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Stup the VILLAIN I.

nTTNAWAY the I'd of this month, 4
IA mulafto man named NED. lie IS IA low
fellow. but has a large breat and Is strongly
made. little bow-legged, high inil forehead,
dark ewes, holes IN his cars, aud a loieraDle
.h.rn wears his hair tied behiud-hss a
hold and oIten eountenance when spoken 10.
II. is a keen artfnl fellow, aud perhaps can
read aud write htile His clothing | cannot
nartirtlafiy describe, tho there Is no doubt
h. is genleelly clothed, lie has good silver
watch, with a god or gilt chain, boots, &c
lie rode OF a DARK GREY MARI abohi !
feet inches high, Ia good order, shod before
her shoes not much Worn--she Is lehglh5 hhd
veil f0rlaed--aai has the marks ol plough
rt.ar upon her shoulders and considerable
ssar upon one of them, high en- The shoulder
blade, | lhink Oh the right She has very
;hiek tale aud name, though not very long -
She is spirited aud active and rides wen. lie
Is we'll eanippe1 for travelling, with saddle
bags, big coat OF bear skin win lhrtc cape,
A. have no doubt he has oblainedlree pa
pers, and @d. attempt 10 pass as a Tree man
aud make TO some free state aud have no
doubt bat he has altered his uBme. He IS n
handy fellow, a good house servant, miller
aud shoemaker, aud can turn his hauu 10 any
thing. aud have no doubt but he hasa plenty
Of money. viii give a reward OF FIFTY
DOLLARS 10 an, person Who will deliver
him to me, or secure hun III any Jail so that
get him again, within this State and II taken
wilhoHtthe state one HUNDRED DOLLARS
if secured or deln cred 10 me aud ten dolais
FOR the mare ii taken within this state and de
livered Il mr, and twenty dollars II taken
out Of the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckinclaun. Aug q wtsJ
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Yen DOLLARS Reward :.

RCSA"Ai frorl the subscribers, on
"a or about the } It day of February last,
bright muatio cir, named DILCEY, belong,
ing to the estate of John Melton, deceased
She Is about Is or l7years OF age, has scar
on the SIDE ol her neck, occasioued by burn,
also Que on her forehead Her eyebrows are
remarkably large, and has a down look when
spoken to. Had on when she went away, a
o'ack homespun cotton dress and napt cotton
Jacket 1t is probable she may be lurking in
The county OF buckingham, she lived there
about two years. The above reward will be
given to any person who will deliver the said
gill TO the subscribers, living near Nelson
court house, or such information given as
will secure her apprehension, aud all proper
charges paid.
SfoISWoOD GARLAND, Frs off,
'oHN MELTON, ! Melton dec.
May Ia. 4w3o
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silk, Cotton aud Thread Hosiery
Worked Muslin Robes
A superior assortment Of Thread Laces and
Edgings
Rich Seedlings aud figured Dulls
Al aud ID Cambrics and Cambria Nuslins
Figured aud plain Leno and Book do.
Plain aud figured Jaconets
limitations and Diml Cambrics
scotch Lawns and Irish oheetings
Black and colored Italian and Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
Mcrino Shawis and Scarts
Grape do. do.
Sewing Cotton, in spooIs, balls and hanks
Zeia Handkerchiels and ocarts
Checks, Dimities, Yioins and Violin Strings
Bombazettes and Bombazines
splendid assortment Of Parasols and I'm
brelIas, very cheap
British and French super. painted Muslin
Seine Irvine
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THE STORE
Nv occupied by j.. l.. wATROUs

NOV occupied by J. L. WATROUS
1N& 80. will be for rent ~ a vers few days
rs they are gong to decline business ia this
place, they vii sell Of their GOODS, While
they remain here, extremely low. Persons
indebted 10 them are requested u call AMI
make immediate settlement 81 the'r accounts,
~ Ihey will be necessarily compelled 10 leave
tLem IN the hands OF an officer for collection.
! L. NA1hOtS - co.
Nav II tsIy
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Bedfol1 .4prH RnLes. 1924.

