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MASONIC.

q J. BOWER, has on band few very besuti-
- FIJI Masonic Aprons, painted on white Kid,
and made in the best style-which he offers al less
than half the usual price. Also, Royal Arch and
Knight Templar's Aprons, furnished at short no
tice. Ornamental and plain Sign Painting and
Gliding done in the rey best style, and as low rs il
is dcne by any one in town. Also. Military stand.
ards, Masonic Banners and Ship Colours painted on
Silk or Linen.
Portrait and Picture Frames, gilded in water
proof gliding. ...
Particular attention will he paid to the form and
beanty OF Lettering Over No. So. Weybosset'".
Feb % st.
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NOTICE.

DNHE members Of the PRovIDEseE TyPo-
Il GRAPHICAL SOCIETY, are rcquese ed to meet
at vi nards Hotel, THIS EVENING, at o'clock
As business of importance is to be transacted,
punciual attendance is solicited.
March 8. Z. CODDINGTON, Sec'ry.
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TIVE fact, that the European Backing. from the
Il two celebrated man factories, has far excel
led any thing of the kind hitherto offered for sale.
and particularly in this country, is generally admit
ted by all To those who consider Themselves
Judges and those who the most disrosed tn pa
tronise American manufactures, KNAPPs BLAcK-
ING is offered for rtxamination-and upon trial, it
does not equal or surpass any English BIaeking ev-
er offered in this country, no patronage whatever
is solicited.
This article is for sale, by appointment of the
manufacturer by the cask, dozen, or single bottle
at NO. u. Westminster. Row.1
v. B.-Orders from tho country will receive
particular attention..
September 9. If
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Mr.. Williams, American Minister TO Guatamala,
has arrived at Washington.
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GREAT LUCK AT SPENCER'S.

10 BINA TON 2 II 80. prize OF IlilR.
~ TEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS, in III.
& GI.ND STATE LOTTERY. which drew yes
terday. was sold at SPLNCER'S Lottery O!ico
CHRISTIAN HtH, 10 yonug lady IN this town, Also
n the same Lottery numbe, oil zoos, sos Sc -
Tickets and shares in all the various Lotteries, kept
copstanlV .r sal by
w SPENCER, No. 10, High-street
Feb. II
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The last accounts from England, announce the death
of the Duke OF York.
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DOCT. j. +. AMES,

"AVING taken au Off e, at No. 48, Weybos-
IL -stre,t, respectfully offers his services
Practitioner OF Medicine and Surgery. Select mel
Icines ofthe best quality may be had Of him at his
Office. Feb g.
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!;mtdmgs
o. Orders BY mali IL meet with the IN t
prompt attention, # addressed to
j. l.. CLARK, Proc,dence.
TItKETS in all the popular i,otte is con-
stanllv or hand and for sale on favourable terms
narCh 8
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PAINE G. BJRGESS'

ifGN brjnndte Once ~, VA koi square,
Hha,e nas been soid IN ior aer Lulterie,, many
Cdplal prizes, and where no lount, many may
be had in the above, on mmedate application.
march3
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1 RX GOODS.

.N0. iS, - cStH,hster. .Hreet.
vNIlE subscriber offers his Winter Stock. wholo-
l. sale or retail u, reduced prices 10 all who VIII
ia our him with call consisting Of
Ii Rose Blankets,
0quaier do
9quolter do do
White, yellow, an1 rel Flannes,
Black Bontdzetts,
do Boubaziues,
8quarter Cashmere Shswl.,
Long Cashmere Shswls,
Square Circassiun quarter.
Square Circassian & quarter,
Al assort nent ol Fancy llanikerchiefs,
Calcoe.. aud Nuslns,
Jaconet AID Mall, plain aud figured,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. sc. &c.
r.h q J CARPENDFE
A sIAGE connected with the Conner,
"A. Line, m addition to their ususl arrsngcus
va leave Providence for Bosto on Sundays a.
ThursJays, al 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
Feb. ~. A. FULLER, Agent
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MIA ~iiiNGTON Lodge Lottery, class No
w 7, for he erection OF Masonic Hall. I,
be draw Prov deGce on 2ist day OF March.
l5o uu,nbery combina ION and Formulation.
28 bal OTIS 10 be drawn
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Jan. 90.

