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Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
ANTHONY MUSlCK,
Kunckle street, Northern Liberties.
Mr.. ALBRIGHZ,


SIR-My son. Stephen aged 10 years, taken with
severe pan IN the nstep of his right foot september,
1925. In October following It swel'ed very muct phy-
sclan ordered bread and milk poultces Il, he apPed,
winch reduced the swelling Soon alter he cap OF 'le
knee sweed up considersbly poutices we're agam app
ed which reduced the swelling, large lump made ITS
appearance on tine shin; very short time hs leg swell
ell double its ordinary size, was very much ianed and
had a purpe appearance The boy suffered the most
tescrabe pans and from the loss of his appetite and want
OF sleep became debt,aed and helpless that he had
to be led Ike an infant At length The sweiing opened, and
produced coplous discharge Of mater, accompanied with
very offensive mel. The ply sican lanced u leB at
different times, places, and attended him tornp
wards of three months, and got him SO tar as TO be enahe
to move abou, cru,ces In very short time The pans
almost entirely left he could walk very well without
the of crutches, the swelling continued, and the les
i broke out into ulcers
In the summer of 1896 his shin bone became affected.
accompaned with offensive smell small spniers
OF bones would occasionally work out; his leg from the
cap OF the kiee to lis ankle, liberated nf
corrupt on an tie bone state Of roeiess. Phy-
,cas who the while in thus situation, gave II
their opinion thai ne could only be cured by laying the e
open bnne and taking Oft the Affected parts. which
wuud be painful, as well very dangerous ope
In November last heard of ,our Columbian Syrup go
bottle and after my used II about live DAYS, chang
ed the heAltay appearance, and took away t
offensive smell By the time he was on The use ot nr ,hu'
RI bottle, large ot the affected bnne D
which several inches III lergtt aud about he hlck
ness Of dollar; atfer winch the eg began heaip,
> BY the tine lie had used tie eight bo f, he W caneie
y cured SIEPHEN S.NARE,
philad. March 30, 1927. Bnttonoood near S!rtI-st
. Tic above o Necrosis, Carrs, Cor affection OF tn
bones i considered by al phys rena
able cure Some of the the posse IL.
Of the proprietor Of the CoubaM Syrup, and may be
, al any time.
Other certificates may be al the of the Agent
G Each bpt'le Of The genuine medicine hA, a. re
presenting the Eagle and HYDRA. with >'gna'.te
JACOB AL3Ex& zsr,
| No. 1U3 .irch-lStrret, Phl.,ka bSia.
Sold in Wilmington, by E. b. EiUCKI.v. bragg.
M a. Market-streei.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20

: u IT. II 8 q sSssCl.
quantity Of good Wrapping Paper, la, &c and
small. lust received.
Il. PORTER & son.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June 90, 1897.

June 90, 1927
y. b. We have in addition TO the above just re-
ceived a general assortment Of fashionable Wool
and Fur HATS, on commission, from the well
known factory of Isaac SHorwELL, No, AZ, south
Front Street philatelphia-which will be sold low
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New London Academy.

