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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

A-
DIED, on Saturday last, William
O. infant son of Mr.. John X. Wilson
OF This place.
On Tuesday the 25,h inst. at Rich
mond, Wiltiam Wunford, Esq. late
Clerk OF the House of Delegates, in
the SD year Of his sge.
On the 24ih. DR.. John Adoms.
Mayor Of the city Of Richmond.
Suddenly, on THU sday, at his
dwelling in Charles street, General
JOHN STRICKER, President of
the Bank OF Baltimore. He had been
Tor a long time in a declining state OF
health, and was compelled from that
cause to decline public honors which
were rendered to his acceptance. He
was a Revolutionary patriot, and af.
forwards, guided by the same princi.
Piles, ne commanded the Third Bri.
eade, which, at the battle of NORTH,
Point, rut an end to all prospects OF
invading Baltimore. In private life
nc was beloved and respected-and
III The various characters Off husband
a father, and a friend, his memory
will long be revered and respected.
Thus do our Revolutionary characters
pass to the land OF silence. but not OF
%oblevion; . few remain, like thin and
scattered years of coin after a general
harvest, that seem 10 nod to the sickle,
Amer.
At Reading. Penn. on the 18th inst
Mrs. ELIZABETH HESTER, con.
sort OF General Joseph Hester, lat.
Governor I Pennsylvania aged rs years
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

Mr.. GALLArIN, one of the Canal
Commissioners appointed by the CO.
vernon of the State of Psnnsyl-
~yania, has declined serving in that situ-
ton, and General LAcoeK has been APP
pointed in his place. Mr.. LAcocK has
agreed to serve, and has Informed the
Governor that be will meet with the
Board at any time and place they may
appoint.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

Mr.. G.. WATKINS, Of this city
who carried out in the Spring, letters
from the Government for Mr.. RUSH,
has returned with dispatches from DIR.
Il. for the Secretary of State.
Mr. RUSH was to embark at Liver
pool, on the 9Th Of this month, for the
United States.--Ibid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30
BRIDGES.
Notice to Bridge Builders

t'VcsSe " DstuSc DuuucJ0
IRON the 25th day Of July to the LIST day Of
i August next, the subscriber win receive.
at his cfhce in 81. Clairsv,lie, Ohio, written
proposals for the erection Of the Bridges on the
First Division of the National Road between
Csnton and GAINESVILLE. in The State Of Ohio
The Bridges will be built Of Stone. One will
require three arches Of 5~0--4o-50 feet spans
Two will require. each. an arch OF Is feet
span = One an arch Of 10 feet span, and seye-
raj arches of smaller size. The pIans will be-
exhibited at that time. Rec1 mne., dations for
skiii'n bridge architecture, and for integrity
and industry. will b. expected to accompany
the proposals
CASPER ". VIEWER,
Superintendent.
81. ClairsviiIe, q June S0-3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

The report Of proceedings in the
New Hampshire Legislature contains
a notice OF a petition for an act ofincor
poration 10 cultivate the Mulberry
tree.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

The North Carolina "a, Commo
dore RopGERs, arrived al Gibraltar
on the 30'h of April.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

Mr.. Jos RErp of Burlington, Yer
mont, drowned himself in the lake, near
that place, a few days since, lie afiec.
ted his purpose by tying a large stone to
his wrist with his pocket handkerchief
and jumping into the water.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30
FOURTH OF JULY.

