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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-08
NE " GOODS.

HRHE subscribers have received, in addition
"a to an excellent assortment, IA number of
seasonable articles, winch they are disposed
10 sell on the most accommodating terms.
AMONG THEM ARE
Real Tartan flaid Cloaks, large sizes,
Blue, black aud miA Salinetts, some super
hne)
blue. m2'd, plain and ribbed Cashmere,
fthe black Bomba1ette do igny.i do
Blacs figured Ciroassian, (uew III lc3a
Al Furniture Dimhy,
Al 40 aliriu WashingtonO
kiacl. Cisslnere SH3gls.
Aelyeteea IaaaEsrea,als, a yefy han1s9m
assatiWaat)
Bark 1le mo 80
RacA, white an Green Gtn2e 40
Do 10 and DIN, iiniaa Cope,
Black aai gl.5eei CHee oAaUls
An excellent assortment ii 5isert
Ladies' and genllemegs' black aud white 5iib
Cloves,
A. few pieces fashionable Bonnet Rihban1s
". MCKEE j. J. G. MEEI.
January Is f-lA
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SCHEME.
$50 prizes
1860 blanks

This lottery is formed by the ,er,an..
blnation and Formulation of 80 NUM-, 'af'
determine the prizes therein, In, M -. ~
will De publicly placed into a Wiesl 1 '54e.s
day Of drawing, and four OF them wiz -. W. me
out aud that ticket having on il H.. INN
aud Sd drawn Nos. in tie oId,r =, - ~
drawn, will be entitled to the plize II W nm
dollars anu those five other brl,,. ''t.''
shall have on them the same NJ. i, 'Hlsh
lowing orders, shah be entitled tot.. VIC .oI
affixed 10 them, respectively, VIZ P'ieeS
The lst, 81 and 2d 10 s6ocn
I'd, lst and Sd to 4,u1
%, Sd and LIST 10 5000
Sd, Isl and 2dto 80,
Sd, I'd and lstts Is
Those six other tickets which st.'il-..
them three OF the drawn Nos and #........A
the lst, ID and 18th, in one OF their se.e..I ~
ders OF construction or permutalioD. q, H.
be entitled 10 prIze OF 3 900
Those sN other tickets " hich shall b,vs ~,
them three Of the drawn Nos aud thole i{soa
the Isl, Sd and 4lh, in some one OF them,
raj orders OF combination or permutaf,on#ain
eaeh he entitled 10 prize OF 5000.
lhose SIX other tickets which sbaIlbavooo
them three OF the drawn Nos. and tLose Il roo
the ID, Sd and 4th, in some one OF MN nv
ders, viii each be entitled To a prize ot xouo
those 100 tickets which shall have On Ibpr,
two OF the drawn Nos. and those two fine IA
ana 4th, VII, each be entitled to a prize or
S24. f''No -
Those $40 tickets which shall have IN ther,
two of the drawn Nos. and those two fbe 81
and Sd, or ID and 4th, viii each be entitled ,o
a prize of so
All others, being 468, having on them t,ro
iff hp RI Ia h.,
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Irish Nlinens, Sc .

4 case OF best bleached Irish Linens
TO- Linen Sheeting, Long Lawns
Handsome assortment English Thread Laces
Bobinet Wells
Fashionable black fig independent Satin
Long aud Short Kid Gloves
Gentlemens' best do.
Ipswich Sheetings, Bed Ticking, &c.
general assortment Hardware 4 Cutlery
The shove. with many other articles, have
just been re ceived, and will he sold low
w MCKEE y }. g. MEM
March %. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-08
Notice..

THE subscriber has for sale, and IS oes
i termined to sell, several surveys OF IAN
lying on Goose creek, miles from Liberty
and adjacent to his mill establishment
They contain from one to three hundred
ores, as may suit purchasers, and are IN n.e
order for cropping. Possession will be sls ,ts
Immediately, and on very aceommoo.'''a
terms CHARLES c. PAIIEhaOn
January 7. 90"
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Yen NoliaYs Reward.

