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Mar sMal's $0le

NiRGlNlA-Ata snpciiur cum, ~.
chancery holden at tit toul.el W.
burg, The 9TH Gay OF November, I'D '-'
Garland u Mitchell, surviving Iaffner r
YIN. L q Il Mitchell, ,Isz,.,2s =
Against
Richard Harrison, George S. EIollonayso3
oai9ee' "arhHd, Uelendais
lhis cause came on this day 70 bc 6,ard, On
Tie bill, answer oil the Defendant KIrltf4 l,,r.
r'son, exhibits and examinations a ,,it,,,',.
toe decreihl ora.r enteled al rules in fin.
month ct May. one thousand csn A,n.Ir,t
aud twenty three, which appears 10 ltse bee,
duly served upon the defendant Samuel Is-
land, and upon The report of Commissioner
Benosb, made in pursuance Of the o,,t,r ,f
the twenty ninth day 0i October, in IL, L,t
year, 10 Which there Wss no txce,tisn. ma
WAS argued by counsel; on coasidelaii,n
whereof the court doth admdlr, orler rd
decree, unless lie defendant Richard usr,i.
sou shall within six months from tie LAT.
hereof pay unto The plantlii the su,n II Iu.
thousand one hundred and sixteen dollars 81,
y seven cents with interest thereon f.ruUe
thiftieih day OF March, one fhousfrI pigi.
hundred aud twenty, al paid, together uiia
the costs expended hy the tlaiutfin TIE mo-
secution 81 HIS suit, that l!,t said de.eudnl.
and bis heirs and all persons claiming uudes
him, be from thenceiurth barred uud iorerlo
Sed oil all equity aud lehi 10 redeem TIVE tract
OF land with lis appurtenaEces mentioned n
the deed, executed by the said defendant 10
Samuel Garland and Upton B. Harrison bear
ing date the thirieih day OF March, Que tho;L-
sand eight hundred twenty, Il copy where.
OF is exhibited with the p!sinuN's bill i. rnd
in ease default shall he made in tie pay neIt
OF The. said principal money. interest and
cost nj the time aloresaiG, dat the hlalshl
OF his court do proceed upon the Iseuisrs
TO sell the said hand with alprItenauccs, Il
public auction tur cash, after advertising TIE
time and place oil sale for two months in
some ne paper priutediu the town ot Lynch.
burg, and al ID. fiout door Of the courlAou.e
OF the county oil Amherst, on sumo court duf.
and on, Of the proceeds OF tie said sale, alter
satisfying the costs and charges thereof, uHt
he pay TO the plaintiff tie principal n'nn.y,
interest aud costs aiore SAID aud the surplus {
the proceeds otthe said sale, if any, pay 20
the said Richard Ilarrisoh or his ordtr, ma
report his proceedings 10 the court in orue.
TO u final decree
d. RoDFs, =. c.
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D. RODFS, =. c.

