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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

Fhaie Fishery We lave been po-
iiteIy furnished with amemoraDsuns. Con
ss!alug the general outline of the fleet
now employed in the Spermaceti Whale
FISHERY, of which we shall avail our
selves as occasion requires. Atpresent,
we will simply remark on. surprise at
tile exceeding small quantity OF oil i'm
ported into this country during the pre-
sent ear, when compared with the I'M
portations Of other years. Eight ships
only, averaging 1899 barrels, have ar
rived atthis port since the commence
ment of 1896; and but two at other ports,
viz. the Chi at New. York, and Fran
els at New Bedford. II we contrast this
account with that Of the year 1924, when
tie aggregate Quantity of oil brought
into the United States exceeded 10000
barrels, we shall find the quantity i'm
ported this year, 1900 barrels, to be
vastly dispropornonate. In is24, more
than az. 900 barrels OF Spermaceti oil
were landed at the port of Nantucket,
from % slips: in 1926, but $4,000 bar.
rels have been received by the eight
ships above mentioned We cannot
therefore wonder that the prices of oil
and candles are improving Want Ing
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

'sIembers Of the rrrsent coaeress.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

A public dinner was given TO Gen. Har-
rison ON Friday, the 9th ult by mum
Der of the citizens Of Nincennes. Among
the guests was Jonathan Jennings, one
Of the Representatives IN Congress from
the State. When the health OF General
Harrison was given, coupled with re-
ference to bis galiantry at Tippecanoe
and the Thames, he made appropriate
observation. in reply, which we're entire
ly confined to the circumstances OF tt.e
period when these exploits took place,
in the early settlement OF the State. On
the occasion presented by another toast,
Complimentary to the faithful services OF
the first Governor of the State, Mr. Jen.
niugs briefly expressed his gratitude for
this honorable remembrance OF him
while filling the chair OF the Executive
of the state.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

A sumptuous dinner was given to
John Sergeant, Esq. at Philadelphia on
W Wednesday oy large number OF res
pectable citizens, as testimonial of their
esteem, previous to his departure for
the congress OF Tacubaya Several for
eign ministers pariook of the entertain
ment, and among the invited guests were
MIR. Rochester, of New ork, Gov. Gin
toms opponent, and Captain Claxton Of
the Hornet Invitations were sent to
Mr. Secretary Clay, and Senator .sohn
son, of Louisiana, but their sudden de-
parture from the city prevented them
from attending. Samuel Wetherll, esq
presided, assisted by J. G. Fisher, VIM.
Jones, Daniel w. Coke, Andrew Bay
ard, and b. 5. Bird, esqes. as Vice PIE
sidents. Mr.. Rochester goes out as Sc
cretary TO the mission, as we mtinated
he would. some time since, in case he
should not succeed to the Guberua-
torial Chair of New ork. Dem Press
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

a meeting of be Contra, Committee of the
Chesapeake aud Oslo Canal Convention, VIII
take place at Browns Hotel, in Washington.
on Monday next the 4th. The following gen
tlemenecompose that Committee: Charles F.
Mercer, John Mason, Water Jones, Thomas
Swami, .jchn Mclean, William IT, Fitzhugh,
Hirome L.s0pie, Alfred n. Powell, Philip G.
Pendleton, .gohn Lee, Frsby Tighman. Ro.
bert w. Bowie.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

The Maryland Republican says. thirty seven
members of The present legislature are Colts
1T it we're not indecorous, one might ask, q
Xhat 5reed9 Hardly, we suppose, OF that des
cribed by Burns, which ''gang in stirks and
come out asses" 4.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

