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Feather Beds * Feathers.
AgMAGLE BARK Nm0

II EEPS constantly on hand at No. .,
N Charles-street, a quantity Of best
Live Geese and Fowl Feathers and Feath-
er Beds from the first quality to the lowest
priced also; all assortment Of Mattresses, of
all kinds. 3m.
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ITO enable this Department TO comply
l. with the subjo:ned Resolution of the
House of Representatives, the several
Claimants to whom it refers are requested
to send hither, by mail, as soon as practi-
cable, Schedules oftheir respective Claims,
exhibiting the particulars required by the
Resolution, as nearly as may be, according
to the following plan:
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NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT. or STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
July IA, 1926.
ITO obviate the risk and delay incident
TO the return of the Bank Notes from
this Department, not receivable at tn
Treasury Of the United States, in payment
for Patent Rights, all persons desirous OF
taking out Patents are requested 10 trans
init, with their applications, such Notes or
Drafts as they may know, or be advised,
will be available at the Treasury.
AH--lON
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Cour, of Probate. .Ncrpor'. Jsly 3, lS26.
NlTHEGEAS the Administration ac-
w count on the estate OF Latham
Thurs,on, late of Newport, deceased, has
been presented for settlement, and thceon
siderauon thereofreietred TO a court ofpro-
hate 10 be holden at the state house, in New
port. on the first Monday Of August next,
AT q o'clock. AM: Notice is hereby given
10 all person .sntercsted in said estate, to ap-
pear at said time and place, If they see tit
and they shall be heard.
By order OF said court.
JIG. BIB. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
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POE && ~

The following beautiful lines on Home, are
copied from neat little volume, entitled
"The Star in the East, with other Poems, /"
By Joseph Gender, which was published
some time since in London.
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SrOTICGs

THE Subscribers having been appointed
J. Assigncesto ROBERT ROBINSON,
Merchant, of Newport, VIC request all those
having demands against said ROBINSON, to
present them 10 Us.
ROBINSON POTTER,
n. s. RUGGLES.
Newport, april ). Alb
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'Eweuty DOLLARS Reward.

go
WHEREAS, some evil minded and ma
w lcious person, or persons, on the night
Of the 10Th Of this month, forcibly entered up
on the premises of the subscriber, situated in
Church street, commonly called tho Fraser
estate, and sawed down a CHERRY TREE
standing on said prenises--The above reward
will be piyen for such information as will lead
to conviction of the person or persons guilty
of the trespass. ...
Ncwnort Iulv II. lS26.
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Barley, ior Sale.

rTHE Subscriber offers for Sale, n quantity
l. OF Old BARLEY, suitable for feeding
Hogs, &c.--it will be sold cheap tor cash a,
the Newport Brewery, in lots to suit purcha
scrs.
AyRAULT ROBINSON.
Newport, April ~
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by Joseph Gender, which was published
some time since in London.
Nome.
That is not home, where day by day
wear the busy hours away.
That is not home, where lonely night
Prepares me for the tolls Of light
'Tis hope, and JOY, and memory, give
A home in which the heart can live.
These walls no lingering hopes endear,
No fond remembrance chains me here
Cheerless | heave the lonely sigh
Eliza, canst thou tell me Why
IT'S where thou art, is home to me,
And home without thee cannot be.
There is no home in halls ofpride,
They are too high, and cold, and wide.
No home is by the wanderer found;
'Tis not in place--it hath no bound.
1t is circling atmosphere
Investing all the heart holds dear;
A law of strange attractive force,
That holds the feelings in their course;
1t is presence undefn'd;
er-shadowing the conscious mind,
Where love and duty sweetly blend
To consecrate the name Of friend
Where'er thou art, Is home to me,
And home without thee cannot be-
My love forgive the anxious sigh
hear the moments rushing by,
And think that life is fiecting fast,
That youth with us will soon be pasr
Oh! when will time, consenting give
The home in which my heart can live;
There shall the past and future meet,
And DER our couch in union sweet,
Extend their cherub wings, and shower
Bright influence on the present hour
Oh! when shall Israel's mystic guide,
The Pillar'd cloud, our steps decide;
Then, resting, spread It's guardian shade,
To bless the home which love hath made'
Daily, my love, shall thence arise
Our hearts united sacrifice;
And home indeed, that home will be,
Thus consecrate and shared with thee.
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Jan. 70.
Trust Sale Of Rpul Estnte.

