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The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-25

Alta Court Of Probate for the District Of Sharon, hol
den at Salisbury on the Cd day Of October, 4. D.
l827.-Present,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-25
NOTICE.

The Mechanics Of this Village and vicinity are re-
quested to meet at X. Cooks Friday evening" 26th
inst. at O'Clock precisely, to make arrangements rel
ative to an Apprentices Library in pursuance Of
adjournment from meeting holden on the 9Th inst.
T.. A. LORD, Clerk.
Oct. -, 1877. 10
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-25
NOTICE..
TO CLOTHIERS.
October II, 1897.

N QUANTITY of first rate RING TEAZLES,
suitable for Cothiers' use and those who dress cloth
by hand may be had reasonable terms by applying
to the subscriber at the Wooden Factory in Wolcott-
Vile. EDWARD DENNY, Agent.
Oct 15 1897. CIVIC
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-25
Df7sD

In this town on the 22d inst Mrs. Mary wife Of Mr..
Thomas Catlin aged 3d.
In this town, lSouth Farms,) On the 18th inst. Mr.:
David Raw aged 49, Also, on the 18th DIR Alsahel
Morse, aged 49,. On the 18th Harriet Newell Roberts,
daughter Of MIR. Daniel Roberts, aged Ii.
In New-Preston on the 18th inst. Widow Mary Har.
ford aged SO.
In Waterbury, on the 10Th inst. Rev. Jesse Frost,
aged 65, preacher of the Baptist order.
In Saybrook on the 5th inst. Mr.. Elisha Dudley,
aged "a; Mrs-Jones, wife Of Mr.. John Jones, a
ged 81; Mr.. Philip Wright aged 4O-he retired to bed
IN good health, aud found dead IN the morning
Huldah daughter Of Mr.. J. Miller aged3.
Col John Eager Howard, of Baltimore, so greatly
distinguished as hero of the revolution, much es-
teemed for his private virtues so often and so justly
of HIS fellow citizens in the appointment to the first
Offices Of honour and trust, departed this life he
18th inst aged rs years.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-25
TAKEN UP

IRON the Highway near the Meeting
- House in Norfolk, on the 10Th Sept bright
red year old STEER, good size, horns inclinng in
wards, has also ear mark supposed to have esca-
ped from drove.
The owner is desired to prove property, and take
him away.
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Norfolk, Oct. 2, 1897. 10
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-25

The Boston Recorder states that minister of the
oficiae at a funerals after conversng with the
ers and making prayer, "he went into the room
where the corpse laid, to take last view Of the
lfeless clay; and there he decanters, pitchers
and tumbers, probably for lack of tables standing up
the co6im." This must have been shocking sight
The publishers Of the American Quarterly Review
intend to print 1850 copies of the 4th number; so
great is the demand for the work, not only IN this
country but in Europe.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-25
LOST POCKET-BOOK.
CENTRAL ACADEMY.

l. HE CENTRAL ACADEMY in Harwintop will
commence for the ensuing winter, on the First of De-
cember next, and will be taught by an experienced
and approved Teacher. All the different branches
usually taught in similar Schools will be taught scho-
ars that attend this Academy No pains will be spa
red to render their improvement both intellectual and
moral, every way satisfactory.
Board, in good families and the terms Of Tuition
reasonable.
PHINEAS w. NOBLE,)
BRYANT BRADLEY, ) Trustees
NORMAN WILSON,
Harwinton, 22d Oct 1897. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

II EARNINH.-lhere will M English School
~ open M the early part Of January 1923
in the neis hborhood OF New Hone on The land
of Mr.. James Bow ling, sen or contiguous there
to: The School 10 he inughi by Mr. VIM d.
Hill and has daughter Mr. Hill being so we'll
known rs teacher of youth Eulogy Is deemed
unnecessary --lhosc parents wishing To patron
ise OF encourage the SAID school viii please At.
tend AT Capt. Jas Bowlmgs on Monday the
l7th OF this inst M order TO make some arrange.
menis respecting the spot, 10 erect the house on,
and To expedited the completion of all neces.
sary arrangements before commandments
A SUBSCRIBER.
Dec g. u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

