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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18

n DVERTTSENENT Stolen from the sub.
S.cA sciibers stable, ON Monday night the Goth
Of April last, DARK BAY HORSE, about 4
feet 10 inches higu both hiud feet wbitc, clou-
iy blaze in his forehrad. thick noclt aud IS very
oompacty formed, With bushy tai \ new
saddle with plated s,irrnp irons. somewhat worn,
and a new bride, were taken with him. This
horse belongs to Mr.. James Garland, OF Lo>ings-
eon, and is the horse which he purchased OF Mr.
Hllter b. Boswell, AZ Amherst court-house.-
Whoever will secure the horse, OF give such IN.
.ounation that he can be had, shall hr literally
rewarded, or more 50 il the thief can also he Sc.
cured. JOHN WHITEHEAD.
Nav 1 tltc3t39
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MAY IS

Ella I'd FMOYAL.-S1MUEL DIN
RxJ - KEL, 81 co. have removed
<&aEsZ their Nat STORE two doors below
% he Market-IIouse, and nearly or
poste Mr.. John Bnlloclts where they offer for
sale new ard extensive assortment ofFANCY
FUR HATS, together with u general assortment
of commonFur Il Wool Hats, part ofwhichare
oftheir own manufacturing and warranted to be
first quality and made ofthe most durable mate.
rails. They solicit share of the public patron.
age, as they aie determined to keep constantly
on hand a complete assortment of fancy hats Of
the latest northern fashions, and likewise eve.
~ description Of fine and common hats OF their
own manufacture, all OF which they will sell very
low for cash
All haas bought of them, of their make, shall
5e moncd without charge.
Jan. IS 800
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18

NEW BOOKS. The subscriber has the
~ pleasure OF informing the public, that he
has lust received, direct from Philadelphia. one
OF the most interesting Works that's been before
the public for .nany years. Indeed, may add
from information, that it hardly ever was sun
passed. The work in question is called Vivian
Gray the first part in one vol aud the second
part in two vols. This production is considered
the Bon Ton ofthe day.
ABRAM X. NORTH.
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SNSroncf .-fdrsuan, toa Decree of,he eous.
III " coar, of Bedford, the nndt rsigned cum
nl.,siouers oiler Tor safe the tract Of land lying
IN bedford county, late the properly Of kob"ia
Burton, decd. adjoining Ms. Ann Mosely, Mrs.
Clay aud otlirrs, containing b, anoidsuffey four
hundred acres. hplft OF tbs tract Is excellent
tobacco land nov In woods. ann there is a tolera-
bic good ORCHARD on the place joel iances
esq. gill shew tie land to any person wishing 10
buy, ard for terms. which will be very accom-.
modelling. apply 10 a Robertson Lynchbufg
RICHARD WALKER,
JOEL YANCEf.
a. ROBERTSON.
May II. civ W
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rnHE EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Iust recei-
- we'd by the subscriber, a very able am
nterestingpamphlet entitled 4 candid ErdmiHo-
lion ofHe Protestant Episcopat Church, in taeo
Letters. II is SAID that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused of late. and here's some
thing on the other side. Every body ought TO
read this very ably written work, since it is put
out at the very 10" price of ~ 10 cents.
ABBAM r. NORTH,
Dec ID
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NIoTICE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust, exc.
~ cutcd by Christopher Isbell aud VIM. l.
Isboll on the 9Th day Of October, 1924, and duly
recorded in the county court Of Amherst, we
SHALL Oh Tuesday, the 18th of May, at The Mar.
kct House, in the town Of Lynehburg, sell for
ready money, the following property, to satisfy
said deed, TO Wit a tract or purcell ofland, con.
tanning 10 acres, lying ON james River, in the
county of Amherst, abort half mile above the
Toll bridge, ALSO, one house and lot occupiad
by Wm. l. lsbcll, and lying on the road leading
from Lynohbnrg TO Amhcis. Court House, TO.
gshcr with all aud singular the rights and ap.
purtenanccs to the SAID tract Of land and lot be
longing; also, three slaves, Cusar, Charles and
Peter tWatermen.) As trustees, we shall con
voy only such title as is vested in US, though il
IS believed TO be lndisputable,
TIE TRUSTEES.
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NNfEGKOES FOR sALE.-Persons pisi,ing
~ 10 purchase, eun be furnished upon as io,e
terms, md tnth as ratudbie andHkety Negroes rs
angiR his country 1,oo ercetiem seaHtstrtSses
IRE among tie parcel aor on hand
4. NJ. WADDELL.
April 10. tcJ7O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18
May 8.

