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a. .ncLtTYRE. .Ba,.,.
S760 prizes
l6fuU blank .
24360 tickets at 50 o5,

-fooo iiChtlS HI - 70, -.
1hIs lottery is formed by the ternssa. Zip
bination and Formulation OF 81, nun, CON-
determine the prizes therein. Ia. IA - I9I
will be publicly placed INTO wheel 1agts
day OF drawing, aud four of them " M W The
out and that ticket having ON il ,l' sasn
and Sd drawn Nos. in the order IA
drawn, viii be entitled to the pIiz. ~ "atl
dollars aud those five other lirts,. "1b
shall have ON them the same No, IN ,t rum
lowing orders, shall be entitled Ia 10 w e'
affixed to them, respectively, VIZ f'Ne
The LIST, Sd and I'd 10 S60Qa
ID, 1T and Sd to 4oN
I'd, I'd and Isl 10 3.Oo0
3D., Isl and I'd TO 300
3D., I'd and Isl 10 i,l3s
those SIX other tickets " lnch snail L.,.
them three oil the drawn Nos. and iGp.e w
the list, I'd and 18th, IN one OF theif So, ,faI
dcrs ot combination or Formulation, yIi,sL
be entitled TO prize OF 5 900.
hose SIX oihCr tickets " hich Shall bay,
them three OF the drawn Nos. anu ibose II = J"
the LIST, ID and 4lh, in some one OF there.
raj orders OF combination or perturbation !. h
each be entitled 10 n prize oi S50o.
Those six other tickets which sla,lla,,,.
them three OF the drawn Nos. and lbost ~
The I'd, Sd ard 4th, III son5e on, OF tbei, ~
dera, will each he entitled To glize Of ga
Those 100 tickets which shat nave On, I'm
two OF the drawn Nos and those tpc a
and 4lh, will each be entitled 10 l.f.a. A
g24.
Those 3l2 tickets Which shah lave oil t6,u
two OF the drawn Nos. and those tWod "A
and Sd, or I'd and 18th, " i'll each be entitled t..
prize OF sl2.
And all those 1890 tickets, having on item
but one OF the drawn Nos. will each be EMIL
tied 10 prize Of 81.
No ticket hich shall have drawn a nrze
OF Il superior denominations, can be enlntoto
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable sc days after the DRAWN,
and subject TO the usual deduction oil lieeu
per cent.
Hhole Tickets 81 GO
HdtreS 90
Quarters 90
Packages OF ten tickets, embracing The 20
Nos OF the lottery, which OF necessity naa
draw al least Sl3 60 nett, VIA 50 many
chances Tor capitals or shares OF packages,
may be had al the same rate.
Prizes IN any OF the lotteries OF New York,
New jersey, Pennss lvania, Mar, hand and
Virginia, will be received il payment
u Orders for tickets (encios,ug the CASH.
in any OF the lotteries OF New York, Penn
sylvania, Maryland aud Virginia will meet
with prompt attention, il addressed 10 tho
truly lucky office OF
ABRAM II. NORTH, Lynchtwg
November 3O %
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January 81
Virginia

a Il a superior court Of rhancery held in
"A the town OF Lynchburg the 18th day OF
October, 1924
Dudley Galloway and Patsy his wife, John
Megan and Miliy his wife, BYRD Goodwin,
Speecy Goodwin, Ediiha Goodwin, Edy Bur-
tord, Lousa Goodwin, and Spotswood Hughes
and David Hughes, infants under the age OF
twenty one years, by Jesse beck, their nen,
friend, pits.
against
John b. Trent, in hi, own right, and as nd.
minlsrator of Henry Trent, deceased William
Trent, Nicholas Trent, Jas. Trent, Alexander
Trent, John II. Trent, Susan Trent, Samuel
BaKer and Elizabeth his lie, Christian II orn
md Sally his wife, Edy Mitchell, widow of
Thomas Mitchell, deed, and Joseph Hawkins
an Nancy his wife, defts.
This cause came on this day to be heard, on
the papers formerly read, and the report OF
Commissioner Benagh, made in pursuance OF
the order OF the 18th of May, 1928, with tx-
ceptons theTeunto by the defendants, and was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof,
the court doth recommit the snid report, with
the exceptions thereto, to the said Commits
sioner, for him TO examine and report upon
each exception, stating any matters deemed
pertinent by himself, or which may be requi
red by the parties to be SO stated.
Copy--Ieste.
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NEW GOODS,
AT REMARKABLY Low PRICES
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.

