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Sp RING GOODS.

RnilB SUBSCRIBER now offers for snle a
i vel, selected assortment Of SEAsONABLE
DltY GOODS OF the latest style aud fashions,
winch, together pi.h low prices, will, he hopes,
be an iuducemen, for dealers TO call end exam.
znetie assortment.
Among them are the following
"a to 6-t Ca,nbrc and Joconet Muslins
Plain and ds'd Null and Book NusIms. extra
euaity
Swiss Justin. plain and extra fg'd
Common aud superior prints new style
PLAIN aud stripe B1tiste silk Barrage
Swiss Muslin Cares and Collars
Elegant GauZe ard Silk Hkfs.
lrish Linens, Black Lutestring, do Surcassiau
Ladies' kid and lioskin's Gloves
GentleRen's Hoskin's and Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton Hosiery
Elesan'P Plaid SILKS, new style
lme Mersailles ard Valentin Vesfings
Superior Blue and fancy colored Cloths
Brown, heachee and plaid Cottons
with almost every other articles suited TO the
-seasea und demand and will, it is hoped, render
satisfaction 10 customers
ABNEY NJ FACKLER,
:. Bank square, Lynchburg.
May ts3q
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n AND FOR SALE.-1he subscriber offers
III Tor safe his valuable tract of land whereon
he now lives, containing 354 l-2 Acres, lying in
Campbell County, on Stone Wall Creek, II
miles below Lynchburg, aud IN 3 miles OF james
River, and in 3 miles Of 3 Merchant Mills. This
land is the FIRST rate tobacco land, and well wa
tered, good Improvements, and plantation in
ample order for croppisas sufficient to work 8 or
hands TO advantage, and possession may be
and AT any time before the present crop is pitch
ed.--lfor terms, apply 10 The subscriber living
on the premises. JOHN WALKER, jr,
Feb. !. ctf2G
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ANDREWS &. BROTHERS.

Inl Ook BlNDERY.-Ihe subscriber has late
- y procured an ad ditional FIRST rate Boook
Binder, which enables him to do all work, in
that line, with neatness and dispatch He has
received direct from Philadelphia "A very large
supply Of paper of very superior quality, whicn
enables him to do any kind Of Biank Work at a
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lie generally may rely on having any work or
dered of me, faithfully done and made out of tile
best materials and at very low prices. Persons
wishing books bound are requested TO bring them
forward Immediately as am somewhat at leis-
ure and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known TO be done at in this
dart of the country, and in much more superb
or manner. ABRAM II. NORTH.
Feb ts27
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NJ EW BO0kS.-Thc subscriber has again
III the pleasure of informing the public that
he has Just received, direct from Philadelphia, a
very large supply of BOOKS and STATIQNA-
RY, which renders his stock very large and
complete--Amoug the last arrivals arc many We
~ interesting and valuable productions, viz
Almacks, Novel, in Q vols. The Reviews
have said so much in praise of this work. that il
would he superlluous to say any more.
Tales Of the O'Ilara Family, in 2 vols second
series. II may well be questioned whether any
story was ever written of a more affecting and
interesting character than the Nowlins, in this
work, which having once been read, it will not
be easy to forget.
Tales ola Voyage TO the Arctic Ocean, in
vols. This perhaps is the most interesting and
amusing production that has been before the
pnblic for some time.
Paul Jones, IA Romance by Allen Coming
ham, in 3 vols so much has already been said
in praise of this work before received ii, that
need not say any thing more in favor oft.
Honor 0Ilara, Novel, in 9 vols. by Ann
Marin Purter, who is generally great fasorite
writer with me.
| Family Legends and Traditions of the South
Of Ireland, with fine plates. This is certainly
the most magical work that the public has had
the pleasure ofperusing for some time at least.
America, by the author of Europe. The wri
ter stands very high as literary man, hence this
work must, OF ought, to be good one.
Speeches of Henry Clay, with a very corree,
portrait This work is executed in very mas
terly style being printed on very superior pa
per, which must prove very interesting to the
/" Coalition party" ABRAM X. NORTH.
MAY 8.
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TIE TRUSTEES.