THE PROJTDENCE LACE SCHOOL.
VOUNG Ladies anI the pupiic are re- peoitully
Il irfrmcd, that the suhscr'bers schorl is IN
Washington Street, on the corner Of Mathew
- Street. lew more young iadies IAN
Fec umodated, upon the principles which the
.lscriber is happy TO say, have met with TIRE APP,
oha'ion Of the public, aud he respectable sOG in-
'srious young ladies attached 10 the institution.
.ecimens, with many recent ,mI roveUeDts may
,seu At the School. Lace articles done up with
80 aud ueatness, at the School, AS usual.
The public. 4 is hnrel, are iuioimed tha, this
,aol - pe,fcoily l,.t,nct irom the one at New
- ~ Vo.h4i u. CliAPlN.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAMUFACToRY.

BOOT AND SHOE NAMUFACTORY
YNHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
l. and the public in general, that they have
formed copartnership in business, under the fgn
OF HALL & MITCHELL, and have taken the room,
over Mr.. Timothy Temples, No. ID, North Main
STREET, where they intend carrying on the Boot and
Shoe making business, in all its various branches.-
Their long experience in the business assures them
to solicit share Of public patronage, as the Boots
and Shoes man tactured oy them, are made OF su-
perior materials, and by The best of workmen.
N. B. All work done at the time promised, and
particular attention paid to mendinG.
JOHN P. HALL,
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Jan. 90.
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METAL SASH MANDATORY,

. ' f. "a. tf. co.. = a. oil. :. 't.ip .. i"trs,
Il O,tk-Cases, &c. al No. 10, VI e-iniius, 'ts.rset
Feb. II. ,f. r. w. JENKS. =.
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Price oftickets l. -. above handsome Scheme
for Who'll 5 Ss, n,Ir"sSi, Qnrters so c.. S.,
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WHO ANTS 5000 DOLLAko?
"IiOEVER does, lei them ca at No -,
W Market square aud buy richet III the
Grand State Lotery No. Ten, which draws III
thus town, next Wednesday, when tbe tri1r G
sum of TWO DOLLARS ,aust buy the handsom,
prize of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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Terms--F0r Tickets at Wholesale in whoIes
,Ives and quarters, scheme prce, payable IL
days alter awlng rr at retail for 50.
All orders for tickets on the above terms. " III
reet with ,.,r date att n.ion II ,di es,ed e.
PAINE & BURGESS,
Feb IS A-.. IS iu, itr Managers
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TO THE PUBLIC

March 3. g. LILLIAN Fl SMITH, Clerk
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

YFlOR SALE. five huudfed and fifteen acres
u Of rxccll,nI farming innd--~oll waIercd "
well adapted 10 thc culture II TOBACCO aud
Clover mud gram Of nll kinds sliuated IN Bot
etourl county, Va. about three Mules lrom lin.
castle lately owned and occupied by Christian
Hnfshbarger, deceased. II contains one hun
drcd aud eighty acres of cleared land. PAL OF
winch Is good rneadow--all undrr good fence
and in a hlgp state Of rcphii. Also good log
dsclling house aud new barn, and all oihrr
convenient buildings tot farming establishments,
Persons disposed TO purchase, will view the
premisc' and appl, lor tlle tef'u' Ia John It'd
die, on The Land OF 10 the undersigned ~ in
castle who is luily empowered bY The p,opfie-
tuis 10 max salr. JACOB WOLFF.
October Is. ohnl2
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Nov, ~
New and Seasonable Goods.

