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A. ruls. bodcn IN che clerks of7c- 81 the Superior
coarf of hancsfy Tor the L,hebufg Dis;ret. tic 2sh
day If Octvbrr, 1 a.
HiIam u. hArsis, Pit
against
Edward ,iarris, John L. Harris. Jsiln Harris. John
Dgg,s. and william ~ liggss and iohn H. Harris, MR.
charts aud partners under he firm Of Diggs
Z Harm. I.f
The defendant EdWh ard Hairis not having entered his
app.afic. and g. security according the setoi
Assemble, aud h. rule this eouri, aud APPEARING by
saI.faco tory evidence that h. nhabtsDt o. this
country A. " ordered. that the sa,d deieDdap do
nppa herr IN ia, first DAY OF he next tenn aud
1ssr ihs bill Of the planuh and that copy Of hsor-
der h. forthwith som, new spaper printed
the of Is chhutg, flr months .uecesnYslJ,
posted the front dopr Oi the COURTEOUS. the said
town. Copy. IsGc,
WIIIG
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II kkSft v. - lsisI "fh'"
Ii ianis sl 4, nehbnrg aud us V'.in,'s' INA
.ss,s.s9 bv ,heir sun and n young iad,, The,
- ,le,sy,,jned 10 open a FEMALE
ACADEMY IN this place, ~ The h"nst
Infringing 10 Mrs Cabell. formerly occupied
la Yanng A Ioues. IN the lnb. day al Apr
ue,t. la this institution will be ianghi al
the branches necessary 10 the complete edu'
cation oi young lady
ferpli per sessian Of FIRE months.
The first class will he taught OrthDgrsrhy
Reading Writing. Geography with the use oi
Mars and ti1rbe5, Exercises ~ tue Globes,
Arithmetic, Lnel,sh Grammar aud pms'ng,
Composition, Geology, Astronomy. Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mythoiosy
and Chronology, tor D 10.
The .ecpnd class, Spelling, Reading, Nri.
ting and principles Of Grammar II,
The third or junior class, Spelling and
Reading only
Music, vocal and on he piano.F Forte, 3 les.
sons a week, Ter -
French, Italian. aud German languages, 3
lessons n week, tor each y 10
Drawing aud Painting, ON Paper or Velvet,
. lessons week, la III
Boarding. Washing, and Lodging = 10.
All kinds OF Nendie work and Embroidery
will be taught, ii desired, Ia the scholars Of
tue Il and I'd classes without any additional
charge.
Boarders will have the advantage OF learn
ing the French language. gramniaticaly and
practically in the family, which Is the only
way 10 learn It correctly without any nddi-
tional charge.
Payments one half in advance aud the 9th.
or half ai the end ol the session.
No other additional charge,
At The end Of every se-sion, there will be n
public exa,ninalion, by examiners chosen
from respectable aud learned gentlemen ot
this town, whose report will be published.
In consequence ot the advanced season Mt
which the first session will commence, It's du
ration has been limited 10 4 mouths board.
ing aud tuition payable III proportion
Those patents or guardians who viii con-
tde their daughters or wards 10 their ehie,
NAV remain assured that the creates, auentl-
on shall be paid To the Improvement Us well
as department of their pupils
The puhlir is respectfully referred, tor fur
Their information 10 n. Winston, y. Sydnor,
y ohm Bullock, Davidson b. adiute, *. North,
II Davis, TO. Morriss, Christopher Antho'
ny, Chswel Dahncy ,and VIM Daniel, 10
whom MIR aud Mrs Lenba aud their assist
ants have been recommended aud these
gentlemen will deliver copies ot the ceriih-
Gates they have received from respectable
and well known gentlemen oi this state
which certificates md recommendation will
satisfy the public with respect +" their capac'-
" aud morality rs teachers.
PETER HENRY LEtBA
Lynchbnrg Dec. - l525 3nl2l
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FLANK WORK