S9Y virtue of deed of trust executed To the
49, subscribers on the 2sth day OF May, 1872,
by Peter CahalI, and of record in Pitts! lvau'a
county clerk oilice-and for the purposes in
said deed ekpressed--we will ON Saturday the
2sh day of January, 1926 on the premises,
sell to The highest bidder, for cash, the tract
oil Land, on which the said Cahall resides, ly-
ing in said county of Prtsyvania, near Wat
kins' Sire, on both sides of Mountain Run
Greek, aud containing by estimation Three
Hundred and Forty Acres, more or le's--or
ms much of said tract as " i'll answer the pur-
poses menlionyd ia said lrust--ihe improve
menfs are toIerahly good, with au excelent
appie orchard The land lies well, aud por-
ton of It good tobacco land-Acting ms trustees,
only suchtile will be conveyed as is vested in
us by the deed aforesaid, bat the title is beiev.
ed to be perfectly good.
ARMlSTEAD JONES;
CLIENT, WILSON,
Jan. s, W3w23 Trustees.
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JOHN WILLS. c. c.


FIFIIIIs
Attitudes hulen IN the clerks Office OF Nelson coun-
y court, sionda' thc sub day OF Dteeuher 1915.
Gutridgt u Oh and Polly his WIFI Elias Hamlet and
his Wiz Ezekiel A, East and Dolly hs wife, Doctor
Gnn IA and ms vile Patsry complts,
Against
John Mel aud Sputsu God Garland, executors of
ou Heon, dee aud said John Melton la his own right,
Thuma, Melton, hLekiel Wng J I'm Wright, Polly
Wright and Nancy right, Deits
IN Gil NICE Y
On the notion of the compliments by their counsel
who filed their bill, aud appearing 10 satisfaction
of the that the defendant 1homas Mellon. EIe-
kiel Virgo. John riph and 'oll5 Ar hi are not
inhabtant, o tn, commonwealth II Is o. dertd that the
detcndants ihpmas Melton. rZekId wight, John
Wright ard Poll Wright do appear here the fourth
Mon ay IN February ntA and answer III, complainant
bill aud fh copy of thi, order b. forthwith inserted
IA ths svlrginian' published IA the toWnof Lynehburg
for eight Is ne e,sNcl ana thai another opy be
posted up at the front door vi the eoat bou OF this
county cuurt day.
20 SP. GARLAND, c. NC.
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~ OF ice.

WE shall proceed to sell, on Nrdo''-
w dny, February LIST, 1926, one lfa' ''
Land, containing about loo acres, ly'nE Oh
Wards road 10 miles from LynchhHrg, wen
calculated for a tavern aud black, NTH s,"'"-
Also one other tract in the same neishh,"
hood, containing So acres-aiso the stock '
horses, CONS, hogs, one set OF blachsn,.o ,
tools, household and kitchen furniture, P'""'
taton utensils, sc.
Terms OF sale, all sums above ten do'".'
with bond and approved security will ~ Jg
quired, all sums under ten dollars cash, wv.
for the land deed of trust ON thai VIII O0
taken to secure the payment.
DANIEL GAMBLER,
BENJAMIN b AENAhp.
administrators Of james CanJl,f, d"P
jan. 10. wtt>-t
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IySrHBURB FEMALE
u Nj u - q

