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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26

"a olICE By virtue Of a trust deed made
V by lhomas Aidrdge; 10 which Hin Carte
Is trustee, bearing date the 9th day OF Oct. 1924
I'd oil record IN the county court Of Nelson
n l also by virtue Of trust deed made Nv
Moore +. Carter, in which Sterling Claiborne
IS trustee, bearing date the ooh day OF March
1877, and also recorded in the couniy court oil
Nelson, aud by virtue Of trust deed made by
Charles L. Garter beating date the 20h day OF
March, 1927 in which HI Carter and Richard
fubsnk are trustees, which deed is also re
corded IN Nelson county cuuft--by which said
deeds, the makers respoctiyeI, convey 10 the
said trustees respectively for the purposes ST.,
forth in lhe said deeds, their several and respec.
tive interests IN the estate known b, the name
OF Walnut Grow, situate in the county of Mel
sou and couttiaing about 1900 acres, AMI
their respective interests in 10 negro slaves.
attached 10 the estate. Tue undersigned trustees
wIll Oh The 18th day of Decem Der next offer
Tor sale, AT The Mansion House OF said tract OF
land, To the highest bidder. the interests Of said
parties, IN h'S said land and slaves--fhe intrres
of said Aidii"se, being two seyrnths, and the
Interests Of the said Moore and Charles beins
each one seventh. The land will be sold ON -
credit OF one, two and three years from the L.,
day of jan 1880, and possession delivered on
That day. The negroes will be sold on credit
OF one year Bond aud satisfactory security
viii he required for the negroes, and bond and
deed OF trust from tbhe purchaser OF the land
It's believed thai the persons owning the
remT'ng 'hree-seVenlhs Of he estate, VII, on
the day of sale, consent to sell their u,efess l.
he same way, and on the same terms proposed
by The trustees in this advertisement.
The undersigned ill ooayey only such tile
as the said deeds Of trust au'harisethpu
HILL CAR LII, 1restee in he 3e-d
made by ihumas Adritge
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Trustee
in tine deed made BY Moore Garter
HILL CARTER lT,r..
RICHARD ~ EUBANK. ees
under the deed made by Charlie. c Garter.
Nov. IL td.96
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COMMISSION ausINHs 80

TUyHE subscriber informs his friends and the
public that he continues 10 do Guinness
on Commission. and promises that no pans
shall he spared TO give entire satisfaction TO
all Planters aud Farmers who may eonhde TO
his management the sale Of Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. His office will be kept al
the Store of Messrs. ]. g. 5. Halsey, neat door
below The Farmers Bark
ID. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10 I'm
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Valuable Property Cor Sale,

