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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-11

Tea, Java Coffee, Honey,Sc.
n CHESTS young hyscn tea
y boxes fine souchong do.
S bags superior java coffee
l % ss,,sls whistsy
10 boxes Philadelphia mustard
2 casks ground pepper
9 boxes extra No. chocolate
1000 bushels ground alum salt
SO barrels nett herrings
hid honey,
received, and for sale, by
june 10 MANDEVlLLE& LARMOOk'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-11

New Goods
ROBERT BARRY
IN his Ne,o Store, opposite Mesrs, Patton e
Butchers.
TIAs Just received in addition to his spring
I'LL goods, recently advertised, the following
articles
Super London blue and black cloths
~ Do. cassimeres and cassinetts
90 pieces splendid Grecian stripe gingham
80 do. beautiful calicoes
Cambria ginghams
Irish linens and lawns
Plain cambrics
Jaconet do
Mexican stripes for pantaloons
Reed fans, very handsome
India null muslins
plain, twilled and striped bombazett
New style Of linen drilling for pantaloons
case super black Canton grapes
Burlaps, ticklcnburgs and Scotch linens
Colored cotton
Brown and bleached do
Cotton stockings of every description
Silk do do do
With MANY other ARTICLES
too numerous to mention, all of which will be
sold low for cash may2l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-11
Grand State LOttery

TyHE drawing will take place IN a few
i weeks, and will be entirely completed
I. IN ONE DAY. ~
In This scheme there is not one Blank to
Prize, and being arranged on the ODD M
EHEN SYSTEM, there is 9 certainty OF OBJ
tanning AT IRAsr ONE PRIZE, by the purchase
oftwo tickets, or two shares, and in the same
proportion for any grester quantity-ihe ca
100000 DOLLARS!
Besides Others of ls, 900, 5000, 1,OOVs, 5o0's,
&c.--the whole payable in CASH, and which,
as usual, can be had the moment they are
drawn.
TICKETS ONLY FOUR DOLLARS, and
shares in proportion, to be had at .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-11
MOUNT EAGLE.

MOUNT EAGLE
This contains about 40 acres of land, some OF
which has been highly improved. Mount Ea-
gle is situated on an eminence near Alexan-
dria, and for beauty ofprospect is unrivalled:
Il commands a fine view of the Potomac, Of
Alexandria and the City Of Washington. The
dwelling house is spacious and very convent
ent, and the water abundant and uncommonly
c.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-11
PUBLIC SALES.
Gunstom For Sale.

r WILL sell at public sale, at the tavern ct
j Horatia Clagett in the town Of Alexandra,
On THURSDAY, sthef September, 1925,
nv valuable estate onthe Potomac river called
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11
A.aW SUN00A,.

fENiEn esi Session al he Lar Srtoui ~ Ned.
n ham, Within one mile and 4anrtct ot tie
town OF armyije, Il town stin using In il
commercial uharacter,bi IN Tue roantyot Prime
Edwrd on the .igpama9oJ aid about three
aud n hall miles from tie ,tnge road, (lcailng
from Richmond to ignf1durg, al Ratt's fay-
ern IN tie county 81 Cumh,riaad. viii com
mrnce on The first Monday 10 April NEXT, and
end with the present Year. Fur The henefi
OF this institution, refer 10 al who have
been at IL The practice ii he law rs Il
should be pursued III al the coalfs OF the com
monwealth. Is system ticaily taught ia tn,
school 50 that the student la a far oppor
tunity, while he is obtaining knowledge 81
the theory OF the law o combine will !, also.
iucjW aud necessary knowledge OF the prHc-
tee Ot H. Hitherto there was same difficult, IN
geilingl conecnient Recommendations. But talt
difficulty /, removed. For understand tint
Mr Iredieag, Il most respectable gentleman IN
fdrmrjHe, aud who KEEP most respectable
public house, will be able To accommodate
1--we or TX gentlemen ior the session; aud IL
many more, not exceeding tw elve IN all, onu
be accommodated, as members 81 my tGmlV
except thelr washing ,Ahhcut witch thrl viii
hnd no difficulty. those, who live with me
will he furnished with the necessary book.
and must pay in advance S22b Those who
live with Mr. TredWay, or in thr reighbor
hood, must IN like manner, pay 800 Tor no
HtU member, can be received for less time
thanthc whole session An olherrr regulations,
the LAW SCHOOL will remain
as heretofore: for which, STE the printed
journal thereof. The second aud third vol
nmes OF which are HOW ready for the press
shall be in Richmond, uulill about the 10Th
March where letters ADDRESSED 10 me, upon
tins subject, VIII receive the most friendly at
lention. CREED TAYLOR.
March %. 2t6A
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mo. &C.