Mr.. Disbrow, So well known for his
success in boring for water, has been
employed by the aoboken Banking and
Grazing Company, and at the distance
of i4O feet from the surface of the
ground, about two miles west of the
Hackensack Bridge, near the junction
of the BoIieilie aud Newark Turnpikes,
has found an abundance Of pure water.
The following memorandum may be
useful to those disposed to attempt a
similar process, and To the GeOlogist it
may not be unacceptable The differ
ent strata were measured with accura-
ey, with view to afford data to the Gu
rious.
Memorandum made bv the men who
bored for water on the Newark Mead
ows: Vegetable deposite, 8 feet; beach
sand, 5; stiff poiter's clay, So, Q inches;
sand, 6 inches; clay, SO feet; sand do,
poiter's clay, 10 do; red coarse sand,
4 do; making l04 feet---at which depth
we came to Free Stone Rock, and fimd-
| ing that the seven feet strata of sand
gave us an abundant supply of excela
lent water, we ended our labors. The
water rises within two and half feet of
the surface of the earth through.a east
iron pipe, Of eight inches in diameter,
into which pump is inserted.-Siates
William and Mary CoHsge.--fhis in
stitution was opened on the soth of Oc-
tober, at which time all the professors
we're present, with the exception of the
Rev. DIR. Wilmer. A letter however da-
ted the a7th ult from him to member
of the Faculty, stated that lie bad ac.
cepted of bis appointment of President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy, and
expects TO be in Williamsburg on the 2Ait
inst. Immediately after which his course
4 of Lectures will commPnre- Emo
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

The editor of the Maryland Repnb,
licsn says the Jail of Anne Aruode,
County is half its time wlthouta 'ehan,
confined either for debt or crime; anu
adds-aneilher man, woman, or clllo,
has heen 10 il, for years for debt, thar
we knew of The feelings Of cur COM
munity, marching ahead Of ihe laws
wlth u., have virtually abolished imprls'
onment for debt long since"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-03
10 .,Aerchants in NoWn
and d. ountry.

kfRS. MARY KING, having deter
VA mined TO decline the Dry Good bus.
ness IN Lynchburg, Offers her entire stock for
sale upon the most accommodating terms.
II consists et every article usually kept III
Dry Good stores, together with a great yari-
ety OF ready made cloathing, such as Great
Coats, Pautaoons, vests OF various qualities,
ladies, Gemtlcmen's and Chlden's Cloaks
OF the incest patterns, sc. &c.
Avery liberal credit will be given, the
purchasers giving bond with approved en-
dorsers. The tenement she now occupies
viii be for rent Ii consists OF spacious
store aud counting room below--two rooms
in the second aud two in the third story
She will rent either the upper or lower part,
or the whole tenement.
H. Country merchants particularly would
do well To call aud examine these goods, us
they are all new and fresh, and were selected
by herself not more than three months ago
March u Is
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IDycATTCHs
rru. q Mis-. LnUBA.