a. uaURsUASf to the las, VIII
xs aud Testament, of Robert
UofkAn YaEhs. iced the subsci iber will
WQl .et ~ ne prem,s on the 2sth
49,. 9th. - na!ae usei d Tobacco Land.
/ /, - h, count, of Bedford. on both sides of
H. srasl adjoining re lands of Benjamin
! n,,hc,,,,,o .au end the Isnds Df the heirs OF
E,s,ci, Neriwefber and others. This tract con.
/ ts,ss about 900 acres, Of whioa about half IL
i eifafea, 10 are heart, and good situation Tor
ptod1ring large crops OF Grain aud Tobacco
, The cleared part is nearly all Tobacco Land
thai IS ~ produce large crops Of the FIRST kind
of Tobacco. Improvements oomforiso'e
Dr cling House, &c aud variety Vi fac frnit
Treas
And on The Oh Of December. will sell, 10 the
comfy Of Campbell, n tract containing about
100 acres, lying near Collins Ferry. on Saon.
TN River and on both sides oil whipping
Creek This tract includes the DRY Fork tract,
AMI 81 much of The Plnnedsal,ngs aud bease..
tracts. ~ lie Narib-NnH OF the roHd leading
from The Ford OF the Creek, into watkins road
-opitis a considerable quantity Of Creek
FIats. eod rood potion of Wood Land, oil Ell.
celeni quality for producing hne Tobacco,
with an abundanI Of supreme plant land. Adj
JOINING, is one ol The basf ranges Tor Stock Eau
nf the Blne Ridge. Improvements comio' table
Dwelling House anu pihtt oh'"ohsest W Ihaia.
&c.
tract containing about 36S acres lying
Easl OF Little Whipping, not far from the last
named tract. aud adjoining the lhnds OF John
Marshall, Lewis -. Poiad rter and others.
This tract, except some old field, Is IN Woods.
The old field part has soma excellent Frnii
Trees. No crops Of cons qnrDee have been
made on this land for some years; but when
cultivated by former occupants, Il prodpeed
Tobacco of superior quality Also. one hall Of
an undivided tract on Falling River, containing
abou, lOb acres. This uaci Is generally known
ns Pre@e,s old Mill Tract, as il includes the
Mill. Ih,s propply lies near Brookneal, aud
the stream affords an abundance OF water for
aoy purpose. Capt. Nowlin, who owns the
other half will probably sell II at the anne
time.
Also. three lots in tho town Of Brookneal, and
considerable quantity OF corn, fodder &c
stock ofeVery description. household aud kheh-
en- furniture, 1T tie late residence Of the said
dee d.--Also, a Lot OF 1 acres ol land, including
The old NJ II Site. buildings. 81. on Whipping
"reek. The sale in Campbell will commence
near Jonesylle. on the 700 acre nact and con
tinue from day TO day, Sundays and wei days
excepted, until hnished.
My brother. Charles l., Cobbs. Will .hew the
Lands IN ampbel' 10 any one wishing 10 pur
chase, md vii sbew that IN Bedford or il will
be shewn b. the Manager on the premIses. The
papers exhibiting the quantities and titles, will
hc shown On the respective days of sale A
ere din Of |, Q aud 3 year, will he given on the
land for the balance, sums over go, l. months
credit, under $l0. rash
WILLIAM C0BB5, Executor.
Nov. 10 Rtds
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.dI,,z''s llIlI','h .IIII'a

NOR RENT the six following tenements
II The house and lot on main street, and
nearly opposite the Frunklin Hotel. The two
brick tenements, as also thr wooden house
next 10 Messrs. Wade d Johnson's office.
Those two ieuemens are well calculated
for small Groceries or Offices. The large two
story framed house on the hill opposite Col
Rhodes, the two story house on first street al
present in the occupancy of Dr., BRAKEMAN, to
each ofthe two las named Ienemenis are at
,ached fine gardens and good out houses. For
hire the ensuing year II likely negro men, a.
mang tho IN are Two first rate
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WARRINGTON HOTEL,

s.
1llIE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public, thai he has extended his lease on
the Washington Hotel-iIe makes grateful
tender oil his hanks to the public for the libe
rnl patronage he has received, aud pledges
himself 10 use his best eIeriions TO give salts
faction To all those who may favour him with n
call a, the Washington. His Table shall al
ways be furnished with The best the markets
viii admit. and his bar with the choicest H.
quors. He has attentive and experienced ost
lers. and his stable inferior 10 none, with a
good 10, for droyers, and moderate charges, rs
follows:
Breakfast 2b cts.
Dinner, 81 l-2
Supper, 60
Lodging. J. IL
Houses, per day 90 IL
Horses, per month"; So On
Board, per year. l33 80
JAS c. NORMAN.
Sept. %. 3fnll
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NoIlCE.--B By virtue OF trust deed e,ecu.
~ ted to the subscribers by Edmund Pate
and Sarah his wife, bearing date the lltb DIV
OF July, 1928, and duly recorded in the conn, .
court OF Bedford, we will proceed 10 sell Inv
way OF pubic auction, on the premises. for cssl,
on Friday the o. h day Of November ne., one
'rae' o. lano, ON which the said Pate now resides
adjoining the lands OF Anthony Wrob, ana
others, containing one hundred and eight -
cres one tract adjoining he same. con,su;no
'hTty acres one tact adjoining the same con,
tanning sixty three acres one tract sd;,;n;n,,
me same, containing one hundred and eight
acres one other uHct, known by The name NJ
Veaiy tract, on Falling creek, adioinino rho
lands OF samuel Howell aud others Alec on
other tract, called Newman's tract .d;o,;na
The last mentioned tracts. containinp two h,'n'
ureo ana iorly acres also, heioIIowinp slaves
70 WV reuben, Tom, Spencer, Milly. Mor,hs
ana Anna, or ANA and their increase s;,,c. 49,
GATE OF me deed, aud as mentions. in The ss;J
deed, aud for the purposes therein svaro o sa'u
Inc '','e TO The fore named property, is bel;ev =.
ed to oe good-none other than lha, conva',aa
ny the deed. will be made.
The above Sale is postponed ,;u OH d,u oe
December next. WI ~" u@y OF
CHlsWELL DABNEy ,Tr,s
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE >,ass
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Smith, Bagwell 4 Go,