SNREW BCOK5.-.ihe subscriber has again
III the pleasure of informing the public that
ne has Just received direct from PHILADELPHIA, a
very large supply OF BOOKS and STATIONA-
RY, which renders his stock very large and
compete--Among the last arrivals are many We
~ interesting and valuable productions, viz
Almacks, a Novel, in vols The Reviews
have said much in praise of this work that it
would ne superiluous to say any more
Tales of the OEIara Family, in 2Yols second
series. II may well be questioned whether any
story was ever written Of a more affecting and
Interesting character than the Eowlins. in this
~ork, which having once been read, it will not
be easy to forget.
Tales offs Voyage 10 the Arctic Ocean, in
vols. This perhaps is the most interesting and
amusing production that has been before the
pnblic foi some time.
Paul bones, a Romance by Allen Cunning
ham, in 3 vols. So much has already been said
IN praise Of this work, before received IT, that
need not say any thing more IN favor oft
Honor o Iiara, Novel an vols. by Ann
Maria Portcr, who is generally great favorite
writer with me.
Family Legends and Traditions of the South
of Ireland with fine plates This is certainly
the most magical work that the public has had
the pleasure ofperusng for some time at least
America, by the author OF Europe. The wri-
ter stands very high as literary man, hence this
work must, OF ought 10 be good one.
Speeches of Henry Clay, with a very correct
portrait. This work is executed in very mas
terly style, being printed on very superior pa
per, which must prove very interesting 10 the
" Coalition party ABRAM r. NORTH.
May 3.
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v liE sale of Mr. Iycr's lands, heretofore
- advertised, is adjourned, Except as to the
ind IN Botetourt. which will be sold pursuant to
former notice. to the 4th day Of May, in Ken
tucky-ihe 9Th and 9th in Scott county, Va.
JESSE b. HARRISON,
Trustee.
April q. tltcts58
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ONthe same day will be sold, on the premi-
ses, IN the corporation of Lynchburg, one lot OF
land containing about ! 10 acres, on which is a
good brick house aud kitchen, with out houses
and good well, and on the opposite corner of
The lot a small family house. The garden con.
iains variety Of excellent fruit tress7 kinds OF
pears, kinds of apples, Q kinds of cherries, u
e'nds OF pnnbs, great many peach trees of the
holcest kinds one almond tree one Roman
,ectarme y quinceuec, white mnlberres, Boston
9uitcrnuts, sc together with several kinds of
''rge English gooscberries, grapes curants and
aspberres. The principal part of the above
named fruits have been obtaiDed from N. York
and are amongst the most celebrated OF Europe,
according to the Encyclopedia A credit of one,
Two and three years will be given for part Of
thc purchase money. The above named prem.
Ncs are now III the occupancy of Mr.. Robert C.
scott. JOHN H. ID. PAYNE,
AuctiuncCr.
April y, tctds72
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May IL