AOEt HFV NhtFN y kNV " Ut W.
DUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
IL in Pittsylvania county, Virginia, on Mon
day the ID inst a negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, years old, 4 feet 10
OF II inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had on when he left home, a pair of blue
checked pantaloons,a coarse cotton shirt bad
no hat nof shoes, no particular mark recolec-
ted. He was seen on Wednesday night the
llth inst at MIR. Swinney S, near Lynchbmg,
and do expect he is lurking about town.
Whoever may apprehend the said boy and
deliver him 10 me, or lodge him in jail so that
get him again, shall receive the above re
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
Au ust 81. wts3
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Nm. Owens q Griffin L. Leckie,

I'm. Queens + Griffin L. Leckie,
APOTHECARlE5 L DRUGGISTS,
Have just received, in addition to their for
mer assortment,
THE FOLLOWING articles:
20 dozen bottles cold pressed American
Castor Oil,
so lb. Cream Tartar,
% In. Arrow Root,
100 Id. best New York Starch,
200 Id Lamp Black,
$50 ID. GlHe,
2 reams Sand Paper,
l2 boxes Windsor Soap,
DO Transparent do
1000 ID best Putty
The above, together with every other article
in their line, will be sold at the lowest prices
/ tor cash, or six men,hs credit TO customers of
| knowu Punetuaiiy
IL They will barter or give cash for Bees
wax. February %.
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70 'YNE PTRN.YC.
Au ust 81

T'HE subscriber takes this method of
a informing his friends, acquaintance and
the public generally, chat he has taken for a
term of years, that we'll known tahern house
in the town of Lynchhurg, near the upper end
of main street, formerly occupied by John
Hancock, esq. called the
WlrYWYf SNfO I3Is
And to all who may favor him with their Gus
tom, either as constant boarders, or transient
visitors, he promises 10 do his best do deserve
their patronage. His house is now ready to
receive company.
JAMES c. MOORMAN.
March Il i,oo
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Pubic Notice.
lditnr,s oGics. Eeb. %. 1926.

Editors Office, FEB. %, 1870.
DURSI Ar to a clause therein coEtaIL
! ed, the siioined act is published for the
information of holders or owners OF Virgin
ia Military Ceifea,es bearing an interest OF
six per cent. berry such certificate presented
at this office fofedemption by any other THAI
the individual u whom il was originally issuI
ed, must be endorsed or assigned by such oTi
ginal owner, or n case OF his death, by his e
gal reprcsentatle
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OILS
and Dyestutis,
Il;


A. THE sI5n oy THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANK SQUARE,
WAS jast received, in addition to his
q former stock, an extensive assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, Oils and
DYE-SbEFFS, Which enables him now to of
fel 10 his friends, customers aud the public ge.
morally, the most complete and extensive as
sortmcnt evcr before brought 10 this market.
ANoEG rnEM Arr THE FOLLOWING, VIZ;
25a0 ~ Glaubcr Salts, 80 do. Tartar Enc.
500 Ito Epson do tic.
500 do. Gum Shell 81 do. Quick Silver,
Ltc, 20 doz. bottles Anne
900 do Pearl Ash, rican Castor Oil,
leo DO. Gum Cam 20 packs Gold Leaf,
phor, goo gallons Alcohol,
loo do Ialap, goo do. Lamp Oil,
loo do. Sponge, 100 do. Spts. Tut
lbs do Verdigris, peniine,
bo do. Calomel,
And every other article in his line, all Of
the best quality. and for sale at the lowest
prices for cash, or. at SIX months 70 punctual
customers Septomber3.
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WNrYMYf EfOnz3Ha
Office.

