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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-16

An Epitaph out of a church yard in Dorset
shire, answered by a gentleman, on the Wi
dower's marrying again in a fortnight.
EPITAPH.
For me deceased, weep not my dear,
lam not dead, but sleepeth here's
Your time will come, prepare to die;
Wait but while, you'll follow l.
ANSWER.
lam not griev'd, my dearest life;
Sleep on-'ve got another wife:
And therefore cannot come to thee,
For must 60 to bed to she.
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$40 RE yu ARD.

\ eANAN LAY from the subscriber, in Per-
"A son county, \. G. this day, two negro
men SAM and SCOTT. Sam is very bright
mulatto, light hair, his eye-lids very full, and
appear TO be puiied or swelled much larger
lhan conmon; he is rather slow Of speech,
about twenty three years of age, about five
teet nine or ten inches high, stout built. aud
very active is halter by trade, and can
make very good hat. His eyes are snfi.
ent mark to know him by
SCOTT IS bright maletto, but not so
white as sam; he isabout twenty wears OF
age, stout q strong, about i've feet nine or ten
inches higll he has tw very noted marks,
one OF his big toes has been cut off lust above
The nail, believe there is none Of the nail
lett, and large scar on bis back, oceasiao.d
by burn when small. lie is stout well
built fellow. No doubt they will attempt 10
pass Tor free men, aud perhaps change their
names.
The above rewnrd will be given for the an.
prehension OF both, aud securing them in any
jaii inthe United States so that get them.
ar twenty dollars for experimenting one OF
them, and securing him in Jail 50 that / get
him again SIMEON COCHRAN
Person county. N. c. April 10. 1926. .f43
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Marshal's Sale.

V7iRCINIa.-Aia Superior se.sr, Of
Clsncery, ilolAessa q. lie town Vi Lynelt
burg, tie 18th day Of Mey, 1873
WINS Il. wills, cstiefe Aills, John Will.
laurence Wills, joseph {. IIigginbo,isam
and lacy bis wife, james Martin and Re
becca his wife, Dsbne, = Philips and Nan.
cy his wife and Nancy Hill. Pits.
Against
Judith Thompson, Deli.
his cause came or this day to be heard
hy eonsent OF the parties, by their counsel,
on The bill answer aud exhibits, and was Hf,
qned by counsel on consideration whereof
and by like consent, the court doth adjgdge,
order aud decree that the Marshal ct this
court do, after having advertised the time
and place OF sale IN some newspaper prinie d
in the town OF Lynchbnrg, for four weeks
surcessively, proceed TO sell, by way of pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder upon the
premises the tract of land inthe bill mention.
ed called Ifents-ferry tract lying In the
county of Amherst, on a credit ot one anu two
wears, taking from The purchaser or purclla
sers thereof, bond with good security and re-
tanning the title as further security for the
payment of the purchase money aud by like
consent, the court doth farther adjudge, or
der anu decree that the Marshal do also, liav-
ing IN like manner advertised the time and
place OF sale, proceed 10 sell by way OF pub
lie auction, To tue highest bidder, upon the
premises, the tract of land in the bill also
mentioned, lying in tue county 81 Nelson, on
n like credit oftwo years taking from the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof like bond and sc
curity and retaining the title as further Sc
curity for the payment OF the purchase mo.
ney and the court doth further order that
the Marshal report his proceedings 10 the
eouft in order TO final decree.
A Copy-Ieste
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JOHN WILLS, CLERK.

