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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-16

at Court Of Probate held at Portland soitkin ava
for The county Of Cumberland, on he first Tues
day Of March, IN the year Of our Lord sigA-
teen hundred and tlCeaty four
4 an the petition Of Samuel Merrill, Junr admins
traitor Of the estate Of Luther Merrill lats or Fal-
mouth, in said county HouseWrght deceased, repre-
senting than the personal estate Of said deceased is
not sufficient 20 pay the just debts which he owed
at the time az his death. by tie Of eleven hum
dred eighty dollars and thirty four cents and craving
for license 70 sell and convey 50 much of Inv real
estate OF said deceased may be necessary for the
payment q SAID debts and incidental charges OK
DERED--Ihat the petitioner give notice thereof
TO the heirs Of said deceased and 70 an persons in
teresied 70 said estats by causing copy Of this Or
der 70 be published in the Portland Gazette printed
IN Portland IN said County three weeks successive
ly prior 70 the first Tuesday Of April next that thew
may then appear al a Probate Count 10 w held
Al said Portland az O'Clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, y any they have, why the prayer III
said petitioner should not he granted
BARRET POTTER Judge
true Copy Att Horado Southgate, Reg.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

Afa Court n Probate holden AZ Portland, TuifhiH
and for Hs Cstuafg WI CltmbsrnAd, on h4s first
Tuesday Of March, u he year 81 oar Lord aga
teen hundred and hsenfy four
an the petition Of NANCY r. ANDERSON, at
~ ministratnx, Of the Estate Of Robert Andersen.
late Of Falmouth, in said County. Keoman, decras-
ca representing that the personal estate OF said De-
ceased is not Sufficient % pay the just debts, which
he owed Al the time Of bis death nv Ihe Oh one
hundred and nineteen dollars and thirty four cents
and praying for a liccnss 20 sell ana convey 50
much II the real estate az said deceased may he
necessary for the payment Of said debts and Incl
dental charges ORDERED--Tfa the petitioner
give notice thereof THE heirs ~ SAID deceased and
10 all person interested in said estate. By causing
copy Of this order 70 be published in ne Portland
Gazette. printed in Portland I'd said County, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, prior 10 the first Tuesday Of
April next, that they may then appear az Probate
Court 70 be held At said Portland. az ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause. any they have.
why the prayer Of said petitioner should nor IL
granted
BARRETT POTTER lodge.
A true Copy, Att. Horatio southgate, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-16
More Nelc Goods.
GEORGE HILL,
Colrt-SiresL, 80 o Lie :. Cheap SlOre, !

Cotfrt-Sfreet, neTt 70 tie = Cheap Store
HAS JEST REcEIvED-
STRIPE and plaid SILK; Black Florence
~ end India Lusirings Green, White and
Colofed ditto T; White and Black, Plain and
Figured Lace Black and Green Italian Grapes
Zelia, Merine, Satin, and Velveteen silk HAND
kerchieis Calicoes A Cambria ditto Cling
hams Figured, Corded and Check Cambrics
great variety plain and fancy figured Muslins
Linen Cambria Long Lawn British Cotton
Dimoties Patch FuFnitures White and Col
ored Cambries; Imitation Merino Long Shawls
Grape Shawls Black six Cravats Linen
Damask Diaper; Crash Gimps Cords
Braids Ribbons; Insertion Trimmings; silk,
Md aud Beaver Gloves; Bobinett Laces Thread
Edgings Tapes Combs Spool Cotton Nee
dies, &c. &C.
Also
American Shirtings Shectings ;
Ginghams Bed Ticking; Checks, &c.
&C. all cheap for Cash.
Portland, Feb. 81, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-16

