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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-26
S0DD REWARD

ID AN away from me, in Franklin county,
Id Alabama, on the Goth of August, 1924,
negro man, THORNTON by name, sometimes
calls himself Keys, no doubt will assume o.her
names; age about % or 80; quite black ra-
Their lean; about feet 10 inches high; boasts
OF his manhood; has many small scars on his
face like scratches, and some OH his head the
under part of one Of his ears gone, and rather
notched; hard countenance; coalse, strong
voice; pretty large breast, and tapers down;
he says he lived a part Of two years as free
man, near Shawneetown, Illinois, and followed
the dlstiiling business. This time should have
been in or about 1922 or 3.
Any person who will deliver him to me at
home, will receive 100 dollars reward, or $50
to give information so get him. He no doubt
descended the Tennessee river from Torrance,
J. COCKRlL-L.
Oct. 18th, 1850 GIN
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Receiuer's Office, EtfwardsmHe, ,
.Aouember S. 1898.

NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of
~ instructions from the Treasury Depart
ment, that, after the expiration of one month
from this date, no bank.note, OF a less amount
than FIVE dollars, will be received into this Of
fee in payment for Public Land.
JAMES MASON. Recei1er.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-26
LAND OFFICE MONEY.

The Secretary cfthe Treasury has directed, that
bills Of the .foiioving Banks only, shall he re.
ceiped at The Land Office in EkuardSviNe.
Bank of the United States, and its branches
Bank Of Illinois, Shawaneetown,
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city of New-York,
Banks in the city Of Philadelphia,
Banks ofBaltimore, Except the City Bank,)
Banks in the District of Columbia, Except
the Merchants & Franklin Banksof Alexaiidria.S
Banks in Richmond, Va.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-26
.N.ATH.A.V THOMPSON

but he changed at one place on the route in
which he Was pursued. He is about Is years
old, e feet or inches high, we'll built, will
weigh from $50 to 200, rather dark complex
ion, with very gray eyes and black curly hair
stern countenance. His left thumb has
been cut lengthwise from the nail to little
below the JOINT, SO as 10 make the joint next
below the nail, stuff, and the thumb bent lit.
'le-his left fore finger shews that it has been
very much mangled, (he says in cotton gin)
and the end of the middle fingera little injured.
He has very deep scar on his right leg, ex-
tending from near his ANGLE joint about six in
ches upwards, on the outside of his leg. He
has some further marks not wen reccllected.
He was taking much of the Spanish Terrific
ries, as though he intended going there, but it
is supposed ne has no such intention. He is
native OF Kentucky. 1t is rather supposed,
from some circumstances, that he has gone to
The Cherokee Purchase, or perhaps into some
part of Alabama.
The above reward will be given for the
apprehension and confinement Of the thief, SO
that can bring him to justice and hand
some additional reward will be given for the
horse.
JOHN THOMPSON.
Nov, 10Th, 1926.
o. The Editors of the Huntsville Adyo.
cate" and "Arkansas Gazette" are requested
TO insert the above times and forward their
accounts to this office for payment.
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From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, Oct.2
THE WORK Is DONE.

Attwenty minutes past eleven o'clock
this morning, the joyful intelligence was
proclaimed TO our citizens by The roar Of
artillery, that the great, the gigantic work,
OF uniting the upper lakes with the oce an,
was completed, and that exactly an hour
and t7centy minutes before, the first boat
from Erie had entered the canal, and
commenced its voyage TO New York
Tins proud intelligence having been
communicated in the same manner to
Sandy Hook, and notice OF its reception
returned 10 the city, The return saiut.
was commenced al Fort Lafayette, by a
national salute, al % minutes past Gle
ven, and the sounds Of our reloiciugs sen,
roaring and echoing along the mountains,
and among the Highlands, back 10 BLf-
lalo, where it vas doubtless received long
before this paper went to press.
Thus in the short space of eight years,
has mighty work been accomplish d
by New York, unaided and alone, which
will tor ages stand high in rank among
the nations of the World.
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so DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN.