ny II. DYOlTS Approved Anti-Biious Pills,
- which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
plants, Malignant Tevers, SC There Pills if
administered IN time to remove the Bile from the
stomach, will counteract the causes which com
monty produce Yellow or Bilious Fever, Ague or
Fall fevers, Bilious Cholic, Pleurisy, Dyscnte-
nv, Worms, Sick and Foul Stomach Head Ache,
Loss of Appetite, Flatulence Epileptc Fits, Hy-
pochondra and Hystercal Complaints Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion,
&c. They remove Iabitual Costiyeness, Colds
and Coughs, Asthma, Sranguary, Gravel Rheu-
matisn, Govt, Scurvy, Scorbutc BocheS Impu-
rites in the Blood, Female Complaints, &c.
a further supply Of the above Pills, this day
received nj the subscribers Drug and Medicine
Store, price rs cents u box,
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Dec. 7 Opposite Po'-obice.
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N Office wish to sell my tract of Land.
~ lying on Ola Wuman's Creek, in Plttsyl-
vapia county, abont one mile from Staunton riv.
er, and about Is southwest of Lynchbrrg. II
i4dioirs the,ands Of Cap. John Ward Thomas
4 Adains and others. On this tract, there AFRO
rp@ards of 100 dcres of rich low.grounds in a
tody. The highland is well tmbcred with fine
pine That part ofthe tract which is cleared, is
rood. and produces well. This land contains
TWO good orchards ofexcellent fruit The rance
for stock is extensive, and unequaled by any in
this section of country. itcmbraces three fine
mill sites, on stream which constantly affords
as great a supply Of water as any machinery
may require The terms will be moderate, and
a credi, will be given. Any person wishing to
purchase, win please cali on the subscriber, liy
ing at Wards Bridge, Campbell county.
JOHN B. RUTLEDGE.
Fob. l6. cts1S
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March
NEW GOODS.

TsVeE have tbe pleasure, OF Informing our
Uy friends OF the arrival OF a great many
rcarce and desirable Goods, which will sell
Iow--Wc are determined TO retain the name OF
. chenp Store" And in daily expectation OF
reccivoga great many new and fashionable mr.
,ieles. TO all ofwheh we respectfully invite the
attention of our friends and The public
MCKEE RoBINS0N& Co.
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YnY VIRTUE. OF two deeds of trust. executed
- TO the Subscriber 4 Nm. Reyely, by Arch.
bald Boiling jr in his lifetime, one bearing date
the 10Th of March, 1922, aud the other the 18th
day OF Jine, 1879, both OF which are Of record
IN the clerks office Of Campbell county, and
made for the purpose OF securing TO Peter J. Ar.
cher tho payment of certain sums Of money IN
sad deeds mentioned viii be sold, at the late
residence Of the said Archibald Boiling, on Fri
day, the 25th of May one tract ofland, lying on
Hcedy creek, adjoining the lands of X. Chiffon
H. Watkins, George kevey, L b. Jones, and o
theirs, containing 600 acres, more OF less, all the
stock ofhorBes cattle, sheppard hogs ox.cart
set Of Blackslniihs tools, all the implements
Of hpsbandry, all the household and kitchen fur
niturc of the said Boiling, at the date of the
deeds. The land is subject 10 Mrs Boiling )
Dowery which has been laid off TO her but Is de
servtdly esteemed amongst the most valuable
plantations IN thai section of county. The ttlt
Is believed 10 be undoubted, but sseh only ms Is
vested in me, by the deeds aforesaid viii bo con.
ycyed TO the purchaser.
NM. c. McALLISTER Sur
May II. ctdsi0 wing Trustee.
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In RATS ON Boston, Providence, New-York
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va. for sale in sums to suit pur-
chasers, at IA small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of :. Z NJ ALLEN l. co.
Lynchburg, where all kinds of uncurrent money
is tg,en at the lowest rates of discount
July 10 tS
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Faiudble man street property for safe IN Lynch.
burr,

Imud6fe man street property jon safe IN Lyach-
burg
II PURSUANT 10 decree pronounced on the
x 2Sth day of October, 1920 ia the Superior
Court of ChaDcery for the bynchburg district,
in the cause of the President, Directors aud
Company of the Bank of Virginia Plaintiffs,
and Robert Mor,is and others Defendants the
undersigned Marshal of the said court, will sell
by way of public auction for cash ON the pre-
misses, on Wednesday the 18th day OF Iune,
1927 IF fair, lf not the next fair day thereafter
ono undivided moiety of certain lot in the
town OF Lyncbburg with the tenement thereon,
occupied by Paul Jones and Bethuel W Hew-
son, situate ON main or second street, containing
forty-nine and half feet front on the main
street, and extending back 1872, beng the lot
and tenement owned jointly by Robert Nor
lis Il the representatives Of James Dmaington
This property ~ really valuable and worthy the
attention of capitalists
T. A. H0LC0MBE, NJ. l.. c. D. C.
May IL. tds4O
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Feb o.


