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from number of certificates two only are selected.
From Enoch Perley. ESQ.


Brialgef0n, Cumberland Co. 1914
In the year 1907 my wife violently attacked with tho
rheumatism in every part of her frame; the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost nsupportahlc che
could not walk step, bear her weipht vtbot
support nor dress nor undress, nor turn in bed any
tha an infant One morning Dr. Deans pills were admin
istered to her and before she could get ont f h
ped ana Walk across the ROOM and the same ay she
into the other room and the next day p stairs and w
ea aer able 70 be about and recovered her health
snd strength Esq Perey further cerfies that the late
widow Pierce, mother Of the celebrated Count Rfn5
when about oyears Of age, was so afflicted with The M
matsm that she could neither walk nor stand nor
ieeu herself without great difficulty; and had been in that
SITUATION numoef OF weeks and being SO advanced in
years. despared OF ever finding remedy She said tb
uous; tor in very short time after taking them tbn s
was removed and her limbs restored to their usefulness
WE certify that Dr. Deans pills have been freely used
ny Or families for several years and that we
sIder them safe and useful medicine esnecaIi g. M
rheumatsm IN which complaint, in what We have
fenced, seen and heard, consider them more escte
an any tnng else we have known used, and do think
non George Thatcher Judge of the Supreme Court of
MASSACHUSETTS; Hon. jeremiah ill., Bidddefor Rcv NJ
'hGn He6ssr, do Rev John Turner do Can't S,,a E.sn1
90 Rev Paul Ce6n, Buxon Rev &las JooS
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WHITEHALL.

W DE hENi for term of years, that small farm
- oorloh,y known by the above name CONTAINING ~
" good land at present under substantial fence 2
iea INTO lots OF convenient szesal Of which ars y,
so S , w under good grass Except two that are to be
ronb ~ Nv present tenant) This land is within The Be-
, sSsa' aao and well adapted for the supply Of
"i nn OF , garden vegetables to the market ''pp'
e premises is large single stored brick house,
,a loar chambers in the second sory-a numn Of
c wMer icon large frame barn. horse stables and
south east front Of the house with aza on me
r men of me Chrsana Bandywine, and the Delaware
re"t Is IS wen as Of the country along their shores The
wl be given for the faithful performance Of the con,ract
~ b as TINS property bounds upon the Brandvw;ne
aesre theretron, for the Of the farm 'o he may
- 'No. 90 Ao<o'-oT-f WILLIAM POOLE,
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Private Sale

A FARM in New Castle hundred, containing from re
70 10 acres, 20 of which is meadow Of the first null
rms farm hes on the main road from Wmncton q, ~.
Castle halt way between the two places On the nre,
ses are good frame dwelling house stories rooms on
a oo, WIN kitchen, and pump the door Young AMI
hng apple orchard This property is an eIiSihe En-" i
apply to AAiAe' FOR terms
A.c. lNGi.BER BRYAN,
November 10, 1928 NV" 'iun9reu:
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NOTICE

hereby given 10 all whom it may concern, that shall
Apply 70 the Legislature of the State of Delaware al
heH session m January next, for supplement TO an ali
law law, or anew law, for the improvement of the MarsI
cripple and low Ground, and making new Bank on Nor
rs rs 5 hranch, IN Appoquinmink hundred New Castle
County, State of Delaware ABRAHAM pIEpCT So''S
-, 80 fth' 1900. 94-19t
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Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Com
pany--New Stock.

NoIICE IS HEREBY GWEN that third n.,.,n,o..
~ OF Ejteem dollars on every share of nev STOCK ~ M
OfDecember according to the of Subscription Gay
- p II. ID. GILPIN, Treasurer
n; D. The payment of persons in Wilmington and i.
Nov IS. 1925 are are
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N Gle Court Of Chancy IF tie Yat. Of Delaware u, and