In pursuance Of the above decree, tie ur.-
dersisued, marshal st the said Court, vii N
Thursday the 9TH day OF August next, 1t TAR
ifnot the next iair day thereafter sundays e5-
cepted,) rroceedt to sell By way OF public anc'
ten, 10 the highest bidder, on the lfenrs,s.
tor cash, the tract Of lnnd in the above De-
cree referred IL, Iying and being III the conn.
" OF Amherst, containing by survey 3e1Ecree.
being the tract OF land purchased Of ltuuLtn
Rncker, aud upon which Richard Harrison
now resides, aud adjoining the lands Of Pros
ser Powell, James r,ttit and others.
q. b. NOODaON, NJ L c c.
June Q, ls25. tdsf2
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lottery aud LIthorEe- DDice, Ill .ndrkct-St-
BALTIMORE,
Where in tie late State Lotteries, were sold
the Great Cagilals Of 100000 dollars-4o 600
JoIlars--two of 10000 dollars--thrce of 10,
900 dollars. besides no less than twelve cap.
ifals OF 1000 dollars, &c, and uherf moreeap-
pai pJjaes hare been obtataed than at aHy other
uDict in .imesit0.
u Orders from any part of the United
States or Territories. enclosing the cash or pri-
zea in any Of ,bo Lotteries, (posl pnid) will
meet our accustomed prompt attention,
.l4dfcSSto
il COLIN, Jr.-Baitimore.
u 33pcntRrers nj a distance moy At all
times wiH confluence forrard heT Remjitan-
CTS 10 CHOEA's OFFIGE. for Uhe Scheme
should he drum uhcn Heu Otders arrire, IN
amount enclosed uiH be r.tuJHcd by ne fist
maii, or vii be INFESTED nthe most advisable
Sebfmc, Hcri 10 be drdWn.
Baltimore, JgiU ], JS25.
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4 IL persons having claims against the
" late firm of Eehols ., North, must pre-
sent thenlio me without delay for settlement,
Otherwise this notice will he plead in bar n
ghinst an, future demand on that concern
Aud ali persons indebted TO the said fem are
requested 10 make payment 10 Liza I. EcA-
OILS, E1etutrix OF Joseph Echols, deed, or
Ralph Smith, Jr. who are respectively author
iscd 70 collect them. | have this day reliIi-
pushed 10 her All my right and interest in that
portion OF the debts OF the concern " hich she
holds ADRIAN Il. NORTH,
Sptei,iag partner q Let0is !. North.
jane % M3w14
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u HE Subscriber hereby Informs The

II HE Subscriber hereby informs the
4 public HAT lie is making arrangements
10 establish a school in Lynchbnrg. has
him ia teaching il will commence imme-
dately after hen arrival. lie hopes 10 be a.
Bile to teach one session before Christmas.
They who may feel disposed 10 palronize
His institution viii please 10 enter their chill
drcn without delay. Persons residing in the
country are informed That their daughters can
be boarded III his family.
EDWARD CANNON.
June 30. w3W45
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DUEAWAY fom the subscriber IlTIns
l. q in Bedford county, about II miles Wen WEI
OF L,nchburg, NEGRO MAN named L' INA,
sey, about % or - years Of age, low and n1.
very stout made, OF d bright yellow comp'rt' .
ion, with bushy hair, and has scar Of, ,.. III,
forehead his clothing mol known as he cur
ed all be had with him. he is very sh'ai
expect he will endeavnur 10 pass as '.ss
man, AS | have reason to believe ne h'9 ~.
tanned free papers But have no ldea Nn".
route he has taken. or will tahc.-N hosoevef
taxes M said negro and delivers him 10 me-
or secures him in iail SO that get t1m asa ,...
shall be literally rewarded, and al tro ~
hle expenses paid. tpiAII' h,Ik
June p, 1875. VT"
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a. INV ~ iA~-At " eiptiiDI NDdil w
chanccry holden in the town OF Lynch
burg. The 1911 May, lo25-
Jefferson L. hius, plaintiff,
Nathan Lolllns, Wilson Peters and Lee W
Harris. mepbcf5 and partners OF the firm OF
Nathan IUittus Q 60, James l.. CoOdw in and
Frederick q. Peters, defendants
BY consent Of the parties, by their counsel,
the court doth adjGdge, orderand decree, mat
the injunction awarded the plaintiff IN this
cause on the iweity.tighal day OF Dclo.
Der last, TO restrain the defendants james ID
Goodwin and Frederick Il. Peters from con.
yeying TO the defendant Wilson Peters the
property sold by item under the said deed of
trust III Tie bill mentinnt Il, and also 70 restrain
the defendant Wilson Peters from taking pos
session OF the same, be dissolved, aud the
sales made by the said james ID Goodwin
and Frederick Peters, in the bill also meu-
TONED under the said deed of trust, be set a.
side and Wy like consent, the court doth
further adjndge, order and decree, unless the
plaintiff shall within thirty days from this day ,
pay unto the defendants Nathan Loiitus & Co.
The sum OF four hundred aud thirty dollars
eighteen cents, with interest thereon from
the first day Of MAY, one thousand eight hum
dred and twenty -thrce, till paid, aud the fur
thur SUM of slxty-flYe dollars thriy-s cents,
with interest thereon from the first day of
May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
four, ill paid, that the Marshal OF said court
do, after having advertised the time and place
OF sale for four weeks in some newspaper
printed in the town OF Lyncaburg, and at the
front door Of the courthouse, in the county of
Nelson, on some court day, proceed, upon
Tie premises, o sell, by way OF public auction,
10 the highest bidder, for ready MONEY, the
land and other property in the deed OF irnst
aforesaid mentioned, or SO much thereof rs
may be necessary, and out OF the proceeds Of
said sale, after detraying the expenses aften-
ding the same, pay TO the ssid defendants,
Nathan ioNtus 4 60. their principal money
aud interest atore said, ard report his proceed
ings TO Tive court in order 10 Eual decree.
a Copy-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, c. c. c. l.. d.
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Tobacco Lan(i

