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public Notice.

auditors Office, FEB %, leqs
DURSI ANT 10 a Clause therein cu,,,i,
a ed, the subioined act is published tor H..
information OF all holders or owners Of lngin
ia Military Certificates bearing an interes9l =.
SIN per cent Every such certificate presented
nj tins Office for redemption by any other ,lan
the Individual 10 whom il was originally iss,
ea, must be endorsed or assigned by such OH.
s'nh' owner, or IN case OF his death, by hi.le
gal REPRESENTATIVE
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t. On the second day of the sale Of Lots
in Kingston, being the 9Th oil June, 5. King
will offer for sale, 10 The highest bidder, about
Que ball Of bis LAND, adjoining Kingston,
it being the pnrt whereon be resides. II is
well improycd. Terms made known nj snle
Also, a likely negro girl, for cash.
May 10, 1925. tds39
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Notice.

E>HE SUBSCRIBER, wishing 10 settle his
Il accounts, solicits all persons who have
claims against him to bring them in for pay
ment, otherwise this n1ice will hereafter be
plead in bar against them
JOHN THOMPSON, Senr.
New London, May 60. w3w4o
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Notice.

IHiIE business heretofore of the house of
- J. ANDREWS & SONS, will from this day
he conducted under the firm of ANDREWS
g. BROTHERS. wGw27 Nav g.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber rs dtSirous 10 sell The
tract Of land thereon he noic HreS, ,cAich
contains 46U acres, and Joins hg iauds Of
" nj, Jopiulg, John Nc Ddniei and others. The
land rs UCH iHcioSed, an good state Of in
prormeat, md lies aeeH for Turning a good
proportion Of The rood idHd first rate to6ac-
co land sfaeiy Wot'red, and has on ii an
excellent yromsd deefing house, barn, stables,
&C. wifh ether necessary buildings jor farming
or planting purposes, as also tlc0 bearing apple
orchards Of GeH selected fruit. There is also
nnother tract Of rood iand, adjoining mine
which Is for safe, aud is almost entirety Tobacco
iand Of Mr best quality. This trdct, united 10
h"he, nonM make one Of The most desirable
farms IN the upper country As this land lies
IN one Of The best tgdfertd sections Of me tnitta
States rendering Il uac0mmOntg heaihy, Wiihiu
three m.ies Of Pediar .HHs, eightg miles Of a
tobacco Inspection upon james R,rer and nth.
IN sixteen mites Of Lynchburg, The subscriber
expects 10 get ready sale for H. For ietme up
ply tc The subscriber tiringon he premises.
CHS. {. C.lRTER
.q,nhera County, .aprul4 usr3i
at The Rul.s he'd IN Me Clerf's Office Of
Bedford County The fay Of .lpril,
lessee a. Brambiea and Sarah his mife, for
mriy SWqh CrumP, piauRVs,
against
Mary Crump, in her own right, and as adm I
Of George CrIunp, decd, Susanna Crump, John
q. Cramp, .4bner CrmHp, UiHiam Crump,
Modd CrumP aud Bcreriy Crunp,
defendants.
~ CTL1NCERY
| The defendants John e. Lrnmp and .4bner
Crump not haring entered their appearance and
giren security according 10 lac and the rules Of
hiS cnafi, and II appearing 10 the satisfaction 81
The court That They are not inhabitants Of His
commonwealth, on The motion Of the plaintiffs
By iseir counsel, il is ordered, That Mey do mp
pear here on or before The sonrih .uoaday in
JUIy nert, and 0nsner The eompiainam'S bill,
and gre such security as 4 Z court meV require,
ard that Il copy Of this Order be .f67tbmuh in
serted an The THgniaa for faro months succts-
siceig, eld posted at NE front doDr Of The court
house Of THIS county on tIcO Sererat court days.
Il CoPy-leste,
J. STEPT0E, c. b. c.
| .7pril J. FSW66
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May s,
Yo the A nlicted.
DR.. .1ttI1dge's liacture
EOE N MONS GAD.S,
Termed D4spepsia.