RnHE trustees OF this Institution have tine
- PLEASURE TO inform the public that the oni
diags. SIC appropriated TO the use Ut the school
have been recently repaired, and are no" tn q
neat aud comfortable condition, whilst tue
School itself, under the dir cti0n of the he'a.
Nicholas II. Cobbs, is foufisbing, aud every
way deserving the most extended patronage
Nj. Cobbs. aided by one OF more cpnPsieni
assistants will continue 10 superntend It's eHercl-
scs during the ensuing year, and II IS eSpec'ed
viii retain its direction for considerable lehgm
Of ime The we'll established reputation OF tllts
gentleman ss a tutor. added 10 his thigh chai"o-
Ter for morals AID piety, suthorse the trustees
10 assure the public that under hts guidance no
pains will be spared to render the institution
most useful School Of learning and morals.
The course CONSTRUCTION viii embrace all tie
branches of ordinary English education. 'ogeih-
81 with the Latin. Greek French and Langua-
ees, tine elements of Mathematics Naiuraland
Moral Philosophy, Geography, History, Bellies
LettTes, &c.
The present session OF the School VIII expire
the Ism OF November the ensuing session VIII
commence on tl, 10th day OF December follow
ing, aud will end on the l0tb Of May, when a va
cation OF one month will be given. The terms
OF tuition will b. 81 per session, payable IN adj
vance Boarding may be had ON reasonable
terms IN tine family OF Nh Cobbs aud Ia the fam
lies Of nelghboring gentlemen at convenient
distance.
Sent. 81 cisS
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h\rOIlCE.-By virtue Of a trust deed made
IL by Alien Talbot bearing date the 30th dag
OF June, 1928 s. recorded in the county court Of
Amherst, aud la the corporation court Of Lynch
burg. the undersigned, The trustee IN said or
der, 10 carry into execution the purposes there
Of, vii before the doors ofthe said Allen Talbot
in the corporation Of bynchburg, sell 10 the
highest bidder ior cash. on the first day Of No
Venber hcxl. TIL following property 10 wi
one Cow aud Cali, one Set Mahogany Tables,
one Tea Iablr, one Candle Stand. hall dozen
Chairs, two Looking Glasses, suudry Table Fur
nlture, one Colt, two Walnut Tables, Que Wal
mi Desk. Two Beds and Furniture > quantity of
Kitchen Furniture aud three slaves, to wit: one
mao named 1ilam one wona named Mary
aud one glrl namrd Leauna. Such t,te only
VII! be sold IN tn Trustee may lawfully con
yey. STERLING CLAIBORNE.
Oct 10 fds2I
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LAND FOR SAFE.

frlY virtue Of decd OF trust, executed to the
- subscribers by Joel Lcitwich, on the
day of 1890 and duly recorded IL the clerks
Office Of tho county court OF Bedford. we shall
on Wednesday, the lotI day ofOuobcr next #
tan, il nor, oo the neA tar day thereafter sun
days excepted, for certain purposes Ia said deed
expressed proceed 10 SCI on the premises, u
tract N patc Gel 81 nd containing lour hundred
and slx,y five acres, l,,ng IN the county Of Bed
ford, on the waters OF Enoca' Cfeeh, adjoining
the lands Of Cfcnshaw, aud others, one thrd Of
the purchase money 10 b. pad on the 42ud
March, 1928, the other thirds 10 be paid anu1-
ally from that date. Bonds aud good ,ccura,
will he required OF the purchasers. We acting
rs trustees will convey the title vested in us by
said deed, aud none other; the title is believed
Ia lao uon1
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InRuSr SALE.--By virtue of a decd Of
- nust, executed 10 the subscriber ON tn first
day u hpriI, 1927, by Thomas lscrs. for err
tain purposes therein expressed, aud duly recor-
ded IN the clrils's Office Of Amherst county,
shatl on tuesday TIM thirteenth day Of Novcm.
Der next, GA the premises, sell ior ready money
10 thu highest bidder the tract of land whch ST.
mud y Christian formerly owned, aud lies al
joining the lands Of Phlnras Pierce aud others,
containing by recent survey l25 acres, OF so
much thereof as will &c sufficient 10 satisfy the
purposes OF said lrust deed will only convey
such title as Is vested in me by said trust aud
nonc other. WILLIAM BOURNE
Oct -. GRIP
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Aug, 30.

n ook blNDERP The subscriber has late
- ~ procured an additional first rate BoooL
Binder, which enables him TO do all vo,l -
that line, with nealnesS and dispatch IT, no.
received direct from Philadelphia. Yery largr
supply OF paper of very superior quality. winch
enables him to do any kind Of Bianh nm nj a
minute notice, Merchants, Clerks. and the NH
lie generally may rely ON having any work or
deted of me, faithfully done aud made ont Of m.
best materials and at very low prccs.--PersonS
wishing books Lound are requested to bring them
forward immediately as | am somew hat al le,s.
ore and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prirns
than they ever were known TO be done at il, tbis
dart OF the country, and in "A much more Snperi
81 manner. ABRAM L. NORTH
Feb y 10
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ABR TGHTvS
CtANSal.lN rYRVp.

