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d : virtue of deed OF trust, hesr,,, H.
n tie 10th day ri November, ls22 sd IL
y recorded in Tire clerks ufies Of lie e,,.'
Court ST Amherst, on The 9th dAv al Ianna..y,
1928 whereby Jaues 8. pendleltp. oftIesy
uniy,conseyedloihe undersigned trust r..
the purposes therein mentioned, one cpt,s;I
tract or parcel Of land, containing seven b.,
dred and iiiiy three scres be the same mor.
or less, lying and being Ia the county of An
hersf. on Baiialne River, on both sides Of In.
road from New glasgow 10 Lynrhbure. AMI
adjoining the lands of David S. Garland. Ls.
ing the same lands which Thomas Ald,idso
purchased of John camm and John WarNirt
and which wn saseyed by said Thomas Al
bridge and Ca marine his wife, To tie same
Jane s Pepdeton, by deed bearing date IN,
29th day OF April 1918. We shall, on Mon.
dav the 9th day Of October nest, before tho
front door OF the I'ranklin Hotel. in tho
town OF Lynchbnrg, proceed 10 sell the
aforesaid tract of land 10 the hiahest
bidder. at public auction, for the pun,o
ses OF said trust. The said deed of trust author.
nes the sale 10 be made for ready money b.,
the creditors are willing 10 auitofize a sale On
time. the payments being satisfactorily secured
and interest paid semi-annaally. The improve
menis ON this land a two story brick dwell
ling house, with two rooms on floor, a bric';
ufbce with other necessary out honses, and ice
house and n framed Oyerseers house, barn
&c. NC The water is equal TO any a the
upper country. the improvements ia good cond-
ion The plantation under good system Of cul.
ture and adapted TO the growth Of first rate to.
bacco corn, wheat, &c. the situation IS healthy.
and the neighborhood desirable This land IS
situated abont one mile from New Glasgow.
the county town, about four miles from the curt
Ilonae Of The county, and about 90 miles ftom
Lynchbug. p. N. NICHOLAS, I Trus-
WM. NEKERYIS. ( tees,
Richmond August % tdsj
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VIRGINIA 20 At the rules hold in the clerks office
OF the county court Of Bedford tho day of June
lS2s. Hchekmh Dickinson, Vincent Jourdan, Joshua
Mobiles and Lucinda his wife, PITT against Mary Ann
lnntdan, Leroy Jourdan, eNur. Of Ahsalnm Ionrtan.
decd, John Jourdan, Sashwel Jourdan, William
lourinn, oney Jourdan, and Jeremiah Jourdan, dlts
In chancery.
The defendant SlShweil Jourdan not having entered
his appearance according the of assembly and the
rules otihs court, aud it appearing by satisfactory owl.
denco that he i not in mhabtanI of tbs country it is
ordered, that the said defendant do appear mere on the
first day OF the August and answer the b of
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN the lynchbntg relnan for two months sue
ccssccY and pasted thu front door Of the court house
OF this county, niHo surrcssNr court days.
=. Atclt-1estes RIO. & 'nrCtff.eI, { T -
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Valuable property for Sale.