! lEsfII lFD LII lniotm lht lullaW-
! ~ tanis al Iynrhhufg and lis ffeiniiy, thai
assisted 10y lhru sou and Young laIt, lhey
nave Jetura,asd to open GGhIA1SG
A1AOD4N Z "a ibis place, ~ Tue house
beiopgtus 10 MIS- Cabell, formerly occupied
! ~ Young a jones'. ga HE ION daY OF Apr
InrAt. In tbs institution will De taugbt all
/ the branches necessary 10 tue complete euu-
cation OF young lady
Tsfmt per seIsion of fye months.
/ The ifs, cia,. will be taught orthography
Reading, Wruug, topography with the use oil
] Nap aud Glube,, Exercises on the Globes
/ ArllAiuetlc. Enrl.h Grammar and Parsing.
| Composition. Geology, Astronomy. Natural
fhllo .opny. Chemistry, Botany, Mythology
aud Chronology. for \ Ia.
/ 1hr second class, spelling, Reading, Nrl-
/ ting mud prueipiez OF Grammar ~.
Inc third or junior class, Spelling and
Reading Gully 3
| slusic, vocal aud on The Primo. Forte, les.
soas il week, for y 70.
French Italian, aud German language, 3
lessons u week for cneb 5 10.
Drawing and Painting, on Paper or Velvet,
lessons week, far y 10.
Boarding, Washing, and Lodging b %.
All kinds OF Needle work aud Embrotdcry
viii be taught, If desired, to the scholar OF
he Isl ana "a classes WITHOUT any huu''i'ha'
aharge.
Boarders will hive the advantage Of learn
ing the French language, gralnmhticnily and
practically in the family, which Is the only
way L. learn II correctly without any add'-
tonal charge.
Payments Que huff in advance aud the 9TH
er hall nt The end OF the session
No other additional charge.
At the end oi every session, there Will be
public examination, by examiners chosen
from respectable and learned gentlemen of
this town, whose report viii be published.
In consequence OF the advanced season at
which the Grst session will commence, its du
ration has been limited 10 ! months board
ing and tuition payable IN proportion
Those parents OF guardians VINO will con
& de their daughters or wards 10 their care,
may remain assured that the greatest attentl-
on shall be paid 10 the Improvement us we'll
- department OF their pupils
Tue public is respectfully referred, for fur
Their information to \. Winston, j Sydnor,
John Bullock, Davidson BIadiute, \. X. North,
II Davis, Ro Morriss, Christopher Anthn-
ny, Chiswell Ddhney ,and VIM Daniel, to
whom Mr.. and Mrs. Leuba aud their assist
nnts hive been recommended and these
gentlemen will deliver copies OF the certIi-
Gates they have received from respectable
and we'll known gentlemen OF this state
which certificates aud accommodations will
satisfy the public with respect TO their capac-
y aud morality as teachers.
PEER HENRY LEuBA.
Lynchburg, Dec. 20, 1926 3m2l
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March 10.

To Darid j. Nm Kyle.
AXE notlce-that, on Wednesday the
Il goth day OF April, 1926, at the Franklin
Hotel, in the town OF Lynchburg, Va, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock in the morning & in
the evening of that day, we shall proceed to
take the dispositions of James Newhall, David
X Eddy, VIM. Steen, John Lynch and others,
and II, from any cause, we cannot finish the
taking OF the dispositions aforesaid on that day
we will continue from day 10 day, between
the same hours, until we have finished, which
dispositions are intended to be read as evi
dence in the trial of suit depending in the
Lynchburg Ghancery District Court, wherein
we are plaintiffs and you, together with MARY
Ann Mays, Administrative OF Joseph Mays,
decd, are delepdauts.
MATILDA ROBERTS,
Nidop and deriSee of Enoch Robertsdecd
VIM. DAVIS, Jr.
mo,o,n executor Of E Roberts decd
'ia's9 @V 4t62
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-03
NOEACE

SDr 1iriae ola deed u trust, from Christie
- rher Clark. to .iiiap Taylor aud The Mb-
scr, r, bearing date The oh day Of December,
Isl and Of record IA thecounty court Of Mont
gomery, Tsaait, ior The purposes therein cypress
cd. rose 10 saie Nv ray NJ public auction. on
the - ~. "'ea al, before The door Of
the frGnkiin Hots, Isl The tOun Of Lgachbtug,
for co=a, - ar sHt4 out,f teTRsS, a. The parties
interested may t4sn 4ir,ct, The joHopjng dares,
(pdri ofhe number Hciudcd tlisaia trust deed. J
as Peter Fray tapn and NIFTY hn ritc,
Nelly aud her fur children, Aelrjs, SPOTS. John
Crockett and Sally and her SON J0hilathqn.-
Snch title os,s give By ttt trust deed, and none
Other WU BE- mule
DAVIDSON BR.4DFGTE,
Trustee.
Feb. i6M ids2s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-03