pUNAWAY from the possession of the
IL subscriber, near Salem, Botetourt coun-
ty, Virginia, while on his way 10 the western
country, negro man named ISAAC, about
81 years of age, about feet 2 or 8 inches
high, of stout and chunky stature, dark com
plexion, small deep seated eyes, Isaac has II
large scar between the thumb and fore finger
of the right hand He was bought in May last
of MIR. Phil. Thornton, of Caroline county,
and was raised in Spottsylvania, believe, by
n Mr.. Pendleton, where he is in all probabili-
~ now lurking All necessary expenses and
a reasonable reward will he paid for the ap-
Prehension and delivery of the above men
toned slave to James Jones, in Campbell
county-or if secured in Jail in this common
wealth so get him again.
CHARLES NJ. JONES.
" TIE Editor ofbe Fredericksburg He
raid viU please insert the ADORE three timesdnd
'orWard has account TO this c0ice for pigment.
February 4. WITS %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-08
Spring Arrivais
OF RICH FANCY G0ODSs

SUPERB worked Swiss MusIns large figure
DO. do Book do do
A few elegant Bobinett Wells
pietu very rich shaded Brown Silk
\ large assortment of Black figured do
case Grape Robes, all shades
opieces arege figured Black Mandarin Crane
box new style figured Ribbons
A few ladies Caps, superhly worked
so pieces Calicoes uncommonly cheap
Muslin and Cambricks of every description
loo pieces Plaid, Domestic, from l21 to %
cents, with agreal variety of other goods,
going of at very reduced prices.
MkEE, ROBINSON. g. Co.
Merch IL. IS
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Tracts OF A.and,
% DolAars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the possession Of Joel
AZ Letf~tch Jr about twelre months age, Z
negro man named GABRIEL, Of tery daIk
complexion, about four Jset9 or 10 iucht'hlgh,
and about thirty tco gears of age, no Portcu'
idr marks recottecfed ercept some small kaot;
m. has breast about the size Of a marble, 0Hd
a rerg rough bnmpy chn.
am Of opif5ion INT he is nor lurking o5om
The ntighborhood Of John Smsita, on The heHd
~dterS Of Goose Greek, Wherc he has n Uitf, as
he has been seen an that quarter freqeaIg
The aborc re'card differently fire dollars p8 Be
girta 10 NM person dch0 rH dtiirer him 10 me,
or slslDe him an Bedford 3ait SO Hm I get1 ~
again. ROBERT ". REESE
.jauunry 2S. arts Il
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a Certain Tract of land,
LAW SCNOOA,.

sNHE next Session ofthe Laa School at Need
a ran, within one mile and quarter of the
town OF FarmVllle, "a town still rising in its
commercial character) IN the county OF Prince
Edrnrd on the .1pp0matior, and about three
and half miles from the stage road, DEAD ng
from Richmond TO LynchbuTg, at Raine's tav-
ern in the county OF Cumberland, will com
mence on the first Monday in April next, and
end with the present year. For the benefit
OF this institution, refer TO all who have
been at it, The practice OF the law as II
should be pursued in all the counts OF the CON
monweallh, IS systematically taught in this
school: so that the student has fair orpor
unity, while be- IS obtainino knowledge of
lhe theory of the aw to combine with it also,
Rsefui aud necessary knowledge of the prec-
tee of il Hitherto there was some difficulty IN
getiinglc ouyen ent accommodatons But taht
difficulty IS removed. For understand that
Mr.. fredTn8. II most respectable gentleman In
FdrmriAts. aud who keeps most respectable
public house, will be able to accommodate
i've or six gentlemen for the session and as
many more. not ekUeedng twelve in all, can
be Accommodated is Members Of my family,
Except their weshlng,) about which they viii
find no difficulty. Those, who live with me
will he furnished with the necessary books
and must pay in advance 1926 Those who
hNe WIN MT. ifeuNuyj OF IN Tue EtlShOoi
hood, must in like manner, pay goo; for no
| rtp member, can be received for a less time
thauthe whole session All other regulations
| concerning the LAW SCHOOL, will remain
as heretofore: for which, see the printed
journal thereof. The second and third vol
umes Of which are now ready for the press. -
| | shall b. in Richmond, until about the 25tt
| March whore letters addressed to me, upon
| this subject, will receive the most friendly at
tention. CREED TAYLOR.
| March % 2t6l
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For Rent,
RUTi4EK'S

