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colonies being confined TO her own vessels, aud
burthened by the alien duties then imposed upon
these, would tease TO be of any value to the ma
viga'ion, and it's benefits to the agricultural in
terests OF the URted States must be much impair~
ed The present was therefore the proper time to
endeavour to nix the future intercourse of the Uni
ted States with the colonial possessions of Great
Britain, upon some satisfactory basis. Her exist-
ing necessities would probably induce her, to ac-
ccde, to terms Of arrangement then, to which she
would not thereafter listen; and 20 establish this
intercourse upon some permanent foundation, by
Treaty stipu!ations, favorable to the u. States.
The mutual non-execution Of some of the pro-
visions OF the Treaty of 1883, had created sundry
subjects Of complaint and discomfort on either
| side, which it desirable TO both parties, to
settle and adjust by Treaty. The arrange
men' OF these differences, would furnish very ia
vorable opportunity for placing the comp cree
! between the two nations, throughout the whole
extent of heir respective domnions, upon terms
which should be permanent and satisfactory 10 Ell
! Their. Such an occasion. therefore was to be
overlooked Accordingly in the year 1898, Pre-
! sdent Washington dspac h-d Mr.. Jay 20 Great
Britain, as an Envoy Extraordinary, clo,hed with
'nIl powers to negotiate Treaty with that
ton, upon all subjects interesting to either party
and instructed specially, TO arrange the matter OF
her colonial trade with the United States.
| Such Treaty was concluded BY Mr.. Jay on
the 18th day of November, 1894; and by some
OF It's provisions. did settle, and adus, the terms
upon which the future intercourse between the
United States and the British Colonies should
continue. part Of the arrangements effected by
this Treaty, however. was disagreed to by the u.
nited States, for reasons, and under circumstsn.
ces, so important TO the further history of this
trade, that shall make them the subject of ano.
ther number. SENEX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20

~ VIEW WORK, Rprii ID.
Riley, WHICH arrived Issi evening fson Lisbon. we
have rece'ved single number Of the . Poyf,t-
gueSe' OF he 9Th OF Feb. II is chiefly FLEA
with the proceedings of The Cores, wbich do not.
ora cnrsory examination, appear % be n much
interest Gen. Cintop, Commander ~ Si.ssf of
the tfilsh forces in Portugal, arrived at Coimbra
on the i9lh With part Of his troops, end uas TO be
followed oy others.
TIE psper contains copy Of a convention,
s'ipniatIng certain arrangements for tie mante-
NANCE OF the British forces in Portugal, which
ives entered into in London on the 18th Of Jan.
by the Portuguese Ambassador aud Er Canning.
! on tic ar ~ their respective govefaI tents. BY
this conys ION the BRUSH troops 10 be MAIN
tanned, while IN Portugal, al the expense Of that
government Gaz.
PORrUGAL.-PrivaieI letters from Lisbon
TO The 1t OF March, received by ube Confucus,
state political affairs were far from Oeng settled,
although no new Occurrences Of importance had
IranspItd. The sljes, If pp
down in one section If the country, suddenly sp--
peafed ii other places IN such number and with
such means, as could rot be accounted Tor on any
other grsund than that they were reinforced sno
furnished sfis money! IL Spain or sor'e other TO-
reign porers There az no doubt that ia5xs
aloHiy of lJc ignofan lover classes, Of the Por1
tusaese population were laugh, to bsieTe fbeNl
must oppUses government which wolo' orefs ~
against Inc interests of their long 20. pi'E1G
gion and habits. Onslls.isr expTess
that war mu,' Jet be }arried into sl9sin. III
wa. ilso the opinion OF he Americaal topsu''
J; J , iIiill| ||
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The u S ship Constellation, Com. Ridgely
YVES at 81. Thomas March 10. from cruize
on The coast Of Cuba Also, the u. S. schr
Shark, 1t. Com. Norris, arrived on the I7ih from
cruize on the coss, o. Ainca, all well. The
Shark ief, Measurable on the IL Feb. when the
inhabitants were in good health, SC. Sailing
Master Porter died on board the Shark while
cruizing on the coast. The ConsieIla,ion and
Shark were both bound down to Laguira, 10 sell
next day. The frgaie had not an officer or
man sick on board. The officers had been ,res,eJ
with great politeness by the inhabitants OF 81,
Thomas.
AT Ssp,os, Feb, Ilib, u S. ship Cvane. Cant.
kEl,i.16 u well had been .s.....-2 davs ,,S -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20

