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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-11


80 IARIorrE LAND iegroes iof SAT.
III ) virtue aia decree luafioHr Ce9o
7, csar, OF The 9th Aovemher last, the s5th'
soriher vi % tuesday he iHlh peceml.ef
next. NJ paaac auction, aRan The promise
proc. ed 10 sell Toe tgHri 81 Isn5, 5rloag'ht
20 tbe e.sale el George Lawson. dec. 'befe
.oa he last resided, igi1g IN Cub Creek en-
tsfltas los iais sufsss ~ aefes. 81 q effah
Of aae and t.fn year., 'ta pure iaser giving
hond with approved security, aud ihe tie
90 be ~. h4sld lneI payaeui- are 80 ds'-
49, Il Nsefars. besonuHz 70 The sdht IS,
tsfa. II iiae eat descriptions. GA cfrd7 81
. > months, tnr purchaser giving hoad WIN
approved seenriiY. al OF which s1ie '' hadr
To- a5strihaftaB ol the -afaei lmons Tue u
eaieaA Tie atefaiBs traei ID and is vel
~ slh tue alfenraa NJ rufehh ,ers# he' ne 81
mated ma he3itle md azrsfBhle neiEhaof
hood. "a well s, Hafed plan'a'nin 40 GOO
reoniF io y Inch "a ...ict Tor - acre. q
excellent laN grounds NitH e" hefaa' build
ines aud enl horses Tor q small family, and
a iarye proportion of wood land. most a
when ~ e,1asi irr d fire tobacco i1ud j.
borders ss fhe rpaa lradIng IRON tough
Geek rharsH 20 Charlotte Court = lns#, a.
bout ut.les lrr.n the latter.
GKlEf BARN DALE, eama.r.
NV ~. ~
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At court continued and held Tor Buckingham county,
TIM 18th da} Of November lsa6,
Ihoma. 7, fhornlull aai Argr. hrs wifi, who was
formerly henes Pt"son, daughter of Edward Patte.nn,
dec. John Plfsou " imn rattezon, .rrrrtt Pate OF,
ami SO ' ptson, son aad dstrbutee OF the aid Ed
ward fattcson, decd. PIT.
against
Polly pattesoa, widow and rect Of the said Edward
raiieson, degd Schuyler Paterson jesse Jeuninrs and
FolE hs VIE Who Was formerly Polly Putcsou, daugh-
ter Of the said d,rodcnt Chambers paitcgon james PIT
ic,on Edward taitcsen and Nore Pateyon Jan infiut
81 the sad dsfeden children and distributes of The sd
Edward Paueson, decd. nefts -
~ GHANCEPF.
Tho defendants Chambers, James Edward and Srlurv-
Ter fn'o not having entered thcr appearance and ~
ven county according to the act Of Assembly and
me faia ol ihs court and appearing tina, thes not
nhlbhts Of ms stIteon he sotIon The plaintiffs hy
tr attorney II is ordered that the said absnt defend
dalts 90 appear here before February cout aiet
ana answer lac Plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this Of
ger be forthwith published in The Vireinian, a public
newspaper printed IN the town Of Eyaohhurg, for two
nlhs surcessfcy aud thai another copy be posted at
ne mont door OF the courthouse Of this county.
ACopy-Taete,
70 Il. EIDRIDGF, J. D. r.
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- = A.. -AetL i,t a. haiAII FOR sALE.
'eu tNo taets oi mud lying in
re s" - ''npas'. ene containing about
t9 s..t =. aer fr'"eea aud 500 acres.
-. 3'' seplra'e3 only by a cfeai,
.'e5f the tact ON which, no.
e - nor ia 800 acres Of open
..." t..1 has hesa cleared within q
'.e's ; n'" to clear large qnan-
hd"1, nearly all Of
IN. .,r li,,q ~, '',s 1l's r'.nar ma,
ts .si,,1 t,.,,,I,,.s,- ~ N''''
....#....at. ar ,'o'' -. ~" -, - H.
