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TEAM.BOAT HOTEL.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public, that he intends keeping, du-
ring the season, OYSTERS OF superior
quality, which be will be happy to serve
up in any manner called for a, Ills house.
He will also accommodate families with
shucked oysters or 10 the she'll. As be has
Dsnde arrangements for receiving rPgu-
Var supply, customers may rest assured
that they will be OF The first quality, or
none will be sent them.
Having number OF private rooms, par
ties can be accommodated TO their satisfac-
ton. WIN. B. STUART.
oct IL II
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Alexandria Property for Sale
AZ AUCTION.

sxy..s BY virtue OF deed OF trust from
E9FE Jacob Hoffman and wife, 10 Sc,
HsSs cure the payment of certain sums
49, OF money therein mentioned the
subscriber will sell a, public auction, To-
The bigt est bidder, at the sugar refinery.
hereinafter mentioDed) On the Ia enfy. sec,
ond day of neat month, The foil, wing pro.
perry, lying in and adjoining to the town
of Alexandria. viz. j he property ON
which The said He ama hath tor some years
resided, bounded by Washington. Qve,n
and CoIumb bus streets. and extending sO6
feet on Washington, the same on Culums
bus and q48 leet 10 inches on Queen st.
On this property there is spacious and
we'll built BRICK DWELLING He USE,
with all necessary out houses OF brick, a
good garden and large ice house. Also,
A SUGAR REFINERY.
with all ,be usual and necessary imple-
menls and appurieuances coDntcte ty
brick wall and shed, with larggp two
story brick warehouse End meat house
all built within a lew years past, and
believed Ia he in complete order for car
lying OU BUSINESS. we're ~ dlSo OH lh6
same LOT OF ground a two story brick dwell
ling house, lately erected on Queen street,
ana two other wooden dwelling houses
which are rented on grousd lent t ever.
end pay fly dollars per year. Ihi pro-
perry will be sold al ogrtheT or IN lots 10
suit purchasers, as will be made known on
the day OF sale. Being situated 10 the
centre OF the town. very highly improved
and in a SITUATION every way deslrable;ie
PR sents an object to a capitalist, which is
rarely 10 be met At the same tine and
place, and under the authority OF the saMe.
deed, | shall sell
TWO LOTS OF LAND,
binding on the Georgetown road, and coOe
tiguous 10 the town. They coDtain about
twelve acres are well encIO,ed, and in
Timothy. Also, one annuity or rent in lee
OF four hundred and forty tour dollars,
charged on lot of ground in the said
town on the norlh side OF Wolf and west
side OF Union street-commo only called
the disliIsry Ioi. The terms will he made
known Oh The day of sale. Cash will bs
required. however, unless other terms CdG
then be agreed on by the paltes concern
ed, and resale will immediately take
place al the risqe of the first purchaser un~
less the terms OF the sale are Immediately
complied WITH. r. TAYLOR.
OCT 96 ig2N
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Axy,s BY virtue of deed Of trust from
EfFE Jacob Hoffman and wife, 10 Sc,
HsSst cure the psymtn mt of certain sums
49, OF money therein mentioned, the
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HURRY.

No two things differ more than
hurry and despatch. Hurry, is the
mark Of a weak mind, despatch of a
strong one. A weak man in Office.
like squirrel in cage, is laboring
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REN 4 Vt I n n NbDO W I'LN1q
CHARLES FARQUHAR.
NR. A few e;udents from the town
will he admitted as day scholars, W no will
have the privilege OF attending the lee
lures. r.
9mo % u r.
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MISCELLANY.
MERCANTILE INDIGESTION.
With the prescriptions of Professor
G,a,.pv of Ehinhuroh