~ I'fN's
HWE discovery ct TINS nicdsCine has
Il been the effect of long and attentive stu.
dy, * is now made public from tho most deni
ded conviction founded on ample experience
Of itsepawcr ~ eradichtipg this disease, after
eYeFy other medicine had Failed 1t has only
bsen IN this country twelve months, aud il
has tone wonders in giving restoration, and
in asihnatical eases, its beneficial effects ha,
been astonishing. DR.. las Farmer, Member
Of the Royal College of Surgeons in lond4n.
declares in his Treatise, that Asthma and indi.
gestion are found co-eSisting, the stomach
at all times eXerts considerable influence
over the pulmonary functions, and it is there
fore fair conclude that the former disease
is aggravated by the latter. Asltmalic peo-
pie, continues the learned Doctor, should i'm =
pose upon themselves tue same regulation rs
u the case were purely dyspcptic This
line,urc opens distractions OF the spleen
and liver, clcanseth the breast of plegm and
the chest OF humnrs gathered therein re-
moves pain in the back, stomach and sides
and the windy collie. Also giddiness in the
head, which all proceed from indigestion -
II has been recommended BY some OF the
most eminent physicians, as a valuable medi.
cine IN Dyspepsia--but it does not cure all
diseases.
FOR SALE BY
Howell DAVIES.
way ~. 3m 80
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% vials BuTLER's EoETABLE INDIAN
SpEGiFtC,
zs dc MELl.ES'S Cough DROPS and
PICTORIAL POWDERS,
e4 yials DALBY'S CARMINATIVE MIN
TuRE,
ds yinls PAUL's PATENT coLuMBiAN
OIL, -
ooo gallons best Lamp OIL
Ia.o60 best Spanish segars
80 lbs Rock or Hail Candy
20 buyes best TRANSPARENT SOAP, lately
received
$50 TScTURE and SPECIE BOTTLES,
90 lbs Powdered Rhnbarb
4 lbs. Phosphate OF Iron
10 lbs. Nitric Acid, pure,
20 lbs. Puv, Jalap
% boxes test refined Liquorire
10 lbs Powdered Cobalt or lily Stone
so ibs. olis. Niire duic.
I0e lbs Race Ginger
Silver, Plated aud Brass Spring Laneets
s lbs. Spts-Pimeuto
30 lbs best Lima Bark
q lbs Oil OF Orange
q lbs Charcoal, prepared
1900 white Fials, assorted
10 gallons best Alcohol
loo lbs. Ground Camwood
800 lbs. OH Nitral
10 gallons best sweet Oh
%, lbs. best EPSON salts
loo lbs do lugpeollne soap
loo lbs Aqua Farti4, best
10 lbs. .Eher snphuric
20 lbs. Muratic Acid
20 lbs. Rotten Stone
20 his. Crocus Manis
81 lbs BAL Soda
~ lbs. Gum Assafptida
gross Lead Pencils, 'hlacls md red,
2 do Tooth Brushes, asserted qualities
packs Gold Leaf
10 los Gum kiao True
80 lbs. Liguoriee Ball
20 lbs Cinnamon
20 lbs Orange Pcal
10 lbs sup Cafb Soda
20 lbs Pnmce Stone
90 lbs best blue ,malts
90 lbs pirdigris
10 lbs Rnst OF Iron
g lbs white Oxide Bismuih
~ lbs Gum Elastic or Indian Rubber
20 lbs Spanish sasarariIla Qsime quality
10 lbs fresh pigita,is dhe first quaiiiy)
is lbs Nntmcgs
10 lbs Spanish Annette
krPms best slud Paper
80 lbs Qaiek Silver
to Fancy Snun Boxes
10 lbs Volatile ; Ills
20 lbs Cork Wood
60 lrasses, assorted qualities and s,zos
10 lbs ssPouge, fine aud coarse
Is gross Vial corks, best
90 nests Crucibles
so papers PHI Bosrs, wood and pape.
10 gpass Bottle Cerks
3 lbs Sup. Curb Potash
Oh rooth Drawers, OF iIiErrent kinds
10 tbs best sticking "laislcr
20 lbs Aloes, first glld second qualities
10 lbs orris Rsot uifst qually)
20 Sienna Alex aud lad.
an tl,.tL "A
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sugar, Coffee and SALT,
sc. sc. Sc.

