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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26
lat,s of t3le WMfteu states.
Ill.,
EEAsHs,IS sSSUD
IV1
BIZ .4UTHORITY.--No. So.

AN ACT TO authorize subscription for stock, on the part
of the United Staes in the Louisville and Portland ga.
nal Company
Be enacted 6v the Senate and House IF Representatives 81
ne Ted States Of .qnerlo Congress assembled Iha
The Secretary of tie Treasury be- lie her, by Is autho-
rzed and directed subscribe tor purchase, IN he
name and for The Of The United States. not exceeding
one thousand shares, of the capital stock of the Louisville
and Portland Canal Co parry, and pay for the same
such tnes aud in such pr portions may be required of
and pad b. Yer st ckh ders Of said company out OF any
money in the Treasury t otherwise appropriated: PTo-
pded said shares be procured for sum not exceed.
ing one hundred dollars each
Sec And Be further enacted, That the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall fer the President and Directors o.
said Company according to such number OF shares AVID
shall receive upon the said stock, the proportion O me
.nls which SHALL from time to time, be due 10 the United
States, for the shares aforesaid
Sec. g. md be further enacted, That this act shall not
70 into effect until more competent engineer or en-
yneers the of the United States shall examine
he ground which said canal is proposed to be construct
cd and make report in writing to ME Secretary " war
that in his opinion, the plan upon which the canal IS TO be
constructed is practicable, and that the sum hereby auho
sized to be vested in the subscription purchase OF stock
viii be sufficient, together with the Sums already paid or
be paid upon The stock subscribed for, and owned BY
individuals TO complete the canal, accnrdns to SAID plan
Sec. A. lind be IL further enacted That for the purpose
Of carrying into effect The provisions of this act he sum OF
hundred thousand dollars shall he, and the same is
hereby, appropriated be paid of any money in the
Treasury of the United States oherase approp lated
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the Rous. OF Representa- ives.
JodN C CALHOUN,
Vice President of The United States, and
Fl esdent Of the Senate.
Aprnovsn--May 10, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Postscript to the Boston Courier.

The British barque Arcadia, arrived here last
evening in 81 days from Bristol, England The
captain brought the London Traveller of April Is
and some other papers. The folio wing extract
from the Traveller copied from Mr.. TopliF's
B ,ok at Merchants Hail.
The din of warlike preparation sounds in the
North; all the accounts to day wear hostile as
pect. The Gar seems resolved On war and is ar
aging his immense strength, naval and military
for the assault o! the empire OF he Ottoman. Ad
mi'ai Grtig, who commands in chief the fleets of
Russia, has been ordered TO ST. Petersburg to re
port the condition OF the naval forces and prepare
tor hnstilnies IN the Black Sea The armies oil
"a ken aud WitlgensleIn in Bessarabia, are said
also TO be IN motion. The Russian hordes are
concentrating tor the march, and taking up ad
van, ed POSITIONS IN front of the Pu,h The Duke
p wellington is said to have urged every argu
'neu' aHai"ss this tremendous war, but in vain No
'hPiamacy could avert the storm, which seems
eaoy 70 burst on Eastern Europe in unmltigated
fury"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-26