n RE now receiving thfi' Fall supply O
~ GOODS. consisting Of Cry Goods, Hard,
ware, Cutlery, Ssddlcry, Groceries, Crockery.
Glass and China Ware, Boots and Shoes, Soa,
Leather, Smiths AWHILE, Vices, &c. &c. in
greater varieties than they have ever before
kep,-all Of which they are disposed 10 sci,
low. The market price given for Wheat
FLOUR, Tobacco, &c. &c,
Oct. S. 2m
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20 YAE lA.,AES

n
rEyHL subscriber has just received the fol
~ lowiog articles,a few pieces only of Thread
baces, Of patterns entirely new, and decidedly
he most elegant that he las ever seen, few
pieces very superior Merino Cloths, Paimyreens
Pnuges, Italian Lustrisss, Snttins ana satin
Leavniines, few SCARE, and white Merno
shawls, very cheap, aud 90 dog. ladies Horse
skin, Kid Wash leather and other kinds OF
Gloves and Muius, very superior quality.
ALSO,
50 dog. Hdkfs. Of various kinds, viz
Circassian, Scarlet and white Merino very su.
perior,
Prussian Grape, Gro DE Te. Fancy Silk
Plaid and Bordered Palmyrile rich Painted
and Bordered
Plaid Gauge, Manabo, Floss Fringe Leondas,
Zephyr Grape.
And he will in a few daysreoeive or e dos
Barrage Hks Scarlet l. various other colors plain
IL printed, together with a great variety Of Mus.
Inns, Cambrlcs and other Goods which he is
determined 10 sell at very low prices Tor cash
HENRY ALLISON.
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Nov. 70.