New and SeasOnable Goods.
FlAnE Subscriber has received aud Oilers
L for ale hi. usual supply al Seasonahit
Dry GOODS, we'll selected, aud presnmrs
mem we'll adapted To general demand.
Among Them re:
super TO common Blur, Black, Olive, Claret,
aud Dfab Cloths aud Cassimcres
/ rcli,se Cloth: Com to Hpry fine Cnssinets
f.arse Cloths, Ker.eys, Plain, PLAID ana
striped Linds IS
bite, Green, Yellow, Blue aud Crimson
Flanues
| superior Valencia aud Toiiuet Vcs,iugs
Rich Genoa Velvet aud Velvsi Vrstlngs
German ati British Osuaburgs aud Porter
! Sheoings
Ko.s ..aa 3 10 Point Blankets.
/ Ladies' aad Gen'lemen's plaid Cloaks
! Fine Linen & mbrics IRISH Linens and
Lawns
superior Merino Long SbawIs and nandker-
! th,cts
| lhlbe,, aud Worsted Barrege Shawls IN
Haudkerchels
| Fancy oauzr, Silk and eros de Nnuie Flk,s.
Black, Colored, Plain, Fignred q PLAID o.
de Maple silks, comprising variety ct CO.
lors md shades
| Simele Velvet, and heavy Silks Tor PcIisses
| Black " or,ied Barreee. Black Moe, iIalieu
Silk, Back and col'd Sains
Plain and Fig'd Mu, Book, Swiss and lndta
Mu,lius
Garmenl Cambric, strip'd X cross bard do
few very rich Swiss Muslin Worked
Robes
London and common Prints, assorted
Extra rich oil cold do
Thread md Bohhinc,t iaeee md Edgings
Black aud White Bobbinetl Wells and Capes.
very hue
few pieces "A Bohhinett Lace
Swiss Muslin Capes, Collars, Points and Pele-
rines
Ladies and Gentlemen's Black and White
Worsted Hose
Do. and Misses Lambs Wool do
Black and White silk do
Tortoise Side, Neck and Tuck Combs
Floss Thread, Sewing Silk, spool and Floss
Cotton
Silk Buttons, Frogs and Tassels
Tengorine Cord, Gimps, &c
Very superior Beaver, Hoskin g. Woodstock
Gloves
Crimson and Green Moreens
Flag and ltaliRn Handkerchief
A large supply of Bonnet aud Belt Ribbons
Mangh Hair Puifs and Curls
White and Black Ostrich Feathers.
Together with general assorImen, of
~ ~" - ''"'9 oHoes Hdio"hie una
Cutlery emma Glass and Liverpool Ware /,
Groceries, &c. &c,
A'so, n large and complete assortment of
Domestie'-Brown and hleachcd Shirtiugs
and ohee'ings, Furniture and Apron Checks,
Piaids, b d Jlckings, Blue Gotten Yarns, &c.
| winch, 10 insure a speedy sale, they are
now Offering not only on moderate terms but
under prices Tor cash
| aBNEY NJ FACkLER,
nov B. Bank Qaare--LynchouFs
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New ] ONION Academy.

