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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-23

Nothing is so inconsistent with self
possession, as violent anger. 1t over
powers reason; coDfounds our ideas |;
dslorts the appearance, and blackens the
color OF every object. BY the storm
which raises within, and by the mischefs
which il occasions without, it generally
brings on the passionate and revengeiul
man greater misery than he can bring on
his enemy. Patience allays this destruc-
tive tempest, by making room for the
return Of calm and sober thought. 1t
suspends the blow, which sudden resent
ment was ready TO inflct. 1t disposes
US to attend to the allevating circum-
stances, which may be discovered in the
midst of the wrongs We suppose our.
selves 10 have suffered.-Hence, 1t ma
turally inclines to the moderate and gen.
tie side; and, while it allows all proper
measures to be taken, both for safety,
and for just redress, it makes way for re-
turning peace.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-23
NOVICE

rs hereby given, that application will be
Il made to the General Assembly of the state
of Illinois, at its next session, to form new
county from parts Of St. Clair, Madison, and
Washington counties.
+. B. CLEMSON
THOS. RAY,
H GEORGE LOWE,
NICHOLAS HQRNEH,
Sept. 2sd, 1624A7Al2t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-23

DlED-At Shoreham in the state of ver-
mont, on the 18th ult. the Hon. CHARLES
Rich, Representative III Congress from the
state of Vermont.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-23
acknowledgements.

T HAVE for sale, some of the above, in this
Il district, and which | will dispose of on a
credit, cash, or Beef and Pork.
Apply to ROBERT POGUE.
Nov. 16-3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-23
Wanted

A N Apprentice to the Printing Business.
IA Apply to Ii. WARREN.
Nov. 10.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-23
WOLF HUNT.

Two hundred and sixty-eight men turn
ed out and encircled piece of woods, 8
or 10 miles from this village, when on
drawing into ring, there were killed 8
wolves, 8 deer, bear, and RABBITS
caught alive. Three wolves made their
escape, for lhe want OF few more men
to make the ring clsser. Fredonia Cen.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-23

Yermsnt.-A resolution 70 give the
choice Of Presidential Electors to the
people Of Vermont, has passed the As
sembly Of that state. by an unanims's
vote.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

The Colombian Government has or.
dered the construction OF 30 gun-boats
in snch ports of the Republic as are,
best provided with the means of build
.ng them. The Congress has approrri-
oted the sum of 100000 for the repair
# the Notifications on the coast, and to
ne construction Of such other forts as
may be deemed necessary
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Singular Preservation "A la
hourlrg man of tins village descended
well, on Friday last, 10 clean 1t, and
when ahuut 90 feet down, the we'll
caved on him. Tue workmen were
until O'Clock next day. in digging him
cut, when. very ss'onlshIngly, he pro
we'd to be Glire, ard is doing we'll.
GENEVA PALLADIUM.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
GREET BRITAIN.
LONDON, OCT. 8

The different Courts on the cont
nent are g0in- into mourning for the
death of Hiui, XVIII.
Tie Bl3ic fig3ic, sailed for the
Slndv,:h Island ca the 30th Sep
with the +, mains q, IN late hing aad
Gleeu o. taosc Islands.
DEFEAT OF F. ASuANTEES
ID spalcbes fruf1 Cope Coast c.
d., d4,ed he l2;n and 1874 of Jul,
h. hec, recised; they were b,oug'
u Cas 03.1nsl Sal herlanl who con
ulauded IA Ihc alGca. Coienci 81
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
ISLAND OF CUBA.

A letter from Maracsvbo, written in Septem-
be-, contains The flowing info m .tioc
"IntelIlgence was received here
from Jamaica. that the inhabitants Of
Cuba, particularly merchants OF tla
vana. presented petition TO the King
of Spain. or his government, begging
toackpowledge the inlepence OF South
America, in order to restore tranquil
ity OF the Island, and to prevent all
prejodicill consequences which threa-
ten the place without the greater risk
OF heing taken by Colombian cru'zcrs
which are continually cruising on the
coast of the said island, aud even land
their men on some part which often
caused lie greatest CONSERVATION
through the island. in consequence of
this universal wish arose amongst
the inhabitants, and even in the go
vernmtnt to acknowledge the indie
pcndenceof Colombia, and TO prevent
hostlilties."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
Captain George Fl Kennerly, who

had charge OF the Indians, who recent
" visited this CITY, has returned to ST.
I.onis, having accompanied the differ
ent Indians, TO within two days jour
ney OF their respective tribes and DIES
patched them home. They were all
in good health, and much pleased with
the attention they had received Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

