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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11

Thomas Colquhoun, surviving partner OF 'hs
late mercantile houses iradin6 under the
style and firm OF Walter and 1homas Colsa.
houn, and Thomas Coiquhoun = Co.
plaintiff,
efainst
Winfield Sharp, William SHARP, John Sharp
and sally Sharp, the two Iass oi whom hre
infants by the said Ninitred Sharp, speciai-
~ assigned their guardian, defendants
This cause came on this day 10 be heard on
the bill, answet, exhibits and examinations OF
witnesses, and was argued by counsel On
consideration whereof the coartdoth ati-..-,
order and decree Unless tue defendants snail
pay 10 the plaintiff, surviving partner OF 1
Colquhonn q Go. the sum OF forty -four thou
sand seven hundred and three dollars and tot.
ty-hre and II hall CENTS, with interest on Gte
thousand four hundred and three dollars and
thiriy.two cents part thereof, from the first
day OF October one thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, until paid, and the costs eKpen-
isd 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
thenceiorlh barred and toreeiosed Of all equ,-
~ and right 10 redeem the TIVE tracts of land
in the proceedings mentioned, and in cnse de
FAULT shtl be made in the payment vi the said
principal money, interest and costs, al Tho
time aforesaid, that the Marshal OF this court
do, after advertising the time and place OF sale
ioT six weeks in some paper published in tue
town OF l.ynchbnrg, aud ut the courtllonse
door OF tie county Of Henry, sell the t~9
tracts of hind aforesaid, either on The pTem;-
SEES or ut the courthouse of the county u
Henry. on some court day, nj public nuclio..
by consent OF the plaintiff, on credit Of
twelve months, taking bonds from the pnf.
chaser5 thefeoftnr the purchase money, and
retaining the title as security for the payment
Thereof! and that he report his proceedings
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u, EE.N HO'YYON,

lying IN the said county OF Cabell on the o
bio river, containing between tour aud i've
thousand acres of which more than eighteen
haudrcd acres are said TO he prime low
grouAds We are not personally acquainted
VITA tins estate but II has been represented
TO us us being the finest on that part OF the
ONO which borders on this state. Ii abounds
in meadow land oil the first quality. and there
fore well merits the attention 0i the stock
farmer For many years while this estate
was in the hands OF Col Wilson c. Nicholas
TO whom ii formerly belonged, it was eStet-
siyely cultivated in tobacco, which, when
sold in New York aud Europe, commanded
prices equal to those mt " lIich the best James
riger tobacco sold. This land abounds III coab,
II hhs been divided into many smaller tracts
Or lois, as may be seen by "a plat III the pos
session OF John Human, esq. who lives id
joining, aud who viii ,hew the whole or any
part thereof, TO those disposed 10 view il. But
Il will BIZ sold IN one entire tract, or il such
parcels rs, on The day OF sale, may be thought
best calculated 10 ensure the best Price Iht
sale Will be on three equal annual lnsialfnents.
the purchasers to give bonds with approved
sureties for the several insslmcnts, as also Il
deed OF trust on the land as a farther security
for the ultimate payment oil tie purchase MO
ney the deed of trust, however, is not 10 O.
perate til the last instalnent shall become
due.
Thesnbscrihers are very solicttous 10 wind
up TIE business of the trust confded 10 tleu4.
II persons, therefore, should desire to Pnr-
chase this property, they may attend III The
tull confidence that il " Ill be sold at the tune
and place above mentioned
JOHN COALTER,
JOHN II. COOKE,
Trustees for ", II. cdteA aud has creditors
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'k'l IL Subscribers have associated them-
l. selves together, under the hrm Of Lang
horne hartl, Tor the purpose Of carrying
GA tho aiilng business nj the Farm MiH.,
near lFnchbnrr. The Mills are la good
order Tor grading, and as soon rs the ar
t''Ie IS ready for market, they will purchase
wheat NJ the far market price, or grind tor
others upon the usual terms.
Henry ). LANGlIORNE
JOHN GARTH
June 81 1895. ,f43
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will be made IN the best nianner, al Tire short.
est notice, and on the most moderate isr'ns
Eilier hr. Charles 4. siiHms or myself viii
AT all times be found at my Cnhinet Ware
Room. Mr.. $. Is fully authorized - make
eonirBet5 aud close the SANE.
The duties Ut Cabinet MAKER are lnbori-
Gus, Troublesome andiedous; and ofientimes,
when they are endenvoring 90 do their best
20 please their friends and customers, they are
disappointed aud mortified. ] hase discover
ed from what little ! have seen relative
10 human nature, ibai be WHO endeaVofs TO
please all, will please no person. J shall
therefore, in future, endeavor honestly to
make my work, hone. to sell IL, aud hon
esiiy aad canddly 10 comply with my engage
menis. Fnr the more faithful performance Of
the same, have employed Mr.. Charles a.
simpds 10 attend III ny absence 10 the whole
Cabinet Business. lie assures me and the
public thai nothing on his part will be want.
ing 10 ser that all orders aud commands ars
faithfully and pnnctuelly attended to.
All those 20 whom am indebted are re.
qoested to come forward, that arrangements
may be made 10 discharge the same--AHd all
who are indebted 10 me are earnestly request.
ed to come forward aud close the same, either
by bond or cash, or they can receive reas1ua-
bic time, if ihcy will give good security. |
WANT my old boots settled up.
have now on hand, ffst rate materials,
and expect ia a short time 20 receive a further
supply and likewise the newest fasliuns.
JAMES FRAZER, Cheap Square.
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Mar shnlss Sale.