The Board Of Internal Improvement. me,
at Fayetteville on Friday the 23d nl,mo
and the Cape Fear Navigation Company held
meeting on The same day After finishing
'heir business on S.turd'y, the members Of
he Board pfoceeded down the river, in the
Steam boat Henrietta, in order 70 tske = Jew +
the river, and OF the work carrying on below vii
mington. Measures, we are informed, ere taken
for resuming the exeriions of the Navigation Com
psny TO remove any distractions which NAY vet
remain 10 free navigation between Fayetteville
and Wilmington; which being effected, the atten.
ton of the Company will be gwen to the opening
Of the river above Fayetteville.
( TIiIiedoroUgb PerorJox
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20

THOMFSON'S TEA CASE. The ~. York
Commercial says, that grand Jury sitting IN Phil
sdelpbis for the space of 4 months, found about
600 bills OF indictments for transactions relative
TO the teas OF Edward Thompson. And it will
also be recoecled, that or of our citizens were
included among the indictments. A lete' is now
before from member oil the Phadeph bar
from which learn that the ". 5. Attorney
yesterday appeared in the Circuit Court. (Judg e
Washington presidiog,) and discontinued every
suit, and ordered nOHe PJOssequi TO be entered
in each. 1t is understood that this course Ia
ken IN pursuance OF the opinion Of the Attorney
Generalof the u. S., in consequence Of the late de-
cision of the Supreme Court.
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FIRE.-A letter from Augusta, Maine, dated
81 inst. says that the noble Bridge scioss The
Kennebec, at that place, was destroyed by ire
that morning. II was first discovered about mid
way OF the Bridge and spread with great rspidity
The bridge wss about sou feet in 9ength, and cost
S26, 900. A store on the West end Of he Bridge,
occupied by MIR. T.. Jones, was also destroyed. IL
was supposed to be the work of an Incendisry.
The Hallowell Gazette gives the following
particulars We regret to state that ibe elegant
and ell built bridge across the Kennebec river,
a, Augusta, incorporated with the name Of the
Kennebec Bridge, was destroyed by fire on Mon
day night last. The circumstances appear 10 be
such TO Justify suspicion, that the conf grs-
tInn was not accident, bat the work OF an unprin-
cipIed incenJisry. Ii is notorious, that attempts
have before been made TO set FIRE to building
which was contiguous to the bridge. in the upper
ganet, which failed partly IN consequences Of the
want OF arr. a gentleman, who was passing over
- - LID
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March

HDiIE SUBSCRIBER. n his stand, next lpor
- 20 the tircndan otiee, vhilc he feels CRATE
nj Tor the patronage bestowed upon him here
rofnre, bess leaveto inform his friends and tic
public thut he has lately received very hand
some supply Of Fancy JEWELRY-among
'rhrh ARE Pearl. jet, Paste and Fancy Pns
Ea-rings, Coral Bccds, silver Spccinces. Pocl,-
Ct kavs,. Chased seals. Keys, Rings aud Slides
Gu and Blown Glass Ga,tors. &C. Nc all winch
BE viii srl on the most moderate terms.
AL kinds oil Jcwcrg, Watches, Cloci,s. x
repaired in the best manner aud upon the short.
est notice he hopes by strict attention H.
business still 10 merit and receive share ofpnb.
lic patronage. I'D. BLOWN
Feb y 800
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YroR1Y DOLLARS REWARD --se