In Gle Court Of Chaacey Of the STATE Of Delaware IN and
for Susssr county.
Between David Conwel James Peeryo
(son of James } David Hazard, Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, Robert
and Joseph Peery, infants by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James
Peery, Mary Eliza, Sarah Hester and
William II. Peery, infants, by Robert
Hunter their guardian. Conbl1nalts | 49,,
And William Hickey and Nancy Z hlii III Equity.
his wife, John MsWhoror and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars, Frances
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levna Aletta
Mary, William and Reuben Turner.
Defendants.
Upon the petition of James Peery, (son of Jam.s, aos
one OF said Compliments this day presented ~ ~ ~
Chancellor and upon reading affidavit whereby an
pears That on the 3lst day of July 1928 an order of b
Court was made, by which the said Alletta Mary w,;
and Reuben Turner, defendants as aforesaid were orl,
to appear in this Court and in this Cause on certain Az
therein mentioned, or that the Compliments Bill filed N
his cause should be taken pro confesso and that cow
OF said Order should be published in the A
within and for the time therein mentioned and for "
much as appears, that the of Levna Turner one
ot said defendants omitted in said order and fl h
same has not been published as therein directed AMI %
publication thereof would not have answered he nnrnos
Tor which was obtained, 1t is therefore PRAYED Thai The
SAID order may berevoked, and that another order a h.
made for appearance and publication which the Chanceor
holds reasonable, and doth order accordingly and il fh
fourteenth day Of November in the year Of our Lord on
thousand eight hundred and twenty three on afoy;, f
the said James Peery, that the said eyina AIleta Me-
William and Reuben Turner, defendants did and still do
out OF this State, Ordered by the Chancellor HAT
me SAID defendants do appear in this Court and in this
Cause, on the first Monday of March next or tbe Cow
plainants Bill filed in this cause shall be taken nro
confesso audit is further ordered that copy of this order
be inserted within thirty days from this date in the watch
man, published in the Borough of Nminpton in ~;
state and IN the Democratic Press for the Country pnb
hshed IN the City of Philadelphia and in each Of tbosc
papers published Tor three months next after its first pub
hcanon: NICHOLAS RIDGELY, Chancellor.
The State IF DelaOarc
SUSSEX County, to wi: {
lsEss. Jn StScthy, Register of the Court Of Chan
Gerry OF the state OF Delaware in and for Sussex Conn
aforesaid DO hereby certify that the above and
is true copy OF the order made in the above case
IN testimony whereof have hereunto set INV hand anil
this fifteenth day of November, 1923. o""'
NOV. 81, 1881 "ey a. - y
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ACADEMY.

ACADEMY.
VIE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the eduorton f .t
OF ooth sexes IN all the various branches of useful Educa
so ana as he aters himself that he has given general
sssacnon % those who have already favored him with
Helf support and having an opening for few mere pu
piis' he again solclts share of public patronage
VIM BASS, Orange Street, WILMINGTON
"tgh' School will commence on Monday.
October 18Th, 1898. %
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

WH0LES4LE OR RETAIL.
5000 VT. Cotton Yarn, Nos. to rs.
500 Cotton Laps,
1000 Live Feathers,
1000 Wool,
10000 Cotton Balls,
1000 Cuts Domestic Thread
1000 yds Linen and Cotton Checks
5000 Linen and Cotton Sheetines
5000 Plaids asd Stripes,
5000 Z Shirtngs,
1000 Tow Linen,
1000 Pittsburg Cords
1000 Lnsey
1000 Tickings,
1000 A & GA Diapers,
1000 Sattinetts,
1000 Cassimeres,
1000 Cloths;
And variety of other DOMESTIC and IMPORTER
GOODS are just received and be disposed Of C6eo o
Cash, at Ill, Market Street N'''P AZ
Oct. 81. 't Hi''t' oo LIZ
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NOTICE.

RY virtue of law passed by the Legislature of the
- State OF Delaware, on the 9th day of February,
1928, have had the Tract or parcel Of land therein
described, surveyed and plot Of the same made and
returned into the Recorders Office at New Castle, in
and for Newcastle County, for the information of all per
sons who may be concerned DANIEL MELVIN
Appoquinimnk Hundred, Nov 49, 1925 93-3mp
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CHEAP BUTTER !