4AlHE subscriber beng desirons 20 retire
"a and live private lite, will sell, at pri
vate sale, his Rockymount possessions, ei
Franklin Court House. The properly con
sisis of all The buildings that he now occupies
and keeps, ms house OF public entertain,
ment, and has done for number Of years. In
addition to.lhe houses nsed as a tavern, there
is store house with counting room, lum
her room aud spacious cellar: there is at
this time and has been for many years n store
kept in il : together with the buildings on
which they stand, is about eight acres ofland
about sig acres of which are in clover lots,
which produce most lu2nrinut crops The
houses used as tavern, the store house, FAM
" house, out houses, garden, stables, ard clio
yer lots form complete hollow square r.
round the court house, clerks office and
Jail, making the property the more valuable.
The purchaser could he accommodated with
number al beds mud other furniture, suia-
hle for the nsr Of the tavern.
Also, y lot Of ahcnt tive acres Of land, with
very comfortable house on i. within two
hundred yards Of the Court House This ]
consider 70 be one Of the most desirable siln.
afians for professional character in my
knowing.
The terms If the shle viii he made accom-
modatiog. aud possession given in December
or January ueXt. EDMUND TATE,
Ang -. latN4
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gDuSAWAY. -Kun-wsy from The snbFeri-
Z b, her, living IN Lynchhurg, about the
25ih July last, n mnlaiio boy, named ishac,
between % and q years old, stout and
square built, Of a dull downcast counienance
with scar on the inside oi one oil bis wrists
about feet seven inches high, and has on
when he went away blde yarn pen'nloons
hlnc wnis'cnal. cotton ddrt, and wool hat.
lie formerly belonged tn1be estate OF Jno'
west drd in Calnpbell.f There is some reh-
son. 10 suspect fhal he has gone down The
river, or is aiming TO reach some free state, as
he ha, not been seen In thu neighborhnod.
since he went away. generous reward
will be given for his apprehension and dei,Ye-
ry IN this pncn, or recurring him IN any jan,
81 iha, the subscribe Gets him again.
CHARLES CALLAWAY.
Ang. q, 2tw's3
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ECONOMY OF DRESS.

WDERS0NS wanting cheap aud fashionable
n clothing, are invited 10 call AZ Walker Il
Cos. Emporium Of fashions. where they can be
supplied with every article usually found in n
irst rate clothing establishment, OF the h st ma
terials aud workmanship. at prices decidedly
less than at any Other house IN The pfnce. Our
assortment is full, and consist in part of Co ats
Pantaloons. Vest. plain and Rntiled Shirts. Draw
els, Cravats, Stocks. Gloves, Hatdle rchiefs
fine and coarse Hats, an assortment Of Shors
also piece goods, as Ginghams, Calicoes, Drill
ings, Irish LINENS. MusIms. bleached and uu.
hleaehed Cotton &c As our arrivals are week
ly persons may depend always finding
something new from the North or East.
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II WILL sell from 3UOto 500 acres OF unclear-
d ell land, lying IN Bedford county. three
quarters Of mile from New Londan Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg, Its well adapt
ell To the culture of Tobacco AMI the different
kind oi grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood is we'll "atered, and lies better than any
tract Of its size in this part ofthe country, IL is
So situated as to he entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rams OF high water The terms
will he very accomm odating say one, two
and three wears, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber one mile aud hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. tS29
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MSnn HEST-n.s, comfortable two sicrf
house. with n fine garden aud evefy cor
vsnience attached thereto, On The bill p pre-
seai. IN the occupancy Of MIR. David Hoffman
This properly - situated IN very desirable
neighbofhoad.
Also, one RI the new brick tenenents ~.
Gently baili Il, tn subscriber. nearly opPo'
sta the Franklin Haici
-nuld also rent the house ] nov occupy
ne an OLE. Possession Of the last tso Ten
omenis can be- had Immediately, the one on
the hill on the 18th Oct.
Pr terms. aprly - tie subscriber, or 10 his
ABSENCE 10 Air Robert Morris
Clio. Wu1TLockE.
Aas wt-96
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sDdAaL kEUa ground white Lead y"''-
SWYXH Gus qualities
So do do Spanish Brown
Il 0 gallons Linseed Oil
POO do Spirits rurpen''ne
300 do Lamp OIL (snperlor}
1900 lbs dry Spanish Brown
$50 do do white Lead (Enghsh)
500 do do Venitian Red
$50 do do yellow Oker
$40 do Red Lead, superior
2On Paint Brushes, assorted
ca Boxes Window Glass, by 10 & by l.
very good
1900 do Putty, very superior
/ Together with large quantities OF
Superior Chrom Yellow
Prnssian Blne No. !.
/ Chrnm green, "a new PANTY
English TeIre lie Scienna
Chinese Vermion
| Orange Lead
Sugar Loud
/ English Vermllion
/ Turkey TIMBER
! Lytharidge, &c. &c.
For sale wholesale and retail, at the very
lowest prices, by
WALTER II, MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
July ~.
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AT rules held IN tho cnrts office of the Hustng Court
of the corporation OF Lynchbnrg, MONDAY the at,
day OF May ISIS Thos q, Acrce against Abram |.
Nenahc and Allen Talbot, Dcfts.
The deit. Abram l." Nanahe not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according the act of Is
sehhy andt the rules this court and tappearng by
usactory evidence that he habant nfths coun
ylt rs ordered that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of Aug next the hin Of the
plsn and that's copy of this order be fnrthwithnsar
ted IN some newspaper printed II the OF vnchlrg
or two months successfully aud posted tine front door
OF the courthouse IN the sand town
JAMES BENAGH, elk.
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Nl"l Nia--A rules holden in the clerks office nfhe
superior Nontt of Chanccry for the Lynchhurg Dis.
ti't the 18th day of August, lsss. Daniel Brown and
Jacob Anderson merchants aud partners, trading nn-
der the style and firm Of Brown n Anderson, Pltf,
against james Campbell, Thomas Franklin, {nlalor1
and John Mclteynolds. Dc0s.
The defendant James Gamphel not having entered his
appearance GIVEN security according to the act of As
sehlH and the rules ofths court and appearing by s-
usinctorS evidence that he ~ not nhahtant of this
country II ordered, that the SAID defendant do appear
here On the tenth day of tho aud answer the b
Of tn" plaintiff and that copy of tins order be forth
wuhnsertrd IN some newspaper printed in tho town OF
bynchhnfg for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door oftho courthouse IN the shutdown
81 copy -foSte, JOIN WILLS, Ok.
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Amherst Land for Sale.