Virginia:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUPERIOR
court OF chanctry for the Lynchburg District the 28th
day of January, 1926:
Sophia Crawford, Thomas Crews and Sally his wife,
Edmund Fem, " William Long and Elizabeth his wifi,
John D. Wren, admr. OF Nancy MCrtde. dee. hos.
HaSklns and Matilda Nash III her right and as
eNrA. o. Ahner ash, dec. + Its.
Against
The exors administrators Of James Penn. dee So
pima burrus. Samuel Anderson and James Rueker eN X
and eNr. OF Joseph Burrus, dec. Martha Penn and
George Penn adm'N. and admir-. of VIM. Penn, dee So.
pima era ford and Elijah Fletcher adm'A. and admir-.
OF " iiam $. Crawford, dec. Claiborne ". Couch,
admir-. with the will annexed OF Philip Gooch, dec
George Penn, thomas Penn, John W. Holder and Cath
arinc has w { and Samuel White. Defts,
HE defendants Sophia Burrus, Samuel Anderson,
James tucker, Thomas Penn. and John W. Holder
ana Catharinc his wife not having entered their
appearance and given security according the act a
assembly and the rules of this and il appea iI
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants
TINS Country, II IS ordered, hat The said d. PENDANTS ID
appear here on the first day of the next term and
the BILL OF the plaintiffs and that copyof this order
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in ue
town Of Lypclhprg, for two months suceeSsveiy, sd
posted at the front door OF the court house sid
'osn. copy-Ieste,
30 JOHN Wills. C T.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-03
JOHNSON'S
HNAlAONS VOW DuR.

RIIIS Medicine is not offered to the
L Puhhc, as u PGHncea, but as Caihar'
tic admirably adapted II the removal oil
Bile, &c. being fully equal in this respect 10
Calomel, and superior TO any other purSa-
tive in use.
II is peculiarly adapted TO Bilious and In
nammatory diseases may be used IN all ca
SEES where this class OF Remedies IS admssl-
Bile, may be repeated as often as such medI'
cines are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nauscate unless the stomach IS load
ed with Bile and does not require the pa
tient to confne himself 10 any particular
rules, during its operation
Those persons whose constitutions have
been injured, by an impropcrnsc OF mercury,
or are morbidly susceptible OF It's influence,
will find il the best known substitute (as a
Caihdrtic) for Calomel.
II is believed to be preventive of the Bill
ious Complaints OF our climate, if Que dose
(more Unnecessarily be taken occasionally,
or as soon as general feelings OF indisrosi-
ton, attended with bitter taste in the mouth
furred tongue, &c. announce the approach of
disease
II will be found valuable Febriluge and
Aperient medicine in small doses.
1t contains no mercury, and may be safely
given under any circumstances to women, OF
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by the Proprietor.
DOCT, JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
fredericksburg, Ia,
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.Mrs. J. Cannon
R.1nr1 EthrLnru RnLeS 1929.

Bedford, february RuieS 1926.
Thomas Preston and David Crenshaw, late
merchants aud partners, trading under the
lrm OF Preston aud Crcnshaw, Pits.
against
John q Crump aud Mary Crnmp, netts
The defendant Johu 6. Crump, not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and II appearing by the
Sherits return on the process issued IN this
cause, he is not an inhabitant OF thi,
country. Il is ordered that the said defend
ant doth appear here on the first day of thc
next Nav term and an,werthe plaintiff bill.
and that a copy of this order be inserted in
the Virglaian, and posted mp at the front door
Of the courthouse OF the SAID county ON tive
several court days.
ACopy Ieste.
50 &c. sTEPTOE, c. n. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-03
LXNCHBURG FEMALE
y AZ .&MlYa