Vegetable Indian Specific.
IHAVE Just received an additional sup
ply of Buffers Vegetable Indian Specific,
so highly and justly celebratedfor the cure of
coughs. colds, eonsumptions, &c.
THOMAS ] DIV Al, sign Of The
March o. Golden Mortar, Bank Square
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-08
Tract OF land.

lying in the counties of Piltsylvsnia and Bed
fore, near the junction of Pigg and Stanton
rivers, supposec 10 contain between FIVE and
six thousand acres. The said land is valuable
a considerable portion OF il being first rate to-
bacco land. II will be sold in lots lto suit
purchasers--At the time and place of sale. the
deed of trust aforesaid will be exhibited and
the subscriber will convey TO the purchaser or
purchasers at the sale the title vested in them
by the deed of trust, which is believed TO be
unquestionable.
JESSE BURTON.
CHlswELL DABNEy, Trustees
February 4. wtds24
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-08
V aluable Hand Toy Sale.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed to
- US, bearing date on the 9th day of Janu-
ary, 1919, aud recorded in the county court
of Pittsylvania, we shall, on Friday the 18th
day of April 1925, at the residence of MIR.
Charles Carter, in the county of Pittsylvania,
sell. by way OF public auction, for cash, one
.hird ola
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NE " GOOD.S.
AT REM ARKABLY Low PRICES
MCKEE. ROBINSON & co.

MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
ARE Now RECEIVING. Avn NAVE OPENED
THE FoLLowING
Elegant worked Null Muslin Robes,
Superb Caution and Mandarin Grape ditto, all
shades,
R,ch figured eros de- ty Silks shaded,
A few fgtred white gauze nandkerchiefs,
Neapoltan Velvet ditto, a new article,
Plain and GgHred Mazareen and blue Popius,
Aneat assortment OF thread Edgngs,
Chinese Baskets, and other fancy Retcules,
Large figured black Bomha2ettes,
Superb patterns new style Galicoes
January IL. SCI
Vhe subscribers have Just received,
l.orrarda pest Mace oboy SAnf,
Bells do do do
do Scented Rappee do
do Scotch do
do Princes Mixture 60
do Laf'yette do
All of which can be had sither hv box
bottle or jar OWENS T. LECNIE.
Noyembci rs. tc5t5o
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Garden ond Flower Seed.
VIM. Owens d Griffin l.. Leckie,
.4polLecuriea 8. UrngRisLl

.fp0ThttuFttS = UfhRHIW5l
IIAVE Just received from New York
i 1 The largest assortment If Garden an
Flower Seed, ever offered in the market, viz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-07
LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, my LAND lying in the County of Gooci
land on the main road, % miles from Ricimond an.
within tn of mile of the mouth of Beaverdam Creek an.
James River, adjoining the lands of Dr. Joseph Trent Nv
James Peasants and Others The contains Gal aero
ncudins sufficient quantity of wood and il is divide.
INTO tour fields, each having stream of va,e
and atfoding about 50 Of Hat lad, well drained ard
nearly equal in fertility James River low grounds Thi,
lana aonuns in wild locust ian evidence OF the strength O.
me so ana hiere are nov cut posts ci that su.-
cient To enclose IT, tue Improvements are, small i, CON
"faoIe Dweins-iousc, with cellar, other necess
~ OUT houses with large Bari Il well of eyc,lsr-
water within % steps of the door, aud an abunlanc. a
scect hu'i trees OF various ki,rs-Ths c place helm,
/" heathy and agreeable neighbohooi, would be pea
SAM retreat diing the fall months person residing in
fichin'nd, or IN any Sickv part nf the lower co,,trr
w treat privately for the sale of this property until
octone next on which day OF not previously sold il vii
be offered ut public auction the premises Tetns-on,
third of tile purchase money in hand and the balance -
Two equal annual payments; the .Hst paymeus (;r
agreeable To the purchascr) will he taken in Ohio land ~
fair pice, If situate any where IN the neirbho,h,o6 -
Chiliicothc, Cincinnati or Columbus. ANY ,r,hnr mfr
nation desired, may be had by reference TO Messrs o
Clarke or Mr. Preston Smith, Richmond and 10 the sun
scriber on the premises GRANVILLE SNtTgI
'"N''"'"' i''h sep 1000. 67-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-07
Staunton Female Seminary.