ON the same day will be Sold on the prcmi.
SEES, IN the corporation oil Lynchburg, one lot OF
land containing about 10 acres, on which is
good brick house aud kitchen, with out houses
and good well, aud on the opposite corner of
the LOT small family house. The garden con.
tans variety ofescelleni fruit ircss--7 kinds of
pears, kinds of apples, Q kinds of cherries, u
kinds of plunbs, "A grea, many peach trees ofthe
choicest kinds, Que almond nec. one Roman
pcetafue a. q,iincetree. white mulberries Boston
putternuts, &c. together with sereral kinds Of
large English gooseberries grapes, currants and
raspberries The principal part Of the above
named fruits have been obtained from " York
and'are amongst the most celebrated OF Europe,
according the Encyclopedia. A credit of one,
two and three years will be given for part Of
the purchase money. The above named prem
ises are now In the occupancy OF Mr. Robert c.
Scott. JOHN H. u. PAYNE,
Auetionecr.
April II. tctds72
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PURSUANT to decree pronounced on the
* 9th day of October, 1926, in the Superior
Court of Cbancery for the Lynchburg district,
in the cause ofPhil 1hurmon Plaintiff, against 81
George Tucker and others Defendants the I'M
dcrsigned Marshal of the said court viii sell by
way Of public auction, for cash on the premi-
ses, on Tuesday the 18th day of June, 1927, iii
fan, ifnot the next fair day thereafter,)a tract
Of land lying in the county Of Amherst contain
ing one hundred and nnety-eight and half
acres, being tract of land Of which Matthew
Tucker died seized
i. A. IoLCoMBE, N. l.. C. DC.
May II. tds40
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Nev arrivals Of Medieres. Prints,
Drugs. Dye sfufs. OILS, dc. &c.


