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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
From The Rhode islaaS Republican
SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE.


1t is not generally known. we believe
that the Colony of Providence PIanla-
tons was the first body polite that
prohibited BY legislative enactment,
the holding ofnegroes in slavery. Not
withstandins the extent to which this
system was carried by a succeeding gem
GRAFTON, and the reproach we have suf-
ferred from participating too deeply in
the African traffic. II is certain that our
ancestors, at the earliest period Of the
government, were fully impressed with
the impolicy and the iniquity the prac-
tice. 1t is remarkable enough, that the
men who were centuries in advance of
civilized Europe, on the question of re-
ligious liberation. should have seen also
so clearly into the nature of that sys-
tenn, which in the seventeenth century
at least, was SO far from being reproba-
ted, that the most enlightened divines
considered 1t to be both lawful and
scriptural, to hold the Heather in bon
dage. The act to which we refer, and
which we have inserted in our paper
below, was passed at Court Of Com
missioners, at Warwick. May, IS. 1864.
Our readers will recollect. that Provi-
dence andWarwick had at this time Sc
ceded from the towns on the Island. in
consequence Of the unlimited authority
conferred on Mr. Coddington, by his
celebrated commission from The Coun--
Gil ofState. and that they continued to
act as separate body poltic until their
re-uniou with Newport and Portsmouth,
in September, l654.
The proceedings Of Providence and
Warwick, during Coddingtou's ohstruc-
ton, have recently been discovered by
the Committee Of Records among soma
very ancient papers in the Town-elefk's
office in Providence, and enable us to
supply not only connected narrative
of very interesting period in our Colo
NAL annals, but to furnish another title
10 that enduring glory, which the esta-
blishment of an unlimited federation he's
already secured to the memory Of our
ancestors.
.aeis and Orders ofa Central Cart Of
Comissioners, held at Warwick, .May
is, 1852
"Whereas there is eominon course prsc-
| tized among Englshmcn TO buy Meyers, TO that
end they may have them for service or slaves
| forever; for the preyensinge OF such practices
among us, let it bee ordered. that no blscke
mankid or white being forced by covenant,
| bond, or otherwise, to serve any man or his
sssighnes. longer than ten years or until they
come to bee twentic fourc yeares ofsge finley
! bee taken III under tourteene from the time OF
then comnge within the Liberties ofthis Colo
| ME, aud At the end or terme OF ten yeares to
set them free as the manner ID with the En-
| glish servants: And lie that will not let them
! goe free, or shall sell him away elsewhere to
that end that they nay be enslaved 10 others
for longer time, be, or they shall forfeit to the
! COLONY, Fsrty pounds"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Notice.

A IL those indebted TO the estate Of the late
"A Richa'd Clasget, Esq deceased, are re.
quea,ed 10 mske immediate payment. # not
speedily discharged, SUITS wiiIhe brought with.
on! respect to persons. as i, is the determine.
ton OF the subscriber to bring the said estate
TO speedy settlement; those having clsims =.
gsnst saiti estate. are iuvled TO BRING ihcm
forward. properly authenticated for settlement.
RESEN HUDGEL. .3aim'r.
September 49, st
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
To the Farmers
September l5--tm.

of Berkeley and Jefferson Counties.
TEsHE subscriber having rented the
"a Mills belonging to Mr. JOSIAH flagg, gives
this notice to the Farmers of Berkeley and JET
ferson Counties. that he will be thankful for,
and promptly execute all grinding brought
to these Mills, all of which. are in complete
repair. lie viii give for every 3oolbs of
merchandise Wheat, one barrel of superhne
-four, and stand the inspection of Baltimore,
George Town, or Alexandria. Farmers who
may want Plaster Ground, can have the same
dane on the shortest notice. Saving viii be
done on reasonable terms.
THOMAS G. FLAGG.
September
HAVING rented my Mills 10 Thomas G.
l. L Fiagg, have no hesitation in saying
that Twill be responsible for all grinding en-.
trusted to him.
JOSIAH FLAGG.
September /, 1875
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
\ trespssslns On The Land Of ths subscriber,
near Buckles Town. or cutting down and car
rying OF wood or timber on sAld Land, as she
determined to put the law in force against
all persons, who may DO found so ofFendugs
said Land adjoins that OF the heirs oil Jonathan
Wtckersham, Stephen Mayors, and others
D0ROrHE +. ROuSH.
bIartinsburg, September % lS25--3w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Regimental Orders.