~ smoke bnpse IT,. f..,,.,
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SSS hTHASITL TINsTON--si the junction
II Of Main Street with the Alley leading to 3
ffoin Friend toMsrtn'- or Stone Ware house, OF
fers 10 the public, by wholesale OF retail. gene
RAJ assortment ofGkOCERiES. on as good terms
as en- be lad ia this market, confident they are
vel bo,shi, bui sill not promise on better OF
cheaper, consisting Ia Parf Of
Best filled sack. gi salt, tstil.d sacking
sugar aud Coffee OF different qualities
y Orleans and " /. Moasses
Mould and sperm c1ndes. a. to SIS
1urpenlhie and transparent Soap
Guupowdef and Imperial Tea, fresh
Gun and wrought AaiI. and Brads
Patent Balances. with and without frames
Window GlasS, by 10 4 lOby IL, O. Putty
Smithheld aud mountain Bacon, which will en-
gage To furnish by tie scason
New Markercl aud Herrings
tew casls. of rich Cheese
Best Brown tanners Oi
Suffolk Tar. aud Carolina Moss for matrasscs
Assortment OF Hardware, Crockcry, Glass aud
Farther Ware
Blind, snair aud Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, cart aud gig whips
liaeks best aud common segafs
Me8', aud bog wool aud far H8s
salt Pere, Glauber salts, Mustard
Aiispicc, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Madder and
Coppefas
Iron, German and bliNcrcd steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Vino
London aud Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Shooting and shifting, Osnaburgs
81 aud II point Blankets
600 b. beautiful Cotton yarn
10 Dbl, of Cider
For which viii receive any kind Of produce
brought 10 this market AT the best cash prices.
NAIHL. WINSTON.
March 20 ISL
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A%sOIiCE - By vtnue OF deed OF trust
~ executed to US by Ann Scott and
Thomas II. Scott, bearing date on the 10Th
day OF October, 1874 and duly OF record in
the county court OF Campbell, and 10 effect
the objects in said deed EXPRESSED, we shall
on the 10th day of December, lszr, al the
dwelling house # the said Ann Scott, in the
county of Campbell, sell, by way of public
auction, for ready money, the following pro
pcrty, or So much thereof as may he neces-
saly 10 satisfy the purposes OF said deed
TO wit: all the right, title, interest, and
clam Of the said Ann Scott, under and by
virtue OF the last will and testament OF her
deceased husband William Scott in aud 10 n
certain tract, parcel of land, with lis ap,
purtenances, situate IN the counties OF Camp.
bell aud Bedford, on James River and Jn-
dith Creek, devised 10 her for her life 10y
her said husband, and now in herorcupancy
Also, all the right title, interest and 81 in
Of the said Ann scott ia aud to the follow
ing slaves, aud the increase ut the females o..
them born since the date OF the deed aiort
said Of any namely, James, Harry, Tom,
Charles, DaYy, Louis, Nelly aud her Child
Margaret, Edmund. Manuel, Jeffrey, NelsoL
Celia, and Mourning and her Child. Also
devised To the said Ann scott Tor her life IN
The last Will aud testament OF her said hus
band--AIso the right, title, interest and claim
vested in the said Thomas II. Scott, under
the will OF his father he said W .lIiam Scott
~ and to the tract OF Land aforesaid, with
its appartcnanCes, which interest is under
stood 10 be IA fee simple tile IN, and to one
undivided moirty al the said Land and ap
lMnenauCes, subject TO the said Anu Scots
lie estate iherrlG---AoO the right, title, M
terest and cIain oil the said Thomas H. scot
under the viii u his said father in, aud e.
the following SLAVES, and the increase OF the
females of them born since the date Of The
saia deed I'll any namely, Hannah and her
three Children Jedth, Daniel, and MARY,
George, Wills, b. get, Sukey, Spencer, The
odCre, Fountain, Ambrose, Belsey, Venus
| Lucy, Chna aud her two Children, Freder-
lex and Lucy, Cashier, Charlotte aud hel
Child Jane, and Sant--wlich said interest i,
understood 10 bc Tee simple title in, aud to
an undivided moie'y OF the said slaves, and
their increase.
Acting as trustees we will only sell aud
convey such ate in q. to the sand propcrl, a.
is vested in Us by the deed aforesaid, and
none her. JOIN BULLOCK.
AMMON HANCOCK.
NeV. 10. tdsl5- Trustees.