ARE NOW REcEIyisG, AND HAVE oPEEED
THE FOLIoNiN9
Elegant worked Null Muslin Robes,
superb Canton and Mandarin Grape ditto, all
shades,
Rich figured eros de ~ Silks, shaded,
4 tew figured white ganze llandkerchiefs,
Neapolitnn Velvet ditto, new article,
Plain and figured Asgareen and blae Poplins
A NEAT assortment OF thread Edgings,
Chinese Baskets, and other fancy Keticules,
Large figured hlack Bombazetles,
superb patterns new style Callcoes.
January III. ts2l
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson s. Co.

HAVE just received from New York, a
Ii variety Of GOODS, suited 10 the up
preaching season, Among them are
Brown, blue aud black Cassinetts
Figured and plain black BombSzeites
Do. do brown and blue do.
White. scarlet and yellow flapuels
Figured aud plain Canton Grapes, all colors
Super plain black Mandarin do.
Do. vine pattern and embossed black and.c
lored Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chntz Caiicoes
Elegant Gauze Handkerchief, new style
Do 6gured Gros de Naples, do. do.
Rich figured black Satin
Figured Book and Swiss Muslns, large pat
terms
boxes Artificial Flowers,
Wfh general assortment Of
w hite and Colored Homestics,
all Of ,phieh ave oGer al our usual lou rice
for CASH.
Sept al
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JOHN WILLS, C. C.
CoMMIssIoHERs OFFICE,

LynchJnTg, oN January, 1870.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
that have appointed Saturday The 10Th day
of March next, to cary the foregoing order
OF court into effect, on which day they are
required to attend Il, my cliice, IN this town,
with their accounts, vouchers and copies OF
court papers, prepared for examination aud
settlement. JAMES BENAGH, c.
January o. w4Wol
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NicharA POLLARD

WILL continue torransact business in
w Lynchburg as .4UCTTONEER and
GENERAL CO.n.NiS SION MER CHANT -
He will as heretofore attend to the selling and
shipping OF tobacco and other produce, for
planters, country merchants and others
Also to the receiving aud forwarding of goods
Ito IT, purchasing of produce on commits
sion, and To the transaction OF bank business,
MS agent. I'm short, to all business coming
properly within the scope of an Auciionoer
and Commission Merchant. All consignments
that he may be favored with, and all business
that may be entrusted to him, will meet with
due attention His office is in the large brick
house at the junction of first street and fourth
alley, near the Franklin Hotel.
January J, w6w20
u The editors of the Constitutional Wing
are requested to insert the above four weeks,
and forward their account TO this office for
payment.
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Nen boliars A.eNarA.

( UNAWAI from the subscriber, living
a Z. IN Pittsyivana oounty, Virginia, nhon.
day the 2d inst. negro boy named JUkbAA,
OF yellow complexion, o years old, 4 ttt 10
or / inches high, quite smart spoken hoy,
had on when lie lett dome, pair Of b0s
checked pantaoons, Il coarse COTTON shin lad
no hat nor SHOES, no paftIeniar NAH recott
ted. lie was seen ON " ednesdag nighl lls
/ lth inst, at Mr.. Swinrry 5, neal Lyu,hlmg,
aud | do expect lie is lurking about town
Whoever may apprehend the said boy and
deliver hlm 10 ne, OF lodge him in Jail 50 a,
get him again, shall receive the above re
ward
WILLIAM WARE,
August OF VIA
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TRUST SaLE.