ZnHlS Medicine. for the short tune il has
brrn before i've POblic, has . roved itself
superior 30 Panaeras, and Other remedies TO
such degree a. 70 give confidence 10 the Pro.
prietor thai its efficacy alone Will support its
distinguished merits II Is the most useful spfug
aud autumn Alternative ever yet Uncovered. II
j. 50 perfectly innocent, thai no evil effect need
be apprchendfd from II, whenappl edagrceahy
10 the directions. II may be given, without ANY
apprehension, TO the most tcudcr infant Oh fee
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve aud
event. ally rcmnve the following diseases Ne.
cro.is. Caries, Tor decorations of the bones. }
Kings Iyd or ociofula, Rheumatic affections OF
the head, and system generally syphilis Mer-
cua aud all complaints OF mating ia the i'm
proper usr OF Mercury Ulcers Of the mouth Il
throat White Swelling; canccrous, aud nvcte.
ralc Ulccfs; discharges from The Ears; dscas
rs of the Skin Liver complain Jauudicr ln-
digestion. and Debility,
A. general depufaiive article, or purifier
Of the blood his medicine possesses invaluable
powers II improves the appetite, and kas the
remarkabl quality OF depri'iug the SKIN OF ihat
yclIo" bilious tint, winch is 20 common IN bilious
constitutions Besides the diseases above emu
meraed, II is also recommended remedy for
that affecting disorder, the uccratcd sore head
HHufl NHtn luObl tACG slClHlilp
tofmrnts lor years.
Each bottle 81 lhc genuine Medicine has a lab.
el, representing the Eagle and the ilydta. wlth
my signature
u fH1CE ~ rEH nprTLE AID $50 PER boz
IN. JACOB }LBlaGIT,
No. l03. Arch Street, near hind, Phia.
Oct %
The subscriber has just received a lntee guam
tiiy ofthe Columbian Syrup and is the only a
gent lor this section of country.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct %
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POM J. PukiiS has removed 10 the House
= o" Bank square, lately occupied by Mr..
bowen NEXT door TO Mir. John Bullock and near
~ opposite the Market House. and having estab-
ed facility lor regularly receiving goods from
baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, las as
soltmenI 81
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &c.
viii be constantly Kept up from those places. He
respect lily insites the public to call aud exam
Inc tb.a#. 4. ho IS doier,nined 10 sell Oh good
terms a. isanl
TIE upiar part Of the house is for reni. aud is
well calculated Tor the lcsidenee OF family.
Nov. >. icaw
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

| He SUI sCIiber wish 10 dispose ofhisv Ia.
| - able possessions in the county Of Campbell
and oachmg within one mile of Lynchburg,
containing upw ards OF one thousand acres offrst
| rate land
| This land is divided into two hacts-the one
wherron he resides containing liz acres, living
| immediately on The Turnpike road at the first
| Jolt-gate and within two miles OF town On il
| are good mprusemeuts-about one half cleared
and IN higher STATE ofcuiivation than nny 9th
~ land in tn, vicinity ri Lynchburg. The wood
Land Is well timbeIed, and the whole OF it good
lObao co land The other, whcreon his mother
resides adjoining the above named tr1ct con.
tannlg upwards Oi $40 acres. lies within one
mile o. Lynchburg, and is about one half cleuted,
the greater part Of which is ~ an excellent state
of cultivation whole Of the uncleared land
would bring FIRST rate Tobacco. On the last
mentioned tract there is good framed dneilmg
house, aud | other necessary out houses be-
sides the largest rnd most fruitful peach aud ap
pie orchards /" the country, al choice selected
t1ut. Both tracts of this land are well uatc,ed
Black Waiei Cr,el. running through tie whole
extent Of he latte. from the fertility fits soil
lis convenience 10 market and the saiubslty Of
is climate tia subscribe deems II eninely
unnecessary 10 say any thing in recommtnda.
ton OF Ills property bclng confident than an
examination would be more TcCon.mendtory
than a1y thing he could say.
Also one other tract lying in thee county Of
Bedford, on The waters of Goose Creek, known
by the name OF The meadows aud Containing 800
acres-uot more than 100 cleared. From The
situation ofIhs land, several public roads Lead
ing dn ectly by It, II presents one among the best
stands for public house. The Improvements
are ent eel nrt,, consisting Of good dwelling
house. store house Stable, &c.-Ilewho e Of this
land lies well the cleared land is in excellent
heart, and would Afford fifty acres Of fl 81 tate
meadow land, in bod. This land has been
found 10 be we'll adapted the production OF clo'
yer. The woodland entirely fertile.
As il IS very rare that 81 valuable property
put into market. the subscriber begs leave 10 call
the attention of the publlcto il. The land lying
near Lynchburg presents the highest induce
lnrt=S TO men Of capDtal ; and indeed, the whole
of it is desirable that he flaiters himself, all
those who wish 10 procure desirable snuatIoh'I
fertile land and good bargains will give him q
call.
A line addressed TO the subscriber l1ar Lynch
burg, will be panctuav attended o.
RICH ARD CHlIlON.
Noy. |. Gov 10
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FOR LEASE OR RENT,
tpt. p

