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when il Is considered that we have more than
100 counties in the Commonwealth, from which il
may not be too extravagant to expect a contrbu-
ton OF two students each besides those which will
pour in from sister states.
As the Institution advances, il may be naturally
expected from the wisdom which presides over it,
that any errors which may Green into its original
organization will be gradually detected and firmly
corrected. The roll OF the students is regu-
larly called every morning every class, which
ceives its lecture; and the list Of absentees will be
forwarded with equal regularity to Parents and
Guardians. A set OF students in greater harmony
with each other aud with their Professors, were
yer gathered osether.-Charlottesvill is improv-
ing with wonderful spirit; many houses are build
ing; and street rapidly forming from the town to
the gates of the muni6cent University.
we understand that abou, $50 900 worth of
DOCKS have been ordered for the Library; and about
ti4oo OF philosophical Apparatus for Mr.. Bonny-
castles Class The elegant Rotunda is covered
in, and the interior Is advancing; S25, 900 more
VIII be wanting to complete it. An anatomical
Hail. little to the rear of the University, is rising
wen calculated Tor the purpose to which it is
designed.
The hopes of Virginia are deeply embarked in
this noble Institution. Much depends upon the eff.
forts oil the young men who are attending its lee
lures May she hereafter be able TO say with Cor
neiia's Pride: These my jewels.
The benefits oil this Institution will spread down
wards throughout all the preliminary branches of
education. Ii will raise the standard of Intellectual
improvement higher. Parents will be ashamed 10
SEND their sons unprepared " unann ointed and I'M
anneaied.' greater demand will be created for
well qualified classical schools. A greater COM
petition will OF course arise among them.-The vi
SLOTS Oh the University are themselves penetrated
win desire OF seeing Academies disseminated
throughout the Commonwealth: for their own work
WIZ then be better done and in a shorter time
ioung men, who go perfectly prepared for the lee
lures oil The University, will do more honor to the
Institution, to parents, and 10 the stale at large.
.Nedt Ioast.-At dinner given during the last
week to Governor Schultz at Philadelphia, the fol-
lowing was the last toast pledged:
BY DIR. g. ". Ritter: The union of the eastern
and western waters, the union othe states, and the
union OF the sexes. the great of national
and domestic happiness.
The citizens OF Philadelphia are about to give
public dinner on the 29th inst. to Com Stewart,
as testimonial of their satisfaction for his late
honorable acquittal." They have addressed very
complimentary cards of invitation to his Counsel;
Gen. Taylor of Norfolk and MIR. Hopkinson oftheir
own City; expressive of the {" high sense they en-
terrain of the zeal and ability manifested by (them
in displaying TO public view the fidelity and in
| comparable integrity of one of the brightest orna-
nents of our Navy
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Gooehland COUNTS. Semi. ~ ,na,. hICHAKp LEAkE
Fiiy Dollars Rewayd-s1on ~, v;Uo;.,

"A pooi ,he inidue oi August, Calling himself Pot,
tibone passed through place and tok e'
negro nan i n"e Pe!tibone Is about five feet bigh d,t
eoiP'rA"h' iohi 'ri dark haif-hfs suspicious IS,k -
teeiy dressed lie has hetn Army, and il !; .,, s
"a sni went TO Canada lie IS musician play, ON ,a,
e'y s,f9e" and make soi,e precnson teach dancnr
h'S"e'tcE !is negro man,, tail likely fellow ,.,i
ven d. esssd has an unccmnon share Of imn,
@ ~ aug . i9i OF Tue Company Of white men N. a.,
ne ie4~: crossed AT Bandoe ferry, ayannab ~,
ger INTO south Carolina, Oh The 5Uth Aus. They -
IN GreenYilIe district shurily aerwifd Tn. Whit sen
on ioo'-the neBo riding with bis fiddle tied on Iebd
he bad pu'ohascd the negro d me. ' ''"'""'
me above reward will nc given for the and
eohcnent "i these fellows IN any Jail tia, can eel nv
hands ther,r ti,, dollar, Tor the nero ln se' my
Milledgcvie. Geo. Sent a. h' OAmhk;
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E.NC yCLOPNDIa BRIY9N:NyCg.-