Gregory, of Edinburgh.
scrss-Dr. Cregory', stuiu. Enter Wr.
- O doucs looking Glasgow mer.
sbdnt.
Patient--Good morning. DR.. Gre
gory: I'm just come into Edinburgh
about soMe law business. and tho't
when I was here. at ony rate ] might
Just as we'll tax your advice, Sir, an
cot my trouble.
Doctor tntl pray what may your
trouble be, my good SirI
Pa.-'Deed ID pctor I'm no very
sure; but I'm thinking It's kind of
weakness that makes me dizzy at
hmes. and kind Of pinking about
my stomach--I'm just no right.
Dr.-You are from the West Coun-
try, 4 shnuld suppose, Sir1
Pa.-Yes, Sir, from Glasgow.
Dr.-Aye. pray, Sir, are you a
gourmand, glutton9
Pa.-God forbid, Sir. I'm one of
the plaipest men living in all the
West country.
Dr.-Then perhaps you're a drunk
ard?
Pa.-No. DR.. Gregnry:thsnk God.
no one can accuse me of that; I'm Of
the dissenting persuasion, DR.. and
an elder. 50 ye may suppose lem Ia
drunkard.
Dr.-(Aside)--l'll suppose no such
thing til you tell me ynnr mode OF
life. I'm 80 mach puzzled with your
symptoms. Sir. that should wish TO
hear in detail what you do eat aud
drink. When DO you breakfast, and
what do yoa take to IL!
Pal breakfast at nine O'Clock. ]
take a cup Of Coffee. and one or two
cups of tea; couple of eggs, and a
bit Of ham or kipper'd salmon, or
may be both, If they're goud, aud
tAo or three rolls and butter.
Dr.-Do you eat no honey, or jelly
or Jam. to breakfast
pa.-O yes. Sir, bat don't count
that as any thing.
br.-Come, this is i very moder-
ate breakfast. What kind Of din
ner do you make?
Pa.-0h, Sir. Leaf very plain
dinner indeed. Some soup. and some
fish. and little plain roast or boilsd;
for dinna care for made dishes;
think. some way, they never satisfy
the appetite.
Dr.-You take a little pudding
then. and afterwards some cheese3
Pa.-O yes! though don't care
much abont them.
DR.. take a glass Of ale OF
porter with your chessel
Pa.-Yes, one or the other; but
seldom both.
Dr.-You west country people gen.
orally take glass Of Highland whis
key after dinner.
Pa.-Yes, We do; it's good for d.
gestion.
Dr.-Do you take any wine dur
ing dinner1
Pa.-Yes, a glass or two of sher
~; but I'm Indifferent as to wine
during dinner. drink good deal
of beer.
Dr-What quantity of port Dc
you drink
Path. very little; not above
half dozen glasses, or so.
Dr.-ln the west country, IT II
impossible, hear, to dine without
panch9
Pa.-Yes, Sir: indeed tits pune
.Ws conceal the name from delicacs
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Public Sale.