VTlRGlNIA. Alta Superior court II
Chnnrery, holden At thr town oiLyaeh
burg, .he 18th day OF May, ls2o
Willis II. Wills, Caile,t Hiln, John Wills.
laurence wills, Joseph G Higgipbotham
and Lucy his wife, James Martin and Re
beech his wife, DaEnes j Philips and Nan.
cy bis lle aud Nancy I'LL. Pits.
Agains,
Judith Thompson, Def
This cause came on this day ia be heaft
by consent Of the parties, b. their counsel.
on the bill. answer aud exhibits, and Was al
gucd bg COUNSEL on consideration Whereof
and by like consent the court doth adjodst.
order and decree that the Marshal OF his
court do, after having advertised The time
aud place of sale in some newspaper printed
in the town of Lynchburg, for four weels
successfully. proceed 10 sell, 10y way OF putt
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder upon the
premises, lie tract of land iDthe bill mentions
ed, called Irent's-ierry tract, tying ia TIE
county uf Amherst, on n credit OF one and -.
years taking rom the purchaser or
sers thereof, bond with good security ahd e
tanning The title as a further security Tor thci
payment of tie purchase money aud oy iheI
consent, the court doth further aoJhuee, OF
der and decree that the Marshal do a'so, INV
ing in like manner advertised the uIne and
place of sale. uroceed to sell by way OF put
lie auction, to the highest bidder, upon the
premises, the tract of land i'll the bili aso
mentioned lyiug in the county OF Nelson, on
a like credit of Two years taxing from the par.
chaser or purchasers thereof like bond and It
c,iri.y and retaining the tile asa further Sc
rrrity for tie payment oi the purchase NJ.
ney and tie court doth further order tina,
he Marshal report his proceedings 10 ia
court in order 10 unai decree
JOHN WILLS, Clerk.
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yAMEa FRAzER,

RATEFUI for tie encouragement
- which has bsen extended ~ hun, takes
ibis method 20 inform the public generally,
that he vii Ia future attend particularly and
nunetusly to all orders. lie assures then
thai he VIII SPARE no pains in endeaYorns 20
4 xeeufe all orders
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$40 REaygy ARD

ANA " Af from the subscriber, ID Per
IA son county, \. c. this day, two negro
men SAN aud SCOTT. sam is ii VERY bright
mulatto, light hair, hi, eye-lids very tull, aud
appear to bt pulled or sWellcd much larger
than common lie is rather slow Of speech,
about twenty three years of age, about iN t
ieet nine or ten inches high, stout built, aud
very active is Il hatterby trade, anu can
make very good Int His eyes are "a suih-
cut mark ia know him by.
SCOTT is bright mulalto, but not so
white as Sam he Is about twenty years OF
age, stout ~ strong, about five feet nneor ten
inches Il gh he has rs very uoted marks
one OF his big toes has been cut of just alloy
the nail, believe there is none Ut the nail
lea, aud II large srar ON his back, occas! onrd
by burn when SINAI lie is Il stout welt
built teIIow. No doubt lhey will attempt to
pa5s Tor free men. and perhaps change their
names.
The above reward will be given fer the APP
prehension of both, aud securing them in any
jail in The Uhiied States 50 that get them
or twenty dollars for experimenting one of
them, and securing him in jail 50 that | go
him again. SIMEON COCHRAN.
Person county, \ {. ArriI II, is25. tti3
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III A.CR TS,

Also, three Negroes, 10 VT BOB, VAT. and
Hipi'f. one roam MARE, eleven head ct Cat
Tie, thirty head OF Hogs, one "a Cart, an 81
beds ahd furniture, or 50 nurh Of tie SAID pro-
perry US will be sufficient 10 raise u celial..
sum 81 money expressed IA said deed A.
nag as trustee shall convey such title only
IA IS vested in me
hlc HARD CRAWFORD, Trustee.
AugQss 4. w5whO
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July %

A PETITION will be presented 10 the
"A next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying the formation of new county out OF
parts of the counties of buckingham, Camp
bell Charlotte and Prince Edward.
July =. w3m49
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W Neat and New Elour.