Tinsley Fucker and VIM NJ. Otey pits.
against
John Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
flOore jr and Thomas Moore, ST. deit5.
~ on RFCERY
The defendants Thomas Moore, ir. and
BENJAMIN Perkins not having entered their
appearance aud given security according TO
law and the rules of this court, aud it appear
ing that they are not inhabitants of tbs
state, on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, II IS ordcrcd, That tie said defendants
do appear here at the next June court, and
answer the plaintiff billiard that copy Of
ihi, order be forthwith inherited in some one
of the Iynchburg papers published in Lynch
burg for two months successfully, and that
copy OF this order be posted at the front door
Of the court house for two successive court
days.
CoPy-Tcste.
80 J. STEPTOE. c. e
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Personal Property,

To wit one negro man Adam, one other ma
med Pompey, aud one negro woman ssaly-
Also, 2 brood mares, 10 head Of cattle, Is head
Of hogs, with their increase, II any-Also, all
the Household aud Kitchen Furniture, aud
plantation utensils OF every description, toge-
Their with all the crop OF WHEAT, RYE,
OATS aud TOBACCO. Terms al the sale
will be, for the personal property, a credit OF
l. months, aud for the land, n credit of ], 2,
3, 4 aud years will be given. In each case,
bonds with approved security will be requir-
ed, aud deed of trust upon the land to Sc
cure the payment thereof The title 10 the
above property is believed 10 be indisputable,
but acting as trustee, shall warrant such on
ly as is vested in me as such.
JOSEPH STAPLES, Trustee.
May 81. wtds4O
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TRUST SALE OF GOODS.

I n conformity to the provisions of deed
4 in trust executed TO the subscriber 10y
hleritt NJ White and Judith p, his wife, and
also OF another deed in trust executed by the
said Merritt NJ White and William White,
which said deeds of trust are duly admitted
to record in the Office of the clerk of the
county court OF Amherst, shall proceed TO
sell, to the highest bidder, by way of public
auction, at the Pedlar Mills, on Friday and
Saturday the 18th aud 10Th of June next, the
remainder of the STOCK OF GOODS on
hand, belonging to the said Merritt NJ and W,
White, on a credit OF sin months on all suns
of five dollars and upwards-on all purch 4ses
under that amount the cash will be rer,uire5
Bonds and approved security will bp deman-
ded NM. ARMISTEAD, Trnstee
May o5. ltw,ds
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One other Nract,

adjoining the last, containing between 800
aud 100 acres, on which is likewise small
plantation and some log buildings. This land
is, IA point of quality, perhaps not much, ii
any, inferior 10 the other, II lies uncommon
ly we'll, aud likewise abounds with the best
Of pine for plank or shingles, aud lies near a
faw mill. The two last mentioned tracts, ad.
joining each other, would be more equally
divided, 10 accommodate purchasers
We will sell the whole or either OF the a.
bove mentioned tracts OF land upon the fol
lowing terms, VIZ; One third OF the purchase
money to be paid Christmas, l524, al which
time possession will be giyen--the balance in
two equal annual payments, and provided
the purchaser should find 1t tO his interest in
the first payment, To advance more, liberal
discount will be made WecApect 10 sell the
above lands nj reduced prices, owing 10 the
pressure of the times, and should not a sale
be effected before, we shall offer them TO the
highest bidder at next Bedford JHue court
Capt. John w Holt, whe lives near The pre-
mlses, will accommodate any gentleman who
may wish 10 see the first named tract, and
Capt. David " QuarleS, who lives in the VI
cln1ty OF the three others, will show them
5 ~ ,5 5S$ $s1H, Executors
Nay % ,1ds Il
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, b. subscription, N The t0pn Q
Lyschbafg,
A PERIODICAL JOURNAL,
TO BE EMITTED, rnE
YIVENANY ARGUS.