TEVHE subscriber, having obtained Iellsrs
4 of administration from the C9Uu,!,
Court OF Loudoun, on the estate OF o0% .Sa
Singleton, decd, will offer for sale, q, III ;IO
late residence of said decedent, near Dl ta,
dleburg, on the 18th day OF No'e sn.e.
next, (it fair, if DOT tbs next TAR day lns r,v
after, the following personal PFoPe'"'
viz : about orc
a large stock Of CATTLE, SHEEP, and
HOGS; also very excellent
.N'eao Wagon and Gear -,
and farming utensils OF every Description
together with variety of .,
HouseholdS kitchen fnrn'ta1rS
Also, quantity OF Wheat Rye o'''
The sale will be made 90 a cred'I do u.
twelve mon,bs--on all sums oyer n' i've ~. an.
lars the purchaser giving bond T s d sg
proved security; for all sums OF naooppired.
lars, or under, the cash all' be re4o"
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock cutTU.
est 2e-tIsN Is"hA
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We conceal the name from delicacy
but Graham. Hsnter K,ngsn. and others
will voucn tor the truth of the story. ri
hsy know the mao well.
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BY examining the tongue of the pa
tient, physicians find out the diseases
of the body. and philosophers the
disease of the mind.
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and in
lozo o." 'N's
commence 10 O'Clock, A M. Terms cab a..ut Tar
Par, Of lot g and "a Old Town 81 Bridge Prospect $4,000 so
Psrto West number 6o ieet front , SEA
Part $50, B and 4s addn ZOE g. West street as ~
P lot Mo- 81 and Co. Old Town Cuwsy so0o rs
Part, Of lot St. Old rcw9 80 Gong % Hd , 500 IS
Lo, No IN fiolmead. addition 49,, , 49,. pw., ]oo
ad Hawkins adm ana bh
Part Of I No. SO in Rea' addition Bes 200 30
Par, o O No 100 add n. ID feet ditto ,v. i0' "
Lot No Sc Lee and Csanaves addition on Washing
Lot No 81 ~ ditto 90 feet on Washington 600 s5
a o0 90 No So in do oil the s.eep, &C. 200 *
Lot No Sc in addition
Lot No. ~ addition ,00 81
Lot No n
Lot No "a same e0 i95
Lot No 90 o.
Lot No SO ,oooo o.
Lot q Dep Dessio. Lee adm IS
Port s 81 % o. No. 80 and 90 1900 SO
Part ne Beats addn 30 tees on Beal DO 1000 SO
Part On lots Nc" sss and $685. adm Fedk. 90
P Ps Ss lot sf NJ lss B. and H. .do feet Market
Lot No. s Beatty adm, 80 feet High street 1000 SO
Lot No Peter Beatty Thsks and Deakn dd 6o 500 gs
Lot No es in ditto 60 Bidge st. 400
Part Of 10, s Beatty Hawkins add'n, 81 Fifth l54 3S5
Lot No. Band addition, 10 Back zoo SO
Lot No. es4 B. and HIS adm is feet High
Part lots No. 49, 30 lin Homds addition, So DumbO 5oo
Part OF 10. NN es B. and sddD feet Seventh $50
of lots SO and &c. B. and Hs sdd Is Prospect 1900 IS
No. and Hawkins add amended SO Fourth 500 a5
Part s H. les sss B. Fs s adm s. Back stree. ss7 es
of Old Town, SIS feet Duck lane 100 s75
is lot No. No. ss7 0' 'H8 'O Back street 200 80
o' ss Ffsd' g
JOHN HOLTZMAN, Collector
J Gsorsetw~, September 70, 1894. lawlaw
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c0x.nECgOR'S SALE.

to highest bddeI on
w dav Of DECEMBER Office Of the CLERK me @
nuch
1898, sno Charges
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Notice

THE Subscribers having removed from
L this place, earnestly request all those
indebted to them, 10 come forward and settle
their accounts as speedily as possible, as they
are DESTROYS TO close the business of the con-
Germ
We have appointed Mr.. Calvin Tate g.
Mr. Ammon Hancock 10 settle and adjust all
debts due us. The hooks and papers will be
kept at the store of Messrs Hancock & Brown
CAMPBELL & GREENWAY.
August -. tc4w q
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New and fashionable
GOODS.

rI the latest arrivals from New York,
- Tie snbscfbrrs haze received additional
suppIie. OF NEn AND FAaliioNABLL
GOODS, which lase been purchased Al auc-
ton fpf cash, very much below the ordinary
ptires-=amoHg Which hrc
superine blue aud black Cloths
Do do do Casslmeres
10 Iibb'd aud siripd do lfasbiona-
Bile siyieJ
\ few pieces superb SIX Velvet Vesiing
London fashionable eolurcd aud white Mar
settles
Damask sattr, n new article for genilemen's
panjuuans
super Chinz Caltleoes and printed Mnsins
faisan PRINTS
Gaaze Ribbons "a handsome article
Unread Edgings
Helia aud felerine Seaffs
Ladies Thread Stocking, superior quality
81 heavy twIlIed bed Ticking
q ! Irish Shering
. Linen Checks
Il Nallham Sheeiing,
White and colored Domesics
handsome assortment of plain aud figured
Grapes (all colors)
Mandarin Grape Robes
Needle wrought Muslin do.
One case black Leghorn Flats
Also, lew elegant Mnntl. Glasses and Hall
Lamps and variety OF other articles,
entirely too numerous Tor recital
We Halter ourselves that the ndditions re-
Gently made 10 our former very extensive
assortment renders il superior 10 any other
in this city.
The prices Of 'anr goods have lately under
gone such u diminnion that persons who may
ieoi disposed 10 purchase UiIl we hope, fad
il 10 their interest to giveus q call
VIZ. MCKEE a J. q. MEM.
August 30, Is
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defendants.
N CHI.tCERY.