VJNHE subscriber has Just received 2OOO Ihs , .,,,,
Lacqster lump g IUb q Goshen Tu5 q Keg BugTTr
Wcn he intends dsposng of by the single Pound Tub or
Quantity, at the most reduced prices 0'N' W %
opposite the Lower Market House, wilmington.
constant supply of all kinds of Butter can he b.1
'"T M gu the winter by applying as above.
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ELECTION.

'GNiE stockholders of the Wilmington and PHILADELPHIA,
Turnpike Company will hold their annual mee;nir %
Jacob tiootons Inn, Brandywne on the 6rst Nonday i;
Managers for the ensuing year viii take place ''f
BY Order, JAMES ippISp g.,
Brandywine, Dec. 8, 1898 90 NO ~ ~
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HANGING sCHOOL.

NNI KENNEDY tenders his ackpow-
w. Judgements 10 tile public for the pat
ronage With which Ire has been favored, aud
begs leaeet To inform them that ie intends com
mencing a sia weeks session OF his school on
Friday the 21th1ustant, at the Union Hotel.
rIe will ieaet two days in each week, at .
n. M. and > T. M.
lie also proposes teaching Night School,
uwice a week. for The accommodation OF
gentlemen whose business. viii not permit
iheir attending in the early part Of the day
The terms Of tuition for each viii be SO, halt
of which is 10 be paid ai the end of 3 weeks,
the balance at the expiration oil the session.
August 20. ST.
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Little Otter Tobacco Land
FOR SALE.


4 HAVE fot sale, about $50 acres Utmost
4 valuable LAND, lying on Little otter RI
yer IN the county OF Bedford, about ~ miles
from - achLufe, 8 miles from the courthouse,
and within . mile Of The seile OF the Turn
pike roHd This land lies remarkably well
and l. supposed 10 be rs well a1aided 70 The
cultivation OF ine tobacco, hehi and corni
rs any in the county. About one third oil
the tract is in moods-by FAR The greater parI
OF which IL 6rstfate tobacco land. The clear.
ed land is IN most excellent heart for crop
ping. There is a ioietable good dwelling
house, and The necessary out houses for the
accommodation OF a family aud the hands TO
aork IL. IL will be shown, aud the terms
OF sale made known by application TO thc~hb-
seriber, or to Mr.. George si.ptoe, who hse,
near the premises.
WILLIAM S1EPTOE.
August g. WITS 81
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MarshaN's Sale.

IN pursuance of a decree of the stperior
i court of chancery for The LynclrAurg dis.
triet, pronounced Gu the 2lst day of MAY.
1921, IN the Cause of Camden vs.. CIuiborne'
the undersigned, Marshal Of the said conr,
will, on Wednesday the LIST d September, he.
fore the door el the Franklin %iIotcl, in the
town II Lynchbutg, expose 10 sale, by way
of public auction, 20 the highest bidder. 10,
cash, the FOLLOWING SLAVES, To vii -
Pope, Nelson, Lindsay, Piiii, Washington
Margaret, Phoebe, Fanny, Giecn and Maria
together with the Increase Of the femal,
slaves, il any.
Should the day above mentioned be unfair
the sale will take place on the next fair da,
thereafter.
G. B. WooDsoN, NJ. S. c. c. L. D.
August 3. ids
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
Eur u EunawaS.

