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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
lands FOR SALE.

IHIIE Subsefib.r ofT-rs for sale the follow
- ing valuable properly, m terms consis
tent with tho Oppressed prices of Lands, TO
Wit.
One tract OF land. at prssept occupied by
Charts l.. Dibiell. E'q. situated IN { iml'bell
county, on tho Great Wesern Road, lrsding
10 Richmond, about miles from Lyuehburg.
being very healthy, hne water, and we'll imPfo-
we'd, and every necessary building Tor the &C.
commodaiwn OF gentsel family.
A.o, tract of land situated in the neigh.
boohood Oft he old Iron Works. about the same
distance from By ehburg. eonisining 7bo acres,
with plantation that will work 10 or ~ hands
10 advantage +; the present residence oil CHRIS.
Moore, Esq. This is one OF the most prOdne-
tive farms IN The county, the land being mostly
fresh aud very fertile aud may conveniently
I've divided, 10 make two handsome farms, sns-
ceptiblc OF greet Improvement. Any person
wishing To possess himself Ola tract OF land oil
uncommon worth, asto fertility, convenience
60 market health, good water. NC. &c. &c. IL
Invited 10 look nj this land n the above men
toned plantations are not sold IN few weeks,
each of them will be 10 rent aud possess ion
given ON or before the Doth day of December
neat. wihthe pIivilsg. I'll seeding wheat, &c
10 proper lime tins fell.
I also offer for sale. the Bethel Estate, late
the property Of Beonei A. Crawford, Esq. con
tisliog of,he principal tari OF the town, &c.
the Ferry, with 4o0 acres Of land adj joining
thr,s 0. From peculiar circumstances attend
ding lhIa propery aud its owner, !, may De
tough, hIee8 b ap.
also ,s.sh 70 rel 3 ether tracts, one near
The fri men ioaed land, containing $50 acres,
with smaI plantation, IN good order. but no
bu Ildiog, mostly wood land. One other tract
laying on the waters VI Opossun. creek, about
4 miles from LyncbbuIg, ali in woods, contain
ing 254 acres onH other uae,, living in Am.
hersi, about three miles from LyDchbnrg, COR
tanning l2U acres, unimpfosed.
All or any part OF the above mentioned pro
periy be bought on accommodating terms. a. -
price. time OF payment, &c. &c. on application
10. NJ. LAMBETH
P.S. have been concise ia The description
OF the above named property. prtsuming no
person will purchase without 6ra viewing for
themselves. M. l..
June 81 w1w
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On Com ignm emf.

W utei > a. iayl Brand For sale bv
LANCASTER I. MARSH
June 81 o,
ETiRGlNlA.-Ati Rules holden IN the Clerkis I'll
" otthe Hastings Goa. ofLynchburg the IN dov -
d 'reh, ls3l-Richard Wright PIT. against Manrire
II Garland, Elijah DAVIS, Samuel Garland Samuel h.
Davies Beverly Davies, Elijah Fletcher John } PM.
aud Benjamin Nonel, Executor Of Spencer Nor,ss
deceased. ~
IN CHANCERY
The defendant Elijan Davis, not hayIpp enteyed liz
appearance and given security act ordnr to tho ct
Assembly and the rules this court, and il Appearing
by satisfactory evidence that 10 is moi an babant
OF thls country II ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day of Juae Court peu
aud answer the bill of The plan, and that COPY Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
Prted IN tle town Of Lynchburg for two months sue
cossivey aud posted the front door of the courtbo,
III tho SAID town. copy-t'este.
janis BENAGH, Ok.
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Musical knstrumen 3,

HAVE just received an assortment of Mn.
n slcal insiru ments CONSISTING Of CIar;uneu.
q Flutes, tipped & pfain, Oclsss flutes rJas
sioleits of superior quality. Which wil~6s
sold low for cash. EDWARD BROWN
June 27,
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THWST SSAANe
I'M MONDAY THE 18TH

ouHy OF July hsAI, shall proceed TO sell,
nj public auction, at Campbell Court house
III being couTl day. for cash. certain trac, of
land, lying in the county of Campbell ,on Little
Troublesome Creek, containing 100 acres, be
there more or less. The sale will he made in
pursuance OF a trust deed, executed 10 ME b,
Philip Shuster, and Mary his wife, for the puf-
pose therein mentioned, and duly recorded in
the Clerks office in the county ofC Campbell
The land has some gooa soil, simbered with
pine, rs also The lands adjoining has on il Il
goods SITE, where once was erected a Saw Nil, ,
but suffered to decay by the removal of the
proprietor. 9he title is believed iodsput able
but SHALL convey such only as is vested in
me. ABNER EARLY, Trustee.
June l6. v3v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