...,.,sif. he wnuli he grill! -
..esak "a ~ It .yonld equally commit both bl>
.,ar i1Hg N,a''.s.If H. therefore urged the
sead' and ~ IL Lord Ds defence, " not nom
EuIta a'hf' ~ ard Treasurer, rs the fa'lla-
..,t agor n e'e avs. but only from ndi-
niafs Hi'' IL consented and stood mp IN his
ale" ihr - al bim,elfto this ciirc.
=. e. AMI ~ understand but little OF Latin.
Ne Lh"s fEophSh. and not little OF
s.fs gnne w. from which ! have learnt the
= .i'sa -, Kind OF prosecutions as thtse,
.i.fHlei % -, of the prosecutors ! could
aud the W ..,,ncrs. aud ti'sr very ancient,
sns ha' shall 20 no farther back IMAM
hut ~ l"'" pacen Elzabeth's reign al
he later eu u rarl of ESSEX WAS run down by
.Biri tine W. Nv Lord Bacon he run
~ Aaat, =, p,le,en. aud your Lordshlps kno"
alNn NJ afny Lord Bacon. The Duke OF
sh4l bfca'' ~, down my Lord Bacon and
Bue,las ma" know what happened to the
,oar Lo,osr I.,,yhom. Sir +. Wentworth. alter
Dnke ol = STAFFORD. run down the Duke OF
wards Tar and YOU all know what became OF
Bachlne '" -, \ane. he run down the Earl OF
him. ," and yonr Lofdships all know what be-
stafford III Vane. Chancellor Hyde, he
.ame ol y. ~, ~ Vane. aud your Lordships know
iua dow AZ the Chancellor. Sir Thomas
VA " ,o,, Earl Of DANNY, run down Ghan-
0s5arn,,, hut what will become OF the Ean
ceto' ny ,,nr Lnfaships best can tell. But
nfDno!' man that dare run the Earl Of
lei mr. .n and we Shall soon see what VIII
Danny In, The Parliamentary historian
beca'nP his speech being pronounced with d
aids u" H. n,mor and tone. both surprised aud
renal Na' ,,d the Duke of Buckingham who, af-
ds'pP' c,ied out " the mau is inspired
ar nj W." i,,e ,he business. The House di-
silfs' NO. aod their Lordships frightened by the
'dea-5,r,g had regularly befal en- the prominent
t"'e van all former tmpcachmen,s, decided a.
Ho'e,s ,b h" commitment of the Earl OF Danny.
sal"IC, .nnoos complained that in so doing, the
Judo % denied them justice
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

1rlikSu Ant TO decrre of the Superior court
- oi thanoery lof the Lynchburg Distrlcf.
pronounced on the 23d day of October. Isos an
u causr depending between John Miller pill. Va.
Leonard thnhonrne and Others, delis The nm
dcrsigned, marshal OF lhe snld euu1t, will s.l.
before his office door ~ the town Of l,uchuury
on Thursday the 10Th of December, 1927, II fan.
II not the ncSt lair day thereafter, by Way Of
public auction, on credit Of one ~ Two Years.
n tract OF wood hand of about IL acres nearly
opposite 10 l,uehbnrg, on thc Amherst side -
Bnnds with good security will be required # The
purchaser n The thic retained until the pn,c hnse
monc, Is paid, 1 A HOLCOMBL.
Nov 10. ,tdsn1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
Virginia State Navigation Lottery, No.
For the New Year.
SPLENnID SCHEME
1928 Prizes amounting to SO 900

|'9o Prizes amounting to $4,000
- All the Pti2ts II Il wheel. and all the mum.
,lr, III ano.ner nj once--Ihe whole Scheme to he
y" III oNE DAt and the whole amount of
I w may he bad, soon as drawn.
fL'ce OF Tickets 81 90 }Quarters 10.
,'aReS' 30
:, - lhe 1890 Prizes of NJ to be awarded to
\ h "s, secoad orthird division, to be determin.
Sloan "n'ch may draw the capital prize of
- SO that Il holder Of three n.mlers. one
,,. p'''' sh' be in each division is certain to
g on" pie and NAV draw -Four.
s,r a'e aplal Prize Of = 10000 TO he maid in
,laaa y l''H Tickets which viii lie seated I'M and
mad s,,,,;l II the Bank of Virginia at Lvnchburg
,,,la 9ne' 10 the control OF the holde, of the
b' "'' nc prize of 5000 To he noid in narl
,e , pasNage of 500 tickets to be deposited in
.vs. Orders hy1nail meet the same attention
''e" TO personal application. '' ~ NV"
NJ, >, AUG. LEflWICH, Maaager,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