pininc word should have been utter
cd. The officers sat about wherever
they could find shelter from the sea,
and the men lay down comersing
with each other with the most per-
feet calmrcs9. Each was at peace
with his ncighbor aud all the world
and am firmly persuaded that the
resignation which was then shown
10 the viii of the Almighty was tho
means Of obtaining his mercy. Al
about 6 j. NJ. the rudde,, which
had already received some very hca.
W blows, rose and broke up the az.
tcr-lochcr and this was the last
severe shock with the ship received.
We found by the well that she
made no water. aud by dark she
struck no more"
After having passed through y
great part Of Sir Thomas Rowes
" Welcome" the Gripcr again en-
Conntercd Il most terrific storm T.
in consequence of the loss Of anchors.
which rendered a further prosecu-
tion of the voyage most dangerous.
1t WAS determined to return To Eng
land. In adopting this resolution.
Capt. Lyon tells us that he felt most
painfully the situation IN which ho
was placed but the regret must. We
arc confident, be much soitened by
the warm sympathy and admiration
which every one on reading the de-
tails OF this hazardous voyage, Will
naturally express.
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AhNAM ". N0H.YN
a Hist nf Aettepa,
Remaining in tie Post Office at Lynch5urg
on the LIST Of .3priI, 1874.

Remaining IN tie Post Office at Lynch5urg,
on the LIST Of .3priI, l825.
.4--Jacob Anderson, Miss Behalhaland Aus.
tia.
John p. Bishop, John Brown, Wm.
Bard, A Booth, Mss Mary Ann Bridgeand,
Mathew Brown, oaml Brausiurd, Mrs John
Burton, Capt. Henry Bali. ger, Howard Ben
net, Miss Dolly +, Blackburn, Peter Brandon,
Henry Brown, WIN. IL Bennett, James Boley,
Mrs Margaret Burks, VIM. p Bishop.
C--KObert Camm, John L. Cobbs ,, Moses
F. Cook, Jordan Greasy, Miss Stella Cole,
la Carpenter, Ellison Clark, John Csnnady,
Charles ". Christian, X Cotton, Daniel Cur.
sen, Clerk Chancery Cout3.
D-Mrs. Polly 4 DAVIS, Mrs Mary l.. Da-
mel
E-Ninrod Edwards, John Erwin, Benin.
Essex 5 tml Eryine.
F--Ejmuud II. Farrer, Benjamin Farmer
:, John farfer, Jacob fca2le.
G-Alaert NJ GrIlian, Mis- Sarah ' Green
3, Thomas Graham, John Gunnel, Nicholas
Gulhrcv, Fentan Carret, y N Gaines.
H-Mrs JANE HegcWicb, Arthur HolComb,
John Hornet, John Iall, james Hamilton,
lah. f. hawkins, Dennis Hickey, MIR. James
Holmes, Anna Harrison.
J-Thomas NJ Johnson, Edward Jordan,
Miss Mary q. Johnson, Lcmuel Johnson,
Zdchariah Jordan, Edward Jcnes ., Iezeki-
all Jordan.
k-Hugey Kebler, John 4. Eirhy, Mrs
Mary r. Kirby 9, John Kidd, VIM. Kent,
L-Alesauder Lee jr. Charles Leweliin .,
James l. LeWellin, Henry Latham.
.M-Cap;. James Martin, James McCiaua-
han, Ajax Moss, James Moore, John Myers,
Thomas B Malone, Robert MARTYR, Marga-
ret Moody, Mrs. Margaret Miller, nm. MGR
gan.
.N-PhIip NJ Nichols
! O-S. ID OWene.
P-Phillp Palmer, Dabney r Philips, Tho.
mas Pitts, Miss Harriet fendIcton, Mis- 81
rah Pearman, William PANEL, Wm. w. Per
kns
R. John Rosser, Thomas Rosser John
Rice, Insley Rucker, Thomas Il Ruckor
| S--Wm Snead, VIM II. Smith john ?
| Shelton, Wm Shelton ir. VIM. Shelton, Sam
Smith, Sham Scruggs, John Sci =, john
Scott, John Saunders, Gafluud sweeney, Saml
Stevenson, Henry Stanley.
G--George Toole, Robert Tinsley ., VIM
Tucker, Mis-, lucy Terry. Armstead Trust, ~
3, DR. Henry " Tucker, Christopher Timber
lake, David Insley 81. MIS-. Susan 5 ITALIA
lrlro, David {. Thomas, jesse Ihornhil
Chauucy Trees, Norborn VI. Taiiaterro.
u -Beniam.n Wilkes, Lewis l.. Williams
Nicholas Waugh, William Walker, James \.
Nooodsn, Cap. Charles NinGdeid, James NJ
Warner, Miss Eliza Ann Watson.
F-Nlis5 Cataarine L. iancy, J d. Urque
hart. JOHN -. MURtELL, +. NJ.
April :. 1913
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PRINTED AND PuBIIsnEp
,,u FLETCHER y RICH. il. T0LER
ippnblishers ofthe Lams cf The Uaion