IN PURSUANCE of the above decree, the
undersigned Marshal, Of the said court, will
on Tuesday the 10th day OF August next, pro-
coed to sell, by way Of public auction, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, upon credit
OF one and two years, tract oil land in the
proceedings mentioned, lying in The county
OF Amherst on the waters OF James River,
commonly called 1rents ferry, and contain
ing by survey one hundred and twelve acres.
Also in pursuance the same decree, shall
expose 10 sale, upon the same terms, Oh the
premises, on Friday the 10Th day of Am
gust, the tract of land in the proceedings also
mentioned, lying in tie county OF Nelson, on
the head waters of Fuckers Run, aud con
tanning by survey eighty foGr acres. Bond
with good security with will be required in
both cases oftbe purchaser or purchasers, and
The title retained as further security for the
payment oithe purchase money. Should e-
Their Of the above mentioned days prove un-
far the sale will take place on The next fair
day thereafter.
GEO B. WooD5oN, NJ. /. D. C. c.
June 10, 4wg4
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Mayshal,s ste

t&sfA-- AT Il suptt ,r fo,1ts
vhnneery holden ei The Il. s.i al -.
s..,.' ~ ~, usy " NoseuDf leod
m. & q II Mitchell. $50, .'ln'l,r o
Richard Harrison, Georl. uolla,,a,.
Samuel Garland. n'aoNey az
ms Cause ebme on this dav 10 he 1..,.l
me pi'i, answer Of the deteic tsnt Hi,.l,,.,
issofi, exhibits and examinations afn,,,., -.
the decrelal order entered al mic j., -, :
month OF May, one Thousand eiel1 b,,.,t'
anu twenty three. Which aIs ears 10 nav.
guy served upon the deief ant samuel -
,ahn' ava upon The repot. II COMMUNIST,
benagh, made in pursuaH OF lie 81, ~
the twenty ninth day O. toler. i, n
year, TO which there na ) eseea,ip ',e IA
vas argued by counsel on roisi,la',,.e i9
whereof the court dot. Judge. orl1'.' '''oi
decree, unless the defeus h,rL.,5 >, ar
son shalt within six months from H. ~!
hereof pay unto the plain.iti the sum - ~ ~
thousand one hundred aud sixteen =, - y. : 4
y seven cents with interest theres.n eip. y
thrtieth day OF March, orc t6oassnd 0' ~. y
hundred and twenty, till paid, tooe,l,e, .,t
Inc costs expended b5 the rtar7 ,ie -
sccutiQn of this suit, thui HE 81 Pfa1
anu his heirs aud ali persons claiIS'fs 'pna .
hiin, be iron, ,heneeioilh buried at.o - ~
sed OF all equity and right 10 redeem .is e..
oil land witt its appertenmces n.fnfinn.I :.
me oeeu, executed By tie said dtlcb,lag, 81
Samuel Garland and Upton B Hsrfi.a'. j. Is
ing date the thirtieth day of Martt o,,n leo, Je''
sand eight hundred q twenty, a cum +. S ~
OF y exhibited With ,iie plainlias lii
IN case default shall he made in H. 81.
oil The SAID principal money. MR.; N,ei
cost at the time aforesaid, lGat III. A,s.'t'a
Oh .liis court, 40 proceed upon the tremissd
% seii lile sad land With lis apru4enances -
public auction for cash, after styer,i.inS y
TINE ana place OF sale for two nnnt6ss -"
some newspaper Htntedin lbetoWn OF Lyncbl
pufg, ana al the tlont door OF tbe courtI,onrs
OF The county o. Amherst, on some rnns, J a.,
anu out OF The proceeds OF the said sale ,,,s..d
sa'lsiyins the costs and charges thereof lind
he pay TO the plaintiff the pIincipal money!
interest aud costs aloresaidand lie s,n,,Irs
ile proceeds e!the said sale, ii any M 81
the said Richard Harrison or his or1..rr'
report his pro eedings 10 the court In oras1
10 a hnal decree.
cory Tesle
ROBES, d, C.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
BY the Governor North Carolina.
500 REWARD.