Runa'cdy Subscribers. -We are inclined TO be
lieve that proprietors Of newspapers would do ser
vice to the community by publishing the names OF
such mean spirited men subscribe for papers, and
alter receiving them one two three years, as the
case may be, change their residence by running
away, or otherwise leaving the printer unpaid, the
paper still going, and the Postmaster TO inform
that the subscriber had made off, bag or baggage.
All Hagrant cases at least, should be published
Anson Gibbs, received the Statesman al Ovid
Seneca county, to the amount of IL "a, and went off
without paying for it. This is the only reco,nne,-
dat.on We can give him to the confidence Of others
". Il, Statesman
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AN ACT TO authorize subscription for stock, on the part
Of the United Staes, in the Louisville and Portland ga
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-05
NO1IEE.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
- 10 rs. by james Wade. dated tho first
day ot March. lsl7, y duty recorded in the
Hnsi'ngs Court onice ot Lynchburg. for the
purpose Of securing debt due Jnmes Ora
ham, we will proceed 10 sell, on Thursday,
the 26ih instant, 10th. highest bidder, for rem
dy nancy, on the prem'.rs is lect oi gronnd,
on ID street, run,ng hack l32 te-rt
The subscribers will convey such title only
as Is vested ~ them by said Deed. Sale TO he
conducted by John H. u Payne, nnci,ou-er.
H. ID. MuRREtI. Trustees,
JOAN u. MuhkELL,
Jannaryi wds23
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lie opposition, N 49, =
G.raIias. vino, y -
,bst voted aea'o. 49,
r,,ion, IS ais"
Dsparture Of IL. -
e,.,,s-The ednoI ''.4
e'a't's,dueted with g. - "a i'r''''s.
n', land. his copied a.'1s al
IN ph;,gton on Tins oeeasia" september
WASH" "cnronpan,ing them "'s a.e-e re
last 1--WE this day g"c u aar re defs
mar f,,e most interesting seeaes Which
ON ON he laid before the hum @ad--!he
can =, and farewell Addfess al tse
dfpa ',., republic the world eve san -
...,.ran Hero. whose s"'rd "aS oas
p e.L. srst in the field ID ass"rt her free.
o. =" The address Of Nr. ADAMS Is a chaste
oo oa beautiful composition tflonpi4n,
a"u ,;,nl,,iaa Of the glories Of liseli y--aad
fs'ar IL, of the old soldier is eharscteri.
''1 =, i, the IRE of ouih aud wisdom 81
H'a ~ aos Thr Irishmun feels 40 sinai
o o,a.. M in hring tbe hfst J"Aroal to CIV
i M immortal productions To the people
nfifeil'i.
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DAVID II AOBEKT AvLu

in addition 10 hclr yJOrme, stock, hare just
ut'psd the Joilouing articles;
Carp.t,ng., rich aud handsome figures
Grape Lace, assorted coi"fs
Black aud shaded silks, rich figures
Baruche, n-~ aud beautiful article
Figured and shaded ribbons, sup.riu< siyia
White saiins, PLAIN and figured
Long and short white Md gloves
Rich figured bombaz.iirs, assorted coiurs
Bvbin.t Lsrrs, assorted
q eases grass bleach lrlsh linen, Superior
quality
10 casrs elastic water proof Hats
A Few pieces superior Cireassi~n plaids.
D.crmbrr 10. -
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saggnst that tlirir Object might probably
hs aiiaInrd by ihr enactment nf n law an
thofls'ng The byuehhtg aud Salem turn
.nk" compans Ia ext. ,d an arm Of their
mad from snme suitable i,oitf brinw the
fist tote gair. H. ia" most suitable point an
Gock "r "est street m The town of L,neh-
hprg l. la thu event af ,ir refusing IL d.,
II, suthorising thnse persons who may va
lnniary subscribe towards the making ol
snrh road, or n malarit, at them. To appoini
commissioners H. locatrit. s. contract for ".
construction and giving to sueh commits
SINNERS all III. p"N-rs aud privileges usu.
ally granted totnrup,k. companies. except
the power In collect toll. aud special,
an,horlsing them a. enter upon and appro-
pirate such unln proved lots aud parts of
lots In town as il may be necessary for
sorh road Ia traverse.
Your petitioners, therefore, pray your
honorohle body topass 4 law granting tn.
above powers, or surh Others rs To your
honorable body may seem most iii and
your petitioners viii pray, &c.
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GROCERIES.

ITTL .TbseflLrfs hHtf, nnd MI krrp nm
danily on hand, n general assortment OF Grs.
eerirs. Among which ARE
First rate old Liquors,
Wines, Tens sc. &e.
They have on Consignment,
90 bis. 1witto and Barurtt's Beer,
Oh hssh. fresh moublain Glover seed,
2oo bis Flour,
lo hhds. MoIassce
pipes freuch Brandy,
| do. old Holland Gin,
ticrces old Apple Brandy,
D hls. Bhne's country elm, yenrs old,
All of which they will sell low In cash or
country produce. lh.- viii aIsn receive on
storage, aud sell on commission amy country
produce whrh mny be consigned /" them.
SAMUEL LANCAoI ~. CO.
Jan. r. al23
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LyHcHBuRo, CoMMissioSrR's OrrIcE,
July u, 1920.
THE parties nFmrd in the foregoing order
will TAXI notice, thai On the 28ih Feb. 1870,
at O'clock in the morning., shall proceed
IN tnkr the account directed at which lime
they are requested to attend
SAML. ANTHONY, e.
Jan. g. w4w2d
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,NN'EIt'E-

