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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

M0rICE-By virtue of a deed Of trust, eh-
ANI ecuted to the subscribers by Jeremiah
Ferguson, jr. and Judith hi, wife, on the Ion
day of January, 1927, and duly of record IN
the Clerks Office of the county court OF Bed
ford, we will proceed toSsell, TO the highest
bid Ter, for ready money, on the premises, on
the Odd day of August next, one tract OF 'ano'
living aud being in the county aforesaid on Tue
alters of Cradick's creek, containing 81 acres
be the same more or less, about one nan GEAR
ed and in good heart; further description IS
deemed unnecessary, as those disposed to pnr-
chase will first view the premises. Acting as
trustees we willconvey such title only as is vest
ed in US. though the title is believed 10 be good
JOHN n. KASEY, Tru'-
JOHN Massey, sr. tees.
July 81. "fwss
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Nfo llCE.-lhe subscriber having acted in
III the character ofDeputv SHERIFF for ,be la =
Thomas West sheriff OF the county of Cam.
bell, from June, 1926, until April. 1928. and
wishing 10 close all matters connected with his
oihciaidnlies whilst aching in that capa,,tv
hereby notifies all persons having claims O. de.
mands ag',>s the late Sheriff. for the ac,s nf
said deputy TO bring them forward immediate.
!y for adjustment and settlement. And all who
have claims against the subscriber individually
either by bond, note, or account, are likewise
requested, and hereby notified to present them
without delay; as this notification will he
pleaded in bar OF all such as are not presented
IN "a reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May IL. 3m77
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Certificate of pbgb. W;Jj;,

t~asaltacked during the last winter with
compliant to which had been more or less sub.
]ect iorseveral years, viz: the Bilious Choiic.
ana wncn, at this time. for four months was
uhGomnonly severe. In this situation applied
10 Dr'onn Howell, who put me under a
course OF ms Vegetable Family Pills" in con-
janctpn with his Golden Tmcture of China j..
Tue complaint was entirely subdued, and my
healtl perfectly restored in the course of four
or fv weeks, now enjoy my usual health,
and lave had no return Of nv former com.
piain' PHEBE WILT.
., No. 10, Arch street
fhIadetphiu, .ApriI 10, 1927.
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Certificate of CoJb1riue 4rbriSJo

al complaint in my right eye, which was
'inmed and weak /; an ulcer dlscharging vel
lowns'ter opened just below tie eye, on the
''Sn cheek; a surgical operation was pronoun-
Unnecessary by medical gentleman, but |
"Sshot willing 10 submit TO il. IL this state
Vi ue easel applied to DR.. Howell, who put
,"elnder course of his Gols2n Tinc,ure Of
ma An IN conjunction with his Vegetable Fa--
NY rus, which entirely supereedes the neces
'sp OF a surgical operation. The inAamma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
TERMS.

"A Nor apuum, pay able In advance.So sub
f o te received for less tiIne than six months
sefPO napsr viii be discontinued ut at the discretion
ana an IN, he Fditors) until all srrearases are pail
~ Advertisements ill be inserted at so cents per
rs tune sa 81 must Se p %" eq
n to their insertion, the payment assumed by
PANE responsible person in Lyncbbarg,
-, Cbancery Orders not exceeding squaresare in
serted for six dollars.
~ Allietters addressed to the Editors must be pos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

Montgomery CO. Upper Dublin Township,
September B, 1927.
DR.. Howell-Sr:
Ihaye been recommended TO call on you
for assistance for a child oil mine who is subject
e,s She was taken with them when about
ronr months old, and has them by spells ever
.inos She is now three years old. l have
had three PLY scians TO attend her, but all TO
nm nurnose. The child is hearty, with the ex'
oen,;on of those spells. Please 10 send me
,ew lines by the bearer, expressive OF your OPT
man whether you can cure or help her.
Yours, ISAAC WOOD.
This child, who had been subject to violent
fits for period of more than two years, was
.n,i,ely restored to health in few days, and
has continued free from them ever since.
CERTIFICATES.
Ibaye seen Mr.. Woods child repeatedly
since. and aver that she was entirely cured by
Dr. Howell, as represented in the aforesaid
tatement.
The case of Mr.. Woods child while it may
Justly excite our admiration, IS one which |
consider as marked with striking features. At
the early age OF four months she was seized
with fits, and suffered TO distressing degree,by
the violence of the paroxysms. Noiwithsiand-
ing the efforts of three very respectable pro-
fsssional gentlemen, the paroxysms continued
20 recur after the usual intervals, and with the
.,sual degree Of violence. This stale OF things
continued uatii the child reached her Ord year
that is for more than two years. DIR. Howell
was at length consulted but al time when Ill
Gle hopes were entertained by the family that
any effectoal service could be rendered by hui
man agency. But to the self graduation of'he
parents and the happiness of the little sufferer
complete, effectual and permanent relief was
almost Immediately obained. Alter the eAhl-
btion of few doses oil the medicine, her health
was established. A period of nine mouths has
since elapsed without a return ofthe paroxysm,
or even a symptom of the complaint. Having
a knowledge Of the fact aud acquainted with
the crcumstace of the case, cheerfnily sub
scribe to the reality and correctness OF the fore
going statement JOHN FIELD.
philadelphia, July /, 1929.
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EXCHANGE.

DRAFTS--on New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Washington City, Richmond and
Petersburg, for sale at small premium,
and in sums to suit purchasers, at the lottery
aud exchange Office OF b. w. HEW son,
Successor to S. l. NJ, Allen Il Co.
Lynchburg.
Fob
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SlfupINSa

NJ oW opening great variety ofoNUfFo,
IN viz: Maccoboy, Rappee, Narheioches
Scotch, irish, Hardham No. 9, Dicks Mar
Unique, Maccoboy, Eclipse. Snuff and Eclipse
Rappee, &c Howell DAViEo'
IuIg LIS
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l.,ARNNENS WanteA.

NHEN DOLLARS per month aud good fare
will be given for good laborers 10 work
on the Lynchburg Water Works, ii immediate
application is made to Mr.. A. Stein or the sub
sc,iber. J.VCT0R.
Junp % 800
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lhis subject Is sullicient--lf we had more such
farmers we should hear less of hard lines.1
Extract 80 Columbia, July 10. 1879.
Som" time since mentioned something re.
spe citing my son'in laws farmng. which you
seemed surprised AZ. will now give YOU n
statement Of part, ~ far nv | know, all OF
which is raised on n farm not exceeding 800 n.
cfes Ills people are, one grown man, aud
one not grown but able 10 plough, one d,stillef.
aud two girls about the house, no slaves. no
eolored people does he keep about him. Dur.
ing eymakiog and harvesting, he is obliged To
get few more han 5. say five or sir. for about
fifteen or twenty DAYS. MIR. does no,
work himself, but is always present 10 sec it 20
on right.
The proceeds of whiskey sold 10 Bal.
i'more $2,633
% hoss 600
Wheat, say 500 bushels at 81 65 77b
1887
In addition 10 this he takes many Other arii.
eies 10 market which am not able 10 make an
estimate Of. There Is oais, barley, hay, frui
and butter aud he faiiens from twenty to
thirty head oil large cattle every year his land
at this time will produce better crops than Il did
sore wears ago-you hear no noise, no busi1e
or confusion, about his house or farm every
Ting moves on quietly. We have hundred
Farmers in on, county that do as we'll as Mr..
-, and better too.
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Letter from Theodore P. II. Lyman.

DR.. Hopel-SW, would iuform you, that in
the summer of 1926, | was severely afflicted
with the Liver complaint, or something ap.
proximating nearly to Consumption. had
made use of different medicines for some little
time, without any radical alteration tor the
better, when ! was induced by a particular
Tieud, Mrs l., 10 make use of your PITS
AN Ibid so, III conjunction with the Famik
PHis, and IN three OF four weeks was perfect
ly restored to health, and have enioyeG it un.
interruptedly up TO The present time Should
these remarks be OF any service 10 you, you
are al liberty to make what use you think pro-
per tthan. Sincerely vor
THEODORE p. II. LYMAN.
Philadelphia, Aprii 30. 1927
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ton was removed. The ulce, ho,,oJ
strength of the eve was en,;rel. ,s',. a'o Tue
out The pain. Inconvenience, and scar Of WI" Wv"
sical ope, alton. VI sur
CATHARINE ARBRIsTo.
-, No. 2s2 Market ST. above sth
Phiiad Aprii 26, 1927. 'N'e ''"'
HE subscriber, who is appointed agent for
Virginia, has this DAY received y Ia,.e
supply of DR. John Braser Howelis veeetablc
Medicines which will be sold at PhiIaIelpbi.
prices Howell DAVIES.
AGENTS
Mr.. James MckiIdoe, Richmqnd
MeSsrs. Bragg, Jones and Co. PetersburD
Ofwhom may be had DR.. John B. Howell, W..
getable Medicines generally.
Howell DAVIES.
May Is.
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SILK COCOONS.

As the culture VI silk has been commence ed
expef mentally, IN all paris ii the union, many
Inquiries are made for n market for the socoons,
and we adopt TINS mode oil replying to Our nu
merous correspbn eats who ask Information on
the subject. AT this lime II is heievt d there is
no market for ooooons IN the United States. A
society has been established IN Phiadell,h ia for
promoting the Gu ture OF silk. one object Of
which is to purchase cocoons bat al the last
accounts we have bad, they were not prepared
to purchase, bu: entertained hopes of soon be-
ing so. We have endeavpred 10 impress upon
the minds OF our readers the fact thai much Of
the prof Of the silk culture will arise from
the Keeling Of the cocoons, even when market
is established but, under present circum stan
ces, the cocouns should be reeed a. the raw
silk will fluid ready market in any Of the large
cities. The process of reeiiug appears very dit
ficull AT first aud so IT really is to an unpract,
sed hand aud SO would be the simple act oi
spinning cotton on common wheel but after
a little experience II becomes quite easy and
simple. II is necessary III every thing 10 get
the use Of the tools and The fingers before work
can be done properly and with facity-notniDg
more is wanted IN silk reeling, TO enable any
woman to reel q pound of raw silk day.
Profitable Farming an Pennsyipania The
following extract Of letter, is from one oil the
most respectable gentlemen in Pennsylvania,
who may be relied upon for ihe correctness VI
the facts asserted. The articles produced on
the farm, exclusive Of the whisisey, hogs and
W heat would certainly amount 10 sufficient to
pay the expenses Of the farm, and lransporia-
| ton of the three principal articles to lnarke,
the cattle would be worth about $50 head
| $780, il only twenty we're fauenej. With the
! article Of butter alone. we learn verbally, he
| pays 81! bis sroceTs Bills. A brief remark or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
Wdrren county, Nop. Is, 1928

Warren county, Nou. Is, 1928
DR. John b. HOtoeH,
DEAR Sin-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 tor Il number OF years in my
own particular asG, besides administering them
to grsat nunoer vi persons under variety OF
forms of disease, and always with the happ;est
results. oae pa Ocular aud remarkable case
was that of Miss s.. This lady was affiict-
ed, for period OF Two yerrs, wnh gandular
sweings of very large size, which after be-
ing fully developed, broke and discharged a
great deal OF matter, by which she was reduced
to very low and weakly state. The approach
of the tumors was announced by pricI<ing SEN
salon or itching on the surfHce, Inflammation
then proceeded rapidly, until they were fluffy
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived,
her practice was 10 take one pill, and by The
use of the pills foI twelve weeks, taking only
TWO week, the growth OF tie tunors was ar
rested, and their subsequent appearance en-
trely prevented after which she continued 10
mend. and gained strength very rapidly. Pre-
vious TO this, she had been attended by a very
respectable medical gentleman, bur without ef-
fect-and to the use of the Family Pills alone,
I do not hesitate 10 ascrbe her extraordinary
E5storatisn.
Another case was that ola child subject TO
6is in which instance they did not fail to &C
compaish a complete cure. | have exhibited
them in Dysentery Bilious complaints, Debit
~, 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 mild purga.
tive is required.
With sentiments ofesteem,
Respectfully yours,
Holm FIELD
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p. 8. II may nor be improper 10 superadj,
that in my own personal instance, few weeks
since, suffered from an attack of something
like Dysentery, and found few doses of The
Pills to remove it ellectuaIy, unaided by any o.
lher means. F.
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DR.. =oWlL-sS
VEGETABLE MEDICINES

U T. II Z II n Il L L.
Montgomery CO. Upper Dublin Township, !
SeptemJer B, 1927.
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th's suffice, Is suficient-lfw We had more such
farmers we should hear less Of hard limes1
Extract -C Columbia, July 10. 1879
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9yH'lT ANRIVAASs

yuyHE subscriber has just received n num-
Der OF staple and fancy articles, TO many
of " ich he invites the particular atten ion of
the ladies'. They are in part as follows;
Fancy GAUGE hdkfs. and Scarfs
Painted Belts aud Belt Ribbons, Bonnet and
Can do
Battiste and grass Cambrcs
A few pieces very superior Bingham
100 pieces Calicos-latest siyle
| piece superior French Bopbazine
Italian Luslrings Levantines, Senshaws,
silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
Irish Linens and Lawns, Thread Edgings and
Circassians, Lastrings and Bombagettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green and Pink I lorences
DO Satins
White and Black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss, Jaconet and Null Muslins
Corded and checked Muslins
Rankin and Canton Grapes
Ladies' and geniIemens' Beaver Glcves (vcry
superior)
A few pieces very superior Cloths aud
A general assortment OF Domestics,
All al the most reduced prices, nsd more daily
expected. IL. ALLISON.
July 2. ts92
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WlRGlNiA, to wit AT aQuarterly Court, held for
" Halifax county, the 24th day of August 1899
Armistead Barksdale, plif. against William Terry
Elisha Barksdale. John II. Wmbish, John Hunt
VIM A. Thompson, Isaac Il. Terry and Armstcad
w. Terry, dehs.
The defendant Vim. A. Thompson, not having eutored
ms appearance and given security according the act
OF Assembly and the rules of this court and appearing
TO the Court that he is nhabtant this common
wealth -on motion of the plaintiff, by Counsel: II is
ordered that the sad defendant, VIM A, Thompson do
appear here on the fourth Monday in November next
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy fthis or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
the town OF Lynchburg for two months and
posted at the front door of the courthouse ohs coupy
on some Court day. 10y
A copy--Peste, NM HOLT. DC.
Sept. 10, Vim
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AT0rICE Will be offered for sale, AZ pub.
~ lie auction, at the residence the late
John II. Burton, in Campbell county, on
Thursday the 9th day oil Nov. neat IL fair, il
not, the next fair day. and 10 continue from
day to day until completed, all the perishabe
part OF the estate OF the said Burton, consisting
Of sundry Slaves, stock oil Horses, Cattle,
Hogs and Sbeep-also all the household aud
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, n wagon
and gear. one Oh cart, a carriage and harness
aud sundry other valuable articles too numer.
Gus 10 mention. Terms OF sale will be liberal
and made known on the day.
MARC ARET G.. BURTON,
AdministralrlA OF John II. Burton, dec.
Oct /. wtdsl4
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YP WILL sell from 300to 900 acres OF unclear
! ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. tits well adapt.
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the different
hind oil grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood is well watered, and lies better than any
tract its size in this part ofthe country II Is
SO situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water. The terms
will be very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire Of the subscriber, one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. SO
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ArOlICE.-WAs committed to The Jail 81 the
~ Corporation of THE town OF Lynchbufg,
on Thursday the 18th Of Augas last, mulato
man who calls himself PR SION. The said
runaway Is about five ft.l Ten inches high, -
bu.hy hend OF hair. aud large whiskers, about
twenty five years ofage, he Is light mulalto
lie had with him when committed, the following
articles OF do,hing n coat OF domestic manu-
facture, of light gray, panialoons oi the same,
a iurred cup The owner 10 hereby requlred
10 come forward prove property and take away
the sad property. or he will be dealt with nc
ccrdnc TO Inv.
N. h. The SAID runaway says he belongs TO
WIN. I. Perkins, Of the state OF Mississippi
SAMUEL BKANSfoHD, Ja'or.
nc, % 3m2O
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FOR RENT.

NE Sweet sulphur Spring for Sac.
hBi virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 Inc
n.D subscribers the ID Oct. 1926, by Rice
Vass and Polly his Wife, to secure the pay ment
OF $1,000, due TO Alexander Calder as stated in
deed oil trust aforesaid, and also in pursuance
OF an agreement entered into by the said Rice
Vass and Alexander Calder, The 2lst Oct. 1928.
and have been regularly admitted to record 10
the county court OF Monroe, we shall proceed
10 sen, 10 the highest bidder, for ready money,
OF the premises, on Saturday the l4,h ofsNoy
next one equal undivided half of "the SWEEP
sulphur SPRING tract of Land, living in the
county OF Monroe, 2 l-2 miles from Union
containing about 465 acres of Land. The trus
lees Will make such title as is vested in them TO
the purchaser and no other.
HENRY ALEXANDER,
HUGH CAPERTON.
0ets. 4wl6
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FOR sac OR BARTElG,

n TRACT of Land containing 206 acres
sSA situated in the county OF Bedford, and
Campbell, about miles south west Of New
London, aud mile from the Academy, There
Is about % or 30 acres cleared having on it
some fine fruit tfee,, well watered, bat without
improvements HE said and is as good as u.
nv IN that section of the country. Ia payment
OF the above land would take young negroes
a, fair price Apply TO Col. Alcs. Auslin,
Who lives adjoining the land. or To the sub'ct.
ber, in Montgomery county, near Salem who
wishes 10 sell the place on which he lives. 90
,he main western rond. miles from Salem, on
Rouuoak river. we'll improved. containing sos
acres about SO of which is cleared, aud nearly
MI fresh. would lake one half the value in
Young nssroos, should i, suit purchaser.
EDMUND L. WHITE.
August 90. WIS.,
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Fall and Winter Goods.

ENHE subscribers having NOW received tho
greater part OF their FALL and WIN
TER GOODS. respectfully invite their custom
eu, and purchasers generally. 10 examine their
present extensive afsorlmenI Ia the fAhcY
nsr, they have the pleasure Of offering, at the
most moderate prices, the following
Superior black Italian Lnsuings
Richest blk. Satin Levahlines
Blk and blue black Gro de Nap Silks
Bik. Corded Gro de zsnns. snew article
Printed baiteestc, various shades ana hgures
Rich figured ismarinss. extremely cheap
Sal Ina, Modes aud florences. every Stale
Gro lie Nap silks, every shade
Partisan Plnid Gro de Maps, new style
few pieces Nankm aud Canton Grapes
Caliooes. an extensive and beautiful assorr mt
Blk Crcnssians aud Bombazines
Ladies steel mixed Habit Cloths
London brown and imperial blue Pelisse Cloths
Blue and scarlet herlno Cloths
Iambored Book Mndins richest figures
PLAIN, Swiss and Book do
Oh add Cd Jaosnsts and Cnmbfios
A few pieces 81 Medium Musns, elFgant
1. 81 aud 6-1 Thibd 5ha"ls
Merino Long Shawls, stst order
Embroidered Paris Crape shawls and Senrfs
?glmarine aud SILK Shaws
Lace Capes, Collare,s and relerines, splen did
| Deooupo aud Bnrege Dress Shawls
Artificial Wroalhs aud Roses
al and ii Bohbinei Laces, plain and figured
Thread aud Bobbnel EdgIngs
Richest Brussels Laces
| Silk aud Bobbinpt do handsomrst style
Bobbnei Luce Wells. white aud black
| Fine Lasns. nud Linen CHmbric Ildkfs.
Cotton silk aud NorFted Hosiery "A lull assoft
Fine, and supe fine grass blenched lush Linens
few piece, superior Thread Calnbri,ks
A beautiful assortment ntD agtc Bonnet Rib
huns
variety Of richest embroidered Belt Ribbons
Ladies embroidered Mus aud Horse Skin
Gloves
few Ooxes faucy Cap Ribbons
Wine lnstring Ribbon. solid colors
Ladws aud Geniemrns black aud white Silk
Gloves
Plain WHITE Merno Cloths, a new and beautiful
article
case fashionable Leghorns. ~ SC &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
4 few pieces ert,a 6as Eng. Cloth, blue and
black
An elrgani assortm NJ fine u $ pei6ne fpg ISL
1l1ts, including blue, slack. olive. slo,I
mix, and eyrfv fasl inna c shaae
super double NIL Ell Dab Cosdags
Fine and supetfoe biut am .lacl, Cashmere
few piec.s auper prab, do. double and single
miled
Superior black, aud blue bnrk silk I,iyct
Ma settles, S~aos Town and Valencia ' s,ugs
scotch iahids nna camhlels
few pieces ezns Manehesfer Cords
A case fancy lnfed Saonels faa5g Gnish
Several cases meainm to
Several bales hearg FONT Is ,uleit
A large supply English Dont. Blankets
(Red Strpe) the lafges as cheapest ever
known
Fine and medium nannels Of 10y color
Green Serge aud Booking Ban
Several pieces in grain carpclngs hundsomesi
figures
I'd aud Al brown and bleaohrd DomoaGos
Sd and Plaid do. indigo biHs
81 brown aud blearhed Wslham She,tro
bale superior unbleachel Sea biaHf Surfing
A few pieces ID real Russia Sheelirgs
Piaids and plain Lindseys for servants wear
Several bale. double mhled Army Iolhb
Double mllled Mart Coltons, No t.b
A full assortment Spun Cation, &c. &c. &c.
DAVID * ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. 10.
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lrl Y the directions OF the will of John Han
- sard, dec. late OF the county of Amherst
winch will has been duly recorded in the SUI
prrinr Cnurt Of snd county, will be exposed
to sale, On the premises, On the ID day OF Jan
uary mex, that part ot lie said Trstator' tract
OF land, lying in the county OF Amherst, which
adjoms the lands OF Anthooy Rucker, dec. and
which is TO be separated from the remainder
of the tract, by the road from Tnsleys line.
(wiih the SpiIng Included 10 VIM. McDau.
Iel'5 line, to the Mansion House tract A PIa;
aud Survey OF the land will be present on the
day ofsale-and the land will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cnsh, unless the terms of
sale should he otherwise directed by the dew.
sees, John, Ambrose, Archey, Sophia, Pully,
Pamela and Caroline children of the Testator,
aud between whom The proceeds are dnccted
to be divided
BENZ. TALiAFERRo, High Sheriff
ol Amherst county. md as such, ad
minlstrator with the wIil au-
nexed of Johu Hansard
deceased.
Sept q Ids