sf virtue of deed of trust executed 10
~ he subscribers by Calhoun inge' bearing
daie the 22d day of October, 1923, and OF le.
cord in tue clerks Office OF the county cou'
OF Prince Edward, for certain purposes 'be't,
in mentioned, We shall, on The 10th Gay .,
February next, il fair, il not the nen TAR os'
thereafter, Sundays excepted, expose TO '' i'.
on the premises, to the highest oldoef' ''
cash
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Bedford, December Rules, 1924.
Stephen Martin, Plaintiff.
4pujOsI

Bedford, December Rules, 1924.
Stephen Martin, Plaintiff
Against
Alter Bond and Sdrohbi, rife, Beisey Mnr-
I'm, Thomas Do6yns, Nicholas johnson and
Cathnrine ms riff, FranciS Wills aud Lucy
has UiJe, Daniel Drury and CaMarine has
~le, Witiam WoodfOrd guardian ad Item o.
Griffin Dobyns and Elizabeth DoLyns, children
and heirs Of Griffin Dobyns Jun. deceased,
John Dobyns, Jonah Dobgu', .4bner Dobgas,
and Joseph Dobyns heirs Of Griffin Do6yns sra.
deceased, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants allen bond, and Sarah his
WJe, aud Nicholas johnson aud Cdfhariut hiS
WYe, mol hdring entered their appearance and
giren security occoding to The act Of y1ssen,biy
and The rules Of this Court md it appearing
from satisfactory eri.'nce that they nye not ~
habitaHts Of tbs aate--H is ordered that The
sud defendants do appear here on the first day
| Cfthe merit .ndrch term, and ons~er the plaintiffs
bHt-dnd that oopy ofhis order be forthuih
inserted IN some newspaper printed IN the Torn
Of Lynchburg, for t,C0 months successfully. and
posted nj The front door Of the roluihouse 81 tie
sad toun
A COpy-T es'e
J. STEPTOE, c. B. c.
| December 2f. ,Ear 10
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August 81
kluSL sale of l. ~ i.

AlNSt sale O1 L. ~ ID.
nY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to
~ US, on the 9ih OF Jniy, l8le and record.
ed IN the count OF the county .. Pinsy Iyafa,
we shall Proceedto sell, al pUtic auction iOr
cash, on Friday tho 2e,a .. January, 1875 i
tar, II not the next far d. thereafter, sun
days excepted, Mt Ete -ssalerre OF Charles
Garter, in fIttsylSania c.sa.y. loof
al ract ~ . eHA,
supposed to contain 1000 ar, /. ng in The
Counties of Bedford and i;s,yana 90
Stanton river. The above ,ant J., VA
Bile large proportion being first 1I' To-
baecn land II VIII be laid off ii Iels 70 soli
purchasers. At the tine and r.aee O. SAFE,
the deed OF trust aforesaid will be exhibited,
aud the subscribers will convey orly ihe tIlIs
winch they derive from the said deed wien
Is believed TO be unquestionahle.
CHlSWELL D4BALi,
JESSE BURTON
November %. us 10
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1OWN NOblSSON

INFORMS his friends that he has reno
Il we'd from the house occupied by him nine
or ten years, TO the brick tenement on main
street, next door south of the Franklin Ho-
tel, where he will attend 10 receiving and for.
warding GOODS for country merchants lie
WILL also attend 10 selling for planters their
crops of tobacco, or any part thereof, con
signed to his care His long experience and
knowledge Of this. market (Which he hopes
his friends will communicate 10 those he has
never transacted any business for) VIII entitle
him to a share of the business in his line.
Lynchburg, January %. I'm
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Also, a Negro Woman
Notice.