'Off OF INC above Encyclopedia r,-p,infed AT Pbl,de
- Pha ny Do'cn Is ole ell tor ssle ty the ,r,c
the eh"aeie' tnd high reputation ofthe work are too wei,
knoWnlo ieqnte particular dectipton The con- now on
& i'a "a Pe,iest order, complete in 'pents yo
"" ~, "a. " = ,ob' sniay and eles nilJ bound
10y, ss o. us Encyclopedias, I been inuch rriscI ,e;,i
" ~. uec years pasi by the publication u o ,voofa,r,
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Dlh) hiings down the various articles ofihc E,ryr,.
@ TO History, seene aud the Arts TIE presef f,
III nc original work. inni-hcs the most corete yie,,
~ present state OF hum know edge The Sn,,, men, 80
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To the claimants of Military Land Lyjor Son,1

VtSf IF ne Jenntssee Ks,er ~ IL e,fs,I,,
4 NDEh an appointment from the Executive OF yrrin,
shh proceed Immediately Ia have hc above mentioned
I'"ds surrey Cd ani request that the drc1i els,n M win 40
Posne ~ hs ifnrr. Bank Of Virginia, Richmond ie lee.
ece,"l " dfas NE expense thereof, without yng said
ltes' ea"ol obtain from The srycy the pois
~ 1fier to I'VE grants Issued from inc ;csters Office OF Ken
The fee at the rate Of about $40 90 foreae 1000 acre,
II surveyed ma squire Where j. differently survc, ed IN.
iees arc icrca't az The lensh IT boundary increased
aud phtcnps Gag <1JJJa acres ''"e
Whers the ov -ssh il, viii also pay their taxes on tho
tnd' Ihr COZ Uses ptn ofmy duty public ,..n 10,
as viii pefh'pre m accommodation to c iaimant. s
do on 'ben dfP"'ar the amount as above ienired snd
make the exchange Tor Kentucky the he
''i 'pein' "ee o' q" o"'g'' ROBERT TRIPLETf.
n q nh..,,.,... -, =, Virginia Military Agent.
Sent. "a. '''' Al, .
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COHEsNSS

Lottery s. Erehange- OUce IL, Jiarket-styeet,
BALTIMORE;
Where all the Great Capitals sold G. and State
Lottery which drawn the 27b Tuiy. the 10000
Dolar,..the 10000 D"isr.. tho 1900 Dp,rshe
sharr an, where The late State aud
sold the GIea Capitals 100000 DolaI $1,000 Dollars.
10000 Dars..5 OF $1,000 Doilars2 Of 2OCCU Dollars
~ of 10000 olars..Si f 5000 Dols,s Srfnd uhtre
MORE C.JPITdL PRIZES ME- BEEN SOLD
THIN III my OTHER OFIH j. IN AMERICA.
~ Orders from nay PGrt IF the United States, either by
malt (psst Pnil) orby pirate Conveyance, enclosing each
prize tickfs ia my If tie ioeris, trN The
prompt mud Pnefuai afeniio" personal opTiiea
tiosl Add
J. I. COHEN, JrG BROTHERS-Boitinors.
III COHEN'S Gazette aud Lsltery Regisierr which
will be published Immediately after the drawing will contain
the complete List OF Fries and viii h. fowaiict gratis
all who pure htss then tickets COHEN OFFICE, aoi
who ,igniy their wish 10 Ilceise the same.
baltimore, Sept; IS, 1925 33--fOOf
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5notAer Soldier Of the Rtvoi,.tion zone ,