All of the above articles are equal to any
ever offered in this market, and were selected
entirely by the subscriber Persons whoMsh
10 pnrehasewill do well TO call and examine
for themselves, as be is determined TO sell low
for cash.
F0RDYCE T. BOWEN.
April % W6H36
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NEW SPRING GOODS.


,IHE subscriber IS now receiving at his
Il Store ncA, door TO Mes5rs. Gait Il Bull
locks u large and general Jssoltment OF
Spring and Summer GOODS ::
.iMONG UinCH .3RE--
super shaded Al French Fancies,
DO PAINTED Aiusins,
IA OIL aud Ga Cambrcs,
splendid assortment, OF Calieoes,
PLAIN and hgured Jaeonct aud Muli Muslins,
do do Book do
Plain and figured Canton Grapes,
Superior Mandarin Grape Robes,
Grape Shawls and Sealis,
PIain aud figured colored Silks,
Silk Shsws aud landkerchiets,
Gauge. and Xeia do
An elegant assortment OF Ribbons,
GAUGE aud Lace Wells,
| Case OF Irish Linens OF very superior quality
grass bleach, and warranted To bc N good
rs any that has been ia this market for tre
years,
ladies' and gentlemens' Cotton and Silk Hose
Sewing Cotton and Floss
Linen Cambrcs and Lawns,
Stripe Denmark Satin
Marseilles and Valencia Vcsings,
Silk stripe Florentines, tor geulemen's wear
Stripe and plain Sateen,
Drab and white Russia Drilling,
Wilmington aud Washington stripe,
Union Mixture aud Blue Nankeens,
Cotton Cassimeres and Granderills,
An assortment Of Cloths aud Cnssimera
LadieseprInclla and Morocco Shoes,
3 and I'D Domestic Plaids,
DO do 81 \ 6i shestings aud Stirling
| An assortment OF Cutlery,
Tortoise Shell luck and Side Combs
Cotton Yarn, Mems Coarse shoes,
| An assortment of Crockery .Nnrp
Mems and Boys Wool Hats,
| Eine RraYnr do
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Iract or Parcel Of LAND,

Supposed 70 contain 273 acres more or less,
lying in the said county Of Campbell on Doc
Branch OF Seneca Creek. This land will be
sold To pay balance due by said Lame to
Hugh Morgan for said land it being the
same land on which the said Lime resided at
His death and ON part of which Lewis Merit,
now resides.
MATTHEW i. NOWLfN,
JOHN i. PATRICK, irus'ees'
Maysi2. w4w SO
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Stone Ware 8 Flower Pots

The Subscribers hive on hand, in addition
10 the above, nearly every other article be-
longing 10 their business--al of which they
will sell low for cash, or Exchange for BEES
WAX, GINSENG, LiNSEED OIL, or any
other article of produce, at market prices.
May "a. 1919
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FOR sale.
by virtue of deed of trust from Da, id
I'D Lame TO Us, bearing date the 9th of Nov
1920, and duly recorded in the clerks of
fee ofthe comfy of Campbell, we shall sell
10 the highest bidder, for ready money before
the front door oi Campbell court house, on
Monday the 18th of June, 1925, being Camp
bell court day, if fair, otherwise on the next
fair day, certain
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HTuidm Greens Z Griffin Z. Leciie,
APoTBECAnlES s. DRUGGISTS,
Have Just received, in addition TO their former
assortment, the following articles.
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Boarding in Lynchburg.
office.
May 3