yl Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
- Peasants Mufphey to the late John Hea'
don decd aud the subscriber for the purpose of
securing snndry debts therein mentioned, which
Deed bears date the 10Th day of November, 1923,
snd IS Of record IN the county Court of Bedford,
I shall on Inc 9Th day of May next, If fair, II
moi the next fair day thereafter, Sundays ex.
ccntrd. al the residence ofsaid Pleasants Mur-
ply, IN the county of Bedford. proceed to sell,
At public auction, the lands conveyed by sad
deed, VIZ One tract, on which the SAID flas
SAINTS Murphy now resides containing five
hundred aud eleven acres, more OF less, and
living upon Goose and Mill Greeks, az lporo
particularly described, and subject to the resef
Nations contained in said deed OF trust, also ~
undivided moiety ofa tract % hiteen acres, ly-
I'M, on the south side OF Goose Creek aud bDua-
ded by said Creek and the lands of John Ar.
thur and others, or SO much of said lands as
will be sufficient TO pay whatever balance may
be due of the debts secured by said deed o.
trust, aud the charges of sale. These lands are
very valuable, containing large portion Of
low grounds the terms, which will bc IN con-
iormliy, with the provisions of said deed OF
trust will be made known on the day OF sale
Acting Us trustee, | shall convey the tile YES
Ted in nc by said deed Of trust aud no other.
DANIEL TOMPklNS,
Surviving trustee.
April T. tds37
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% Ytirtne ofa deed Of trust, e1eoaed 10 AteI-
- oader PatesoL and lie s0bs0ibcr, by Piea-
saat Biotey, on the 18th day Of april, 1925, tor
purposes therein mentioned, n,,dot record IN he
clerks qbce othr county Of CampbeH ioU BE-
sold, 10 the highed bidder Jor cash. at the Spout
Spring, in Said county, on The LIST day Of Mag, one
sorret mare, Hree feather beds and furniture, fire
had Of cattle, Ii heddof hogs some shcep, one
Hainm folding table, pine tabie, clothes press,
! cupboard, 4 common chairs Kitchen furniture
and plantation toois--7o acres Of land. 10Th lis
appwtenonces, adjoining Nm. Diuguid, and O.
hgs--and also me right and lite of said Btokey
IN the estate Of his deceased mother, bring one
third part, an the state Of Kentucky; mid estate
supposed to consist n > SiaUes and the crop on the
plantation, at The death Of his mother, and also oil
and cuery Legacy CLAIMS or demand, ptatsoerer,
wt,'ch The said Biakey may hare in, 10, or out N
The estate u his mother, any other, whais0eUer,
Such tile rs Is resed IN the subscriber by The tired
aforesaid WiH DC conreyedio he purchaser or ,,r-
chascrs. I'M {. Mr1LLISTER'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18