IrAoR1Y DOLLARS REWARD Stolen
~ 6o,n the stable of the subscriber living on
the Forest Road, Eve miles from Lynchbufg On
"Wednesday neht last, large s9rrel morse, four
senrs Old come pfiHg, about = feet 2 inches
high, aud lengthy in tire body, carries lofty
head. and PAGES very we'll hong tail. Il little
Inclined Ia curl, whh his left hind foot white, no
other mark recollccted. The bride which he
was taken away With, vas a polished steel stiff
bit, which has been ia use several years, but al
present newly filed with far leather will 1--WE
the above reward for the apprehension OF the
fhicf aud horse, on ten dollars for an. informa-
ton OF the horse, 81 that | get him aeain
BEVERLY IL. SCOTT.
Bedford Dec p ITO
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" AID FOR SALE~Thc subscyiber offers
- ton s1le his valuable tract of land wdcleon
h. now lives, containing 35l i Acres, lying IN
Campbell County, on Stone Wdll Creek, T.
miles below iynrhbure, and IN 3 Ialc. Of jane,
River, AID ~ 3 mlc, oi 3 Merchant Mills. Thi,
land IS The first rate tobacco land, and well wa
tered. good Improvements, aud plantation in
anPt' order for cropping, sufficient toWorl> or
mods 80 advantage, Cnd possession may he
aad at ny Time before the present crop Is pitcl-
-d-Eo terms, apply TO the subscriber living
on i1e premises. JOHN WALKER, ir
Ieb. |. ctf2h
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NTEGRoEs FOR sALE.-on the 2iih INST,
~ will sell at auction, to he highest bidder,
before the door OF the Franklin Hotel ia l. nch-
burg, Five very likely Negroes, Consisting OF
women and boys. Ny brother ifedeilclS
Specie, will the sale my tsl1if--
TERMS, Cash GO. SPECIE.
The above sale will be conducted by John II.
u. Payne
March Q. c3t30
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NV Grncnru Stnre

~" ''IotcIy Dtofc.
ZthE SUBSCRIBERS have entered into Co
- partnership under the firm of JOHNSON
~ WADE, aud nave taken the House recenty
occupied BY Mr., J. Hendricks, one door above
the street leading from Martins to Friends
Warehouse and nearly opposite the Banks,
where they have aud will keep constantly for
sale supply fifsl rate Groceries and Liquors.
Among which are.
900 Sachs Liverpool Salt
10 llhds. II. Groix Sugar
4 Hhds. Orleans Sugar
1irrces Rice, new crop
- bbls. Naehcrc
- llhds Mnscovado do
10 Bills. Loaf and White Sugar
90 Bags Green Coffee, 10 Bag, White do.
10 D.. Pepper ard Allspice
20 Boxes Window Glass assorted
llbds prime Moasse,
% Boxes nunpowdcr and Imperial Tens
- DO. sperm aud iallow Candies
300 lbs. Cotton Yam, 80, 6to 10
30 Kegs wrought aud eut Nails, assorted
Boxes Nuscatel talsns
30 Tons Pa,tcr
6fahls5 superior Cheese
Indigo, Maddcr Copperas and Ginger
Sail retrc, Cotton Cards, Fur y Woolll
Coarse and fnc shoes
Old .Iamaica aud tniieua Rum
Cognae Brandy. 9th proof
Superior l.. T. Madeira VINE
Ditto SIC and Malaga do.
German and BIiscred Steel
Old ientllfe Vine
Wiring aud Wrapping Paper
Suffers. Double Flint lumblers 4
Tanners OIL, Stone Ware
Also--6o0D lbs Faull, Bacon
Our friends 4 the public generally are invited
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SPRING GARDEN Fof Sale;