AllE SUBSCRIBER takes this method >.
- express his gratitude for the liberal -,
ronage which ha, been heretofore pr,,.
to him, aud 10 inform his patrons ana =
public generally, that the exercise oflh,
sent session commenced on Alonda, If On,
January, (inst.) He has taken that Ia,ga.,.,.
commodious establishment on Third st'r.,
formerly known as the Bell Tavern IN a
healthy and retired situation, aud has assoc,
ated with him 10 The management Of the i,
stiulon the Rev. Josiah Cole, forn4rv ~
Norfolk, who, to an accurate KNOWLEDGE "a,
the sciences, adds more than twenty years er.
perlence as II teacher. In this institution ara
taught all the branches of an Endish edurn,;
OH, including Music, Painting on Paper, Wi.
vet, Satin, Wood, and the various branches
of Needle Work. There will be ALWAYS en-.
ployed four competent teachers Terms tho
same as heretofore. Pupils from a distance
will be accommodated with bond in the sph.
scribers family for fifty dollars per session.
payable in advance, or forty-fve dollars. the
pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding aud
towels.
Parental attention and care will at all
times be paid to those who may be placed ia
our family as boarders.
For character, qualifications, &c reference
TO Col. Nm. B. Lynch, Rev, +. G. Smith,
Rev John Early Rev. Edward Cannon, Da.
vid Kyle, Ro. Kyle, David Ii. Edlev, boot.
Howell Davies, Robert Morfiss, eam Brans.
ford, Abram X. North, Nurborne NJ Talialer.
TO and the Editors OF the Virginian
ALEX. I. DOUGLASS.
Jan. 10. ts44
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-03
March Q

W AS committed on the first day of DC
W tober last to the jail of Charlotte
county as a runaway, negro man who
calls himself navy Smith, and says that
he is Blacksmith by uad", and belongs
10 MaiorJou.s of Alabama, aad that he
bought him of VIM. Shanks of the town OF
Petersburg, Va. He is yellow slender
made man, about fifty years old, has a
wen ON the right side Of his neck, aud a.
iout FIVE feet eleven inches IN height. The
owners requested to comply with rhs
law and take him away, or he will bC
dealt " ith as the law directs.
VIM. SMITH, iailor, C. c.
Feb 90.
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Nissolution.

1syHE copartnershlp Of Bradfute & Temp
1 kins, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either oil the undersigned are au-
thorised to collect aud pay all claims dute 10
aud from the concern
ARCHIBALD BRAnFUTE,
QUARLES IOAPkINS
March 81. 4t64
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-03
GUNS AID PIsToEs,

The grrafri pi4isirlis,il IA tHs. G.!'st ap-
proved kInd-, aud b2-t finished qulny )
sword, AID Duks, oI sdrion- qualilir5 ; 4
largr nanber al patent aud piain Tow DIR
Flashs; double and single patent aud E'i"ln
Shot Belts aud every article necessary
% equip the Sportsman for The hrld ::
Likewise an assortment W Cutlery, sotut
OF when of very superior quality Dn-
points aud English Gunpowder IN dddi-
ton ITO which the attention of tiuHainlt!i7
are particularly invited IS large assoft-
nent of articles III an unfinished state,
consisting. IN part, of double and single
Damascus aud wire twist, percussion and
flint Gun Barrels, with Locks aud noun
ting to match general assortment OF
finished and unfinished Gun Locks filed
aud forged limbs of all kinds, with every u
thrr article in the Gun Manufacturing bu-
slnrss, including Tools, Sc. sc. :
.Hnd on The toiloWing day viii be sold,
The Household y. Kitchen Furniture
Of the said JAMES Mcknight, decd, VIZ !:
large and elegant new Brnsselo Carpet /;
Mahogany Dining, Tea aud Gard Tables !;
Sideboard, Chairs, Beds, BedSteads and
Furniture. China Glass, SC. &c
TERMS OF SALE--All sums under
fifty dollars. cash over that amount, SIX
months credit, for approved endorsed
notes
THOMAS B. SlALL, Agent,
For ELIzABETH McNAuGHT, Adm'x
~ The above sae Viii be conducted
by e.. Il q. CLARKE, Auctloneers
Richmond, March 81. tdsC4
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Spring and Sumner
CLOATHING,