NROM the subscriber living near Edwards
Il vile, ILL., on the night of the Dist Sept. last
deep bay Horse, FIVE feet bign, one or both mind
feet white up TO the fetock, white stripe i'll
ms fore head, about fingers length and width,
six years old last spring, is a work horse-low
carriage but trots rough-had, when stolen,
heavy name and tail.
The subscriber got on the track Of the horse
and thief, and pursued them as far as Henry
county Tennessee, on the Obine river, where
he could get 40 further information. The
thiei's name is
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-11-26

Further particulars of the late devas-
,atlpg fires in New Brunswick, (Novs
Scotia,) have been received by a sir
from the Eas port Sentinel. 1t appears
he number of buildings consumed in
Fredericton was %; and that several
horses and neat cattle were burnt in the
barns. The fires ravaged over a space
OF 100 miles in length and 40 in breadth.
the towns of Newcastle and Doug lass,
were destroyed, and both sides OF the
main river had suffered. In Chatham,
there were supposed to be not less than
400 houseless beings; and not less than
600 in Nelson. In The whole, it is stat
ed that at least 1900 persons are in want
oil shelter and clothing, AT Miramichi,
from the Court House downward for
forty miles, the settlements had been en-.
tirely consumed, including the extensive
stores Of the principal merchants, three
vessels loading in the river, and one up
on the stocks.
Beside the loss of property, we regret
to add, that the account states that many
families persisted, some by resor,ing to
the water TO escape the flames. The
wild beasts from the woods were seen
dead on the shore, and thousands of fish
floating about.
In postscript 10 the slip, j, is added,
"we have the most distressing accounts
from the river Orombucto, 90 St. Johns
riyes, below Frederic kton--aInosl every
thing destroyed for the distance OF eight
miles, and many lives losl."
Some contributions have already been
made to relieve, in some degree, the dis
tress OF The sufferers. In ST. John, 1851.
bad been contributed, and the Governor
had given from the government funds
2ooi. besides 2ok. from his private purse.
1t is to be hoped contributions will be
laken in the United States, for the relief
Of the sufferers by the fires, oil which We
have given but an imperlec, account
The distress of the people who have los
their dwellings,, clothing, and every thing
they possessed, can be conceived by q
humane community, who we have no
doubt will again extend the hand of relie
to their fellow creatures in peishborine
province. Boat. Pat.
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n pursuance of Decree of the Superb
4 or Court of Chsncery for The Lynchburs
District. pronounced the 2l5t day oil May,
ls25. in the case of John \. Anderson, pit. u
gainst Thomas Lain. shall, on Thursday The
18th day OF December, proceed TO SELL Tor
ready money, TO the highest bidder, on The
premises, if lair, if moi, the fr.t fair day, sun
days excepted, certain tract or parcel oil
Land, lying in the county Of Amherst, neor
Bethel, adjoining the lands of John camm,
dec. X. S Ellis and the Bethel tract oil land
GEO. b. NOODSON.
Der wtdsls
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.sXpET'rfNI. IN chang my res'dfhtf
IL t.sn Lynehhurg ~ Tue COURSE '" ~
I.I..1 aaer Tor sale, on The 10Th
lay u netember nefl, - the premises, my
,.i.otnlian an1 tract oi iand, called Postum,
eoniaiptae $50 ACHES, lying abon,
four niles from Lynehfnfg, between Big anu
Little 'rnssnn creeks, ~ Campheu county
ona credit OF one, Two and three years, 10
a,o highest bidder. 4 considerable portion
# this trael Is good Tobacco land. The
olantnlion Is small, containing only about 10
aces. lately cleared which is in good order
f,r a crop the ensuing year--about ten acre
in good condition for tobacco, being fresh
and MANFRED 10 which new land may be
added Tor crop according 10 the force IN
tended 10 be used. The coniigutty Of this
land 10 Interchangeable quantity OF FIRE wood
and timber which j. on II, and the abundant
stream Of water which runs through II, aud q
eanahle of being applied TO any purposes Of
machinery, might mike this lana n valuable
acquisition, independent ol It's value rs iarm,
10 an pefsen having a talent Tor using It's
advantages jndicionsly.
II lie same time and place, ! shall seli to
the hi lesi bidder on - credit OF II months
about 40 NEGROES, mostly men aud
boy. amongst them an excellent carpenter-
hi. ia a select lot of negroes, all OF good
ehnracierz-and being all that have been at
tarbed 10 the plantation, purchasers WI nav
a far opportunity of obtaining The best lie
sale will certainly he made on the day ap,
pointed, or the nen ialr day, The Stock 81
all kinds. Horses. Oxen, cattle, plantation
Utensils. Corn, Oals and Fodder then remain
ing on the place will also be sold onthe same
terms.
The usual bonds with security and deed
81 rust vii he required for the land Bonds
With approved security Tor other subjects
aud cash for small purchases.
WM DANIEL.
Lynchnurg l4ih Nov. 1925
y X, Thr above tract ot land lie, above
'he He.srs AnIhon, =, aud fellow CoS's tract
,r q Possum aud extends up between the
two creeks, bounded On the right by Antho-
nv's lines on the Lutte Postum, aud on The
lett by Co.'s line 10 the old Richmond road,
Il crossed by straight line commencing on
Little Possnm near where pathway, called
IIolconbespath. crosses, running 10 the road
aforesaid about 20o yards above the pathway
aforesaid aud 50 as To include the Same-so
hat any person may view the main body OF
his tract without further guide.
offer iar snle, privately my small farm on
he turnpike road. mud opposite the Gate. ~"
nilss from Lynchbnre containing about 63
ACHES, upon terms 10 sun pn''hhs''-
ash or credit On his place there are :
rood garden, aud orchard-dne springs, and |
,lenty OF wood a. timber Tor the plac"
WIN. DANIEL.
% The Richmond Enquirer is requested
o insert the abovo in his paper until the day T
f sale aud forward his account 10 this Of I
oe Tor payment
The above Sale will be conducted by fohn |
I. d. Payne, Auctioneor' ". ID.
Nov. II. tlbD2I
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NOTICE..