DUNAWAI On F,,das n%inrning the 9th
lssiusl. from the h%attcanA 81 which b. Vas
waking, rpu Ja,nss river, tn.fIy miles alatk g
R,ehmnnd = Aenug negro mat. named LOB
alloat twenty NeaIs OF Hss, II small stature,
selioN complication, straight, black heir, sons-
what of the appearance al az Indian, peaks
slowly, elmu~i afoninc, ha - FIRST ttesA 81
him a simple appearance, hm On examination
will he fund ia lf sufcVd aaa intelligent. !
do not know / tie has am nesh tl"rks about
him. he W. raised 10y Mr.. Jefferson, nj
Monticello. Ia Ali,rinarle, 'rho srid lim r.
a Mr.. Nheaf. Who sold him 10 Alr. Mckinney
of Cliatioiir. lie, Of whom ! purchased him
the first Taesda, III last month H. has rels-
4ions nj Aiun.4eella, al Mr. Ieffersntt nlanln-
ton near IynehlmrP, Ia Richmond, a. Mr.
Thomas Maan lasudolrhs plantation, neaf
1nekahue creek. u lew miles above Rich
mond, and ri Wilton, below Richmond !
think IT most probable le is milking bis way
either 10 A%lhemarie, or the plantation near
1 ynchhnrg. lie ran away from Mr.. Wheat
about a ycnr aso, aud .n~deasored 10 get IL
Pennsyl, suia, tui was unprecedented. ! will
sgiye Fifiy Dollars reward Tor experimenting
and delivering him Ia me NJ The Virginia Mill,
in the county OF Buckingham, II taken olt al
the state, mud reasonable travelling expenses
pnid, or len Dollars II taken W%iihiuthc state,
secured in jail, 50 that | gel him again,
and reasonable travelling expenses, If brought
home. ASBLm CRENSHAN,
Aug. IL. Wit
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New and Fashionable
GOODS.

~
Try the latest arrivals from New FORK,
ID the subscribers have received additional
s~ua.lie. of NEN AND FASHIONABLE
GooDs. wbicI, have been purchased at anc-
ion for cash. very much below the ordinary
,rires-among which are
ssun.r6ne Llue and black Cloths
Do do do Cassimeres
Do Third and strip'd do Iiashiona-
bie s,yIel
, few ,;eces snnerb Silk Velvet yesting
-. Is,Ltsa IT onL,..d a,1 white Mar.
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Musie-piano larte.

EsVARISTE MAUKY respectfully in.
IL forms his Appropriateness aud the public
IN general, that he will teaching
MUSIC iu the town Of Lynehb1rg, the last
week OF The NINTH of September ncNt, II a
sufficient numhrr of scholars can lr obtained
lie will also iesch'in the Country, II u suli-
cienl number ol scholar will SOLICIT together,
(say siN or mere) b. ti.dnng experience IL
teaching on the above instrument ia HE
south, and some time IN this state, where he
has received general appreciation, he hopes
IL be polrnuized ia Ibis place. T. VI vii be
absent for u lew weeks, and persons wishing
information, will please apply 10 Capt. Jodln
Hancock, where they may find the terms of
tuition, aud ANY either information they may
d. sire, Aug. y. ~
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Drugs and Medicines.
y
NATTER IL. ~MIDDLETON,

.1POTIiEC.lR giND DRLGGIST,
HAS received directly from New York
S1R and Philadelphia, - supply Of pkUGs.
and fresh Family MEDICINES, OF The puresI
quality, which will he sold al The Richmond
prices.
.Pnrtitioucrs OF Medicine, country mer.
chants, aud others, who bay large quantities.
aud eannot at all times fad il convenient IL
pay the cash, can be supplied on al,bcral ere
dit, where punctuality i, observed. Fanille,
in this town ard is vicinity, supplied with
medicines put up in the INCEST style, payable
bali yearly.
lie has also received, English and Amcri.
cnn White Lead, ground ia uilj dry ditto
Spanish Brown, in oil dry dtto iel-
low 0chro la oil dry ditto spirits al
Jurpeniine Linseed Oh Venetian Red
Red Lead prusslnn Blue, No. | aud , SUI
i,crior Chrome Yellow Patent Green; Spruce
} elioN ;Dutch Pink Glineral green King
Yellow kpse, Pink, ythRrgr, Engllsh aud
American tennilion Ivory Black Paint
Brushes of every description English uud
American Terra de sienna Black Lrad
Lamp Black Turkey umber Gold Leaf ol
superior quality SILVER ditto Spanish NH.
ting Parts ditto American clue superivr
Hue Smalt, Pdmicc Stone Coach Copnl
NHrnish Furniture ditto Gum Cuphl; Ground
Camwaod Stone ochre LogNood, ground
and in sticks, Ne. sc. together with every
other Paitt aud bye-Spf now in use. A
more complete assortment OF goods IN hi line
never has Deen offered in thu market before,
aud he earnestly snlicits his friends aud the
public 10 give him a call, to whom he returns
his g%reatful acknowledgements for past patron
age. Aug. II.
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and Sign Wanting 4,