At Court Of Probate holden at Portland, within
and for ths County Of Cumberland on the first
Tuesday Of March, in the year or our Lord si-h-
teen hundred and twenty four
~ the petition Of DANIEL COBB, Administra-
- tor Of the estate Of Benjamin Morse, late Of
Thompson Pend, IN said County, Yeoman. decea-
sed representing that the personal estate VI said
deceased Is not sufficient 10 pay the Just debts
which ne ewed az the time Of his death. By the
sum Of ninety six dollars and ninety eight cents,
and praying for hcenes TO sell and convey so
much q the real estate Of said deceased as may
be necessary for the payment or said debts and IN
e'dental charges, and charges Of administration.
Ordered, That the petitioner give uotice there
Of 10 the heirs Of said deceased and "a an persons
Interested IN said estate BY causing cory Of this
order 20 be published 10 the Portland Gazette rrin
ted in Portland, in said County. three weeks sue
cessively prior TO the first Tuesday Of April NEXT
that they may then appear NJ a Probate Court, w
be held al said Portland, al tea O'Clock 10 the fore
noon and shew cause, if any they have. why The
prayer Of said petitioner should not ~ zranted
BARRET POTTER Judge.
A true Copy An Horatio Southgats, Reg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-16

Amounting IN the whole 20 1867 Dollar 81 b
and 900 dollars more than tn sale 81 bis
Tickets
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-16

THE following PRIZES in ne flfeSi
Il CLASS Of the CUMBERLAND AND "a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-16

AT the other prizes HOaung Hom tHe OUHI
mencemeut.
The drawing Of this Lottery will be at the
Town-House, in Portland, and commence on
Thursday, the sixth day Of May next, at three
O'Clock, p NJ.
Tickets rise so cents on the 10Th Of April.
Present price Of Tickets-WHOLES SIS
QUARTERS 81 81 1-2-EIGHTHS IS cents
and may be had in great variety Of numbers, OF
]. DOW,
At his OFFICES in FORE and EXCHANGE
STREET, or Of
Nj. DAVIS.
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TO LET.

0NE HALF of convenient DWELL
. ING HOUSE, situate IN central part Of
the town, and immediate pusgcssicR given
Arply AZ the Gazette OtEce-
Portland Feb y. 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-16

AZ a Court Of Probate held at Portland .eisbfn
ard Jor ne county OF Cumberland. On ere first
Tuesday Of March, IN ths year ef or Lord.
eighteen hVndysd and fspsnfy fouy-
HANNAH POPE, widow of JOSEPH POPF. iats
OF said Portland, Merchant, deceased. having
presented her petition for an allowances to her out
q Ihe personal estate Of said deceased ORDER
hD-Ihat the Administrator give notice 70 all
persons interested. by causing copy or this order
N ne published three weeks successfully i'm the
roluana Gazette. PRINTED a. Portland, thas they
may appear a. Probate Court, To ~ held AZ said
Portland On the first Tuesday Of April next AZ een
q ne clock ~ The forenoon. and shsw cause ifanv
they have. why tine sane should MOI be urantea.
BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
uue copy An horaiio SouihEafs, Reg. 1
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SCHEME.
1885 Prizes,

Prizes subject 10 deduction OF fifteen per
cent. and payable in sixty days after the conclu-
sion Of the drawing, in Bank Bills generally cur
rent in this State.
Prizes not demanded within one year after
the drawing Is finished, will not be paid
The prizes only viii be drawn, and the Ciass
completed in SEVEN drawings.
On the end daY viii be deposited IN the wheel,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-16
FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE, jas.

COMMISSION STORE.
No. 8, south vide Long Wharf,
uHDS. ST. Croix Rum-hhds. Grenada Rum
IL Pipes Cognac Brandy-Pipes Holland
kin--casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga
Wines--bbls. winter pressed sperm 0i-bbls
fall pressed sperm Oil--chests and boxes sou
chong, eaper souchong and bohea Teas-bbIs.
Tar-bbls. Rosin-bags Pepper assia---Nut-
s--lndgo--bbls. ground Ginger--cases
Sweet oil-casks Raisins---bbls prime Pork
Hyson Tea-cases Canton white Sugar-boxes
double boiled Calcutta white Sugar-bOxes
Soap--boxes mould and dipt CaBdles-Choco-
-Cloves-Bbls. Clear Pork--Qr. Casks Dry
Malaga Wine. Also
20 Bushels Herds Grass Seed, &c. &c.
Feb. l6. Qstf)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
NEW FAIL GOODS.
figtned Gros DC Naples hobes,