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March 20

IRA ANGLING 1GlIOOL.-Wm Kennedy ten
~ ders his best aclnon Judgements 10 the CT
tlzens OF Lynchbnrg aud lis negbbuIhood, for
the patronage bestowed on him on former occa-
,Ion,, aud begs lrasc to INFORM them that he has
determined TO rc-eomnencc his school Us carly
as practicable at the Franklin Hotel.
lie deems il needless 10 refer 10 testimonials
respecting hls capacity as teacher (altho he
could readily produce some from individuals Of
the highest standing being willing to test tbs
point by the progress of tic generality of his
Pupils here and elsewhere, and the unbiased o.
pinion OF those acquainted with his mode of in
stiueton lie pledges himself that his unrcmit-
ted attention shall be directed to the adslnee.
ment OF such young ladies and gentlemen as may
be placed under his charge, and the utmost OF
der observed during the hours OF tuition.
fEI}mS-1treife Dollars, for the iuIl Session
Of twelve weeks, one half payable at the expira-
ton of six weeks, the other half at the close OF
the Session. The days Of tuition Will be Iriday
and Saturday in each wcek.
Subscription papers are left at the bar of the
Franklin Hotel, and at the bookstore of A. j.
North.
In order to avoid unnecessary delay, he would
feel grateful to parents, e. to subscribe as early
rs practicable.
Ifrrparst,tl, he win attend such families or
individuals as would prctcl private lessons.
Noy. q. ls2G
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RICH AID TnO1cr GOODS
n Fet1HfU fIHF7,
FOR IIIL 1926.

aNffekEE. ROBINSON q. 90. feel plea.
VI surc in announcing Il lhrif friends ard
ibr public, The ARRIVAL oi upwards al o. Pack
ages 81 Fall Goods, comprising oil The Fash
ionable Novelties Of the Season. L. addition
neal assortment Of Ghina and GAS Ware
london cloths aud cassimercs OF superior
qutity and at very low prices
cas.ifpits for servants wear at half their Tor.
mft prices
Csmlei aud PLAID cloaks of unusually fail
s.7es aud very low
Laiies Plaid Cloaks, n comfortable winter
article
Black ssliu striped eros de Naples, new
aud beautiful article for iadies dresses.
Blk and cold fg'd silks, rich and desirable
shades
Mrrino Shawl, and scarls - yds long with
rich euI f2urrs
spleudi8 Gduze Barge and Chilian Silks OF
everY shade and price
Bobbinefi V IL ol the finest work aud finish
inicscrb1ble CalicDes' complete assou-
mcut . the richest patterns ever exhibited
Beautiful Belt Ribbons, velvet aud shaded Of
superior style
With a great variety Of other new Goods,
which with others daily looked for enables
them 10 bold on great inducements TO their
town aud country customers.
/ Country merchants are respectfully in
sitcd 10 call aud view their as 5orlmeut
Nov %
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WI XECUTOR'S SaLE.-Wiil be sold on
Ill the premises, on the lifsi day OF Janu-
ars, 1877, that well known and valuable cs-
tate called Poplar Forest, lying in The eann-
lies of Bedford and Campbell, the property
of Thomas Jefferson, dee. within eight miles
OF ftnchburg aud three from New London;
i also about 70 likely and valuable negroes,
with ztock, crops, &c. The terms OF sale
will be accommodating and made known
previous 10 the day.
On the fifteenth OF January, at Moniiee-
| 10, in the county Of Albemarle The whole
| 81 the residue oil the personal property oi
+! Thomas Jefferson, dec consisting oil 10 va
| luabr negroes, stock, crop, o.. household
and kitchen furniture. TIE attention oil The
public is earnestly invite 10 this property.
! The negroes are believed 10 be the most val
uabIe Tor their number ever offered at one
time IN the State Of Virginia. The house
hold furniture, many valuable historical and
portrait paintings, bust OF marble and plais-
ter of distinguished indiy duals one OF mar
BILE oil Thomas Jefferson, by Cafacci, WIh
the pedestal and truncated column en- which
il stands Photograph or copying Instrn
ment used by Thomas Jefferson, for the last
twenty five years with various other arti.
cles curious aud useful 20 men OF business
aud private families. The terms OF sale will
be accommodating and made known pfeyi
Gus 10 the day. The sales will be continued
tom day 10 day until completed. These
sales being unavoidable, il IS sufficient
guarantee to the public, thai they will take
place al tue tlmes and places appointed
THOMl5 J. RANDOLPH,
Executor Of Tn JeterSoa, de.
The above sales 10 be conducted by John
K y. Payne, Auctioneer.
Nov. IL. tdSl5
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yraoR sA1E OF nEST, n. franlha Hotel
Z 10 the town OF Ncw.t,la.gost ~ the eoiintY
81 Amherst A. housr Of eisefialnmenf. tbs
: elnal "a any in the upprf country. Tie hnl
diags are large and convenient and promise
eHaai advantages 10 asY pffson dispmct To EN-.
bark ~ ,Aai kind Of business: alsp several tracts
ofland' IN thc eunntics OF Amherst aud Nelson,
wl4irh lands are well adapted 10 the culture Of
corn. wheat, tobacco, Dc. ...