TS this old aud 1nijgitened STATE, tohere
u the press Is so tberdiig encouraged, Il IS Il
r7,utler Of dsioni'hmtut oHd rtgret hat here IS
agt ous papsr derOitd 10 literary pt0dpctioRs.-
Feeling iat Importance 81 such an establishment
20 fht pubic, also aettaied BY mottrts u seY-
fmollfncat and improvement, ne subscriber uW
enter az The arduoas tax, and hopes, by anrc-
united mttniioE, 10 ogOrd has patrons constant
.upplg Of literary dHlHstmtm and Wehhgthft
ia ihis stormy day o. political contention, ghe7
The gubhc nluad IS constantly dgitnfed ~ the
scaf Of party mriters, Il CW be pie@iHg thu
alton 10 retire at leisure from The aoisg columns
Of NE political pdptrs 10 he ruim aud ptaftJm
sabjtcls tchieh shall I'LL tie LHerdrg .jrgny.--
Tie matter for he i gus shdH COHStg Of origl-
md essays, rtrittes o. HtW literary prWluc
iipag aud extracts from HE most celebrated pr
rodteai journals q M day and here the o1h-
tor could particularly iHrae oil nen Of talents
aud education 10 e0u,rlbdt mir snare ~ Il.
ntnemeut aaiinsiructioH-f rom The philosopher
,ph5 tolls IN search Of induces hidden Htusure,
70 M poet lrhose fancy
Rides sublime upon the scraph wings of
eAtacy"
TO The cittafns in general Of his state the editor
2tukeS al appeal for their support r1asmacd
as Il pH be fer the only jonrnhof tn KIND con-
Quoted amongst them, aud, as has prnHary mo-
tire for altering INTO the troublesome dne Toe
often ttHFrat.fa task Of 4 public edRor, tras far
the parpos, ofendedporine 10 attach aome dtgrce
efsfedit 10 The iaieliecfual taste Of his mature
state he tttls conscious that TIE appeal rclH mol
be made in rain--He IS also confident thai me
patrons ,ciu excuse eng error Of opinion tat9
t1hich he may be led BY his go,dh aud iuerper'-
tpce--for ii6a0iity IN making proper oAow-
ouce for the inGipsrtencits Of ITS go.d.., and IN
pqtroniring il uhtn directed by a tnudabie sPir,'
has aitoGys Jeen eharaeterai= Of he " Old Do
piili0n."
TERMS
The ARGUS gH i@es monthly, on n
medium sbett Of forty pages- The prize ot sub
scription riH be THREE DOLLARS pc an
mon, oN pnya5i, on the dsiiysruuce Of hc
first aumber. no subscription wH BE- yectieed
tor Il shorter period than tdecIte months, and
viH be Discontinued only ,pita the settlement o.
oil GrreGraEss.
The first No lrjH BE- issued as soon as a s!f'
cient aumber Of Subscribers shoH be Obtained 10
justly Il. STEPHEN I. -MfCHELL.
.lprI %. 4t75
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ONE IR.aCr,

On the waters O, Little Otter, about 3 r.lles
above Liberty, and near the main western
road containing 100 acres near one Lali OF
which is in woods, and Is eonsit red, with The
exception OF small part, TO be prime tobac-
co land the balance ia plantation, sufficient
10 work i've or SIX hands 10 advantage, aud j.
susceptible 81 great Improvements. On this
farm = n comfortable DhELLtAG HOUSE,
sufficient Tor tue accommodation OF i large
family, together with other necessary ont
houses. Likewise, an APPLE and PEACH
ORCHARD, the apple orchard isiuieriorpcr-
haps, 10 hlit few in this upper country. This
was the former residence oil the Rev. james
Turner
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue Of deed of trust executed to the
- subscriber by Henry Franklin, bearing
dale the 2s,h day OF July, ls23, and otrecofd
IN the clerk S office OF the county court Of
Amherst, tor certain purposes therein expire
SD, shall on tuesday the 10th day 81 June
next, Ql fair, otherwise the next lair day
proceed 10 sell, by way OF public auction, d.
-. tba taId Erauk an
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Il certain Tract OF Aand.

containing BOO acres, be the same, more or
less, aud adjoining the lands OF Ambrose Tom
bin, Aaron Iigginbothan aud others. The
land is in a good state Of improvement hae-
ing some excellent buildings erected thereon.
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Negroes for Sale.
MAY 81.