On the motion of the complainant by his
counsel, who filed his bill, and ii ap-
nearing 10 the satisfaction of the court thai
the defendant cambridge CLASSIFY is not an inha-
biant OF this commonwealth, and without The
jurisdiction Of this court II Is 0rdertd and de-
rrefd, that the defendants in this country be
restrained from paying away, secreting, or o.
;herwise disposng of any money, property or
other effects, which they now have in their
hands, or which may hereafter come TO tier
hands belonging to the absent defendant, 10
the amount of fifty dollars, subject TO the
further order aud decree of this court, concer-
ming the same .Ahd ii is further 0rdered that
the said cambridge Clasby do appear here on
the fourth Monday in November neAt, and
answer the compliments bill, and that CO.
by of this order be forthwith inserted in the
8" VirginIan," published in the town ofLynelr.
burg, once week for eight weeks success
sively previous TO that day, and that Il ano.
Their copy thereof be posted up at the front
door OF the court house of this county on
some court day.
Copy-Teste.
3 SPofSWOoD GARLAND, Clerk
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y virtue of n deed of trust executed by
- hiIllnm !. freeland on the 22JJ July 1924,
aud duly rec 0rdcd in HE clerk Office oil Buck
l"tham county, conveying to mt NIL The debis,
6o06s,y judgments, eIecniions, boHds aoits, dctds,
accounts ami othcr fleets, there belonging and
due 10 The snid Nilinm l. Frecland us the
sole representative Of Garland q rreeIaud
late merchants aud partners 10 the town OF
Lent treck, for certain purposes therein cx-
pressed ms rs 10 notify all persons lndeht
ed 10 sad Fra, that payment must forthwith
be made, there being no other person nnihn.
tofeecIrc the same The books, 81. are
IA my possession
JAMES fARISS, Trustee.
Ang 81 Itw3ws5
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G7'' Notice.

MY creditors are requested 10 meet a.
NI my house, in this place, on FRIDAY ,he
81 day Of September. II is my wish So TO ar.
range my affairs as Ia make what have and
my future services discharge the debts owe
IN rs short time rs TIE nnturc OF the thing
viii aliosr. d,-caNcr TINT in the present
way an, doug, itwiIlno he possible 10 ever
'Inake payne nj to all and there can be arrange
incnts made TO euahle me to pay all my ere
ditors II they will meet and he somewhat ne.
.commadaiiug. ! hive advised with some of
my largest creditors, Who are men of good
understanding, aud they advise me To call a
meeting ot any creditors, aud make such
propositions AS will be equitable mud right.
J therefore hope that they will meet mr. at
the time aud place above named, al II o'clock
on that day.
GREEN B IEWELLIN.
July o.. t3S
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One Tract.
10 Wit !:

Whereon he now resides, in Amhrrs, eo,..
distant II miles from Lynehburg and To-, =
Amherst court house, known bt th, n.,,,' I'm
GRAHAM'S COVE, containing I35n ~. u
between 1 and 5uO OF Which are clcar., ;
This land lies We'll aud is in good hear, =.
dm eIlins house i comfortable and o,.,r,i.33
and has attached To il the hcccssar, ~
houses, orchards, &c. There is vel n I5 WI
portion of good tobacco land 10 cicsr. al -
is very heavily ;imbeled. The Whole IN,
is well watered ""'I
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August 81