FOR sale.
IN obedience 10 The y III Of Geo. Bayns.
n decd, late OF the county of Bedford, sAaI
on the 5th day OF September next, on the
plantation on which the said Bayne died, SEE
al pubic auction, to the highest bidder. on Il
credit OF one, two and three years,
Two Tracts or Parcels Of Land,
lying in the said county, one containing abou:
493 acres, siluated about 4 miles To the norta
OF Liberty. on the public Dad, and having q
il an excelent mill seat, on Liule Otter
This tract has a proportion OF fine tobacco
land yet 10 clear and is well adapted 10 ella.
yer and grain. The other tract IyHg IN stld
county. about . miles above Libefiy, cor
tanning about go acres. This tract, il ls he
leyed, holds out rs many Involvement" 10
planters AS any tract Of its size any where IN
the county. Persons wishing 10 eAau'ne
these lauds will lie shown the first trac' ~
William Hawkins, living adjoining ~ ava
the last by Thomas Baber, residing Oh H. OK
either Of them. or the subscriber. residing IA
Liberty. Tie purchasers vii be feq4Fe| l.!
give bonds ard good security, and oe'd "a
trust on tue land to secure III" purchase me-
ney. WIN. X. POM IN
Executor Of George Bdy1if, DC d.
I,nc 10 nidsb9
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IN pursuance to a Decree of the county
4 court OF Bedford, made at May court,
1898, in a canse therein depending, wherein
Stephen Martin is plaintiff and tue heirs of
Grilha Dobyns sen, decd. are defendants, the
undersigned conHisslpue will sell ON the
premises the 18th day of August next, the
tract of land in the bill mentioned, late the
property OF the said Griffin Dobyns, on Gre
dit OF SIX months for one third oil the purchase
money, twelve months credit for another
third and eighteen months credit Tor the re-
Inainder.
DAVID ". QUpRIES,
JEFtERY ROBERTSON. No"''
June 80 N3w45
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Yhe 2"ttth Of JUAY.
100000 highest Prize.
10000 Tickets
Not one Flank to IA Prize

4o,oo0 Ticket.
Not one Flank to Prize
Tie BrIIiaucy Of this scheme, deing
on the IMPROVED MODEL is AL1OGE-
IuiK lAFla.t EDEAIED. Adventures
viii remark tie low rate Of tickels--lhe very
iriiliug risk incurred, (tdert not BRING one
bunk 10 prise) and lbal the canitol prize Of
FORTY THOuaAND DOLLARS, is OF a
magnitude hitherto unprecedented for SO
snell som invrsted--aboye all, however, is
tie CERTAINTY OF OBTAINING Al
LEAST ONE PRIZE by the purchase of two
tickets or two shares--(one odd and one even
number) and IN the sumo ratio OF certainty III
tue purchase 81 greater number Of ticket. or
| shares.
tf1oie Tickets, $500 Quarters, sL95
HaireS, $50 Eighths, u
IL Do had, in the greatest variety oil numbers
fOll md INcn.l II
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80 PACKAGES.
we ARR rms pAf orfsiss AN ADpIriofhi
SUPPLY 81
S.asenable staple and Fancy
G. . O u s.