W lRGiNla-At Court held for the county of cbT
" lotte the 9th day of March, lo3i-Wilam Ne
tuqua, Plaintiff, against George w. DeatoD deieuuau
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant George w. Deaton not haVos
entered his appearance according TO the act oil hsso
bly, and the rules of this court. Bnd it appearing 10
satisfaction OF the that he is not 'u
State, on the motion Of the plaintiff, by COUNSEL '
Moeday IN Inc n sa'a his sud
answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security for To-
ming the decree of the court, and that copy on ~
order be inserted in some newspaper printed III ~
town of yncnburg for two months successfully sDS
posted the front door of the courthouse, IN the
county ACopy-Teste, r.
Aprl4
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ARTHUR b. DAWES.
April lS u2m

" Clerk alice OF tie county cour, of Pltts5 lgana
OIL Monday, tho 18th day of April, 1881:
Elijah Fletcher, Plaintiff against William A. Towle3
and Catbarine Lamb, defendants
IN CHAkCERY
Tho defendant Townes not having entered HI,
appearance given security according the actofAs.
scmby aud the rules of this court and appearugby
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabtant ofhs
common" cath motion of tho plaintiff, by counsel.
II is oro I'd, that the said defendant do appear here
GA the lhiId Monday in June next, and answer the
b!ll Of the lantf and that copy of this order be
Forthwith Inserted i'll the l., nchburg Virgiuian news.
paper published III tn. town of Lynchburg for two
moths successfully, aud another copy posted al the
front door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
w. L. A. TUNSTALL, DC.
Al ri IL ,vor
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Cloths, Cassimeres, sc,

SA0tNs, CaSSlmereS, &c.
pieces Steel mixed Ciobs
pieces indigo blue do
= pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable brown
= pieces black imperial summer Cloth, a new
aud splendid article for Gentiemens' wear
pieces merno Cashmere
pieces Indigo blue do
pieces drab do
topieCes fashionable Marsei'les, Valencia and
Silk Vrsiing
White aud colored Crayats
Black Italian Cravats
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn
Blue Yarn
With large aud general assortment OF
H.4RDHARE, GROCERIES, &c.
May 9.
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w EI,'G 4 Il u

YnHE highest cash prlce viii DO given for
u WHEAT, and all other kinds OF county
dlOduce. L. 4 KERR.
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
VIA. TUNSTALL, DC.
AlrIs w9m
riIs

TFIRGlNIA.--Ai Rules holden in the Clerks Office
" of the Hastings Court OF Lynchburg the 7th Jay q
March, l53l-James ID. Watts, guardian OF Thomas
Johnson, plaintiff against Archibald Lewis, William
rockingham, Zachariah Cochran, john Jordan, Camp
b1 Franklin, Sanue Miller, George Wyford, Samuel
Anthony, Lancaster IL Marsh, Samuel Steel Samuel
Burc1 and AlOnson Winston, Defts.
IN CHANCERI.
The defendant Archibald Lewis, not having enter.
cd his appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules of this court,
aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is not tnhabtant of this country 1t Is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here the s day
of the June Court aud the bill ofthe PLAIN
till. and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper printed III the town 81
Lyuchburg for two months successfully and posted at
the front door OF the courthouse III the said
Copy-leste,
JAMES BENAGH, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
JOHN G.: SHELTON
TAIALl.s

one do0' o6ors ID: G. D. Tan. aud no
orsi Daeies's, 'FFe'#s
EorEcIfuLLf form. HI, r..
- customers and the failic general, n'asi.
no mas Jas' returned from the cities Of n oat
anu rh'iadeiphia, where he spent son, .eft
!, :" purchasing stock of Splendid Good. Tine
lae. soeh as hne and snper6ne Cloths "a =, ll's
H s,es, yrs'nss, Trimmings. Stocks. G Ns,.
sold very low for cash: ''eh vii b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
look at this.

TfliiE subscriber has nsu Giss zhi sessfs
~ GAuYsiis and Wagons, which he will ell
al The lowest prize for cash. Those who wsni,
are invited 70 call e. examine Cor themselves
hrfers sliev buy. Ills shop is on 9TH street,
near Mr. Po.'s Ian Ysrd.
GEORGE COCHRAN.
June 10. w4~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
JAMES BENAGH, clk.
April WIN