5nother Soldier Of tao Revolution gone
DifD-onthe ftb Instant Ia the county Of James CITY,
Yer snort notice. john Godda, the 7!, wear of his
me useful and well sPsn life OF this patriot his
conduct thu relations Il l. nd
"d eizen justly ende ed him the society was
10 long known. aud in which hi, will be lcns
90 aa feseredA early period struggle
e took decided aud active part with his
eomty' Although not distinguished with the Of
az he was fund eagerly seeking station rauks
~ w s'ny anu lighting gallant and devoted soldier
., ws " IA, country uc ,f that army which
s"b'os ny Iea La Fayetie, aud aided ia conquerng
For mere hln3 years the deceased acted Us
o me county Of Jsmts City, and for that
Peoo ne was high sheriff Il County. these of
p u'' ne was remarkable the aihil impartial and
Jus' &c OF his duties, he Tor hi, pr-
a.e snu a.he',e virtues In the " long lie on no
In iis domestic relations h. eonuc, wa. de,ery
ing OF at the hi death he LETT wile ,
nine'een children 10 his loss many of whou sre now
most useiu ciIens oil this alb
se' aud all have been sinej i'll the paths OF industry and
'ntu"-t nave lived more o.pe, table in the
ccie IN winch hr novel; few hsv, the dti,.
assumed 10y han with fidelity. The ue uiory of John
Godd viii he long and aeeonacly remembered by those
who knew him. =
- III Chesterfield county Tuesday the goth instant
Mrs fnn f. y. WHfiams. wife Of Mr.. Owen Williams. late of
THIS city IL au, console nunero, circle of friend.
and rta,ise aud especially her ha,a undo this
ton Of Providence, TINT she died with perfect
TO the will Of God the full or faith aud IN III.
most comfortable hope 81 immortal be selness
at iiuntingiower, IN Buckingham on SATURDAY the
ioh instant, Capt Tomns Lervs hIou, in tue prime
oil NE leaving numerous anlil, to their ioss.
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SEED JVJfE8T

VIE suhsoriher dali, expects ON New YORK bv the l
- Atlantic a. bahels ~ norihtnn WINE wheat of.,s'p
dua"y an Is said 20 resis the fy AMI other diseaes 10 VAIL
me wheat e sunicr 10 IN he Southern states ,
hssy rec nmenJedo the Yisuia Formers fr IL sb"nJ,s
yield, and 1he cenany Of Il. pryirr,iol Tor 81 Nv
g, JOSHUA J. FRY
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Il was happy for this Revolutionary veteran,
that the last public act of his life should have been
TO preside at the welcome given to the venerable
Lafayette in the County of Fauquier They had
both entered the army of Liberty in beardless YOUTH
and surviving many, many of their contemporaries.
lived 10 mingle their gray hairs, in the embrace of
aHectionate remembrance, on parting to meet no
more.
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yAoUHXYH =. TAYxoR;

HAS received his fall supply Of DRY GOODS coo,,is<r
III n part Of ~ - - '-l--. -''V
Cough and d. Wson', and G sudvss napt cotton,
Rose Whitney, point and strip ed blankets
Biue, green white and mixture plain,
Assorted 6anneb Doc kings aud baixes
Double milled drsb and low pric ed cloths.
Drab and olive fearnoyghts
Rhodes bombazetis, psds and camblets
Brussels Knidermn,ter aud Scotch carpct;ncs and rar,
Extra blue black and assorted colonred cv6 cassm,rr
London hats aud vesncy
Peis.e and other eh,ths
Genemens aud ladies' yyored cottop and silk hosiery
Worked book aud null musIips
Jacon.t and cotton csmbric,
Linen check sh,,;n~T ~ 10, ,;..:
Handsome bar.ge risrhan,
Thread aud bobbnet edsings and aces
Floss aud othe q
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- rms IS oIe ofhs reost SrhcHles tie Manages has
had hshonorf 10 mtno'iHee IN msPub'ie for tine.
Uhoie Titefs oniy g. Haircs =, Qpasttss +.
The drawing Of escnot the itffis Will certainly take
place he days use aud BE- Gaishsh IN fo aiaufes--
aud Ire Fortunate hDlefs mis have the Cnsh imneasi. IS
II Orders from all pats ncsinc The money 10 BE- invested
for tckets any o the lotteries 81 lie al sas &c
hr District OF Coluns, under their management, will he
gNlpfiy served.
II Note. Of the Bank Of the Unied States and i hrapchss
and generally the nncs o( ' Banks IN good credit at their
Own home received .. cash, y t.,r.
- Pfiys IT, kt sisted H. Tor thtm IN the Lotteries 70
Cnnc cficu. York. NewJersey Pennsy Drlawaro
Mao land, Washington CAV virginia, koi-Caroins. and
Loisns, Will be- received Il m Oe,, and the cask RENTED,
the invested Lotteries, according 90 directions
~ Vendor. Of Tickets throughout the country will be very
literally dealt with.
- al letters e. he post paid, and st,lfesssd 10
YATES MINrYRE, Washingtsn city
August Q6. eg-tso
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4O,0O0 tickets. ..N0f one EIulf 10 q Prize.
To tie dra" tho
ODD IND EPE.V SYSTEM,
secured ~ Letters Patent under The -f UnieI St,te
2A holder IF Isro Tickets TITO Shares vii be ccriain
IF obta;atng least One Pre- aud may drotO THREE
The popularity Of this scheme unrallcdsnd 10
qncnce o its Briancy and mode Of drawing has ed
continuance of sales the unprecedented Every
THEY ARE DRAWN.
UhoIc Tickets 10 90 Quarters 81 %
Haires, 2 so Eishths, f.62
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PUBLiC N.ALE