NOiICE.-Was committed to the Jail OF the
~ Corporation Of the town OF Lynchbug
on Thursday the 18Th If Angus, last, a muatto
man who calls himself PRESTON. The said
ruDaway is about five feet ten inches high, a
bushy head OF hair and large WHISPERS, about
twenty five years of Hge; he is light muatto.
He had with him when committed the follow ing
articles OF tothing coat of domestic manu-.
factnre, of light gray, pantaloons Of tue same.
a turred cap. The owner is hereby required
10 come forward, prove property and take away
the said property, or he will be dealt with &c
cordine TO law.
N. b. The said runaway says he belongs to
Wm. L. Perkins Of the State OF Mississippi.
SAMUEL BRANSFORD, Jallor.
Oct. % 3moO
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N0UCE.-By virtue ola deed of trust
Vexecuted 70 me by John II. Wright, bear
Ing date on the 18th day Of April, 1926, and
recorded in thu county Court OF Bedford, and
10 accomplish certain purposes in said deed
expressed, ishall. on Tuesday the sth day OF
December, 1929, on the premises, expose to
sale, by way of public auction, certain tract
or parcel of land. conveyed and described in
said deed, lying aud being in the county OF
Bedford, containing 5lS acres. more or less ii
being the same tract or parcel Of land which
formerly belonged TO George Douglass, dec. The
and place Of sale. The title to said land is be.
lieved to be mQuestionably good, hut acting as
trustee, will convey TO rbe purchaser or pur.
chasers such title as is vested in me by the said
deed of trust, and none other.
| BALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
Nov. 9. tbs
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~ ollCE is he'coy gtyen that shall present
" apetition TO the next General Assemb, OF
Vnginia, TO pass law giving me The right 10
recQmmence an action tor the recovery of land
against James Woods and others, of the coun.
" OF Nelson, for reasons which will be made
known to that bod, by said petition.
THOMAS GOODWIN.
Nov
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NNf OTICE.--By virtue Of deed Of trust ex.
AZ ecuted 10 the subscribers by James s.
Dnlard, which is of record m the Clerks Office
of Amherst aud Bedford ioI the purp, ses mere.
in expressed, we Will SELL al pubic auction. f.,
cash. TO the highest bidder, nj the ~ ell NJ
house of said Dillatd, IN he Houuty of Bedfo q
on Tuesday the Odd day of Dec, mbpr next. il
fair, II not, thf next far day thereafter. and 10
following real aud pers nal estate in said deed
expressed, TO vii a trdcl Of laod situate in the
county ut Nelson, ard containing fnv acres ::
also, the one tillh Of ~ the lands of which
James London died, seized and possessed, Iy.
ing III Amherst county also, the foown g
slaves, VIZ Joe Gan, Julins a man, Seazei
man, Shadrake man, Reuben n man. Lewis
lad, Brentsford lad, Preston boy. Hannah
and her son George Rachel girl, Anne and
her child boy, Mary girl, Martha a gi,l.
Harriet girl. Lydia ghl, Matilda a vounp
weman. and Frankly and her three children
David, Belinda and---, (nane not ex
pressed) and all the increase of the females !.
also. all the household and kitchen furniture
all the plantation utensils, all the horse S, cattle
hogs aud sheep the entire crop on The plantation
occupied by said billiard also, his tbe said
Dillards) interest in the estate OF Jno N,Rride
deceased, and whatever other articles in said
deed named, and not particularly named in
tins notice, or so much Of the said property ss
VIII be snihcient 10 answer the purposes of said
DEED. Acting as trustees, we will conye, such
title as Is vested in us, aud none other.
ARTHUR B. DAVIES, , Trus.
LEMUEL TURNER. {tees.
Oct %. ,d.on
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a REMOVAL,
MARIA =. GRAY

NVlSHES to inform her customers and The
w public generally, that she has taken a
room IN the brick tenemen,, Immediately oppo.
site 10 James c. Noormans well known Tsy
err. The room is quite convenient to the Main
street, and very easy to be found. She has a,
tins tune, all The fashions that are in use at this
season, and will continue to get patterns sui,a.
BILE for every season of the year.
~ Is. The subscriber had thought farther
no'ice OF this kind was unnecessary, until she
was 'o'n that some evil disposed person had re.
ported she was not able to attend TO bns;ness
II would be well for every body that wishe,
work done, TO call and see for themselves.
Oct. IL. 4,
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CLOTHS.

81 - \ u q Wv
80 PIECES li.g, ni's blue Velvet Cloih
% ps. sup. navy blue, for Genls' Ff0cks
ps. Sherhc,ds snperfne black
I p. splendid Olive Cloth, full IA
1 do Olive Green DO
us. Steel mixialfs. very cheap
ps. stone ooor Drab, Tor OVrr.Conts
] ?. supct6ne light Dab do
A few pieces Ladies' Habit Cloth, Of uucom.
monty 6ne texture
Do sap blue and black Cashmere,
Do do gold mlSeri do u new article
Merioo Cloths IA wide, and much chrsppr
than heretofore
The above assortment has been selected with
IN the last three weeks IN New York aud decid
sdly much cheaper than previous imporlatons
MCKEE, ROBINSON Il co.
Nov. % ;.
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MT0T9cE.--By virtue ofs decree Of the
Nv couaty Court OF Chsrioue, In sas De.
tween Thomas Fox and Others, tainnhs and
Chas,een Cock ami others defendant J shsli
rreosed. on Thursday the tfh day oil Dec.
rext, u sell, to the highest bidder. on the pre-,
u,;ses tina, valaabie i.sc, Of land, in The county
ef Charlotte, on frnip Creek, bsionging TO tho
estate ofihe late George Cock. Oh one and two
wears CREDIT, contsinipg between and 90
acres. Purchaser giving hood and approved
sSput,ty. Any person wishing 10 sies tie
land will Apply To Mr. John Cook, who tesides
ON The PIE n.i sss, who will che" Il.
ROBERT MORTON. Com.
Mo- N tbs
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T.. +. GARDNER,
A. b. DAVIES.