THE first Battalion of the 9th Regiment,
will be mustered on saturday the 22d OF octo-
Der next. at the Cross Rods (tioke's Run, }
and the second Battalion will be mustered at
Dsrksviile, on Saturday the 29th same MONTH
The Battalion Court. for the first Bsttt lion,
viii be held at The house Of Mr.. A Marlatt. on
the Sd OF November next, and the Court for
the second Battalion, viii be held at The house
OF Robert Boke. in DarksviIe. on the 18th Of
November. There will be Regimental Court
OF Enquiry for the 9th Reg't. At the Globe
Tavern in Martinsburg, on the 25th OF Nov.
The Pulaski Troop and the Ride Rangers will
muster with the first Battalion.
The Company formerly commanded BY Capt.
Lucas. will muster on the 2oth October with
the second Battalion.
The Commandsuts of Battalions viii carry
the foregoing orders into execution.
WIN. GREGORY, Col
9Th Regis. Y. W
GeptetNher
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
A Great Bargain

NILL be given in my MILLS At the mouth
w of 0peckon Creek, Berkeley county,
Virginia. To any person wishing to purchase
with Land. cau be accommodated from 10 to
$50 acres; the Mills have a sufiiciency OF water
at the dryes, season of the year to manufacture
fifty barrels OF -four per day; water carriage
from the door down the Potomac River; good
Saw-Mll and Plaster Screw, the whole in good
repair, and in a ine wheat country. The
Land is of the first quality, great part OF it
Potomac and Opeckon bottoms; number OF
never-saihng springs Of good water on the tarm;
good Distiilery, Dwelling Houses, Barn, and
all other necessary buildings, together with =
convenient Ware House at the mouth of said
Greek Tor the reception of -four, &c. Persons
wishing to purchase, will call on the subscriber
living on the premises.
JAMES FORMAN.
August Is SIN.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Notice.
Notice.

HsHE Lottery and Exchange Business
Il heretofore conducted III balumore, under
the firm OK J l. Cshea, Jr--in Richmond and
Norfolk under the firm OF II. / 81 VI. + Co
hen-and in Phlsdeiphia under the firm of j. l.
Cohen, Jr g Brothers, will tor the future, be
conducted in each place under the firm OF
I. COHEN, Jr. x BROTHERS.
B0hirasre, Sebt s. 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Messrs. John Bartlett q John
Laublnger,

HNAkE NOTICE. mat on the 18Th day
J. Of October next, at The house OF
john Msrqusrt, Esq in the town of Rushyille,
faiitield county, stste of Ohio, shall, by vir.
Tue OF COMMISSION from the Superior Court
OF Cnancery at Winchester, Virginia take the
deposition OF John Rutherford, Elizabeth
rutherford, and Andrew smith--which
mean to offer as evidence.in a cause depend.
Ing ~ said court, in which l am Complainant,
aid you and others defendants.
GEORGE RUTHERFORD,
Admir-. OF Barbara kearns
September Is, 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Trust Sale.

by virtue of Deed of Trust, executed TO
~ the subscriber on the 9TH day of June,
1871, by William Nicely, tor certaintpnrpo
ses therein mentioned, and now OF record in
the clerks office OF the county Of Morgan,
shall, on Wednesday the ninth day OF Novem-
Der next, proceed, before the courthouse
door of said county, to sell 10 the highest bid.
der, tor RE.4DY MONEY, the following
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Tracts of Land,