IpuRsuANT 10 The Will Of john Christian
decd. late Of New Kent county, ! shall rs
bis executor, sell TO the highest bidder. ~ Am
hersi court house, on the 10Th day of Sept.
(being court day) the tract Of iend kno"n and
called by the name Of Edloe's, continuing one
thousand acres This land lies remarkably we'll.
the main road lending from l., nelbnrg 10 New
MARKER passing nearly through its centre, about
10 miles from The former and ~ ffom the latter
place, and about 3 miles from, James River. A.
bout 300 acres OF this tract IRE heavily timbered.
TIE OTHER portion oft has been lately cleared
~ under excellent, leneing. aud is NOW IN wheat.
he tract hdioius the aods Of Capt. John War
wick and Mr. Irving Lee London, either Of whom
viii show It TO any person wishing to see II.
One third Of the purchase 'noney will be re-
quiIod in cash. the residue in or aud two years.
10 be secured by deed ofhnd on the land
JDlIN H. CHRISTIAN, Ex'or.
June 10 wtds73
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ALDRIGHT'S
C0I.NMRiaS SNNOP.

YBYfilo Medicine, for the short hmet has
been before the Public, has p roved Itself
superior 10 Psnaceas. aud other remeaes, 10
such degree as 10 give coaifdeneef 70 'he fio-
prietor, fNat IT'S efficacy alone viii support lis
DISTINGUISHED merits II Is tie most usefuisprin,
aud autumn altetstive ever yet discovered. II
Is so perfectly innocent, that no evil effect need
be apprehended from it. when appl iedasfeeahly
10 the directions. tmay he given, "Itinut any
apprehension, to the most tender ifsant, or Zee
BILE adgli.
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP al relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
crosis, Carries, Tor ulcerafious OF the bones. )
Kings Evil. or Scrofula, Rheumatic affections Of
the head, aud system genereliy Syphilis, Mer-
cnrial, and all complaints o. iginalingn the I'M
proper use OF Mercury; Ulcers Of the mouth y
throat White Swelling eancerons, and invete-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears; diseas
rs ofihe Skin Liver complaints Jaundice In
digestion, and Debility.
As general depuratye article, or purifier
Of die blood. this medicine possesses invaluable
powers. II improves the appetite, and kas the
remarkable quality of deprising the skin OF that
yellow bilious tint, which is so common IN bilious
constitutions Besides the diseases above emu
mersted. IL is alsorecomnended a remedy for
thai affecting disorder the liberated see head,
under which chIldrens suffer the most excraciating
torments for years.
Each bottle ofthe genuine Medicine has lab
el representing The Eagle and the Hydra, with
my signature
a. PRIcr SO PER BOTTLE And S30PER poa-
En-. JACOB ALBRIGHT.
No. 1913, Arch Street, near Third, Phila.
Oct. %
The subscriber has just received a ihrge guam
Gty ofihe Columbian Syrup and is the a.
gent for this section of country.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
OF %.
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1IOTICE-The Sfbseribers intending Ia
! j chang the concern on the lst Of SepteIn
bergit becomes necessary to collect their out
standing debts All those indebted will be plens.
edfp setlletheir respective balances by thai time,
asfhose remaining unsettled, must of necessity
beplaced in the hands Of an Attorney for COLES.
ton. S. 81 NJ. ALLEN y co.
fAug. %. tlNSf
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Jane o