n a HIIIHT' HOTINF, HtT' IINIITs, II Iks, NH
public generally may rely on having any
work ordered of me, faithfully done y made
pni oi the best materials aud at very low pr.
ce,.--prrsons wishing hooks bound are re-
q1e>led TO bring them forward Immediately
rs I am somewhat al leisure mud can do them
much better than whrn | am pushed with
work. The public ARE further informed that |
bind books NJ mneh lower miCes than the,
ever we're knows Ia hr dour At IN this part
ot the country. and in much more superior
manner. ABRAN r. NORTH.
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Virginia
At rules holden in the clerks office Of the superior
CO ut thancery for the Lynehburg distinct, the 2Sh
"a, ol October, 1928:
GuStavus A. Rose, Pit
Against
fhomas nldridgc, William Hershey, sheriff of the
county OF clsOn, 10 whom committed the e,fate
John barnett, dec. sterling Claihorn and Alexander
H. Nost, Defts.
The defendant Thomas Aldrdge not having entered
h,s appearance 10 thc supplemental bill of the plaintiff
aud gwen security aeeordingto the Act oil Assembly
and the RULES OF tins and il appearing by satis
factory evidence, that ht is ,mlabtant OF this
country II IS ordered, That the sad defendant do
appear here on the first day of the terms and
answer The snid bill of the plaintiff and that copy of
tins order be forthwith Inserted in some spaper
printed IN the town Of Lynchburg for two months
cos,Fcly, and posted at the front door OF the
hOuse IN the said town.
COpy-Te.te,
% JOHN WILLS,C.C,
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LYNCHBURG FEMALE
- ! AID my

TIME SUBSCRIBER takes this method To
express has era itnde Tor tue liberal pat
ronage winch has been heretofore extended
10 hial, and 10 inform his pntronS and the
public generally, that the exercises 9th pre-.
sent session commenced on Monday thu 9th
January, GnS.) He has taken that large aud
cummo iious establishment On Third street,
formerly known as the Bell Tavern, III a
health, aud retired situation, aud has nssoc'
aied with him IN the management OF thu M
slituiion the Rev. Josiah Cole, formerly OF
Norfolk, Nho, to an accurate knowledge oi
the scieuccs, adds more than twenty Ncats'cX-
perience as u teacher. II this institution aro
taught MI the branches ot an English educati
on, including Music, Painting on Paper, Vel
vet, Satin, Wood, aud the various branches
of Needle Work. There will be always enl.
plu.ei four competent teach Terms the
sam rs heretofore. Pupils from n distance
Will be accommodated with board in the sub
scrher's family for lilly dollars per sessian,
payable in advance, or ioriy-hvc dollars, the
pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding and
towels.
Parental attention and care Will at all
times be paid 20 those who may DO placed in
our family as boarders.
For character, qualifications, &c, reference
30 Col. Wm. B, Lynch, Rev. I. q. smith,
Rev John Early. Rev. Edward Cannon. Da.
vid KYLE, Ro. kAle, David H. Edley, Dnct.
Howel Davies, Robert Norris, saml. Bran
ford hbram Il. North, Norbornc NJ Tuiinter
70 and the Editors of the Virgininn.
ALEX. / DOUGLASS.
Ian 10. tsli
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~ Ol'ICI.

Try r,rfue ofa deed Of trust, from China,
~ phsr Cinrk, TO .4lian Taylor and N, ,g
scriJer, bearing date NE ?H dog Of Der,,I'o,
1919, and Of record an The county can't Of IGa,'
gomery, IhaH, Jor the purposes therein, ,sn[a'.
ed, crposs 10 safe by uay NJ public oucti9u -.
The 22m day Of .lprii n1f, before The DIM, W. ~
he franklin Hotel in me to'on Of LyncLbg,Ss
for cash, Or on such other terms as lie Dor,,5,,
interested may then direct, the Joliowing ao,,.
QGrf ethe number ineinded IN 'aid irud dsedi
ris Peter, Frog, Cupid and Willy has piG
NeHy ami her togr eh'ir.", Lt"'s, Spots, JoA,
Such htle asis gre BY The trust deed, and non,
other aciH be made.
DAVIDSOS BR.4DFrTr
Trrte,.
Feb, 18th td,2o
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Virginia
At rules holden in the clerks office of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Lyncburg District, the 18th
day OF Octoher. l25.
James II. Miller and atrck Hart surviving partners
Of DAVID ntltrSOn cr Co. Pits.
against
Thomas Starring and Henry Lyme, es'ors of Henry
Lyme, dec. john {. Tray or. hOmas East, Jim Il.
Trent, Thomas Dix Patrick II. Fonaine, an John Z.
Hill, adm'rs ot Samuel Hill, dee. efis.
The defendant homa, last not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according 10 the ac OF
Assembly aud the rules OF this and appear nh
by satisfactory evidence baI he is inhabitant of
t, country II $50 dered, that the said deie ndant do
appear here the first day of the and
the bill. original, amended supplemental. second
n.rnded ,the plaintiffs and tina copy this order
be torthmi ,"sertcd some wspnper printed in the
town OF lSnehhurg, for Two months ssiselSI and
posted the front dor the courthouse the snid
town. Copy. Ieste,
J. WILLS. {. c.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees, &c.
WILL ENIMCIa
PROPRIETOR OF THE
LinnRan Botanic Garden.
Feb, 18th