DY VIRTUE ofiv Deeds Of Trnst.
Asexeonted by Ezekiel Eas,, to the suhscri-
hers, for purposes therein mentioned which
Deeds are duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee in the County of rnsvlVnnia, we shall
on Saturday the 2lsi day of January 1926,
proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder on the
premises for cash the tract Of band whercou
the saId Fact NOW lives. adj lining The lands
Of John Brown, John Hunt. aud Others and
containing by estimation TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY g. acres. We shnl convey to
the purchaser such title rs is vested IN us, as
trustees, and no other.
WM. SMITH, Trustees.
JOHN HUNT,
january woUs23
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NNIiNiE

WILL be sold. on Friday week 18th
w inst. nj the Int residence of Mr. S.
Bailey, decreased, oil the estnle Of the snid Ba
ley, Consisting Of his pock Of goods, house
hold and kitchen furniture, &c.-fnr nil sums
under go cash VIII bereauirrd--lor all sum
over ten and under $50 siA month, credit will
be gven--for all sums over $50 twelve
months credit--ihe purchaser giving bond
with approved security
MARTHA BAILEY, Admx
ofguceni s Bailey, dec.
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rrIIE subscriber having 'aAen his bro
Their. THOS, {. LANCASTER. IN
partnership, the business in future will /.
conducted under the firm ol Saninel Lanes.
Ter a ca. All persons indebted io him. -,
requested Ia make immediate pa, mem
tl,ese having claims, will please present lh.n
tprthw iih. SAML LANCASTER
jan g.
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The words NOT 10 shy tbs i'yadicc" were
in the pct'tion when II wa. first circulated for
signatures but, IL having been suggested by
some otthe signer' that they were perhaps
zoo strong, they were erased.
'"Unpopufar" was the word originally
used, but il was altered to" ie.s popular"
for the reason assigned in tho preceding
note.
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NlKGiNIA--.h Superior Court Of
Ganetey, hoidtn NJ The torn u Lynch
bury, on the 2oih day Of october, ls2I.
jane l.. Crotitt and James T.. B,OTH, Err's
OF EobsH Crochet decd Pms
against
Benjamin Perkins, John Moor, Ianfs ".
! DibreH, Thomas W10ft john y hose, ihomas
.noor,, Jr aud Richard Ptrkius d,fa.
by consent ~ He parties, bV htir counsel
N, court doh ord'r thai one ~ as r0mmissi0n-
ers do tdkt an account 81 he trust Jutd IN The
bill mentioned. aud u me application Of ht
sams by The TruHets ~ afro an acroHni be
teseu me defendants John Moore aud 7hos,as
Moore, and rtporf Mt same 10 me court nih
any maiitfs specidiig ini,d ought porii"tni
BY himself or required by N, parties 10 be so
suied, aud by hks touunt ms ordsr - 10 De
m'thom pr'Jndics 10 ht fighb oJthe dcitndanis
or t,ihcr otMem ~ rotaiion 10 any othtr point
infoired ~ This cansr.
.ind al II Snptrior Court Of Cbanrery. hoi-
den al ne fomn " Lynchdnrg, the l;m day u
October. 1870.
On The o,oi,O, ofhf plniUtiGs, by coyn@i, 4
for reasons appearing, ne cgari doth Ordtt
-hoorr h. the TrHa,ts Of he dttrpdant Btu.
Jam,H Petiins, do deiirer The book, "a Their
posession, bsionging 10 The sdm h'tcndnni
Bnjdmine Ptrkns. 70 the Copln,isnoncr, .Oho
may fnks hs account dirtri,d bp me ordtf
mddf IN ms cnHse on hr treHty aIh day of
Ociobsy last 80 Hs 10 cnabic NE sad C0mHiis-
sinner IN perform The sad ordtr.
Copies Itaf
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Not ice.