~ ~
The joint committee appointed by the RIDE
and Troop companies. TO make the necessary
arrangements for the celebration of the az.
prosching anniversary OF American Indepen.
dence, beg leave to announce to their fellow
citizens the subjoined arrane emen,s for the ce.
LIBERATION. which viii take place ON Monday
next:
procession will be formed on the Court.
House square. which win proceed precisely at
9 O'Clock. under a discharge from the "Berke-
ley Rliemen," to the Episcopal Church. where
the Grafton will be delivered
The Declaration of independence viii be
read by Gen. Elisha Born.
An Grafton will be delivered by Mosrs T.
HusTRn, Esq.
Capt. Isaac S. LAucK is appointed Marshal
OF the day.
The order OF procession will be IS follows
The Band in its appropriate dress.
The Military.
The Orator, the Reader and the Standard
Magistrates Of the county.
Trustees OF the Town.
Mem bers Of the Bar.
The Citizens and Strangers, two and two.
When the procession arrives at the Church,
! the Military viii halt; display TO the right and
| left. and the civil procession, preceded by the
! Standards, will pass through.
| A public dinner in honor Of the occasion, will
be prepared on the elegant green, adjoining
the meadow Of Capt. Matthew Ransom. to
which the citizens Of Berkeley county are in
vited to subscribe.
The stores of the town will be closed and all
business suspended between the hours OF 9 q.
m. and S p. m.
The celebration will be concluded in The e.
venins BY an elegant Ball at the Globe Tavern
Conrad Hogmirs,
Jsmes p. Erskins, /S
| anthony S. Cham6ersl 3
| John r. Snodgrsss, ~.
| William Fl. Dasidson,A s
| Charles Jas. Faulkner, J?
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

MIR. EVERETT, our Minister to Spain
sailed from New York, in the ship Ed,
ward Qussnsl, tor Havre, ON Thurs.
day morning last.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30
LATEST FROM FRANCE

By the packet ship Edtrard Bcnoffe,
arrived at New York, files Of Paris
papers to the 18th of May have been
received. The intelligence from Con
stantinople is n day later than before
received, which contradicts the report
Of the capture of Navarino and Calam
alta by the Turks, and adds, that I.
brahim Pacha, after an attempt to ad-
vance further in the Morea, was com
PEELED to retire towards Modem, where
he was surrounding himself with en-
trenchmsnts.
A letter from Tfavre, of the 18Th
May, says Our advices from LII,
verpool are to the 9TH. The dullness
ofthat market has frightened some OF
our SPECTATORS, and if reports are true,
several hundred bales Louisiana Cot
ton, which were purchased a few days
since at 48, have been sold at a.
General Morillo, the famous Span
ish leader, who betrayed the Cortes,
has been condemned TO four years i'm
prisoDment by the tribunals of Ferdi
nand. He had, however, taken re
fuge in France.
On the llth Of May, a petition was
presented TO the British House olCom
mons, from the members OF the LII,
velpool Medical Philosophical Socie
~, stating the difficulties they expert
enced lnprocuring anatomica subjects,
and praying for such an alteration in
the law that a supply of dead bodies
might be obtained.
DR.. Everard, the Catholic Arch
bishop OF Cashei, lives in the closest
intimacy with the Protestant Arch
bishop Of the same place, under the
same roof. Mr.. Charles Grant, who
lately stated this fact in the British
House OF Commons, added that they
were exemplary as clergymen, both
attending assiduously to their nocks,
but never disputing on points Of faith.
Old Gionni Danero, Captain Gen
eral ofthe Nea politan Marine, is now
IN his l02d year, and has been more
than 80 Yeas uninterruptedly in the
naval service OF ais country.
Within the LIST 80 years, France has
coined in gold and silver, to the value
Of 2,447 1924, l64 francs, or about SO
millions pound sterling. Her an,,u.
al coinage does mol now amount to two
millions sterling.
Tie twelve Common Law Judge.
of England have decided. unanimous
y, that a grandson, through a dangh
ter, does not come within the desert.
ton "nnie lineal descent This o
pinion was given in reference to a
question arising out OF the famous The
iu>siun will.
The amount OF Bank Of England
paper now in circulation, is about
tweniy millions sterling.
An agent Of the British and For
eign Bible Society. the Rev. Mr.
Armstrong, is on his way to Mexico
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30
For Sale,
$4,000 BRICK,
Of superior quality.
C. HocMlRE.
Mariinsburg. June so.
Tannina and Cnrrninr.