sttIIE SUBSCRIBER has just received, from
- New York and Philadelphia, upwards Of
100 Packages-being his Spring Supply OF
Drugs, Medicines, Pants Dye-StuDs, OILS, &c.
/ The following are some OF the articles, viz:
1 20Oobs. Giauber Salts, l500bs. Epson Salts;
600 bottles Castor Oil, all kinds and sizes lou
| lbs. Magnesia, best English l00lbs. Camphor
5olbs. Calcined Magnesla 5Olbs. Calomel
| 50lbs. jaiap 5eIbs. Rheuba,b; 3oibs. Spanish
Flies 50bs. Aloes Gibbs Opium 75lbs. Boz
ras 5Ovlbs. Aqua Forts; 200Olbs. Oil sitriol +;
600lbs. Pearl Ash 300 gals. Alcohol 2O0lbs.
Gum Shell Lac; 200lbs Gum Copal, all kinds !;
| 100 Kegs Pure White Lead /; 2000lss. Whiting !:
l0Olbs. Strewing Smalts, assorted colors 500
lbs Alum 5O0lbs. Copperas 3Oobs. Glue !;
h00Obs. Logwood. in sticks and ground; 2O0lbs.
Camwood; 200 gals. Spirits Turpentine; 50olbs-
Iurpentine Soap; $40 boxes Soda and Seidtz
Powders, superior quality; 4S bottles Swaiin's
Panacea; 5Oibs. Fine and Coarse Sponge; ~
boxes Tapers; 70 bottles Salad Oil 30 gals
Sweet Oil; 25lbs. lpecac, 5O0Ibs. Cream Tar
tar; 25lbs. Tartar Emctic English; 200lbs. Sal.
Soda; 25lbs Sup. Carb Soda 25bs. Tartaric
Acid 50lbs. Rochelle Salts; 200bs. Spts Nj
ter; 30Olbs. Pepper 300lbs. Allspice 2O0lbs.
Ginger; 6Olbs common Cinnamon Bark; 20bs.
Cloves: 432 bottles London Mustard; 2OOlbs.
Candiesi 60lbs Quicksilver Long Pepper
9upH' Ntuh1nle morphine OOluuon OF MOT
phia Black Drops, Eng. and Amer. Chelten-
ham Salts FIors Benzoin Gum Elastic; Sur
geons Instruments Nutmegs; Mace; Cay
enne Pepper Maccoboy, Rappee, and Scotch
SnufIs Mathematical Instruments 500 gals
Linseed Oil 300 gals. Lamp Oil, rery superior
30 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes 1000
lbs. Putty j; Paint Brushes and Sash Tools, as
sorted sizts Copai, Boot aud Japan Vapishes
Cold and Silver Leaf Dutch Metal Bronze
assorted coiors; Frostngs Port, Claret and
Madeira Wines, first qualify; a great variety Of
Fancy Soaps; Strong Sps. Hartshorn gene
raj aud very large supply of Paints in Oil, and
Dry Paints; l00gross Walls, assorted; 900 gro
Dcmijoln, Bottle and Vial Corks Cornisir's
N Auslin's remedy for the Piles Apothecares'i
Scales and Weights Real Cinnamon Bark
Best Spanish, American and East India Segars
sand Paper great variety OF Preparations for
the Hair; all the Patent Medicines now in use
Medicine and Chemical Chests, home made and
imported Shop Furniture; all the new Rene
dies lately introduced into the Practice of niedi-
cine ; together with very general and very
large supply of every other article in the Drug
gist and Apothecary's business-All of which
are offered by wholesale OF retail to my friends,
Physicians, Merchants and the public on the We
ny best terms and at the lowest prices,
Howell DAVIES.
May IS.
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NOTICE BY virtue of deed of trust, exc.
! cuted by Christopher Isbell and VIM l.
fsboll, on the orb day of October. 1924 and duly
recorded IN the county court of Amherst, we
shall, on Tuesday, the 18th Of May at the Mar.
ket House, ~ the tewn Of Lynohburg sell for
ready money. the following property, to satisfy
said deed, TO wit: a tract or parcel oflanh, con.
tanning 10 acres. lying ON James River, in the
county Of Amherst, 1hon, half mile above the
Ioil Bridge, --also, one house aud LOT, occupied
by Wm lsbell, and lying on the road leading
from Lynchbure 10 Auheist Court House, 10.
geiher with ull ond singular The rights aud APP
purtcnanoes TO the SAID tract of land and lot be-
longing; also three slaves, Cesar Charles and
Peter, (Watermcn.) As trustces. VIC shall con-
vry only such title as is vested in us, though II
is believed 10 be indisputabie.
TIE TRUSTEES.
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I'D OBERT SHApARD, tenders his services
l1b to the public as a Commission Agent, and
hopes by strict attention to business, 10 merit a
share ofpublic patronage. He viii sell all kinds
of country produce, such as Tobacco. Flour.
Cotton, &C. He may be generally found az the
Tobacco Warehouses, during the hours of In.
specton. Office least side) fronting Shockoe
Warehouse.
Richmond, May g. l0t7S
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Vaiuabie main street property for sale in Lunch.