<nnF -TBSCWBER tHkes tins method TO
! e.fac.. his gratitude Tor ibe l1befal pat
ranaFs shich has been heretofore eliehded
Ia hin. and Ia inform his PATRONS and the
nnil,e generally, that the exercises OF The pre-
ssni session commenced On Monday tn 9Th
ItttafK. anst) Tie has taken that large md
..,mnodIans establishment on Third street,
formerly known AS the Bell Tavern, ~ a
br4lili, and retired situation, aud has assocI'
aipd with him Ia the management OF the IN
stltniinn The Rev. Josiah Cole, formerly al
Nnffalk, who. 10 an accurate knowledge OF
fbtsseirnc.s adds more than twenty years eX-
nerienee a. n teacher IL this Institution are
fanz hi all the branches al an End isl eduuali-
On. including Music. Painting on Paper, Vel
vei, satiu. n ood, and the various branches
81 Ne lie Work. There will be always en-
nlosed four competent teachers. Terms the
sam ~ heretofore. Pupils from distance
will be- accommodated with boaId IN the sub
scribcr's family for fifty dollars per session,
payable in advance, or iory.hye dollars, the
pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding aud
towels.
Parental attention and care will at all
times he paid 10 those who may he placed III
our family as boarders
For character qualifications, &c reference
10 Col. YIN. Is. Lynch, lev. + q. smith,
Rev John Early, Rev. Edward Cannon, Da-
vid XVI, Ro. Kyle, David X. Edlry, Doct.
Howell Davies, Robert NORRIS, sanlL Brdns-
ford. Abram X. North, Norborne NJ 1alalcr.
70 aud the Editors OF the ymglnian-
ALEX. I. DOUGLASS.
Jan l6 tsH
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virginia :
Al rules holden IN the clcrl, Office of the superior
court ri chaneery for thc Lynchbug District the 2jth
day pctpher. 1925.
Charles Patterson and Jane his wife, and William
joiner and Polly hts wife. Pits.
elnSt
William Edison and Benjamin Harris, executors of
Henry Edison, deed. he said BenjaIlln Harris and
Susanra his wife W iltsm dson, James Edison, John
fdson. barnet EdsHn. .locph Edison Edward Edison,
Henry Edison. Goodrich Moore and hancl his wife, Sal
ly Moore, Joshua Moore and Mildred lbs wife, Jcinna
Edison. Ehzabeth Edison, Peter claywell and Jane
Edison an their own rights, DCfts,
The defendants James Edison, John Edison, Bnruett
Edison, Jo'e h Edison, Edward Ii3son, Goodrich
'oorr and Nrncy has wife, Joshua Muure and Mildred
rs wife anu Pe.r Clay well not having entered their
ptaIamcc and given security according to the
smb and tn rules of this court, and il appearing by
at'siaeiory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
e"unu3 1T ordered, tina, the said defendants do appear
here ON the first day Of the term and tue
b OF the plaintiffs aud that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in spaper printed in the
town of Lynchurg, for two months successfully and
posted the front door Of the court house in the said
town. A copy--IeSte
~ John WILLS, c, E,
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2IUCATIOHe
MR. d MRS. LEUnA.

- ESPEcTfULLY inlorm the ,nb.,,.
II tants 81 Lynehburg aud IFS sieinI, -.
assisted BY their son and young la.ly ~, l,as
have determined 10 open a TErIaT2
ACADE1EX IN this place, IN lie ''',-A-
belonging 10 tirs Cabell, formerly oern,.,aI
by fonns q Jones, on the 10Th day OF al
next. In tins institutions will be langbl A.,
the branches necessary to the complete eda'
cation ol young lady
isrHis per session Of fire mouths.
The first class will be taught OrinoyrsrL,
Reading, Writing, Geography With the ,.a ::
Maps and Globes, Exercises on the GloLa,
Arithmetic, English Grammar and pars,a,'
Composition, Geology, Astronomy. Na,nrsi
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mxlboloo,'
aud Chronology, for : ~
The SECOND class, Spelling Reading. W.;
ting and principles of Grammar = 10
The third or junior class, Spelling and
Reading only
Music, vocal and on he Piano.Forle, } les,
sons week, iof S25
lessons a week, for each . Ia
Drawing and Painting, on Paper or we've,
, lessons week, foI IA
Boarding, Washing, aud Lodging ( AZ
All kinds OF Needle work aud Embro,dery
NJ
the Isl and ID classes without any addiona,
charge
Boarders will have the advantage ol lrarn.
ing the French language, grammaicalIy and
practically in the family, which is ht ONLY
way 10 learn il correctly without any add.
tonal charge.
Payments one half in advance aud The 9th.
er hall at the end Ot the session ID
No other additional charge. y
Al the end of every session, there will ben
public examination, by examiners chosen
from respectable and learned gentlemen If
this town, whose report will be published.
In consequence OF the advanced season at
which the first session Will commence, is dn.
ration has been limited TO 4 months board.
ing and tuition payable Ia proportion
Those parents or guardians VINO Will con.
fde their daughters or wards 10 their Gaze,
may remain assured that IA, greatest alienli.
on shall hr paid to the improvement as well
as department of their pupils
The public is respectfully referred, tor fur
Their information 10 n. Winston F s,dnor.
John Bullock, Davidson Bludlnie, A r North,
il Davis, Ro. Morriss, Christopher Aulho.
ny, Chi,a ell Dabney ,aud VIM Daniel, 10
whom Mr. aud Mrs Leuha and tier assist.
ants have heen recommended and these
gentlemen will deliver copies oil the cprtif.
cafes they have received from respectable
and we'll known gentlemen of this stale
which certificates aud Recommendations will
satisfy the public with respect 10 theurapaci-
~ and morality as teachers,
PETER henry LEuBA,
Lynchbnrg, Dee 30 1873. 3m1
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proporlion Of PRIIEE TOBACCO
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