FLUSHLFG, LONG ISLAND
4 EFFERo Ia the public, his very exten.
~ sive collection of the choicest fruits.
the selection ot which has been made with tho
greatest care during more than half a cent?.
~, aud To which large recent additions have
been made.
The assortment of ornamental trees, Aow-
crng shrubs aud plants, is also very euen-
sive Also, of Bulbou5 flowers. which In
cludes GOO varieties of Tulips, $50 OF Hyn.
cinths, besides great variety of other spe-
cies. The green house department has also
been greatly extended, and nov comprises q.
bout 1900 species, among which are the mos,
splendid aud rare kinds, including 80 kinds
OF oranges, lemons and citrons, % OF the ca.
mellia Japonica or japan rose, 200 Of gereni-
ums, as of heaths and green and bohea tea
plants, olives, myrtles, cape jasmins, Sc. &c.
In the collection are about 10000 grape
vines of the finest European kinds tor vine
and the table, and above 800 varieties of the
most beautiful roses, including "a kinds of
Chinese monthly roses, and OF the Mos,
rose. Also 81 varieties af the double dahlia.
Catalogues may be obtained grads ui Brad.
tute q Tompkins, agents, Lynchhurg, Va md
orders left with them, or forwarded per mil,
10 the proprietor, will meet with prompt nj.
tentiOn. BRADFCTE ~ 1OAIPktNS.
Feb. % tC3w55
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Virginia,
Atrulcs holden in thu Clerks office of the Superior
Court Of Chancety for the Lynchburg District, the 25h
day of December, 1928.
john Murehe0d, Pit.
John Miller, Judith c. Mari, tide II Mari. Margaret
Mari, John Smith and Agnes his wife, Milton Mari,
Constant y. Murr and John Still and Mary his wife.
heirs OF Richard Mari, dec George Spencer. Lewis
Spencer, Robert Spencer, lamtS Spencer. Abb aham
Spencer, hbner Spencer, john i. FarOw, and William
II. Spencer, James Farlow, Robert faruw and Henry
Farlow, children Of Nancy Farluw, dec. late the wife OF
the SAID lOhn J. fariO" and Amanda spencer, John
Spencer, William Spencer aud Jane Spencer, infant
children OF W Il'nm Spencer, dec and John Spence,
llanster Spencer william Spencer, Eliza Spen-
Ger and Amanda Spencer, infant children of
John Spencer the younger, dec heirs OF John spen
Spencer elder. de. Joseph W. Barnett, Daniel Sui
lvan aud Sarah his ie aud Frances Barnett, hers of
Thomas Barnett, dee. EIeldIng l.. Hilliams, admr.
Elizabeth Ann FillIarns. widow, and Elizabeth Il.
Hilliams, daughter and heir OF Robert Z. Nh
iisms, dec. the last infant by Commissioner
Benagh specially assigned her guardian, u Ill,am lark
admr. Martha Clark, widow, and Mary W,lier Clark
and Hllliam Thomas Clark, children and heirs Of Wi
lam 5. Clark dec, the last infants b, Commissioner
B,nagh specially assigned their guardian, Dsits.
The DEFENDANTS Gideon Mari, Margaret Mari, Com
slant L. Murr, Abncr Spencer and braham Spencer,
not having entered h.ir appearance 10 the amended
bill Of the plaintiff and given security according the
Act OF Assembly and the rule OF This court, and ii APP
ptaring by satisfactory violence thai they nhu-
bants of tins country II Sord,rcd, that the said dt-
Pendants do appear here uie ETst day OF The next
term aud answer the said bill The plaintiff. md that u
copy of this order be forthwith inserted la
paper printed IN the own of ,uehLurg, fo two months
suecess,c and posted the front Gour of the COURT
house III the sand town. Copy. 1este,
% ID. RODES, d. c.
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NN'HX(E