M HIREAo II has been made known
w IL me, ilal lnnrdef has been cum
United IN the county Of Roaknghsfn. ana
state OF Sofiii Carolina, on Ire sd day OF lssi
mouth aud that certain HEAltTA Ii
sIEGa LII, OF the county Il Henry and com
InuHweailh ot Yirgiuie, stands charged, BY
the verdict OF Coroner's Inquest, Will hae-
ling pegpeffaied The same on tbe body of q
, certain slave named Lucy, tie property 81
John stsgall and as il is further represented
aud nisde known 10 me, that the said fiea !
well Sifgnll bntt absconded and hed from lie
jurisdiction aud limits ii this state, aud there
by elnded The arm OF the Inv aud Of justice
Now. therefore, 10 the end that the said
ffeartweli S;eaal may be apnrehended and
brought TO justice, The above reward OF one
hundred dollars will be given TO any person
or persons who will apprehend and confne
the said Ieartwei siegsll 10 any jail Ia this
state, so that he may be brought 70 Justice !,
and do moreover, hereby require, COM
msnd mud cpjon all officers whatsoever, as
well civil as military, within This state, 10 use
their best endeagors aud most energetic ezer-
tons, 10 apprehend and take, or cause 10 be
eprrehended aud taken, the body Of the said
TIeariwell Slegal, aud hin, safely and secure
IS keep, SO that lie may be brought to Justice
fieertwel Steeal IS a very large man, ba
tween twenty mud thirty yeurs OF age, tolern.
bly, fair complexion, and has large scar just
al The edge OF bis hair, on his iorehad, ana
Is also much burnt by powder under one of
his eyes switch is ensily percoiyatle--he hides
the scar on his forehead with his hair.
In testimony wherco lbave caused the
Great Seal OF The State 10 be hereun-
It.. 5 To aft xed, aud subscribed the same
officially ut the CITY OF Raleigh. on
the lii day of July, A. u. 1920.
HUTCHINo G. BURTON.
By the Governor,
J.K CAMPBELL, Private Secretary.
Aug 4. Gi5D
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and I)ye-Stuls,
cfg%.As
III
THOMAS J DUVAL,

At THE sIuN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON DAHx sQrARE,
HAS lust received, IN addition TO his
j 4 former stock, an extensive assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
cfE-sTr"Fs, which enables him now to Of
fefto his friends, customers aud the public gs-
perally, the mos, complete ard extensive as.
sortment ever before brought to this market.
AMONG THEN ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ
15oA lh. Gianber salts, % do. Tartar Enc
800 do. Epson do. tic.
600 DO. Gum Shell 90 do. Quick Silver,
Llc, 20 dog hotties Anne
6oG do Pearl Ash, ricau Castor Oil,
200 DO. Cum ,Can 10 packs Gold Lcaf,
rhor, 600 gallons Alcohol,
700 DO Jalap, goo do. Lamp Oil.
S0o dn. sponge, 100 do Spts 1ui-
les do. veflgris, peniiue,
so do. Calomnl,
AM every other article in his line, all OF
the best quality. and for sale NJ the lowesi
prices Tor cash, or al SIX months 10 punctua
customers September3.
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xU r. NTTU Il e

will b. made Ia tie best manner, al lie short
est u8iiue, and Oh the moi moderate iefsH Z,
Either Mir Charles A Siinms or myself WIZ
al ell times lie found al my Cstinet were
Room Mr. s. IS fully authorized 70 make
contracts aud close the same
Tie dulles Ut a Cabinet Maker are iaborl-
Gus, trsubIesone aud tedious5 and oiehlimes,
when they are endeavoring TO do their best
10 please their friends and customers, they are
disappointed aud mortified. bave discover
ed from what little have seen relative
TO human nature, that he vino endeavors to
please all, will please no person shMi
therefore, in future, endeaYof honestly 10
make my work, honestly 10 sell II, and hon
esty and candidty 10 comply with my engage.
menis. Eorihe more faithful performance OF
the same, have employed Mr. Charles A
Simns to attend in my absence to the whole
Cabinet Business. He assures me aud The
public that nothing on his part viii be want
ing to see that all orders and commands are
faithfully aud punctually attended to.
All those 10 whom | am indebted. are re-
quested to come forward, that arrangements
may be made 20 discharge the sanc--And all
who are indebted to me are earnestly request
ed to come forward and close the same, either
by bond or CASH or they can receive reasona-
bic time, if they will give good security. |
want my old books settled up
have now on hand, first rate materials,
and expect in short time to receive further
supply and likewise the newest fashions.
JAMES FRAZER, Cheap Square.
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Mar shal's sale.