TgNllE subscriber will pay the highest
4 cash price for wheat, delivered at the
Lynchburg Mills.
r. 5. | have few half barrels new -four.
warranted 10 be good.
AoWsoN 8. WHITE.
July &c, A.
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NEYIy TLCWIe.
81 Do REYgy ARD.


DUNAWAl the is of July, I84I, a me-.
III gro nan uumed IOai, WHO calls himself
Thoula, booker, belonging 10 tho estate OF
honls Wilkinson, dec a, OF flitsylyat1a 20.
Va lie Is about u years Of age D feet OF
g inches high, OF black complexion, waihs
w,h his loesv very much extended, has large
feet, aud nncommonIy thick III the uIiddif,
hs, down look when spoken 10, and speaks
with a COARSE voice, has little ar no beard -
He was purchased from trader by the name
Of Moorlan, about the year ls03,by lliihm
Fuurqnr.an, OF Halifax county, Virginia, Who
said tho boy was raised in Gloucester county,
virginia have reagon 10 belirvc he vii
aim 10 get buck there again, aud 10 likely Ia,
u free pass aud As no has never boen heard
OF since his eloremeui, judge he weu oil
with some waggoncr tn lSnohburG or Nei-
mond, aiming 10 get hack To Gloucester, o.
attempt 10 pass as freeman. The above re
ward will be- given 10 any person who will
deliver the sad negro to me or secure him IN
any jul 50 that I get him again.
DAN. ". fOUHQu REAN, .4dmr.
oC Thomas WitterSon, dee d.
JuIyli, wiwi7
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A PETITION will be presented 10 the
"A neat Legislature virginia, praying that
The topa Of LyRehb@g may be allowed Re
July % 3m49
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EnTJC.ATT0Ns

~ g. SMITHS Classical and English
Il School Will recoullnenre in Lynchhurg
on the Grst Monday OF September next. The
session will continue FIVE months.-Icrrns OF
tuition the same as heretofore. Other aud
pressing employmeuls make il necessary TO
limit the number Of pupils K, fifteen.
July ct. wsw96
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S2o,ooo highest pvize.
,a,oeo PRICES
20 6.56 Rlauks,

rbisisa Lottery formed by the ternary
camhinH ION aud perturbation OF 33 numbers.
To determine the PRICES therein, the 81 nun
hers will be seyeraliy PLACED In wheel on the
dnyof drawing aud i've OF them vii be drawn
OH aud that ticket having ca II the Isl, FL
aad Sd drawn Noa. in tire order ~ which
drawn. sill be entitled 70 the pIixc Of %. 900
dollars aud those i've other tickets which
.han haye on them the same Nrs in TIE iol
Lowing urJors, shall be eniilledio the prizes
affixed to ihch, respectively, VIZ
The ist, sd aud ed 10 si0ooo
~, 1t aud 81 10 0uOO
"a, 30 aud 1t Ia 5000
81, lst aud 2dto 29o6
81, ID aud lsi rs @v55
Those ~ other tickets which ehall hive on
them three OF the drawn Nos and thoso three
the "a lin, snd 9th, or the 3rl, 4th, and, 9th,
Ia soae one OF their several ordpis OF com
linauon or pcrmntation, viii each be entitled
10 y pfiEe 81 Si,oop.
Iho.c ~ other Aek.is which Rlnu have on
them 3 OF tho draau nanlhera, y thosr three
tie I'll, I'd .ul Ith, ar The I'd, 80 nnl 9TH III
sane one of their several orders oi eomhina-
zion or nprmutatinA, Will eaeu be entitled To
a nrise 81 $500
those 80 other tickets which shall have
three oi the drawn numbers on them, shall
eueh In entitled 10 plize ol 800.
Those los tickets which shall have two of
the drawn numbers On thrn, and those two
the Cd and Al, in either older, will each be
entitled 10 $50
fhase los tickets which shalt have two of
The drawn nun,hers on tdem, wlll each be en-
titled % $50.
All other, boiag 1911, having two of the
drawn nniabers ON them, will each be emil
tied 10 Sll,
Aud all those ll,3tafiekeis having bntone
OF the drawn numbers on lhen, viii each be
cutnlea IL So,
No tickets which hive drawn Prize Of a
superior denomination, tan be entitled 10 an
interior .fiae.
frises payable 30 days after the drawing,
ami subject to the ualal deduction Of 10 per
cent.
riekeks rnd Sla,es rlrl be hai IT
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LAND FOR. S.HTsEs