situste in said county, to wit: ONE 7R.9CT'
on the drains of Sleepy Creek. near Captain
Johns run, adjoining the lands Of Michael
GRAY and John Caster, supposed TO contain one
hundred and nineteen and halt acres; one
part OF another Tract, TO be laid off al the
south end OF larger tract, containg four hun
dred and fifty acres, on the drains of sleepy
Greek, adjoining the lands Of Richard Smith,
Hugh Maxwell, decd. and Peter Yost. which
SAID parcel so to be laid oil US 10 contain one
hundred acres. Should the above mentioned
Tracts OF Land fail to sell for the amount re-
CURED by said Deed of Trust, the undersigned
will, at the same time and place. proceed to
sell, for Cash, so much more of the last des.
cribed tract as viii be sufficient 10 raise the
sum Of money which the said Deed OF Trust
was given to secure. Such title as is vested in
the undersigned as trustee will he make to the
purchasers
LEONARD CROSS, T,Estee
October s, 1825-ctds.
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Great Bargains.

TIVE subscriber is now receiving from
New York and Philadelphia, an exteu.
sive assortment OF Spring aud Summer Goods,
consisting Of
Rich Mandarin figured Satin Robes
Blnck and cold. figured eros lie Naples silks
Striped aud plaid Bsrrage for Ladies Dresses
Black Mode, plain aud Ggd. Silks
Gauge Wells aud Gauze Ribbons
Umbre Ga1ze Handkerehieis, new patterns
Grape Pongees, superior quality
Plain and hgd Mandarin Grapes
Satin Luslfed GroS de Naples Robes
Umbre rfiuts aud Nuslins
Ladies and Gent horse skin Gloves, Spring
top do
Artificial Flowers and Wrealhs
Do Curis and Hair.pns
Elegant steel Clasps and Buckles
Black and white silk Hosiery aud Gloves
Cashmere Scafis and Batees neck iandker
chiefs
Fancy Soap. Cologne Water
Biadeer Necklace aud steel ChHins
Fine stripe aud German cotton Hosiery
Black Italian and'fnucy colored Crayais
Tortoise, tuck and SIDE Combs
Superior Canbfies, Ginghams aud CalicOes
Irish Linens, Linen Ca1ntr4cs aud Lawns
Superior quality Marseiies Yestngs
Plush do
Silk stripe prilings for Summer Pantaloons
poutzic stripes Tor DO
Plain snd striped Denmark Satin, for
Gentlomen's summer wear
Wilmington stripes and Union MIXTURES
Cloths and Cashmere, Angola Us
Philadelphia made Shoes, latest patterns
Do Gen,lemen's Hats do
Black Circsssians, for Summer wear
Visiting Cards with cases
otto Rose, Superior Needles in case,
cases Leghorn bounets
do Bolivar do
Weavers Stays aud Toilet Glasse,
low Linen aud 0snaburgs
Cotton Yarn aud other Domestic Goods.
ALSO.
bales Hops, suitable for Brewers and Dis
filters, together with great variety OF other
articles, all OF which will be sold for cash at
the lowest market prices.
J. 7. PATTES.
April II. WOW 80
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LAND FOR SALE.
April Ii.

TsIIE subscriber is deSirous to sell the
i tract Of land phereou he noy tires, Whieh
tontaius ieo acres, and adJoias the lands ot
Nm. Jo2ing, John Nc DoaieL, and others Tn
land is rtit enclosed, in Il good state OF IN
prormen., and lies usN for Turning a good
proportion Of me rood land Is frst rate tobae-
Co land Ills finely Vat're9, and has on IL an
ezeeientJ framed dueiiing house, barn, stables,
&c. uitf other necessary buildings for Turning
or planting purposes, as also ftco bearing dppte
orchards u uoH selected jrait There is atso
another tract II wood land, adjoining mine
whieh is for safe, and is almost entirely tobacco
land Of tte best quality. Tn, tract, united to
mine, Touid make o,t of The mo. atiiratL
farms IN The upytr toul'ry "a aj' !ag3 he
one Of the btR uatsyet ,ee:,o7i y fss Ua5..-
States, rendering 4 me- mHigtty tf3fA =. ~ So
three nliiss u Ptdiss .B,hf, slskfg uIl,s . C
tobacco iatyte'loH ayzg JasqsE Rsrsy g4G XIII
~ ,'r'een md,s Of Lyuctb1rgs re f45v,It,L
erpsei5 to get rsody ar far Il tyr tsrmt ~
ply 10 ne IubJcr.ter ftipg on ths p,smiEsI.
CHS, c. C.iRTER.
4nFera COUNTY, .iPriil4 Ur,e34
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-16
Messrs. Permeiia GoOdwin and
.Hicaiah Stone.