" GINA AT a superior c
' c'.e cry holden at the town Of LN
burg OF the 2ist day OF May, ie25-
John y 10 'ly, jr. James Fariss and ReubeI
D. er merchants and partners traditl
un lie arm OF Horseiy talis . CumpI
ny plaintiffs,
aiust
10 s. Ningfeld, Robert Ninghed al
as Nmgheld, defendants
- -ause came on this day to be heard d
til answers and exhibits, ahd was srglhE
by sci on Consideration whereof Il.
Coz IA ndjudse, order and decree, til
The .,shal ol this enuri do, after having al
veelssd the time and place oil sale Tor tol
W - in some newspaper printed in The iogI
of Lynchburg, and al tie front door Of Il
court house OF the county OF Nelson, proceed
to sell, AT the court house OF said county,
some court day, by way public auction,
the highest bidder, for ready money the sad
k, in the bin mentioned, and the proceed
4, the said sale, after deiraying the .zpeu9
attending the same. pay into one OF the ban
at this place, to the credit Of this suit, subj /
- the future order OF the couri, and repa
proceedings 10 the court in order 10 i
nei decree.
A Copy--Teste.
JOHN WILLS, cluik
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$40 REWARD.

DUNAWAY the Ist of July, 1924, me-
gro man uamed TOM, who calls himself
Ihoma, Booker, belonging to the estate OF
1humas Nilkinson, deed, of pitsylvania co
Va. He Is about ~ years OF age, 9 feet Is Or
8 inches high. of biack complexion, wAlks
with his toes very much extended, has 'argc
feet, and uncommonly thick in the middle
has a down look when spoken to. and speaks
with coarse voice, has little or no beard -
He was purchased from a trader by the name
Of Moorman, about the year iso3, by William
Fourqurean, OF Halifax county, Virginia, who
said the boy was raised in Gloucester county,
Virginia have reason 10 believe he will
aim 10 get buck there again, and is likely has
u free pass and as he has never been heard
OF since bis elopemenf, judge he went off
with some waggoner 10 Lynchburg or Rich
mond, aiming 70 get back 10 Gloucester, or
sttempt to pass ~ freeman. The above re.
ward viii be given 10 any person who will
deliver the said negro 10 me or secure him in
any jail so that get him again.
DAN. w. F0URQUREAN, .7dnr.
Of Thongs HRkersoH, deed
July ID. wiwd7
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JAMES FRAZER,

4 snAFEfUL Tor tire eneouragemen
~ which has been extended - him, taxes
tins method 10 Inform tire public sensfaiiy,
tiiat he wiii ia future attend particularly ana
puuetaliy 10 al orders. He assures them
iLat be viii spnre no pains III endeasoF,hs y
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ia ACRE

There is Il sufficient quantity of uncleated
land to keep the balance in good repair /;
there isno part of this land that is cleared hut
what produces well AT this time it is finely
watered in all parts OF the plantation, and is
tolerable well improved for small family ;
it has fine apple and peach orchard, aud O.
Their fruits il lies level and can be improved
in the first rate style. further description
is deemed unnecessary, as il is presumed that
purchasers will first view the premises. The
quality and fine situation OF this land far ex-
ceeding any Que in the upper country, war
rants the snbscriberin recommending il to the
attention of the farmers and all those who
wish 10 vest funds in that kind Of property,
to call aud examine, as bargain may be Ind.
| can insure the title to be undoubted and
clear OF any incumhrance whatever. II do
not sell privately before the ninth day Of Sep
tem',er next, will on that day positively sell
az public auction, il fair, or the next fair day,
on the premises--The terms made known on
the day Of sale, Which will be accommodating,
and do invite all who wish TO purchase TO
attend on that day. II viii be shown by my
overseer, who lives on the farm, or myself
who lives at the 1omahawk Mills in Camp
bell rounty, j MARTIN.
August 4 wt9Sep.50
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July %