81 "a ! - n y u - - Y - JIM
tlIrHATED IN Rockingham county. Noiu'
~ "a uNaa on the main road leading from
sam a1a salisbury 10 LVnchburg AMI Rich
,u,nd IIis delightful nd Vel known PM
d.nee FOR hesith, good water. aud beauty Of SITE
alton is mt surpassed by perhaps any IN the
'Staie.-fnc tract OF hnd contains upwards OF
tive thousand acres about ohc hundred oi"hifh
are cleared, AMI nearly all fresh. Al least one
third ofthc tract Is prime tobacco land, aud the
balance fine corn and grain land, and from Ms
leyei situation Is susceptible of a high state Of
improvement. The land abounds with good
springs. aud is covered with excellent timber -
As ! stand for n mercantile business spring
Gard ~ equal 10 any having five public roads
leading tn il from different directions, and has
been place Of considerable business for forty
years The improvements are n new two story
dwelling house with "a rooms, store, and tdr-
crn house. which with little repairing would
be very good. new ksrn, shielded for Stable, a
shop aud other out houses. Determined 10 re.
move 10 the western country. will Sell a bargain
IN the above property, aud receive iew likely
negroes IN par payment For terms, apply to
she subscriber on the premises.
JAMES .GALLAWAY
March 2 CLEO
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N,fIII.s ron sALE.-pnysaant 20 the VII
10 at tlr tate Ut .fnt. L. i.,ach, ailci for
zs.ig one undivided ppietl Of the BbAt NV y
TER MILLS and aba.d sirty g Of land At
iacaed taerctn. \ mail part Of the purchase
money vii be wanted al short dates, and credit
OF one, tWo aud fAtee years gwen On the balance,
the pa,menis % ne vel secured
NlCAJAH DAVIS, Jr
Aiea5 taiD, In aH aHerod Of The Esinte
Of Hin. Il. Lynch, deed.
FOR RENE the plantation near the Cardilfg
Machine Isl Aug 10
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Commission Business.

VINE SUBSCRIBER, grateful to hls friends
"a for the patronage afforded him during the
last year, begs leave 10 announced to them aud the
public generally 4iat he still Continues TO sell and
ship tobacco on Commission and promises strict
attention to The interests of all and every person
who may feel disposed 10 mtrust their tobacco
30 his care aud management Ills office is still
kept al the store OF MIR. fordyce Bowen. next
door to Mr. J. Bullock, nearly opposite the mar.
ker house. II, SAUNDERS, Jr.
jan. %. rtS2S
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WILLIAM McCLUER.
C1N3l
March @


\VALU ABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.-n
y pursuance of a deed of irust executed by
Christopher Clark. earring date me 29th day of
March, 1920, and recorded in the county court
If Montgomery, which dend WAS made tor the
purpose oiindelnntylng Isaac Otry and Thomas
Moore, the subscribers or one OF them will pro-
coed, the 10th day of April next, if tain, ifnot
the next fair day to sell at pubic auction, for
ash, on the premises. thai well lluown and val
liable estate lying in the comfy oi Montgomery,
called the Bent Mountain Estate containing about
2l.oOo acres OF lind, being the traei oflanl con-
ycyed 10 the said Christopher Cllrk, by Andrew
Lewis and CharleSJohnston. Tlis estate Is con.
Sldered one of the finest stock IA ms in Virginia.
II will be sold subject to ! Tor ed, for the be-
ncft Of the President, Directors Y Go. of the
Farmers banl, of Virginia. Toe trustees viii
convey such title only as isvostc in them under
the deed of trust above referred to.
EDWARD WATTS,
WIN. RADFORD.
March @ c,d,Yl
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To Mr. Thomas Aldridge
81 lR--As yen are net an inhabitant of HIS
- State, take this method TO give you no
tice: That on the 10Th day ofApril 1897, shall
proceed to take the deposition ofJohn Speere,
at the house of James $. Pendeton, in the county
of Amherst, to be read as evidence on the trial
of a suit, depending in the Superior Court OF Am
herst, wherein am plaintiff aud YOU are dcfen-
dant THOMAS LANDRAM
March 13 tc4w62
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IT \ PC ar'alsse
DANCING SCHOOL.

NNVH KENNEDY, beg, laa,et II inform h
W iorrrr patron aud the public, thai a.
intends Recommending his Dancing School pos
:u'ely on saturday next at the Franklin Hotel.
lhe session vii commence on that day, At 90
clock. \ VI. aud euat,nue for SIX weeks, Days
otmiaoh, Friday aud saturday IN each week.
Subscription papers are left n the bar Of the
franklin Hotel, and at -
Marchg 3t3l
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loHN Wills