A DVER1ISkMENr.- The subscriber wish.
~ es to sell or rent out, the Franklin
Hotel in the Town of New Glasgow, and county
OF Amherst. This Building is large and conve-
nient, aud out houses and garden in good re-
pair II is situated on the stage road leading
from Lynchburg to 10 Charlottesville, and has
in its favor much to recommend It as a house
OF entertainment. Possession will be given in
November next. For terms, apply to the sub
scr,her at New Glasgow,
DAVID S. GARLAND.
July IL. 3m
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

Superb GAUGE aud Melpomeme ScNrls
DO do AreaHieu Hdkfs.
Blk. and blk. wntered Silks
Beautiful blk Florence and italian Sillla1
Superior atsortmentu Ut worked Swiss Muslins
Calicoes of every denomination, aid some
OF rare and entirely new patterns
Bohhiurit Lace, at half their former prices
\ few fashionable watered n bun Ginghams
Ret Ribbons. direct from f0ris
Pongees for Ladies dresses
Ii great bargains form an inducement To
purchasers. we will assure them, every effort
will be made 10 that effect
M'KEE, ROBINSON s. co.
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Valuable RcaI Estate for SAL.


H1UE snlFcGlber ~ pursuance oi two
u deeds 1lirnst rkecnlrd IN him Ia they
Surviving part ners Of the lalr frns Of Gait
Bnlloek, a. Co. and Gal & bullock, and
this executors OF Nm. Gait deceased, (Which
deeds hear date on tho 3lsi day OF March
1898 J Offers for sslr, The following valuable
real property, to vii
2l6 IL acres of land, purchased by the
said Gall, Bullock Gco. OF II. d A. Brad.
fuie, situated IN the county of Bedford, near
The lnwu oil New London.
i31 "a acres of land, lying IN Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, and IN the
vicinity ofthe town Of f.ynchbnrg.
An nntiv de moieiy oi The Black Water
Mills, and tho lands thereto appmtenan', stu
ate IN the immediate neighhorhood OF the
town Of Lynchbnfg {fbo property above
described, belongs TO the concern Of Gait,
bullock g. Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
10 the concern OF Galt Il Bullock, to wit
Tho House and Lot, with the aPpurlenan-
ces IN the town ol Lynchburg, formerly oC-
cuped lay the said concerns, rs a Store, aud
now in the occupancy of Mckee n Meem.
Also, tue House and Lot Immediately in
the renr Of The one last mentioned, aud now
occupied by Landlord & Vedder
The terms OF sale viii be liberal. and made
known on application to the subscriber. who
will convey 10 the purchaser CT purchaser,
such title as is vested in him by the deeds OF
trust aforesaid. aud no other.
CHiSWELL nABNEY, Trustee.
Aug. 81. ts3.
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bENOYAL.-lhe subscribers have reno
ne, we'd their stock at Goods 10 the honse
lately occupied by Mcssrs. Rankin & Cole,
opposite the Virginan Office, where they in-
vite all Who want rheas Bargains To apply,
until the list OF Dec. next, at which time II is
their intention 10 close their business in this
place. ANDkEN5 ~ BROTHERS.
Aug. 7.
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N0TlCE,-A pertion will be presented To the
/ v next Legislature. praying an amendment
OF tina laws in relation to the inspection and ship
ment cf Tobacco, with the view of prohibiting
the exportaton OF refused Tobacco.
aug II.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