Rich figured Gfos dc Naples Robes,
do. do white and coi'd Satin do.
A large as,ortin. al III black aud fg'd Gros
de Naples, some u witch will be sold
very low,
Rich figured and shaded Gros D'Etc, a
fashionable article,
Shaded On.hre, = fashionable article,
Plain and figured BomJazeltes, all shades
tai Ius prices,
A. Rodes' plhu black do.
B!akciey's large figured do. some La
Fayette patterns,
Cd To- i0-4 Nefino Shaals,
PLAIN, figured and black Cashmere do.
Cotton aud worsicd lIoi-ery. etildfens' do.
A splendid assortment English Thread La
ces and Edgings,
do. do. do. lDserings and trimmings,
CoIored and black Bombazcttes aud Vel
vetcens,
A hand some assortment Of first quality shell
tuck mud side Combs,
Rich Ribbons aud fancy handkerchief,
London and Paris Fall Prints aud Calicoes,
ii aud Cd Cambries and Jaconcts,
Cheap Book and Null Musts,
Carolina i'laids and Crcassan Stripes,
With numerous articles adapted 10 the
season, selected IN New York aud Phila-
dcipLia, and will be offered AT cheap rates.
Those DESTROYS of purchasing good bargains,
nill liDd them at the subscribers.
w. MCKEE & j. q, NEE VI.
October 8. ts9
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Quantico Canal Lottery, It'll class
S('IIi VI
G92i priseS, 1880 tick $4,000
IOG28 HeRkS, cts al 81.


This is aloltery formedby the ternarv com.
bination and Formulation OF - Nos To de.
termine the prizes therein the - Nos. will be
publicly placed iHto wheel on the day nf
drawing, and four of Them be drawn out And
that ticket having on II the lst, % aud Sd
Nos. drawn from the wheel, IN the order in
which drawn, will be entitled 10 the highest
prize those . other tickets which Shall
have on thcm the same numbers Ia the other
orders of combination aud permnlRton, Will
each lac entitled io "A prize Of - 900 those
q other tickets which shalt have on them
three OF the drawn numbers, and those three
the LIST, Cd and nth, will each be entitled to a
prize of SlOuo those q other tickets which
shall have on them three of the drawn Nos.
and those three the LIST, Sd and 18th, will lie
each entitled 10 prize of $500; those Il 9th
er tickets which shall have on them three of
the drawn Nos. viz the I'd, Sd npd 4th, VIII
each beeutitled to a prize OF $40; those J3S
tickets which shall have on them two of IA
drawn Nos aud those two the 3d and 9TH
drawn, will each he entitled to prize of S5O
all others having on them two OF the drawn
Nos. lbemg 69o) will eaci, he entitled TO a
prize ot $40 ead all those which shall have
one Of tho drawn Nos ON (hcing 6o72) vii
each be entitled toa przc'ot 50.
No ticket which shall have drawn n nrizc al
p a superior denomination eau be ontitet 10 an
inferior prize. Grizes payable SO days ate,
the drawing, aad subject as usual tv IA dcdnc.
ton OF - per cent
The drawing viii take place on Taursdav
the 25th day of .Ac1tR,ber next or At n murl
earlier day if the sale OF tickets will warran
it.
Whole Tickets ss-Halves 81 50-puarter
81 %.
Packages of tickets embracing the Q
combination and Formulation numbers of III
lottery, warranted 10 draw, a, least S20, les
than 10 per cent may also be had al the ssm
rate, but ON that day The tickets will positive
ly be advanced 10 80,
ABRAM X. NORTH.
Tune
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
The Tract of A,and,

on which he aipreseni resides, ia tie eountyot
Patrick, Virginia, containing eight hundred
acres, lying on the South Mayo river, one
hundred acres OF which is low grounds OF
good quality the upland is good, and con-
siderable portion of excellent tobacco land to
clear. The plantation IS in good repair, and
about thirty acres recently cleared, having IFS
first, second and third crops now growing -
THIS tract will admit of being divided into
ihrce good 5eitiements--th there IS on the land
several small orchards OF good frait--the hou-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
Also, One other Tract,