Notice.
RY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed TO
- me BY .naHhtu Martin, and for certain
purposes therein oppressed, (iehich SAID deed
bears dait the 9Th day Of Noremder, 1924, nnd
IS ot record IN the county court Of CompbsH,) I
shall, on The 1871 day Of June, 1925, on the
promises, sell, by uay Of public auction, for
cuSh q ceri1iu
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We have commenced receiving our SPRING
ASSORTMENT, aud are al present open
ing
Beautiful figured Gro de Naples aud rdHGa
LuiestriHg Siiks,
First chop black .adnkm Grape,
ChiHtE Cdiicoes, spring patterns
Shaded Om5rie A Handkerchief
Splendid assortment oftdrge Slel, Tuck and
SIDE Combs
White and blue Pvunsid Shoe,
i boz oery spiendid, fashionable and near ,irlc
Cause Rbdnds
Prince Regents extra blue mud black CassincreS
Bang up Cords, Twist Button,
Btedchsd Washington and Sed Island Sheetings
Washington Bed Ticks, &c. &c.
The UhOlc WH be Uttered iop.
". MCKEE !. J. 6. MEM
March II. t5y
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Spring Arrivals
OF RICH FANCY GOODS

Superb worked Swiss MusIins, large figure
DO. DO Book do do
A few elegant Bobinett Wells
piece very rich shaded Brown silk
a large assortment OF Black figured DO
case Craro'Kobes, all shades
6pieccs larege figured Black Mandarin Grape
box new style figured Ribbons
A few ladies Caps, snlerbly worked
30 pieces Calicoes nncommonly cheap
Muslin and Cambricks of every description
100 pieces Plaid, Domestic, from Ia to %
cents, with great variety of other goods
going off al very reduced prices.
MkEE, ROBINSON, & Co.
Mercb H. Is
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Yen Dollars Reward.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
Ia in Piitsylvania county, Virginia, on Mon.
day the I'd inst. negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, 3 years old, / feet 10
or ! inches high, quite a smart spoken boy,
had on when he lett home, a pair of blue
checked pantaloons,a coarse cotton shirt had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark recoIec-
ted. He was seen on Wednesday night the
ltE inst. at Mr.. Swinneys, near Lynchburg,
aud DO expect he is lurking about town.
Whoever may appreheud The said boy and
deliver him to me, or lodge him in Jail so that
get him again, ahail receive the above re
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
An nst OF. wts3
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Irish linens, SC .

A case Of best bleached Irish Linens
l0-i Linen Shee'ing, Long Lawns
Handsome assortment English Thread Lace'
Bobinett Wells
Fashionable black FL independent Satin
Lang aud Short hid Gloves
Gentemens' best do.
Ipswich SheeIiugs, Bed Ticking, &c.
A general assortment Hardware a. Cutlery.
The shove, with many other articles, have
Just been received and will be sold low.
". MCKEE l. J. e. MEEM.
March 25 Is
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Attention y
TIME AMHERST ARTILLERY are

THE AMHERST ARTILLERY are
i commanded 10 attend company mus
ter on Saturday, the second day Of April, al
ihoir usual Parade ground, precisely at ii
o'clock Also attend kegimentai Muster on
the Sd day of May neat, at Amhert Court
house precisely, at II o'clock, armed and
Equipped rs the law directs. By order OF vii
liam l. lsbeIl, Captain.
JAMES c. TERRY, Cd Sergeant
March % w2sv3l
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Brunswick County, Va.

This is to certify that trained the bay horse
belonging 10 Col. WIN. Rice, by the name of
LAWRENCE, the fail after he was two years
old, the spring that he was three, the fall after
he was three, and again the fall after he was
four; he was very promising the fall after he
was three, when carried him to New Mar
ket with the full intention of running him in
the post stake, two mile heats with TlMOLE-
ON and REALITY but 10 my g7eat NORTH.
cation, ioand him lame few days before the
race. Although il is said aud believed 10 be
the best colt race ever run in America, am
OF opinion, had he not got lame, that he
would have done himself credit in the race,
cot have won it, His private trials With the
same horse that 1imeleon was tried with, the
same ground, aud the same watch, induces
the opinion He was rested from that time
until the fall after he was four, witt the hope
of his recovery, when trained him again and
found he had improved but then asccrlamed
that he had received an injury that would or
could not be removed He was trained by
Mr.. William Wynn the next spring, rs Col
Rice thought his ground was sandy and soft
and probably he might stand it--but could
not--yet he progressed far enough 10 con,
vince Mr.. Wynn that he was II race horse, if
his leg would hold. only think il doing JUS
tice to say thatl gave him up with great req
luctance. JAMES J. HARRISON.
Brunswick, Feb. %, 1919. w4wi9
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PEDIGREE