DAVID 5. GARLAND.
July o. H3l
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WISHING roy CRY
[ auai .otlery 18th Class.

To boz drawn in Washington CITY, on the eth
~ December $50
<nnE Nanager reHret faiiy orr 10 the public m
y following ,lfHe at GH IN sla=s Of " ellington
I4afs,r. ia is ,lapa and haaf tlaf il vii b. found
Wl, iHa patronage II $40 l4e ltndz NJ thii aad Of i-
.aalarr. II Is arranged on taa very paFuar 1agd' pJ
ta combination II thfrc uu#arrs ftri ufkst, t1a
ta1fert fsat 60 o. be,ne al that afe nod. Ihesr 30
naiHf-fs e4s YaeHH IN awial 90 tie daY Of drawing
ctfa oft IN lfe drRn on n r1nfom, winch produces
10 s4,Ht pzes, each tekrt oil RHsh contains ihltr OF
ts Ill as, uH4Irz fliH pfxes, eaeh Aitii 10 Of The
drown uuH1#ss, - mos pro-, "ic with one 5i NE
drawn nnaa1rs =. I'm Other urkcts, winch VIII COT
tan 40 oue Of hr drawn number, bong bihnks.
SCHEME
IHe tickai containing The Isl ~ ahd 81
dfaWn Nos. nil b. entitled 10 the Grand
Pro- Of 100000
That one containing the Gth.7ih and
sta. f,ill % entitled 10 the second
tirbui pc Ut 10000
I#4.t ,Ie ri Jth / 9Th luOnD
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~ ~ ls,aF"th eoaHfg court, NJ. "A. l.,
i.zehi'l Eszt, and I.4il4tctrBI= Vii .4ii,'
h.sftli.i he y he sIllg !,.f..z lunl. 4 ,,,
ii.5s his H. W .i.H.ia tta#itr .,d Ina. - p d
aiis Martha tle1ueets inistnt uu,ef H.. = =. 10.
aar year., Who by isiiam h. Ilarg,.s. q '"'.a
friend, sou. zaHf o.
againsf TON.
John baieek, admir- Of Robert i. hs1le, .I,.=. Sd,
an i'"'ofi'o" 'nd Elizabeth ms "iie aa.d join ~.
~ CHlBCERI b7t
The drfendant John FeJiey not h.,inr cn,e.... 4.
a'',i s'lf9 .f.'.,i} afeora4e 10 ~ - 81,
the court that he i mt an ihhabiiani "a '.l s
ordered, ihai he do appear here on tho $50
III January hcAl, aHd aBsWrf Inc biiI Nth. rs4s.
ahd hat tt.s order be inserted lnthe Iinebbsse
cor eight "eeks sueees=nry, and posted "A a., hi q
II the courthouse Of this county On suinc co.., ' '
Copy--Tesr. A1'.
gltw6Rl5 mo ATINtsaf..-,.
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l@fBtc Printing Establishment for SAFE.
<DtiE Pruprietor would sell ON fair terms,
- the office aud establishment Of tlc CEN
IRA. GAZETTE, IN Charlottesville. virginia.
lms Press has bcrn established about seven
years, and from the stead, and increasing pat
ronage II has received, and the p,osnecf, of con-
haucd increase, there Is every reason to believe.
that ia a short time. no couutl, establishment
in the state will produce a more profitable IN
come. The advantages it possesses are nnIner-
ots and attractive II IS situated in a wealthy
part OF the country, in prosperous and rapii-
y improving town, within a few hundred wards
Of the University OF Virginia. The subscription
already amounts 10 i respectable number. and
there are perhaps, but few country establish
ments which have a greater share of ADVERTISING
andjob-work. The office is tolerabIy comnI,tp
Tor printing newspaper, boaks aud iohs--bay-
iug two Presses, one entirely new founts of
Long Primer. Brewer, Plea. (ncw1 Doublp
Pea, Double :. Primmcr Five lines Plea and
variety of other type. some ofwhich arc new;
imperial, super-eoyll, royal. medium and ;oh
chascs; sticks stands galles and every thine
else necessary. Persons wishing TO purchase
can address the fsoprietorby letter (poSt paid )
nov. 50 c3ula
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M ES-LONDON AGADEMY-The Trus-
~ tees Of the Nav-London Academy have the
pleasure Of informing the public that they have
engaged tho Ecs, Nicholas II. Cohbs TO take
charge of this institution the ensuing year,
The exercises otthc school viii commence the
lst Monday in january next In this academy
vii! be taught all the branches Of a liberal Eng
lish education. embracing Grammar, Arithmetic.
