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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01

DY virtue ola deed of trust executed by
, Jacob Jordan and wife to the sub
scrlber. bearing dated the twentieth OF
Arril, 1926, aud ofrecord in the Husring s
court office of Lyuchburg, shall proceed
10 sell, by way ofpnbhc auction, for cash,
on Friday the 10Th day of May, 1926, I'll
fair, ifnot the next fair day thereafter Sun
days excepted on the premises, part o
Let No, Gil, in the town of Lynchburg,
and containing ii feet ON 9TH street, by 15Z
feet hack. The undersigned will convey
such title only as is vested IN him by SAID
deed. JOHN THURMON,
April 81 tds28 Trustee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01
Jan =

WAS committed On the first day of DC
w tob,r last 10 the jail of Charlotte
county AS a runaway, negro man who
calls himself Dvy smifh, and says that
h" is Blacksmith by tad, and belongs
to MaiofJoncs of Alabama, aud that he
bougb, him of VIM, Sbanks of The town of
Petersburg, Va. lie is yellow slender
made man, about fifty years old, has i
wen on the right side of his neck, and A.
hout FIVE feet eleven ioches in height The
owner is requested to comply with the
law and take hlm away, or he will be
dealt with as the law directs.
WIN. SMITH, jalor, c. c.
Feb. %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01

u RUST SALE-By virtue OF deco ~ u,
4 trust, to the subscribers, executed ~ =.
Freedman More, bearing date the lo'h pa' 81.
April, 1925, and OF record in the c'e'" -
fee oflhe county court of Campbell and 10 10
the purposes therein mentioned,Te snaI b u, an
coed to SELL at public auction, for cash d., ge
the 9th day Of May next, II tar, Il ho oa,,a51
next fair day thereafter, Sundays eAcei. ',a
in front OF the Franklin Hotel, in 'oe UT ~,
OF Lynchburg, the following property, 10 >, w. d!
A Tract of Land, lying in the c 20. rSee.,
and Containing, according to said deed ~ y
Acres and the following saves, to WI Ri.
Frank, Sally, Hannah, Ann. sindy ana 1, nj h
ly, together with their Increase or 80 car.
thereof as may be necessary, in order 10 % sai
ry into efec, the provisions coniai"ea =, 5g
deed The title to said property IS D "'i an.
10 be good, but acting as trustees we we SUM- h% .s
~ convey such title as Is IN us Ne''eu y
deed. q W. NELSON, ~-,.,r
DAVIDSON BKADf I =,
Anril %. ir>ts37
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01

10y virtue of deed Of trust, executed
eby Cornelius Pearce to James /. Wright
and the subscriber dated on the 10th day OF
February, l6l7, and recorded in the Corpora
ton court of Iynchbu1g, on the 10th April,
1917, 10 secure the payment of certain sums
OF money due 10 George Whitoeke, therein
mentioned J, as surviving trustee shall pro-
reed to sell, by way of public auction on the
premises, for cash, ON Tuesday the 10th May
neN, one Half Aele of Ground situated and
being in the town of Lynchburg, beginning at
the junction OF 10th street and 18th alley
Such title only as isvested in me by the trust
will he conveyed but II is believed that the ii.
tie Is nudouhted. GEO. t. RICHARDSON.
Anul 2I tw3W72
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01
NEV and Elegant GOODS
DAVID R ROBERT Kyle,