NHE Principal of this Seminary takes occasion tn ac-
= quaint ms patrons and the pubick, that the next
session VIII commence the first day Of November next Ii
MS intention not to exceed his present number Of Pupils:
ou '5 lew vacancies will at the close Of tire
sem session. those who design to favour him with their
are respectfully reqnesed early possible to
communicate their intention
apparatus sufficiently extensive for foil course Of Che
Lectures, and for illustrating the most important
principles III Natural Philosophy, is attached the Semi
nay-Expermeuta Lectures for classes in either of those
sciences, will be continued.
AN experienced Teacher Of Musk and the other Orna-
mental branches employed, and paths or expense will
spared 10 afford 10 the young Ladies every facility for
Tuition IN the higher braDches Of Education including
LAIN ana Greek Languages, viii be, (per ession SIS
or noSe VINO attend only to Spelling, Reading, PEN
manshiP, Geography Arithmetc and English Grammar
II the two last named Branches be omitted, g
or Lessons on the Piano, a separate chargeof 90
FOR Drawing and Painting, do. do. 8
For Painting on Velvet, with Oil Colours, OF With
bgures, The charge viii be increased TO 10
u Tuition payable in advance
JOSEPH EsTABRooK.
''auhso'> sept Il 1925. 7l-T1w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-07
FRESH HATS
OF TIE LATISg EAsFgYoDTs.

VIE subscriber takes the liberty informing his friends
ana the public, that he has just returned from New
oh WIN splendid assortment Of tie above goods; con
s'SrE OF the following kinds, viz. Genemeus st d and
gu quahues black Beavers; do. do Casters; do do a-
non beavers; ls Cd aud Sd qualities Rorarns youths and
mars morocco caps, and large assortment of
WOOL HATS Of various qualities-aIl Of which haze
selected II person. and my friends and custom
e[s that they are such as can give saacton
OF any o which feel disposed sell for small advance
for cash only.
also continue to manufacture hats of every descrption
20 order at the shortest notice. Old hats epaired
ana TIC smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN THOMPeON.
I" Iho5e indebted to me, whose accounts are of six
months standing are requested call and discharge the
same ad ose to whom am indebted will please 10 hand
III their accounts for payment.
Sep 9 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-07

gentleman OF unmpeachabe honour WhO IL lie happens
in walking the highway, note-cae oc handkerchief
emerging from passengers pocket, is obliged stop short
the way vehementy does he feel impelled
to withdraw them. These "oys of dcsperaton," genera
ted in the gdiuess of the mind imagination of
any horror, drive commit the reality relief from,
the fearful vision, upon principle that deuquents
voluntary deliver themselves up Justice because death
itself less nolerable than the fear Of it. Let not be
Imagined that seeking any OF these unhappy
men from the consequences of their Authorizations am
merely asserting singular property of the mind of which
l myself am about to record ghtfu confirmation.
Standing the bridge, and turning away my looks from
the landscape in tina despair of heart which have desert
bed, owncas eyes fell upon the gliding placly
bencnh They seemed To invite me to uucnch the
burning fire with which consu,nst the river whs-
pered To with distinct u,tcrance that peace and oh
won be found i'll its Ichun bed every muscle of
my body animated by imstan, and nsupcrable inn
pulse; and within half minute from its first maddcning
sensation, had climbed the parapct and puugetl
headlong into the watcr-Thc gushing of waves i'm my
cans, and the rapid flashing of innumerable lights before
my eyes, the last Impressions recolect Into
cunstances of my preservation, had the heart To
inquire when consciousness revisited me, found myself
lying upon ny bed, with wife Weeping beside me-
though she instantly assumed cheerful look, and told me
thar had met with dreadful accident, having fallen iuo
the river when leaning object
That she knows the whole am perfectly convinced
but scrupu.ousy avoid the subject by an understood
though unsurpassed compact. IL is added in her mind to
the long catalogue of my offences, to be alluded to-
and aas be forgotten. She left nv bedside for
moment "a return with my children who rushed up to me
with cry of Joy; and they contencd the kiss
and inquired after my health with gstening eyes, cruelty
the atrocity of my coway attempt, struck with wither-
ing remorsc uponmy hear-O villain villain
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-07
THE RECORD.