Of two hundred and twenty acres, lying on
said river, aud Spoon creek, on which there
IS perhaps as good mill seat rs any on the
continent, on large and never falling stream;
the frame of saw mill, compleat, is now
standing nj the said seat \ large proportion
OF this tract Is first rate tobacoo land, and hea-
eiiv iiIaIprrd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
Not ice.

| FoRWARN all persons from trading
for or taking an assignment Of II BOND,
executed by the subscriber, for the sum Of
sixty DOLLARS, (Dearing date the 23d day
September, 1921, and due and payable on the
ls' day OF June, 1920 to IA certain Banks or
Blanks Moody, given for the purchase of a
horse, tire said Moody having warranted the
said horse 10 be perfectly sound mud free
from all defects and blemishcs and not ex-
ceeding seven years old, when, upon exami.
nation by good Judges of said property, the
horse is upwards OF twelve years old, aud to.
tally unfit for any Kind OF service. The fraud
practised appearing TO every one so barciaccd.
has induced The suhscriberto give this notice,
he being determined not TO pay the said bond
unless compelled by law
WILLIAM OTEY.
October q 90
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f-HITT@I
pcrmcnas Williams. Aeacnlnni.


Permcnas Williams, defendant
EJECTH1NT.
], anpearing 10 the satisfaction of The court
that rerfnenas Williams, late OF Maury conn.
~, is dead, aud that Thomas WORKMAN aud
John Todd, TWO of his rgaees, are legally
made parties TO this suit, aud HAT the chlldfed
of Elizabeth Johnston, who are grand chill
drcn OF said Pcrmenas, and being IN the state
Of Alabama, aud Polly Coleman and her hns-
baud Stephen Coleman, in right OF his wife,
living Ia the state of Virginia, are his other
legatees, as appears oh scire iacias returned
of this tract OF land, and Nathaniel Williams,
of Maury county, having been appointed
guardian of such children Of said Elizabeth
Johnston as are minors, and scire facias, with
such order OF appointment, having been ~
sued o the sheriff Of Manry county, and not
being returned by him, II IS order.d, that said
Stephen Coleman aud wife and said children
ofTIisabeth Johnston of lawful age, aud those
under by their lawful guardian Nntaanl Viii
iians appear nj The next term of this court, on
the first Monday in February next, and be
made defendants at which time this cause
will be revived, aud sci tor trial, agreeably 10
act of assembly, in tile name of said legatees,
aud that copy OF this order he published four
weeks successfully in the following newspa-
pers The Nashville Wing, Tennessee Nir-
gilman, Lynchburg, Virginia aud in the Flo
renee Gazette, Alabama, or any other news
paper Of that state, three months before next
term aud this cause is continued until next
term, &c. A Copy--feste.
II. HAGEN, Clerk.
October 3. MSw9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
HAX MORSE

Of niue, seven years old, i've feet Two Of
three inches high, of fine spirit, and remark.
bly, active for work horse, was taken tog.
ther with an old saddle broken behind aud
new stirrnp feathers The bride was old,
The bit designed for double reins
have no doubt bat he will aim 10 pass as
free man having, i, i, supposed, stolen tie
tree pass OF Frederick Mason, under which
name am we'll sasished lie viii ann to pass.
iW'h give the above reward for the man
and horse, COR $40 for cither) if taken within
thirty miles ol this place, and delivered 10
me. II beyond that distance, the same re.
ward and all reasonable travelling charge.
will be allowed
SAMUEL EDMUNDSON, Jr.
Halifax Court House, May rs. Is ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
One 'Yyaci.
TO wit T.:

Whereon lie nov resides, in Amber, .
distant II miles from Lyschbutg and l,,, :
Amherst court house, known by the ,... t.
GRAnAM'S cow, containing l35o u" a'
between aud 5tO of " hieh are cI,.'''5.t
This land lies well aud is IN good hear =
dwelling house is comfortable and cor,.,.
and has attacked TO il The t.eces>..s..
houses, orchards, Ge. There Is .eta e
portion of good tobacco land 10 cieay ,. Tug
is very heavily timbered. Tie vim, We
;s uaIl q, altered tl Itl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
NV SAC, as u Science.