lHluKSUANT To- n decree II the superior
IS Ennri oi Chancery for HE Lynchbnrg
District, rendered on The 2sih day al October,
1926, in the chnss ot Edmund y Nurvell,
EX'r al Thomas Norvcll dee against kenhen
Norvnll aud others defendants. The undef-
signed, marshal al the snid court, viii SELL by
way OF public nuotion, on twelve months
credit, before the door OF the said Mnrshni's
oilire, IN The Town ot LynchhnrR, on Friday
thu lllh day Of December 1897, II fair, II not
the next lair day thereafter, HE following
slaves, 10 vii sam, Charles, David, HIM.
nah, and Lucy aud her child Two years old,
with the increase OF The females since lhr
26lh day oil January, 1910, Bonds with mp
proved security will be required
THOMAS A. HOItUMBE. NJ.
Nov. ~ iletIIDii1e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

7 have some time since received flom the
- North. my Fall and Winter supply Of fpy
Hdis. &c. and an addition thereto, have lust re-
ceiVed from New York, aud am now openinr a
few cases. Gentlemcrs first quality Bearer hat,
Of the latest fashions, which, with an extensive
stock on hand OF Fur and Lamb's Hoot Hnis.
aud constant additions making 10 il from my
mandatory viii enable me 10 supply my cusro-
hers, and those who may give me a call triH hats
OF almost any description, call and examine
my assortment before Won buy, as am deter.
mined 10 sell unusually low for cash
PAUL j. TARDY.
Dec 1voa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

1r OSl. on tuesday morning the 18th ins,.
- on the main road, between the Spout aud
Dmwlddle's shop. IN the county Of Campbell.
small bag oi piper, consisting OF noifs aud
accounts due To Owen } North. d Co The bag
had The name oil the subscriber wrought on The
bnek, with black silk ANY mior nation res.
Pccling the sad hay. et NJ Raleigh Chi'ton's
Tavern or nj this office, vi be thankfully re-
cei'ed aud n reasonable reward gwen The finder
by sending the bug 20 me, OF ifnving II NJ either
oiihr above places. The public ne caution
I'd against taking any assignments OF sal, notes.
OWEN j. NORTH.
Nov % 2nCi9
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/IAiiE Coparinership OF Samuel Hannah e.
- Go. Is Dissolved by mutual CONSENT
SAML. HANNAH,
NM. MORGAN
Dec

NO1jCE.-By virtue Of deed OF trust. ts-
ecuted 10 the undersigned and David II
kdley, the 5lh OIL last month. by John / Hunt
aud now ofrecord in the Hastings court clerks
Office OF the corporation OF LynchhnTg, nl oi the
bonds. notes, due bills and accounts of the SAID
Hunt. are transferred lous The debtors Of Nh
Hunt nIe hereby notified that THEN bonds. notes
DC. NJ" now in my possession, and that my din.
~ as trustee requires thai speedy collection
should he made. II is therefore earnestly re.
qnested thai they come forward and make pay
ment. MAURICE II GARLAND.
one of the trustees.
Dec g. q
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NrOTICE.-WlI be sold on the premises, at
~ public auction, on the lst day ofJanuarv
1923, ifiair, otherwise on the nexi lnir dav va
lnable tact, containing Ii Acres II wood land ,
known as the property of Jno. Wilmington. ".
ing "ltbin two and half miles OF Lyncbburg.
aud adjoining the lands Of David Oelesby. VIM.
X. Roane and others II will be sold for the paw.
mfni OF the purchase money, by consent of Mr..
Wilmington. ihe title To which is retained and i.
clear and indisputablr
CALVIN TATE, Admir-.
of Ldm'd Tate, decd.
Dc 6. ,v,ds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