Valuable main street property for sale in Lynch
burg.
PURSUANT to a decree pronounced on the
* 2Sth day of October, 1926 in the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg district,
in the cause OF the President, Directors and
Company OF the Bank of Virginia Plaintiffs,
and Robert Morris and others Defendants the
undersigned Marshal of the said court, will sell,
by way ofpublc auction, for cash, on the pre-
misses, on Wednesday the 18th day Of June,
1927, If fair, If not The next fair day thereafter
one undivided moicty Of certain lot in the
town OF Lyncbburg, with the tenement thereon,
occupied by Paul Jones and Bcthuel W Hew-
son, situate on main or second street, containing
forty-nno and a half feet front on the main
street, and extending back 1872, being the LOT
and tenement owned jointly by Robert Nor.
ris Il the representatives of Jane, Huntington.
This property is really valuable and worthy the
attention of capitalists.
T A. HoLCoMBE, Nj. l.. c. y. C..
May IL. tds40
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hRAFTS on Boston, Providence Newly ork
- Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va, for sale in sums TO suit pur-
chasers, al small premium, al the lottery and
Exchange Office of S. g. M. ALLEN 4 co.
Lynchburg, where all kinds of uncurren, money
is tEten at the lowest rates of discount
July 10 Re
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NoT,cT. -Tnreuantto s dec7tc ofthc eoun-
III n court OF Bedford, fte undersigned com
missionefs Offer fof safe the tract Of land isiug
in Bedford county. late the property Of hoaen
Barioa. decd. adjoining Mrs. Ann Aioseiy Mrs
Clay and others containing by anold survey tour
huilare,l ACRES. pari Of this tract Is excellent
tobacco land nop ia woods, and there : toicra-
lie good orchard on the place. Joel iancey
-, will shna dc land 10 any person wishing TO
buy, and for terms which will be very accom-.
modating. apply 70 4. Robertson Lsnchbnrg.
RICHARD WALKER,
JOEL YAAcEY,
A ROBERTSON.
May IL co~ao
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lhk DfOITS Approved hnti-Bilious Pills,
- which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
plants, Malignant Fevers, sc. There Pills if
administered in time to remove the Bile from the
Stomach, will counteract the causes which com
monty produce Yellow or Bilious Fever, Ague or
Fall Fcvcrs, Bilious Cholic Plcurisy, Dysente-
ry Worms Sick and Foul Stomach Head Ache,
Loss of Appetite Flatulence, Epilephc Fits, Hy-
pochondria, and Hystercal Complains, Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
&c They remove fIabituai Costiveness, Colds
and Coughs, Asthma, Snanguary, Gravel, Rbeu.
maiism, Gout, Scurvy, Scorbutic Blotchcs, Impu.
rites in the Blood Female Complaints, SC
A further supply of the above Pills, this day
received at the subscribers Drug and Medicine
Store, price rs cents u box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Dec. T. Opposite Post.oHce.
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InHE EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Just rece;.
- we'd, by the subscriber, very able and
interesting pamphlet, entitled A candid Exopian.
lion ottte Protestant Episcopal Church, in tu,
Letters. Ii IS said thai the Episcopal Church las
been powerfully abused OF late, an,ihere's some.
thing on the other side. Every body ought to
read this very ably written work, since il is pu,
out at the very low price of u - cents.
ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Dec IA.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

NEW BOOKS The subscriber has the
~ pleasure of informing the public, that he
has just received, direct from Philadelphia, one
OF The most interesting Works that's been before
the public for many years Indeed, | may add,
from information, that II hardly ever was sur
passed. The work in question Is called Vivian
Gray the first part in one vol and the second
part in two vols. This production is considered
the Bon Ton ofthe day.
ABRAM r. NORTH
May 8.
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xnnusf sALE.-rursuan.so. ae,a of,rus,