CONE time about The l5th INST. Tho
ma, t.oudrioh left Amherst county Tor
IN. at 81 ono, aud carried w,'h HIN two
ne. bora children Of calonr, one, a boy, ia
enh Peters, about . years old, tbs other 6irl.
iane fetef., or years old.--As t's cared
that ne said Goodrich will attempt =" sen
those two children n slaves, this notice - in
serted 10 caution the public from purchasing.
Il, order of the Board OF Uyerseers OF the
Foo OF Amherst county, -
ISAAC FUCKER.
Nov. ~. VS." ~
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NOTICE.

TIVE Negrors belonging 10 the estate o.. Of
L Anthony Rucker, dee. Will De ohe,ed 10,
hire on the 20 day OF January. lsZo' oe,ore
the door of " alter n. Bosweils Tavern am,
herst Court hsuse At the same time anu
place, the lands directed by the ie''a'or 10
be rented, will be offered for The year io@o'
Those gentlemen who bired negroes ms pre-
sent year, will please to deliver them u l"'
time aud place above mentioned ie''"S
mad, known on the day Of hiring.
JESSE RlCHES0N, Adhr.
Dec ]. M3Wl7 De Dohl5 hoh.
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The capital, Hicsmond, io,b Nov. isis. It,'s
p.Xa.n Drew. Clerk Ct