-, The Sem,-Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
= o.tly Paper, at So per annum, payable III
hf'a. : No subscription will be received Tor
s3 5.,. time than siA mouths; and no paper viii
- 435.continaed lbut at thr discretion OF the
!pas,...,-s, until all arreatages are paid.
t1sg Advertisements viii lie inserted at so
" ner square Cor less) the first time, and
as'1 u cents for each continuance. Those
81 distance must be paid for previous to
n lt.,r Insertion, or the payment assumed by
'ls1 rssronsibe pcrson il Lynchhurg.
'0@ =, Chaucery Orders are inserted tor SIX
dog fg III letters addressed 10 the Editors must
ms, PAID, or they will not be attended to
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thing thought about. Doubtless a
taste for them will he created by de-
grecs. and il Is best that it should /:
when il comes Ia the birth an adult.
it Is too apt In stmt forth like Min
crva from her fathers head, in
arms.
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/ 2,l20 prizes
% 2 2,IO0 blanks

1920 tickets at IS. is S273,7SO
In tins scheme, with eight drawn ballots,
there will tie Sc prizes with ttIree numbers
on them; l456 with numbers on them
and l0,G08 with uumber--Those tickets
with none Of the drawn number. beag
blanks.
No ticket which shall have drawn a rrize
Of superior denomination, can be entitled
TO an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing,
and subject 10 the usual deduction of H.
per cent.
Tickets $40, and shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets by mail post paid) or
private conveyance, enclosing the CASH,
or prize tickets. in any Of the late lotteries,
vii meet with the same attention as if on
personal application, if addressed to
aHNAM ". N0HEN,
Main Street, LyncEblug.
- All prizes sold IN the abuse schepe
loIedge my sef to pay with promptness, If
ordered at my truly Lucky Otlice.
April 7.
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Tosether With the entire number Of f0s,
g. All marked thus W sold at ALIENS
Office, where the Cash can BIZ had for the
same 90 presentation.
Adventures holding tickets in this Iotte
ry are requested To cali and examine their
numbers. Those holding small prizes may
hnd ii to then advantage in renewing them
in the scheme of the UNION CANAL
LOTTERY, 10Th class, ali to be drawn the
18th May, aud The whole scheme compile
ted In few minutes, $40, 900 highest prize.
Tickets SO and shares in proportion.
Orders received IT the truly lucky office
of ALIENS & CO. Lyochbur6.
ApIil 7.
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Pelisse Cloths.

NNE have Just received few pieces
w handsome brown nud'biack PELlsSE.
CLOTHS, with few pieces Gentlamen5'
Cloths, which wa will sell unusually iow.
MGkEE, BOgINSlN - 60.
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70 .MiNerS.

A GOOD MILLER, either a single
N man or with small family, who can
come well recommended and wishes stun
ton for several years, should all things suit,
can in all probability he well suited by carly
application to Samuel Nowin, Oh Lynchhurg.
April l. Wlw b
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NEW GOODS.