u VIE subscriber offers for sale, a small
= tract of land, of about i40 acres, lyins
in Campbell county, about four miles from
Byuchhurg, on Burton's creek, near Rich
ard Perkins MiIl, aud adjoining the lands
OF John NJ, otey, (caled Sandusly,) MIR
kablcr and others. The terms can be
known on application to Christopher Tim
be,lake, h'nls On the turnpike road, aud he
viii show the land, ar to the subscriber,
near Liberty, Bedford county. The pur.
chaser can have possession in December
next, with the privilege of sowing fall grain,
but butte injure the present growing crop.
JOSIAH AULD.
Aug, :. w8W*50
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: iiA1AlNlh n / 4AlifS hhlNtH III klt
Clerk Once OF the Superior Court of
ChaneeIy torthe LyHcA0urs District, tue 10Th
day al July, 1925.
y ,s.IaH "a. Cooke, Pit
against
Nelson CraW ford and Charles Crawford lin
their owa rights ana as executors OF David
Crawford, decG.) Sopaie Crawford and t.
lIJai fletcher, Administrative q admnislrH-
tor OF Nm. 5, Crawford, decd. VIM. Jop-
Ing, Joseph r Garter aud Abraham Garter,
executors of John Crawford, decd. Sa.:'"n
Crawford, David Crawford, ReHben Craw-
ford, Nancy Jones, Sally Cooke and Ar
thur B. Davies and Francis A. h. Davies
adnrs. OF Elizabeth Davies, decd.
Defts.
The defendants Charles Crawford, Nathan
Crawford, David Craw ford, Reuben Craw.
lurd and sally Cooke nothavhg entered their
appearance and given security according 10
the nct OF Assembly aud the Rules of this
EouIt, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants Of this
country Ii Is ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day of the
next term aad answer the bill ofthe plaintiff
aud that copy of this order be forthwith ill-
serted III some newspaper printed in the town
and posted al the front door Of the courthouse
ia tie said town.
Covy-Teste,
d. ROBES, DC.
july -. W2miD
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'ErActs OK Parcels Of i.anA

mine proceedings mentioned. lying and being
IN the county OF Henry, the one on the south
OF Smith river, containing one hundred a.
ores, being the tract of land purchased by
John French Of William Hentb, aud adjoinig,r
the land OF James Cook, John Travis andkT
Tiers. The other lying Oh both sides OF Ifa
Horse-pasture creek, containing by estimation
eighty acres.
Terms Of Saie--Twelve mouths credit viii
De allowed The purchaser or purchasers, trou,
whom bonds will be required tor the purchase
money, the Marshal retaining the title as Sc.
CURLY tor the payment thereof
q. i. WoODSoN, NJ. L C.
July %. 6wQ6
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Thorsjpsi reefiysd an additional saglhg Of
5000 lbs. real Campeachy LogMood,
.cf tue best Quality, tnr sale al lie lowest mi
css THoMaSJ. ngHAI, Siga of!4e
March 20 dotatfl .sioriar, ta3tt Squire
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GH4 .ACE w5,

There is sufficient quantity of Hucleared
land t. keep the balance in good repair /;
there is no part Of this land that is cleared but
what produce, we'll at this time II is finely
natercd in all parts Of the plantation, aud is
toierable well improved fora small family j,
II has u fine apple and peach orehurd, aud O.
thee traits II lies level and can be improved
IN the frs, rate style. A further description
Is dtemod unnecessary, a, il Is presumed that
purchasers will first view the premises. The
quality and fine situation OF this land far eA,
eeeding any one IN the upper country, war
rants the suhscriberin recommending II to the
attention Of the farmers aud MI those who
wish 60 vest funds in that kind of property,
TO call and examine, as a bargain may be had.
can insure the little 10 DO undoubted and
clear ot any REMEMBRANCE whatever. II do
no: sell privately before the ninth day of Sep
temhcr next will on that day positively sell
at public auction. i tnir, or the next fair day,
ON tho prcuises---lhc terms made known on
the day of sale which will he accommodating,
aud do invite all who wish to purchase to
atteud on that day. II will be shown b. my
overseer. who Il! -. 80, ,,,- ,rrrn, or myself
WHO lives at tae lomuAaWk Mills in Camp
bell county J MARTIN.
August s. wt9Sep.50
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u In pursuance of Tire above decree, the
undersigned, Marshal of the said court, will,
on Monday the 22d day oil August ueAl pro-
coed to sell, by why public auction, 10 Tie
highest bidder, Tor oash. at Nelson coa.t
buttsp the
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~ Office,
WY ~. !. @ ~ i,

