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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

NOTICE By virtue of a trust deed mad.
u by Thomas Aldridge, in which Hin Cam
is trustee, bearing date the 9th day OF Oct. 1898
I'D of record i'll the county court Of NrIse.
nj also by virtue Of Il trust deed made b,
Moore +. Carter, in which Sterling ClaiLprl..
tfuslee, bearing date The 20th Day of hIard
1927, and also recorded in the county court NJ
Nelson, and by virtue Of a trust deed made ly
Charles {. Carter bearing date the ooh day =,
March. 1927. in which Hill Carter and Ric6ara
n tnbank are trustees, which deed is also r.
oorded IN Nelson county court-hy which sand
deeds, The makers respectively convey 10 the
said trustees respectively for the purposes 81,
forth in The said deeds, their several and respec.
tive interests IN The estate known by the nams
OF Walnut Grove, situate in the county Of Mel.
son aud containing about 400 acres, and
their respective interests in 10 negro slaves
attached To the estate. The undersigned trustees
will, on the 10th day Of Decem her next, Offer
Tor sale, al the Mansion House on sad tract of
land, 10 the hiehesl bidder. the interests of said
parties, In the said land and slaves-the interest
OF said Aldridge, being two sevenths, and tLe
interests OF the said Moore and Charles beiny
each one seventh. The land will be sold on
credit OF one, two and three years from the In
day OF Jan 1890, and possession delivered GA
that day. The negroes will he sold on a credit
OF one year. Bond and satisfactory security
will be required for the negroes, and bond and
a deed OF trust from thhe purchaser of The land
lis believed thai the persons owning H.,
rem Jog three-seyentbs of The estate, VIII, Oh
the day o~fsale, consent to sell their interests IN
he same way, and on the same terms PROPOSED
by he trustees in lhis advertisement.
The undersigned will convey only such till
as The said deeds Of trust AUTHORISED hem.
HILL CARR Err, Trustee in the deed
made by Thomas Aldridge.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Trustee
in The deed made by Moore + Garter.
HILL Carl Err. JTrr.
RICHARD n. EUBANK. (rccs
under the deed made by Charles c Carref.
Nov. Il tds0S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

1nIfE Propfleiors Of the Richmond and
Il Baltimore Union Line OF stages anu
Steamboats,. by Tappahsnnock' respectfully 10
form the public and travellers generally, that
this line has been in operation one year that
the best of coaches, horses, and most experien-
ced and careful drivers are, aud VIII be con-
stantly kept ; that the route affords the best ac-
c5mmodaiions. good roads, and no night iras-
cling by land. The Stages leave The Bel law
ern in Richm ond. every Wednesday and Sa'ur-
day morning at s o'clock, aud arrive at Kappa
hammock TO dinner, returning, leave lappahah,
mock every Monday morning al o O'clock ana
Thursday mornings on the arrival OF the Steam
boat Paiuxenf, from Baltimore and arrive IN
Richmond in The evening. IN Saturdays 'cey
must n,eetth Paiuxentat Tappshannock, ready
10 take passer gers 10 Baltimore which arrives
there the succeeding day by A o'clock. T. Nj.
The boat leaves Baltimore every Wednesday
morning and arrives at Iappahannock on
Thursday morning. The Proprietors viii spare
no labour or expense 20 render this route agree
able, aud they have the pleasure TO state, that
passengers have uniformly expressed themselves
delighted with the line.
II Stage fare al the ow rate OF 70 % IN
rermediate Stages, 8 cents per mile.
Oct. Is. 2mlS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
CLOTHS,

eb PIECES IL genl's ulur Velvet Cloth
Cd = ps. sup. nasy blue, tor Gcnts' Frocks
2 ps. Shepherds superfne black
| p. splendid Olive Cloth, full "a
do Olive Green do
6 ps. Steel mixtures. very cheap
= ps. stone coior Dfab, tor Ov,r-Coats
| p. superine light Drab do
\ fw pieces Ladies' Habit Cloth, Of uncom-
monty hae texture
DO SUP, blue and black Cassimeres
DO do gold IN 1ed do a new article
Merino Cloths ii wide, aud much cheaper
than ,ereii fore.
The above assortment has been selected with
IN the last three weeks IN New Yak aud decid'
eddy much cheaper than previous importatious.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
Nov. %. ls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