virtue OF a deed OF uust executed Il, w Mrwbu,, ,,
marcus q. Harris, ny ID. John Randi ph and judith ~,
wHe i"8 PuipoesihercD IA deed ,y.
IA me county court OF Powitan the 18th Feb,un It
wiz he oleIsd 0 san. TO he highest hidle for ca. i pu,
$500, q" Couithous', ON Fiida, the 18th day of
October next one hundred aud eighty aer e, of and lie
,aue more % '' being certain portion the Capua ,ac,
lying on Tie waters OF ghttg Creek and cuun; of
OF 50 mush "i The sa land he 10 disc
amount then due with costs sn eharg e,The tile yes IN
the subscribers, ID trustees, will be conserved $50" :"
w MEWBuRN.
G.. o. NJ. l.. HARRIS
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IL st'se who have clais against the estate OF . Ia,e
Bowler t. CocLe q lienrie1 county, requested -
orn the same forward without delay, properly atbrnrai,
snd all thos- isi.btea 10 thai Will he REQUIRE. Ia ma,
immediate the situation II a.. e,,,e viii am NJ
"a" ihau'se"ce' RICHARD BROOKE, .id,,ir
. wihthe will annexed OF u. 4. Cock. de-
Sept. "a, 1895 ~ "
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VIII he presented la the Legislature of
virginia, PRAYING the Interpretations of coany Tor The
Pu pose %! improving the gallon Jane, River ON ill.,
S"a'h eide, By canal aud Railway. ~
oept -. 42-ot
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PROMINENT SUBJECTS OF THE DAY.
The subjects which have most deeply interested
our Politicians, have been the Trials at Washing
ton, and the Creeks Of Georgia. The curtain has
fallen upon the irst--but the latter still occupies
the public attention. Its zest is not ys lessened;
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JIaaage,s'-Q Office, Washington city.
BRILLIANT LOTTERY.
WASHINGTON CANAL
MID DELa W.dRE STdTE LOTTERY Y.
..cil. M. IL

Autho scd by Aetof TIE ConEress the IT, State. and of t.
Legislature VI Delaware.
10 Nos5 6aiioisTo be drarn the Sta October nrft
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COUiVteHceHlentS-C HiDeTSHY or Virginia.
This is generally the season for holding Com
mencements LAS they are called) Of the Northern
Universities and Colleges. Examinations are then
held, & degrees awarded-We have thro wn into our
Summary account of some of these celebrations,
and shall enlarge them advance. The number
OF honors awarded seems TO be sufficiently large but
they fall short of the liberality with which Transyl-
vania University has dealt out her degrees. AT the
last Examination, they amounted TO about 120l-
profusion, which is only calculated TO make the
honor too cheap TO become incentive to noble
exertions. One Of the Visitors ofthe University of
Virginia, being lately consulted about the time when
degrees would be given, replied, that If the student
fit for it in ~ hours he should have it if not
fit for il Ia "a years, he should not obtain il in "a
years.
We learn that the number Of students in this
University is lI3 or IFS, and that il is expected at
the commencement Of the session in Feb next, more
applications will be made for dormiories than can be
complied with Of these there are only IOg; two
students 10 esch.--Ths calculation will not appear
too sanguine, when it is considered how cheap the
board is, what mass Of talents is embraced by the
Professors chairs how select and valuable will be
the library, amounting to more than S25 900; the
philosophical apparatus, amounting to near $1,000;
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$40 REWARD.