Have just received large and well chosen
supply o staple aud Fancy ooeds. which,
~ addition TO their former stock, renders
thetf assortment equal 10 any ever
ofereC N tbs market The follow
ing are among lie articles lately
received.
super blue, black, aud fancy colored Cloths
and Cashmere
Gamhor'd, book, Swiss, and null Naslus
Cau,brlcks, assorted, (p,ain aud fgufed)
Jaekonei, book, and null Musins, pIaIn and
figured
Black, shaded, and fancy colored silks
An assortment OF elegant gauze = fancy ilkis.
Black, white, and green gauze Vols
Brown and shaded eros de Naples
superb Barge Handkerchief
Insertion Trimmings aud cotton Cord
50Peffne Gingnams
Indies morocco and colored silk Shoes
Childrens worked Cap patterns
Indie, and Gentlemens' Black aud white Silk
Hose
Geuilemens' half do.
Union mixtures and Naukins
Brown and white Russia DrilIings
Irish linens aud linen Cambscs
Striped florentiues
Black silk aud fancy Bandana handkerchief
Tortoise she'll, tuck, and side Combs
Mock do do.
A handsome assortment Of Umbrellas and
PHrasuls
Nelson's Patent Suspendcrs
Furniture and apron Checks
Brown aud bleached Sheetinc
b and IA plaid Domeslics
An assortment OF Bed Ticking
A few cases Genilemens superior Fur Hats
Drab aud black Wool Hats.
ALSO
3ooolbs Spun Cotton assorted
20 doz Corn srythe Blades
,, GentIemens' fall back Saddle Trees
3 ,. Ladies saddle Trees
April d. 80
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TRUST SANE.
DURSUANT TO a deed Of trust execu

PURSUANT 10 a deed of trust execu-
i ted TO the subscriber and 10 james lie n.
drck. by Saml /. Niller,tor certain purposes
therein mentioned, and which IS recorded in
the clsfk's pilice Of Campbell county, shall,
on Monday lac 2qih day of May neal, AT the
Tavern Of Airs Ann Miller, ~ tho town OF
New London proceed 10 sell by way of
public auction, the follow ing property, or rs
much thereof As may suffice tor the purposes
Of sad deed, 20 wit two mtlch cows aud
calves, Two hcllers, one piano forte, two
walnut dining tables, one walnut bnok case
aud secretary, one cherry press, seven fcaIh.
er beds aud furniture, two pine tables, one
pair globes, three lafge maps, one spy glass,
,hree armed chair one dozen windsor chairs
eight black chairs, four old do. one Two horse
Wagon. one emitting box, one plough, and
many other articles Of plantation aud klch-
en- utility. And on Monday the Blh day Of
June neal. at the residence of 5am.i I Miller,
Ia the county Of Piusylvani9, will also sell
under the said Deed. one silver watch, three
feather beds, aud other articles OF Household
furniture, which vii be exhibited on the day
OF sale. Acting rs Trnsiee, shall convey
such title only as IS veaed in me by the II.
iore,aid Deed, ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
April 2I ctd538
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Mrs. Essex & Daughters, Mrs Mary Ann Gregory,

EEAVE Just received from New York
variety Of articles in their line OF bn-
sihess, among which are The newest fashions
OF plain aud dress bonuets which are very
tasty, and TO which they invite The attention
OF their customers They have on hand,
Lfghora, Stra1U, SIX aud Chip Bon
nets. Of different qualities. g TRIM
med to Sult ra11ety Qttaste.
Also, handsome assortment of
Caps COlldrets, Iarbans and elegant
Head Ornaments
All OF which they offer for sale al very redu-
ced prices. 1hey continue 10 make Ladies
Dresses Ia the newest fashions and 10 the best
manner.
They also Dye or Bleach and Trim old
Bonnets in the ueaicst manner
Win their accustomed ass Iuity & promp-
fitnde they still continue their attention 10
their customers in the town and country.
Duly approaching past tavoars, they hope
for the continuance OF that liberal attention
from their friends aud the public with which
they have hitherto been INDUCED.
April II. tcts70
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Bedford. February RuleS 1896.

BEDFORD. february Rules 1926.
Thomas Preston aud David Crenshaw, late
merchants and partners, trading under the
firm Of Preston aud Crenshaw, Pits.
against
John G. Crump aud Mary Crump, Dcfts.
1he defendant John q. Crnmp not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing by the
cause, lie is not an inhahitant of this
country. I, is ordered that the said defend
ant doth appear here on the first day Of the
next May term aud answer the plaintiffs bill.
ard that copy Of this order bs inserted in
The Virginian, and posted up ai the front door
OF the courthouse OF the said county on two
several court days.
Copy Teste.
80 J c. SrEPKoE, c. &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01
JOHNSON'S
BAk,ANl y POW DER.

