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Apnll0

y oTicE.--By virtue of deed of,rusf, ese-
~ cuted 10 " by Sttb Mead. bearing date on
the eth day OF April, 1919. and offecofd IN the
county court Of Amherst, and TO effect certain
purposes IN said deed expressed, We shall, on The
30lL day ofJune. 1921, 6n the premises, sell, by
way ofpobsic auction for cash, tnee certain Lots
d parcels OF Ground. lying and being IN the
county OF Amherst, upon Lynch's Road, near
the town of Aadison--the FIST lot containing
81 acres, more OF less---the second containing
3 ID acres, more or iess-and the third contain
ing half Of an acre. inore or less OF so much
thereof as shall be necessary 10 effect the onsa-
tsiicd purposes of said deed Of trust, and TO de
fray the expenses of sale.
Acting as trotees we will convey 10 the pur-
chaser or purchasers of said property the title
vested in US b, said deed Of trust, and none o.
thcr. THOMAS WATT, lTrntecs
CHS. DABNEY,
June /. ctds13
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Amherst County, Nm Co,irt. 1897

eainarihe lash, wife of Peter Cash, formerly Ca,ba
rine SamPoel, by George Campbell her brother mi
Chaneery ~ ''' Det' ~
ne aeiendant Peter Cash not having entered his an
poaInee ana gwen security according to the ACT ofAs
..,iy aid .h rules OF this court and appearing to
li.ant OF ts conntry-On motion OF the plaintiff by
her attorney II is ordered that the said defendant do
, mere GA t'e fsi day NJ the next tngust term 10 be
,1 ~. nis county and answer the bin of the plain
!'n ana ina copy of this order be forthwith iutcr,sd
~ 'ne fsm', ne" spaper published in the town Of
no"' ar t"o months successfully, and posted al
'e rom "osf o tie eourHnss Of lhis COUNTY on so,.o
oaHdns, Acgyy-Tes,e =" some
~ A. q DAVIES q,
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.4arST SALE.--B, vittue OF deed of trust
radc to the Subscribers by Edward Lynch
AID Mar, his WIFE dn the ist day OF MAY, 1924.
aud of record "a Tue eletk's office of the county
court OF Caepbell, tor the purpose Of securing
the payment Of three several sums of money
.herein mentioned, with interest, due Christie
,,her Nnlree. viii be sold by the Subscribers.
al pnbc auction, for ready money, on the pre-.
4niges, on Thursday the 9th day Of July next, a
CERTAIN Tract or Parcel of Land, in the county
OF Camp1cl and Wing within one mile and q
sA.lf OF i.ynchburg. known by ;he name of the
Wishing Creek Mill Tract, with adwelling house
other ont houses and grist mill thereon, and con.
tainng three hundred aud twenty acres be the
same more or less. Possession 10 be had the Isl
day of October next. Such title only wll be
conveyed by US as is vested in as trustees
&. ANTHONY. }r.
JOIN VICTOR s"eS'
I'D; otdS5s
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THOMAS 4. H0LcoMBE.
June Is. tdS45 Marshal