WILL sell at auction, on Satnrday,, 1o
Il 9Th February, likely, young Mn.
WOMAN, on credit OF 80 days. lne sa,'
will be conducted by John r. ID. "a; ut
Auctioneer. John COUCH, p
Jan. 81. tbs -
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PHYsiC, SURG EKY, DC.

in this place and the surrounding country, ho'
ping, from his long experience in his Proies-
sional duties, 10 meet with portion OF public
patronage, promising strict attention 10 all
patients that may come under his care for
medical aid JOHN l. CABELL.
7. S. We are willing to take in a few young
ladies MS boarders, whose parents wish 10 send
them TO school IN this place, where there Is n
female institution OF hong standing, which
has been well conducted and expect not
inferior 10 any. Another about going into
operation rom the character and qualidca-
tions OF the gentleman who is TO be at the
head oft, we presume il will be equally well
conducted. And the widow of Mr.. Henry
NJ. ris, deed, the late principal in the female
academy OF this place, Is likewise expected TO
open a school Also, we will have employed
a teacher, instruciing our daughters IN the
science of music Any of the young ladies'
boarding with US who would wish TO be ln-
strucied in this science, eau have the use OF
our Piano 10 practice and take lessons on, by
ne wing tho teacher his customary fees for in-
struction Attention will be paid TO their
health, &c. with such instructions as may be
given by therparenis.
The price OF board, &c will be the customa-
ny rates, whicA is 800 per session OF months,
one hall IN advance aud the balance at the
expiration thereof, and for shorter pen 'ods s 10
per month. JOHN ]. CABELL.
December 81. w6w2o
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Office.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscriber by Jacob kraniz and ] no.
krantz, which deed is of record in the clerks
Office OF the county court OF Bedford, bearing
date the 9th day of March, 1921, for purposes
therein expressed, shall, on Friday the Gath
day OF January 1875, proceed TO sell, tor cash,
TO the highest bidder, on the premises,
Il certain Tract OF land,
in the county of Bedford, on the waters of
Goose creek, adjoining the lands OF Anthony
G. TinsIey, Pleasant Murphy aud Others, con
tanning
One Hundred and Forty Acres.
The title is thought 10 be good, but such as
is vested in me will be given, aud none other
BENNET Nj. MURPHY, Trustee.
November 10. wSwl5
W By consent Of parties, the ADORE sale rs
postponed until The 4M day Of February nert,
at uhich time ii WiH certainly take pfaee.
BENNETT NJ. MURPHY.
Jun. 81. u2W p
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70 pl.a.STERS.

HNIE second and third inspectors at
! Planters warehouse having refused to
qualify, there could be no inspection al that
house for the two months past The propri-
etors have the pleasure to announce that Mr.
Robert s Coleman, long known AS an inspec-
tor OF tobacco, has been commissioned by the
Governor, who, with Mr.. Thomas Jones, is
prepared 10 receive aud inspect any tobacco
which may be brought To this place and stor.
ed AT Planters warehouse. The proprietors,
in apology to the public, beg leave TO say that
the circumstances which have occurred were
unavoidable on their part, and could moi be
anticipated or prevented by them. The pre-
sent inspectors, uniting skill and character,
promise To restore the credit of their inspec-
ton, aud TO give general satisfaction to plan
tiers. The old patrons of'the warehouse are
respectfully invited TO call again and once
more try their old place.
January 7 4w20
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pelisse Cloths.

NE have just receiyeda few pieces
w handsome brown and black PELlSSF
CLOTHS, with n few pieces Genilemens'
Cloths, which we will sell unusually low.
MCKEE, ROBINSON Il co.
January -. ts2l
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For Sale,
An excellent Negro Cornenter

I'D me prime OF life. tie is master of his
trade, being veil acquainted with framing,
making sash, pannel doors, &c. Or he would
10 exchanged for crop hand by receiving
me difference. For further information ap.
ply TO me editors Of this paper.
Jan xi- W3w 90
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' mSinia, to Wit !:

Virginia, to wit
la Hatitor County Court, IN Chanc.ry the
cath day Of November, 1924.
Simpson Chesher, plaintiff,
against
DAME Chesher, John Chesher, VIM. Simp-
son and Elizabeth his wife, VIM. Chesher,
VIM. Thomas and Hannah his wife, Hosea
Chosher, John stone and Peggy his wife, E.
Iiiah Noosey and Nancy his wife, Jane
Chesher and Zachius Chesher,
defendants.
The defendants Daniel Cbesher, John Che
sher,N lIllam simpson aud Elizabeth his vile,
William Chesher, William. Thomas and Han
nah hi, wife, Hosea Chesher, John Stone aud
Peggy his wife, Elijah NooS,ey and Nancy
his " lie, and Jas. CbeSher, not havia Z entered
their appearance q given security accordin
to the aCt of assembly and the rules OF this
court and il appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court that the said defendants Daniel Che
Sher, John Chesher, William Simpson and
wife, William Chesher, William Thomas and
VIE, Hosea CheSher, John Stone and wife,
Eillah NooNley and wife, and Jas. Chesher,
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth
on motion OF the plaintiff, by his counsel, II
is ordered, that the said defendants Daniel
and John Chesher, Wm. Simpson and wife,
" M Chesher, VIM. Thomas and wife, Hosea
Chesher, John Stone aud wife, ELIJAH Noos.
ley and wife, and James Chesher, do appear
here ON the fourth Monday in February next,
aud answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in ole
OF the newspapers published in the town of
Lynchburg for eight weeks successfully, and
posted at the front door ofthe court house oft
this county. Copy-Teste.
J. H. BoXLEY, d. C.
December 3. vgwtl7
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Gold Pressed Castor Oil, EPSON
Salts, Calomel, Camphor, &c.
Z
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

.aPoTHEC.aRY AND DRUGGIST,
LAS received, by the latest arrivals
4 irsm flilaieiphia additional supplies oil
genuine MEDICINES, which have been
carefully selected ny an experienced hand
purchased on the most tasorable.terms, war
ranied 10 be OF the 6rst order, aud will be
se,d ms low as they ran be had in Virginia, -
The following embraces part OF his stock
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WIN TER GOODS.