Al Rules holden ia the clerks ofIea OF A,,he,.,
Monday IN january, ls27. Da,d : Garl,.l ", ,'e Il;
Ea,"st John Hardwick aud Thoaa. rol,r5s' IN
O. John AID Elizabeth Coleman deed 10 49H,r
Chancery. - i'ds' ~
The defendant John IIardwrk not ha,i,r ont,
appearance aud given security according Ia tb, ta
snIpby and the rulcs fths court and A.
court that he Is mot inhaIiiant OF ~ ''ihe
m0ii"calth-lt Is ordered, thai hc da arppsr he a'
thiid Monday IN March next, aid alisa or H., va e
bH Of the complainant; and that this ~, d
be inserted IN the lynchburg hrgininn for eg1t 10
INCREASINGLY aud posted nj the FROM door Of The ~
house OH some cnurtduy. e"a'-
- eopy-Tcsc, A. L. TsNlFS cL 8,
VIRGINIA At Rules holden Ut tbrC erk'. oF,, a,.
superior Court OF thaneery Tor the I.,ncllu,, - ,"S
trirt. the 9Th November l-lG. William nI., -,
ward NJ Greenway and Films Ogdcu, late r,, ~ ~
and partners trading under the style and firm o.,n'
avn Mhee Go. riis ngalas, David $. Garland a ,'
William l. Ffcelnd. Diis. ana
The defendant William |. Frerlapd not L.a..
entered his appearance and given secnfify B
ding 10 the aci of Assembly and The rules Of tl ,,
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that he /, m ~
inlabitant of this country-1t II ordered, th4t ,
defendant do appear here on the ir-g DAY OF tbs my
term aud answer The bill oftc painrif; and tina, e.
oi tins order be forthwith inserted IN tnnir rrv.ft'
printed IN the town Of I.yrchiurp. for tHo mont.
tccsHey, and posted at tao front door Of III 5s,,.
house III the shid town
Copy--Testc,
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y .Mof sALE.-Pmsmmtt to deco ot trust
- bearing late, the 2Mh Nov ls22, aud duly
Tecor3HA in the Clerks office Of the county court
Of tuasfst, executed by Dauiel +. Christian, Ia
the .,9ssrber, for purposes therein expressed. |
sh ns5r"ed 10 self for ready money. at Chris.
taas IA sop, IN tie premises. certain tract
OF sr,G. Nhcrron Judith Christian now lives, con
fanne j5n acre>, more or less; which she has
possession OF her life time, IN Amherst. county,
rs IL as sold tllr 2nl day of June next, 10 the
hgEes; bi licr, by the acre; and thc following
properly, % vat; Negro woman named Sophia
Charlotte, Dizzy aud Francis her child Aonc gr,v
mare, one woke of oxen and cart, head =,
COW, al the hoes and sheep. beds al tie
hon. odd aud Kitchen furniture and plantation
tools OF all lrscrat'ons. or rs much OF SAID land
and property as will satisfy said claim and costs
attending tRc ~ as trustee will convey such
tite a. Is vested in me as trustee.
PETER +. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Nib , CIot3O
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N o1lCE The subscriber viii commence
her Sebo'l again on the firth day OF March
newt FERNS will he moderate
MARY b, GAM AWAY
- \ few fcm1lc bodrdcrs viii bc take ON
reasonable terms.
frp >. tc7t27
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tW ARIsVALS.-D1T'ID& ROBERT
hiLE are now opening an additional
supply Ceceiycd last EVENING" of seasonabie
Dry Goods Consisting in part OF superlne Cloths
and Sassimeres; splendid new style Colicoes :
Combrics; Dimitics, Ne &c.
March Q
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/ eFitlary 81

l.NeR TANDf MOORE SIR. Take noIicc
AfA that on Saturday, the 9TH day Of April
next, at the store house ot WIN. A. Hardy, in Bed
ford county shall proceed to take the ailidavts
Joseph fIudv and Others TO continue from day
to day until all are taken, to he read rs evidence
IN II suit now depending and undetermined in the
,uperioreout of Chancery holden in the town OF
lynchbug for the Lynchhurg district. wherein
ana plaintiff aud youar defendant when aud
where YOU may attend if you think proper.
II the taking ofthe sad dispositions, should not
lac completed on the day above mentioned, /
shall continue the taking of the same on the
following day.
WILLIAM McCLUER
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NEW GOODS.