iflY virtue of deed Of trust executed DO the
- subscriber by stephen Hewitt for purpo.
therein expressed, aud Of record ~ The clerk 5
office OF the county eour of Bedford BEARING
date the 3lst day of May, 1926 and recorded
on the 9Th day OF june shall, on the lsih day
OF July neEt at The house of said Hewitt in the
county Of Bedford, proceed To sell, by way of
public auction, Tor ready money, the property
conveyed IN said deed, VIZ: The tract of land
wbcreon the SAID Hewitt resides, containing, by
estimation, two humid cd aud eighiy-siK acres
This is very valuable tract Of land on which
there Is spacious brick building nearly com
pleted. Also a large and convenient barn, a
number of other useful aud convenient houses
aud well ofescellent water. The land lies
we'll, is of good quality and in good heart for
cropping II is bounded south by the turnpike
road beginnlng near the 4th toll gate This las
been one of the most productive stands tor ia
yeru III the county of Bedford, and might yet be-
made 50 10y moving some Of the disposable hous-
IS on the road IL Is we'll worth the attention Of
any gentleman either rs a public stand on for
private residence. Also another tract of land
within half mile of the former, lying on Big
oter river containing, by estimation, three hun
dredd This land lies well, is well watered X
Is capable OF beng made IN exceIlcut fam; has
GOOD apple orchard on II, and a framed house
VIII aoHs othet our houses. Also one negro No
nrg Gig II feather beds Id sirad and furniture
among winch Is a hisi Hii' rs5hogany bed stead
set elmahoghny table,. l,shiecn superior wind
81 chalrs, brass andnons, shovel and tongs, a
brass wire iender, and al &c his household and
kitchen furniture not necessary TO enumerate
one u car aud a htsi rate yoke of oxen, one
road Wagon, three mead OF horses, all his STOCK
Of cattle aud hogs, all his farming utensils viii
many other articles conveyed in said deed noI
neccssnryto be inserted in an adyeriiscncnt--
" the 18th day Of July should he onian the safe
will take place the next iai, day. and be contn-
ucd from day to day till the provisions OF sad
deed IS satisfied Acting trustee ! shall con.
Wy such title rs j, vested IA nae by the deed a
iofcsaid aud no other. WI. GREEN,
July 10. c5w42 Trustee.
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I'D OOk BlNDERY.- The subscriber has la,o
- ly procured AN additional FIRST rate hn,,k
Binder, which enables him to do alI WORK :,
that line, with neatness and dispatch. He ms
received direct from Philadelphia a yer, Iar-e
supply Of paper OF very superior quality, whoa
enables him to do any kind of BtGnk Hork az N
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the ptt.
lie generally may rely on having any work OF.
dered of me, faithfully done and made out of he
best materials and at very low prices-Persop,
wishing books bound are requested TO bring item
forward Immediately as am somew hat at los.
IRE end can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower priee,
than they ever were known to be done at in TN,
dart OF the country and in much more super.
OF manner. ABltAM K. NORTH
Feb 9 t,07
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m WE'RE ;or The Nan of independence:

ny thE ;or The Nan of Independence:
- BY the author Of Tremaine. in 3yoIs
In our opinion De We're is one of the ahIes,
productions of rs class which mas ever heen nul.
llshed. For truth and vigour in drawing cha,ac.
ter; for felicity of observation and elevation of
sentiment Tor superior knowledge of society :
and the completion ola most skilful and interes.
ting story founded on that intelligence; we have
met no work OF such extraordinary merit"
Lit. Gas.
ne above work has just been received and
Tor sale at my cheap Book and Stationar, Store,
II VIII barely remark that the work surpasses
expectation ABRAM r. NORTH.
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" a. D1fI4e
May

N Regular communication OF Marshall
IN Lodge, No. 80 at the Hall IN Lyuchhng,
the 9th June, y l.. 5s27-A. u. 1927, 1t wa,
resolved unanimously thai til, lodge celebrate
the approaching anniversary Of 81. John the
Baptist by sermon to be delivered al St Paul ;
Chufch, by onr Rev. Brother f. G. SmIih.
The members will meet nj the Hall on the
morning Of that day precisely at g clock, iol
the purpose of cleeling their officers 10 serve for
die ensuing SIX months.-Al regular Mnsoos.
both IN town and country. are respectfully ln}i-
ted to Jomus on the occason.--fhey viii be re-
ceved at 10 O'Clock Tor sooner il they think pro-
per to attend; az which time The Lodge Will move
IN procession to the church. No Brother viii be
permitted to join the procession aiteri leaves The
Hall. Service viii commence al III clock.
BY order,
THOS, M'kINNEY, 5ecy.
June u. tdss
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Nov. ~.