Tanning and Currying.
TIVE public are respectfully informed, that
4 in compliance with the last directions of
DANIEL VESSEL, sen. deceased, his bust.
ness, in the above line. viii be continued a.
usual, and will he conducted by the sub.eri-
bsrs. by a strict ap6 careful use Of all the
means add know ledge in their power. they
hope that the es,sb ishmeot will rneri, and re-.
eelve a continuance of is former patronage.
DANIEL WEiSEf.
SkiP,tIfH g. WILSON.
Whliamsport. MARYLAND. June 80.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30
Trust Sale.


~ virtue Of WI Deeds or Trust. execntca
l. to the subscriber by William Nicely ON the
22d day OF November, 1894, / shall. for the
purposes therein mentioned, before the.front
door OF the courthouse Of the couaty Of Nor
gan. on Thursday the 2sh aoy Of Jniy. proceed
to sell. 20 the highest bidder, Tor CASH. the
AN21n. following
Tracts orpaacet Of Land.
lying in the o.uDt, Of Morgan. viz.
~A : one hundred acres Wing on bo,h
sides Of Capt. Johns run. formerly the proper
~ Of Christopher Marcus, htclv Known -
Barrett's, one other part of d TRaCT adjo,n4
ing the same and known as aforesaid, contain.
ing one hundred acres. One other TRACT.
ON The drains Of SLEEPY Creek. near CANAAN
Johns run. supposed TO contain me hundred
aud nineteen acres. adjoining Michaei GRAY
and John easier; and one half part Of one a.
Their TRACT, to be laid of Al the south end
Of a larger tract. Containing four hundred ard
fifty acres, adjoining the lands Of Richard Smith.
Hugh Maxwell, deceased, and Peter Yost.
which said parcel Of land is TO be laid off As "a
contain one hundred acres.
Such title only as is vested in the uhdcrsigu.
ed as Trustee. will be made to the purchaser.
BARNET LEE.
JUNE 30.--ctds
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

Breach 81 Promiss.-At the Circuit
Court in Ballston Spa, n. Y. Phebe
Southland, obtained a verdict of $3.50
against Edward Rexford, for a breach
Of promise Of marriage.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30
3Nl GAZETTE
MARTINsBURG. JUN so, 1876.

The corps of Engineers. under The con-
msnd of Col. Albert, are now encamped about
two miles above the Falling Waters. on the Pc
tomsc, on their way down the rivers having
completed The survey Of the contemplated ca
nal route as low as the mouth OF Conoeo'
cheague, at Williamsport.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30
Netr York. June IS.

NsW York., June is.
The Captain of the brig Cyprus. at
Boston, from Palermo, reports that the
American squadron was at Messina on
the asth Of April. In passing Gibraltar
on the 9th Of May, he saw IN American
ship of war, with a broad pendant, lying
there, supposed to be the North Caro-
lima.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

TIE Livingston Codc.-The Code
Of Civil Law, prepared for the State
of Louisiana, by Mr.. Edward Ii,
kingston, having been placed in the
hands ofalI the magistrates and other
officers ofthc State, was publicly and
formally promulgated at New Or.
leans on the Goth of May, to go into
effect in one month from that date, and
accordingly it became the law Of the
State on Monday last, the Goth inst.
Louisiana thus enjoys the honor ofhav-
ing made the first effective movement
in the work oflegal reform, and was
fortunate inpossessing acitizen so well
qualified to fulfil the important design
which the Legislature oftbe State had
the wisdom to adopt and p%ersevere in.
Nat. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

heland.-- Belfast papers to May
IS, are received at New-York. They
are filed with local politics. The wea-
Their was very favourable to the crops
in ireland.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30
Ertract Of letter fem Wilmington. NJ c
June 10, received at Mere York, June %.