IllIlE subscriber Will continue TO instruct
~ in Lynchburg two more sessions, Per-
sons disposed TO patronise him, will please 10
make application at the Union Hotel.
JOHN A. SCONCIA
n. 3. J. a. S. has very large assortment
&c MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ),
which ne will dispose OF on moderate terms.
Liberal deductions will be made 10 teachers
OF music and wholesA dealers.
TWO SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale
| September II Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

Remaining an Tie Liberty Post Office on ht
30M day Of September, 1894.
f-otey Anderson, John Arthur, William
II. Anderson.
B-Nathan Basham, Mrs. Mary II. Bowles
James Bunch, Richard Boath.
C-G;ilbert Crum, William Greasy, Bedford
Clerk, Jnbal Cuudif, Elizabeth Cooper, Jas
II. colman, William CatIef. Miss Susan "
Cmmp.
D-John Doaly, Sarah Doaly, Geo. Doaly.
Col James 5. DilIatd, Jacob Dawson, Brown
Davis, James Dowely, James L. Darnell2 ,.
F-Joseph Feather.
G-James Gray, senior, Levin Gibbs, Hen
~ Grass, James b. Goodman.
H-Pleasant Harvard, Joshua IIalIy, Mar
tia IiannaIass, Thomas J Hill, Mary Hurt
James Hopkins, Peter IIudsen, John or Joel
Hall, Elizabeth Hall, Peter Hunter, William
Hardy, senior, julius Hatcher
J-Edmnnd Irvine, William H. Jones, Le-
roy Jonrdon,
K-WiIiam keres, Pleasant Kcnady, Kitty
Kerr.
I-Ancrica Lcftuich
.h-Daniei McCann, Miss Mary c T.. Man.
son, Samuel Marshal, Jeremiah Mlsn, John
y. Muniord, Reuben / Mitchell, Jeremiah
Meadow, Pleasant Murphy ,, James Mays,
James hCCIean.
MARY Nance.
P-Ihomas Patterson, Charles C. Patterson,
Abraham Powell, thomas Phelps, James
Poindcxter, John Patterson, Elisha Perkins.
R-Johu Richards, James 3. Recce, VIM.
Il. Ruck1r
S-Alicn Salmons, William Stone, William
n Shermon, Boyd Smith, Timothy Spalding
2, Ester John Sheppard.
T-Chris1ophcr Trnneson, william Thax-
ton, Jeremiah b ferpin, Waddy Thompson,
Ierlsha Turner, William Tracy, Rev. James
Turner.
U-John Ward (Ninor,) Samuel Webb,
Asa wilson, John W Walker Elizabeth Wal
ker, Jeremiah Wood Da'iiel Wamack, james
Wilson, William White, esq, Nm A. White
, NM. X PORTER, Z. NJ.
August g. u3v9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
Yen dollars NeWarA.
AT A MEETING

or the President and Directors Of the
~ Lynchbwg y Salem Turnpike Cos,pany
at the Franklin Hotel, in Lynchburg, on the
I'd day OF September, 1924
ORDERED, tia. the stockholders of the
Lynt@JHg aad Salem Turnpike Company nay
to the treasurer, on or before tie l2ih day Of
October next, (neM month"; Ten Dollars an
each oftheir several shares of stock.
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk.
Ser. 10. wtl2oa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
twenty DOLLARS NeWapA,

NAV Af from The subscriber On Sun
~ day night, Odd inst my man LODE
RICK. He is sleek black negro. of abou, y
years Of age, Iong face taperng TO the chm,
and slow both in motion aud speaking Hi,
height is about 5 feet or 10 inches, breal
across the shoulders, though rather inclined
10 be slender in body and limbs. His dres,
not exactly known, but it is supposed lLat he
had on roundabout coat, flax aud cotton
pantaloons, cotton shirt, and small fur hat.
lie took with him Il white cotton and linen
SHIRT, grey Cashmere pantalooEs, saddlebag,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
Mason Couniy, Jtty Court, i.2t.