u AXE MOTIF E-That, on Saturday
j the l4tl OF this mouth, I shall proceed
at Minor Coxs tavern, in the county of Am
her5t TO take the dispositions oil Nelson C. Daw.
son, James L. Lamkin, Minor Cox, John II.
and Mary Goodwin, and others 10 be otfered
a, evidence in q suit now depending in the
superior court of Chancery for the Lyncbburg
district, wherein you are plaintiff and deten
dant- Aud on Monday the 10th of the same
month, at Wesley Duncans, in the same
county (Amherst) ! sfall~poceed TO take
the testimony of William Knight, Ann knight
and Jane Damron and others, where you may
attend If you think proper-And at Robert
Morriss's tavern in the town of Lynchburg, on
Tuesday the 18th Of me same month, shah
proceed to take the affidavits of Ralph Smith
and others, to be read in evidence in a cause
depending in the superior court of Chancery
for the Lynchburg District, where you may
attend ii you think proper.
II the testimony is not completed on the
above mentioned days, shah continue from
day 10 day, until all are taken.
ROBERT GOODWIN
May l.. t3a
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% Dollars Reward

- UNANAf from the possession Of Joel
IL LeJtwich 1r. about tmelre months ago, q
negro man NAMED G.ABRiEL, of eery dark
complexion, obout four Jeet 8 or 10 inches high,
and about thirty two years Of age, no Purticu-
lar marks recottscted except some small knots
m his breast about The sac OF a marble, and
rerg rough bumpy chin.
lam Of o. ion hat he is nor lurking about
the neighborhood IF JOHN Sn,elts, on tie head
lrdters Of Goose Greek, wtere he has acite, as
he has been seen in that quarter Frequently.
TIE ADORE reeard oftleentp fire dollars ieiH be
g'ptn 10 any person irho WN dtHrer hin, to me,
or secure HIM IN Bedford 7ail so that Igft hiw
again. ROBERT ". REESE.
Jdnu1ry %. ats -
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SE3SONaBLE::
We are this day opening large additional
su4iy.of =
RICH, FANCY GOODS,

Txnctiy suited to the season. Amongst them
are =. - = e
100 pieces.G al icDes, ASSORTED new patterns,
\ few Douglass aud sG1ubre. do -
Beautiful Gauze, Zelia and Bareze Handk IS
Barsze scaris beautifully shadedsa. new ar,.e
Elegant Bobbineit Lace, Gaps and Cepes
superbly worked,
4 few pieces real Brussels Thread Laces and
aEdgugs,h
silk stripe Linen. Drilling, Nankeen and Other
fcesOnrs,
Real Nance Chop Nonkeen and blue do
case fashionable drab Hats,
Various Goods for genuemens' and boys sum
,ner wear,
do do male and female servants do
Real India worked Null Muslihs,
Null Muslin Robes, richly bounced
furthef'supply OF bro. 6g, eros lie etc Silk
zoo pair Prunella Shoes, all shades and sizes
A large assortment new style Parasols
Chinese Feather ! ans, figured aud plain,
Green Gauze Wells, Il fashionable article
Cd black Merno Bombazeen, sup. quality,
| piece blue and black Saxs. Velvet Cloth
equal TO any imported,
With a great variety OF other Goods (which
they are determined 10 offer TO their friends
aud the public at remarkably low PRICES.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
Nav II. 1888
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NyLASD RoBERTs,
Afiv poems blow TIE FARMERS BAsE,
H.3lS FOR SHE,