He sleeps, his head upon his sword,
His soldiers cloak a shroud;
His church-yard is the open field
Three times it has been plough'd:
The first time that the wheat sprung up
Twas black as if with blood,
The meanest beggar turn'd away
From the unholy food.
The third year and the grain grew fair,
AS ii was wont TO wave;
None would have thought that golden com
Was growing on the grave.
His lot was but peasants lot,
His name peasants name;
Not his, the place of death that turn,
Into place of fame.
he fell as other thousands do,
Trampled down where they fall,
While on single name is hesp'd
The glory gain'd by all.
Yet even he whose common grave
Lies in the open fields,
Died not without thought of all
The JOY that glory yields.
That small white church in his own land,
The lime trees almost hide,
Bears on the walls the names of those
wT7 for tueir country dica.
His name is written on those walls,
His mother read it there,
With pride,--oh! no, there could not be
Psids in the widows prayer.
And many stranger who shall mark
That peasant roll of fame,
Will think on prouder ones, and say
This was a hero's name
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-07
TO PUL.aSNIE 3. BELL ES0

you arc nonresident of this State aud tho -,r,
oeing The customary vehicle or onlv medium ,roh
"hich aDSentees are notified this method aecot1,
resort, ny which you informed that on tbe ooh o.
ahu "a aays OF October next at Moses Tredyav's ,c
~ FaFm'he also on the G4th 25th 2Gn and 9th davs ~
t,'e same month"; at Morris EIobsons tavern Cumberland
Cou'-AoV5e and on the I'd and 81 DAYS of Nnveubs ~
nc tavern OF Doctor Campbell, Nottsway Cour, hone
iheWISe' on the 10TH 1lih and 18th DAYS of The go
month"; at the Washington tavern in the CITY of Rcb%
between the rising and setting Of the SUM- shall r,na
20 take ne dispositions of suDdry persons all of
10 De read as evidence against you in suit now fo,,;
III he superior court of charccry directed bv Ia a. ~ -
hoiden at the capitol in the city of Richmond Va IN t;
myssii and Amy Ann b. Gibson are plaintiffs. Ard ,
SELL Abraham Hatcbett, admir- de b6nie non If WIZ;
De oeceasea' Archer Robertson, admnistra;o of Nnt
Fogss' decd Richard Epps, sheriff of Nonowsv coun
"'u :" ''' character admir- de bonis non of Granders
''"sOy' ,'eCW william Dckerson, admir- Of Nathan nj
sIso' VINO was exor Of The said Gre derson Bapbv d.
Ma'han Fouks' exor Of Gabriel Foulkg DECD: Hen
" d'N'hs' acting exor Of WIN. L. Venable decd. tsL
.. AIga,N " lillian Robertson, He7ekiahR Anderson r.
rec u Bacon, admir- Of Frances Spain and Ricba.s
Bell dec = as the former shcriffof Not,owav: Iao
%ay' admr OF Frances E. ". Hardway deed Oh ~
formerly BEL; Peter Grgg, admir- Of John Hur, dss t
was formerly admT de bonis non of William RsI 80 ~"
william Moore, and John r. Bell are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
1895. Reso.ctfc1is ro.S 70" enoose.-sepf l7'h
20 Sw ROBERT B. GIBSON