A duel was fought near New Or
leans On the 18th by two citizens, and
one ofthc parties was killed. On re
ference to the register of deaths we
find his name was James Pierpont
The name Of the other party is not
mentioned.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Indian Disptste-Not long sinoe
uswas reported that war par,y
composed of Otawss and Pottays,a
mics, were assembling 10 the vicinity
Of Fort Wayne, for the purpose OF
ayenging themselves on the Miamies
for some murders which had been
committed by them, unless they would
consent to an amicabe arrangement, OF
the dispute. We have just learnt
from Mr.. Belcber. recently from For,
Wayne, that the dispute is settled
the Miamies having paid the injured
parties $1,000
We also learn from Mr.. B. that a
qnantity OF goods belonging to The A.
nlerIcen Fur Company, valued at
Sc, GOO, has been recently seized b-,
an agent Of .he Indian Department
for an alleged Infringement, on the law
regulating trade with The Indian De.
pariment, on theipart ofihose who had
the goods III possession.
Bat. Fed. Coz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Tobacco 1t may be fairly stated
that no change has taken place in the
price of this article-such is the impress
sion amongst the dealers. A crop Of
eight hogsheads of Mr. James Hawkins,
from st. Leonards creek, Calvert coun-
ty, sold three for So, two for 6, and
three for 3. One hogshead of joshua
War6eld's, of Anne Arundel, fine span-
gled tobacco, sold for 20 dollars: the
rest of his crop at very low prices. To-
bacco Of the best quality would COM
mand as good prices now as at any time
this year. Fl is impossible to Say what
pork is going to sell for this fall. The
editor of the Farmer stopping with
fiiend on the road last week, and look-
ing at his pen of hogs, as at every thing
else on well managed farm, saw that
they were young, with corn lying beside
them, s.d considering these to be essen
tial signs of good pork, engaged his
years supply a, doflars-but he rather
thinks is friend got he weather guage
of him. lie doubts i. the price viii set
tie down at more than 5 dollars, though
he wishes it may. Amer. Farmer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
New YonK Nov. 5.-HgIud

New York Nov. 5.-Hga,cdy
robbery and attempt toan,Tder.- On
Wednesday night about Ii O'Clock, as
Samuel Jones, a respectable hooking
Young man, on his road from Bosien
10 New York, on foot, within half a
mile of Bioomingdale, was overtaken
by two persons, who Immediately
Knocked him down, cut his throat in
three different places, and then robbed
him OF all his money (about $l2) and
clothes. He succeeded, yesterday
morning. in crawling TO the tavern'of
Mr., Barnhan, at BloonningdaIe, who
humane'y picked him up, brought him
TO the city, and carried him to the hos
pnal.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Con'smpla'ad Jrnct on of'hs Jrniata
and Conemaugh,--We have heard from
PENNSYLVANIA Commissioners who are
engaged in dwelling and measureing the
head waters Of this route they have as
yet. they saw, met with no very serious
difficulty, and that the water on the
summit level is sufficient The United
States Engineers also spoke flattpring-
ly Of the prospect of the conte nplated
canal and in conversation, in this town,
gave this route a decided preference to
any other they had viewed. We look
with much anxiety for the report of the
PENNSYLVANIA Commissioners TO the en-
suing Legislature.
Jun;ata Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

The Elm Grove Factory, Butter
nuts, O,segp county, N. Y, belonging
to Jonas Greenwood, with machinery
and stock, was destroyed by fire on
the 23'h ult No insurance, and the
loss estimated at from 5 to 60O0 dol
lars.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Var in India. Our correspon.
dents of the Philadelphia Glzette, have
received Information from the super
cargo of he ship Factor at that port
that the Burmees War continued to
rage. TIE British had been beaten
at several places, bat had finally sue
ceeded in taking Rangoen, and were
closely beseig'ng Ava.
1t is also stated that the BURNER
Army Consisting ofnearly 2oO, 0Comen
had at one time approached Calcu,ta,
which excited considerable alarm
The inhabit3nts had commenced pack
ing their goods, SC. tm hy the time
" arrival of reiniorcemeDts, tie enc
mics were forced back. $4,000 per
month was offered for vessels to convey
the British troops up the river.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Ertrac; Of fet'sr, dated .Hoftegideo, 18th Sc
tender. 1924.

