at er descrih-
ing the general nature OF the revolution
oow going on in Greece, the object oil
he papsi is, to solicit aid of the United
States, and the establishment, of dip.o.
na'ic connexions with them.
This gentleman, who has recently ar
rived in LONDON, brought ne letter OF
introduction from General Dearborn, al
Lisbon, and | received him IN manner
'ue 10 the interesting character which
- bears. assured him that the for
mes of his country were dear to the
,eopie of the United Sta es, who, che
ri,hipg the freedom which they them
selves inherited and enjoyed, looked with
he warmest sympathy upon the strug-
gle Of the Greeks for their national liber-
les; and that The government of the u.
States participated in this feeling. o.
the latter, | considered the lae mention
If the subject by the President, in his
message TO Congress, al the opening OF
he session, as the authentic proof.
To the inquiries of Mr.. Luriotts whe-
iher my Government would open polllI
cal or diplomatic relations with his, a.
he present day. replied, that this form
ed point on which was wholly unip
formed, and could not undertake to Civ
my opinion. That it involved conside
rations Of expediency, as applicable t.
the United States, as wei as OF advan-
tage. or otherwise, as applicable TO The
Greek cause itself, that would be ma.
,urely weighed al Washington, before
any decision would be pronounced. Al
that could say, was, TO reiterate the as
surance of the friendly interes, that was
felt amongst Us. for the success OF the
cause in which his country was embark
ed; and adverted to the part which my
government had acted, in relation to the
South American struggle--a part so
mich in advance Of any other govern
ment-as sure indication that i, could
feel no bsckwardness in welcoming,
when the proper day arrived, the new
born freedom Of Greece, into the family
OF nations. In the end, | informed him,
that ! would gladly become the organ OF
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and are snll in action around US, in our
favor; and | conclude, rejoicing in tho
hope that Narth America and Greece
may be united in the bonds OF long-sn-
dur ng and unbrokeD concord; and have
the honor To BIZ, with every sentiment OF
respect, your obedienl hun'bIe servant,
AND LCRtOTTIS.
London, February 90, 1928.