I'D EVlEWS.-The subscriber bess leave TO
- inform the public that he is appointed
agent Qor this part of The country by the
publishers, for the follow ing valuable Perio.
dical Works, viz
North American Review, published in Bos.
ton.
tdinfmrgh Review, published in Boston.
Qau1erly Review, do do
Americe, Quarterly Review, published in
Philadelphia.
Medco Chirurgichl Review, published in
Ne" York, and Edited by james johnson,
NJ. ID.
Philadelphia Journal OF Sciences, Edited
by n. Chapman, N d. P. Dewes, NJ. D.
aud john Goodman, M. d. &c. &c.
will remark that the above Reviews have
obtained gleat reputation and praise hom the
very best judges in the United States, being
edited by the most eminent literary men in
the world, and the Typographical part exc
cuted equal to any whatever.
lie subscription price for each of the a.
Dove works Is 50 per annum. | will furnish
either OF them 10 Subscribers delivered in tbs
place tree OF all other expenses which Viii
save to those who take them FROM me about
Two dollars year on each work. hope
gentlemen will do me The favor OF calling and
subscribing tor one or MI OF the above vaIua.
BILE works. ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Dee is
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Consumptions, Coughs. &c.

N'li1'ihI''i'u WI u.s. "
Buffers Tcgeiabie Mdiap Specifc,
: nj OR the cure Of Colds, Coughs, Consumpti-
* onS. Splitting of Blood, Asthma, and all dis
orders ofthe Biras, aud LUNGS.
The Vegetable Indian specific, has stood the
test of experience, aud proved itself the most va
iuahc remedy ever discovered for the cure OF
Asthma, aud all the diseases OF the breast aud
nngs. leading TO consumption. The following
certificate just received from highly respected
gentleman will show its value.
|, Samuel Moore do hereby certify, that for
upwards of year, Twas severely afflicted with Il
pain in my breast, accompanied with avery bad
cough and shortness of breath and every indica-
ton lin the opinion of Physican) of approach
ing consumption. After passing through a
course of medicine, and finding 10 relief, was
induced TO make trial OF Buffers Vegetable indi-
AN Specific. and the use of one anda hall bottle
completely restored me to health aud have re-
manned since, being upwards ola year.
The celebrated Dir. Cullen has taught us that
"our first attention should be employed in watch
ing the approach ofthe disease and preventing
It's proceeding TO an incurable state and in per
sons Of consumptiye habit. especially those bonn
OF conSumptive parents, the slightest symptom
+ of an approaching consumption at the ConSump-
tive period of life ought carefully 10 be attended
to- -
The Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs roots flowers, plants, &c. when IN periec-
ton. In consequence of a happy combination
of the most valuable herbs, &c it becomes a bal
sam ofSuperior value. ltheals heinjurcd parts,
opens the pores and composes the disturbed
nerves after the manner ofan anodyne conse.
quently the obstruction of the chest and the hung
winch constitute the disease particularly need its
use. II promotes expectoraton, which is so
llpI for tkh llgf A ri "a
heals, it also gives strength to the tender lungs.
IL this manner 1t removes the hectic fever, lrn-
proves digestion, gives strength totbc nerves, re-
pairs the appetite and improves the spriis. This
specific may always be given in safety--lt IS
mild pleasant to the taste, and is found particu-
larry useful in hypochrondrical, nervous and bys-
terical diseases.
Each bill ofdrections contains detailed &C
count of this disease in all its different stages,
and will he accompanied with the signature OF
the proprietor in red ink. Is IS offered for sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by the pro-
prietor sole agent for Lynchburg.
June 8. 3m THOMAS J. DUVAL.
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EIRuST SALE.-in pursuance Of deed OF
- trnst, executed TO the undersigned, by
benjamin y. Phillips, ON the Sd day OF NoVem.
Der, 1926 and now OF record in the Clerks VI
hce of Amherst County Court, given TOR the Sc
curty OF two several debts due TO the late hrin
of Alexander IomplSins & Co. we will on IT,
day the I'D day OF June, 1927, proceed to SeIi'
upon the premises, at auction for cash l"u'
Lots OF ground, containing a half acre eaV',
Amherst, within less than mile ofIynchbu'
One OF those Lots is improved and the rest "i1
vacant. They are the same Lots conveyed 10
said Phillips by the trustees of the town OF Aaor
Son.-Acting as trustees we shah only convey
such interest as is vested as b. said decd
5. x Nj. H. GARLAND, Trustees.
MAY -. tdo42
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FANCY STORE,