mas FOR 4S4LE,
Prime and Interior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, Moasses
Double refined aud common loaf sugar
Best green Coffee, Rice, Chocolate
Pepper, spice, Ginger, Copperas
Ganpnwdcr and Imperial lea
Sherry aud Malaga Wine
Old West India and New England Rom
Old aud new hhiskey
rallow and Sperm Candies
Cotton Cards, Wool Hats
tar Hats, black and drab coloBfed
Bar Iron, blistered aud German steel
Cut and wrought Nails
Iron Traces, Curry Combs
Window Glass, knives and forks
Earhen Ware aud stone Ware assorted
MEMS Calf Skin Shoes, lined and bound
Mems coarse Shoes, Boy shoes
Writing Paper, Playing Cards
Best Liverpool filled Sack suit
German O2naburGs
5000 lbs Bacon, and various other articles
all Of which he viii sell low for cash, or ex
change for Bacon, Flour, Whisky, Brandy
&c Al the market prices.
April q Wow 30
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YEN DOLLARS Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
in Pittsylvania county, virginia, on Mon
day the 2d inst a negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, o years old, 4 feet 10
or II inches high, qnite smart spoken tcS
had on when he left aome, pair q tiue
checked pantaloons,a coarse cotton SHIRT, lad
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark recolIer.
ted He was seen on Wednesday night The
llth inst al Mr. Swinney's, near Lynctburn
aud do expect he is lurking about town
Whoever may apprehend the SAID boy and
deliver him ia me, or lodge him in jail SO fla,
get him again. shall receive the above rel
ward -
WILLIAM WARE /
AN ust 81 wts5
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aAuinistrator's sale.

Va ILL be sold, to the highest bidder,
w on thursday the l2ih day OF May next,
in the town Of Bethel, in the county Of Am
herst, one Sorrel Mare, one Mans Saddle, aud
one SILVER Watch, and sundry other articles
of property, belong TO the estate of Edward
Carter, decd The above property will be
sold on credit of twelve months, the pur.
chascrs giving bond with approved security
10 carry interest FROM the date Ii not punctu
ally paid.
Persons indebted to the estate, are Request,
ed to come forward aud settle their accounts
and persons having claims against the estate
are requested to bring forward thor account
properly authenticated for payment.
TIIOS. IAYNE,
.fdmy Of Edlcdrd Carter dtr d
April 81. wtdS 80
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Yuhlic Notice.
auditors Office. FEB - u

9ud'tOr's Office, FEB -. ie,s
DURSi ANT to a clause therein ,a,,
i ed, the subjoined act is ru5Ii.beJ f. ',',r
information of all holders or owners Of gir,,a
Ia Military Certificates bearing an Interest al
six per cent. Every such certificate ,.re,ep,st
al this Office for redemption hy any Other ,b,s
the lncividualto whom il was originals, is,n
ed, must be endorsed or assigned b, such A..
glnal owner, or IN case Of his death, by AlsI4.
gal representative.
JAMES + HEATH,
.4ud't0T u Public .4ce0ua..
an aCT calling IN tde 6 per Cent Certf:o,st.
Passed January 10Th, ls25
EE 1t enacted BY The General Asserbl2 Tia,
heholders or owners Of Old State Cerlfcs,c,,
bearing an interest Of Six per ceniup 7ef ~.
mum, shall, on or before the 6rSt day Of Sen
TENDER next, present the same for redent,,',.
to The Auditor oil Public Accounts, wLo 4 Ar
thereupon issue his warrant or warrants paI
the Treasurer, for the amount Of princitsIsntI
interest due on such certificates |
II the holders or owners OF such cerfca,ssz
Shall tail or refuse on or before the frs, day I'll
September aforesaid, TO present the same tod
redemption, the interest thereon Shal ane,l
that period cease and all warrants lhlrear|
ter issued, shall he for the principal sum due.
and interest up to that day.
1t shall be tue duty Of the Auditor Of FulH,
Accounts as soon as may be, to cause TIL, &C.
10 be published for three months successive.
ly, in some newspaper published in Tia
cities OF Richmond and Washington, and IN
thetowns of Lynchburg, Fredericksburg, Win
chester, Vnd Borough Of Norfolk.
ProVided hoagsptr, and BE- Il further enacted
that nothing herein contained shall be SO con
strued ms TO have any application to that por
ton of the certificates aforesaid, which
now held by the President and Directors 9
the Literary Fund.
This act shall he in force from and ate
the passage thereof
March |. 3m So
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And on Hand ,