WILL be sold by virtue Of n deed Of
w trust, ereented 10 The Subscribers BY
John Harris, jr. bearing date The IN day Of
.yniy, 1921, and duty recorded IN h|cierk's OF.
fee Of the county court Of buckingham, on the
OH day of Mayeh, neat, 0far, i not, the nert
fair day, on The premises for cash tro tracts Of
LAND, in said county, Jor the purposes
mentioned in ,am deed. one tract containing
40 ACRES. has on it araiudbts sdw and
grisi mill, aud attached thereto is n good cotton
marhine. The other contains 400 Al
CRES. and is considered good Turning iand
also, ME foHow,ng personal property .io"r hor-
,ts. teeir eco,rs tuo yoke Of ore,l, tWo carts,
tDeniy head Of ,beep, tcemty head of hogs, sir
feather beds aud furniture, NTH other houst-
hoid aud kitchen furniture aud all snh harris
pipntdtiOn The psrsonoi properfV uW be
sold at the present rtsidencc Of sad Harris, but
Ythe sale 9TH real property is mol ebected in
hn3s, The sale ofthe personal property wH take
place on the merit ddy--.ici'ng as trustees ne
shall only co, reg such title as rs rested in us BY
sqid detd; though it is beliered The tile is in
dispuidbh II \. CHRIS1LLN,
CH.4S. PHLIPS
Trustees.
Feb. l6. cp3IG
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assortment Of Crockery. Glass and
Edrihen Udre.
YNVSY SAM.

" Pursuance of the terms aud conditions
of IL deed OF trust executed by samuel
Coleman, bearing date on the goth day OF
January, ls22, and OF record in the clerks
Office OF Amherst county court, the under
signed, ms trustee. will. on Saturday, the 18th
daN Of March next, upon the premises, near
Thomas Coleman's, on Harris creek, in snid
county, expose to sale, tor cash, 10 the high
est bidder, the tract OF land in said deed men
toned, described as containing one hundred
aud ten acres, tho same land allotted 10 and
drawn by sald Samuel Coleman, in the divi-
SION OF the late John Coleman, dec Also, DO.
fore the front door OF John Hancock s tavern,
in Lynchburg ON the 4th day OF the same
mouth, two negroes Ben and Phllis, also
conveyed in said trust deed. The title to
said land and negroes is believed to be good
but the undersigned, acting as trustee, will
only convey such title us is vested in him by
said deed. JAMES i. TALIAFEKHO.
Feb 20. tds5l
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Mercantile business.
>raTmL WINSTON, a, the junctio

NATH'L WINSTON, At the Junction
y al main street with the alley leading
Ia aud from Friends IN Martins or Stone
warehouse, seeing the utility and public CON
venieuce Of the mercantile business, when
conducted on principles ri general good, tnn.
tnnl benefit and recprUcsiion III The exchange
nf foreign aud domestic commodities, has en-
gagged therein. estimating bis success by due
attention to The interest nj those who may
patronige him, not combining himself so any
pBriicular denomination OF extent, bni viii
keep supply of such goods rs the demand
may require which he is confident will be
found rs low ms auy'iu this market, being Sc
lecicd by confidential agents, aud mostly
bought for cash He viii undertake the ship
pug and orderingoi property and merclan-
die To and from Richmond and the Northern
mH'!.cts Tor small per cent, his personal ac-
qna,nlhnce with extensive houses III those
markets assuring him thn the hest prices viii
be he'd for nil property shipped, aud goods or
dered be purchased At themo reduced prices.
Ihore noW IN store, and e0ey, OF Uioiesdts
or retail,
600 sacks Salt, twill.d bagging
hhds. 81 CroI aud Muscovado Sugars
q bags Coffee
bhls do.
30 whole, half and Or bhls. Sugars
hhls of Loaf aud Lump Sugars
bids N. o. baking. aud reiaiing Molasses
lm boxes Candles from Is 10 IS
~ ;, Tufpentine Soap
20 whole, half d. ar. boxes g Tea, fresh
80 kegs Wrought and Cut Nails, 4 to 2ody
q pair new Patent Balances, ! to 600 lbs
IS boxes Glass, 81 10 and 1OIi2
y hull iierces new Rice
100 pair Richmond made Brogups
Assortment of other Shoes--& ooal Leather
Il bbls Malaga Wine
90 bqls new Mackarel
~ bbls. Suffolk lar
bales Moss
10 bbls brown Tanners OH
assortment IF Hdrdwdrs.
5hovels and spades, knives aud forks, pocket,
butchers shoemnkers knives, trace chains,
Iad and slack locks, curry combs, screws aud
raids, files and rasps, augurs, butter borer,
&c &c.
Assortment OF Crockery. Glass and
Earihen Udrc.
ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY.
,arriuge, wagon mud cart whips, collars, &c |
W. "h''h WIZ 'c'tiSe my h'"u ~ pro-
luce brought TO thi, market, al the best pric.
IS. NATH'L. WINSTON |
On Consignment,
- hhls clipt Hcrrings
- do Roe do.
- do Family do.
Davis's highly approved Ploughs, diff, sizes
100 lbs Cotton Yarn
NATHL. WINSTON
December Is. Is
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'NrNSt Sole.