FOR SALE, likely young NEuho
Il WOMAN, who is tolerable good ho"s1 .
servant, with three children, all boys anu
very likely. For terms, apply 10 NO..
May % v3w5,
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Tract OF AIand,

containing 655 acres, aud OF another TRACT
containing SO acres, IylDg on the head waters
oil Burtons aud Molly Greeks, in tue county
OF Campbell Acting IA trustee | shhll CON
vey 10 the purchaser such title only as IS yes.
ted ia me by said deed oitrust
JOHN ALEXANDER
May % wlds 4
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One other Tract.

on the waters ofBack creek containing abou
5u0aeres, all in woods. a small proportion on
" OF which is com dred tobacco land Of su
perior quaIity, but considerable part might
be justly denominated tolernbe grain land, il
lie, we'll, is we'll waterrd, and nbounds with
.,,.4lI.,,t tt,ttl.r aag..i.IiR piua
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and OTHER EFFECTS,
Stop NE RunaWAy

ON Monday night last, the 10th inst.
~ my man BILLY ab,conded from the
plantation Of Of y. !. Anderson, on staun-
ton river, near the mouth of Goose creek
lie is OF Low stature, yellow complexion, and
between 80 and 10 years of age he carried
off all his clothing, aud a new wool bat. It
is believed he is lurking about New Londor Or
Lynchbnrg and may attempt to pass as IA free
man. The subscriber will pay reasonable
reward for the apprehension and delivery Of
sad slave, CT tor his commitment to jail
JAMES & ANDERSON
MnN Il 2aMts39
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NOTICE.

Dy virtue of deed of trust executed IL
ID The subscriber by CIerent Townsend,
10 secure James Jones, as the indorser and
security OF Jordan * townsend, OF record ~
the county court OF Campbell, vii, be sold, 10
thr highest bidder, for rendy money, on the
premises, on TIE 10Th day OF June. aext, one
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Not ice.

TESHE subscribers Inform The public al large
1 that they have dissolved partnership in
consequence of which, they will expose for
sale, NJ public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
at their store house, in Bent Creek, on Mon
day The 9Th of June next, all their remaining
stock of
GOODS, and OTHER EFFECTS,
of every descriptions liberal credit will be
given aud as the sale will take place without
reserve, persons wishing to purchase will find
it TO their interest TO attend Further parti-
cuars will be made known on the day Of sale
WILLIAM |. FREELAND,
WILLIAM A. WINGFlELD,
DOGAI.D FERGUSON, II
OWENS (. FOWLER
May II. Wtds39
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TERMS
THE SUBSCRIBER


IIAS lust received an additional supply
L L OF GROCERIES, which with his tormer
stock, makes his assortment pretty complete
AMONGST which ar the following articles
Best Brown aud Loaf sugars,
Coffee, white and Green,
Imperial aud Young Hysen Teas,
Sicily Madeira, Tenerile, aud Malaga Wines,
Port Wine, N bottles,
West India aud common Rum,
Whiskey and Apple Brands,
Rtoiasses, Cheese, Chocolate,
Rice, OF new crop
Pepper, Alspice, Gtrger. and Nntmegs,
Soap aud Candles,
Sacks Salt,
s by 10 and 10 By Il Window Glass, Putty,
Powder, Shot, and Lead, Fitnts,
Indigo, AIadder, Annette,
Copperas, Far Blueing aud Starch,
Salt Peire, Album, EPSON Suits
Gold Pressed Castor Oil,
Camphor, Gauber Salts, Birthstone,
Best Bloom aud Muscatel kisius,
Oranges, Cocoa Nuts, and Almonds,
Real Durham Mustard, dresh)
Janeisons Crackers, 10y the key or pound,
Qresh)
China, aud genera assortment Crockery Ware,
Large assortment Stone are,
Glass Ware,
Nests OGDEN Ware and Sugar Boxes,
Mackerel aud Cod Fish,
Ietter, Writing, and Wrapping Paper,
Spelling Books and Ink Powder,
Nigr Silters,
'Elaccuba and Scotch Snuff, segars,
Cotton aud Wool Cards,
Bed Cords aud Plough Lines,
Best Shaving and Windsor Soap,
Clothes, sweeping, shoe y scrubbng Brushes,
Whitewash, Paint and Horse Brushes,
Tooth aGa Shaving Brushes,
An assortment of Hardware and Cutlery,
a few Dry Goods aud Fsncy articles,
All of which, with variety of other articles
not enumerated, are offered low for cash
Irish Potatoes, Of mountain growth,
for seed or table USE, at so cents per bnshe
EDN ARD DUFFEL.
april 80 81 w3w
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SvaniSh Hides.