fsiHE Subscriber viii in future, attend TO
The selling aud shipping Tobacco on
Commission aud promises his friends and
The public in gencrnl, who may favour him
With their patronage, thai every eXeripu
shall be used to promote their best interest.
III, Office will be- kept at the store Of Mr. +.
+ Bowen, few doors above the Virginia
Bank, where be may be general, found
ID. SAUNDERS, Jr.
Nov q is29
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pf virtue of . deed Of tlnsl executed h.,
- George 2. Richardson n The ,nh,criher
on The 20 day al Jnnuery, ia22. niI L, .nld
beiofc the door at the iranllin Hotel. in tho
town oil Lynchhnre, Al public auction. for
cash, on Tuesday HE 3Isl day oft present
monill, Januar,, il fair, if not. the next fair
DAY thereafter, Que Negro Alan. named JEFF.
terv The subscriber acting ms trustee. rill
CONVEY only such title rs is vested in him by
The said trust deed.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Jang tdsto
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TvNst TAle al SA.ANES

Y virtue of a deed of trust executed tn
Ii the subscriber and Nhan Mcdaniel, by
Ambros' RuckeI, dalrd 18th Juur 1924,
and duly oi record IN The clerks office OF
thr County Cont of Amherst. for purpos-
ss IN sald deed expressed. vii he exposed
10 sale before tho door Of hr Franklin IIo-
tel, in the town # Lynehbug. To the high
est bidder iur cash, GA SATURDAY. the @8th
of the present nnnth, the following valua-
BILE SLAVES w. Caleb. aud Nancy and
SIX children, with their increase. Such IT,
lie AS rs vested IN the lrls.ers will he given
aud n"nc other, although il is deemcd I'M
questionable, ABHAM r. NORTH,
.lcting 4 eStee
Jan. 5. whoa
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, New Patent ReAsteaA.