- Bearing date, the ooh Nov. 1879, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the county couft
Of Amherst. executed by Daniel r. Christian, to
the subscriber, for purposes therein expressed,
shall proceed TO sell, fof ready money Al Chris
tian's old shop, on The premises, certain tract
cilaud whereon Jadfh Christian now lives, con-
tainine $50 acres moro or Icss, Which she has
POSSESSION Of her life time, ia Amherst county,
is 10 be sold on the 2nd day Of June next, tothe
highest bidder, by the acre; and the following
property, 90 vita Negro woman named SophEn,
Charlotte, Dizzy and Francis her child ore grey
mare, one yoke OF oxen and cart, \ head oil
COWS. all the hogs and sheep, 4 beds, all the
household and kitchen furniture and plantation
tools Of all descriptions, or a. much Of said land
and property as viii satisfy said claim and costs
attending acting as trustee will convey such
title as is vested IN me rs trustee
PETERF. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
March o. clcf3o
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NNfEGRoES FOR sALE.-Persons ,e;,,,,.
~ 10 purchase, can be furnished ltpon a. Ls
terms, and 1cih as rah.abie ondiiteiy Nepyoes a,
anyin this copntry. Trio eTceiiem seamsfr.ss,
are among The parcel uoie on hand
n. NJ. U1DDFLL
April 10. tr,fTo
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VI HiiE sale of Mr. Iver's lands, heretofo, :
- advertised, is adjourned, Except as 10 The
land 10 Botetourt, which will be sold pursna,, -
former notice. 10 the 9TH day of May, in Ken.
tucky--tie Sth and 9th in Scott county, Va
JESSE b. HARRISON.
April4 tltcts5s
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INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.--I
" will sell on Tuesday the Eth day of june
next, for cash, Oh The premises, fiat desirable
family residence on Diamond Hill, formerly the
property of Capt Eppes Spain-Likewise an
unimproyed Lot adjoining the property of Sa-
muel Bransiord on Diamond Hil-The sale
will take place without reserYe.-The sale will
be conducted by ]. r. ID. PAYNE, auctoneer.
ELIZABETH MURDOCH.
Nav Is. tdsSO
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pofaa6ie man street property for sale an Lynch
burg.
PURSUANT to a decree rendered on the
~ 2sth day ofOctober, 1926, in the Superior
Court of Chancery for the LynchbnTg district,
IN the cause of the President, Directors and
Company Of the Bank of Virginia Plaintiffs, aud
the representatives of James Huntington aud O.
theirs Defendants, the undersigned Marshal
of the said court will sell, by way of public auc-
ton, for cash, on the premises. on Wednesday
the 18Th day Of jane, 1927, III fan, ii not The
nextfair day therealter,) one undivided moiety
oin certain lot in the town OF Lynehburg, with
the tenement thereon occupied by Paul Jones
and Bethnel w Hewson, situate ON main or
second street, containing about forty nine and
half feet front on the main street aud extending
back one hundred and thirty two feet, being the
lot a tenement owned jointly by Robert Morris Il
James Daonington's representatives. This pro
perry is really valuable and worthy the atten.
ton of capitalists.
T. A. HoLCoMBE, NJ L.C. DC.
May IL. tds4O
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n DAERTiSFMENT Stolen frcm the sub
.SA srrher' sstEhle, on Monday night the 30th
Of April iast, a DARK BAY HORSE abou, !
feet 10 inches hign. both hind feet white. a elou-
dy blazesn his forehead, thick ueck, and is very
compactly formed, snh a hushy tail. new
saddle, with plated siigrup irons, somewhat worn,
aud : new bride, were taken with him. This
horse bconssto ,ir lanes Garland, of Loyings-
son. sao is the horsc which he purchased of Mr.
Waiter h B,swel, at Amherst courthouse -
Whoever viii secure the horse, or give sucil IN
formation ti,at i.v can be bad, shall b. literally
rewarded, OF more so Il ,he thief can also be Sc.
cured JOHN WHITEHEAD.
Max I. tlic2t39
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oIlCE.--i wishto sell my tract Of Land.
~ lying on Ord Woinan's Creek, in Pittsyl.
sania county, about e1c mile from Staunton riv.
er. oad about y southwest Of Lynchburg 1,
adjoies the lands OF Cap Iehn Ward. Thomas
T ADAMS and Others. GSg this tract there a,u
upwards Of 100 acres Of rA fairgrounds. in n
body. The highland Is weksaimbered with fine
pine. That part ofthe tractRroch is cleared. is
good and produces well. INss land contains
swc good orchards ofexcelenttruit The range
for stockis extensive, and unvqualled by any in
This section Of country. lfembraces three fine
mill sites, on stream which constantly affords
As great supply of water as any machinery
may require, The terms will be moderate, ane.
a credit will be given Any person wishing to
purchase, will please call en- tue subscriber, liz.
ang at Wards Bridge, Campbell county.
JOHN 3. RUTLEDGE.
Fee 10. cts2S
TAN Apprentice win be taken az
49, Fsni.n
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April4.