FsSiiE Subscribers viii give the highest mar
d ket price tor WHEAT, delivered al the
Mills.
SMITH i BAGWEIL.
Aug. e. 1twtsI0o
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80
JOHN WILLS, c. c.

u In pursuance of the above decree, the
undersigned, Marhsal OF the said court, will,
on Monday the 18th day OF September next.
proceed TO sell, by way OF public auction. at
Henry courthouse, being court day( the two
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GREEN BOTTOM
E,(sD EJIE

E)Y virtue Of deed of trust executed Ia
I'D US by YIN. II cabell. esq. and recorded
in the court OF the county OF Cabeil, we shall,
on Monday the 18Th day OF September next
IN tire town Of Stanton, proceed to sell, 10
the highest bidder, the tract OF land common
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.MacsNoA'S Sale.

y chaucery holden in the town nj Lynch.
burg the 10Th day OF October, 1874
Thomas Co1uhoun, surviving partner Of ITO
late mercantile houses trndinS under the
STYLE and firm OF Walter and Thomas Colau.
houn, and Thomas Coiquhoun = Co.
,,luirfiG
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Yract Of Wand.
y Nine INryN Env Sale.
.fagust 1

u HE Subscriber offers for sale that va
Liable tract oflaud on which be former.
~ lived, in Campbell county, three aud half
miles above Lynehburg, Immediately on the
aiaAiu road II contains
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Negro Slave NICK,

in tie above decree mentioned.
q Il. W0op50N, NJ. L. ID. c. ..
July o. w1W4S
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VIRGINIA At Rules bulden in the
' Ciern's O1ice OF thc Superior Court of
ChaneeIy torthe LyHeA0urs District, tue 10Th
day Of duly, 1925.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-18
AWFUL SITUATION.

The celebrated Aron Hill, when in
Egypt, had the curiosity to examine "a
catacomb. He was accompanied in
his expedition by two gentlemen, and
conducted by one of the natives OF
the country as guide. They at
length arrived at the spot, and, without
taking any notice of some fellows who
were sauntering about the place, de-
scended by ropes into the vault. No
sooner were they let down than they
were presented with spectacle which
struck them with horror. Two gentle
men apparently starved to death, lay
before them, one of these unhappy vic
tins had tablet in his hand, on which
was written, in very pathetic language
the story of their lamentable fate. 1t
seemed that they were brothers OF rank
and family in Venice and having in the
course of their travels intrusted them
selves with one of the natives for the
purpose ofvisiting the catacomb, the
per6dious villain had left them to per.
ish. The danger to which MIR. Hill
and his friends were exposed, instantly
alarmed them. They had scarce read
the tale, when, looking up, they beheld
their inhuman guide, assisted by two
others, whom they had seen near the
spot, enclosing the entrance into the
vault. They were now reduced to the
utmost distress; they, however, drew
their swords determined to make a des-
perate effort to rescue themselves from
situation so appalling. With this re-
solution they were cropping about at ram
dom, in the dark, when they were star
tied at the groans of some one seem
ingly in the agonies of death. They
listened to the dismal sound and at
length, by the glimering light from the
top of the catecomb, they saw a man
Just murdered, and little beyond they
beheld his inhuman murderers, flying
with the utmost precipitation. They
pursued them Immediately, and, though
not able to come up with them, they
had the good fortune to reach the open
ing through which the wretches escap-
ed out of the cavern,just before they had
time to roll the stone on the top OF it.
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lll3 ACRE Els.

or SO much as will be sufficient to answer the
provisions contained in deed of trust exc.
cuted ON the 5th June, 1917, by the said A
lexander Scott and Elizabeth his wife, to the
said Richard Fl. Foote, to secure to Jacob
Weaver certain sum of money therein men,
toned, with interest," and all costs and char
ges necessarily incurred in carrying into ef-
feet said sale. The deed referred to is duly re.
corded in the office of Fauquier county court
and will be exhibited on the day of sale
Such title only will be conveyed, as is vested
in the subscriber by virtue Of said decree.
:, GEORGE w. FOOTE,
Substituted Trustee, by the decree of said
chancery court, in the place Of r. II. Foote,
deceased. dec IL toE