6 pieces black aud blue Cloth,
Striped uHG plain Angola Cassimeresi
Do. do Hack Denmark satin,
Do. do. do Clreassian,
Super Willie Linen priIlrue,
Do. brown d. do.
SILK stripe do. aud Cation do
= cases calicoes. Partisan, Bolivar aud ~
rian Patiefhs,)
! do. Til. CHAINS.
Tisnrel black an brown Gro Tie etc,
IL DO. AID white SatiiHs,
Waite. Greeu, Pink, Straw aud brown flo-
DO. do. do. do. and blae Italian Grapes,
Reh fioe Stripe. black, wtile, brown aud
Lemon Mandarin Cranes,
White and black white Lees.
neapollan, umlre and Gauze llaodkerohiels,
Q bokes Gduse i0bbons, nesr si3Ic,
j N uieces 4 i aud GA csu,bsies.
Al nnd 1 .raeketnel and Null Alpslins,
White and col9red Ai4rseiiies.
b. do. YHeucin,
German, white and black Cotton Hose,
DO. do. do. DO. Hose,
w9iie arc green Goase Yel''
Plain and figured Hol 'dnei and Breesuto Luce
Furniture snI Garment himlies.
Bloc and yellow seeteuckers,
LAFAYETTE and Visiting Cards.
fnney soaps,
IL AL d. Dorchester Tickets.
6 sells lea China,
y bales domestic shirines nal shcctiogs.
do. DO. do. flaids,
do 1icklenbures,
With great variety OF other Goods which
they are Determined To sell as usual at redu-
ccd prices Tor rasb.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & GO.
June - tsSi
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Those 10 other ttNkets winch shall have on
them three 81 the drawu Nos. and those three
tile - ah, and 9th, ur the 3rd, 4ih, and, 9th,
ia some one OF tben several orders OF com
bination or permutailon, viii each be entitled
TO prize ol l,uon.
Those IL other tickets which shall have on
them 3 OF the. drawn numbers, a. those thrce
The 81, Sd and ltb, az the III, Sd aud 9th, IN
some ole oil their several orders OF combiuH-
tion or permut,tiou. viii each be enttled to
IA Priv al $500.
Those 80 other tickets which shall have
three of the drawn numbers on them, shall
each be entitled 10 pcze OF slou.
Those los tickets which shall have two of
the drawn numbers On them, and those two
the - aad ith III either oider, will each he
entitled 70 $50.
Those l6a tickets whirh shall have two OF
the drawn numbers on them, Will cnch be en-
titled 10 S25
All Others. being l3Ia. having two of the
drawn numbers GA them, will each be emit.
Ned $40,
Aud all those II $40 tickets having bu;one
OF the drawn numbers on them. viii eneh be
entitled to SO.
n tickets which have drawn prize of &
superior denomination, can be entitled to al
interior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing
and subject to the usual deduction oil ID pc,
cent.
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SEWEIN ARR
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Nj Il. & MRS. DOUGLASS, grateful
AVA TO- HE patronage already extended 10
them, take this method Ia inform their put
rons aud the public that their next session
will commence on Monday the iith Instant
In This institution all the branches OF OH Tn
elish education are taugbt-lhe French Ian.
gnage and Music by young lady we'll quail
fled 10 teach them \ few young ladies' can
he accommodated with board for ga per ses-
sion, in the house with tue teachers.
July 1 ts96
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LATE ARRIVALS.
Sunnsr Goods

We have been receiving, in addition 10 our
former sleek-
ol5 r's super and con.maH Galieoes, Prints
IyreAu Fanfirs. &C. oIaoy very beautiful
10 pleee, block figured - Is lie Naples, com
posing aver, cicsant assortment OF neh
hsHrrs,
- ditto figured swiss and Book ma.lins,
- ditto AMI ! Jackuprt do beautiful
stsie.
O. and Z csn,hrics from com, 10 sureriue
& dozen Feather FAM
q ditto Gauge Wells
. boxes Gauze Ribbons, new style
4 lol rich worked iuscrHgs
4 lat Famttu1Hn Toilet Fringe
4 few Bolivar leghorn lat
general assortment OF Union MIXTURES
AHlalas
Angola tassimrres
French CnssimereB
BraperteruB
Blaek Circa,sian and Frenel, Bomtnzeen
Blue aud yellow Haukcen
Satin ttipe Jiofenlne
n bite aud calonfed Mhrsfiles
Ioilenetl, Valencia and blaek silk yesiings
Brown Lturn aud Droehedas
Linen and Cotton Drifting, coluured d. white
Gfandereils and Cotton Cashmere
Blue. olive aud Giarc' Cloths
5uprr drab, blue black and Mid Cassimeres
% Jacouul aud - inch LeVanllne aud Italian
Cfayats
Geulemcu's Thread, SILK, and Woodstock
Gloves
4 ease, drah, white aud black Hats, -
900 dozen Mock She'll, Toilet, Redding aud
Ivory Combs
! bales 81 p9metic Piaids
/ case 81; limitation Carolina Plads, high
cOlors
3 halcs "a mud Ii Shirfinps and Sheetings
do & j super Bed lick
/ do "A Indigo Checks
20 pieces ~ super Apron do
bales Gcnnan Iicldeubarg
do Scotch Oznaburgs
q trunks black and whit iipHella, black Mo
rocco aud Leather Shoes,
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grand >tate Aottery