Ertrac; Of letter, dated .Ho,steVideo, 10th Sep
tender, 1924.
General Lecour has granted per.
mission TO land Flour, free Of duty, il
re shipped, within six months, at
which time an additional extension
of'h~ee nnHths more will be given, if
necessary"
Sept. l2--"Flom continues ex
iremely dull, say about SO 5rs a
biol On board Domestic shirtlngs.
~ ieached, o! 80 inches, daily incrase
III aetnand "
"P 8 During the last three days
IL COO hbls. of -four have arrived here
or passed. on to Bnenos Ayers-sa!es,
GA of the 9ues on.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

The Corps of Cadets, of the United
States Military Academy, have ofiereds
gold medal of SO dollars value, for the
best design of a monument to the me-
mory of General Thaddeus Kosciusco.
The monument is to be erected at West
Point, on rude romantic spot which
bears the name of kosciusco's Garden
because it had once been his fasorits
retire at in his leisure moments. Designs
to be exhibited by the first of January,
1896. Communications to be addressed
to James y Thompson, P. M'Nartin, and
T. h. Ridgely, committee OF cadets,
West Point.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
osee sftas pa,-sot and .Msrniu, Aaperhser.

Oaee ,fiae Parrot and Morning .6dperhser.
-New FORK November z, 1924
FSrc-The contents ofthe extensive
lumger yard of Francis Gross, No.
276 Cherry street corner Of J fferson-
street, where principally destro, ed on
Saturday night by tire, which contin
ued burning Till seven or eight o'cIos k
yesterday morning This result, " lih.
out doubt, was caused by an incendi
ary--ior no fire hal been lit in the
yard ny the owner during the day.
The damage sustained is estimated al,
from seven 10 ten thousand dollars
or considerably above the amount in
sued for, which is $4,000 Tee
flames were first discovered to pro
coed from a pile of shavings. &.
bout half past Ii o'clock on Saturday
night
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Princeton Theological Semina'y.-The
trustees of the General Assembly Of tho
Presbyterian Church acknowledge the
receipt of a,sos dollars for the he"io-
gicai Seminary al Princeton, during the
month of September, Of shirh 1000
dollars was from, Robert Ralston, Esq
of Philadelphia, and 1000 from Solo,
msn Allen, Esq. for the Philadelphia
professorship; 5000 dollars from Maj
Abraham Walker, of Georgia Presby-
try. for the Southern profe ssorship, and
sac dollars, proceeds Of the Wassock
estate.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

PENSACOLA, Der. 10.-By gen
tlemen FROM st A.arks we lean that
the Hon. Augustus b. Woodward.
Judge of the Superior Court for the
middle District of Florida, had arrived
at Tallahassee on the 4lh instant: that
term might not be lost, he proceeded
10 organize his Court.
We understand that the Judge has
appointed Major Gary Nicholas. the
first Editor of,he Fioridi4n, Clerk OF
the Middle District.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Application will be made to the
Legislature 10 incorporate a Compa
ny IN the city Of New York. to he
styled The " New York Lofn Com
paDy.' with a capitol of 100000 for
the purpose OF loaniug money On pro.
perry pledged, and also to incorporate
another company with the title of the
/" Mercantile Loan Company" to be
located in that city, to loan money on
like conditions, and 10 have banking
plivileges.--N. Y G4z.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

A woman was burned to death few
days since in Albany, in consequenc
of having fallen in to fire when in
state 0i intoxication!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

JEREMIAH MonRow has been re'eiec~
ted Governor OF the state oi Quo, ny
respectable majority.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

.Hadame Hur5ide. The schooner o.
nited States, OF Baltimore, landed at
Barat.ria. on the Goth of September,
the widow of the ex-emperor OF Me1i-
co, and her family and suite, consisting
of two children, a nephew, two priests,
and two servants. The ladies of conl-
modore Patterson and captain Cunning
ham, who have a summer residence at
that place, urged this unfortunate stran-
ger (who appeared 70 be in avery deli
cate state of healthy to come to New
Orleans and remain few weeks unsai
her health should be restored; ana
through the polite aid of captain Cum
pingham, she arrived here on Saturday
evening. Her nephew and one OF the
priests went lii the schooner for Hava-
ma. whence they will continue their voy-
are for Baltimore. We are Informed
that captain Fitch is entitled to much
credit for his particular attention and po-
likeness to this forlorn family on thsia
passage
We further learn that it is the inten-
ton of madame lturbide to remain a few
weeks at Mr.. Zabharie's plantation-to
proceed through the western country on
the first rise of water, for a northern
port. ard thence embark for Europe.
Lou. Ads. Oct. IL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Colonization in AfTica. --Auxi'a-
ry Societies. nnderthe supeIintendance
of,he Rev. Sir. McKENNy, Agent OF
the paren. Society in Washington,
have recently been organized at inc
following places. viz; HamP.on'
Smithfeld, and Suffolk, in Virginia
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Hayti.-The emigration to Hayn
continues. On Friday last the pug
Rob't Reade sailed from New York LOT
Aux Cages, with full complement ..
colored persons, who, before they pun
to sea, appointed number oil ofhee"
TO preserve order during the voyage
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-28
~t0p the Runaways =.