Peyton Drew, Clerk c..
LANDS IN PENNSYLVA
3tracts on patent 9th Aug. l79e, 10 JOHN
Wells aud Joseph kirkbride, III purchase oil
warrants dated 18Th July lso3, 10 John Phii-
ips. loo "a. 10 Rebecca Phillips, 37g 81, 10
Wm, Gross, 3g2 1872 ~ a res in fomerad
csUntg, Londonderry township, adjoining
lands ofHenry Whstyards, Stuart simpson,
Michael Beeghley, George Shorks, Adam
Brittle. Sarah Potter, Wilson Boyer, Jacob
Counlryman, aud others taxes paid 10 last
year.
tract on patent LIST July. 1874, 10 George
Mead. in pursuance ofw arranis March lIg4,
continuing 100 acres in Citorfeid county on
or near the Sinnemhonng, No. 534lj title
clear and taxes paid TO last year.
Part Of q tract on patent, 10th Aug. l3o2'
10 Matthew Mcdonnell, in pursuance oil a
warrant 2lsI March, 1865, containing FLA
eres - perches, in Cumberland county
Part Of a tract Ia Dduphm county contain
ing | - acres, said to be about II ~ IL miles
from Harrisburg aud ia the neighborhood OF
lands where coal has been lately discovered.
tract in NOrihumJeridBd county, contain
ing is acres, in Potter township, Penn's Val.
ley. on patent lsl July, 1884, 10 Jno Green,
in pursuance OF warrant TO ousannah Col
laday
tracts in SchuyikiH county, containing up
mards 81 1000 acres IN Brunswick and Man
hein townships these land. are said 10 con
tain coal.
Titles TO par, of the lands in Pennsylvania
requiring explanations, the snbscrlhers, anc-
fioneers, are requested to BIZ called on Tor
such explanations
A parli II Of the purchase money 10 be- paid
on delivery Of the deeds, the remainder, on
satisfactory srcuritv, ia one, two, and three
years, with interest
Parties wishing to purchase at private sale,
will apply to the Auctioneers.
T. Il. FREEMAN& son,
Auciioneers.
~ Applications for purchase AT private
snlr NAV bc made to VIM. Kinney, jun Esq.
Stanton, or 10 MIR Thomas May, Richmond,
va. Nov. 3. lwtlJ2i
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For RENT,
Cheap and HeautiHM


Assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, oil
which The following enumeration compu-
ses IN part his assortment.
Superfne London blue aud black Cloths,
do. do. do. de-. Cassi neres
Base, FlanneIs aud twilled Flushing
Marselles and Na"ntla Vestlngs, SUPERIOR
Heavy Swansdown do. do.
Rose and point Blankets (good)
Bomhazetts and Clrcassian Plaids
Brown Hollands and Irish Llnnens
Different qualities of Cassiuetts
Canton Grapes and Mandarin dresses
Italian Satin and Lrvantlne Silks
Grus de Naples AID Grnsdr II do.
Different coils. Satin Trimmings
Silk, Cotton, and wurstcd lluslary
Fancy silk and Beghnrn Bonnets
Cashmere and Norsted Shawls and Hand
kercheIs
Norma and Barage HandkerChiefs
SWISS Muslin Robes and worked Points
London Prints and Printed MusIins, Plaids
Bed Tick superior, and "a to Ga Domes-
tic { oitons
Also good assortment Of
Morocco, Silk, PrunneIla, and Seal Skin
Shoes
Grntlemen's Boots Shoes and Pumps
! Brittle and Hard Ware
did Wines and Liquors
An of which, he offers for sale, on terms
reasonably low, in confirmation of which
he respectfully invites purchasers to give
| him call.
! Nov. 7. tc6w25
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EAAC.AYANS.

Ny SCHOOL will rPcommence on
W Monday the 9th of January, In it are
taught the English and Classical Langna-
gees. TERMS.
English Education, Si5 per session.
Classical do co.
Five or siN Botrders viii be received in
my family, at 500 per term, (ten months
None will be taken for less time than u
session, r. months.) My residence is IN
an agreeable and healthy part Of the town.
PETER G.. NELSON.
Nov. 90. 1881.
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frankiiu natCt

1SRE subscriber "dt 'b"n' nv m ~
Dsxrnhrt nsxi fsn'"'e
Washington, ahtti, hs has n &c i ~.
r,nre han two ,esr. past, T. me , ,,
n,trL tie r.t'',ns 'haob' io'h 1 Pae '0I ~ ~
The patronage hs ma. received dGr'ns h''
r,..,leare At ,he pash'ng''n' ana as n D,
NJ eaa,iane to ,sr his utmost exertioos {"
.a,;.f,.3a. Ia his customer, he soh.
a.. cn,,c.ance Of at the Frankhn--
II,. S,hl. siall dna,s be ~ well furnished
=. "a. aark.ls ell admit.
"a has attentive aud careful Os,lers, anu
.reacellen, Stable. ,ce
a. ROBERT MORRISS.
NV. a.. '''O
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Mar haA's sale.