No1ICf.-yas con mitted to tie Jss ~.
~ Corporation Of The tow Of Lyrcft..e
on Thursday the 18th of August Iasl, a mnI.,.
man who calls himself PRESTON. The
runaway Is about five feet ten inches biys ''l
bushy head OF hair, and large whiskers.
twenty five years of age /; he is a light nvla,,''
lie hid with him when committed the Col,a,
articles OF clothing a coal Of domestic ma.
%facture. of a light gray, pantaloons Of the saa's
a furred cap. The owner is hereby r,mi'"
10 come forward. prove property and take Az ~
the said property, OF he ill be dealt Win J
cordine 10 law. "
n. h. The said runaway says he belon,s
Wm. L. Perkins. Of the State OF Mississinnn; -"
SAMUEL BRANSFORD, Jaa,Inr
ocs. ". 3m20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
80 TIE A.eN 0XES.

FE1HL subscriber has Just received the fol
q lowing articles, a few pieces only Of Thread
Laces, Of patterns entirety new, and decidedly
the most elegant that he has ever seen. a few
pieces very superior Merino Cloths, Palmyreens
Puuges, Italinn Luslrings, SaIins and Satin
Leasnlines. a few Scarlet and white Merino
Shawls, very cheap, and 90 doz. ladies Horse.
skin, hid Wash leather and other kinds OF
Gloves aud Mittins, very superior quality.
ALSO,
so doz. Hdkfs. Of various kinds, viz
Circassian. Scarlet and white Merino, very su.
perier,
Prussan Grape, Gro De Tie. Fancy Silk,
Plaid and Bordered PalmyriI.e, rich Painted
and Bordered,
Plaid CAME Narrabo, Floss Fringe, Lconidas,
Zephyr Grape.
And he will in a few daysr oeive 5 Or G doc
Batrage Hks Scarlet & various other colo,s ,1o;r
4 printed, together with a great yar;etv of Niaa
Inns, Camhrics and other Goods which he !,
determined TO sell at very low prices for cash
NJ 10 HENRY ALLISON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

n T a Court held for Buckingham county the 18th day
~ ofOc,obcr, 1899, Alexander Palteson pitt against
Isaac Is. scrnggs. and John A. Scruggs, aud Thomas
w. Seruggs, adinr. of John Scruggs, deed. defs.
The dnits, Isaac h.. Soruggs, aud Jno. A. Scrugps not
having entered their appearance and given security ac.
cording 10 the act of Assemhly aud the rules of this court,
and It appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not Inhabitants of this country II is ordered that the
: I'd lsenc u. and John A. Seruggs do appear hore at
January Court next and answer the bill Of the plainrH
and that n copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchburg for
two 8 onths SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front door OF
the court house ofthis county.
Aeopy~-Teste,
ROLFE ELDRIDoE jr. D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

nvsr~A ENOR RENT That dosirable resi-
Ysg dence on tue Hin, formerly oc
cupied by Col. Wn. d. Lynch, dec
1871 containing from : to 10 acres OF land
lad on IL convenient Lois, = part Of which is
well set with clover. together with an excellent
The Houses are numerous, and all
we'll adnpled 10 the convenience of a family
For terms, apply to the subscriber.
A. Nj. WADDlLL.
N. b. The subscriber wishes to contract for
the getting of 800 cords OF Wood, near this
place. A. NJ W.
Nov. 30 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
.lL.. B9I NJ. lS,tt
ENHE proprietor Of
E2-0-A H. the line Of Stages
@I13sH& recently running from
Lynchburg TO Alcxan.