i HIS Medicine is not offered TO the
Public, as PanHced, but as Cathar-
tic admirably adapted u the removal oil
Bile, &c. being fully equal in this respect 10
Caiomel, and superior TO any other pufga-
tive IN use.
II Is peculiarly adapted TO Bilious and In
fammatory diseases may be used ia all Ca
ses where this class Of Remedies is admiss-
BILE, may be repeated as often as such med-
clhes are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nauseate unless the stomach Is load
ed with Bile and does not require the pa
tent TO c0niine himself TO any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been Injured, by an impropernse OF mercury,
or are morbidly susceptible OF its influence,
will fnd il the best known substitute (as n
Cdtharijc,) tor CalomeI.
1t is believed 10 be preventive Of the Bill
ious Complaints oil our climate, if one dose
(more il necessary be taken occasionally,
or as soon as general feelings OF indsrosi-
ton, attended with bitter taste in the mouth,
furred tongue, &C. announce the approach of
disease
II will be found valuable Fenrifuge and
Aperieut medicine III small doses.
II contain 10 mercury, and may be safely
given under a y clrC instances 10 women, or
children.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail,
by the Proprietor,
DOCI.JANES COOKE, Druggist,
fredericksburg, Ia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01
NEW WORKS.

Among them are
The last of the Mohicans, in Q vols firm,
the pen OF the celebrated American Noyelis,
MIR. Cooper, OF New York, author of the spy'
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, nc. &C. This WORK "a
pronounced by Critics 10 be his besl bro NC.
ton
National Tales in vols. this is very
superb production, and ought TO lie owned
by every person.
Matilda, Tale of the day, said to be We.
~ excellent work.
Faber's Difficulties oflpfdelitv. said til.
very tiue.
The Foresiers by the authors of LisL,,
and Shadows, of Scottish life, &c. &c.
Verplanck's Essays on the Nature. ana
uses OF the various evidences OF Revealed
Religion. This work is much praised by those
who have read II.
A Treatise ON the Christian Doctrine
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone
by John Milton, III . vols. This work is w.
ny suPerbly executed, and ought TO be read
by every person.
Let ers and Papers Of the late Revd. Tim.
mas Scot, d. never before published with
occasional observations, by John Scott, A
VI.
The Book of Fate, a new and complete
system OF Fortune Telling.
Gummere's Surveying, very new edition
greatly improved
The contemporaries OF Physic, by Robert
Thomas, NJ. d. The eighth edition with We.
~ considerable additions, 80 &c.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, BY Ro.
bert Thomas, ri. d.
Iosethef with great many others, all of
which will be sold very low by
AGaaGI Ii. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01
Just llanAea

At Ardlt"s'Iruly Cheap Store.
% bags prime coffee
1 do do pepper
hhds. molasses
Together with choice assortment OF Gro,.
res ~
Also, in store few hhds. of rum
And several crates earthennare
3 cases mems coarse shoes
700 pair stitchdowns do
80 jack screws
II uoz cotton cards
II do wool do
hhds. assorted stoneware-
bales white, red and yellow aannAIs
100 rcams wrapping paper
All OF which we are selling very low
Atour Truly Cheap Store.
Feb. % Ne;n =,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01

g2Y virtue Of deed of trust executed TO
ID the subscriber by Jacob Jordan. the goth
Insl aaddnly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of the hu,i"gs court of the Corporations of
Lynchbnrg, viii sell on Thursday the Itn of
May next, at public auction, for cash, at the
house lniely occupied by said Jordan, all his
stock Of HATS, MATERIALS, HATTERS
TOOLS, sc. &c-logetbcr with all his
household and kitchen furniture. Persons
disposed to buy, will find IT to their interest
10 attend the sale, as many of the hats are Of
tue first quality. Amongst The materials, are
a quantity OF Gne beaver, and between fifty
aud one hundred dozen rabbit skins The
The sale will afford a fine opportunity to
m erchants TO lay IN stock of hats, made by
as good workmen as any in this country
April 81 tds72
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01
ykHE SUBSCRIBER has

u HE SUBSCRIBER has for t,In
Twelve uncommonly likely NFGROFC
Smen aud women, two OF them very oooi
pam COOKS One boy ID years old, two girls
one the other 10 years old one boy and
'ltle girl3 The above named negroes if
no, previously sold, will be offered privately
at Bedford election.
April 20. e.s.97
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Iboma5 MITES ol3 Green y. Lcual1l.
HkNA kE ND1Ii Il.t IL L,