NNf "" 1NBs &@s
"There IL reason to believe we have
a Psratieal Tsssst On q coast, and the
suspicion should be made as public as
possible. About two weeks since, four
men were found on the beach, about
the latitude of Washington, their heads
and hands cut of, and apparently lately
done. Captain Gerard, Of the sloop
Guide, arrived to day, has just Informed
us that he saw a suspicious looking
schooner Of about 80 tons on Thursday
last, 50 miles south of iiatteras, full of
men, say so or go. She apparently
Baltimore clipper built, carried fore
and aft and foresail, maintopmast stay
sail, two gait topsails, aud a square
sail. She vas standing off shore when
he last saw her, which was at night"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

The following commissioners have
been appointed by the President of the
United STATES, TO mark out and estab-
lish the road from the State otMis'ouri,to
the confines of Mexico, viz: Ben.la-
min II. Reeves, George e. sib!ey,
and Pierre Menard refuses TO accept
the appointment. The Commissioners
nave appointed Joseph c. Brown, Sur
veyer and Archibald Gamble, Secresa'
y ST. Louis RepatIicGl.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-30

TIL. papers received from GEORGIA,
Yesterday, communicate the unpleasant
intelligence that the Indians exhibit ev-
srv Indication of an intention to attack
a part of the frontier, which said to be
very weak and almost deisnceiess'
Representations to this effect have Seen
forwarded BY express from Early and
Doodly counties, and Immediately laid
before the Legislature of the State, by
the GoYepnor-Nat. Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-23
Virginia, to wit 3:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
amherst County on Tie first Mon
day IN .3pril, 1925
Willis Franklin,
against
Henry Franklin, in his own right, and MS
administrator of Jeremiah / rankin, dec d,
Phebe Franklin, widow aud reict of Jeremiah
Franklin, deed, benjamin Franklin, Abner
Franklin, Anderson Moss and Jane his wife,
formerly Jane Franklin, William Clarkson and
Lucinda his wife, late Lucinda Franklin, heirs
aud distributes OF said Franklin, decd
defendants.
IN CIANCERY.
The defendants Benz. Franklin and Abuer
Franklin, and Anderson Moss aud Jane his
wife, not being inhabitants OF this COM
monWeaIth, on motion OF the plaintiff, by
counsel, il is ordered, that the said last named
defendants do appear here OH or before the
first day OF the court To bs holden for our
county court Of Amherst, in July next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security
agreeable To the act Of assembly and the rules
Ot this court aud il Is further ordered, that Il
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in the
Lynchburg Virginian for THE space OF two
mouths in Succession, mud that smother copy
thereof be posted nj the front door of tl1e
court houseot'ihis county on some'couIt day.
A C0py-leste,
a. b. DAVIES, Crk.
May 5 Wsw37
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,SEASONaBLE.
He nre this day opening large additional
supply Of
RICH FANCY GOODS,


Iaaetly suited 10 the season. Amongst them
hre-
IdO pieces Cnlicoes, assorted new patterns,
\ lew DongIass and Ombre do
Beautiful Gau2e, Iella and Bareze llandk Is
3areze searis, beautifully shaded, II new art'e
Elegant Bobbinett Lace, Caps and Capes
superbly worked,
4 few pieces real Brussels Thread Laces and
Edglngs,
silk stripe Linen Drilling Nankeen and other
colours,
Real Nance Chop Nankeen and blue do
\ case fashionable drab Hats,
VARIOUS Goods for gentlemens' and boys sum
nier wear,
do do male and female servants do
Reul India worked Null Musiins,
Null Muslin Robes, richly bounced
4 further supply Of bro. fig. eros te'ete Silk
2On pair Pruncilh Shoes, all shades and sizes
A large assortment new style Parasos
Chinese Feather Fans, figured and plain,
Green Ganze Wells, fashionable article
id black Merino B1mbazeen, Equality,
piece blue and black saxs. Velvet Cloth,
equal 10 any imported,
With great variety of other Goods, which
they are determined 10 offer To their friends
and The public at remarkably low prices
MCKEE, ROBINSON e. co.
MAY Il tsJS
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MAY L
To Mr.. lessee Allen of Tennessee,