dria twice n week, informs the citizens OF
Lynchburg end ITS vicinity. that this limo now
runs three times a week, aud is extended to
the City of Washington.
There has recently been put upon the road
between Washington and Baltimore, a new line
of Stages, unequalled in this country in splen-
dor and magniiicence. and travelling also with
Hreatrapidiiy. With view TO the public accom-
mediation, and with a view 90 save passengers,
fhe incon venieuce of hunting for, and procur-
ing seats for Baltimore when arrived in Wash.
ington, the proprietor has formed a come xion
with this new line. thus constituting a con.
nected line from Lynchburg 10 Baltimore, and
SO from Baltimore to Lynchburg.
The Stage leaves Lyncbbntg on Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings, The time
taken on the ropd TO the North is one day 20
CharlottesSille from Lynehhurg TO Washing.
ton two days, and until II o'clock A. NJ. on
the third-same day reach Baltimore by half
after 1 o'clock, p. NJ. and on the next day, in
New York, SO that in four days the passengers
may take lea IN New York. The Stage from
Baltimore for Lynchburg leaves Baltimore n.
bout g, A. NJ. on Monday, Thursday and Sat.
urday reaches Barnard's Mansion Hotel in
Washington City by 10. \, M. drops into NV
line at II O'Clock same day-in one day there.
after reaches Charlottesville, and on the second
Lyncbburg-ihus running from Baltimore TO
charlottesville in two, and to Lynchbure in
three days.
EARE.-From L~yuchburg 10 Baltimore
SIT. WIN. SMITH.
Nov. IL. 6n26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

mi OiltE.-By Virtue Of II deed of trust tx.
.aJ ecuted 10 the subscribers by James :,
D. ard, which Il Of record in 'he Clerks OAioe
OF Amherst and Bedford, tor the purposes there
IN expressed, we will sell. at public auction. lot
cash, 10 the highest bidder, NJ the dwelling
house of said DiiaId, IN The county Of Bedford.
on Tuesday the ODD day Of December next. if
talr, II moi, the next fair day thereafter, and 10
continue from day to day until completed. the
following real and personal estate in said deed
expressed, TO wit a tract of laGd situate in the
county ot Nelson, aud containing fifty acres /.
also, the one filth of all the lands Of which
James London died, seized and possessed, ~.
Ing IN Amherst county also, the follow ing
slaves, viz Joe a nan, Julius a man, Seazer
a man, Shadrake a man, Reuben a mar. Lewis
a lad, Brentsfnrd a lad, Preston a boy, Hannah
and her fon George, Rachel q girl, Anne and
her child a boy, Mary a girl, Martha a girl,
Harriet a girl, Lydia a gih, Matilda a Young
3" eman. and Frankly and her three children,
David, Belinda and -, (uame not ey.
pfessed) aud all The increase Of the females
also. all the household and kitchen furniture,
all the plantallcn utensils, all the horses, cattle
hogs aud sheef,the entire crop Oh he plantation
occupied by said billiard also, his Nle SAID
Diilards) interest in the estate Of J mo. .N'Biide,
deceased, and whatever other articles in said
deed named, aud not particularly named IN
TINS notice, or so much of tie sad property rs
VIII be sufficient 10 answer the purposes of soii
deco. Acting as trustees, We will convex such
title as Is vested in US. and none other.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES, ! Trus-
LEMUEL TURNER. gees,
Oct 90 1o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
Land, NEGROES. &c. for Sale.

Land, Negroes, &c. for Sale.
3 Y virtue OF a deed of 'rust, executed TO
, the subscribers, by William l.. Waits,
aud Of record in the Clerks offices OF Bucking-
ham and Amherst, will be sold for cash, at
Buckingham Courthouse. ON Monday, the 10Th
Of December next, Chat being Buckingham
court day. } a tract of land, situated in the said
county OF Buckingham, near James River, con
tanning by recent survey 1880 acres. A des-
cription OF the said land rs deemed unnecessary
as those disposed 10 purchase are requested 10
visit the land. 1t will be shown 10 them by Mr.
Kitchen residing upon il.
Also. another tract Of land lying in the coun-
y of Nelspn, containing 70 acres, will be sold
NJ Nelson Courthouse, on Monday The 2sth OF
December next (that being Nelson county colut
day.
Also, l6 likely negroes. consisting Of men,
women and children, the stock 0t horses, cows,
hogs aud sheep, household aud kitchen furni.
lure, aud plantation utensils, The crop OF corn
aud tobacco, will he sold al the residence OF the
SAID Nm. l.. Watt, ON PedIar River in the
county OF Amherst, on the l7th Of December
next. The subscribers will convey such title
only, as is vested, which is believed TO be I'M
questionable. Those disposed to purchase
would do well To attend the sales.
Fl. b. SCOTT, Trus-
JAMES ID. WATTS, tees.
Nov. 10. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