IN pursuance of a decree Of the Superior
j Coarl af Chanc.ry for the Lvnchburg DIS
tri /, pronounced on the goth day Of May,
1928. IA the case II James lyle, Admr de-
huni. n1n OF James Lyle deed plaintiff, ag'I.
Grnrsr Mason aud hilkins !. Hunt, dctcnd-
nnts; snail, on Tuesday the 27th day OF De-
oeuber next, # fa,r. ii nol, the next lnir day,
sunIses excepted, proceed 10 sell, 'oihc high
est bidder, ior ready none5, by way OF pub
lie auction, on III rem -, CERTAIN
TRA0l Oh PARCEL Of LAND,
IN 'ht proceedings mentioned, lying and be-
Ing in The conntv i Bedford, on the south
side pf Beaver Dan creek, containing one
hundred aud seveni, fye acres, more or less
adininiag the lands Of Payne, Meadows, Pate
aud Lancaster, aud called IN the proceedings
Carriers trtrf.
GEO. b. W0ODSON, NJ. L. u. &C.
Nov. "a tdsl7.
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RY1AND ROBERTS,


a .tsi0 doors beior the Farmers Banks
HAS ron SALE
Prime and inferior West India Sugar
ulieaus Sugar, Molasses
Double refined and common Loaf SusSa
Best Green Office, Rice, Chocolate
Ginger, Pepper, SPICE, Copperas
Gunpow der and Imperial Tea
sherry and Malaga Vine
West India and New England Rum
Freuch Brandy, American GIN
Old and new Whiskry
Tallow and Sperm. Candies
W o." Hats. Cotton Cards
Fun Hats, assorted sizes
Bar Iron, Bstpred aud German Strea
Cut and Wrought Nails, Hoop Iron
karthenware aud Hardware, assorted
Mems fine and coarse Shoes
Ladirs' Morocco and Leather Shoes
Writing aud Wrapping Paper
Playing Cards
Domestic Cotton Sherllne & sbirtias,
Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers
German and British Osnaburgs
Country made Tow Cloth
Napt Cotlons, Rose Blankets
Bees Liverpool filled sack Sab
Mackarel and Shad
Bacon, Butter, Cheese,
Aud various other ariicles-ai Of which
he will sell low for cash. or exchange ioF
Bar Iron, Bacon, Flour, Whiskey Drand~
sc. at thu market p,lce.
November 8. W6w
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.NOTNtE

A LII persons having claims against the
~ estate of John Lynch, Senr dec. are
hereby holided 10 present them without do
hy, property authenticated, 50 that arrange
msnls may br made TOR their adjustment
All persons in iebled 10 the said estate, are
requested to come forward and make pay.
ment, as longer inaalgeuee will not be gwen
SAMI. BRANsFOkD, 5crS.
ind .ldnlr. DE- bonis non n The eetais "
JoHR LYFCH, Nenr
Nov %. wlw3O
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

'1>tlE Subscriber will in future, attend to
the selling and shipping Tobacco on
Commission and promises his friends and
the public in general, who may favour him
with their patronage, that every exertion
shall be used TO promote their best interest.
His Once will he kept nj the store of Mr.. +.
r Bowen, few doors shove the Virginia
Bank, where he may be generally found.
u. SAUNDERS, Jr.
Nov. 81. t,oy
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NaViA * Nubert Kyie,