HANAWAH from the subscriber, IN Per
Ia son county, \, &. this day, Two negro
mcu SAM and SCOTT sam is a very bright
malalto, light hair, his eye.lids very full, and
appear 10 be pulled or swelIed much larger
f6an common he is rather slow OF speech,
about twenty three years Of age, nboni FIVE
feet nine or ten inches high, stout built, and
very active is a natter by trade, aud .0n
make "A very good hat. His eyes alc ii snti-
ent mark to know him by,
SCOTT is bright mulatto, but not so
white AS Sam he is about twenty years OF
az, stout K strong, about five feet nine or ten
inches high , he has two very noted marks,
onr oi hls big toes has been cut oil just above
The mil, believe there Is none Of the nail
left and n large scar on his hack, occasioned
b. burn when small He is Stout well
built fellow. No doubt they will attempt 10
ph7s for tree men, aud perhaps change their
names.
He above reward viii be given for the APP
prehension OF both, and securing them III any
Jail in the United States so that get them,
or twenty dollars for experimenting one OF
them. and securing him in jail So thai get
him again. 9lhEoA COZ hhAA.
Person county, y. e. April IL, 1875. ti13
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FEHE above Tavern with its appurtenan-
"a ces, situated in the Village al Charlotte
{. House, will be offered for sale at the place,
at public auction, on Tie first Monday in Oc'
tober next, il being court day. This proper
ty is SITUATED in an agreeable and thrifty we
loge, and in wealthy aud agreeable ne'gI,
borhood. The Tavern House is large an"
Commodions, with all the necessary oul nous,
es. Terms one, two, aud three equal annuT'
payments, from the date Of possession, "h''
will he given the 7th day OF December res.
Bonds with approved personal security OF
security on the property, Will be required, - :.
the Tavern is not sold on The day OF SAFE u!
will then be offered tor lease, Tor term %
years,--For further information Apply ~
Henry A. or William NJ. Watkins. two OF '''
proPrietors, IHE PROPHET ui9,,
August ID. VIZ.
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LOSE,
July %

pETWEEN the Mmkrt-hnuAe aud Jas.
A. Maliory's tavern, on Thursday evening
last, small red Morocco POCKET BOOK,
containing sio IN cash, together with good
many valuable papers. viii give FIVE dol.
lars 10 any person who may deliver the said
book with IFS contents AT c. LeweIin's tavern.
Mr. William Burd's, or Al Messrs. Holmes Il
orewster's. JOHN BONSscK.
Sept, y. 2tslo
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H. UNAWAY from The .spbscribsr on
Al .liondag night last, hting ntor Liberty,
Bedj0rd c.tg, negro nun, nan.ed Duh Z.
Time rcGaon 10 6sttere Hut he has }T0cW,d
something like Il .tfee pass, and irW possibly
endcdl or 10 get to the dattsof Ohio. Iom Nc
d0ced IN bciitre so from The circt5pa0nc, CtiN'
ofhe nGGdboriag sidreS bnriHg 0b,GiUed 'r"7
some uHprineipted sc0HHdrti az tbs nt'glb.''
hood paper pDrPoning 10 be u Jree pass P
the aid IF toaich they ieefe taabled TO gd sjar
as ChHticofbe, an Ohio, uherc they 1oerc Gppre
hended, and The Said paper taktn from tdt@'
Duke, Ibeiiere, has been Wih these tWO jti'o"
Frequently, md, through heir assistance, ncy
hare procred such pdper.
Duke IS n stout built goang mop, about .fys
feet ~ or II inches high, tohradlg diack, Wdh
remarkable phiie tteih, md as rel as Iremtm'
Der, smaH scar on ms fght cheek, a 1t scar.
nearig three inches long, on The outer part q
one d his legs, md a scar on one Qt ms ~I'Sis
HhcH he rlade his eioFemeHt, he hal apor
biack retret paataiooas, and n pair Of h9t.
pGntdi0onS, and coal Of opUrpie roiGr b"
mUch todea, biact hui nth Sm0H brm-
TShoHid Il fetiouQf This deseription produce free
p0peJS, il would he aetH 10 arrest him, audhP
both the papers md heonegro, IN oTder thai me
o'cntr may get ms property, mad the riil0HHao
furnishes such passes may he dettcted.
.AHy person dettsriag he ADORE de0rbt'
negro to me, two miles ieta ef Liber'B Bt0-
.ford county, Virginia, oy eogtning him, 50 hI
igei Tim, Shali be ueH rtpGrded.
JOHN ". HOLT
PeHG0rJ TtIi Cs0t & 1495 9yfS5
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NJ. AalNes NlAgg,