= sHL new brick building now erecting by
- the subsci ber, on an eminenee about mid
way between Charlottesville and the University
OF Virginia, .tonting thr east end OF The street Of
the latter, aud commanding an extensive aud
eamhul view oi both places, as well as great
eXtonI OF country around, is designed for a pub
lIc house and is expected 10 be completed by
the LIST OF January next. Its location, the ele-
valion and beauty Of the situation, and the size
and arran. cment Of the interior 81 the building,
render II very desirable. The house is fifty five
10y fifty feet four stories high with 81 rooms.
The stable vii be OF brick, lob by 81 feet, suifi-
cent 10 stable 90 horses. All other ne essary
houses will be added, win am extensive garden
and as many lots OF land adjoining may be
deemed necessary well IS already sunk which
affords an buudance Of excellent water. ihis
establishment the subscriber proposes TO lease
or rent and invites all disposed 10 view the pre-
mIses. ALEX GARRETT.
Charlottesville, Sept p. c2m8
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JrloR skLE. five hundred and 6ltecn acres
q Of excellent farming land-weli "alcfed u
Speil adapted 10 the culture Of TOBACCO aud
Clover and grain Of all kind, situated IN Bot
etoau county, Va. about three unles from I'm
castle latel, owned aud occupied by Christian
Hashbarger deceased II contains one hun
died aud eighty aevs OF cleared land, part Of
winch 4 good meadoe--ali nnd'f good icnro,
and IN high state ul farau. Also good bE
dwelling house aud nca barn and all other
convenient buildings tor farming Establishments.
Persons disposed TO purchase, will view the
PREMISE, aud npply for the terms 10 John Rid
die, on the land ~ 10 the undersigned IA I'm.
snale 8 no is ully empowered by thr pfoprr-
tors 10 make sal, JAt Oh WOLFF
October l6 fhai2
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Valuable Property for Sale or Rent.
I AN DESTROYS to sell that valuable situation in
= New-London, lately occupied by myself,
and 10" in the POSSESSION Of Tho. +. Randolph,
Esq. There ar TO acres Of land attached 10 II
It's situation IS ina fne eghborhood, very heai-
thy aud convenIentto the New-London Acade-
ny, one of the most hnurishmg and best schools
N the upper county, ~ under the superlnicn-
dcnce Of the Rev. \. II. Cobbs: the terms OF sale
shall be made ACKNOWLEDGEMENT il not sold
1t will be reuted tor the ensuing year.
SETH WARD.
July 10 CISCO
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l1NFOllCE.-By virtue OF deed of trns, .,a
III cnied 10 me by Daniel r. Christina n y
cure debt due Ohm Christian and recor,.r :.
the 2ofh day Of No"embrr, 1929. and of ;, co,,,
III the clerk office OF Amherst county uill Ne
sold, At sad Christian house, on Ha,,is's
creek on the 21th day OF November Tor readv
money, the following property to wit. three
beds, wo tables, one trunk, one ac.k &c &c
chairs, &c. Acting as trustee, will only ,o,',a.
such tileas IS vested in me by deed aforssaid >
PETEP F. CHRISTIAN.
Aug, 30. te,dst
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Real Estate for Sale