- PIE subscribers have received, in addition
- TO an excellent assortment, number of
seasonable articles, which they are disposed
to sell on the GIust accommodating terms.
AMONG THEN arr
Real Tartan PLAID Cloaks, large sizes,
Blue, black and mix'd 9atinetts, Some super
hne)
Rlue, mix d, plain and ribbed Cashmere,
Fine black Bombazette do figured do
Black figured Circassien, (new styleD
A Furniture Dimity,
I'D do Shifting, (Washington,)
Black Cashmere 5hawls,
Nelycteen Handkerchiefs, Ga very handsome
assortment)
Black Merno do
Black, white and green Gauze DO
Do 60 and blue italian Grape,
Black and colored Grape 5hawls
An excellent assortment lloiserV.
Ladies and gentlcmens black aud white Silk
Gloves,
4 Jew piece, fashionable Bonnet Rbbands,
w. MCKEE y J. Z. MEM.
January Is ts44
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G. % III T. ~ IS
ttery and Exchange Office, No. III,

Lotcry and Efchduge Obce, No. m,
.Ndrtet street, baltimore.
Where in the four last State Lotteries
were sold the great captals of 100000,
4O,oeO, . of 10000, besides no less than
eleven capitals Of 5000 each--and whers
MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN SOLD THAN AT ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
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10000 highest Prize.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY.
sIxfEESrH cIAss-NEw sEKIEs.
9H4fn Hnl nnNf.NEN
prize OF $4,000 is S5O,OOO

Ill 10 be draVn the 1lth dag Of Nay ntrt,
and completed IN a Jeto inmates.
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GRAND STATE LOTTERY,

JfDt y,
the drawing Of which VII tnkc place and be
completed on the 18th May--the whole IN
one FAY aud tho scheme (grder ie,tett
patenl from The United States is so arranged,
that the holder Of two tickets or two shares,
must draw at least one prize, aud IN ~ same
ratio for Teni quantity
The Capital Prizes arc,
100000 10000 5000 lo00s COOS, &c.
The whole payable in CASH
Tickets ere yet NJ the original price Of 81
30 cents only, but viii advance to -four on
Ihnrsday next, the 7th mslantI-To DC had,
in the greatest variety Of numbers Mt
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All marked ihns sold n COIlEN'S Oh'ce,
where tire caah i rcody lof HE fortunate hoi
ders on the prtfentalion II their tickets
AdYenturcrs holding small prizes. ,hould
immedLnIely lare lhcm reIL.Med In Tie
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MarshaA,s Safe

a Il1SlNlA-A At snn.tior
hufg, Tie iii day q November. ls54 Lyon
1afiana u Mitchell, SUI WINS is..
YIN &c II Mitchell, "ll'f {
Against t'dihiid
n mani harrison, George S. HOLLOWAY Al
This fssSs, Delcnda1t.
'le Dill, answer Of Ire |delettaot Ei-is','4i N
rlsou, exhibits and e~Aam3uAtinr, C'a'' la
Tue u~eeretal ofder eniefed AT rrl,.
mohlh OF Alay, one thousand tislt In. 9
ana thtiiY three, nilchHpi ears ia In
u'iiy stf'ed upon tie defendant csn,,t -
land and mon The fefott Of Comm ~
behash, fnade ID pursuance Of the c,..'.
Tue twenty ninth Gay OF October, in IL, .,
ye"i, 10 Which there WAS no cNcerii,, 9
was argued BY counsel on coisd.t3s T
whereof the court doth adiudgr -
ueefee, ahless tie deiendaut iftlaid1le#
son shall within SIX months from ri. ~
hereof pay unto the plaintH the SIM, ~, ,ala
lhousand one hundred and sixteen frtl,, =.
~ seven cents with interest thfr,oo 40
l%hifiieth day OF March, one thou.ard
nohafea anu twenty, I'LL paid, Together 49,.
'he costs expended by the piajntHip ibc,,#'
stcution This suit, that the said f..,,
and bis hetrsaud all ersons claiui,, ~
hitD, be from theEeetotlh barred and To-.
@ed OF all equity aud right 10 red, en- lLe :
OF lahd with us aFpoItcnarces utuiior.B
NE deed, executed by the said tritu9atf
Shnuel Garland and Upton b. Harrison h..
ing date the thtftitth day of March, uLru.Z.
sand eight hundred d twenty, a COW ID
OF IS exhibited with the plaintiffs btu
IN case default shall be made in de a., 49,.
OF the said principal money, ibtet,i NJ
cost al tie time aforesaid, that tie A~l.f.ist#
OF this court, do proceed rlou the trrni..,
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OK Yarcels OF Ann0
TOBACCO LAND