LAWRENCE was got by the celebrated Sir
Archy, who was by old Doomed, out of the
imported mare CastIanira, by Rockingham
his dam by the imported horse Sir Harry who
was by Sir Peter Teaze, and considered one
OF his best sons-his grand dam by Chanti-
cleer-his great grand dam by old Cellar, who
was by old Janus--his gr. great grand daa
was by Flimnap--his or. gr. great grand dam
was by Mark Anthony--and he was raised by
me. WILLIAM RICE.
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This lottery is formed by the ,er,,o.
bIhdioh and Formulation of 80 nunLes1. 'OH'
determine the prizes therein. the m '- ~
will be publicly placed into VII I''noefa
day OF drawing, aud four of them will y" Tie
out and that ticket having on !, 81 "e o'd"a
and 3D. drawn Nos. in the orde, ' 4'', ID
drawn, will be entitled 10 the prize 81 ""eh
dollars and those five other ticLa,' V'Oo
shall have on them the same Nos j., "'IA
lowing orders, shall be entitled 10 H.. '"' 'oi
| aIhAed 10 them, respectively, viz P''f''
The lst, 3D. and I'd To S6 600
I'd, lst and Sd TO 40ou
I'd, 3D. and lst to 3O0S
Sd, lst and ID to 2Oun
Sd, I'd and LIST ts l.53a
Those SIX other tickets which Shall
them three OF the drawn Nos and lho,e ~ y"
the LIST, I'd and 4ih, in one of their sev.,sI eS
ders ot combination or Formulation, " m rS'
be entitled to prize OF 81 900
Those SIX other tickets which shall haya,.
mem three OF the drawn Nos. and thos. u,r,-
the Isl, Cd and 9TH, in some one fth,ir ,eya1
raj orders OF combination or permulaton v,u
eaoh be entitled TO prize OF $500.
lhose SIN other tickets which shall have IN
them three OF The drawn Nos. and those tbess
the "a, 81 and 4tb, in some one of their or.
uers' "iii each be entitled to a prize of S2OO
those loo tickets which shall have on Iben,
two OF the drawn Nos. and those two tLr "a
and 18th, will each be entitled ~ a prize nf
1914 - ~
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have on ,Ler,
two of the drawn Nos. and those two the Oh
and Sd, or ID and 4th, will each be entitled ia
a prize of Sl2.
All others, being 46s, having on them ,wo
of the drawn Nos will each be entitled tos
prize OF So.
Aud all those 1900 tickets, having on them
but one of the drawn Nos. Will each be emf,
t!ed 10 prize of "a
No ticket which shall hive dsawn prize
Of a superior denomination, can be enuatIto
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing.
and subject to the Usual dedaction OF fifteen
per cent.
Whote Ticket. 81 90
Hdtres & 0O
Quarter: 90
Packages OF ten tickets, embracing the 30
Nos OF the lottery, which OF necessity must
draw al least Sl3 90 nett, with so many
chances for capitals or shares Of packages,
may be had al the same rate
Prizes in any of the lotteries of New York.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Virginia, will be received in payment.
u Orders for tickets [enclosng the CASH.
in any OF the lotteries of New York, Penn
sylvania, Maryland and Virginia will meet
with prompt attention, Il addressed ~ the
truly lucky office of
ABRAM X. NORTH, LynchJurg
+ .bruary IL.
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look at this y

I'VE subscriber is determined to sell his
HOUSE and LOT in the town of Lynch
qurg, situated al the head of Main street, aud
at present occupied by Captain Howson S.
White, who will sheW it to those wishing to
purchase Tue price will be reasonable, and
the terms such as TO suit almo st any ni> who
may be DESTROYS TO own the property.
HENRY CLARK
Dec. %. wis 10
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AlAW SCNONA.