w IN L IL II NoNytJD'
6nuE subscribers are now opening n very
- general assortment OF STAPLE GOODS,
among which are the following;
81 10 aud IA Rose Blankets, low char.
ged,
Superior London Duffe aud Point Blankets,
all sizes,
Eapi Cotton, Of the most approved marks,
Shepherd aud Hoist London superfne Cloths,
equal TO any ever imported)
Do do Cassineres, striped and plain,
4 large assortment Irish Linens,
aud Ga Irish Sheetings, OF approved bleach,
Ele CANT figured Silks 8some entirely new pat
ttsrns,)
Plaid popiins, n handsome article,
Beautiful Circassian Plaids,
GA cnr'hi Calico, new style, and very SUI
peeior
White Ball Fringes, and Toiiett do
Eith-a general assortment of other Goods,
selected reeesty at New York, from the la
test imnortaions from England, France, &c
all OF which they intend to sell at the most
reduced prices for cash
Nek EE, ROBINSON & co.
October % tsl2
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HAS Just received, by the latest arrivals
l. i from New YORK, an extensive
additional Supply Of
Fresh X Genuine Medicines.
This makes bi. assortment general and COM
plete lie warrants bis Medicines 10 be.oi
the purest and best qualities, all which he
assures his friends and the public shalt be sold
as cheap rs any where in this section OF the
country. lie respectfully INVITES physicians
aud country merchants, rs well rs those who
want medicines for their families, 10 call aud
examine both their qualities aud prites, a. he
Is confident they cannot procure them better
and cheaper any where In Virginia The toll
lowing comrese small part OF his hssoH-
meui -
200 bottles American Castor Oil, best quality
900 lbs best Gauber Salts
900 lbs do Epson do
so lbs best English Lump Magnesia
goo lbs best Pearl Ashes
90 lbs do Balsam Copaiya
900 lbs do Cream Tartar
20 lbs best Calcined Magnesia
20 bottles Henry's Calcined do a new and
highly recommended article
90 lbs best English Tartar Emetic
90 lbs do Gum Camphor
loo lbs Aqua Forts, double distilled
800 lbs Oh yilriol, opt,
% lbs Calomel, best
100 lbs Flour Sulphur
900 lbs White Chalk
81 lbs Gum Coral
20 lbs ChnmotnIe Flowers
20 lbs Flake Mamma, best
Prussic Acid Tartafic Acid and Pyroiign. Gus
suIphaie oninine, new and very valuable
article
Croton Oil
Emhiine w" ""A 'o'"'"'e a'"e's9
Iodine
sanfofd's best refined Bark
fulv. Jacobns
James 5 Powders
80 lbs Liquorce
Issue, Corn and Coat pasters
Lees Patent and Family Medicines, all kinds
Churches Cough Drops
Powdered Arrow Root very eleganO
80 lbs Spirits Nilrc opt
20 lbs. Spirits IIarlsborn opt.
Mnriatic Acid opt.
20 bottles Olive Dil opt.
20 lbs Spanish Fes opt.
20 lbs. Sugar Lead opt.
80 5. Gum Arabic, lslI 9ualities)
Oil Cloves
Oil Kos
Oil Rhodi
Oil Cinnamon
Oil Mint
Oil teppcrmint
Oil Ro emsry
o,l Pulegii
Ol "a ina
il Oisanum
oil We mse,d
is enc Lemon, Essence Bergamot, and Fs-
ssnc' Lavender
20 lbs lsflhrd orax
Snufls Of all kinds
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An extensive assortment Of Fancy Soaps
Also, PAIN / BR USHES,
or MI kinds and sizes.
nj king and Sash Tools
Shaw z Brushes and Tooth Brushes
70 lbs Gum Opium, best
Soda Powders
seIdhlz improved Apernnt Powders
lpecac
Antique Oil
Coiogae Waer
YES intnt soap, for taking out grease,
Cuppmg 6 sses
Snell ! Bot =
CarbOnats Il Soda
5 ifer Carbonate uf do.
Saits Of Ia tar
ogwood in sticks
g. un Logwood
Paint oil all kinds. groundin oil and dry
Go Leaf
| Silver do.
Ma BILE nd Composition Morta
Gas fuun S ADD Graduated NJ easures
| Spirits dcIeli
Mu late oil Linn
Plain And ivo y-hea ed Trusses
Surgeons In trunents
Thumb and Sprng Lansetr
! Volatile ats
Rochelle do.
Cheltenh M do.
Pearl Barley
prussinn Blue
indi .
| Superior Claret Wine
Do Old Port do.
find also general assortment Of
! PATENT MEDIClN ES.
January % Is
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VIE Vract Of llaN0,

AhC NV VA hAohN1
wherein the said Iuge now resides, CONTAIN"
ing one hundred acres, be tie same, noIe "
less, lying on the waters OF the soull 'o's ~
APPROXIMATION river, adjoining the Janus :"
Thomas A. Legrand and others. AI'o'
.Vhe Following properl!'
To wit: Three Cows, two Calves, one iea,.
lin, one yoke of Oxen and Ok Cart 4 t" na
3 Beds ard Furniture, one Clock ana . 'rs,
one Saddle and Bride, one Short Gun, tsa
Hogs, three Sheep, the crop of Corn , Muei.
and Tobacco, Household and Kitchen u''
tnre OF every description.
Also, a Negro Woman
10y the name of Ann, and her child Oy W
name of Martha, and the increase thereon !.
The title TO the above lard and proper! ;"
believed to be good, but we shall Only '",
vey such title as is vested in US as trus's'''
and no other.
THOMAS o. PATERSON, lTrustprs.
ALEXANDER PATTESON,1 "a,
January 81, wtds--
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ON HANDKERCHIEF White Lend, Lin.eed
OIL Spirits rurpentne, together with every
other article used in painting, which can be
had al his usual low prices. Jan. 70.