MOIlCE.-A petition will he presented a.
y the next General Assembly of Virginia
PRAYING the remis, on of n fine improperly i'm
posed upon the subscriber by the Superior Court
of Rotetourt county.
PLEASANT BLANklNSHIP
Nov 10 I'm
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NNl'EANE.
Office
Nov 10.


Up vriue OF a deed of trust, hearing date
q - the 25ih OF September, 1923, and duly
recorded ~ the county court Of Amherst made
by Thomas Crews and Sally his wife, in which
the undersigned are trustees, and IN pursuance
OF the direction aud assent OF the said Thomas
Crews will be offered for sale, 10 the highesl
bidder, upon the premises, on the Goth OF De
cembrf new, il iar. il not, the next fair dat
thereafter, the Tract OF Land on which the sa id
Thomas Crews now resides, lying upon the
l,nchbn,g road, and containing bet" cen 8 and
900 acres. Also, at the same iime, a Tract OF
Land in the coun'y Of Gteenbrier, contHnp @
100 acres. Also. the following Negro Slaves
John, Stephan, Rachel, Marshal, Henry, Ed
mnnd,, Caleb, Hannah Judy, Clancy and Ma
ria. Also, SIX head of houses, one carriage
and harness, with the stock of cattle, hogs,
plnnta'ion tools, ami the wagons, carts and
steers brlonging 10 the plantation. The Land
will be sold Tor one third cash, and the balance
IN one aud Two years, with n deed of trust to
secure the purchase money the Negroes will
he sold for cash aud the remainder of the
property on a credit of six mouths. Bond,
with approved security, required
+. L. GARDNER,
A. b. DAVIES.
- agree 10 the above sale aud will deli.
yer possession of the Land to the purchaser on
the dav of sale, and hereby waive any ans
every right reserved 10 me by the trust deed TO
tain the property OF postpone the sale there
Of 1H0S CREWS
November 10. IDS
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Nov l2.