DIAAWAY from the subscriber. living
IL IN the county of Halifax, Va, On Cstaw-
81 efeek, sometime IN september lat, two
NERO men PATRICK and FRANK. Patrick
g. II yellow complexion, though MT mu-
'atto, about 20 years OF aee, about 3 ftei . or
~ iacie, high, Of a pleasing counienance,
aud speaks fierce When spoken 10, carried of
with him some sery good ciething, w two
broad cloth coats, Que blue and the other
bottle green white tur hat, no visible mark
rreeiieeted. rank e. Of dark complexion,
about . let & or inches nigh, % yesrs Of
age. aud OF gram look, aud apt 10 push out
hi. tips wien talking, aud lIas sour on his
,.fi elbow, oceasioncd By burn, went oa IN
his every day gzfb, siz u negro cotton coat
and pautaIouns. Any person apprehend'ag
The said runaWays aud delivering them to me,
# taken out 81 this state. shall receive the re-
wnfd Of 800, aud i IN tbs state, 500.
JOHN CREWS.
May II v6w 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-28

Silk, Cotton.and Thread Hosiery
Worked Muslin Robes
\ supcrio, assortment Of Thread Laces and
Edgings
Rich Seedlings and figured Mills
Al aud 6-I Cambrics and Cambria MGsins
Figured aud plain Leno and Book do
Plain aud figured Jdtonets
limitations and DmI Cambrics
Scotch Lawns and Irish oheetngs
Black and colored Italian and Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
Mcrino shawls aud scar,s
Grape do. do.
Sewing Cotton in spools, balls and hanks
ZcIia IIandkerchiefa and Scafts
Checks, pimities, Rolins and iolin Strings
Bombazeltes and bombalues
/ splendid assortment of Parasols aud In.
brela-, very cheap
British aud French super. painted Muslin
seine Tnine
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-28
SHOES

WE have just received r'refal a.
w >oftncui OF The above article n sera
reduced prices.
Ladies' Morocco Denmark, satin and Pa
nela Slippers,
DO fine Seal skin,
Chlllrens Morocco aud Leather Boots AID
Shoes,
And hourly look for the mo-; splendid as.
sortu. al al Caliepes and othcr fashionable
Goods eser ogrre3 IN this market
AlokEE, ROBINSON & 90.
Nlrs - tt
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TRUST SALE OF GOODS.

IN conformItyto the provisions Of deed
Il in trust executed TO the subscriber by
Merritt NJ White aud Judith T. his wife, aud
also of another deed IN trust executed by ihr
SAID Merritt NJ White aud William White,
which SAID deeds of trust are duly admitted
10 record in the Office OF the clerk OF the
county court Of Amherst, shall proceed n
sell TO the highest bidder by way OF public
auction, al the Icdlar Mill, on Friday aud
saturday the 18th aud l9lh Of June next, the
remainder Of the STOCK OF GOODS on
hana, belonging to the said Merritt N. and "
White, on a credit Of siA months on all sums
Of five dollars and upward,--on all purchases
under that amount the cash will be required.
Bonds sud approved security will be deman-
ded VA AKAns1EAD, Trustee.
Nav % 1twtds
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STOW the Mainl

DINAnAY the Cd of his month, a
"a malafto man named NED lie is a low
fellow, but has a tarse breast and IS strongly
nl4ic, a Lutte bow legged, high lall forehead,
dark ewes, holes IN his ears, ard a toierable
sbaru cha wears hi, mir tied lshind--has
t5,IJ and open cuunfenaaoc when spoken 10
lie IS leea 5rtlui fellow, and perhaps can
read aud write lit,ie. lis clefhiag cannot
pariiculafig describe, tho there Is no d9Hh
l. is gcatcelly clothed III laz good silver
watch, with gold nr GILT chain boots, Ae
lie rode oil a DARN GRlA N Ill, about
feel niche hlgh, in gsud order, shod before
her shue, not muoh wnrn-#she = lengthy aud
veil fnrmrd--and has the marks 81 plough
.ear upon her -houlders. and considerable
scar anon one uf them, high CA The shoulder
hIade, think oH the right She hss NeiA
tuck tale aud mauc, though not very Tong -
SIle is spirited and active aud rides well He
!. well equipped for travelling, with saddle-
In. biz cnat OF bear SKIN With larec Caprs,
a.. | haNe no doubt he pas ubtaincdtrce pa T
pers. and vii attempt Ia pass is Tree man,
aud make To some free state, and have NJ
doubt but Lr has altered hls peme lie Is
handy fellow, a good mouse serNaui, muller
aud shoemaker. aud ran lunl hs lRnd to any
ting, and | have 80 doubt bnt he hasa plenty
q money. will giNe rcwnrd al ! II "
10 any prlson who will deliver
I'm TO me. ar secure hin IA any lalI % that
ut HIM asain. within this state. aud II tHken
!. lthout the state ONEHt NbkGD DOLLARS
/. SECURED ur deit.cred 70 nc, aud ten dollars
ir tie mare il taken within This stale and lie
Yercd to mr., aud twenty dollars If tnkeo
nj OF the sltie and returned h"n'e
sANrEL MOkNS
Buckingham Aug % "l,3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-28