1 IL persons indebted to the estate of
"A Vincent s. Bailey, dee. are requested
10 come forward aud make payment, aud NIL
those to whom the estate may he indebted,
ARE requested 10 bring their accounts forw ard
/ have appointed Henry + Beaumont my
attorney in fact, who is authorized 10 transact
all the business at the estate
MARTHA J. BAILEY, Adm'x.
oil Vincent S. Bailey, dee.
Jan 8. tctds23
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fOstp0neMent
EDUCATION.

II
j NJ. CAMPBELL, respectfully inform
the citizens Of Lynchbnrg, that they will
open school in this place, on Monday, the
2nd of January. in which will b. taught
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithme-
tic, E. Grammer, geography, Encid's E!e-
ments, and other branches of the Malhe
MATES usually taught in schools, the Latin,
Greek and French languages. Terms. for
the Latin. Greek and French, SlS per
session of months, Geography, f.. Gram
mrr, Arithmetic, Enclid's Elements, &c.
Si4. Writing, Reading, and Orthosraphy,
SI2. Beginners So. All those who may
b- disposed to patronise this school, may
rest assured that due attention will be paid
to their interest
Satisfactory testimonials respecting the
qualifications e.c of each can br exhibited.
Their school will he kept in room IN tue
honse of Mrs. Richardson, on oh street, Tor
rnery occupied by Mr.. Ball
Dee. 40. tl2t
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t. 'h'rh be might
NV continued Il 7t''''' - 'h'rh "a'lJ
'...' '.ias e''" WIN. '''szss-lns, by hae-
5lus
.-oas..
llrzia.e ra-Ieiaf4-r-f.ast re.k a..
eopi,.d . e.,...4.na l...a. Ia. u,....,
rs.......-.- >''''"''
'..' ""r read'r'
ah ne iha'ra''ans II SA'f 81 . short session
ii this b dy Bat, the Rehrond Wing
Lane. .f..s.a4,,,..r ..s,-,.,.,.. T......,.......l,
,..,a
""Jo''" W.
...' saf ~ 't ai58f"' ne people can
add o8.hi 10 remedy tins evil nv In.
.,..u.ar5 ff...,...zis..,. 49, ,,....,l
p, Up v"
'''.'~ ..1'.''' ~ t'1 ''ose o' Delegates
ana reduce that nnNirids body To some
800. 5000, IN. r
w. ''' Wv
4ata'' "hdin W. Shoa SESSIONS, "no
'1o7fa sfaeI 20 ~ thr polls next spring,
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CUMNUSIrArrn.


DIED. On the 9th ult. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH HATCHER. consort Of Mr.. Hen
~ Hatcher Of Bedford, in the 3ist year al
her age. She had heen indlsposed for Sc
s.ral weeks. but had heen So far recover
I'd rs To dispense with the services of her
attending physician. aud At the very mo-
mint when her hopes we're ripcned into
confidence of recovery, she WAS snatched
from time To an awful eternity by spas
mode Affection. Mrs. Hatcher possessed
10 an eminent degree al those amiahlr quail
ltles which strengthen the ties Of friend
ship, and render the parting pang more
paiaful 10 her surviving relations & friends,
who are c,n,solrd b, the rrneetiun that her
mistaken faith in the merits If crucifed
R-de.m.r triu'rphcd even in the hour OF
death, aud that their loss is he, gain.
-, IA f." days ago. at the residence
other laughter, IN this place. Mrs. PAT
SEY JONES, aged 80 years leaving "A nu-
1,pr ans gnpnnxinn In Il. ,lnru i,,r insz
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u The POs1 OFFICE is closed on Sun,
days from y o'clock, A. NJ. till after the nrr,s
val oil the Western Mail
JOHN d. MURRELL, r. NJ
Jnnuary 8. II
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u the Editors oTMe Tirginian.

As there appears to be considerable mis-
Understanding, tnot to say misrepresenta-
toni Of lh- contents of a petition now be.
lore the Legislature, for Ieaye.to make an
arm of the Lyncbburg aud Salem Turnpike
rsad, in the upper end of town, you will
confer favor by publishing the annexed
copy, verbqa'm, If that petition.
the Writer Of the Petition.
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jan !