VvIRGiNIA.-A, superior Court o. St
cer,, holden at the fosn Of Lynchbufg e"
,he 3oih day oil October, 1879. Ch'sweli if"os 'o
~ Pitts con
tohn p,s',ek James Bullock Alexander l|"lsnd
ga, and Patrick Mathews, late merchants s"'''
nar,ners. trading under the style AID hrto
100, Mathews, Ihos. T. Bouidio 10 r. Tor
own rirhi, AM ex'or Of George S"beh' d "o,e
RAN. / Clay in her own fignt, aud as adm eo"'
afc,,,s Il Cay, dec. as exior oil Charles ClI 'h'o
-. .,,,4,an Of Clay, Charles MAJ aud
yVn Nf,rr. sen. Vim. Ogleshy, Wm. Radiof'sei'
Wm, b. Rasker. Robert Tinsley aud EdwT
T,o.Iey. ex'ofs Of David 1insley, dec. Jolo"'h
Walker, Richard Walker. Eliza !. Roberts p'he'
Wilkins Watson, Richard g. Haden aud S'np'"er
Miller ard John Allen aud Wm. CAT, eF ih"A'
of Wm. Gait, dec. Richard Anderson, BsVei""''
Blair and David Anderson, niefcha0ts l.,
mariners, trading under the style AID hrm ' 'ns
Anderson. Blair x Andei son. Ann NorN
Gabr,el Rals,on and Archibald Peasants, "to one
chants and partners. trading uodeI the $ tour
and firm OF RalsioB & Plensauis, Dell5 Cen
Thu, cause came on this day 10 he heard that
the hill answers af the defendants ,JOhu Walk sbhll
Wm, Miller. simon Miller aud John Allan 'tdred
wm Gait, es'ors of VIM. Gait. dec. and
exhibit, aud the rubpoenas awarded therein. on 7
,he l3,h lhy II Dec. 1923, which appears TO
Ira We 1Ffl 0NiN HfiFfh III ~ NV
aud was pfgned by counsel D. cousidtrnlo' i
whoreoL the court doth order mat one oil hs 5
commissioner do take an account OF the trpsi d
fund ~ The bill mentioned. as also an account, g
of ary claim OF ehims which may be ass'f'ed il
before him bs Inc defendants, 81 any, o. eltle' Il
Of tnem. OF by Others. against The lh'e hfm Of
Gall A. Bullock, IN lha bill montioned, and re- 9
nor, the saIne 10 the court. with any matters h
sneeially stated, ihooghl pertinent by himsei "
or required b, he parties to be 30 stated.
d e~opy-Teste, WILLIS CO
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lyoehbnrg. ed Nov 1920 )
Tn, parties in ihia canso will take notice
iha, | have appointed Friday the 9Th day OF
February neri, 10 commence the accounts
directed by The foregoing order Of court, on
which day, ut the hour Of nine O'Clock IN 'hc
morning, they are required to attend, together
with all others to whom the firm of Gat ~ Bnl
lock may be lndebis1. NJ my Office, in ihis
town. v nh tleif accounts, vouchers, and copies
Of court papers, prepared for examination and =
settlement. JAhfa ~hNH'l ~ -
Nor 30 "'"3l II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

oliCE is hereby given that shall pre.en,
" a peo''o" 10 the next General Assembly o,
'nshi"' 10 pass a law giving me The RIG ht Il,
~n'ence an action for The recovery of land
aga,ns, James Woods and Others, of The conn.
y ol tNe'son' for reasons which will be made
known 10 that body by said petition.
Nov. TO. "ooD"iN'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

MAR. ROSE is unwilling to forcgo the
pleasure of rendering, ut this time, 10 the
citizens of Lynohburg aud its vicinity, his most
grateful acknowledgements for the ~atronagc
extended to him for the last % ye' rs. His
health is SO far restored as To enable han 20 give
lis undivided attention 10 the duties Of his pro.
4 ion. Charges will br made IN conformity
- the reduced aud eqnal,zed rates agreed upon
y he faculty OF Lynehburg, and published IN
1921.
Nov. 80. ln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

MOTIGE.-Bv virtue OF Two deeds oftrusteX '
AZ ecuted by Philip Thomas. 10 US John II
Bennett aud robert Stevens. md TO each and
either of us. and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF Campbell, the Que bearing date the
lltb day OF September. 1928, the other bearing
date the 18th Of Sept. 1929. we shall, on Mon
dav The 2sth day of the present month (Dec.
1899, proceed to sell, at the dwelling of said
Thomas, in said county Of Campbell, on
Stanton River, at Long Island. to the high
est bidder, for ready money, the estate
OF sand Thomas, OF so much thereof as may
he sufficient 20 satisfy the said two deeds OF
trust, 10 vii the crop OF every description,
Consisting Of corn, tobacco, wheat, &c. also
one negro man IL ick, one negro mar win, one
ucgro man Peier, one negro woman Sarah aud
her Two children Jacob and John, one negro
woman jimmy add her child George, one negro
woman Mary and her childlCaty, and one negro
woman M1ly also 3 head Of horses, S head OF
cattle. including , oxen, one OK cart, and stock
OF hogs household and kitchen furniture, and
! lantation utensils. As Trustees, we shall only
sell and convey such title as is vested in us,
which we believe 10 be good.
JOHN A. BENNETT, Trus.
RORERr STEVENS, tees.
Dec. 3 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

NJ R3. p. +. JONES announces 10 The La
I'VE dies ofLynchbnrg aud tie country, 'hs'
she has just received, IN addition TO her al
and winter Fashions, patterns for bradIog L.
dies Riding Dresses, where all orders ADDRESS
ed to her shall be promptly attended TO-
Nav. % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
HEWsoN'S OFFICE,
Lyochburg, Dec. Sd, 1929.
Drawn numbers in the Connecticu, State Lot
terry, Class No. II.

terry, Class No. II.
% 80 q ~ 10 80 % Is
The drawing Of the Maryland State Lottery,
class No. 7, IL Observation-Disclosures are IN
yited TO call and examine their Tickets.
Renew your small prizes in the interesting
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 10, Capital
$4,000. liza fortune is wanting, Try the chau-
oysat HEWSON'5 Lucky
OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

KnURSUANT 10 n deed ,f trust executed 10
Richard Tyre and Wm DAVIS, by n.
Cobbs and Jane his wife, hearing date the Alb
day OF NAV, lSlp,& duly recorded IN the Hus
ings Court of LYachburg, for pu poses th@rln
canned. thu subscriber. surviving trustee, will
proceed to sell. by ssy of public auction, on
the pr IN ses. on Thursday, the 3rd day OF
December, if fair. il not the next fair
day, a lot of ground, with a convenient
dwelling house and other out houses on II, con
tanning II 4 acres, lyiag down the river about
half a mile from Lynchburg, and commonly
called Sn4ilh's Well Likewise a lot OF ground
situated in the town ofLsnchburg, containing IA
qoarter Of an acre on 9th street and Sd ally,
ha, ing on il II honse. nj present occupied as y
poor house. Terms made known on day Vt
sale. The her. acting as trustee, will
convey none other than the tile veste" in him
as such. RICHARD lNKEt',
Surviving Trustee.
Nov. 10 is
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NOTICE.

I'D Y virtue of a deed of trust executed b the
- subscriber by Rees Cunningham, and of
record in the clerks office Of Nelson, will be
sold, at the residence of Rers Cunningham, in
the comfy of Nelson. the interest which the sa id
Cunningham has in the estate of Valentine
Hilton, deceased, consisting of Negroes. toge.
Their with the household and kitchen furniture.
one wagon. four horses. stock of hogs. cows and
sheep, and plantation utensils. This sale will
take place on the Odd of December next, and
be for cash The subscriber will convey such
title onl, as is vested in him, which is believed
10 be unqnestiopable.
JAS. D.. WATTS, Acting Trustee,
November 10. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

oi'et-ah personshaving claims agains
~ the estate of Ambrose Rucker doc ars
requested to bring them. forw ard we'll oulhen,;.
Gated as the law directs, in order that / may
make provisions 10 pay the same p: those indeht.
eu 10 'he estate are requested to make INV.
ment ANTHoNV "p"e Pdy-
MAY 4. MEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

ffsHE eepartnership of Rose q Patteson,
4 IN th1 practice OF Medicine, term mated
by its own li@iihiion. in MAY last. Those in
debted 10 the late firm by bond or long stand
ing accounts, are earnestly req esied to max,
speedy payment, as DE-. Patteson's delicate
state Of health will induce blm 10 spend the
Winter in Philadelphia, al considerable eN-
pcnse. Ga ROSE,
JNO. II. P~A1TESON.
Nov. 30 lm3l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
Trust sale of a valuable
YAM NAED.

yhY virtue ola deed Of trust, executed hy
nd Charles l.. Barrett and Sarah his wife, 10
the subscriber. for certain purposes therein
mentioned, dated The fifteenth day Of January
1924, and recorded In the Clerk S Office of Am.
herst county Court, ! shall, on Monday the
llth day of January next, il fair, If no,, the
first fair day thereafter, proceed 10 sell, on the
premises, 10 the highest bidder, for ready mo
ney, one certain LOT or parcel of ground lying
in the county of Amherst, and adjoining the LOT
Of Paul Cabell, in The town of New Glasgow,
aud the lands of David S. Garland, and is hat
lot whereupon a Tan Yard now stands, which
said lot, DC the said Barrett purchased of Thos.
Aldridge, and is al present occupied by James
S. Pendleton. Such rig hi as is vested in me as
trustee will be conveyed 10 the purchaser. aud
none other. DANIEL HiGGlNBOTHAM.
Dec. 3. ,ds32
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HART q DAVIS

DESPECTFULLY inform THEN friends and
the public gener ally that they have NOV
ed 10 the house formerly (Waiker d Co.'S. En-.
rorium of Fsshions.) They have on hand a
large assortment, of every article in the dress
line, which will be sold a, uausual low prices.
n. B. a large assortment ofFUR and SEAL.
SKIN CAPS.
Dec. 3. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
Oct. 90.

". BY virtue of a trust deed exeeu=
" I'D 10 The subscribers by Edmund Pate
and Sarah bis wife, bearing date the Illh day
oil July ls2S, and duly recorded ia the county
court OF bedford, we will proceed 70 sell by
way oi public auction, on the premises, for cash.
on Friday the g h day of November next, o.e
'ratt OF land, on which the said Pate now ,esiIes
adjoining the lands of Anthony Wrigh. an.
others, containing one hundred and eipbtv a.
cles one tact adjoining he sape. CONTAINING
'hlrly acres one tract adjoining She same. con.
aiming sixty three acres /; one tract adjoining
the same, containing one hundred and eight,
acres one other tract, known by the name OF
cay 5 tract, on Falling creek, adjoining the
ANUS OF samuel, Howell and Others Also, az.
otiler tract, called Newman's tract. admins
'ue last mentioned tracts. containing two hun
we" ana forty acres also, the following slaves,
~ WI; Reuben, Tom, Spencer, Milly, Martha,
ana Anna, or Anna, and their increase since The
daie oil the deed, and as mentioned in the said
aeeo, and for the purposes therein expressed.
Inc 'n'e to The fore named property, is beIiev-
eu 10 oe good-none other than that conveyed
by the deed. " i'll be made.
ne above Sale is postponed ill 9th day of
December next.
CH1SWELL DABNFY. 2l'rus.
DA'lpoON BRADFUTE. 5tees'
oct. idsl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
CH1SWELL DABNFY. 2Irus
o.. DAVIDSON BRADFUTE. }tees.
cCt. L. ,Isl1

MoIICE.-By virtue ofa decree OF the
~ 1oaIto OF Equity of Buckingham city. (N.C1
made Fall Term, 1929, | shall, expose to sale.
p W. 'ne premises. on Thursday the 24th Deem
rockingham, IN. c. in the fork cflhe Mavo&
d RIVERS, containing about three hundred 4
ivy acres, beng the tract ofland belonging to
.ne neirs at law OF Margaret Joyce. The above
mtn'loned tract ofland contains about 100 acres
y, low grounds, and is well adopted to agricul-
'ura' purposes. Those persons who are dii-
posed TO purchase, will do we'll 70 cali and ex
anime Tor themselves. as few such tracts Of land
%e 'ro"n INTO market. The purchaser will
oe required TO give bond and approved securi-
~, payable in six, twelve and ee hieen months
10, ,e me purchase money. The title of said land
SUIT Of Jno II. Joyce and others. AGAINST Pleas.
ant Black aud others.
n. WM. FEWEL, C.. NJ L,
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