DFTWEEN Mr.. William RaArord's and
- Liberty, | dropt from my pocket ONE
huNf'.t.D DOLLARS, IN Virginia notcs ot
ten dollars each. | think | had the money
between Col Moerc's aud Nowclfs mills, bat
am not certain. Whoever will driver me the
money at Mr. kadlord's, my present residence,
or give such information as will enable me 10
get II again, shall he lib.rnlly rewarded.
JESSE \. BKAMBLET,
July -. Is
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Negroes, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Books, &c. &c.
ar ,3UCTTOV

DY virtue of a deed Of trust 10 me exc
IL cnted by Richard Pollard, for purposes
therein expressed, | shall proceed to sell, at
the dwelling. house Of the said Richard Pol
lard, on Federal llill, on Wednesday, the c5th
instant, FOUR NEGROES, 10 wit George,
Hannah, Tom, and Joiu-two Horses-two
Carts-two Cans, Zone of them a most supe-
rior fewling p~iece)-one pair pis,ois-Also, a
superior Piano Forte-All the Household and
Kitchen Furniture of the said Poltard-toge.
'her with his Library, consisting of about $50
volumes, well selected, on Theology, Philo.
sophy, History, ard Polite Literature.
icrr1s OF sale, which will at 0
o'clock-fer sums under SIo casLworsr 90
six months credit, the purchasers e;yin. hSonj
with approved security.
Nd ROBERT HVES, Jr.
NIB. A schedule and catalogue of the above
property may he seen at II. PoIlard.. ]snc.;on
tore. Aug. 10, tds
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CoPrERSMiTH AND TIMER,
ID ETUKNS thanks 10 his friends aud
Ia the public generally for the liberal en-
conrhgemeni he has received, aud takes this
mcthod OF informing them that he hasa gru-
erai assortment OF STILLS, suitable for the
approaching fruit harvest, from 30 10 100 gal
Ions, aud IS prepared 10 make Mt the shortest
aouce any size, both patent and common.
lie has on hand n general assortment of all
Kinds and sizes OF WARE. in his line, togcth.
er with nlsny other articles, all OF which he
Viii sell, nj the lowest cash prices, wholesale
%orretail ~ will exchange them tor old cop
per, pewter, lead or country produce, deliver.
ed nj his factory in %Lynchburg, next door TO
MesSrN. Bel u Rose, and in u part Of the
house occupied by MIR. john Boy d. saddlcr.
n Is. Cutters aud sronts for houses will he
made aud put mp either IN. town or country,
On very moderate terms.
Dune 10. do wl0w
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Owe

Wherein he how resides, in Amherst coonlr
distant II miles from L,nehbu e aud 10 lroaa
GRAHAM'S COVE, containing la5o
between 4 aud 800 OF which are cIe.,ea
This land lies we'll aud is IN good henri -
dwelling house is comfortdbit and con, eri.|'
and has attacked 10 il The neerss.r, ~
houses, orchards, nc. There is vel a lr
portion OF good tobacco laud TO clear, WHY
is very heavily tinlbeied. The whole trn
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advertisement

's>ilE subscriber wishes 10 sell q TRACT
OF LAND in the upper end of Amhcrs,
county, within one mile Of yrent's ferry. md
about SIX miles above l. ncl.burp. conia;nina
100 ac,eS; lhis Tau" is well adapted 10 the
culture oil corn, wheat and tobacco. Tie
Piahla''oh IS sufficient to work 10 hands 70
.1ean.age. The land that is to clear is good
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NAClEG.
Mr.. John S. MOOrlapd.

ClR-Please to take notice that | shall
~ on Monday the 9th day of September
next, at the house of W liiam McDermu, IA
the county of Botetourt, and from day TO dov
until tire business is completed, prorced 70
take the afiidavits of lillian McDc; moi md
Aquilla Combs and others, an3 nm lbnrsdnv
The 9th day Of the same month, at the house
OF Gorden Cloyd, proceed TO take the afid,.
Wits of George Cloyd and others, which ani.
davits are 10 be read as evidence on the trial
OF the injunction, now depending in the su.
PeriOr court of Chancery for the Lynchbure
District wherein ! am plaintiff and Won and
John Moore are defendants, when and where
you may attend If you think proper.
ANDREW RUDDFII.
August 6. w4ws ~
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IN CflAscpRY.