"A L Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF Anae
L \ County Court, on the Cd day of May 1881.
David IiigginbotlInm, Daniel Higginbotham 81 Ihom'
under the style and firm of ID. & ID. HgginbOiham a
Co. Plaintiffs against Charles l.. Christian and Peter
+. Christian Executor of John Christian, (B.) deed.
IN CHANCERY.
Tho Defendant Charles l.. Christian not having CO.
tered his appearance and given security according 70
the act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court aud
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an IN
habitan of this country II is ordered that said de-
PENDANT do appear here the first day of July Court
next, and the bill ofthe plaintiff, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lyncn
burg Vrginian for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
at tue front door of the Court house Of this county
Copy-Teste
ARTHUR b. DAVIES.
Maybe WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

"A 7 Rules hold il the Clerks Office of Anhcre TSrf,
u - ~ Court GU he fourth day ofApril, Ja3l.-Rots
EFT II. Anderson, Willis IL. Wills and Mayo CabeIi
merchants and partners, acting and trading under tho
style and firm OF X ohert II. Anderson " 60 Pitts
against Charles l.. Christian, and Peter +. Christian
Executor of john Christian, dec Delts--In { -
~.
The defendant Charles L. Christian not hayi.- inter-
ed his appearance and given security ... >
to the of Assembly and the rules of tins con- 49, =
appearing by satisfactory evidence tha' be- j. rot
an inilabant oG this country-it 10 oIderf- ,..- he
said defendant do appear here the LIST da Il tile aeAt
June term, aud answer the bill of the pitt. O. = nat
copy oil this order be forthwith inserted H. tie uch-
burg Nirgnian for tive M iths successipey, ass!ed
at the front door of the courthouse this y.
copy-Teste,
ARTHUR b. DAWES.
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CASSIMrprs
6 pieces extra single mil 80.

-, "s to "iii, very linz
y 10 sno 40 new Spring Mernots. ne .,.,
2 do Light brown
. do Dark do
do Lavender, with b.ack 0od.,
did quality "''' Que OF spien.
Aud !. almost every thing suitable fo, CT,
"ien summer wear, of the fir, ~ "rh 'ie.
as oiaeh' Give aud brown Bom6a1 ~, such
mer Gioih' Imperial Cord, r. sum
regent 90, drab aud mtX'd Casbmo.,,, '"'ihs,
aud buf Satteens ''o''8S, white
sestinSs, of splendid Patterns
r'ain' oiack figured Silk, bes, Engl,.h -,
Baii and figured Aisfsedles 80" VINO
White and buff Wetins
pieces splendid Valeneias. "
W Tue subscriber having been soIio;,.,.
many OF ms friends and Customers In 10y
loi III II accommodation Stock pf ii oI'e
ms iinf, and having done so-invIt.s ,,,,' - u
call ana examine the Style 81 Goods and 49,. -
And feels assured they will not fail Ia F..
hlm with their patronage. He has. al.n ~ Il
latest and most approved London, New VI
q Philadelphia fashions 4 will receive ,ber, :. a
golariy,~rI any & every article in Gs I,ua ,..
ing made arrangements with sotne Of Tho a.,
aud most fashionable TailoIs, and MIA en-
OF The largest importers ia thi. souutr, +,
that effect ny "
N. B. All orders in his line will ,nss,.i.
prompt attention.
May 2. 3m
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TURNER a. a HExxA,
CASH. SI'DAMa
pa NIX SDITA ARE

TURNER q a EEkEAa
GAaE1 S4DA&a
BANk-SQUARE,
a RE DAILY receiving fresh supplies Of
IA Spring aud Summer Goods, pun hased at
auc on and for cash, Ia the New York. Phi a
deph.a and Baltimore Markets. Their Stock
at this time is larger than il has been al any
torner period, and presents as strong induce
menis as regards variety OF style, quailns and
prices as any in this place. Their Stock of
Fancy Goods 10 large and general, and always
comprise the latest Northern styles. AS they
do not confine themselves 10 Spring and Fall
purchases, one Of the house beng almost con-
sIaniy in the Northern Markets, they believe
they can ut all times give bargains to their
town and country friends.
The advantages they posse 80 are such as 10
enable them to buy upon as favor ahle forms as
any house in the Stale of Virginia, and their
business beng cash one, taey are deter
mined TO sell their Goods not at credit but cash
prices.
To Country Merchants they would particular
y recommend their Stock. The follow ng
articles are a few of their assortment 10 which
Ihey invite The a'tentpn OF the public:
CALICOES.
pices handsome Sp'mg Patterns
caIMsuAMs.
20 pieces Seersuckes Ginghams
30 do Adrianope do
d do Cd do
30 ds Bal.te Gingha ms and Robes
Painted Muslin. for ladies dresses
CAMBRICS, &C.
100 pieces A aud "a Gamble Mu.lins from
Is. Cd. q Is. 81. per yard
SO pieces Go do Demi Cambria and ia
comet Muslin
80 pieces Ga Null and Book Muslin
SILKS,
Splendid Cbnngeable figured Silk
Do plain do
Matleonies superior black Italian Lustring
pieces Grape De Lyon
Fancy Hdlfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety OF Gau2a Dres. Il andkerchiefs
DO Grape do
DO do Scarls
Do GsuZe do
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CLOTHS,