Nf O1ICE-WilIb be sold, at Oal,vie in the
al upper end OF Backing ham, on Saturday
the 29ih day otDecen,bcr. inst, 3 OF d Negroes
principally men, belonging to thees,atc of Jane.
Paterson decd. They will be sold on a credit
OF II months. the purchaser giving bond aud an
proved security.
All persons having claims against the estate
OF James falieson, died, will please bring them
forward for adjustment, being about TO close my
adm'9i>'ratl"n accounts with the said estate. II
thcS are not presented h, the GrsI da, of Fe
6rna'f next, this notice viii be plead IN bar of
such as may be after that date
CHARLES PATTESON. Admir-
with the will annexed of James Pnitcsou. dec
Dee. g. rX.ls
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inference 20 r. c'cnr. The circumstances sta.
ird hv Gen. jackson n Co. in relation 70 what
vas alleged 10 have been corrupt overture on
tie part OF Nh Clay hive done all the mischief
thty could aud now when the senator thinks
thaf the administration Is not to be benefited by
an ayowa OF the truth. he is willing % do ia,iie.
TO the reputation Of Mr.. Clay b, telling IL. II
such he The case, and we see not hon the Scna.
tors long silence aud present candor eau be 9th.
efwise construed, it must. though possibly not
at once, rec Al upon his own head Bat. We are
OBTAINING the reader toolong from the denial IL
self
Lexington, (Pa.) Non, Cove are authors
cd 10y several Gentlemen. aud requested 10 state,
ihht 1ol. Benton, few da, since. in this town
on ms way 10 Washington, statedtoa Gentleman
81 thIs place OF the first respceiabhdl, That he
hll MOI believe there was any corrupt under
standing OF bargain aud sale between MI Adj
ans aud Clay. with regard TO Nh. Claws rcrei-
wing the office of Secretary OF State IN consider
alton OF his voting tnr Mr.. Adams y Int Nj
Clay had,as early rs between the first y the 18th
OF December, previous TO the election unrqulyo-
cally declared 10 him his determination 10 vote
W. M Audins anu lhht he would not vote Tor
General Jackson. That he (Col Bcnton) lett
Tie Guy OF Washington TO visit his family IN this
county, about the 10Th of December, and that
Mr. Clay's declaration TO him was previous to
that time
The fact which Col Benton states with regard
10 dates, aud the circumstance which make, II
impossible that he can be mistaken. is Iathcrnn-
fortunate for Mr.. Eatons Statement He snvs
that a meeting of MIR. CLAY and his friends was
held on Saturday the 22d. of January, Prev.
Gus Ia which time the opinions of Mr.. Clay aud
ms friends were matter OF conjecture only, aud
moi until after the Monday following, did the c.
pnIon prevail that theyhad taxed then ground
lie also stated that MIR Clay'S letter 10 Judge
Brooke onthe 2Sth January was the FIST annnn-
cation OF his purpose these are his words thus
on the 2Sth OF January and NOT ediifer WIS n de-
10 take he then asks Why the necessity OF "a
silence so long and so rigid, preserved - To
suppose that MIR. Clay's unequivoca DECLARE
ton 10 Col. Benton the warm and decided polIt.
cal friend of General Jackson, made even he
fore MIR. kremers denunciation. renamed an
entire secret 10 Maj. Eaton aud all the rest of
Cen. Jackson friends, until after the odd of IH-
nuary, exceeds all human bcef-The Major
must have fallen into miSdkeS aud II would be
charitable 10 (using his own words) " concede
that the mistakes are those whlch pIoce, d from
error OF recollection" Intel.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
NarshnPs Sale of Land.