YvtiE next Session Of the Lar School at Need
l. ham, within one mile aud a quarter OF the
town OF Farmyille, Ia town sill rising in lis
commercial Character in the county of Prince
EdVdrd on the .3ppondtt0T, and about three
and half miles from the stage road, Qeading
from Richmond to Lynchbnrg, atRdtne's tav-
ern III the county OF Cumberland, will com
mence on the first Monday in April next and
ond with the present year. For the benefit
OF this institution, | refer to all who have
been at it, The practice OF the law as it
should be pursued in all the courts of the com
monwealth, is Systematically taught in this
school SO that the student has "A fair oppor
tunity, while he is obtaining knowledge of
the theory OF the law to combine with it also,
nefut and necessary knowledge of the prac-
ticc of il. Hitherto there was some difficulty Iii
gettinglc onvenient nc accommodations. But taht
difficulty is removed. For understand that
Mr.. TredWdy, a most respectable gentleman III
FGEmrite, aud who keeps "A most respectable
public house, will be able TO accommodate
five or six gentlemen for the session and ds
many more, not exceeding twelve in all, can
be accommodated, as members of my family,
Except their washing about which they will
find no difficulty. Those, who live with me
will be furnished with the necessary books /;
aud must pay in advance 1925. Those who
1--we with MIR. lredWay, or III the heIghbof
hood, must in hae manner, pay 800: for no
ntW member, can be received for less time
thauthe whole session. AN 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
| shalt be in Richmond, until about the 25h
i. March where letters addressed to me, upon
this subject will receive The most friendly at
tenton. CREED TAYLOR.
March %. 2t6l
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March g
NNlnnA Noherts,

NN\nnS N0berts,
LAS on hand "a general assortment OF
Il Il Groceries and various other articles,
which he will sell low for cash OF merchantd-
bic produce
Prime and inferior brown. Sugar
Loaf Sugar, Molasses
Cunpow der and imperial Tea
Best green aud common Co1ee
Pepper, Spice, Salt Pelre
Prime Cheese, Rice
Sherry aud Malaga Vine
West India aud New England Rum
Old and ncw Nhlskey
Sperm aud taIlow Candles
Cotton Cards, " DOL Hats
Bar Iron, B!istered and u. Steel
Cut and wrought halls
Edrthen ware, assorted
Stone ware do
Calf skin Shoes la Il and bound
Caurse strong Shoes
Cotton Yarn assorted numbers
Writing Paper Playing Cards
Indigo, Madder, &c. &C.
March 1. w4w %
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Trust sale.

MESSRS. William l. Christian, Tho
4VR mas Apling and William johnson, take
notice that shat! on the 18th day of April
next, at the house of William F. Carter, in the
county of GoochIand, and state of Virginia,
proceed to take the deposition of the said
William F. Carter and on the 18TH Of the
same month at the House OF Capt Lindsey
Coleman, in the county Of Amherst shall
proceed to take the deposition of David APP
ling, which deposit,ons are 10 be read as evil
dence on the trial Of a suit depending in the
chancery court of Amhert county, in which
am plaintiff and you are defendants, when
and where you may attend il you please.
JOHN CHRISTIAN,
March q. w4w% %
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Notice.


RUNAWAY from the possession of the
IA 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 8 feet . or 3 inches
high, OF stout and chunky stature, dark com.
pleSion, snail deep seated eyes. Isaac has a
large scar between the thumb and fore finger
OF the right hand. He was bought in May last
of Mr., Phil. Thornton, of Caroline county,
and was raised in Spoitsylvania, believe, 10y
Mr. Pendleton, where lie is in all probabili
ty now lurking All necessary expenses and
aFeasonable reward will lie paid for the ap-
prehension and delivery of the above mem
toned slave to James Jones, in Campbell
county-or if secured in jail in this common
wealth SO get him again.
CHARLES NJ JONES.
~ The Editor Of The Fredericksburg lie
raid '0iH please insert the ADORE three timesand
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