NHf virtue of deed of trust. made and ex-
- ecuted by Saul, Coleman, on the 10th
day OF May, 1923, aud of record in the clerk :
office OF Amherst county court. the under
signed ore either one OF them will, on Satur
day, tho 18th day Of March next, upon the
premises, nehr ThemHs Coleman's, on Harris
creek. IN said county, expose 10 'ak tor cash
to the highest bidder, the tract OF land where
on the etid Snml. Coleman resides, contain.
ing 10 acres, more or less, the same allotted
Ia him IN the division Of his father aud moth
er's landed property, and the same land de-
scrihcd IN the above advertisement FLAMES
+. Taliaierto's which clnims u priority-A
the same time and place, two other tracts or
parcels oil land, one containing 100 acres aud
the other 10 acres, living on the waters of
Harris creek ,sdlnniug the lands of Tho.Golr
man. Dan ,. Christian aud oihcrs--Oue 9th
~ irnct adjoining the late DIR. Cabells land
on the Bar mountain, containing ~ - n.
Cres
VIII also be sold, on the same terms, before
hurg on the Ith day OF the same month
March, 1920 eleven valuable negroes, Ia
wit Ben, philis, Maria, Pleasant, Jackson
James, old James, D"shia, Mary, 5nd two in,
FAINT children Of Narin-Snch title only as the
trustees hold under said deed wall he convey.
cd to the purchasers.
GEO. W TURNER.
BLANFORD HICKS.
Feb. 20. tdS5f
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Feb. 20

AND upon The same days & places ahore
will lac sold all the rcsignary interest which
said Coleman has in the property above de-.
>crihed in the advertisement OF James +. TAI
iaferrns, aud Geo. W Turner y Blanford
llicks's, by virtue Of another trust deed, exc.
cuted by said Samuel Coleman. to the under
signed, on the i7th inst also Of rec ord IN Am
herst county court clerks oiice--such title
only as hold will be conveyed. to the pur-
chasers.
GEO w. TURNER
Feb. 20 tds5t
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CLOAK9.

YAkEN UP, by Samuel Norman, living
L ON Fiat creek. in Campbell county, an
ostray mare, i or years old, feet inches
high shud all round, with shoes now about
halt worn, Chickasaw or milk aud cider CO.
Tor, the right fore foot and both the hind ones
white, blaze tace, and the name and tail OF a
tighter color than the body, and appraised
by ms to 10 dollars, This 18Th day Of January,
1896. EDWARD Is CLARK,
NJ LAMBETH.
JOHN G. NORMAN.
Campbell county, to wit;
Ibis day the above named Edward 3.
Clark, Meredith Lambeth aud John c. Moor
man, trceholders in the sh'd county, cane
personally before me, II Justice OF the peace
Tor the county aforesaid, and were duly quail
fled, as tho law directs, to the above nppraise-
ment Given under my hand this 18th day OF
January, 1926 ALEX AUSTIN.
A copy. TeSte,
JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.
Feb. 10. 27cp4w
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fON &ENN