OIL MARY LAHD--No. ..
Tie whole ia be completed 10 OH DAY,
and wiz positively take place in tie City Of
baltimore.
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To be drawn this Month.
TIE WHOLE
IN ONE DAY.

~ the improrsd Mode ef })yagfng, secured
by Letters Patent under the Seal OF the [
States
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y Office.

ElY virtue Of a deea Of trust erecuttd 10
I'D me By HaiItew .Ha1}in, and for cerfain
purpose therein expressed, (wbieh sud deed
bears date H,e sh dug Of .Aorsmler, le24, and
Is 81 record ~ III, co1n1ty court Of ComPbe1)I
cash, a ccyfaia
TRACT or LAND,
Nth lis appm'couces iying and being IN The
county of CampbeH, on which the sad .Nartin
notc resides, containing COS acres b. the same
morr or less. .lctjng as Trustee, IshuH coneey
10 The purchaser or purchasers such tUie as IS
rested IN nc by the deed Of trust aforesaid, and
none either. JOX.N B. D.2BNET.
.Tupt 10 - cids
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GSTOLEN or Fundamentally taken from
- the subscriber in open day time, by
some person at Franklin's tavern Amherst
court house,) on the Ath inst. a new black
furred HAT, with very short brim and
high crown, made hy Jacob jordan of
Lynchburg IF this hat was taken lino'
mistake, The one who has il must by now
have discerned his error, and will Use no
time in searching for its proper owner
But, il on the contrary some rogue shall
have laid bis hand ON il, il is hoped that
this notice wll serve to detect the rascal,
and bring him To the bar of justice. Who
ever has the above mentioned bat, will
confer a favor on the subscriber by sending
II To him in Lynchburg, or leaving il al tue
Lafayette Inn, Amherst court house. y
The subscriber Wore an old furred hat
homr from Amherst court house, made by
Mcdonald Of Lynehburg, which the own
er can get on application.
WM. ID THOMPSON.
July 7. 2t46
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J1e6ftS ona Nf0res maY Dc had q
q. R. NORTEX'G.
Iruly Lucky Office. LXnchhnrg.

Wholes, Sc Hatres, SO quarters, 81 90
Packages OF eleven tickets, embracing the
33 Nos. OF the Iottcry, winch must of ne
eessly draw al least $50 81 net, with 50 ma
ny chances for capitals or shares OF packa-
ges may be had at the same rate.
Prizes IN the lotteries Of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, MARY land,
Virginia, North Carolina aud Washington Cl-
~, will be received in payment
Uj'Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes, as
above, free OF postage, for tickets or shares
viii receive prompt attention il addressed to
ABRAHAM H. NORTH, LyAchburr.
jane 9, 1928. 1ddI2
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Fresh and Genuine Medicines,
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