YSE,AE have this day opened very general
W assortment of rich and elegant Fancy
Goods, surprising in style and beauty any thing
heretofore offered TO the public.
Satin Scarfs 3 - tds. Tong beautiful shades
'Iaeh worked Swiss Scarfs entirely new
'ianae, Garege 81 eau de Maple six Hkfs.
\ great variety of shaded Ggr. silks
Elegant Reiicules, plain and shell mddles
Brussels thread lace and edgings
Gimp laces which will wash equal to thread
A h'antItul assortment of new style Belt Rib.
hons
Wavefy stripe and other fanciful fgr. Calicoes
Eaieste and Barge Dresses all shades
POO pair fancy cold silk and Prunea Shoes.
The above goods, with additional supplies
weekly looked for, places US in an attitude to
furnish our friends ON such terms that We flatter
ourselves, will give general satisfaction.
W Country Merchants are respectfully ;nvi.
ted MckEE. ROBINSoN e. Co
May %. TOO
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SnrRsrASTto decree or fhe Superior
x Conl Of Chancefy, directed by law to be
holden nj the town of Lynchburg, pronounced
on the 24Il day Of October, 1920, IN a cause
therein depending between Gabriel I. Scott, pit.
aud Reuben Pcndleiop, James s. Pendleton aud
Robert Tinsley, dcfts.--The undersigned Mar
sHal oflbe said Superior Court Of Chancery,
vii, on "wednesday, the lth da, Of next month,
II fair II not the next fair day, before the Mar.
shal's Office, in the town Of ~ nclburg, proceed
to sell. by way OF public auction. 10 the highest
bidder, lof ready money, Two slaves named Nj
chael and Gilbert, being the sss es il, j,he said de-
CT &c mentioned
THOMAS 4. HOICOMBE,
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Elegant Summer Goods +! !! !!


~ AVID & ROBERf KYLE take pleasure
- in announcing to theiI friends and custo-
mers the ami, al Of new supply Of well selected
md fashionable goods, part Of which are the
'olluwmg, viz:
few pieces 5heppard's Extra, Blue Cloths,
ONE Of which are not to lie surpassed in fine
aess, and are remarkable for theif beautiful
5ich's hudes
| piece super Blk Cloth said TO be tie finest e.
ycr seen lor lie price
do finest Blue London Cashmere
several ps Blk Lusings. beautiful and sub
stanlial article oI genllemen's summer wear,
British Nahkeens aud Russia Drlnss,
India Long Naukccns aud Blk CirCdssans,
; ps superior white Alarseilles,
| do do Bun splendid article,
Col and white Mat,ellles medium qualities,
; case lalicocs trsf quad aud handsomcst styl
! small case AuSIn t,ughams
Fme Iambor,d boob Aiuslms.
Plain .iaconcts. Alull, aud Book do
} cases double bcghorn Bollyars Hats,
? do Sua" Bonnets, &c. &e NC.
ALSO, sc,olal bales "a aud Al PLAIN do
nrsues, apron and counterpart checks of the
bot Indigo dye. Al aud Al brown and bleached
colon cloths. aud , bales finest Sea Island
shcenogs. and quautii! .ot l,chlenbutg, and
yard vide itussla Llncns.
May II. TOO
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