~ HI trustees Of this institution have the
pleasure 10 inform tie public h ~ The bun
diags. &C appropriated 10 the use OF the School
have been recently repaired, and are NOW III
neat aud comfortable eondlIi n, whist the
School ilself, under tue dir ctIon OF the ReFd.
Nicholas II Cobbs, is nourishIng, aud every
way deserving the most extended patronage.
Mr. Cobbs aided by one OF more competent
assistants. will continue TO supeflHiend ITS eAercI-
ses during the ensuing year, and II Is expected
will retain its direction for considerable length
oil me. Tie we'll established reputation OF this
gentleman a tutor added 10 his nigh chafac
Ten for morals and piety, authorize the trustees
10 assure The public that under his guidance no
pam. y III be spared TO render the institution a
most useful ochoo OF learning aud morals.
The course Of INSTRUCTION will embrace all the
branches OF ordinary English education. toeeth-
ef with the Latin Greek. French and Langua-
geS, the elements of Mathematics, Naturaliapd
Moral Philosophy, Geography, History, Bellies
Letres, &C.
The present session of the School will expire
the 18th OF November the ensuing session will
commence on thu 10Th day of December follow
ing aud will end on the 10th OF May, when IA va
cation Of one month will be given. The terms
OF tuition will he > - per session, payable IN ad-
vance. Boarding may be had on reasonable
terms IN tine family OF Mr.. Cobbs and in the fam
lies OF nelghboflng gendemen at a convenient
distance.
Sept 81 ctsS
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4 hRuST SALE.-Pursuant to the provisions
s.2 oil deed OF trust executed to the subscri.
ber b, 10 eph billiard on the Sth ofOct 1927.
and which is duly recorded in the clerks Office
OF Amherst county court. shall, on Monday the
iHh day OF December, 1927, sell, at public auc.
ton, at Amherst Court Ito Sc, for cash the fol.
lowing slaves, and other property, 10 wit; Ben
VIII, scout, Sanford, Corbin Richard, Char
lotie aud her two youngest children aud Mary
among whom are several likely Young Negroes
Also all the stock of horses, cattle, work oxen
sheep and hogs conveyed in said deed-And on
the 18Th day OF the same month, | shall proceed
TO SELL at the residence otihe sad Jost ph billiard
for cash, adj the household furniture, conveyed
IN SAID deed consisting of6 feather beds. bed.
steads aud furniture one clock and case ono
bureau and book case and one side board Ac.
ting as trustee stall convey tie ,itle vested in
me aud no oi0ef RoBr. TlNsLEi.
hos. 20 cM,I6
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ge.AKE sOflC E--lhat on tie ith day o.
II February oest. hetscr the fisins and sci
ting af,he sun ofthst daY. ~ Ptisy itai'a eeuIl
Hons. 10 tie state ~ Airam'a. | siai In"c'zd
20 tals the drposliinn OF benjamin Flies a'd o
.sher. AlSu. on the On 81 February, ~ me
eou,a, /. Franklin, Al the hoase " it",He Var
Per. fhr depostlens Of James ". virgin s"' D.
shers, - contInee frotn aay 10 day iti compile
sed /, 81 sead rstdrnee N CERTAIN case 90 y
depending IA Franklin chancefy court ~ w" :
xe,.,r. gIatnta and ms self d.frnd5nl when
All why're YOU tnay attend IL YOU think proper.
JOHN WINNER. IL.
Nv - Nv ~
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NJ 90

NOTICE. forwarn all persons from ira
III ding. or taking an assignment to the fol
lowing bonds one on John Coek Tor one hun
bred aud thirteen dollars, dated the day OF
1925, and one on John Cook for sixty
dollars assigned 10 me by Lukcy Moore, da-
ted January. 1928. One Oh Armslead Jones,
OF Henry county, for one hundred dollars. da-
ted day Of 1926. One on Tho
mas Keen aud Ashford Keen for one hundred
and fifteen dollars, dated the lst day Of Noven-
ber ls26. One on Sterling Cooper, sen. for
seventy three dollars and eighty seven cents,
dated on the day of 1926. One
an Coleman Mitchell, for fifteen dollars, dated
the day of 1927. On ON Anderson
Haywood and Susan Haywood. dated
1926. One on Austin Nnsied and Charles
NJ. Wingfeld for seventy one dollars and 81
cents. dated August, 1927 One on Robert Bon
durant, fer thirteen dollars and fifty cents, da'
ted 1924, tor have lost SAID bonds.
NM j. MITCHELL.
Franklin co. Nov. %. CIV l6.
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Nov q

NOTICE BY virtue ofa deed 81 uu,,. ~
y ccutea 10 thr Subscribers by CERTAIN Pc
%, Cashsen aud did, recorded IN the elerb =
office ii the etuny eaurt Of Amherst, bearlag
eiaie ibc la.h dt. otfeDfna,s 1877 i't pwpo
ar la ,aih deed mcntIoued. we shall proceed III
Iraa. h. 7ihday III December, neA' # lnIt. II
not. tho rhNt lur da, thrIsai,cf, by public aic'
iiau. Ia tr'l the lpitn"mg property named n
sud he'd #3.,Iz; a ccitatu ltct = parcel ri
land. wing 4li being m the county u Amherst
aa,oinlns ibc lands oi lnea. II g. lnholham aud
of6,rs containing Tour 81 ave hundred dcfes.
Ais,. the tallowmg slaves w Toe. nov about
nlnr'rrn. satiI and her tsp chGl rem England
aad als aiir, Pa.rnt and Rowland ho, L..
gatner WIN tnc increase 4 q trnalrs. sroek
9. horses clttle and plantation utensils Acting
q trustee, ~c all convey such utle Is ,tsfgd
in Us by slld decd,
i,H Nc O ral,L'IiSc.nrn Trustees.
Nv % ids 10
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AI4BltIGIII"S
COA.N.M nAa.N SNRUP