n LCOHOL, Spirits Tufpcntine, Venetian
ia Red spanish Brown, and number ofo
ther articles Just received aud for sale by
April 3. THOMAS J. DuVAL.
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If AMP g. LINSEED OIL.-Walter II. Mid
"a deton, has this day received large quau-
tity OF superior Winter Strained Lamp 0n.--Al.
so Linsecd Oil, Spirit Turpentine, White Lead,
&c.
Nov IL. tso1
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g,lnltie Property star Luxembourg
SsAoR sALE.--sfhe si'.'sei1"ef having u.'',.
mixed 10 remose ie teau, oilefs ioi sac
yalasl,le sasna. near Iynchbare, c5a'aii,'ns
: .,n, ~ Acfes known By the n'"e u IN
lsf Toa person whose business docs lio' -.
ae,fe In eaasian, attention. IN town, tots Is on
Of the lncsi desirable residences ~ ne ''eih'y
o. The place. TIN bulldogs arc all ofefieS' con
s.stin, AZ excellent aud eon3.hsh' aNsia',s
h,uxr. no..hoase Kitchen, stable, &c nc gan
der & lsree ana productive and rs enclosed oy
:, substantial brick rsll. To those IN the Oh
sorbosd. a dlr,her description Is unnecessary.
Versions AZ a distance who may reel disposed 70
.,,.r,h,se a desirable residence near Iynchenfg'
10, inv the premises Ct any time, and be N
S,,;red Of ,he terms on application TO The sub
.e,,her eho. deenng II his interest 70 dispose
If this property, oiEsrs bargain to purchasers
Iroalsles be 10, sold by Tuesday the 10Th day
At NAV twill On that day be offered at auction
WIN. L. SAUNDERS.
April 6. ms3p
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~ NcD Screen Patterns.

VHIiL Subscriber has just received a large
- supply OF Fire Screens equal or superior
10 any ever offered IN this market Persons
wishing TO purchase will please call and examine
my stock. ca. Nl1ilERS.
May |.
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Spring and Summer Goods.


klEiE subscribers are now receiving large
81 and valuable assortment of Spring end
Summer Goods; among which are Staple &FaE-
cy iDry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Glass +
Earthcn-ware Hats and Shoes Se---They will
also continue to receive fresh supplies of Goods
by almost every arrival. purchased b. one Of
the concern at the North
ANDREWS g. BROTHERS.
n. R. Andrews s. Brothers determined, from
the LIST day of January last, to alter their mode
Of selling. They have married their good,
with the tolceapossbie prices, which they will al.
ways ask at first, and from which they intend
never TO deviaie. They make this notice pub
lie, for the information ofthosc who may favor
them with their custom. They assure the ptse-
lie that their Goods will be purchased equally
as low under this mode Of doing business as be-
fore. ANDREWS d. BROTHERS.
May Is. n90
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To Planters and Storers of Tobacco
April II

To Planters and Storcrs of Tobacco
from upper Inspections.
DIIE additions 10 Shockoc Warehouse gran.
Il ted by act of Assembly, the last Session
enables the Proprietor to say, the Room and ad.
dtioual convenience tor the reception of Tobac.
co, is greatly increased, and the despatch that
can be given 10 Crops cqlled for Inspection, on
any day, is equally so.
There is recently, attached to The establish,
meut, a fixture, under shelter for unloading
wagons, which preserves the Tobacco from the
weather, while unloading, and the casks from
being broken This Inspection is well known
to he situated near the foot of the Basin, about
the centre ofthe city, and Immediately in the vi
entity ofthc Compiling Houses ofueary all the
Buyers of the article
Being the greq, Tobacco Market, the break,
are regularly attended eeery morning, By Deal
ers IN ,his City and MdHehester-paying to the
State Us dues for Insurance, The Tobdtco is pro.
tected, ny The State. against loss by Fire, IN The
| same manner, as all other Public Inspections are
The large Fire Proof Tobacco Warehouse, 81
| tuatcd between shockoe Warehouse and the Ba.
sn and Immediately N the foot of the Basin, is
offered TO Storcrs of Tobacco, from the upper
Inspections, for their patronage. This House is
| capable OF holding about 1000 Hhds. Every
despatch is given to Samplng and Shipping
From lis convenience TO the Basin. no charge a.
rises Ton Drayagc. The Proprietor holds him.
| 'elfresponsbc for any loss that may arise, by
mIs.shippmg Of Hhds from this house, or loss
by Fine, 10 the amount or extent to Which he is
himself insured, upon such Tobacco, under the
policies OF the following Insurance Companies,
for their respective amounts, insured against
loss or damage by fire, rs interest may appear
VIZ: In the .Etna Insurance Company, of Hart.
ford Connecticut, FOR : .oOo-n the Farmers
Fire Insurance and Loan Company, city of "
York. $4,000 4 further Insurance Of $40 DOC
will BE- effected IN lew days, OF which due no.
tiee viii be gwen.
The establishments being public convenience
the Proprietor hopes 10 receive fair proporti.
on of PabIic Patronage. WM. !. NORRIS.
kishmond, May g tc4w7S
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II. iNSEED olL.-l5o Gallons Linsesd y"
- just received and for sale by
Dec Is. THOMAS J. DlFAL'
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POSTPONEM ENT.