SlHr partnership Of u. a d. IIIGGiHBo1
Il HANK % was dissolved by mutual
consent on the Both day OF April 1873. Az OF
those indebted 10 that concern are earnest
~ requested 10 make immediate payment 20
either Of the partners, Or To thoir agent, Jas.
ID Uigginjothsm, y 10 isaulhotiaedto receive
payments and grant discharges: Those hay
ing claims against The concern are requested
to bring them forwari
THOMAS HIG6INBOTHAM,
DAVID UlGGINBOTHAM,
DANIEL H166lNBOIUAM.
NJ E.L,ygp. i,0l 7, l-23 IN17
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ML $40, rs % science.
JOHN 4. SCONCIA
April 10

DIVERS his services to the citizens of
~ Lynehburg aud lis vicinity, in his new
METEOROLOGICAL SYSTEM lie hopes, by
nnremilted attention 10 the duties Of his pro-
iession, 10 give general satisfaction, and to
prove at the same tire that music is now re
duccd 10 a science, and is not mechanical
requirement, rs it has been heretofore regar-
ded. He has every thing necessary for the
above mentioned mode of instruction aud
tor the accommodation Of his pupils, has a.
gents Al Tie north IN furnish them with music
Hnd musical instruments. Henill also supply
the orders OF any oth"r person. lie daily ex-
poets several elegant and wel.toncd new
PIANOS, which may be had at reduced pr
ces, Also, MLlkOAOMES, handsomely flu
ished, &c.
n. y. lie has at present, time enough to al
tend two families orelasscs n moderate DIS.
tancc from town.
a. \ ille addressed 20 him Nill meet with
prompt attention,
April . wts35
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Trust Sale.

FoY virtue Of deed oftrust executed 10 the
- subscriber by Henry Franklin, bearing
dafo tho 2stb day Of July, 1923, and Of record
ia the clerk office Of the county court Of
Amherst, for certain purposes there.n express
sed, | shall on Tuesday the 10th day Of June
NEXT, (ii far, otherwise the next fair day,)
proceed TO sell, by way oil public auction, a.
1 LIE rrellenn1 Ii thn .alI h.HnL LIN
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= IT. '7-E'"7 ''7b
Personal Yroperty,

Tow one rcgro man Adam, one other M
med Pompes, and one NEGRO woman seaIy--
Also brood mares, 10 Lead OF cattle, 10 head
OF hogs, with their increase, if auy--Also, all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, aud
plantation utensils of every description, toge-
tier with all the crop OF WHEAT, RYE,
OATS aud TOBACCO Terms OF the sale
will be, for the personal property, a credit OF
T. months, aud for the land, a credit OF / .,
3, i and years will be given. In each case,
bonds with approved security viii be vcIuir-
ed, aud deed OF trust upon the land to Sc
cure the payment thereof. The title 10 the
above property is believed to be irdrputable,
hu acting rs trustee, shall warrant such on
y as IS vested in me Ms such.
JOSEPH STAPLES, Trustee.
Mey q. Wtdsiu
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Bedf0lM HprJ Rales, 1922.

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Tiusley Rucker and YIN. NJ. 0tey, pits.
against
John Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, jr. and Thomns Moore, ST. defts.
IN CH.3NCERF.
The defendants Thomas Moore, If. and
Benjamin Perkins not having entered their
appearance and given security according to
law and the rules 81 this court, and it appear
ing that they ore not inhabitants Of this
state, on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, II IS ordersd, that the said defendants
10 appear here at the next June court, an i
answer the plaintiffs bilI-and that a copy Of
Dis order be forthwith mterted in somt, one
of the Lynchburg papers published in iyneh-
burg for two months succeSsivelv, nj that a
copy OF this order be posted at the front door
of The court house for two Successive co,r,
days.
A Copy--Teste.
80 !. STEPToE. c. c.