1Sf0IlCh the subscribers School will be
Az continued the ensuing year, on the fol-
loving terms, viz for Spelling Reading, Wri.
ling, Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar Sl5 per term for the Latin and
Greek languages, Natural, Philosophy and
Mathematics $26, payable in each case hall
yearly. Each scholar will be charged from
The time Of bis entrance until the end of the
te,m. which consists OF $50 teaching days, OF
ic weeks.
The School will Commence the lst Monday
in January, 1880. Tue subscriber limits him
self 10 80 scholars, exclusive OF his own chill
dreD, and as some disappointment have accru
ed during the present year, an early entrance
IS recommended 10 those that may determine
TO avail themselves Of the School.
The Subscriber can Accommodate 6 board
ers in bis own family, al 500 the term, pa, ahlt
halfyearly each boa,der furnishing himseli
with bed, clothing aid candles,
SAMUEL I. MILLER.
Gfavelly Knoll, Pitts. county,
Va Nov. IL, 1899.
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EBURSU ANT TO n deed OF trust executed 10
u Richard Tyree and WIN Davis, 10y Wm.
Cohbs and Jaoe his wife. bearing date the 4th
day May, 1919, aud duly recorded in the Illus.
tngs Court ot Lynchburg, fpr purposes therein
named, the subscriber, surviving trustee, will
proceed TO sell, by way OF public auction, on
the premises. ON Saturday the 2Sth day of No
vemher next, lot OF ground. with q convenient
dwelling house and other out houses on il, cou.
tanning Ia acres, lying down the river about
half a mile from Lynchbmg. and commonly
called Smiths Well. Likew iss loi Of ground
| situated in the town OF Lynchburg, containing
= qnarter Of an acre, 90 9th street aud Sd alley
having on il a house, at present occupied as a
poor honse. Terms made known on day OF
sAIe. The snbscribsr, acting as trustee. will!
convey none other than the title vested W him
as such. RICHARD TYREE,
Surviving Trustee.
Nov. 10 81
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DURSUANT TO deed of trust executed by
Il Patrick p. Burton and Mary his wife, to
the subscriber for purposes therein named,
bearing date the olsi day Of May, 1929 and
dnly recorded in the county court of Bedford,
shall proceed TO sell. AT the late residence OF
the said Burton, in Bedford county, on the Goth
instant, if fair, il not, the Dext fair day hereaf-
ter, all the stock of horses, hogs, sheep, and
other cattle of every description. the crop OF
rye. corn and oats, and all the farming utensils
belonging TO said plantation. A credit of six
months will be allowed the purchaser on giving
bond with approved security upon all sums oil
So and upwards under SO, cash will be re
suired.
BENJAMiNiWIGGINToN, Trustee
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Sept. %
Land, Negroes, &c. for Sale.

iahd, Negroes, &C. I0r SAFE.
HDY vlrune ol deed of trust, executed TO
h D the subscribers. hs William L. Waits,
aud OF record in the Clerks Offices OF Buckne-
ham and Amherst, will be sold for cash, nj
Buckingham Court-ho ise. on Monday, the 10Th
OF December next, Chat being buckingham
court day. a tract Of laud, situated IA The said
county of Bucklng ham, near jones kiver, coo
tanning by recent survey 1880 acres. drs-
criplion of the said land is deemrd unnecessary
as those disposed to purchase are requested ~
visit the band II viii be shown 10 them by Mr.
Kitchen residing upon it,
Also, another ract of land lying in the com
~ Of Nelson, containing ~ acres, will be sohi
NJ Nelson Court house, on Monday the 28ih o!
December next Uha' being Nelson county cou,
day.
Also, l6 likely negroes. consisting of men,
women aud children, the stock oi horses, cows,
hogs and sheep, household aud kitchen furni.
tmre. and plantation utensils, the tfep OF cora
and tobacco will he sold al the residence OF the
sald VIM. l.. Watts, on Pedlar River in the
county Of Amherst, on the l7ih OF December
next. The subscribers will convey such title
only, as is vested, which is believed TO be IN
questionable. Those disposed TO purchase
would do well 10 attend the sales.
II. Il. SCOTT, ! Trus.
JAMES ID. WATTS, ( tees.
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Nov. q
Sweet SuAphuy ~psinSs
For Sale.

YpY virtue Of deco Of trust. eIeerisd 10
I'D The subscriber tho ID OF Oct. 1876, by
Rice yass, and Polly his wife. 10 secure the
aymsnt Of T~s lhon.sad Dollars. duo 10
Alexander Calder, Is stated IN tbs deed oftrust
aforesaid, AMI also In pursuance of an agree.
ment entered into by The sa,d Riee Vhss, and
Alexander Calder, the 2la 0et 1923, T. which
have been regularly admitted 10 record in The
County Court Of Monroe, We stall. pro coed 10
sell, to the highest bidder, FOR ready money, on
,he premises. on the 25ih day OF December
peit, one equal undiyidtA hal of the Sweet
Sulphur springs tract " land, lying in iht
county of Monroe, ? ! 2 miles from Union,
containing about f1r bonded and sixty five
acres OF land The trustees all make such
title as is vested ~ them 10 the purchasers,
and no other
HENRY ALEXANDER,
HUGH CAPEKI On, ! Trustees
Nov. % tide