CofnlShS hemedy Tor the Piles.
HAHE Medicine now offered 10 the pull;c.
- Is Que which has been fully SUBJECTED
to the intallbIe test Of experience and in 2.
very instance where it. haslbeen fairly tried
it has be en- attended with the most comrIetr
success In some CT the cases, the patients
had been tailoring under the disease fer years.
and during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undcrgones
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. Its not Dixie those usually ad.
verlsed,) offered as a certain cure for long
catalogue oi diseases, hut those afflicted with
this complaint for which alone il is recon-
mended, may rely with confidence upon ob
tanning relief, even in It's worst forms, in a
short time aud they themselves are the best
judges OF the importance of such remedy -
Price so cents per box, with directions sign.
ed by the proprietor.
The subscriber is appointed Agent for The
sale OF the above medicine.
WALTER Il. MIDDLETON.
Nov o.
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! 1NOR RENT.--The Mills commonly calico
~ the FREEDMAN Mills, situated in CampOei'
County, about seven miles below Lynchonis'
aud within 100 yards or less of James hhei'-
For further particulars terms, &c apply 10
Thomas B. Gay, residing near the premises, u
TO the subscriber in Richmond.
JOHN ROBERTSON.
Nav %. ts43
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<sAEI subscriber VIII Undertake the collec-
- ton Of debts, dUe the people OF Virginia.
in the State Of Kentucky and Arkansas Terri
tory ALL letters addressed to him. (posi paid. }
Louisville Kentucky, his place OF residence. 10
which point he will return in few DAYS. will be
promptly attrndedto. I RUCkER.
MAY IL. tfSI
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For Rent, until Christmas,

NHHE HOUSE AND FARM, about one m'ie
- from Lynchburg, recently in the oce"Pan
cy of Mr.. John Lee decd.--This farm has every
advantage of aresidence near town, beng pi pre-
sanity situated and beautifully improved. 10
gether with the farm, may be had an ample sup.
ply of provisions, laid in by the late MIR. Lee
likewise, two negro men, and IA woman who Is
cook; the crop of corn, rye, oats and cloVei !
and also part of the Furniture, if desirable.
There is "a good supply ofIce.-Terms accomooe'
tng.-Apply 10 NATHL. l. MANSoN
May %. tcts42
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June -

\ Olltl,=-I wish 10 sell my tract II / tnG,
Nmg ON Old Noman's Creek, in Prt.ssl-
Vania county. about OF, t.llle from Sual.sl 80
Ell, and about Is south-'#es, of Lsu.tHa,F. II
aujons the lands OF Cap. John Hu5 a44-s
1. Adams and others. On tins tract, ,hcr. are
upwards of loO acres of rich fairgrounds. IA a
body. The highland Is well tmbeied with hne
pine. Tina, part ofthe tract which Is cleared. is
good, and prnduces we'll. Ikis land contains
Two good orchards ofeNceeui Enit TIE ange
for stock is eNtensi,e, and uncquaed ~ my in
this section ol country. Ii embraces three fine
mill sites, on stream which constantly affords
as great supply of water as any machinery
may require The terms " III be moderate, and
a credit viii be given. Any person wishing to
purchase, will please call ON the subscriber liv-
ing At Wards Bridge, Campbell county,
JOHN b. RuTLEDGE.
Feb. Ii. ets28
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Nay H.

<pRr ST sALE.--oo saturday the OH day
1 1T Jnnc next, We will sell, upon the PIE
miss. at nnbllr auction. for c,sh, the HOUSE
and III nn,y IN the occupancy OF Alexander
Bndeelanl. nsar the slaughter pen, N the VI
riatfy Of Lvnehhurg--at tin same time aud
place, viii be sold QUE horse cant together viii
all tha household aud kitchen furniture OF eYe
i. description belonging 10 sud brRlgeland
consisting ofthrcc feather bcd,, thd lurnltdI'
complete. three mahug1ny dining tabies, form
my one set one walnut dining iabte. ore cloet
AID rusc, one DOZEN windsor chairs, ont rocking
II une child,, igh do. aud "a h'sany bureau
A a laol,iln glas, one set 81 cluaa, halt dohen
silver liable Spoons. h,ii 'dunn tea do. one sli
vsr iadlc, one IRON aud one bellmetal kettle
e,stors, plates dishes, ~. &c too tedious here
Ia enulncr.,tc - ihc above Will bc Gladc III pnr-
,u.'nee of deed Of lrusi executed hy sad Alex
Br lpemnd, To the undersigned, 81 the purpose
II securing tso several dssts due To tie late
fr,n IF AleA1aarr tcmpkias, y CO. and IS nov
Il record ~ tie Iusurgs Court Clerks Office.
ior Tar Cnrpot ,tloa OF lyacbuarg. --Ihe ttus-
tees nlii aniS CONVEY sacn rsat Ia this property
Is the sud ID vests IA ihen.
5 Nj. 1A.tLAND, Trustees.
May -. tdsi2
pOSFpO SEMENT.
The above. ale IS postponed m;il saturday.
she Oh asflat .. * NJ Il. GARLAND,
Jane : Trustees.
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SreTVE DOLLARS REWARD. --5,olen out Of
- ~ table OF TIC road e',dils rom Lynri.
e NJ 10 aa,pbcli {. II GA the nig hi OF the 10Th
e. lay last small Sonc. Mare, foory years old,
about four feet uigh, ;nc left eycou,, some white
n uer face, shod all round Wol';s aua u nty we'll
] quite likely She was taken ~ negro man
bclon gine To the Estate OF john ilnicoiahp. who
xas missing the same mig 1T, lie is large aud OF
a dark cotnp,eNon ABOUT six feet high, has a
down loes ~hcs spoker 10. siA giye five dol
las for the deinets. .. Said mare or iniornatiou
80 thai can get her again.
ALLAN l.. NNfLtE
fnrp Is. tsIJ
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: rurniy Dollars Reward.