u S.fIE.
1ElIlE subscriber offers for sale, that vaIua.
- bic tract of land on which he now lives.
in the county OF Bedford, on the waters of
Ivy creek, about 9 miles from Lynchburg, on
the Forest road, aud containing by recent
survey $40 acres. \ greater portion of this
land Is uncleared, and for the culture Of TO-
bacco is considered inferior to none. There
arc about forty acres OF low grounds, "A part
OF which ii is cleared, and now in excellent mea-
dow-the balance may with a little expense
be converted to the same use. A further de.
sumed that purchasers viii first view The nre-
miscs, The quality and local situation ofthis
land warrants the subscriber in recommend
ing it TO the attention of the tobacco.maker
or farmer, and he requests all those who wish
10 Ves' landS IN HAT kind OF property TO call
and examine it, us a bargain may be had
1he terms VIII be made accommodating.
-1'y2I. Iy4l4a
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subseIbsf, IN Pef-
II son county, n. G, this day, two negro
men SAN aud SCOTT Sam Is avery bright
malatto, light hair, his eye-lids very iuii, aud
appear 10 be pulled or sNelled much larger
fian common he is rather Sow Of speech,
aboat twenty tlree years Of age, about I'VE
ieef nine or ten inches high, stout built, aud
very active is a halter b trade, and can
mBke a very good hat. lis eyes are a snh4-
enf mark to know him by
SCOTT Is a bright %uulaffo, but not SO
white rs Sam he is about twenty years oil
age, stout d strouy, about five ieei nineof ten
inches Ugh he has two very noted marks,
one ol ms big toes has been cut of just above
the mil, bclieve there is none OF tue nal
LEFT, and a large scar on bis back, oceasioned
by a burn when small. lie IS a stout wei
bull fellow. No doubt they will attempt 10
pass for tree men, aud perhaps change then
names.
The above reward will be given for the ap-
rrelirnsinn of both, and securing them IN any
Jail IN Ire United STATES so tlat get them,
or twenty dollars for experimenting one OF
them, and securing him ~ jail 50 that get
him again. SiMEoH t0CliitAs.
Person county, n. G. April Il, 1928. ti43-
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Sixteen Valuable Slaves.

fEiliS is to Inform my friends and tn,
n Public generally, that ! rave taken the
room lately occupied by Cupt.P. Labby, near
" opposite Mr.. James {. Moormau's Tavern
one door above Mir. Saml Young where
nave a considerable stock OF GROCERlES on
hand, which will sell at the most reduced
prices Tor cash, or viii barter for Corn, Corn.
meal, or Pine Plank at the Lynchburg prices
Also, a tolrrahlc assortment Of Crarkery
and Liverpool China.
REUBEN RUCKER.
July 81. v21,Is
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In pursuance OF the above decree, tie m.
dersigncd, marshal of the said Court, vii On
Thursday Tue llth day OF August next, lit ta,
II not the next fair day thereafter Sundays eA.
cepted,) proeeedt 10 sell by way Of public aus,
ticn, TO the highest bidder, on the PREMISE,
for cash, the tract oil land in the above d
cree referred 10, lying and being in lie com.
~ OF Amherst, containing BY survey 3ooer,rs,
being the tfact OF land purchased Of Hoat1n
nov resides, and adjoining the lands OF floz.
ser Powell, James Ptiut and others.
q. b. OODSON, M l.. . { c.
June o, 1879. tasI2
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IN PURSUANCE Of the above decree, the
undersigned Marshal, OF the snid court, will
on Tuesday The 10th day Of August next, pro.
coed to sell, by way Of public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, on the premises, upon a credit
OF one and two years, IA tract Of land in the
proceedings mentioned, lying in the county
of Amhers on the walters Of james River,
commonly called 1reut's ferry, aud contain
ing by survey one hundred and twelve acres.
Also in pursuance OF the same decree, | shall
expose TO sale, upon the same terms, on the
premises, on Friday the 10th day Of Au-
gust, the tract Of land in the proceedings also
mentioned, lying in the county Of Nelson, on
the head waters OF Fuckers Run, and con.
tanning by survey eighty four acres, Bond
with good security with will be required in
both cases of the purchaser or purchasers, and
the title retained as a further security for the
payment Of the pBrohase money. Should Ell
Their ofthe above mentioned days prove I'M
fair, the sale will take place on the next fair
day thereafter.
GEO b. NOoDs0N, NJ. /. d. c. c.
june Is, 4wy1
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Marshal's Sale