The sale Of the above property is Postponed
until Thursday the 9th INST. and will take place
at Blakey's house, instead of the place designa-
ted in the advertisements
WILLIAM &. M'ALLI5TER, Trustee.
May 4. ctds3g
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Iaiuodic main street property for sale in Lynch
burg.
: n URSUANI 10 decree rendered on the
& 26th day ofOctober, 1926, in the Superior
Court Of Chancery for the Lynchburg district,
in the cause of the President, Director, aud
Company of the Bank of Virginia plaintiffs, and
the representatives Of James Darlington and o.
theirs Defendants, the undersigned arshal
of the said court, will SELL by way of public auc-
ton, for cash, on the premises. Wednesday
the 18th day Of June, 1927, (If far if not the
next far day thercafer,) one undivided moicC
OF a certain lot in the town of LynchburC, with
the tenement thereon occupied by Paul Jones
and Bethuel W Hewson, Snu t. on main or
second street, containing about forty nIne and a
half feet front ON the main street. and extending
back one hundred and thirty two feet. being the
lot X tenement owned Jointly by Robert Morris y
James Dunnington's representatives. This pro
perry is really valuable and worthy the attcn-
ton OF capitalists.
T. A. HOLCoMBE, NJ. l.. c. d. c.
May IL. tds1O
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NOR SALE, family of NEGROES, for
cash: or on short credit; man and wife
ana four children.-Apply to the Printer
March %. tfqa
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HAVE recently n

(e9FnIT5 TURftNIINE, Just received y
- THOMhS J. DufAL,
Nav % Bank SqGpf.
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YnAOR RENT two rooms ON the lower mo-.
- of the house which | at present oce"P.'
they are large and convenient, aud poSsf.,,t'o'
immediately gFcn. RO itOBiaSoN.
Feb s. u
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@nRUsT SALE.--By virtue of deed OF
= itist, executed 20 the subscribers, by VIM.
Chick, bearing date the 10th day Of July. 1924,
and duly recorded IN the clerks Office ofthe
county OF Buckingham, we shall for the purpo.
SIS IN said deed mentioned proceed 10 sell, n,
pahic auction, tor cash, at the present residence
otsaid Wan. Chick, in Bucklus nam, on the 2stb
day Of May next, the following property con
veyed IN SAID deed, Tor so much as will be suth.
Gent to discharge the debts in said deed men.
uonrd,) to wit: Jacob, John Portius. John
Cartman, Joe, Ephra,m, Phiis, Pleasant Jen.
ney, Nancy, Grace, Sally and Henry; also, %
head ofcattle, 8 head of horses, 3 yoke ofoxen.
one cart, Is head of sheep, so head of hogs:-
also, all the household and kitchen furniture o,
said Chick; also ,,the farm tools and the crop on
hand; also, 8 Boats If all the property is no,
disposed of on that day the sale will be contin.
ued from day to day until the whole is disposed
Of We will only convey the title vested in us by
the deed. SAAlL. z. CHRISTIAN.
SAML. BRANSFoRD.
Trustees.
Hp'h%o ctds37
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SnORT and MADEIRA WINE have JUS
* received supply OF Port q Madeira hi"a
Of superior qbality. 10y
March rs. TIfOS. }. Dt' Al
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EAN Apprentice viii be taken d
this Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18

SSeoTICE An persons having claims npon
~ me- in my Official character, as late depo'
" Tor c. Mundp, sheriff of the county OF Am
herst. arc requested 10 call upon me without de
Law, aud receive their money ..
JOS, PETTYJoHN
March 81 ts35