a PETITION will be presented 10 the
IA next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying the formation OF new county out OF
paris the counties of Buckingham, Camp
bell Charlotte aud Prince Edward,
July %, w3m49
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HNFHE Subscribers have associated them
selves together. under the firm of Lang
horne 4 Garth, for the purpose of carrying
on the Milling business al the farm Mills.
near Lynchbure. The Mills are ia good
order for grinding. and as soon as the ar
ticle is ready for market they will purchase
wheat at the fair market price, Or grind for
others upon the usual terms.
HENRY s. LANGHORNE.
John GARTH.
June II, 1926. tft3
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pie Btif,
against
Winifred sharp, William Sharp, John Sharp
aud Sally Sharp, the two last OF whom are
infants by the said Winilred Sharp, special
y assigned their guardian, defendants.
This cause came on this day 10 be heard OH
the bill, answer. exhibits and examinations OF
witnesses, and Was argued by counsel on
consideration whereof the court doth adjudge,
order and decree, unless the defendants shall
pay to the plaintiff, surviving partner of 7
Colqnhoun y Co the sum of f0rty-fon thou
sand seven hundred aud three do liars and for.
ty-tiye aud n halt cents, with interest on five
thousand four hundred end three dollars aud
tblrty-two cents, part thereof, from the fast
day OF October one thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, until paid, aud the costs expen-
ded by the plaintiff in the prosecution OF this
suit, within six months from the date hereof,
that the said defendants and their heirs, and
all persons claiming under them, be from
thenceforth barred and foreclosed of ell equi-
y and right TO redeem the I'VE tracts Of ia..
IN the proceedings mentioned, and in case q
fault shall be made III the payment oil the -.
principal money, interest aud costs, at
time Aforesaid, that the Marshal OF this con
do, after advertising the time and place of sale
Tor SAX weeks in some paper published in =
town OF Lynchburg, and at the court-houzs
door OF the county OF Henry, sell the e.
tracts ot land aforesaid, either on the preull-
ses or at the .court-hoose OF the county OF
Henry, on some url day, at public cion.
by consent Of the plaintiff, on credit o
twelve months, taking bonds from the iui
chasers thereof for the purchase money, ane
retaining the title as security for the paymeas
letfeot aud that he report his procec4 ii--t
10 The court in order to final oegree---srd
by consent. the court doth reserve tht. IS.
ton whether the defendant Wiifred ,rp
be entitled 10 dcwer in tie aforesaid In. OF
land, for further consideration.
Copy -teste,
JOHN Wits r .
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court of
Chencery torthe Lynchburg District, tue 25th
day OF July, 1925.
William a. Cooke, PIT
against
Nelson Crawford and Charles Crawford GIN
their owa rights aud as executors OF Daviu
Crawford, decd,) Sophia Crawford and L..
i1ah Fletcher, administrators l. administra-
tor OF VIM S. Crawford, decd. WIN. Jop-
ling, Joseph H. Carter and Abraham Garter,
executors of John Crawford decd Nathan
Crawford, David Crawford, Reuben Craw-
ford, Nancy Jones, Sally Cooke and Ar
thur Davies aud Francis A. X. Davies
admrs OF Elizabeth Davies, decd
The defendants Charles Crawford, Nathan
Crawford, David Crawford, Reuben Cralv.
ford aud Sally Cooke notheyiug entered their
appearance and given security according to
TIE act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this
,.onrt, aud II appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants Of this
country 1t is ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day of the
next term aud answer the bill o. the plaintiff !;
aud that copy OF this order be fortdm ilh i-
serted III some newspaper printed in The town
OF Lynehburg, for two months successiveIy.
ahd posted AT the front door otthe courthouse
in the said Town.
A Copy--Teste,
y. RODES, Z, C.
July 2e' W2nlO
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A PETITION will be presented to the
IA next Legislature ofYirginia, praying that
the tolen Of Lynchbutg may be allowed Re-
preventative in the House OF Delegates.
July %. 3m49
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FOR SALE.