'nltRSt MI 10 n decree Of the Superior
- 'oud "i Cbancery ior the l., nchhnte d., i.
trici, rendered on the 10th day uf May. 1927, IN
cause wherein IAmrs D,iuruett Is pit and Jno
lhvfh and others nre diets The undersigned
MARSHA OF the said court, will sell ut public
noc pn, iot cash. on tie premises in the county
OF PhtsYlVanla, on Friday he 2stb day'of De-
'fmhcf 1877, u fan, II not the next fair day
iheteaIier tract Of Land. ly ing on both sides
ot Wards road, containing about IA acres
hoIe OF less, and adjoining the lands Onward
lerrel. Inster aud others
/ \. HOLCONBE. NJ.
Nov. % ItdsiG7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
SECOND CLASS OF TIE

IL COHEN, Jr s. BROTHERS, Of baltimore,
Have the pleasure 10 announce the Second Glass
OF TIN, Lottery, authorised by the General As
sembly OF Maryland for the promotion of Sci
enec aud Literature. The number of Tickets
(Onig Ten IbOnSnud) is consdolably less Than a d
ny Lottery lor many Yeas, and gives to the Ad-
ventureT an cucreased chance for the Capital
Prizes. THE DKA"lN will take place in
the CRY Of Baltimore IN
WEDNESD Ny, the 10Th ofDECEMBER,
and " III be completed ON that day under The su-
perindcnce Of the Commissioners appointed by
the Governor and Council.
HIGHEST PRIZES;
IN DOO Dollars-5 DOO DnIlars R.c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

u II is difficult to say what is the result of
the election in Kentucky to supply the vacancy
oceasIoned by Or Youngs death The las, ac.
counts are furnished by the Louisville Advert
ser (aJachson paper) which ssys that one repor,
Is that Chiffon (tor JackSon) is elected b, ma.
jority of II votes over Cahoon. the ,dminis,ro.
ton cand'date-and another that il was a he, and
that the sherils of the different counties were A.
bout TO compare the polls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

LEGISLATIVE.-On Monday last, Congress
and the Virginia Legislature both assembled
OF course, we have yet heard nothing from ri
Their body. We shall publish copious aud regu
lar accounts of the proceedings of both Our
new arrangement of publishing twice a week
for the country as well as town which will COM
mence on Monday next, will enable us to do
this with more satisfaction TO ourselves and read.
eIs than formerly. 1t may he proper to state,
here, that we have heard of objections to the pro.
posed change IN our mode of publication from
not more than three or four persons But, we
think that, on giving il a fair trial, all will be
pleased whit. Those who may not be satisfied
whit however, may discontinue their subscrp
tons al any moment, by paying their arreara
res.
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10000 Dollars-5,00o Dollars, &c.


3lsS prizes, amounting to IS 600 dolls.
o. OnlV 10000 Tictets IN tie Scheme :
The CASH. for the whole of the Pr,zes can
be had as usual at COhens Office, the moment
they drawn.
Tickets 50, Quarters %
Halves Q 80 Eighths o.
a. Orders from any part ofthe United States
either by mail (post paid OF private convey
ance enclosing the cash or prize tickets in amy
OF the lotteries, will meet the same prompt and
punctual attention if on personal application.
Address to
J. l. COHEN g. BROTHERS.
o. In the first class the Literature LOTTERY
lrawn on the 18th ult BOT h the great Capitals
i S2O,o0O and $1,000 besides no less than
@lA1EEN of2,ooo and 900 dollars, were all
ID at COHEN'S OFFICE, No. III, Market
rect, where more Capital prizes have been sold
nan ut any other office in America,
Balppsrs, Nov. s. tl1D4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

MARRIED, in this place on Tuesday even
ing last, b, the Rev. VIM s. Reid, THOMAS
ALDRIDGE, Esq. of Tuscumbia, alabama. }
to Miss JEANETTE, daughter oflhe late Ro.
bert Scott, OF Campbell
-, in New York on the 2sth inst by the
Rev. MIR. liart, NJ. M NOAH, Esq To Mis-, RE.
BECCA. daughter OF Mt Daniel Jackson, all OF
that city.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06
cnA-rPEcNr BRANDT,