TNyHE suhsc,iber hegs leave 10 iniorm his
friends and the public generally, that
asy,ng made many important Improvement
ia the Hou.e and promise, occupied % III,
Fountain Hei+l, ia he town oi New London,
be i, now prepared 10 accommodate them
IN style which he hopes mud believes will be
perfectly satisfactory 10 any one who may
cali Upon h'm. lie pledges himself, indeed,
that his means 81 accommodation To travel
Iers, are rquai If not superior TO those of any
ather tavern IN his immediate neIghhorhoad.
lie has a stable al all tunes well filed with
grain and provender---A mell which al
flrds wnier superior in quality 10 any around
nim and he promises ever 10 iuTash a table
which shall equal the reasonable espeota'
t,ns q! those who ny favor him with their
patronage. Let any individual call, howsv
es. and ii he Is not satisfied on his departure
with fare aud with price, Il is promised that
no farther patronage viii be asked or expect
ed OF him. JUBAL CUNDltF.
Aug I wlwS1
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Great Dargains To be had By early
Application.


VANISHING to change my place of resi-
F." deuce. lnow offer for snle, that most
desirable place where now reside, which IS
certainly the besl stand for public hnuse
any where on the road between Lynchburs
and New London, containing l09 atres. \
fresh plantation aud good meadow. to
which vii, add leo acres more, on which
s,hrte Is good hnn>r. fresh plantation, aud a.
houadug with he hnest springs, bat will sell
them separate II preferred by the purchasers
also 30 acres good wood lend adjoining Wm,
r. Martins, tract that sold him. Also, my
plantation in Bedford county, containing
ol3b scres. nine miles from Liberty. on
Shooke's creek, and adjoining the lands OF
arifiin's Quarter and others. The greater part
Of this land is TO clear, and consists OF the
frst rate Tobacco land, all OF which Will
be cold on the most accommodating terms.
DAVID THOMPSON.
Ang7. w6wS7
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NOR SALE.--My ine young Stallion Op-
A. i,mus, nlc,ior IN point OF torm to no
Horse in Virginia, OF the most approved stock
and proven himself to bo The most valuable
,tnok horse He may he Sen by application
10 he subscriber, in Charlotte county, noar
81 okel Fer, aud the Irrm- known wmch"i'l
he ace, m'uodanng. I'D w hENrh'
Aug Ia lSI'
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Engdsh and Mathematical iSeminGyg
NHR K Mrs. CHAPPELLF, from Bali-
va more, respectfully inform the citizens
ol Lynchhnrg, that they intend opening, on
Monday Isl September next, in The house on
Nam street, over the Store OF Mr.. Lloyd
Dor5ey,a Seminary tor The tuition Of youth
OF boih seRes, IN separate apartments. in the
following branches OF education, VIZ:
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Orhography, Reading, English Grammar,
GeoeranhY. History, Rhetoric, Writing, Aith
meiic, Bookkeeping, Astronomy, Algebra,
Surveying, Geometry, Plane ard Spherical
Trgouome'ry. Navigation, Lunar Ohserva
tons md Natural Pallosophv
F,EH8LE DEPARTMENT.
orbographv. Reading, English .4rammar. Gp-
ography, History, Rhetoric, Writing. Ariih.
motto, Astronomy, Nfara) Philosophy. and
Plain and Ornamental Nerdlework
Mr.. au@ Mrs : rledgr themselves tlaj the
,'re'e't care viii D" naid to the morals ani
behavior Of their pupils, and the most unrr.
oilting attention 10 their improvement. The,
very respectfully solicit share of public pa
ronaee.
Young ladies car be accommodated with board
on moderate Terms.
\. b. Tor term. pease orpy the prioe.
pal ofthe SEMINAR. rs above
! Aug. Ii
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March