tkllE Subscriber, Cabinet Maker in the
civ OF Baltimore, respectfully informs
the public IN general and Cabinet Nakeis IN
particular, that lie has visited lSuChburg tor
the purpose oi exhibiting hi. ntW and hghiy
improved bedslead Joint fastening, and that
he has had u hcd,lrad mndc on thi, plan,
which may he seen AT Mr.. NORRIS FraukI lin
llotei, where all yho feel an interest in an
Improvement ~ this most useful article, are
invited TO call and view i--ior a description
ot winch he refers them 10 the very respcctR-
bic certificates attached 10 this advert isemeut.
The subscriber also informs the Cabinet Ma
kefs nj the several adjoining counties, that lie
has sold 10 Nj Robert Morrss, ri this place,
the exclusive right and liberty of using and
vending 10 others to be used the above nam-
ed iastenlng7, and should application he
made Mr. NJ will either sell the tasrcuiuss or
the patent right, ouse lhern. There is no
doubt hut The person having the exclusive
right Tor any town or county, will be ena-
bled 10 nonnpoIize the business.
Tie pubic's humble scrvi.
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased OF Mr. Isaac Cooper, Of
Baltimore, the right of using his patent hed4
steal and have found il most useful invCn
hon-Thc great facility with which this kind
oi hedstead can bc put up or taken down, e.
ven ny The most ignorant servant, added to
the most perfect strength aud durability of
the fastening, renders ii Tar preferable TO any
'h'ng ot the kind we have ever seen, aud am
SURF that all who try II will he equally pleas
ed-in case OF fire, whom a person whistles to
move ri short notice, this kind OF bedstead
eaa be taken down in one minuie-This cir
ohms'anee alone renders them invaluable.
Given nudsr oar hands
ARCHIBALD WARr, Fredericksburg
DAVID |. BURR, Richmond.
SAhL r. COLDWELL, Petersburg
JACOB BALT2ELL, baltimore.
JOSEPH W. ENTLER,
JOHN NEEDELS,
EDWAhD NEEpELS, y
Jan. IL. Aw24
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Virginia
At ,nlcs holdcn in the clerks office OF tn superior
Court OF Chnnctry tor the Lyuchburg District, thu 2o
day al October. 1928.
Mary Ann Mays,aduN. Of Joseph MAYS, dec. Pit.
HC inst
David y ilham Kyle. Drrs.
In, defendant W lll,am ~ lcnot having entered his
appearance and gwen security according To the act Of
Assembly and the rules ct this court aud il appCn ing
til, country. Il soruerpd that the sad defendant do
appear hee the first day 1t the next term and
sWoi the bill ii the platinum md thai cupy Of tbs
der b. forthwith inserted ~ snmc Wsfaper pIw IN
the town of Nnrhhurg, ior two months >uccr,si,dy
and posted at the front door OF The Courthuuse the
| SAID town. copy Ieste,
| "a ]. WILLS, c. G.
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Z DIX AT FL J!

am determined tosell my ikA'
or LAND, in the county OF 1edlold, o" vac
north fork OF Otter, 80 miles from l.yncl'"T'
and Q from Liberty, containing about WV a,
cres. will barely remark, that perhai'' -
this country therc is not 10 be had more ''
sirah.e iraut OF land either for lohacco' 4'."
or grass. deem il unnecessary TO say mo''
My land is for sale come and see.
OF the above tract OF land there Is bet"c''
3 aud 100 acres of good creek Ha'-a" ''
100 acres OF which is yet nucleared---7 va
40o acres of good Tobacco land YET I" t''".
The subscriber is making preParal'onS , y,
a full crop for AT least s or 10 hahds-n"' y
he should be able TO mcke speedy SAFE y"
even by the first Of February, immediate -.
session will be given aud in the event "' ~,
being able 10 effect sale of his land, M W.
groes, rs also his stock of every drscfV,'V'
and his stock of provisions npon me '""
tation, will be disposed of on the NOS u.,'
al terms--He, therefore, does hol c, 'na' Wv, Wv
the season is far advanced, that all W''"'"7
to purchase will COME & SEE.
Ser. Il "'s9
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NO ~ W..

~ ILL be snld, bl virtue of deed o.
~ trust, executed TO the subscribers hy
john Iiafrs. jr bearing date The IN seA Ut
July, l923, aud duly recorded IN the glt ~
office 81 the conaty court ri bueknaham. ou
tie 9th day oil Jatuary ueXt, ii lal1, nos,
lhr oeN fair day, on the premises. .ol r'so,
lwo trart- Of land, in SAID COUNT. 10. tie
purposes mentioned in sad deco. eaf trrt
containing % acrcs, Ia, on il IA yu0ahle saW
aud srisl mi, an attach, d thereto god
cotton macbinr--lhr Other contain 80 a.
cres, aud is con sidercd guoii truia- laid
Also, The following personal property. tour
horses, twelve COW :, two Yoke 81 oNen. i#o
OK carts, twenty head of sheep, tnert! head
of hogs. SIX feather beds aud IMMUNE, VITA
other household aud Kitchen tau.ugt. aaa
all said Harris plantation tools i he peroN~
al property viii bc sold at the present res
dence Of saia Harris, but ii the sale ct the
real property is mol effected in Inn the sale u
thepersonal property will take place on the
next dns-Aeiing rs trustees we shall OF y
convey such title AS is vested in lis by sa'
deed though il is believed the title is int'4'
putable.
H. A. CHRISTI AZ.
CHARLES PHAP'
Der.22 wds2O Trustees
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Lynchbnrg, Dec % 1873. 5u1