IN CTAsCEHY.
II anInsaring To the satisfaction of The court
hat the defendant sale does not reside with
In the limit of this commonwealth, OF mo-
ton OF The plaintiff II : ordered. that tile said
absent ti.ien,tant doth appear here on the
FIRST das al September court neNt and give Sc
curly according 10 The att OF assembly and
tic rides Of this court, aud ansWef The plain
iiO-s bill aud 1t j. ordeted, thnt n copy OF
This order be Inserted IN the Lyneilhnfg Viz
eininn iRn months snccessiyely, returnable
to September court neal. Aud II j. ordered,
that the other defendant Thompson be res
lr-incd from paying AMY or otherwise dis
posing of any monies or effects IN his hands
irinnring Ia said absent defendant, ia the ~
mount of one hundred and lweniy dollars.
And II Is furthermore ordered, thai u copy-of
this order be posted nj the front door oi the
court house Of this county on some court
day 4 copy. 1csie,
Ar DAVIES, elk.
~ The defendants in the above suit will
take notice that | have appointed Saturday
the l7ih day OF August, aud Saturday The 7h
day of September, 1921, 10 take snndry depo.
sitions, 10 be read In the trial Of the above
cause, M the Franklin Hotel, in the town OF
IL nchbarg, when aud where they may attend
your obi sers't, I. II MUKRELL.
July III iswsw
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NAAU.tHl.E A..AND

FOR SALE
1--WE subscriber offers for sale that va
lnable tract of LAND, wherein he re-
side, containing by n lnte survey 800 acres,
about 800 of which are cleared aud in a high
siate OF cultivation, the balance good tobae-
co land-a convenient dW yelling house, and
every other necessary ont house, also u
Grist MIN,
which gets about loo barrels Of toll grain a
year, aud good fruit of almost every descril.
lion. The purchaser or purchasers by pay
ing one fourth Of tire purchase money, Tan
hive OF reqnired) one, two aud three years
for the balance, giving his bonds 10 carry in.
terest from the date If not punctually paid,
aud n lien on The land to secure the whole
payment. One hundred aud fifty bushels of
wheat may be seeded This fall 10 advantage.
This land is two miles south oil MIR. Il. Hum
ties and sixteen from Lyuchbnrg.
ARCHD. BOILING, Jr.
August 6. wsw 81
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MarshaA'S sale.

IN pursuance of n degree Of the Superior
Il Court Of Chaaeery tor the Lynchhulg Dr.
triet, pronounced on Hrc l0th day of Ocl Der,
1928, in a cause therein depending, between
Thomas 4. Bouldin, cN'dr dt David Ross, dc.
ceased, p%itinni, mud samuel |. Harrison, de-
fendant-rhe undersigned, Marshal afthc said
court, viii, on Tuesday, the l4th day Of Sep.
tcmher next, expose 10 sale, an the premises,
by way of public e%uctloIb 10 the highest bid
der, a certain
Tract or Parcel Of Land,
Lying in the county Of Campbell, about two
miles below Lynclhtrg, IN the south side Of
James river, called the Narrow Low Grounds,
and containing III acre., more or less.
Terms of sale-A negotiable note at four
months, with a good eudorser, for onr.fourth
OF the purchase money, viii be required OF
the purchaser or purchasers, The residue Ia be
secured by bond aud good security, with a
lien on the property, with interest on the
whole from the dsy of sale.
GEO. Il, NOUnSON, ". !. u. C. c.
n. b. The above tract OF lutd is supposed
20 contain from 80 10 "a acres of low grounds
equal in point oi fertility, To my IN this sec
ton Of conntry-the high land is chiefly il
wood, and we'll timbrrrd, aud being cont
gnoas 10 %Iynehbufg, is considered an objee
worthy of attention,
Aug, 10. 1twtds !