NSVSiiL be sold,on the premises, on Tuesday
W the 10Th day of November next. andpos
session gwen on 10Th December, the tvn-story
otIcA house on man street IN the town of Lynch.
Diuguid and Vim. I. johnson. Also n Iot nd
joining Liberty Ware house. with small f,an,-
ed house thereon, on the following terms o,,o
fifth oithe purchase money will be required 10
be pad down. The other four ffbs to no d;,i
dcd into tour annual instruments. The nn,ch.s
Ell giving bonds with approved security ON ,ho
two hrst payments, ~ deed of trust on tho nro.
perry TO secure the two last payments
" The sale will be conducted by John n. u
Payne, Auctr.
THOMAS FOX, Attorney.
for James Fox Legaiee.
oE' J. ttewl7. =
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NiRG INA Alta court held for Montgomery tpMty'
the toarh day Of September. 1872. JmHts Snpahs'
Phi. agans George Watkins, and Alsa'ido HetRlns'
TOPAZ .. Watkins, Executors OF Mary Natku'' acc
delts--ln ehauccry.
The defendant George Watkins moi having gutierrez
his app caranee aud gwen security according I" law ana
the ralo Of this court and ii appearing hS sasiaro'y
evidence thh he Is not mhabltant Of this c0hh"u
wealth. II Is ordered thai the said defendant appear
here the first day Of March term next, aud answer mo
bin Of the plaintiff and that copy Of tbs order 10
forthwith Inserted in newspaper published ID le
state, for two months ucccssvey and HAT another copy
be posted the front door of the court house Of hcsa1
county, Gu two successive court DAYS
- Acopy--teste, X. ID. MONlAGI h ~
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N0TiCE.--YIib be offered for sal. =. u
III highest bidder ON the first da, Of n.
Der next, on the premises. a tract afjand -.
"a the county Of Campbell on IN, ssatefs 81, r..
ton creek, three or -four miles east ar 81, :,
Court House, the quantity supposed 10 J., P9'H
tween tonr and five hundred acres a, MI, o'-
hundred acres are good tobacco land 4 a. p"e
ance good grain land viii good imufoye,,,., al
one hundred q t"enty OF thirty acf.sof,ta.ts'
land Is cleared and IS in good order 70, Go;
further description is deemed unnree,.i,lr' ''s.
those that wish 10 buy, viii sies for tbcr,s.i .S
Terms Of sale, one third OF the pureb,s. 70 20
ney will be CASH oneand lWo years cred, -. NV
balance will be sisen, by the purchase, a'e
bonds and approved security t'"'S
THOMAS ROSsER Agen, r.,
Sept 20
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\sOriCE-.hl persons having claims against
III The state Of LntIeberry Palteson, deed,
Lands Patieson, dec and John NJ Connell,
DECD, are neIcby requested 10 bring mem for
ward Tor adjustment, beine about 10 close my adj
mlnistIatlon accounts with the said estates II
they are not presented by the first day OF De
cember ncSt this notice viii he plead IN bar OF
such as may be after tha1 late
ALEXANDER PATTESON
August % c3m3
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" OllCE.-Ndl be sold. t, The ngbesl bld-
del, az the late residence Of Archibald
Boiling, sen decd on Friday she sixteenth
day OF November next, so much oi the personal
esrnte Of The said decd. consisting Of Slaves,
Horses, work Oxen, Household add ktchenIur.
nitulc, plantation utensils, and the crop OF every
description made on the farm the present year,
may be sufficient 10 pay all ,he debts Of the
sad Boiling Also, will be rented on the pIemi-
SEES at the same time that part o The said tact Of
and directed to he rented by the will of the
dec i. which VIII be shewn at an, time 10 persons
desn Gus tofont ~ John K. Megginson residing
on the premise FERNS, a credit of twelve
months will be given upon all sums amounting
10 fifty dollars aud upwards, \ credit OF sin
months upon all sums amounting to twenty dol
ars aud from that 10 fihy--and for all sums un-
der twenty dollars tire cash viii he required.
BLAIR BOILING. Admir-.
n B. Among. the snves Is an excellent head
man, Wat man--BondS with approved secari.
ty will be required in all eases. i. b.
Oct %. CIV IL
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David aud Robert X yle,