{ y pursuance of a Decree of the superb
L or Court OF Chancery for the Lynehburg
District, pronounced the DIST day OF May,
1926. III the case of john ". Anderson, pit Il
gainst Thoma, Laiu, shah, Oh Thursday the
29th daq Of December, proceed 10 sell, tor
ready money, to the highest bidder on the
premises, II air, if not, the fr,t iair day sun
days excepted, a certain tract or parcel Of
Land, Wing in The county of Amherst, near
Bethel adjoining the lands of John Camm,
dec. Il. ) Ellis aud the Bethel llact OF land.
GEO. b. NOODSON.
Dec. ..
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NNi It'f.

N consequence of IN error in the ad'cr-
4 tisrment for the sale ol the stock at the
delinquent Stuckhnllers, of the Lynchburg
aud salem Turnpike COMPANY. the sale did
not take place on the Dad of a-l month, hut
will certainly hc sold on Saturday the Ith
day OF next month February before the
door ri the Franklin Hotel. in the town of
Lynehburg. JOHN NJ GORDON, OK,
Jan H. tds23
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XIrPlnIa

Virginia
At tuIt, holden in the Clerks Office OF the Superior
Court Of chanecry tor the I!nehbnIg district the 2sth
day OF Oetobef, 1925.
Edmond late, Plaintiff.
Against
Henry ate, John rate, Armisoad F. Stokes and Sal
l. ms"lte, aihgi Stone and Elizabeth hi, We, G'o,s
Scruegs and Polly his WIte. Iiumas Ogwood. Caleb
att Waddy alc aud " William ller, Def'ts
The dticndanl John ! ate Tot nasinJ eutcfcd his
appearance, Ia tn" amended bll Of The p!ant Il Civ
IN feeurits according 10 the assembly and the
rules of tba court, and II appearing b, satisfactory
the first day Of the neAi answer H., bill of
the said plaintiff and thar cpp OF tins order he orn-
with Inserted IN SOmu newspaper printed ia he town
Of Lynchburg, to- NO months stc- ssistly, md p std
up the front door ut III, court house the sand
cop5-lestr,
10 JOHN WILLS. c.
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EfY virtue of a deed Of trust executed tn
ID the subscriber by George r Richardson
aud Ann bis wife, for CERTAIN purposes there
in expressed, will bo sold, al public auction,
for cash, before the door Of the Franklin Hn-
tel, III lie town Of Linchburg, on Thursday
the Goth day OF the present month, January y
il fair, II mol, the next iair day thereafter,
Two Lois ot Grounu on Federal Hill, in
Lynehburg,a joining the residence OF Thos,
A Holcombe, Esq. The subscriber acting as
trustee will only convey such lille as is vest
ed in him by the said trust deed, but he be-
lieves the title 10 be good
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Jan 8 3N23
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NoStpnnemy ut.
Dec. %.

IN consequence otthe incIemency of the
weather, tie above sale is postponed unit!
Friday the 27th day o. January, le26--mhcn
the sale will take place, il fair, il Uor The next
fair day thereafter, upon the premises
GEO b. NOODSON. NJ.
Jan Q tdSfO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
WV VaN EN%

U'HE Subscriber has opened House OF
Entertainment on the road leading
from LynehhurE to Campbell Court House,
eight mites south dt the former anG four
north of the iater.-Trarellers and othrrs
are respectfully Informed that his best exeri-
ons will be used to give satisfaction.
JOHN SEAY.
Jan 3. WIV 70