Geography, with the Use a the Globes, Ancient
mud Modern History, the Elements of Natural
Philosophy, and Chemistry, Geometry and Alge-
brit tIso the Latin, Greek and French Ian
efmgcs Terms OF tuition, fifteen dollars per ses-
sion, payable in advance. Board can be had in
gentccl families contiguous TO ihc Academy, up
ON the most moderate terms-Mr CObbs viii al
SO accommodate few boarders al the Academy
The Legislature having authorised the Trustees
10 raise considerable funds for the endowment OF
the Academy. they are now in the exercise OF
their powers, and have contracted with a me-
chanic of responsibility to pm all the buildings
connected with the institution IN good repair
October % tlmJl2
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ASA

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, or an intro
Il duCton 10 the same comprising the first
principles, and such scholar, Taught ia a sci
"nt'ic snd comprehensive manner, in p les
sons, by the preCeptor, practical performer
on the Clarinet, Trumpet, Trumpet Marine,
HaHbog, Grand Ob0e, (or .lDlaun Foce) Ser
Pr1R, German Flute, OCtare do. .49dHi0 nal
hrgd FiHte, F0gsold ti8e, FIaggo'lo, has
SOON, Piano Forte, ZuBalio, Fiflle Uu.dH
LBre, EiOiin. EiOid, Cor Tenor Fiddie) Cg,a-
baiis, Plain Hoetoltt, Pattqt F7agcoiel, D0u
bie BGrei do. French Horn, Trombone, r.
CiaTioHei, Plum BHgIe, Sit keyd BHgie, Fife,
SpaaiSb Guitar, Ei0iiUcel1o, or BaSs Eiol. &C.
The lectures viii commence en- Monday
next, 4th Dec. for short period, in which
time each pupil will he taught, and will at
tend, individually on separate hours Of the
day and the evening, rs ma hest suit their
mutual convenience, and wll Insure TO learn
each to play from the first principles the
first course ct 20 popular airs on any solo or
single instrument, who have no ear for mu-
sic, aud whose effort, were Intellectual 10 al
tain this fine art in the timp spe cited. o. no
compensation wW b. required.
MILITARY BANDS Taught accurately on
any instrument 10 complete the same.
Amateurs, impressed for further improve
ment on Chromatic Music, the SONATAS
moi limited, the terms moderate, and his al.
teuton, assiduous.
Terms, enquire at the Franklin Hotel,
IL where warranted instruments are Tor sale
by J. II. HOFFMAN.
Dec q. 1877
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70 OYAL.-The suhscriberhas removed
~ from his former stand to the house. a
lew doors above the old stand Of Daniel Hig.
glnbotham d Co. and just below the Lottery
office OF Aug Leftwicb; where he will CONT
uue TO carr on The business Of a TIMER X
IoPPfRSNIili,i in all its various branches.
Work entrusted to him will be done with dis
match and on the most moderate terms He
respectfully soiiCits II share Of public patron
'ee. .THOS. o. AGREE.
Nov % tsiE
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sih"lNiA--At court held for Bedford co,5a,,
courthouse the 9Th day Of Aup,,s, IN al IL
Charles Reynolds and Nancy ni, VIE II -
William Pahnore, '" az "a .i' ~
against tt-
Benjamin Lockett, WHIT Newman and Rl4a
Martin Richardson and Permelu HE win In. l. VIE.
ett and Nm. lorkett, Wu. Tayior aud : con '..a-
Polly, John, Eugene Beverley, William. HI a. " IT,
Martha Jane and Landora Elizabeth gaglor -, ,f =
more, Jack sharp and Polly ms wife, A.ncy . I'D.
VIM 4. Watson, Elizabeth Watson and SarsI A., ~ and
WHICH ssId Poly Taylor John, Eugene Bc,orIa, WE
an, Lltira y. Martha Jane aud Landlord T. = VIM
VIM. A. Watson and Sarah WATSON inlmt.lef.2.', -
hm. h. Owen, guardian, nd Item. ''' g
IN CHANCERY
The said defendants BcnIamin Lockett W.,
man and Rloda his wife Martin Richardson md Wv
In his wife and W lillian L. Iockrtt MT hntf5, '"'s
their appearance according to the net Of Ami 't
the rules OF thu court and il appearing 10 the
of the court that they not inhabitunt, OF TIN.