WIN L.. 81 az
y AllE subscribers hive recently received
- Champagne Brandy
Cognnc do. (wairanted years od)
OIL Peach de
Madeira Aine
Champaienr 10
London Brown Stout
ltsh hblskey
Nrw.Aik CIDER New Beer
Pine Nipple AMI Cake Cheese
Bunch Mnscatol and Bloom Naisins IN
Whole aud bali BoX,s
Current Shell'd Almonds
tocoanots En- li>h Nanuls
son Shell Almonds
Oranges, Lemons
Nuimeg>, Cloves, Cassla
lnts. Dosamy Cos aud Hnck's Cigars
An assortment OF Roman Violin Strings
Wooden pocket Combs n hnc Wticlc)
Elegant biass Lanterns
sperm aud lnow Candles. Sc. Sc.
Together with a complete assortment ofIovs
NEW ~ AlRES
Dee. 3 ltn33
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DIED, at his residence IN Campbell county.
on FRIDAY the 10th of November after n short
but painful indlsposirion, MI. WIILISTON
TALBOT, patriot and hero OF the rcvolu.
ton, III the 18th year Of his age. The de
ceased was an intelligent upright aud useful
member of society-had for many years been n
Justice OF the Pence IN the county and had dis
charged with ability and fidelity the arduons and
various duties Of that Office
-, at the residence OF Lucas f. Thomson
esq IN the county of Amherst. on the Sd inst
whittier she had goneupon visit, Mrs LOUISA
w. 1AlSCOlT, daughter OF tile late Fernando
FAIRFAX, and rcliCt of Newton Iapscott. d, cd
formerly ut Jeffer-on county. The deceased
d'ed OF consumption, after an illness OF liitle
more than three monlhs, from III first decisive
symptom ofthe disease TO its termination II will
not be undressing TO her relatives and friends
who were distant from her sick bed 10 b. IN fp IN.
ed that size bore her langushmcnt aud affection
with becoming foftltude that she manifested
IN her last moments a becoming solemnity oil
feeling bui no iem-Ihr last strong emotion
that escaped her, was taking leave OF her onIy
child an infant dan htcr, on whom she gazed
with atenderncsS of affection and bitterness of p
gret which language cannot describe nor penc !
depict, nor none but dying mother. looking for
the last time upon her first born, feel-Shp prest
the dear child 10 her bosom, imprinted upon her
lips the eager kiss. accompanied by. farewell
farewell my darling child
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Nelroes for Sale.

NEVlLL he I'D, tor cnsh, TO The highest bid
W der, On tie l7ih INST. nj Amherst Court.
House, II heinz count day, two Negro men, a boy
aud grI. belonging to the estate of Gabriel
Penn, decd. THOMAS CREWS
Admir- dc bonls non OF Cab. Penn. dec.
Dec q. u0wIA
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A paiuabk Tr0ct Of Land Tor safe.

A pdiuabh Tract Of Land for safe.
IrlUkSuANI 10 II drcfcr OF the Superior
Z Count ol thnncery Tor the Lynchburk
bl-Dlct, pronounced on the 2Oth day OF Oc.
tober, 1927, IN cause depending between
Nelson Crawford mud Reuben Crawford, snr-
wing partners 81 the finn al Cooke, trnw-
ford 4, Go. plaintiffs, against Nillinm shelton
aud others defendants, the undersignpd mnf-
shHl of the sad Court. will So |, Oh HE pre-
misfs that -, nj The place where VIM Shel
ton lately resided, on Thursday the 18th af
December, 1927, il fair, II not the next fair
day thereafter, by way oil public auction, on
a credit ot one, two and three yeats n tract
ol Land IN Amherst, containing s5g acres,
one moiety oi GA acrrs, conveyed by Richard
II Bufks aud one moiejy ri lot in the
town Of Brihel The tract containing gbo
acres has duo acres IN woods. ard iseonsider-
cd by good judges 10 be equal il moi superior
Ia any tract of highland III the county Of Am
hPrsl. The improvements hre shid 10 be
comfortable, having dwelling honsr with
all necessary ont houses. Any person wish
ing 10 view the land arr requested 10 emil on
Edmund Crawford, Edmund Winston or
Dabney I Phillips who live.on the premises.
Bonds with good security will be required Of
The purchasers aud The tile retained until the
purchase money be paid.
IA. HOLCOMBE, d.
The Richmond Euqulrer is requested TO
publish this advertisement once a week, on
the inner form, until the day ol sale, and
forward their account, by The day OF sale, To
this office for payment
Nov / Ctdsf 81