ZlHIS Medicine, for the shorf hmeit has
been before the Public has proved Itself
superior 10 Panacaas, and other remedies. TO
such degree ~ TO give confidence 10 the Pro-
prctor, that its efficacy alone will support It's
distinguished merits II IS the most useful sprlug
aud autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. IL
IS So perfectly innocent, that no evil effect need
be apprehend from II, when ppH ed agreeaby
TO the directions II may be given, without any
apprehension, to the most lrnder infant OF fee
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
even ua, remove The following diseases Ne
crosis, Carirs, tor alterations Of the bones, J
King Evil, or ocroiula. Rheumatic affections OF
the head. and system generally syphilis, Alrr-
cnrial. and all complaints originating IA the n-
proper USE of Mercury, Ulcers of the mouth Il
throat White Swelling generous. and inyctr-
rate llcels discharges nom the Ears; dl,cas
Is ofihc SKIN Lter complaint, 3, Jaundlee Ia
digestion, and DcbillV
As general depnratl.e article, purifier
of the blood, tbs medicine possesses Invaluable
powers Il improves the appetite, and kas the
cnarkabi. qualty ol drpining the SKIN OF that
yellow bilious tint phich Is 50 common IN bilious
constitutions Besides the discas ; above emu
mcraled IT IS also recommended a. a remedy lor
hat affecting disorder, the liberated sore head
under which chlldrensuifcr the most cxcr lciating
tormen.s ior years.
ZACH bottle ofthe genuine Medicine has a lab.
cl, representing the Eagle and the Hydra, win
my signature.
L. PRCE s3Vr B6rTtE Avn $50 PR Dos.
~. JACOB NLRMGB !,
No. lo3, Arch Street, near Third Phila.
Oct %
The subscriber has just received large guam
hty Of the Columbian Syrup and is the only h
gent ior this section at country
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct %.
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Valuable Land aud Negroes for
sale.

ffN PURSUANCE OF the last will and tesla
- ment Of William swanson, deed. We viii
sell, 10 the highest bidder, on tine premises, on
Tuesday the lth day Of December next, on a
credit OF one Two aud three years tract OF
land wing IN the county oifianklin,o on both sides
Of GnesnuI Creek Immediately IN the nrighbor-
hood of Alessfs John Wade and Pleasant Diokn-
son, Within ten or eleven miles of Franklin
COuri House. Immediately on the toad leading
from tine latter place. by Pnsylyania Court
House, to DanYille containing by recent survey
~ Acres. There Is a sufficient quantity Of
cleared land 10 work Bine OF ten hands T. adj
vantage, a considerable portion Of which IS Low
Grounds ofeAceent quality. aud the whole we'll
adapted 10 the culture OF Corn, Wheat, To-
baceo. The Improvements consist la a comfor-
table dwelling huuse with the necessary out
houses host wishing to view the land preYi-
Gus TO tie day OF sale : can be shewn The ,aine
by application 10 Capt. William Hutchinson. who
resides On the premises. Al The same time and
plaes, We vii sell, on a credit ol twelve months.
thirteen o. fourteen likely nrgroes cousiSlng oil
men. women aud children also, the crop of corn
aud tobacco. the remaining stock plaintiff II u
tensIls, h~c
WILLIAM SWANSON, ! Executors.
FRANCIS SWANSON, !
Nv l. ctdsl3
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David and Robert Il Vie,

y6f AVE the pleasure Of Informing thof ersio.
IL 'aers that they have jusi received from
Me-. fosk. lew articles "a the iaDcy line, u
inong which are The following .siz:
a les superb Lace Capes q Veils
Handsome Ihtraa u f,5mp Laces Edgines
Cold. Gr1s IL \ p, PLAN aud hgd. new and
splendid anlst.
Also large assortment fashionable Morocco
Seal Skin Black a White Pruuella Shoes
4 large assortment OF fashionable Winter
Goods Is daily expected
Oct. b.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