Tboma5 Nils end Green y. Lcufflip,
1AkE NOi1CE-1 hat un the Friday
before the fourth Monday IN luly, Is4G
between the rising aud setting of the sun AT
the house Of Freeman Nainright Al the Alca.
COWS OF Goose Creek, in the county Of Rcd
lord, will proceed to take the dispositions Of
Thomas Stewart, Elisha Hall aud othn,.,. and
the dispositions of frederick Brown aud 9th.
err at the dwelling house OF the sand Brown
IN the county OF Sumner. We, rrunc.-
see on the thhd "Wednesday in November,
1870 between the rising and setting of the
sun aud he dispositions ol William Nolin.
sen and Others on the fourth "Wednesday in
.Ha"emher, ls2d, between the rising and SET.
ing o1 the sun, in The county of williamson.
at Tue Courthouse thereof,in West Tennessee
and viii continue from day to Gay a, the So,
Veral places appointed, until the depo,nions
are completed, TO be read as eviJppe. m tho
tnlnnction now depending in the Bp5forl
county court, in Which am complainant and
yoH are deieHdants, when and whe : Won
NAY attend should you think proper.
JONATHAN CUNDITF
April 49, c4,c36
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sYact Of slanA
marshal Sale.

Nv pursuance Of decree Of the SUPERIOR
il Court OF Chancery for the Richmond
DISTRICT pronounced on the Slh day ol March,
1926, IN the 1ausc OF James Lyle, aamr. DE-
bonls non with tie will annexed of James
Lyle, ST. dec who was surviving partner of
Lyle and Banks, pit against Militia or Mil
dred Hose, rs well IN her own right ~ In her
late capacity of rXfcutriX OF Charles Irginr
81 decd. Charles Irving, Robert Irvinq and
other defendants The undersigned marshal
OF The Lynchburg nshitt,W will on Friday the
20 day OF June next, on the premises. If fair,
VI not, Oh the next fair dAy thereafter sun.
days excepted, expose 10 sale, by way of pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, a certain
tract or parcel OF land, lying IN the county of
Nelson,on the waters OF pincv River, con.
tanning five hundred and thirtv-three acres.
being the tract Of land included in the decd
oi trust from Thomas Penn To- VIM. NJ Wal
Ter and james ). Peun, bearing date the 22d
day OF October 1921, copy of which Is flied
IL an .Ihihh an this cause, and adjoining thr
lands ot David 5 Garland, VIM Il Hare &c.
ttate aud others. Terms OF SaI,--a credit of
one and two years will he allowed, the n,r.
chaser or purchasers, from whom bonds A IN
be required, with one or norr good and splG
Gent securities, payable 10 thc plainlN As
adlnr. Aforesaid. the title q be retained rs
further secnu'y Tor the payment OF tn pnr.
chase money. Possession TO be given the
Isl a. OF January nekt. aud the pnrrha,pr ia
Gave tue itbcrty ot seeding a crop mex fall.
6tO. b NOODSON, /. D 4 ,.
April Is. cfas36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01
4NEW ARRIVAL.