" IRGlNiA-Ata superior Count Of
Chuncrfy holdsn IN the town OF Lynch.
burg the I2lh May, 1926.
Lynch billiard. Pit
against
Ohm Lynch, ex'or Of Heary Ward who
was one oi the administrators with the Mill
annexed OF John Ward, ,enr. deed John
Ward and Robert A. Ward surviving admins
tlators with the Will annexed oi iii. said John
Ward, 'eur decd Ralph Smith mud William
siemoe, rleentors oil iienry G Galloway, de-
ceased, Benjamin Dilard, administrators of
Ann DiIIa,i dee, Samuel smith. John Smith,
William " smith, Ralph Smith, Elizabeth
LeltmIch, Rifhard Jones, Alexander Lett.
vic Snd Snly his wile, Pauina { Smith,
Ann Is. Smith, J"hn billiard 1homns u Da.
Wis and Ann &. Davi. aud John {. Dnvi, in
lants, ny Commissioner Bensgh specially ns.
signed Their guardian, Dfts.
This Cnuse came on this day To bs heard on
the bill, answers Of Nil the defendants except
William Steptpe mud John billiard, exhibits H.
examinations OF witnesses, aud rs 10 the said
deten'bnts William Stepioe md john Dllla,d
upon the deereal orders entered nj rule III
the month of January and March one thou
sand eight hundred aud twenty one, which
appear Ia have been duly served, aud argued
BY council On consideration whereof the
court doth order, that one offs comm issioners
do tnke account oi The administration ol the
rsinte Of the said John Ward, sent dec. aud
make report thereof IN the ronu with ANY
matters specially stated, thought pertinent
hy himselto required by the pnrlies To be ST.
stated. Copy TeIe,
JOHN WILLS, G. c. C. L. d.
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m Lgcnhbarg, IA.
A.
Thomas D. AcTee
1ba,na Aiht,dys
Jauies {. Anthony
john Arnold
Alexander Brilglnnd q
Samuel Burch
Lewis n. lIo mel q
John liniiict
Be0rg, 10, n
Mrs. John He'll
" Il,an B,uuiI III
tnpi william barnet
"a. ililanih Bnrtun
Samuel g BraWley
William Booth
Jonathan lia ley
lun,'a Btnsgh Z
WILSON bra ,h
&.
James ID. Couch
I holnas Crew z
Nj" ally Campbell
Joshua IN 2
Mis- Stella Gales
Dr. lohn J.. I obhs
fharl, obbs
y. III. Cab"ll
.;uDpi, raft
Allen Cns" 2
Eliza Ann urd
a. y. { hnpin 4
Alexander NJ. Clayton
Lieu. J.. y. Carer
le, l. Chanesr, Court.
ID.
selson &. Dawson Q
''roi r. fJa)
Miss Maria Dudley
Mis- Ann Dudley
l.. H. pun 4
William Duncan
T..
=. Ech, Is 2
william Eubnnk
J..
Dr.. y. ". FlOJ d
Jacob ltnllr
benjamin In MR.
pct'f tmHcJ
Benjamin Fnriss
q.
Peter g. Conner
John u GoodNin. jr.
G-WEe ". tTerurj
Robert tinggins
MIS-, Sarah Y. Green
Lewis X. 6rig,by
l'nitcson Giliiarn
John " bodfrr
Frances t,updWiu
Wilham Green
D..
.i0hn iiorner
" Illiam ID. Hill
" Hasiings
Mrs NJ. ". i,igginbo,han
William N. Hill
George liollos ny
Iact b h. Hancock
Nancy balltwood
Dr. ! honln, Humphrevs
I.
Samuel Irvine
Mrs. Alllietnt Iuhn.t n
Mrs. Nancy .lohibun
Alexander irvine
James ing'ls,
Seth =. jones
Thomas L. Jones
.lhiaes Jones
! homas johnson
Chapman johnson 2
! Jpbn swine
Ednund Irvine
G.. johnson
X.
! NJ. EI,1ai,.tt ru..ks
| Archibald Lewis
Mary Lynch
| &c
J JANUARY =.
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JOHN " MS, G. e.