Il HE Rooms adjoining the Virginian of,
Office, they are well suited for an Office
or small store. Apply to the printers.
Feb. &c. tcts56
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VI piItia

VI gntlh
Atrucs holden in the clerks office of the Superior
Court of Chnncc> for the Lynehburg District, III. 9sh
day OF Oct her, lt25,
Charlie, crenshaw, admir- OF M hanel Crenshaw,
deed. PIT.
against
Ed ard Lynch, james c. MoormaH, John 1ayoe,
Richard q. Haden, Achilles NJ. Haden John Jones, Mi
c.Jah l. nch, Charles f.. Lynch, John Lynch, M
uanicl Win,ton, John VI. Ote, Henry S. Langhorne,
John NJ. Warwick, Mica ah Davis, Chrrlupher Antho-
ny, john Alexander, John Victor, hi,~tll Dsbney Ro
bert Hunt shenho Of Campbell, Abraham +. Hggers,
William l. NORRIS, Anseim Ltuch, Nlahun tadaa ALA
der, Augustinr heftNich, David and william lie, A
lexander Ilepb RI, Michael Niear, Samuel Inrdy, Mi
caah l. neh, David Saunders. WaLam Ow ~, Danid
Brown, AmmOn IAncuck TO. Ihoma. Humphreys,
Charles l.. Db.tli, william DAVIS, lunr. John Lynch,
Matilda oberts, May Lynch and David Moore, Deis.
The defendants Micaa A. lynci Charles r.. ynch
and David or WI ky le having entered taer APP
pearAnee and security ateord, {" the act 1 A.
semDs and III, rles OF tins court, and appea lug
satisfactory evidence that the, inhabitants of
tins country Its ordered, tina the >aid defendants do
app, herr the first day oil The term and answer
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF tins order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IN the
iuwn OF ynchburg, Tor two months succ ssset, and
posted the front door of the courthouse ia the sand
town. Copy. leste,
% J. WILLS,C {. c.
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s9>.H HlNNEWN.

% : snb,crlhrr has lately procured an
g addi,iounl FRS, rate BOOK Binder, which
eHaa#cs him TO do ull work, IN that line, with
Uea' sess and dispatch. lie has received di-
re1f Tom Philadelphia, very large supply
i eper OF very superior quality, which ena.
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virginia
Al Kults Oden in the clerks office of the Superior
Court OF ChanceN for The Lyncnburg District the 2sth
day of October, 1925.
Bu Zilai Gra'rs, ut.
against
James Holder, Charles Wilson and Daniel s. Farley,
lr1tS.
The de endant Danrl 5. Farley not having entered
hi, appearance and given security according the
Ot Assembly and the Jules O This and APP caring
by satisfactory eNdcnc, that he inhab,ant
TIL, country Iii OrdCrt d. that the said defendant do
appear here the first day vi the aud
~, bill OF tn, ll-"', shat tis oi,.tT
forthwith inserted paper printed III thu
tow of IyBChburg, for two months SuccesSyey, aud
al the door OF the courthouse the said
town. copy 1este,
20 7, WILLS, c, {,
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Matte Brun's Gcogrdphy'
VINHE subscriber has been appo'h'.u
1 the agency for Malte Bruins HeosI"nns
Persons wishing TO obtain this very 'a,"" and
work. will please ca at the new BOOK '"'
Stationary establishment OF ,,rurps.
Jan. 30.
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Public sale.

DY virtue of deed of trnst,sxecuted TO
- the subscribers by John Neyins and AZ,
ness his wife, herring date the l2Ih day 81
February, 1924, and duly recorded in ihs
Clerks office of Campbell county court, io'
purposes therein mentioned, we shall pro.
coed to sell, 10 tie highest bidder, att public
auction, for reacy money, on the premises e:
on tue 23d day cf March next, the tracl o.
Land wherein he said Agnes, the wIdo" u
the said John N.viIs, dec. now resides 'gn.
tanning one hundred and seven acres IN ! ..
county aforesaid, on Falling river auI U,1pae
the lands of Thomas Palmer, William ""'N..
and others. Tie trustees will convey su..
tile rs is vested in them by said deed oI "u''
and no ether. JOSEPH SCOTT,
EDWIN MATTHEN9 %
JAMES c. M'RElNOLh''
Feb. %. clds*z' lru'lceo