WE have Just received a parcel Of Rio
w Grande HIDES, winch wit be sold on
moderate term Tor cash.
JOHN y CASWELL POE.
Anril . 2aets34
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Eo George s. Holloway

70 GeOrge =. N0NNW"!'
car Az you are not an inhabltant ..,.,
~ this state, take ills method to nouX
yon, that on the 23d day of June, LEA, SH','
proceed to take the dispositions OF }oao %,
klsson and others, at Robert Morris : ta't,'P
IN the town of Lynehburg, to be read as ~
dence on the trial Of a suit now depending !"
the superior OF chancery for the lynehou's
district, wherein am plaintiff, ami youFseN
aud others defendants.
JABEZ CAMDEN.
NAV 81 W4~+u ..
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ME olN, as u Science.
JOHN A. SCONCIA


OFFERS his services 10 the citizens of
~ Lynchburg aud its vicinity, in his new
METEOROLOGICAL SYSTEM lie hopes, by
unremitted attention 10 the du,ies Of his pro-
tesslon, to give general satisfaction, and TO
prove at the same time that music IS now re-
duCed to a science, and is not mechanical
requirement, rs ii has been heretofore Pegar-
ded lie has every thing necessary for the
above mentioned mode of instruction f; and
for the accommodation Of his pupils, has a
gents al the north 10 furnish them with music
and musical Instruments. lie will also supply
the orders OF any other person. lie daily ex-
poets several elegant aud welI-toned new
PIANOS, which may lie had at reduced pr-
ccs. Also, MEIKoNOMES, handsomely I'm
ished, &c.
Il. lie has at present, time enough to at
tend two families or classes moderate dis
lance from town.
u A line addressed to him viii meet with
prompt attention
April wts35
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

r OFT t1sTTsTs-
WE the Undersigned being loint owners
w OF the property lately owned by MAJ
Oliver Towies, lying on main street, nave de
termined, IN order 10 make division, to sell
it. y great bargain may he had by any per
sou wishing to purchase for cash, or on d, J.,
aud Is months crtdi-Note 10 bear interest
from date ARRAM Il NORTH,
RALPH SMITH, Jr
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
MAY ii $40
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Twenty NoNars NeWsyA
w 'I'IV ''bTTV u 'I7I n
NAN NNRSE

Of m,ne, seven years old, five feet two or
three inches high, OF fine spirit, and remarka-
bly, active for work horse, was taken toge-
Their with an old saddle broken behind, aud
new stirrup feathers. The bride was old,
the bit designed for double reips.
| have no doubt but he will aim to pass as
a free man, having, it is supposed, stolen the
free pass OF Frederick Mason, under which
name am well satisfied he will aim to pass
will give the above reward for the man
and horse, (or $40 for either if taken within
thirty miles of this place, and delivered to
me. Ii beyond that distance, the same re-
ward and all reasonable travelling charges
will be allowed.
SAMUEL EDMUNDSON, Jr
Halifax Court House, May %. Is d
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One other Tract.

within mile or two Of the latter, estimated
1t lsO acres, on which is a small plantation, IA
considerable part Of which is fresh likewise
pretty grood DWELLING HOUSE nearly
finished. On this place has been raised tobac-
co OF a superior quality, aud the land yet to
clear, at least good proportion Of il, is Of
nearlY Inc samn descrin'inn.
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Notice

'2Y virtue of a deed Of trust executed by
- John Thompson, ir. to john z. Cobbs &
Arthur Clayton, bearing date the 10Th OF July
1919, and duly recorded in the clerks office
OF the county OF Amherst, for the purpose of
securing the payment Of debt due John
White, shall proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, for ready money, on the premises, on
ErilnN the 9TH Of Iune neN1
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MARSNAlfS Sam.