Nilsson County, Juty Court, 1921.
Robert Kives aud Alexander Brown, surviv
ing partners ot Robert k,tes, james Murphy,
rnd Alexander Brown, late merchant aud
partners, trading under the firm OF Kives,
Murphy aud Brown, compl'nts
against
Dandridse Cla5by, Mary Ciasby, widow Of
William CLASSIFY, decd, William CIssby, John
spencer aud Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
CLASSIFY, john Staple aud Anne his vile, for
merly Anne CLASSIFY, William Manliply aud
Polly his wife, formerly Polly CLASSIFY, Dabney
T. Bryant aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth CLASSIFY, Susannah lialcs, formerly
Susaunah tla-by, Greed {. Carter and Polly
his wife, formerly Polly Closby, and Nalahn
CLASSIFY, William CLASSIFY, John Iasby, Virginia
anl Elizabeth Clusby, james CLASSIFY aud 10
bert CLASSIFY, infants aud heirs OF Ihomas
CLASSIFY, deed, by Creed {. Carter, specially
assigned thclr guardian, DIET Is.
IN CH.1NCERY
On the motionoi the complainants, hv their
counsel, who filed their bill, aud il appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court, that Tie de
icndnnt cambridge CLASSIFY Is not an inhabi-
tant OF this commonwealth, aud without the
jurisdiction of this court il is ordered and
dccrced, that the defendants ia this country
be restrained from paying away secrcting, or
otherwise d'sposing OF, any money, property,
or other effects, which they may have in their
hands, or which msy hereafter come 10 their
hands, belonging TO the absent defendant, To
the amount OF seventy dollars, subject To the
further order aud GeGree of This court, con
corning the same and it IS further ordered,
that the said absent defendant cambridge
CLASSIFY do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in November neat, aud answer the
bill OF the compliments, and that a copy of
this order he forthwith inserted in "the Vir-
ginian,' published IN the town of Lynchburg,
once II week for eight weeks, successfully
previous 10 the said day, and that another
copy thereof be posted up AT the front door
of the courthouse of this county ON some
court day A copx--Icstr,
3 SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Clerk.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
az ~ Meeting

nf the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
~ Company, at the Franklin Hotel. in
Lyaehbur5, on Saturday the "a day of Octo.
ber ls21-
There not being sufficient number of
stockholders present, either in person or hy
proxy, to constitute meeting 10 transact hui
s'hes5 the meeting Is therefore adjournc d
nnti saturday tho 10th instant, al which time
Tue stockholders are requested 10 attend in
person or by proxy.
}. LYNCH, Clerk.
October 6. tI6o,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
'Nract or pavceA oG X.NnA,

Lying III the county OF Campbell about two
miles bcle-- Lynchhurg, on the south side OF
James river, called the Narrow Low Grounds
and containing 217 acres, mere or less.
Terms OF sale--A negotiable note AT four
months with good endorser, for one fourth
ot the purchase money, will he required of
the purchaser or purchasers, the residue 10 be
secured by bond and good security, with a
lien ON the property. with interest on the
whole from the day of sale
GEO. B. NOODSON, VI. l.. SC
n. q. The above tract Of land is supposed
10 contain from 80 to 20 acres OF low grounds,
equal in point OF fertility, 10 any IN this sec
ton of the country high land is chiefly
IN wood, and we'll timbered, and being con.
,iguous To Lynchhurg, is considercd an oil 5ect
worthy of attention.
September n. ltwtds 10