nUNANAY from the subscriber IN Lynch
IL bure. on Tuesday evening The 18th msi
HI neero boy rhornion--he Is very likely
raul,,te, about II or 90 years old, aud about 8
Zee, ncaes high with large prominent e'es
had an when he left blue cloth coat with a
,.el,et collar. blue cloth lrowsors, aud q dark
w,,.teoat with a stripe which was scarcely 'lsi.
ble.-fI. also took with him pan oi hight blue
.-,.s,oertiloNsers. yellow "alsicont with met.
n buttons, aud white and green suipe one
In, Subscriber thinks there were three 81 "A
engcr. foh which hind he does not recolleet) SO
mach contracted that he could not straigbten
,a,.p The subscriber purchased him ON the
s1tn Of January last, from !. james W Tor.
Ter Washington Cnpepper County, IN "lneh
rei,bbo,hs5a TIC said boy had always hted
nfeyiou. 10 inv bn' ing tim, and "hhhrr be has
~ ,habiy zone The above reward vii be pad
e. any person 4, the delivery Of lie SAM hoy
- the !. b.c,i'e ia Lyncpbufg o. Usll OF u 4
aay ~. son wLo will lodar him IN any Of r
nils il tde commonwealth, nnd give mfofma-
ton 80 as 70 enable the SUI .c,tbc, 10 get nm.
DAVID NALkEN
May Is. ISL
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May H.

TEyRUSr SALE.--Ry virtue Of decd OF trust
executed 10y Robert Morris and Sarah his
wife. aud William Mitchell, Ir 10 nae, tor the
purpose, therein sci forth. aud duly recorded IN
nc elef.s oitina of Gamphell county shall on
1 rday ta. I'D da, ut Jul, next On the prem,s-
=. proceed IA 81. Tor rtooy money, TO the high
est b.dief, ose en5Niacd moety of a lot OF
grpund lying an see5ud al main street, in the
town Of i4ynchbare, containing feet front,
alu being pan OF the lot known IN tie plan Of
TIE fgNn by the numh', - on omaeh oIthe
sue rs may b. sufficient 10 answer tic purposes
o the sad trust lead. vii omy convey such Il.
I. ais vrs,r, az ~, h. t, drca afolesaHi.
WAIVER G. NEahiA4 HER, trustee.
Tie sale vii he CONDUCTED b, DOM Il. H.
! .yie, aurtionees. VI "a. NJ
June IL tdsos
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NEW Books.-The subsc,aa.
! ' pleasure OF informing the p,,ll;c 'a' =
has just received, dneci from pbiiaaa1 . 'hai he
OF The most interesting Works that's h,,.,'a one
the public TOR .siany years. Indeed ''ais
nom information, thai it hardl, eve, aesl
passed. HE aofk IA question is esIr,s ser.
Gray the hrst parI in one vol. aud ,l,s IA
par IN two vols. This production !. s'''si1
die Bon Ton 1.-THE dag '''s'o'f'd
Mag g. -'o"4is