To Mr.. lessee Allen of Tennessee,
LIlt You are hereby notified that on
- the Sd day of jane next, at the store
house of iIorsely & Fariss in Bent Greek,
Buckingham county, Virginia, l shall take the
deposition OF Col Wm ] frecland, to be read
OF the trial of my suit now depending against
you in the superior court OF law Tor Amherst
county, when and where You may attend II
from any can,e il be not taken on that day, !
shall proceed on the next day thereafter at
the SHINE place 10 take said deposition
JOHN HORSELY, Jr.
MAY 10. w3w 80
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NNAlAND NOHENVS.
INV DOORS BELow TIE FARMERS BArK,
Has FOR SALE,


Has FOR sale,
Prime and interior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, Noiasses
Double refined and common loaf Sugar
Bes, green Coffee, Rec, Chocolate
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Copperas
Gnnpa~de7 and Imperial Tea
Sherry and Malaga Vine
Old West India aud New England Rum
Old and new Nhiskey
Ialow and Sperm Candles
Cotton Cards, Wool Hats
Fur Hats, black and drab colourcd
Bar Iron, blstered aud German Steel
Cut and wrought Nails
Iron Traces, Curry Combs
Window Glass, knives aud forks
Earthen Ware and Stone Ware assorted
Men'ssCali Skin Shoes, lined ami bound
Meme course Shoes, Boys Shoes
Writing Paper, Playing Cards
Best Liverpool filled Sack salt
German O:uAbnrgs
5000 lbs Bacon, and various other articles
all OF which he will sell low for cash, or ex
change for Bacon, Flour, Whiskey, Brandy
&c AT the market prices.
April 81 WOW IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-23
JAMES T.. HEATH.

'"''" y = HOtt sIttOuitE.
IN not calling ~ he per Cent. Ccytifrej.,.
PaSSed Jutuary lgth, 1923.
BE- II enacted by the Generai .iyse,abyp. Tin,
the holders or owners Of Old State CcrliflcaI,a
bearing al lnteres, OF Six per ccntum per an.
mum, stall, on or before the first day OF Srn
teInher next present the same for redrmptiao
10 tile Auditor OF Public Accounts, who sbs1
thereupon issue his warrant or warrants a.,
the Treasurer, for the amount Of priucipal ard
interest due on such certiiicatesl
III HE holders or 0wneis Of such certificate,
shnIl fail or refuse on or before the first day Il,
September aforesaid, TO present the SANE r.,
redemption, the interest thereon Shull pf.,
that period cease and all warrants tler.,L
Ter issued, shall be for the priucipal suia fpe.
and interest up to that day.
Ii shall be the duty Of the Auditor Of Public
Accounts as soon as may be, 10 cHrlsp ihis at
10 be published for three months successive
ly, III some newspaper published in TIA
cities OF Richmond and Washington, and m
thetowns of Lynchhurg, Fredericksburg, Vim
chester, and Borough OF Norfolk.
PtOtidtd hOucrtr, end At II fqrthtr enacted.
that nothing herein contained Shall be So con.
slraed as to have any application TO that per.
ton of the certificates aforesaid. which IS
now held Ivy the President and Directors #
the Literary Fund.
This act shall be in force from and after
the passage thereof
March !. BIN SIS
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Iraet or parcel Of Hand,