a HHE subscriber has just received by the
IA latest arrival from Philadelphia, the ,oi
lowing articles, VIZ: Memoirs OF the Lite Of
the right hon. Richard Brnsey Sheridan, by
lhos Moore III | vol.
Napoleon and the Grand Army in Russia, or
critical examination OF Count phlIp De Sc.
gur's work, by Gen. Gourgand, in vo..
The Emperor Napoleon. e1peditionto Rus
sia, i'll 1872, by Count Philip De Segur, in ,
vols.
Tie contribution of q @. to periodical
work with pieces never before published by
the late Jane Taylor in > vols.
Tales of the Wild aud Wonderful IN ! vol.
The Sketch book i'll vols.
Hume's Smolets aud Besset History of
| England in vols.
Element OF Therapeutics and Mate ria Me.
! dica by n. Chapman in . vols.
Tie Elements OF Experimental Chemistry
| by William Henry IN 3 vols.
The Surgical and Physiological works OF
| john Alternately of London in ; vols.
Medical enquiries aud observations upon
the diseases fthe human mind by Benjamin
! Rush in vol.
| Flaggs' family Dentist in l vol
SCOTS Infantry Tactics in . vols.
Lord Byrons " orks in vols. gilt binding.
| A new American system oil Book Keeping
! by James Bennett in vol.
| Adams Geography andAtlas
| Smileys' do. do.
Gummcres Surveying.
Griscum's Questions in English Grammar
for the use of schools.
The IIeroglyphical Fortune Teller, sup.
posed to have been invented by Bonaparte
The last OF the Mohicuns, by the author OF
| the Pioneers.
j Rap1Oluh'S Culinary (,arlpnpr b,- M
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01
a New Potent Bedstead.

.c1 ~ CW J. oi1At DIuoaSUu'
FinHE Subscriber, Cabinet Maker IN the
i civ If Baltimore, respectfully informs
she palfit IN geHetal and CaIine, Makers n
particular, tlaf he has visited Lynehhnfg for
the purpose OF exhibiting his new aud hisbly
improved bedsieAd ieint tasteu'ns, aud lEat
l.. b4s had bedslead made on this plan,
winch alav be se.n a. Nr. Norris Franklin
fIoiel. rLere al eEo feel an interest III an
impraeemert "a this most useful artiole. are
invited 10 call aud view tier description
of which BE- refers them 10 the very respecla-
bic certificates attached Il this advert lsement.
The subscriber also Informs the Cabinet Ma
hers OF ~, several adjoining counties, that he
has spld to NJ Robert Norris, OF tbs place,
the exclusive right aud liberty OF uslng and
vending tn ct hers 10 be- used, the above nam.
ed fasienings, aud should application be
made Mr. NJ viii either sell tue lastenings or
the patent rght, 10 use them. There Is no
dogbt but the person having The exclusive
right for any town or county, will be end-
bled 10 menopolize the business
Ils pgblcs humble serVt
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased OF Mr. Isaac Cooper, Of
Baltimore, the right OF using his patent bed
stead. aud have found II most useful nvcn
tIon-fhe great facility with which this kind
OF hedslead can be pal up or taken down, p
Won by the most ignorant servant, added TO
the most perfect strength aud durability OF
tue fastening, renders il FAR preferable 10 any
thing of the kind We baYe ever seen, aud am
sure that all who Try il will be equally pleas
ed-In case of FIRE, when person whistles 10
move AT short notice, this kind of bedstead
caa be taken down in one minHtc--Tbis ei.- ,
alone renders them invaluable.
Given gndar onr hands
ARCHIBALD WtRr. fredericksburg
DAVID ]. BURR, k,chmoud
SAAIL. r. CoLDHELL, Petersburg.
JACOB RALIZELL, Baltimore.
JOSEPH W ENlLEk, .,
JOHN NEECELS,
EDWAi . NEEDELS, =,
Jan. y iW2I
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u 'HOMAS J. DUVAL, at the sign of
the Golden Mortar, on Bank Square, has
Just received an additional supply of 50 pack
ages, comprising aeneral assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Pants, Oil and Dye Stutls,
amnng which are lie FOLLOWING
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01