YEfAbE the pleasure OF informing then custo-
III mers thai they have just received from
New York a few Articles IN The fancy line, a.
mong which are the following VIZ;
a few superb Lace tapcs N Frlls,
Handsome Thread ~ Gyinp Laees q Edgings
Cold Gros dc Nap, pla'u aud hg d. a new and
splendid article.
Also, u large assortment fashionable Morocco
Seal Skin Black ~ White Prnrla Saocs
A large assortment Ol fashionable Winter
Goods is daily expected.
Oct 4.
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NsOflt E.-lhat on the Odd of No,..,.,.
AZ next, will he sold to the highest biJda, 81
ill the first day of Inpe NOV, IN IN
whole OF the per'slable estate Of Iosepb pa,a'
dexter, decd, al his tate residence. ia he ,,,,,
~ OF Campbell, consisting ofthe HouseboI5 Wv,
Kitchen furniture, pl'ufnton utensils. S,ocL =,
every description together with the cfot Of O.
Fodder. &c aud perhaps one or more Gts,,'
Negroes.
LEWIS d. POINDEXTER. AND
JOIN pOlNDEXTER
Executors ofJo's Poindexter decd
Oct i9. - u
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NNfOi lC E,-Beins desirous Ia remove 10 the
III Western country. aud wishing anxioasIy
0 settle all my business IN this State previous 10
my removal shall ON Tuesday the Goth day OF
Nov. next, offer for sale, al public auction, al my
residence on Goose Greek ia Bedford uuuty. all
my Estate both al aud personal, consisting Of
the following properiy-tn ~it-My interest III
the tract OF land on which reside, belonging to
the Estate Of Buyce Edison, decd. Also, one
hun5 ed acres of land adjoining Capt John II.
Otev and others ten ar twelve likely Negroes, a
mnng them an excellent Blacksmith, ten Horses,
10 head of Hogs 30 head Of Cattle % head Of
Sheep 3 Wagons and gear, and all my planta-
ton tools aud ntensils--lhc terms OF sale will be
70 all sums under five dollars cash. over that
sum credit until the LIST dal of January, 1929,
will he oiYen with interest from the date, the
purchaser entering into bond with approved Sc.
cullty. BARNABAS A. Edison.
Also. will be sold, at the same time and place,
Ill the personal property belonging To the Estate
of Bo. &c Edison, decd consisting OF 3 Negroes,
hsusehold aud kitchen furniture, &c.-All
those indebted 10 this Estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims asainst il are invited TO present them on
the day of sale, authenticated according to law,
that arrangem may be made for settling
them, as am determined 10 close the unsettled
business of the Estate.
b. A ElDSON-Acting Ex'r, of
Boyce Edison, dec
Oct o5 c3wl2
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q llsTSALE.---By virtue OF deed OF trust
- executed by Joseph billiard to the subscr-
Der, bearing date the Sh OF October, 1924. and
dniy recorded in the County court Of Amherst,
shall ON saturday, the 9th day of October
next ensuing al James 5. Pend etoh's tavern IN
New Glasgow, proceed 10 sell, to the highest
bidder for cash, ten negro slaves TO wit, Ben,
VIII, Frederick Scott, William, Sanford, Cor
bin, Richard, Charlotte aud Mary, aud the in
crease OF said females since the date OF said
deed. Also, SIX Beds, Bedsteads aud furniture
one Clock aud case one Bureau and Book case,
one side Board, several head Of horse, cattle
sheep and hogs, on SO much OF said property IS
may be necessary to answer the purposes of the
deed of trust aforesaid. shall convey such IT,
tie only as Is vested by said deed,
ROBERT TlNSLEY.
Sept. 81. ctisif
DISAPPOINTMENT
The above sale is postponed until Saturday
the 10th day OF November.
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Oct Is tdslo