Commi"iontr's 0Uce, LynehL",gt
JOih AOr. 1925 !
The pPrties IN His ennn, teW take n0iice,
TINT fhart appoinicd Hnr"iag, ht siritenfh
day NJ february, neri, 10 sarrg ht Iortgoing
order' Of coort into ,U,eh On uhirh day, NJ
The hor Of nips o'ciock IN The morning, hsy
arr r'Y'nredto nfhnd al my olfcs IN ms ioao /,
s'ih the booh, drecttd 10 b, dtiusred IN tht
tns oodct, aud wM Meir accounts, ro0ehtts
anu conn" ~ eo"H Papcr prePandJo tIam'.
nation and settlement
JAMES BEN.1GH. e.
jan 1 ulml3
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DY virtue Of deed of trust executed To
ID the subscriber by George p. Richardson
aud Ann his wife, for certain purposes there
in expressed, will bs sold, n public auction,
for cash, before the door of The Franklin Ito.
tel, in the town of Lynchhurg, on Thnrsday
the Doth day OF the present. mouth, (lnnnarv,)
if fair. if not, the next fair day thereafter,
Two Lots Of Ground on Federal Hill, in
Lynchburg, - joining the residence Of Thos
A Holcombe, Esq. The subscriber acting as
trustee will only convey such title rs is vest
ed in him by the said trust deed, but he be-
lieve. the title TO he good
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Jan g. 3w23
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Winter Cloathing.

WE hare Just opened, a large and pni.
w unbis stock Of ready mnde Cionhing oj
ersrg description, and ntmfst Cushions. among
gbich are
Gro g,ntismen'S Cionks,
3oo henry great Coats.
AZ Of mhich tee nil sell iOS.r Than erer of
fred ia MiS market.
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.,
jan. D. 8t23 Main Street.
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Notice to Mc Etockhol3ers orfhe Lynchbnrg 4.
Saicm Turnpike Company.
A r meeting of the President and hi.
N rectors of the Lynchburg and Salem
Turnpike Company, al Lynchburg, the 18th
Nov. 1925
Ordertd, That the Stock of delinquent
Stockholders, will be SOLID Mt public auction,
before the door of the Franklin Hotel, in the
town of Lynchbnrg, on Friday the Goth Of
next month, (Deecmber)
BY order OF the board,
JOHN NJ. GORDON, OK.
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NOVICE.

IN consequence of an error in the adrer-
j tisement for the sale of the Stock of the
delinquent Stockholders, of the Lynchburg
and salem Turnpike Company, the sale did
not take place on the 23d of last month, but
will certainly be sold on Saturday the 4lh
day Of NEXT month OFebrnary) before the
door OF the Franklin Hotel, in thr town Of
Lynchbnrg. JOHN NJ. GORDON, OK.
Jan. D. tds23
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Trust Sale uf SA.NNES

10y virtue of deed Of trust rxrcnied To
- the subscriber and Albon McDannl, by
Ambrose Rucker, dated nth June 1924,
and duly ofrccord IN the clerks office uf
the County Court Of Amherst, for purpo--
es in said deed expressed, will be exposed
Ia sal. before tho door Of the Franklin Iio-
tel. III the t"wn If LynchbuIG, to til. high
est bidder for cash. -" Saturday, the 28Ih
"f th. p'esrnt month, the following ,alua-
bile SLAVES: NJ. Caleb and Nancy aud
six children, with their increase. Such IL
ia. AS IL vested in the trustees will br given
aud none other, although il is deemed I'M
questionable. ADRIAN II. NORTH,
.9eting Trustee.
Jan. g. w4w23
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-05
NA,'Ci(,E.

tlY virtue ola deed Of trust executed
~ 10 the suhScrhcrs by irurs Bell Tor Ger
tain purposes therein mentioned, aud record.
ed in the clerks Office oI The county court of
amherst, We shall proceed IN sell by way of
publ; auction. for cash, on Tuesday the 7th
day ~ February neat, nj the residence of the
said Drpry Bell, in the conn,y at Amherst,
Eight Valuable Negroes, Ia vii Bri,tcr, Jim,
C.rolne, Edmund, Sophia. Marin. noderick
aud DaYs. Also severai h.nd of horses, cat
tie aud hogs, two yoke Of oven, srvernl fea'h-
er beds aud furniture, household furniture
"nmrd in sad deed, one wagon, one horse
rart, plantation uten H., four saddles and hr-
dleS--or so much ot said property rs will he
sufficient to satisfy the purposes Of snid deed.
Acting ~ trustees We wiil convey such tile
only AS is vested in ms.
SAMUEL HAM M,
MARTIN " DAVENPORT,
Jan. 3. tdsog lrusiees..