SO salts tartar
1876 ext. Iiquorice
80 tartar emetic
so iva ursi
800 verdigris
900 Spanish brown
40 caatharides
SO rust iron
$50 rotten stone
az sets weighte and
scales
Antique & macassar
Oils, pomatum, soaps
Fancy walls, shaving
brushes and boxes, and
a number OF other ar.
ticles AL for sale at tlie
lowest prices.
Dec, y.
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H. OTiCE-By virtue OF "a deed Of trust
~ IRON Christopher Clark, to Allen lay
Tor and the subscriber, bearing date the yIa
day Of December, 1919, and OF record III lne
county court OF Montgomery, shall, tor 'he
pusposes therein expressed, expose to sale "
way of public auction, Oh the 22d day Of IA, a
pril next, before the door Of the Franklin no.
tel in the town OF Lynchburg, for cash. OF gu
such other terms, as the parties mleres, ,5.a
may direct, the following slaves 4 arr Oh QUO u
number included in said rust deed,l VIZ =
ter Troy, Cupid and MiII1 his wife, Nehy o
her four children, Lewis, spots, ohm Nt ron
Ell aud Sally and her son Jonathan, SUN .,
title as is given by the trust deed, and ho"0
other will be made
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE, Trustee
Feb Is
POSTPONEMENT.
THE above sale is postponed to the l'.'
OF May next. tbs y u
Apri! "A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01

4 OOK AT THIS-Thc subscriber, be
inE deslrous 10 move TO the west, offer,
for sale his valuable Tract oi Land, wherein
b" now lives. containing 35I4 acres by late
survey lying IA the lower end Of the county
Of Campbell, on Stone.Wall creek Il miles
brspw Lynchburg, three mile, from James
river within 3 miles OF three Merchant Mills,
Calls OF Amherst u Staples OF Amherst and
E.Staples'of Buckingham. This land is as well
calculated for Tobacco aud small grain as O
ny III this section, IS well wotcred, has on ii
the best Mill site that can be founI any
where plantation in ample order 10 crop
uug. suficientto work or hands 10 adj
vintage, good dwelling house, we'll painted,
and all other out houses that are necessary f.,
III short II is worthy Of recommending itself
ia those who wonld wish TO purchase For
Terms apply to the subscriber living on the
premises, or to Richard Il Pie Fps 81 Lynch.
burg. JOHN WALKER, Ir.
April 81 c5w9s
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%a{h'i. \ inston.

= r the junction of Main Street It'll the
y Alley leading to and from + lends to
Martin or stone Warehouse, offers TO the
public, by wholesale aud retail, general as,
Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01

NANTED TO PuRCHAsEasmart
Mulato Boy, from fifteen TO seven.
April %. foco4a
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BOOKS

/ HE subscriber has iu,t received tho
b third Volume OF kandolph's Rcna9's
aud the Gentlemans' New Pocket Farrirr >;
edition, enlarged and improved, by Ric6as',
Mason; N. d. C.. a. WITAERs
April q.
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THOMAS y. DuVAL,

HAS just received o supply oil the above
Medicine, a. agent tor the Proprietor,
March u. ID
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Trust sale of Pittsyiyania Land.

Trust Sale of Pittsylyania Land.
10y virtue of a deed ofuusr, executed
I'D 10 the subscriber by Dabucy Norris
aud sally his wife, bearing date the 18th DAY
OF May, !s23, aud recorded in the clerk i.
Office OF fitisylvlnia, for certain purposes
therein specified. ] shall proceed 10 sell al
public auction, before the trout door OF
Tavern IN the town OF Danville, on .Nauday,
che 9th day OF May neAt,a
iYact Of AanA,
in the county Of Piusylvanla, ION winch
William A .norriss at present resides con.
tanning or supposed 10 oontain nine hundred
-scres on a credit of Que aud two year, the
purchaser 10 give bonds with satisfactory Sc
curity, aud deed ottrust on the land, 10 Sc.
cure the payment oi thu purchase money.
ASA OLIVER, Trustee.
March % cntds
= fhe Editor OF thu Dan,ie Sentinel
will publish the above I'LL the sale, aud for.
ward his account To this Office.
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- " aaNii 81 4 Aiit
200 gals. alcohol
go do spts. turpentine
500 lbs race ginger
zoe. 100 Burgundy pitch
300 aquatortls
$50 quicksilver
leo chalk ppt.i
2dO best glue
500 gum Copal
30 SIENNA
IS Iceland moss
100 quassia
so Caionel
IS yellow bark
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