Navia * Nubert Kyte,
Are nov openlng an extensive assortment of
FAIL Il WIN 2 Ets GOODS,
vh,cn they offer for sale AT unusually 'ow
prices, consisting IN part ol the following ar
ticiss. ~
Snprriue cloths, blue, blaok a. fancy colours
Medlun aud coarse cloths, assorted colours
Superfue aud common cassmcreS
Fine aud common easslneils
Llnsey, forest cloths and plaids
Borking aud green baze
Ci,.t,sinn and Imialn plRids
r.. .oint aud dahl blankets
Cur,,ltlg and hearth RUS
Al 500, bleaebed Irish lnens
Coutr> linens, Barlap, Scotch and German
psuahures
"a AMI ! plaias aud checks
B4ul.up.nnH Manchester cords
Iurps 9,rs aud edgings
Pa..uf do do
Tortoise .lel tuck side. aud neck combs
L,l.u canbrcks, aud cambrck haudkerch(.,
SILK, cotton aud wursied hose
BomDazetls PLAN aud fg'd, assorted colours
Rich b. i I,rns DE Maple silks
Blsch mode Florence AT Italian lu'estring
Whit, black aud fancy cold satins, plain and
figured
A large aud handsome assortment ofcalicoes
Rick fg'd ribbond,. assorted
Artificial flowers and wrralhs
Bomhaziues, Caspian aud GreGian stripes
From 3 Ia Il domestic cotton cloth
Bed tirkings sorted
Umbrellas, ELK aud cotton
White red mud yellow lannels
Double mill i drah cloths
Pn>he,, black, blue mud fancy colors
Bubinclt and lace wells
rig'd and plain swiss muslin.
d. do book do
~ auds6-l plain aud hg'l Jaconctt muslins
~ and i'll fne and common cNmhricks
Towel and table d'sper-, rich figures
Meriuo aud cas'er, shawlt aud scarts
Sjlk aud velvaieen dress shnwls
Anker hnltine cloths, from No, | too
css'er aud merino points
Black sik lace, wide and narrow
peiis-c cloths, assorted colours
Neu's coarse shoes
Ladir@ leather. morocco aud prunela shoes
Canbet and plaid cloaks
NSO
An eNtensive assortment Of
Hardrcare, Groceries y Queens1odre,
Dee. /. tsF2
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LOTS.

at public action on the oath day OF Decemhs'
neAt, to the highest bidder.
This site is supposed TO he the highest Poud
thai the Roanoke can he made a,igablr 10,
and 1t i presumed that the navigation viii he
completed in a few years. There has beens
MILL Tor FLOUR erected on the ground
also, fine SAN MILL, which have cost q
bout $1,000. The situation is fine one Tor
Mechanics OF all descriptions few slot'
would also do.well. II is on the mnin road
leading from Lynchburg aud Baltimore 10
Nashville, aud would be an eXcclIcnl stand
for TAVERN, &c. Bargains may he ha1.
and the public are invited TO attend, il wsy
wish TO vest their money 10 advantage,
JOHN TAYLOR
For the heirs, sc. of WiIlism Taylor, DEF"
Oct &. wtd'9
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will be made in the best manner, al the SHORT
est notice, and on the most moderate isrms.
Either Mr. Charles A. Simms or myself Will
n all times he found at my Cabinet Nare
Room. Mr.. S. is fully authorized 10 make
contracts and close the same.
All those TO whom am indebted are re.
qaested 10 come forward, that arrangements
may be made to discharge the same--And all
who are indebted TO me are earnestly request
ed to come forward aud close the same, either
By bond or cash. or they can receive reasona-
Bile time, il they will give good security. !
want my old books settled up.
have now ON hand, first rite materials,
and expect in short time TO receive further
supply and likeW iae the newest fashions.
JAMES FRAZER Cheap Square.
FOR SALE AS AEoyE, TWO
Good and SplendlI Sideboards,
Al reductc prices.
July %. is49
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CoPARTNERsHIp.
.MarShal's sale

IN pursuance of degree OF the Superior
I Court of Chancery Tor the Lynchbulg Dis
triet, pronounced on the 18th day OF May,
1920, in the case of William Gnnson, plaiu-
till, against james Wills aud Walker Dejour-
nett, delendants--I shall, on Friday, III. 23d
day of December next, Il air, if not the next
fair day, Sunday, excepted, proceed TO sell,
10 the highe bidder, 10y way oi public auc-
lion III rredy mouey, Oh lhe premise, ac"r
tain TRACT or r ANCE1, oil LAND
in the proceedings mentioned, lying aud be-
ing N the county Of Halifax, on the main
road leading from Pannil's ferry In Haitian
court house, containing one hundred and
eight acres, more or less, and joining the
lnnds of Herbert Nunnely and others.
GEO. L, WOODSON, N. |. d. Ct.
Nov. - ldsl7