BY The President Of The United States:
IN pursuance Of law, JAMES Monroe
L President OF the United Staies, do hereby
proclaim and make known, that a. public sale
will be held at the torn Of Jackson, the sent
ol government of the state OF Mississippi, on
the FIRST .,iuHday IN December ntrt, for the dis
erbed townships aud fractional townships in
by The Choctaw Indians, viz
Eda Of me .ncridinn line Of tbe ,Disyrjrt NJ,
Of PeGri Rrer.
Fractional townships Nos. II, Is, l6, sly,
Of range No. 4
ii, Is, i6, u II,
of range No
Hest Of NE .Meridian Line ofthe Choctaw Dis.
fict
Township, No :, g, . 10, and y,
oil range No. !
:, S, Q, and 10, .
=, 3, aud @, 3
East Of The Neridinn Line 0fihe Choctnm Dis.
trfrt
Townships No 7, 10, IL, -, of range No. !
The lands reserved by law for the use of
schools, or for other purposes, will be exclu.
ded from the sales, which will commence
With the lowest number of section, township,
aud range, aud will proceed in regular hume.
rical order.
Given under my hand, at the City of Wash.
ington, this fifteenth day of July, A..D 1924
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner of the Gen Innd Office.
Aug. 81. Mtds 8
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Robert Kives aud Alexander Brown, survivs
ing partners of Robert Rives, James Murphy,
and Alexander Brown, late merchants and
partners, trading under the firm of Rives,
Murphy and Brown, compl'nts.
against
cambridge Clasby, Mary CLASSIFY, widow of
William Clashy, deed, William Cissl,y, John
Spencer aud Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Clasby, John Staples and Anne his " lie, for
Polly his wife, formerly Polly CLASSIFY -Dabney
7. Bryant and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth CLASSIFY, Susannah IIales, formerly
Snsannah Clasby, Creed c. Carter and Polly
his wife, formerly Polly CLASSIFY, and Martha
CLASSIFY William CLASSIFY, John Clashv, Virginia
and Elizabeth CLASSIFY, James CLASSIFY and Ro-
bert CLASSIFY, infants aud heirs of Thomas
CLASSIFY, decd, by Greed C. Carter, specially
assigned their guardian, detts.
~ tH}NCERY
On the motion of the comnlanants, hy their
counsel who fled their bill, and il appearing
10 the satisfaction of the court, that the de.
tendant cambridge CLASSIFY Is not an inhabi-
tant OF this commonwealth, and without the
jurisdiction of this court il is ordered and
iecreed, that the defendants in this country
be restrained from p. ing away, sccretng, or
otherwise disposing Of any money, property,
or other effects, which they may have in their
hands, or which may hereafter come to their
hands, belonging to the absent defendant, TO
the amount of seventy dollars, stibject to the
further order and decree 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 next, and answer the
bill of the compa,nants, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in =" the Nir-
ginian," published in the town Of Eynchburg,
| IL,
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CaUYlONi

VIE public are hereby cautioned a.
j gainst trading for an obligation that |
some few years previously executed 10 Daniel
VI. Burord, Tor HE sum Of %l3o, which was
mol payable until collected a certain claim
oil illam aud Nicholas Lyon, who we're ad-
ninistrators 10 the estate OF their mother, Ju-
dith Lyon, deed, as have fslly discharged
the amount of sad obligation, aud have sui
fcent vouchers 10 show. Also have | requcs-
ted ol said Daniel VI. Burf0rd 10 come 10 "A
settlement, although have not fully settled
with the Lyons. ,WM. d. NIL.
August 20. 80
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NELSON COUNTY, july Court, leei.

john Staples, complainant,
against
cambridge Clasby, Mary Clasby, widow of
William Clasby, deed, William Clasby, John
Spencer aud Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Clssby William Mantiply and Poilyihs wife,
formerly Polly CLASSIFY, Dabney Bryant and
Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth CLASSIFY,
snsannah Hales, formerly Susannah CLASSIFY,
Creed C. Carter and Polly his wife, formerly
Polly CLASSIFY, aud Martha CLASSIFY, John Gas
~, Virginia aud Elizabeth Clasby, Jas. Clas-
Ivy and Robert CLASSIFY, children aud heirs of
Thomas Clasby, dec d, by Creed c. Carter,
specially assigned their guardian,
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4 B DAVIES. Cll,
~ AvS\lnl'S Sn\e.

TN pursuance of decree of the Superior
! Court OF Chaacery for the Lynrhbnrg Dis
trict, pronounced ga the 10Th day OF October,
ls23, in II cause therein depending, between
Thomas. I Bnuldin, IN or u David Ross, de-
ceased, plaintiff aud Samuel Harrison, de-
iendant-fhe undersigned, Marshal OF the said
coarl, will, on Tuesday, the lih day of Sep
temheFheAi, expose 10 sale,,o the premises,
by wayoi pablo auction, TO the highest bid.
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Effects of the Tariff prevented !