VIRGINIA At a superior court II
' chancery holden At The own OF Lynch.
burg on the 2isl day Of May, le26-
john Horsely, jr. james Fariss and Reuben
ID Palmer, merchants and partners trading
under the firm Of tlorsely, / ais . ComFas
ny, p'alhdAs,
against
Joseph Il. aingfeld, Robert WingdeId and
Thomas Winpteld, defendants.
This cause came ON this day TO be heard Oh
the bill, aaswers aud exhibits, and was argued
by counsel on consideration whereof Tue
court doth adiudgr, order and decree, Ia
the Malshal Of tbs court do, after having al
y~ertised the time aud place Of sale Tel iear
weeks in some newspaper printed ~ the town
OF LyuehbufP, aud at The front door OF liz
court house OF The county Of Nelson, proceed
to sell. nj the court house OF said county, Oh
some court day, BY way OF public auction, 10
the Highest bidder. Tor ready money, the slate
Dick, IN the bill mentioned, and the rroceets
OF the said sale. alter deirsying the expenses
attending the same, pay into one OF Tie banks
at this place, Ia the credit OF this suit, subject
To the future order OF the court, and rcport
his proceedings TO the court in order 10 u Il
ual decree.
n Copy-Teste,
JOHN Wills, Cltrk.
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NIRGIAiA.-Ata spqsliar CONT ct
ChanceTy, holten II tl4e teWn Vi LyncL-
burg, the 18th day Of May, $50
willis II. wills, Callett Wills, John Wills,
Laurence Wills, Joseph { Higginbolham
and Lucy his wife, James Martin and Re
becca his wife, Dabney l. Philips and Nam
cy lis wife and Nancy Hill, Pits.
Against
Judith Thompson, peft.
This cause came on this day to be heard
by consent of the parties, by their counsel,
on the bill, answer and exhibits, and was ar
gued by co.nsel on consideration Whereof
and by like consent, tie court doth adjudge,
order and decree that the Marshal Of Ibis
court do, after having advertised the time
aud place of sale IN SOME newspaper printed
in the town Of Lynclhnfg, tor ionr weeks
suCccssiyely. proceed 10 sell, by way OF pub
lie %asction, 10 the highest bidder upon the
premises, the tract OF land inthc bill mention
ed, called Trents-ferry tract, lying in the
county of Amherst, on acredii OF one and two
years, taking from tie purchaser or purcha-
sers thereof, boud with good security aud re
tanning the title as a further security Tor the
payment of the purchase money aud by like
consent, The court doth further adjndge, or
der and decree that the Marshal do also, hay.
ing in like manner Advertised The time and
place Of sale, proceed To sell by wny OF pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, upon the
premises, the tract OF land in the bill also
mentioned, lying in the county of Nelson. on
n like credit oftwo years taking FROM the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof like bond and u
curiiy ana retaining lie title asa further Sc
curity for the payment Of the purchase mo-
uey and the court doth further order that
the Marshal report his proceedings to the
court in order 10 a final decree.
~CoPy-leste
JOIN WILLS, CLERK.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-28
WALTER II.

.3POTBEG7RY .3ND DRUGGIST,
HAS Just received from Philadelphia
\ and New York, his spring supply, en-
hracing every article in the DRUG, MEDI-
CINE and PAINT line. His stock is now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
aud more extensive than at any previous time,
and every article can be recommended rs
being genuine. Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, aud others who have been
in the habit of supplying themselves in Rich
mond, will find it greatly to their advantage
TO give him n eali.
Such of his friends and customers who live
al n distance, and cannut find it at all times
convenient 10 visit this market, may rely up
on getting their orders pat up in asnioe style,
articles of as good quality, and as cheap by
sending. rs ifthey were present.
LiNSEED OIL, BEESWAX, FEATHERS,
and evefy description of produce taken in
barter, for which the highest market price will
be given.
April p, ts35