WE are ust receiving a large and valu-
w able assortment of Sp8TNG d.
SUMMER cLoATTEIMf Of eve-
ry description and latest fashions which we
will commence opening to morrow morning
at Q o'clock, at our Room back OF iour Dry
Good Store. Persons wishing 10 purchase a
ny thing in the above line will do well to
call and examine for themselves at our Truly
Cheap Store.
ANDREWS s BROTHERS,
March %. Main Street,
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Mr. Bennet Hutchinson,
sA lR-You will take notice. that on SAT-
~ urday, the 22nd day of April, next, at TO
house of Jonathan Corners, in the county,
OF Montgomery, and state OF Virginia, J sl,al'
take the atidavts OF Col Andrew Lewis, re,
ter Guerrant, VIM. James, and others. Anu
on Thursday, the OH day OF May, at Mar l,
shaI's Tavern, Wythe Court House, 5ha'
take the atfdavits OF Thomas Hiley. ana
thers-which affdayits are INTENDED TO be Oh.
tered as evidence in the trial OF an injunction
depending in the county court of Franklin, ~
winch am ra'nlii' and you are Ge a think
proper. DENNIS PRILLlMAN'
farch %. cp4wo3
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Trust sale III Valuable
PROPERTY.


DY virtur NJ the sets'rd leeds at trust
ID executed by Cap James War;, bent
ing datc lhe ist of Uclebrt, lolB, The l6ih
SET 1918, the I'D OCl ls22, aud blst Dee
is4s. aud at duly recorded III Anhe.sl capn
y court, will be odd Ia the highest bidder,
for cash, az the premises. on Thursday the
i3ih April neAt II ia,r,ii not. the nfd TAR
DAY, ali that tract 81 laad, lying in Amherst
county, on Hnfsey's creek aud frdlhr river,
OF which said War nov resides. called the
pcdlsr Nils containing between 5o aud 90
acre. mere or ie,s, together vito the valuable
in,ero. ruenis thereon, consisting OF manu-
faciuring aud grst Mills - large tavern aud
store huus ;, aud other convenient housr 4,
aud Supposed IL be equal 10 any stand Tor
such business in tIlr country. lie title IS be-
loved 10 be good, but the trustees will on
~ convey such IS is vested IN them.
JOIN BULLOCK,
RICHARD {. ELLIS.
Acting trustees.
have the privilege, and am disposed 10
sell the above property upon n credit OF from
one 10 seven yenf,, npon which terms hnr-
gaiu may be had IA II. either before OF at the
sale JAe. NAltE.
March o. c,d,3l
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Just handed
AT Andrews iruly Cheap ster ,

n bags prime colee
do do pepper
hHu-. iHoiasses
Iuseiicr "I.A II choice assortment Of e..
Iirs
Also, ia store few hhds. OF run
Aud several erate- eafthenMhiE
cases utru'S coarse SHOES
700 par sticbdonus do
30 jack scrohs
10 % cotton cards
II do wool do
. hhds. assorted s,oneware
bales white, red and yellow flannel.
400 reams wrapping piper
All OF which we are selling very low
Atour Truly Cheap Store,
Feb. %. Main Stu,
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.nr. DdridsOn RJa3fue, u
S,lR-TAKE NOTICE: Ths a
~ Instituted a suit in the sn,- =. ,. -
CHANGER holden at Wythe cdCp -,
gaInstChristopheT Clark, Yourself Sd others,
tor the purpose of recovering - lumber Of
slaves, and among others the sagesadVeTtIsed
by yeu to be sold on the 22d of April next,
before the door of the Franklin Hotel in the
town OF Lynchburg, from which advertise,
ment 1t appears that you are about TO SEA
said slaves, by virtue of deed Of trust exc
cuted to Allen Taylor and yourself by CHRIS
TOPPER Clark, hearing date the 9th OF Decem
Der, 1919, and recorded in the county court
OF Montgomery, which advertisement is pub
hshed IN the Nirginian, Il newspaper publish
ed at Lynchburg, dated the I'd Of March, ls-o'
aud do hereby forbid the said sale
Yours, &c. ANDREW LEWIS.
March %. t22A62
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EON REN'N

i HE Rooms adjoining the Virginiaro
1 Office, they are well suited for an die
or small store. Apply to tho printers.
Feb. 2e. tc.yH