II Is therefore ordered, that they do appear bf
fourth Monday N November next and answer H. ' he
tins biil and that copy oftns order b. orfj,s MI
lshed ia the Iynchhurg Niranian for two MI, Io'
ccssiyoy and posted al the front door of The - ~
ON two several court days. 'N'
COpy-fcstc,
- RoB. {. MITCHELL n g
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Atopy-Ir'tc,
Isl cnmullH cpunlu rnl-rt 01tnllr q -

~ Campbell county court 0eto1u Q, ls.d
John Campbell, Complt
against
Hurt, uctts.
IN CHfNCEPY
1Nc defendant Gcorgc Il,H having entered his mp
pfaraNre md given security according - the ssf If As
snnh. and the rule IF this court and il appearing 70
the court thai he is hot nhJhjunt of tins std =
ord red that the SUD defendant Hurt do appear here 90
ifr second Hondty IA JnnuHry next, and al,ncr fha
fgHI'uaHis hl HAT thi, order hi Inserted ~ >ria
heN -pdper publ hed in the town Of fynafhars, of '.i
months 'uecn'ncll ld posted at the frot door o ias
courthouse Of tis county court day.
AtQy--TcSfc,
u JNO. ALEXANDER, G.
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A COpy-fcstc,
ROB. c. MI

VIRGINIA, Sct.--.it court held for.Bedlora
the courthouse thereof on the sd day ofoet. III ="
Eliza Madison, ~,
against -"
Samuel Mead and Ella, Jones, L..
IN CHANCERY.
Tho defendant Samuel Mead not having ou,,r., g..
appearance according to the act Of Assenh, and
oil this court, and II appearing to the satisfaction nj ~
court that be Is not nhabtmt of ths CONNIE, ~
therefore ordered h do appear here on the fourth ~
day IN january ncNt, and answer the complainant. n
aud that copy of this order he forthn In 0sr,l -
some new tpapcr published IN the town Oh i,nrab..
Tor Nv months successfully and posted nj tie from ~
oil the courthouse Of sad county ON two several count dave
COpy-IeSc,
10 &c. STEPTOE, enc.
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a%r0IlCE.--By virtue ola decd oil trust.
"a ! ehccufed by John Hancock, on thc 9tt
dan oil October, ls23, aud duly recorded -
the clerks Office oi the Hnstings court O.
Lyurbbnrg, 10 the subscribers, tor the pun
pose u securing 20 Joseph Echols the pay
mrnt nt certain tents therein mentioned, wi,
ne sold on Friday the 9th day OF January
1927, If fair, II not. the next fair day therea
ter, al public ancllon, for cash, on the pre-
misses, THREE LOIS OF GROUND, in the
loWn Of Lyuchburg; one containing one
fourth at an mere, on tculh strcet, part OF lot
No. 31o--Anolhcr containing one fourth Of
an acre, on III street aud flrt alIey--and the
Third, one whole lot, No. 235 Aud at the
door Of the Franklin Hotel on the same das ,
and II necessary, 10 BIZ continued from day
- daY, viii be sold for cash. ALL THE FUR
NIiuRE conveyed IN said deed, or SO much
Of the said property, real aud personal, a.
WrIl be sufficient 10 satisfy the purposes ol
lo said deed 81 trust. Acting as trustees,
Nc viii convey only such title as is vested IN
u, by said deed OF trust.
ADRIAN Il. NORTH,
J\8ES BENAGH,
Nov o. cidslG Trustees
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I~lIHGING SCUO0l.--DINILL HLLE
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opening p Singing SrFooi IN 81 Pan $ Clitsfh.
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used N ms Srtooi is . Tho Boston Handel and
Hayden Society collection Of Chuch Muslcls !"
oyptg ef utirb Is e.ptctb 10 be receired in
ioVn sbeaig.-Mr.. Lcnba, OrgaHi8of 81. PAM. 8
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puirdullg; 50 hot IN >choOi ~H hnre Hie nd
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yna OR RENT, that desirable residence q
II the alley opposite Martins Warehouse
in the occupancy of Mrs. Fowler. Posses
sion may he had on the LIST day OF Jan next
Nov. %. ttf23 g. A ROSE.