NNRE have the pleasure of informing our
w friends of the arrival of great many
scarce and desirable Goods, which we win sell
low-We are determined TO retain the name OF
a. Cheap Store" And in daily expectation OF
receiving great many new and fashionable ar
tcles, TO all ofwhich we respectfully invite the
attention CT cur rionds and the public
MCKEE R0BINS0N& Co.
Feb 3. ~
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JAMES LIVINGSTON.
XSiiov.

Yn ESPECTFuLLY informs his friends and
S5s ae public, that he has commenced his
business on main street, directly opposite the
BaaAs. As ne mas spent years under the best
meaus, in qualt ying himself 10 lie a proficient in
his line he ilattss hms~lfable to give satisiac-
ton 10 MS customers. Those who may he pleas
ed to favor aim with thor patronage, may depend
on having their orders executed with punctuali-
~ and neatness.
Feb 81. te2t5p
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NlRGiNiA At Rules holden in tha Glib.
Superior Court Of laaerry fur tj,. - one A..
i1e 1t d7y afJaauary ls.1 Danj.l -, nsifl3,
ms WI. Mnhf7rd Taylor and Mildred h. aa aaiy
Join lof I'D Jane his ~ife, fIts ega,a'. -
Hoodal All JAM his wifi, Ben amin L., ystas
his we. Jame- Powell aud lsbeil ~ ~ sha Aalry
son aud Lucy ~ Viz. John Greasy nd r sGaA 81
Miif' John She iaord iienty Sha,klfe,a, 10 -
- defend aits 1shn Shsckleiord and Hen IN.
h4'ipfut mol having rntrttd their apn,.s slag-
eh.h security according To the aei If 'f aal
eHn inc fnies 81 ihis court. and it appe.,rits 'i
factory fsmeaec tlsst my moi ,nbabf p! zlia-
-, ordered ih-i the said def aants d., I'm.
heft on the mt day Of the naxi tcrIu and ft Up
"l the Plaintiffs and thai copy Of IL. nrderl, we 4
,hsef'[d N homE hea spapet printed al the to "a
guis, lyr Two months successfully, Il posted n BE-
dOof oi the courthouse IN the sad tas,. 't ha.l
A copy-Testc,
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vr ltaIeR. spAets4 4unEa oil @e.--
ii ae ,abscfibein awe r''naf 4 '"i.
to Stsfs 70 the houst frrrut' orr"pifN 't
Aiessrs. ssIrat iapra>t-s 5 Go ie" doors a.
lore the maf,ct-house. sAere tbef heef con
staaty On haad. for sale on the r'ae uio''ia''
Ilrlns, "A geaerai aud estensne 'sspr'a@n' 81
Leather and uihef Articles IN their inir- NJ
expert =, receive IN feEtdsys ifoH Ne" heih'
asa Spanish Rides and
- bArftls iaaners. OIL,
For winch sartiaz Leather neatly hnfhed WI
be received ia Paynem. -. -.
JOHN * CAsWELL POE
tpuusf a ~
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Nr0 PURSUANT to deed in trust. executed to
x me by Elias Wills, bearing date the 10Th
day of May, ls23, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office Of Amherst county, shah on Fri
day, the 23d day of March 1897, At the present
residence Of said Wills in the cou y Of Amherst,
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, the follow
ing slaves, 10 wt-.Iamcs, Win, Cuff. Edmund,
Mourning, Violet, Lewis, Polly, Aaron, Mlcy
and her two children, Winncy and Claiborne,
Jenny and her child, Phil, and little Mourning,
fifteen in number. Also, all the stock of Cattle
Horses, Hogs, Sheep, Carts, Oxen, Wagons
Gear, Blacksmith tools, Plantation tools and
Utensils, and Household aud kitchen furniture
belonging TO the said Wills. The above pro.
perty will he sold on very liberal credit. As
am acting as trustee, shall convey such title as
is vested in me by the SAID trust deed but il is
believed that there is no defect in the title
DAVID 5. GARLAND,
Trustee.
The above property will be sold with my APP.
probation and consent ELIAS WILLS.
March Q. c3t3l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
rOSTPONEMENT.

The above sale is postponed uuill Saturday
the Eth March flair, # not tn following Mon
LAY. or the next lairday thereafter s. l. IL.
Feb - tds29 NJ. -.