ia FOR SALE,
.ss.HI The HOUSE and LOT, on Dia-
tsssss& moud Hill, formerly occupied by
ssszszszsz@ssaa Capt. Eppes Spain. II is a com
Portable and desirable situation for family
residence, The terms of sale will lie made
accommodating For further particulars, ap
ply to l.. Fletcher.
ELIZABETH MURDOCH.
June 9. 70
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office.

~ DAkCe.
HHE Copartnership hitherto existing
u between Scheduled q Gregory, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, All per-
sons to whom they are indebted are request
ed TO present their accounts 10 Sam'l school
field, who is alone authorized TO settle the ac-
counts OF the concern for payment and
those indebted TO the aforesaid Firm will be
good enough to make payment as soon as
practicable. SAMUEL CHDOLFIELD,
LEWIS GREGORY.
~ r The GUINNESS will bs continued as u.
sual in the same House by
SAMUEL SCHOOLFiELD,
August 9TH. 1895. ts50
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Fresh aud Genuine MEDICINES
WAITER II. MIDDLETON,

.3POTHECaRY AND DRUGGfST,
.AS Just received from PhIadrlphia
and New York, his spring supply, en-
bracing every article in the DRUG, MLDI-
CINE aud PAINT line. His stock is now
entirely nes, bis assortment better selected,
aud more extensive than at any previous time,
and every article cnn be recommended Us
being genuine Practitioners Of medicine,
country merchants, and others who have been
in tho habit OF supplying themselves ia Rich
mond, will hnd Il greatly 10 their advantage
to give him call
Such of his friends and customers who live
at distnnce, aud eunnot find # nj oil times
conyerient 10 visit this market may rely mp.
on getting their orders put up III asnice style,
articles of ms good quality aud as cheap by
sending, as IL they were present
LlNSkID OFT, BEESWAX, FEATHERS,
and evety description Of produce taken IN
barter, for which tue highest market price will
be given.
April q Is 30
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Also, three Negroes, 10 wii BOB, VAT, md
HDDY, one rosn MARE, eleven head of Cat.
Gle. thirty head OF Hogs. one OK Cart, and six
beds aud furniture, or 50 much of the said pro-
perry asaoiil be sufficient TO raise certain
suni Of money expressed 10 sad deed Act.
trg as trustees shai convey such title only
~ is vested in me-.
McHARD CRAWFORD, Trustee.
August Z w6wb0
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Yrnsi sale

10y virtue nf Peed IF Tfnst executed
ID to the Subscriber by Lindsey oendidge,
Tor certain purposes therein named, andoi re-
cord III the Clerks office oil The county court
cfAn,iersi, shall on Tuesday the sixth day Of
September nextproceed 10 sell by way ,of
public auction Tor cash al the EuiElloo Springs
a curtain tract ofaand, lying 10 the eoitnty Of
Amherst adjoining tln lands OF Bepjnmin
Sanddge ard others and the same on which
sl4e said Lindsey sanjidge nj present resides,
containing, by recent survey,
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D7 In pursuance OF the above decree,
Undersigned, Marshal OF the said court, IS
on Monday The 22d day Of August ne4l, q
eeed to sell, by way ofpubic auction, to
hishest bidder, for cash, at Nelson co
mouse, the
~ egro Slave DICK,
in the above decree mentioned.
G. B. WOODSON, NJ. L. d .
Jnly 81. w4m a,
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EnUCATTON,

L G. SMITHS Classical aud Englsh
Il School will recommence in Iynchhnrg
on he first Monday of September next. The
session will continue FIVE uhonths.-1erms Of
tuition the same as heretofore. Other and
pressing empoyments make il necessary to
limit the number of pupils toJftten
July 25. w5w96