VIRGINIA At ka's hadou in the clcrts Office 81 III"
superior court Of Chaucery for the Lynchburg district,
tho iihday OF August, l@2s. Samuel Lemon, sdrsi-
wing partner Of Tho late firm of Frrcnnd and Glliics,
pit against Sterling C. Anderson, adm'r ofJas. Ander
son, doed, Ohm b Goodrrh Peter Francisco the sld
Sterling [. Anderson, in hs own night laurs +. An
dersun, Peter /. Anderson, Henry +. beaumont mud
SALTY his wife, Martha Hailoy, Adeliur Anderson, ID
muui =. Lee and Su-'nnah his WIFE, Tho. Haodsn,
and Lucy his wile, Sarah =. Allen, Virginia !. tHan
Amanda =. Allen. Jefferson Lindsay a Mary nsyit,
Adrlinc Anderson, widow of Edmund :. Anderson
decd, amCs Anderson, infant son OF tho SAID Ednupj
=. Ader decd, and another intu' child OF the said
fdmand y. Anderson decd defendants
The defendant Adplme Anderson v idow of ,lunna p
anderson, decd not hayingcurrcd cr appearance Il p,-
en- SECURITY according to the act n Assembly aud Nh.
rules of th,s court, and 1t appearing bp sn,actor,
evidence that she Is not inhr liant Of this country
1t is ordered that the SAID defendant do appear here ON
the hday OF the next term snswcr the amended b
oithc plaintiff aud that copy ofhs order be- iorh,yul
inserted IN some newspaper printed nthe town ouyurh
hhfG, hf Two mouths McoessiHely, rnd posted tn,
front door OF the courthouse in the sand town.
- A'opy--rcstc, JOHN WILLS, {.
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Lynchburg Plough Mandatory.

LynCh0hfS Dhgh MdhWoCtWYs
KsHE Subscribers re-
~ n specially inform
=----.zN their friends and the pub
ZZ.U lie, thsi'hey have com
age-zzy1 49, meneed the above bust
sizS - ness. Oh tbe cross street
lending from the Market TO the Bridge, where
they intend keeping constantly on hand, gen
gai nssesimen, OF Ploughs, of the latest and
most approved patterns now an use among
them Is The late improved hill side Plough, all Of
which will lie warranted ia workmanship and
performance, 10 be eqnal to any nov IN nse.
Having been engaged several yearsin the abo's
business, they are confident of rendering genef'
al satisfaction IN the execution Of their work
\ share Of public patronage is solicited. Plonghs
Immediately repaired.
LANDLORD & VEDDER.
Nov 10
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III flfr Ln,ner

atTR--ss am iofsrmees yeu are not resi-
- dent offhis STATE. adopt this mode 20
rive you notics. that shalt, on "Wednesday The
1T day Of October nest. At the house Of " illism
Knight. ~ The county Of Amherst. proceed 10
lake Inc dispositions Of Thomas ID I'LL aud 9th
crs aud on Monday The 9th Of October. 70 be
read A. evidence IN the county of Bedford.
siali iakr,he deposition ofIssso Ruciser, As IN a
sol, nos depending and undetermined in the
high Court Of chancery, holden in the town OF
Lynehburg in which am plaintiff and you are
defendant, At which time and place you may al
tend # you please. NM. Il. -ROAkE.
Aug. 81. w5w3
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M OfICE.--i wish 10 sell my farm, Two and "A
" half miles from LJnchburg The tract
contains about three hundred and twenty-five
acres, with hundred acres IN woods, very h'a-
Why hmbered. II ndjoins the land'o pr. john !.
Cnbell. Mrs. Ann Scott. DAVID Oglesby and 9th
crs \ considerable part of the open land -
fresh, having been cut IN the years 1924, 20,
and 81, aud is in good order for the production
of Indian corn and all descriptions Of small
grain. The land would suit professional gen
llcman or any one engaged IN trade, AZ 1t layN
So near town as to ennbIe him TO attend tn his
business. and would at tho same time afford 1"
great plenty oil grain for the consumption OF =
family. with fire wood convenient 10 the house
and nlsoto haul 10 town II desired. Any person
wishing to purchase the land, can ascertain the
tcr,ns by apply ing to the subscriber At has fes1-
Deuce. eight miles south Of Campbell court house,
OF to Mr. David 0gesby living near the land.
a ;. HENRY
August II Isl