N EW MUSIC.-The subscriber has the nles.
Y sure of informing the ladies aud gentlemen
of Lynchburg, that he has received direct ffo,,
Philadelphia, very valuable selection of NTW
MUSIC, for the Piano-forte, German FIu,e O..
ronet &c. &c; all Of which he is determined :,
sell very low. ADRIAN X. NORTH
June 10
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April IL
To Planters and Storer, Of Tobacco
from upper Inspections.

from upper Inspections.
= iliIE additions 10 Shockoe Warehouse gran.
- ted by act OF Assembly, the last Session,
enallos the Proprietor 10 say, the Room and adj
diiicual convenience for the reception of Tobac-
co, is greatly increased. and the despatch that
eau be givento Crops called for Inspection, on
any day is equally so.
There is. recently, attached 10 the establish.
ment, fixture, under shelter, for unloading
wagons, which preserves the Tobacco from the
weather. willie unloading, and the casks from
being broken. This Inspection is well known
TO be situated near the foot of the basin, about
the centre of. the city, and immediately in the vi
cinity ofthe COMPUTING Houses of nearly all the
Buyers of the article.
Being ihe great Tobacco Market, the breaks
are regularly attended eDery morning, BIZ Deal
Crs in this City and Hqnchester--paying 10 the
State its dues for Insurance, The Tobacco is pro.
tected By The State. against loss by Fire, IN the
same manner, as all other Public Inspections are
The large Fire Proof Tobacco Warehouse, ST.
tuutcd between Shockoe Warehouse and the Ba-
sin, and immediately at the foot of the Basin is
offered to Storers Of Tobacco, from the upper
Inspections, for their patronage. This House is
capable OF holding about 5000 Hhds. Every
despatch is given to Sampmg and Shipping
From its convenience 20 the Basin. no charge a.
rises for Drayage. The Proprietor holds him
selfresponsiblc for any loss that may arise, bv
n,is-shipping OF Hhds. from this house, or loss
by Fire, 10 the amonnt or extent to which he is
himselfinsured, upon such Tobacco, under the
policies of the following Insurance Companies,
for their respective amounts, insured against
loss or damage by fire, as interest may appear,
viz: In the aima Insurance Company, of Hart.
ford Connecticut, for Sl5,o0o--in the Farmers
Fire Insurance and Loan Company, city of NJ
York, $1,000. further Insurance of 3 &c. 600
will be effected in few days, of which due no.
tice will be given.
The Establishment beinga public convenience
the Proprietor hopes to receive fam proporti.
ON OF Public Patronage. VIM |. NORRIS.
Richmond, May 3. tciw7S
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May IL

m Y VIRTUE oftwo deeds Of trust, executed
- 10 the subscriber s NYm. Revely. by Archi-
bald Boiling ir. In his lifetime, one bearing date
the 10th Of March, 1922, and the other the l2ih
day of june. ls22. both OF which are Of record
in the clehs Office of Campbell county, and
made for the purpose Of securing to Peter J. Ar
cher the payment OF certain sums Of money in
said deeds mentioned, will be sold, al the late
residence of the said Archibald Boiling, on Fri
day the 25th Of May, one tract OF land lying on
Hoedy creek, adjoining the lands of H. Chiffon.
X. Watkins, George Reveiy, T b. Jones, aud o.
Tiers, containing 800 acres, more or less all the
stock Of horses, cattle, sheppard hogs, ox.cart,
! vet Of Blaoksnith's tools, all the implements
all the household and kitchen fur
mitfrc OF the said Boiling, at the date of the
deeds The land is subject 10 Mrs. Bolling's
nowery which llas been laid off 20 her, but Is de-
servsdly esteemed amongst the most valuable
plantations IN that section of county. The title
Is believed 70 beondoubicd but sscIi only as is
vested IN me, by the deeds aforesaid, Will be con.
wyed TO the purchaser.
WIN. G. McALLISTER, Sur.
May II. otds40 wing Trustee.
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Nir 10NIlS

yytp L have tile pleasure OF iniorning osr
VI frientis Of thu arrival Of great many
sesroe aud desirable Goods, which We VIII sell
icw--We arr determined 10 retain fhe name Of
ghsap Store" And in daily expectation OF
Receiving great many new and fashionable ar.
,i~,,s. 10 nj of~hIel se respectfully invite the
attention Of our friends and the pablo.
MrkEE RoBINs0N&Co