A'general assortment Of old Wines, Liquors
Teas, sc. &c.
.qnd ErpectS in fs1o Tags,
800 sacks best Liverpool Sack Salt
.4lso on Consignment from Phiiadeiphio
10000 5egars in or half, and whole boxes
packages hollow Glass Ware, consist
ing Of eagle pint and half pint Flasks or lick.
lers, quart, half gallon, gallon aud gallon
Demyjohns, quart Bottles, Sc.
gross extra fine rich Gilt Coat Buttons
DO best cut back Saddle. Trees, rol.
Ter bars.
do Hog skins
Q do Sheep Skins
do Facing Kiive,
J pieces Linsey Woolsey Uor saddles)
do wilson's genuine hall moon Sad.
dler's knives
All Of the above articles will be sold low for
cash, OF exchanged for the following articles
at the market prices, Beeswax, TaIlow, Lard,
Hemp, Whiskey, Apple or Peach Brandy,
Wool, Bacon or Flour
April 10. 6, 6s
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Office.

ZNHE business heretofore of the house Of
- J. ANDREWS Il SONS, will from this day
he conducted under the firm of ANDREWS
& BROTHERS. w6N27 May s.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-16
To Messrs. John Buntain and
David IaYlOr

EENTLEMEN-Take notice, that on
~ the 9th aud 9th days Of June neat, at the
tavern house Of John ChildresS, in the county
Of kookbrldge, shnll proceed TO take the
dispositions Of Nicholas Johns and others, to be
read evidence in the trial OF n suit depending
in the superior court OF chaucery for the Staun.
ton district, in which am plaintiff and your
selves Northumberland on the 18th and lfth
days Of the same month, at my own house, in
the county Of Amherst, shall proceed TO take
the dispositions of Bluford Camden and others,
TO be read as evidence on the trial OF the same
suit Your obedeut servant,
JABEZ CAMDEN.
Muyc w4,y72
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Dr. John Powell Hrown.

hFFERS his professional services to
~ the inhabitants of Lynchhurg and its
vicinity. DR.. Brown will be happyto see at his
Office every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
from sin to eight o'clock in the morning, all
those who may wish medical advice free of
charges. 4t May 9.
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Yhe following Property

VIZ Tom negro man, and woodson, (black-
smiths,) Dan "a man,) Pleasant "a boy,) Betsy
and Violet (his .wite,) Jenny "a woman,) Pau.
lima and Ann (her children,) Elizabeth, aud
Susannah, Mary and Nancy Cher children
Frank aud Abraham (men,) Edmund "a boy,)
Molly n girl John "a boy,) Ann daughter of
Vlolet) Moses Ia boy,} Dick "a hoy) and
Anderson "a hOy,) Lucy and her child Elvira,
together with 200 acres OF Land, lying and be
ing in the county of Amherst, being the same
land purchased by the said Christopher lsbell
OF certain Reuben Carver, aud more partic-
nlar'y described by the deed on record in the
Clerks Office Of Amherst.
The subscriber will convey such title only
as is yeste in him as trustee.
N0RB0NE NJ. TALIAFERRO, Trustee,
Mayo. DIV u
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To George S. Holloway

SlR-As you are not am luhabitant of
~ this state take this method to notify you,
that on the Gath and goth days OF May, 1926,
| shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Jonb
Akisson aud others, at the tavern house of
Robert Morriss in the town OF Lynchburg, TO
he read as evidence on the trial OF Il suit now
depending in the superior court of chnncery
for the Lyuchbure district wherein I am
plaintiff and yourself aud others are defend.
ants JABEZ CAMDEN.
Nav Q. wiw72
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'NvNst Sale.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
- Christopher Isbel TO the subscriber, for
purposes therein mentioned which deed bears
date the sixth day of March, eighteen hun
dred and twenty four and is duly of record
IN the Clerks Office of Amherst county, will
be sold, for cash, at the market house, in the
town Of Lynchbnrg, ON tuesday the 3l5t Of