Effects of the Tariff prevented
1he .Subscriter has Just yecelp,d, and wiH
Keep constantly on hand, u large aSSort
mem cf
Wcavers' Reeds,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Knitting Cotton, sc.
- the best quality witch will euahle families
10 become their own manufacturers, aud
e1eetually conniefsct the detrimental ten
deney OF the 1ari1 J i. fAI1EN.
August 20 w3w
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fronting IS feet on main or second street,
running back in depth 1872 feet, having attach
fd TO it every convenience, which renders II
emneuty suitable for the purpose for which
II is intended.
This property is really valuable, mud ought
10 excite the attention of men of capital, as al
50 men OF industry and cntcrprize it would
be productive stock TO the one, ard may be
made source OF handsome income TO the o.
ther; especially rs the terms of payment are
|, ,, and years, satisfactorily secured
Considering the concourse of travellers, aud
other custom AT his house, an accommodating
aud good managing tavern keeper might ea
silly make the payments for the property in the
above time, from the proceeds OF the house
itself
This establishment is new, complete, and
in thorough condition ; aud is no doubt the
best calculated building for public entertain
meut in this, or indeed in any part Of the
country and il IS 80 situated rs must always
command the custom of Lynchhnrg, as well
rs the resort Of all persons visiting this place
nothing is wanting bat good management and
the right sort of a manto make an ample for
tune nj this place.
Al tn" same time, will he sold, .various o.
ther property, Real aud Personal belonging
10 the estate OF Joseph Echols, deed.
WIN. l.. LAMBETH, .4ftorntg for
ELIZA T. ECHOLS, Errof
Joscpk EehOis, decd
August 81. tds3
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Swaim's Celebrated Panacea.

INhOMAS j. DUVAL has Just received an
y additional supply of SWAlNS GENU.
me PANACEA. .7lso, a few bottles of su.
peror old PORT WINE. ia
August %.
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Also, one other 'vrart

Adjoinngthe above described Land, CONT.
ing upwards OF 700 acres. On This trarf n
are two settlements, on one Of whi,b -
very good house, well finished, on, Io,.,
orchards, a good garden, &c AID on II,
other II comfortable dwelling bouse, ORE ari,
&c. This tract also adioins the lands ol joI'
Shelton, Col. John Amber and Others
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Trust ale.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10
I'D rs by DR.. Josiah Marion, detcd tue 18th
day oi November ls23, and duly recorded
~ The comfy court al Pitlsy lvania, we shall
proceed to sell, ut public auction, tor cash, ON
ridoy the path day of September next, at
the house OF the said Morton, near SANDY
river in tho county aforesaid,
! valuable young Slaves,
To wit Phil, Isaac, Tom, Jim, Eliza, Jenny,
and Amelia, or so much thereof a. will be ur.
"essary 10 satisfy the purposes of the said
trust. Acting as trustees we shall convey
.deh title oniy,ss IS vested in me
GEORGE TONNES,
{. SHELTON
July n. iva
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REMOVAX..

MARIA S. GRAY begs leave TO inform
Asl herfriends and patrons that she has re
moved 10 the tenement over Messrs Mckee
Robinson and Cos Dry Good Store, one door
above Mr.. Henry Davs's, and opposite Mess
Hancock 4 Browns, where she will execute
all orders in her line with neatness and des
pa'oa' Az august "a
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InAkE NOTICE-Tbat on the first day
- the next superior court OF law holden for
the county OF Campbell, to vii, ON the first
Monday in September next, will move said
court for II Judgment against you for the sum
of co. Is 100, with interest aud costs, which
sum have paid as your security TO Crenshaw,
assignee of George ". ShuItz, and which you
have failed to repay aud return, as in law nnd
duty you were bound to do. Respectfully
SACkNlLEE KING.
August ID. w1wl
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,RY virtue of deed of trust under date the
- 2Ith OF October, 1919, aud of record in
the county court of Campbell, exc tuted by
Peter Cnn,by to the subscriber for purposes
therein expressed, will be sold, Tor cash, on
the 10th day Of September, at Campbell court