'aNilE subscriber again requests all those
indebted 10 him, To come forward aud
settle their accounts toril with, rs longer in
dular hee cannot be given, lie fully autho-
uscs Robert kinnicr, to collect ali debts ow.
lng 10 hin. ROBERT ORR.
April d IS 50
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II the Rui's held in the Clerks aOT,e Of
B.dford County the day q JPrit,
l325--
lessee a Brambien and Sarah his rife, FIR
mtriy Snrah CrumP, pianhVs,
against
Mary Crump, IN her own right, and as adm T
Of george CruU,p, dcc'd, Susanna Crump, John
4. CrHmp, .4bncr CruDP, UHiiam CrAp9,
Rhoda CrumP and Becry CrumP,
attendants.
~ CTLLNCERY
The dcfeHdaniS JOhH IT, Cramp and 2bncr
Cru,np not harlg cnierSd their appearance md
gircn security acr0rding 10 idjo and he rules Of
tbs conrt, and appearing 10 the satisfaction. q
The c0urt that Hey dre not iuhdbH0Hts Of his
c0nlHi0uwouith, on he motion Of The pidmtUS,
BY heiT counsel, ii is ordered, that GitV do 4f
pcar here on or btiore The iourh .Nonday IN
Jalg ueTi, and duSi0er The c0mpiainaafs I'LL,
and gre such security as III, Court nlay require,
and mat n copy Of his order be fortdWH IN
serted IN he Trginidn for fwo months succ,S-
sireig, md pOSted at The front dOor Of The court
house Of HiS county on tuo SererH court days.
II C0py--IeSte,
j. STEPTOE, c. y. {.
.lor'l 7. rsU5j
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Xhe following PrNneYty.

Viz Tom negro man, aud Wood sor, tbleck-
smiths,) Dan (aman) Pleasant "a boy,) Betsy
N womau) Lynda Ga giil,) Squire q MAUI
aud Yiole, (his wife } Jenny Ga wonan,) Pau
lima aud Ann (her childreu0 Elizabeth, and
Sn,anuah, Mary and Nancy (her children
Frank aud Abraham (mon,) Edmund IA boy)
Molly "a girl,) John Ga boy,) Ann daughter Of
.Fiolet) Moses "a boy,l Dick "a hoy,) aud
Anderson "a boy,) Lucy and her child EIsilal
together with 300 acres Of Land, lying and be
ing in the county of Amherst, being the same
land purchased by the said Christopher Isbeil
OF u certain Reuben Carver, and more parlic-
uInriy described By the deed on record in the
Clerks Office Of Amherst.
The subscriber will convey such title only
as Is vested in him ms trustee.
TORBONE NJ. TALlAFERRO, Trustee.
Mayo. Nv -
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
ID Christopher l,bcI 10 tue subscriber, Tor
purposes therein mentioned, which deed bears
date The sixth day of March eighteen hun
dred aud twenty four aud Is duly Of record
in the Clerks Office OF Amherst county, will
be sold, for cash, at the market house, in the
town Of Lynchburg, on Tuesday tue 3lst-of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-23
a Naluab Q Tract OF AanA
MAY 10.
ron sale.

FOR sale.
ElY virtue Of deed Of trust from Da> id
ID Lalne 10 US, bearing date the 9th Of Nov
1920, AID duly recorded in the clerk of,
fee otthe county OF Campbell, we shall sell
10 the highest bidGer, for ready money before
the trout door OF Campbell court house, on
Monday the 18th of June, 1925, being Camp
bell court day, if fair, otherwise on the next
fair day, certain
Tract OK Pare l Of XIanA,
Supposed 10 contain 273 acres more or less,
lying IN the sad county of Campbell on Doe
Branch oil Seneca Creek. This land will be
sold 10 pay balance due By said Lame 10
Hugh Morgan for said land it being the
same land on which the said Lane resided 81
his death aud on part Of which,Lewjs Merit,
now resilles.
MATHEW B. NOWLIN, 1r.
JOHN +. fAiHCk, ''O''''
May l.. w4w 80
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NOtice.

INFrE business heretofore of the house Of
u J. ANDREWS ~ SONS, will from this day
he conducted under the lrin of ANDREW S
l. BROTHERS. N6N27 May s.
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Dv. JOHN "a. Cohhs

OFFERS his professional services TO
~ the citizens of Bedford county. We may
be found at his fathers, four miles mouth of
Otter Bridge, where he will al all tunes bc
pleased 10 obey the demand, OF those who
may favor him with their patronage.
May 10. w3W39