TEVAKE NOTICE-That I shall on lrdy
n the eth day Of October next, at C"ll"."
Jacob Whites Grocery, in Bedford coEu.I3;
proceed to take the dispositions OF John N".,
and others, To be rend as evidence IN 'h' '".,
now depending in chancery in BEDFORD 'o",i II
ty cout wherein you are pieintlii aIo ~
defendant. PHILIP lHUkMOND.
Ca,,t W4W'6
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My. Charles EiaYNCS.

<AAkE NOIICE-That on Friday the eth
a of October, nj Captain jacob White 5
Grocery in Bedford county, and on Saturday
the 9Th OF October. 1925, Mt the tavern OF
BENZ. Sandidge in Amherst county shall pro-
coed to take the deposition OF Willis GiIlaspe,
aud the ailidayils of John Tankersy and 9TH
erS, To be read as evidence on the trial of the
suit in chancery nov depending and undeter-
mined in the county court of Amherst where's
in you are plaintiff aud myself and others de-
PENDANTS. PHILIP IHURMOND.
e. Sent f. wiWF5
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. Ihn 10 one Of Ht nfqftsi 53ifmfs m
.Hanagtrs hare hon me h0ao II announce II
ht gabic for some time.
Gh1ie l,,tus -. Ha'ts ., qaafieu |.
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II III sul,scflber Is determined 10 sri bis
House and Lot in theiown Of Lynclhafg,
g.z.A situated at the head "f Alalh St.
f,...z1 aud at present occupied D
...3 capt. llpwsnn ). Nhir, Who
.ssssAz7<z2 IS III show il 90 those wishing 10
purchase. he pf,oe will be fes onal,le, aud
the terms - a. suit almost any one VINO
may be tic slfous 70 own The property.
Henry CLARK
Also. am determined 10 sell my TRACT
OF LAND, in the county OF Bedford on The
uo-ih fark 81 Otter, - miles from Lynchbofg,
aud . from Liberty, containing about 900 a
err. will barely remark. that perhaps ~
this country there Is not to he had q niore de
sifable iracl Of land either for lobacro, gram
or grhss. ! drfm II unnecessary 20 say more,
My land is tor sale come and see.
II CLARK.
Sept Il. wis6
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Virginia
4 L superior court Of chancery holden
K a al the town OF Lynchburs the Goth day
OF May, ls25--
James 5. rendleton and Robert /. Coleman,
plaintiffs,
against
Richard Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, James
K. Lively, James Penn and George ;. liol-
loWaS, defendants.
On the motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel,
and tor reasans appearing, the court doth ad.
Judge, order and decree, that the Marshal oil
this court dc, after having advertised The time
aud place ot sale for tour weeks III some
newspaper printed in the town OF Lynchburg,
and al the front door of the courthouse OF the
county OF Amherst, on some court day, pro-
ceeed to sci, upon the premises, 10 the high
est bidder, Tor ready money, or upon such ere
dit 10 the plaintiffs shall agree taking from
the purchaser bond with good security Tor the
payment OF the pure fwc money, the tract Of
land in lie bill mentioned, aud the proceeds
OF said SALE Il for cash, after detraying the
expenses thereof, pay unto one OF the banks
AT this place TO the credit Of this suit, subject
10 the future order of the court aud report his
proceedings to the court in order To a final
decree. a Copy-lest",
JOHN WILLS, Ok