WALTER ii. MIDDLETON,
.7POYHEC.3Rl' IND DRUGGIST,
HAAS just received from Philadelphia
\. a aud New York, bis spring supply, cm.
braeing every article in the DRUG, MIDI
CINE and PANT line. HI, stock is now
entirely new, li> assortment better selected,
AMI more extensive than at any previous time,
and every article can be recommended as
being genuine, Practitioners OF medicine,
country merchants, and others who have been
in the habit OF supplying themselves in Rich
mona, VIII hnd II greatly TO their advantage
to give him call
such OF his friends ard customers who live
nj II distance, and cannot find it nj all times
convenient 10 visit this market, may rely M.
ON getting their orders put up in aSnee style,
articles OF AS good quality, and ms cheap by
sending, ~ il they were present.
IlNSEED OIL, BEESN AZ, FEATHERS,
aud erety description OF produce taken in
barter, tor which the bighestmarket price will
BIZ given.
April n Is 80
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office.

by virtue of a trust deed executed by
I'D Philip Lively 10 The subscriber, bearing
date The 10th day of September, 1924, made
to secure a debt 10 Nancy Shields, therein
mentioned, aud duly recorded in The county
court Of Amherst, shall, on the Goth day oil
July next, il fair, il not the next, fair day, at
Amherst court house, proceed 10 sell. 10 the
highest bidder, tor casn, the following proper
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$40, 900 highest prize.
1850 prizes
1860 Blanks,

I'M, Is a Lottery formed by the ternary
cembinaIon aud Formulation OF 80 numbrfs
10 determine the prizes therein, the ~ mum
hers Viii he seeora,iy pl Act,i IN Il mheci on The
day OF drawing, aud five ot them Will be drawn
out and that ticket having on it the st, 81
and 80 drawn Nos. ia the order in wbiSh
drawo, will be entitled to the prlze OF 10000
dollars and iho.e five other tickets which
shah hase on theln tue same Nos. IA Tie tol
lowiug orders, shall be entitled 10 the prize,
IL hmm Il. ole
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VIRGINIA AT Il snpciiur eopa, -
chaucery holden at tit tou1l.f i,,,..'
burg, The 9TH aa} OF November Iea4.
Garland u Mitchell. sulliy!lg uaftr,,
'''''"ei, iaudf
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TRACT OF LAND.
%NtiHN.

10y virtue Of a deed of trust executed TO
I'D the subscriber hy Jahez Leftwich, Senr.
William ownhy, JHbe2 Lcttwich, Junr. aud
Martin Key, bearing date the 9th day of No.
yemher, 1921, and duly recorded in tho clerks
office OF Bedford county court, | shall proceed
to sell, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
nry, Ivy way of public auction, on Thursday
the 2sth day OF July next il fair, ii not the
neAt fair day, on the premises,
Vhe Eract CT Aana,
on which Jabc2 Leftwrh now resides lying
on Goose creek in Bedford county, contain.
ing by estimation 800 acres. Also,
Another Tract OF Aana.
lying on Goose creek, in said county, contain
ing by estimation 3io sores, or SO much there
Of as will be sufficient 10 satisfy one third Of
the debts in said deed of trust mentioned
The title to the above described land is be-
lieved to be good, bnl acting as trustee, shall
convey TO the purchaser or purchasers only
such title rs is vested Ia me by said deed Of
trust, and none other
THOMAS DAVIS, Trustee.
June %. Wtds44
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.Marshal's Sale.
April 49,.

XTlRGlNIA--At n superior court Of
' ehsnccry holden in The town OF Lynch
Jurg, the 1911 May, lo25--
4. loi,
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H.iiam O4rsns q. griffin L. Lechie

AFUI UltAIULo q pkDGGIola,
Have Just tceeised, in addition TO their former
assortment, the following articles
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FROM THE TRENTON EMPORIUM.
Renaissance.


Childhood's loved group, revislts every scene,
The tangled wood walk and the tufted green.
ROGERs.
THERE are many associations connected with the
carly part of the life of man, to which it is pleasing
to recur, when time has blanched his locks and
wrinklGd his brow To recall to minds the
season youth when joy and harty reigned the
heart, and happiness sparkled in the eye, causes
many painful well as pleasurable emotions. To
think, that, of the friends we fondly loved in our
youth, some sleeping in the lonely church-yard
that some, perhaps, have forgotten that s,.ch
ever existed-while others are ever ready to clasp
to their heart the companions of their youth, and
the former partners of their pleasures, awaken feel
ings which are ''sweet and mournful to the soul -
We mag endure with degree Of irmness, the