In pursuance of decree of the superior
ls23 IN cause therein depending, between
Jocl Estis, plaintiff aud James Prentis and
Samuel Hobsou defendants, the undersigned,
marshal of the said court, will on Friday the
18th day Of June neNt, lf fair, II not on the
next tair aay thereafter, sundays excepted, )
proceed to sell, on the premises, by way OF
public auction, to ,he highest bidder, fer cash
a crrtuir
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Chintzes, super. and common
llisb Linens and Damask Table Linens
Linen CaDihrios and Cambria IIandlsrat,
Pateat Steam and Power Loom 5hirlj..e' u
Jaconett Crayats, figured and cross .bnrrsd
A large assortment Of countefItains and am,
Elegant Fancy and Plain Ribbons, OF ,a i,,n,
widths and coors
silk Flags ard Fancy Handkerchief
Sattins, SenshaWS, Sarsnetts
Figured and Plaid Silks
White and colored Marseiies yesting.
Drilings, Wilmington Stripes and N9nkeo,.
Buck, hid, Beaver and silk Gloves wa
large and extensive assortment Of Coto.
Shawls and Handkerchlets ''''a
White ard coIored Gimps
Leghorn and Straw flats and Bonn.ts
Mems and Boys Fur and Wool Hans
Best quality blue and white Cotton Yarr
An assortment OF Brushes, of every Lind
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MOI icC.
SHOES.

NE have Just received general as
w sortment OF the aboTe article, at very
reduced prices
Ladies Morocco Denmark, Satin and Pru.
neIIa slippers,
Do fine seal skin,
Ch'ldrens Morocco aud Leather Boots aud
Shoes,
And hourly look TOR the most splendid rs
sortm,ut OF Calicoes aud other fashionable
Goods ever offered in tins market
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co
May %. 1888
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Tract or Parcel Of Aand,

Lying in tie county of Campbell, adloInkHS
the lands of Edmund Tate, aud others, being
the same on which the sad Deison now re-
sides, containing l04 acres, with the dwelling
houses, out-hou5es, Improvements, and aPl"'
tenances thereunto belonging. Also,
The following personal property
to wit:--one Negro Girl, aged IS years, nam,
sncke;y and two Children, named jeffrey and
John; together With the increase OF the sa'a
female slaves, if any. Also, one hall a gar gar,
riase aud Harness, owned by the sal4 9 yer
in copartnership with Colonel Edmund lle'
two Horses, five Cows, all the plantation u ,.'.
sis, and all the Household and Kitchen u
niture belonging 10 the said Deison
GEO b. WOODSON, NJ. 5. {. c. l. H.
Nav l. u Ii Nlds
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Marshal's Sale.

IN pursuance of decree of the Superior
4 Court OF Chancery for the Lynchburg dio-
trct, pronounced on the lst day of November,
ls23, in a cause therein depending, between
George Wbitlocke, plaintiff,
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ALSO, one other Tract,
ALSO, one other Iraet,

Adjoining the first described tract on the
south west side, containing $50 acres. chiefly
in woods, not more thsn 10 acres being clear
ed, which are we'll enclosed This trnct is
veil timbered, aud is 6ne tobacco land.
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Charles Deison, Edmund Tate, Garland
late, David q. MurreIl, aud George L. Rich
ardson, defendants,
The undersigned, Marshal Of the said court,
viii, en- WEDNESDAY, The 9th day Of June
next, if fair if not, the first fair day thereafter
Sundays excepted, proceed to sell, on the pre-
misses, by way of public auction, to the hshes.
hillrr tor cash a cn,i ain
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIlE Executors of Col. VIM. Leftsich,
i decd odertor sale, THE FOLLOWING
LANDS ia tI. sat,ufy al H.df.rI
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ttiEy auction the Northern Cities, and for ,.,g
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April Q, 1924
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NAllNaRAE A.ANNS

HNlE subscriber wishes to sell The fol-.
Il lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAND.