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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

VIRGINIA, To wit--At the Rules holden in the Clerks
office Of the county Court OF bedford, on Monday the
first day of June 1899. John c. NOEL, plaintiff a
gainst VIM. Kerr aud Joseph Clark, George Stanley
and VIM. Cook, executors OF lslam Clark, decd, de-
fendants In Chaneery.
The defendant VIM. Kerr, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not Dabtant oil
this country motion of the plaintiff, by COUNSEL II
is ordered, that the said defendant William Kerr do
appear here the fourth Monday in August next and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy ofthis
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
I'd in the town of Lynchhurg, for months success
siyey and posted shc front door of the courthouse
Of this county, two eeveral court days
Acopy-Teste,
CIV. WINGFIELD, D. c.
June 8 wznlco
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Nessrs. Yates &. Mchfvre,

THyAKEnotice that shall lake the deposiiion
IL of MIR. s. Thomas. al the Mayors Office,
in Louisville, Kentucky, on the 25ih day of
this month be tween the hours of 9 clock, A.
NJ and o'clock p. Nj. and that shall take
the deposition OF Thomas Spear. at the office
of John Anthony, in the city Of Cincinnati. on
the first day of September. between the hours
of Q o clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, Z. M--and
of Robert Mtchell's, at the Union Hotel, IN
Lynchburg, on the 2lst day of August, 1929, all
to be read as evidencein suit depending in he
Superior Court of Law, for the Corporation Of
Lynchbnrg, in which you are plaintiffs and
am defendant. AUG. LEFTWlCH.
Lynchhurg, August 3, 1929 w4wl0i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
NEW ANYWAYS.

YUyHE subscriber has just Iecs wed IN add
II tional supply of Staple ann Fancy Goods
from the North, which makes his stock very
complete, and which be Is aeteTmped 10 sell
very low Tor cash Among. Other Goods just re
ceived, are the following, viz
Fancy Losdon PLAID Prints
Bengal stripes aud other fancy Calicocs
Pink and blue striped Floren,ine, for panta-
looms
French Drilling do do.
Black PrunelIar, superior article for Gentle
mems coats
tigonia Cashmere do do do
super blk Bombazet,e 70, do do do
laconet, Canbric Book and other Mnslns, We
ry cheap
Cotton and silk Hose
A few doz. handsome gauzr Hdkfs.
DO do Ladies' Horseskin Gloves, Qightesi
coors)
Do I pieces Irish Linen
Do Very hest Company Flag Hdkfs.
Thread and Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck and side Combs
A few bales brown Domcstlcs, as usual rerg
iow
A Cotton Checks
Also expected in a few days. lot Of sup. N
Orleans Sugars. MoIasse.. Il Java Lugar
Coffee
Spun and Spinning Cotton.
HENRY ALLISON.
?. S. The attention of those who want good
and cheap cloths, is invited TO view the subt
scribers- Among which. is one piece Of mos
superior blue fashionable shade, considered ve-
w cheap ut $l5-Also, one end superb b ack
extra fine and well finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks. n. A.
! am offering my stock Of Shoes, uhich is &c.
neral. at very small advance, with the inten-
ton of declining except 10 very limited way
the Shoe business. Those who want will find
it TO their interest to call on II A.
Nav 81 tsS0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
lslCE.

A CORRESPONDENT Of The Charleston Courier
gives the following directions as the most
approved mode preparing Rice for the table ]:
Put y"ur Rice IL an open pot. covering il
"tth water then po' II on the fire 10 bull
When II ~ hoile6 so ms TO become soft, (Which
rs easily ascertained by means of n wooden Ia
de. which we cal n hominy s,i'k) take ii off
the &C. drain off the water. aud cover the pot
so MS ~ retain the healthier put in ON GOALS,
or hot ashes. Tor about 10 or % minutes, so IS
In throw off the steam, or, a. il is Usually calf
edo soak Your rice IS then ready for The
table.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

". y Wesi In,iia Captain. The Doctor was
erecting honsr IN King street, Coveni Gar
drn, and gave ilf nlanks TO n workman. who
rejected II aslremg too hard The Doctors
cabinet maker, hamed Woliasion, was employ
ed 90 make eapdle box Of il, aud rs he was
saving up the Hank, he also complained of the
hardness Of The timber. But when the candle
box was finished, il outshone in heautv oil the
Doctors other furniture, and became an object
Of curiosify and exhibition. The wood was
then taken into favor. DIR. Gibbons had. n bu.
reao made Of II. and ihe Duchess OF Bncking.
ham another The despised mahogany now no.
came prominent article of luxury. and ut the
SAME time raised the fortunes of the cabinet
maker by WHOM il had been ~ first so little re.
garded. The mahogany tree is found in grea,
quantities on the low aud woody lands, aud e
ven upon rocksin the countries on the western
shores OF the Caribbean sea, ahonf Honduras
and Campeachy. II also abundant in the
islands of Cnba'and llayli, aud IL used 10 be
pen'iiul in Ianlaica, where II was OF excelen.
quality but must Of the large trees have been
cnt down. II VS. formerly abundant on he
Rebames. where iigrew on the rocks 10 n great
height, and four leet in diameter. In the ear.
lies, periods il was much used by the Spaniards
IN ship building
Library Of Entertaining knowledge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
DR.. EoWlL-s'S
VEEETABLE MEDlC1N Il
- EL Nk'RAIlX
Montgomery co. Upper Dublin Township,
Seniemher 5. 1927

Montgomery co. Upper Dublin Township, {
September 5, 1927
Or. Howell-Sir:
have been recommendedto call on you
s,r assistance for n child OF mine who rs subject
10 frs, She was taken with them when about
fo,,r months old, aud has them by spells ever
sioce, She is now three years old. have
had three Physicians 10 attend her. but all TO
no purpose. The child is hearty. with the ex-
rsption of those spells. Please 10 send me a
.s.s lines by the bearer, expressive OF your OPT.
niou whether you can care or help her.
Yours, ISAAC WOOD
This child, who had been subject 10 violent
s,s for period Of more than two years, was
entirely restored to health in few days, and
bs.continued free from them ever since.
CERTIFICATES.
Ibaye seen Mr.. Woods child repeatedly
,ince. and aver that she was entirely cured by
Dr. Howell, as represented in the aforesaid
tatement
The case Of Mr.. Woods child, while il may
Justly excite our admiration, is one which ]
consider as marked with striking features. Al
,he early age of four months she was seized
with fits, aud suffered 10 adisiressng degree. by
the violence of the paroxysms Noiwihstand-
ing the efforts OF three very respectable pro-
fessional gentlemen, the paroxysns continued
10 recur after the usual intervals, and with the
usual degree of violence. This state of things
continued un,il the child reached her 3rd year
that is for more :han two years. Dr. Howell
was at length cousulte !. hut at time when lit
lie hopes were entertained by the family that
any elfectnal service could be rendered bs hu-
man agency. But to the self graduation ofihe
parents aud the happiness of HE little sniferer
complete, eiIectual, and permanent relief was
almost Immediately obtained. Alter the esh-
biiion of few doses Of the medicine, her health
was established. period of nine months has
since elapsed without a return ofihe paroxy'm
or even symptom of the complaint. Having
knowledge % the fact and acquainted with
the cilcums,ace of the case. | cheerfly sub
scribe 10 the reality and correctness of the fore.
going statement. John FIELD
Philadelphia, July 4, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
IIHcHIs OF PtIeeln,
Respectfully YOURS
Letter from Theodore p. n L,un,op

Dr. Howeit-Str, would inform you, that in
'he summer OF 1926, was severely afflicted
win the Liver complaint, or something ap.
pfox'matlng nearly TO Consumption. had
MADE use OF different medicines for some little
,'me' without any radical alteration Tor the
oe"ef' when J was induced by particular
,'ena Mrs l., 10 make use OF your PTS
n ny, aid SO, IN conjunction with the FamH
MS ana IN three or TOUR weeks I was perfect
.eNored 10 health, and have enjoyed it un.
''er'uotediy up to the present time Should
"ese 'faafks be Of any service TO you, you
w. az i''er'y 10 make what use you think pro-
e'e' VI men, Sincerely yo,r
M, THEODORE P. II. LYMAN.
ThHadeiphid, April 80. 1927
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
FANCY GOODS j.

Black and Colored Palmarines,
Palmarine Ginghams, new STYLE.
Black and colored Gauze Hkfs. sup. quality
extra rich,
Best English Thread Laces, Cap widths,
Do do Edgngs,
Very sup. black Satin Italian Levantme.
Extra large Shell Tuck Combs.
Sup Turn Back aud Neck do.
Superline 6 / Cambricks and MusIins,
DO 6 4 Bohbnett, finest imported
Thread Camtricks and Cambrick Ikis.
Florence Silks, assited shades.
Which, with numerous other articles will be
sold OH terms most accommodating.
MCKEE ROBINSON & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
MAHOGANY

The discovery Of this beautiful timber was
accidental, and its introduction into notice was
slow. The first mention OF it is, that It was US
ed in the repair Of some Of Sir Walter Raleigh's
ships, at Trinidad in 1896. The finely varie-
gated tinls were admired but in that age the
dream of FL Dorado caused matters Of more
value to be neglected. The first that was
brought TO England, was about the beginning
Of last century a few planks having been sen
to DR.. Gibbons, Of London, by brother who
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

Passage Of Alexander The Great orer The Bal.
kan He found the defle. in possession oil the
mountaineefs, aud other independent Thrsciau
tribes. They had occupied tho summit of Il
mountain that completely commanded the pass,
and rendered advance impossible. Alexander
carefully examined the mountain range, but
failed to discover any other practical defile.
He determined, therefore 10 sioi IN the enemy, IS
position, and thus force his way. The mouns
iains brow was crowned with line az wa
gons, intened not only 10 serve rs ramp,r
but TO be rolled down pfecipitotsly upon Ia.
ascending phalanx. IL order to meet this dan.
ger, Alexander ordered the soldiers 20 open
their ranks, where the gr round would allow il, ,
and permit the wagons 10 pass through the in
teryals where that was impossible, 10 ihrow
themselves upon the ground lotk their shields
| together in that position, aud allow the wa.
CONS to roll over them. The shields Of the
Macedon ian phaianx could be interlnked in
cases Of necessity. This enabled them 10 dis
perse the pressure Of the wheels among many
bucklers, and when the first shock had been
witbstood, the Wagon glided lightly over the
brazen pfavement and quilted il with bound
A few were injured by the crush, but not a
man was lied. Encouraged by the SUCCESS
Of this new inaneuvre, they rose, charged up
the hill, gained the snmmit, and the victory
was won for the hali-armed barbarians could
not " iihstand the charge efihc serried line OF
4 pixies, aud fisd over the bills in every d,rec
ton.
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
TO MAKE AORN SOUP.

~ MANI tOhN oObIs
Cut the corn from the cob, aud boil II IN wa.
ter until u is sufficiently Il ne F; then pour IN
new milk. with salt, pepper md one .r Two
eggs continue the boiling. and stir in flour m
order 10 ihlcten il little. This soup will be
supeiio 10 the best turtle soup ever made.
Winchester Rep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
Philadelphia, april 10, 1927.
Certificate of Cathurin. Arbr;s,u.

H.. oerf.tcafe of Cdthurine Ar6risio.
inf = complaint in m, right eye, which was
low ,,a'." "'d w"ak an ulcer dlschargine yell
riob, "al'ef opened just below the eve, on the
ed eN' surgical operation was pronoun-
wa. necessary by medical gentleman but 1
~, ho' willing to submit 10 ii. In Ills state
mo - ~. Ease applied to Dir. Howell. who pu,
Gu; a"oef course Of his Golden Tinc,ure OF
MIL p;, ~ conjunction with his {. Vegetable Fa-.
ny iiis' which entirely supercedes the neces
on a.a. surgical operation, The indamma
'a' removed, ,ha ulcer healed, and the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

From The Boston Courier
COLO AND CUCUMBER
Thou brother of Hrnbane, thou plant diahoc
Tempter aud punisher, pleasure and bane;
Cause of the cholera, germ Of the collie,
'Tis poison to eat thee, but who can ahstaia
Ifyou Will he guided by counsel, my mates,
Let me tell you at least, what the Doctor
will do.
lie will clap where The pain is, redhot pewter
plates,
For what happened TO me, may be suffered
by you.
He will bleed, and throw in the bark like tan
ner,
He viii nourish your body with potion and
pill,
And having iIl-used it in barbarous manner,
Will think it favor, and bring ia bill.
Where the pain may be grievous, the sin should
be great
So It's better to feed where the risk is hui
small
Nor would hereafter, to get an estate,
Be so rash as to cat cucumber AT all.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
Valuable Property for Rent.

YUyHE subscriber is DESTROYS Of leasing on
a for term OF years the Tavern House
with its appurtenances at Campbell Court
House, late the property of A. Il J. Kennedy,
ard INV in the occupancy Of MIR Samuel Jor-
dan under lease for the present year. II
wished. the tract Of land contiguous to the lav
ern will be leased with the Tavern, with the
privilege of opening plantation upon il The
person or persons who may lease this property
vii be permitted TO make all necessary repairs
TO the houses, and TO deduct the price thereof
ont of the rent, the timber requisite for such
repaifsto he gotten from the leased premises
For further particulars reference may he had
10 the subscriber Possession TO I've delivered
sn the LIST dav Of January next
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Agent
August 10. In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
TO PREsEvE IONA TOES FOR WINTER
Use

This valuable vegetable may be cured TO use
IN soup AMI sauces during the year Slice them
asyou would apples,o dry, and put them out
on dishes or clean plank. They viii soon be.
come dry enough O keep and will be found va.
luable in cooking.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
lCerlifcnle of phnhe lNliit

was attacked during the last winter with a
;;"aiP'a'h' 10 which had been more or less sub
w., 'o' several Years, viz: the Bilious Chohc,
anu wh'cn, at this time. for tour mouths was
~ 'I 10 severe. In this situation applied
VT 'onn Howell, who put me under a
ause OF his Vegetable Fa,sy Pills." in con-
y ,t WIN hi Golden Tncture of China /.
h "s compliant was entirely subdued, and my
o.a'n perfect. restored in the course OF four
ana Ave weeks nov enjoy my usual health,
n Ia nave had no return Of my former COM
''"''''' PHGBE WILT.
pbua, No. 70, Arch street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
TERMS.

q, ner annnm payable In siyanee.-No sub
u ror hc received lor less time than six months
rpon w - mi no discontinued Out the discretion
aga no I Pai,arsl until al arrcarases are paid.
Advertisements will be inserted .. 81 cents pc,
slaa'e y. THOSE from a distance must bc paid Tor
s =, their insertion, tho payment assumed Ny
!a,"s responsible persOnin Lynchbars'
~, rhaneery Orders not exceeding squares are IN
serted for SIX dollars
IL Auetters addressed TO the Edi'of' must % pos'
"A nv they will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
Murray's Family Library.

"A young Metaphysician.---" Tell the truth.
Gen. said a mother 20 her hopeful son ct ten
or eleven. I" Hcw can mother, when done
know what truth is ."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
Uarren county, Nor. 10, 1928.
Or ,Jobn II HOpeU

Uaren county, Nor. 10, 1928.
Or. John b. HoreN,
DEAR SIR-You have requested my opinion
on the character of your Vegetable Family
Pills. In reply, am able TO state. that have
made use OF them for number OF years in my
own particular use, besides administering them
TO great number Of persons under a variety OF
forms of disease. aud always with the happ;esl
results. One particular and remarkable case
was that of Miss s.. This lady was aIilict-
ed for period oftwo years, with giandular
sweings OF a yery large size. which. after be.
ing fully developed, broke aud discharged a
great deal OF matter, by which she was reduced
TO a very low and weakly state. The apprne CHI
OF the iumors was announced by prcking SEN
salion or itching on the surface, inflammation
then proceeded rapidly until they were fully
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived,
her practice was 10 take one pill, aud by The
use Of he pills ol twelve weeks, taking only
Two week, the growth oithe tnmors vas ar
rested. and their subsequent appearance en-
tirey prevented after which sae continued 10
mend aud gained strength very rapidly Pre-
Vous TO this she had been attended Nv a very
respectable medical gentleman, but without f.
fect-and to the use of the Family Pills alone,
do not hesitate to ascribe her extraordinary
restoration.
Another case was that Of a child subject to
u.s. IN which instance they did not fail 10 &C.
complish complete cure. have exhibited
them IN DySentey, Bilious complaints, Debn-
", and Organic arrangement, with very deci
ded effects, and feel no hesitation in recommen
ding them as valuable medicine in the afo.e.
SAID complaints, and wherever a mild purga.
tive is required.
With sentiments ofesieem,
Respectfully yours.
JOHN FIELD.
rs. II may not be improper TO superadd,
'hat IN my own personal instance, few weeks
slnce.l suffered from an attack of something
IKE IKE Dysentery, and found few doses Of the
rh'sto remove it ellectualy, unaided by any O..
'her means. III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
POETRY.

From The Connecticut Herald.
LovE-slck WILLY.
One Willy Wright. who kept store,
But nothing kept therein,
Save earthen jugs, and some few kegs
OF whiskey, ale and gin,
Grew sick. and often would exclaim,
oh, how my heart does burn,
And every week The poor man lis'd,
He had weakly Turn.
Now..when they saw him thus decline,
Some said that death mnst come;
Some WONDERED What his nle could be
Some said his ME was rum.
AT las, the very cause WAS known
OF ysesy pang he felt -aa@
Remote, AT one end ofthe town,
Miss Martha Townsend dwelt
A norily, love resisting dame,
Coniemptuous, proud and naughty,
Blu, yet. though fat and forty" too,
She was not Two and forty
And Willy long had sought and sighed,
To gain this pretty maid;
have no trade, said he, so sure
NV love cant be betrayed.
To Martha, then. he trembling went,
Aud said, My dear, It's true,
Though have nothing in my store,
Eve love in store for you.
And If thou wilt, thou may ST become
But here his tongue was iy'd
And then she bridled up. and said,
She ne'er would he his bride.
Then, turning Willy ou of doors,
She said, Go, go along;
hate the man who's always Wright,
Yet always doing wrong.
leave you then, said he, farewell
Ofpeace I'm now bereft
If am always Wright, and wrong,
You must be right--and left.
So then he closed his little store,
Shut mp each door and blind,
And settled his accounts and died,
And left no W i'll behind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

strength OF the eve was entirely restored with
Out The pam, Inconvenience, and scar Of sur
gical operation.
CATHARiNE ARIRlsTo.
No go Marse, ST. above slh
Phiiad. dprif 20, 1897.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

He subscriber, who is appointed agen, for
Vilgipia, has this day received large
supply of DIR. john Brasier Hostll's Vegetable
Medicines, which will be sold AZ PhhadelpLia
prices. Howell DAVIES.
AGENTS. y W
Mr.. james Mckildoe, Richmond.
Messfs. Bragg Jones and Co. Petersburg.
ofwbom may be had DIR. In B. HowelPs We
getable Medicines generally.
NOVEL DAVIES,
Nav 1S. N
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09

DuEj.IG ~AsG.--i viii oief for saie o.
i .sfondeg she 2Cih mat at my residence,
near Tabies's will, on the road leading frsm
Smoketown to the mouth Of 0psquon, the FOL
loving property, vIz:--
Horses, Colts, Mich Cows and Stock Cattle;
a large number Of Stock Hogs, Sheep, 60.
Farming Implements OF all kinds, such as
Plough, Harsows. Axes, MaHocks, &c. House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture. of various kinds,
such as q good Cupboard, Tables, Chairs.
pots &c.--A lsrge quantity OF good Bacon,
also, we'll ifoned new Road Wagon Beds .
Cart, Iron Apple mill; set OF Biaeksmth's
Too.s; also, qLsusity Of Rye and Corn by
the bushel; quantity OF good Timothy Hay
by the tori large stock Of Bees and Hives
slso, very good and substantial Sleigh; wea
ycr's Loom and tackle, and variety Of arti-
Giles not necessary to mention. A credit will
be given until the first day OF August
next, on al sums over three dollars, the pur
chaser giving notes With approved security
The sale will begin early 10 the day, where
due attendance viii be given by
April 9, 1929. PETER oLLER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09

n W.T. celebration % the second Anniversary
L Of the Jefferson aud berkeley sunda,
School Union, having beeo prevented b, bad
weather, an adj urnsd meeting Of the Union.
will take place ct Martinsbnrg. ON Tuesdsy the
2ist last al II o'slock, A. VI when sermon
appropriate u the occasion will be delivered.
The officers of The Union and the delegates
from the several Schools in csnnexloB, are ear
nes,ly requested TO attend.
AMI g TIE fomnisfes Of .qfrnngemenf.
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' VN VI
Eighth Class.
SCHEME.

&c. Nv &c
Ticket S4- Halt Sl--Quarier ST..
UrOrders tor Tickc.s or shares ~ tbs 10
hove Lotteries. forwarded by mail (post paid.)
or by private hand will meet with the most
prompt attention il addressedt TO
YATES & MINrYRE,
Fashiagfon, ID c.
Prize tickets in former lotteries received as
cash.
An official account of the drawing will be
forw ardsd to adventures. free Of postage.
April = 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09
Valuable Land For Sale

"A 6ilsEABl.E 10 Tue Last w 40 and Tss,s.
4 \ ment of George Horn. senior, deed. thc
undersigned. Executors. will proceed TO ssh,
BY pubic auction. on the premises, ON Safur.
day, fhe aSth insiani valuable Tract OF first
rate limestone LAND, situate in the county of
Berkeley, Jour miles from Msrtiusburc. the
county town, Containing one hundred and IS
acres-Egh'y acres cleared. ander good fercrs.
and IN high safe Of cultivation; he halsrce
A<wS heavily clothed with timber
Es..ES rhe improvements consist OF a poo,i
ssssa Dwelling House, Kitchen, SMOKE
House, Corn House, stables. and ex-
ceilent Barn. well Of good water; large Or.
chard OF choice fruit. sc. II IS deemed unne
cessary to give a further description. as no
doubt, any person wishing TO purchase. viii
hsst view the same, Which can be shown "a
application TO one OF the subscribers. living ON
the premi The terms, one third OF the
purchase money IN hand, the balance in thee
equal annual payments, the purchaser giving
bond and security and lscn on the property.
~ Under mistaken idea, one VT tie cxecu.
tors At The late sale, became the purchaser. but
finding that under The law, no title can be made
by so executor 10 himself. renders il absolutely
necessary that the land should be re.sold. TIE
purchaser will be emitted 10 this wears rent.
WILLIAM HORN,
April :. 1929. THOMAS HORN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09

~ Office. All scissors Indebted 10 tue Is
~ tate of DAVID MILLER. deed. are mott
fed 20 come forward aud make payment; and
those having claims against ssiS estate, are re
quested to bring them forward. properly att
theuticsted for settlement
Aprlo. MARY MILLER. Adm'rx