NO1hE.-By virtue ola deed OF trust. OK.
" ecuted by William Roach. ON the 7th dav
Of February, 1924, and Of record in the Office Of
the county court of amuhell, will be sold. at
pnhllc sale, ior cnsh, on the premises, on Wed.
nesday the 2sth inst. (No, one LOT on niece Of
ground, containing about six acres with it's I'M.
provements, lying Immediately on the road lead.
nc nom Lynchhurg 10 Campbell Cout-honsc,
and the same whrreon the SAID Roach formerly
resided Such title only A. is vested IN the trus.
tee will be conveyed to thu purchaser.
HE TRUSTEE.
Nov g. ,c,d.It
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Land Agency.

Yh AVID RORER \ torncy AT Law, of Lit,
IeAS lie Rock Arkansas Icrnfory, Formerly
Plttsylyanla county, Virginia. offers his ser.
wees as AZ III 10 nonresident owners OF military
bounl, lauds N said territory.
On application 5e will attend TO the payment
of taxes Oh sarh lands baouging 10 uon-rrsidenls
as nave not been sold for taxes aud to the re-
demption OF such as have, II not barred by the
statute ni limitation.
He will also attend to the removal aud loca-
ton 81 the claims OF those whose lands prove
unfit for CULTIVATION il the original patentee shall
come forward 10 avail themsevc. of the late act
oil ongrcSs, IN thai cas- provided.
Al business confdcd to hun either personal.
" al by letter, (post pdld,) will be promptly at
icndedto
Little Rock, Dec. %. CIV Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

SSrAIU ABLE LAND at Auction, Il will po'
~ sitvel, sell, without reserve, On the pre-
misses, on the 9TH day OF December, 1927, 1t tar,
if not oil the next fair day, about 300 acres OF
land lying within one and halt null s"t Lynch
burg II will be sold in lots oi 80 10 To acres,
having portion OF timber atiachedto each loI,
Terms made known on the day nfsae.
GARLAND TATE.
u The sale will be conducted by John Il. d.
Paync 1.3li6 n -.
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yts ,irtne of , several deeds Of irnei executed
~ Nv Wn. Porter ofthr count, oih'okbidge'
81 li,si 10 & z. Dotman. drted the ON day Of
Ala, lsIs--the secand to the saine. dated the
4tb ds. IT August lsls-aed The hind 10 sHh
4 y D,tman aud Hm. Wilson dated the lWh
OF Ociobcr. Is2l all Tor The pu pose discerning
ceriain sums OF money therein mentioned dar
10 linn Kobinson.--wc will on Saturday. The
e2nd Jay of December neti, hefote the door OF
,h. Eagle Tavern, IA Toe town IF Lexington,
a.. ,.t,i.tt, ale
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NJ SES>, &c.
FUR HATS.

NO1ft E.-By virtue of deed of trust OK,
ecoted by George Steptoe and wife, to
the subscribers, tor cerinm pun poses in said deed
spec ned, The trustees, or one OF them will, Oh
Monday the 2lth day of December, being
court day, proceed, upon he premises, to sell
by pubic auction, to the hghesr bidder, for cash
the b. ck walls of a Cotton Mandatory. lately
destroyed by fire, together With the privilege Of
water necessary 10 carry on the operations Of
saic factory, should it be rebuilt Also n saw
and gllst mill and cotton picking machiae nth
two or three acres OF land adjoining the prena>
e. aforesaid. Tie above property lies upon
l.litf Ouer River in the county of Bedford.
lelms will be very accommodd ting. such litla
only as is vested By said deed of trust viii 10
conveyed NM. RADfURD, TmS-
J. HENDMCk, ices.
Nov ID cts15
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