P'eotS efIId sup. London UlacA flo,h
splepdid '''otn, truly
10 DO do do blue do
q DO do do do eroe, "' do
fashionable shades '" NJ The mosl
. 90 90 do do brown do
90 do do do Diva ~ %
2 do Steel nis'd do 90 very Gae
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June o7.
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June2o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-15

~ 1891. ' ~ '
Jane. Gsrdnsr L'kO Gardner Elliot GMdne Gardner
her next friend and Guardian, BooL and Elizabeth hi,
wife john Rio hard and France, his wife, Watts and Fran
e'' his VILE mn ThIuon AnDsh Thu,on Thus.
ton, Comu,t,
sganst
Benjsmn Bske,ir administrator Of Co neu, Miller deeesed
Iiiman Ray and Elizabeth hi, wife, William Dunn Thul-
'on snu Nooet oniPlsyj and Nancy his wife, Defdt.
This day came the complainan Zsehsfh u CenJen ESQ
their Attorney and filed their hill complaint sxsnd the
dsnt' praying for the sale Of lot Of land lying Vi
onnsh and two tracts parcels oflsnd lying said county
containing about 4 the other about which
nsu' miller deeesd lately died. seized and Peesd and di
vbion OF tito Of SALE according the rights the
respectively entitled tbersosud appearing by satisfactory
asnos that the defendants Tmsn Ray Elz, wife
Wilsn Dunn Tuds ThustOn Bnbert Shpey and Nancy
MS vile, are not inhabitants Of ns stseon the
eonPsInnt by herssid Attorney, oIdersd
sent deiendsnt do here the fourth
sn1 he 'hsw cause they why the said lot
aud tracts land shall not be sold divided
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted the Richmond
20 two months s,yeIy aud that copy posted the
front door OF The UouIihouIs Of this county
A Copy. Teae,
GEO. HEALY, NJ G.
July 8. I7-eS,s
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"Muos TrI sraAiss US.vSo"

From Pculson's American Daily Advertiser
The following beautiful Epaph discovered
Portrait Of Washington tho family from England w
copy by permission from Transcript tho hand hi
ldto Judge Washingons
WASHINGTON,
Tho defender Of his connry-tho oundor OF Liberty
Tho ftiend OF Man.
History md Tradition - explored in
FOR parallel to his character.
IL the annals of modern greatness q.
he stands alone,
And the nobles names of antiquity
Lose their ustre in his
Bonn tho benoiactor of mankind,
He united pill the greatness necessary
To an lustrous
Nature made him great,
He made himself virtuous
Called by his county to tho defence OF Ter liberties,
Ho tfiumphantly indicated tho rights OF humanity,
And on tho pillars OF National tndepo nic uoo,
Laid the foundation of great Republic
Twice invested with Supreme Mag iraoy,
by the unanimous vote of free pc oplc,
Ho surpassed in the Cabinet
The glorios of the Field,
And voluntarily resignng the Scepro and tho sword.
Retired TO tho shades Of privats life.
A spectacle and sublime,
Was contemplated with the profoundest admiration.
And tho name Of Washington,
Adding new lustre TO Humanity,
kssoundsd to the remotsst regions Of tho Earth.
hagnanmous in Youth,
Glorious through life,
Great in Deuth,
His highest ambition tho happ,noss OF mankind
His noblest Sistory tho conquest OF himselc
Bsqueathing To posterity tho inheritance his Fame
and his Monument tho Of
He lived the ornament OF the 18th Century. -
lie died regretted by mourning world
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-15

wac charged with, when the REVOLUTION hs.L. nm,
~hico drove NO house o, B5urpoa from stss Tboas.
H. IN eonequence Of this event. powers were ne
cesary Tor tho agent In order 10 be entitled 10 prose-
cute his mission there formed here.
the highest hopes Of advantage hon the liberal system,
which, was naturally expected, regereraisd Frame,
would adopt towards us. Could ono think other wis,
10 tact, on seeing placed at the head Of the Govern
ment OF that Kingdom, the distinguished men who 90
osn 70 ING I1uoe and in their writings, have pro.
e'Amsd principles favorable TO H,yti aud r.x,rjiu.
in lofty pon: OF Wow, tbs relations between H,vs
and France loudly condemned tho exorbi,an, de and,
Of he fallen Government
Contrary TO all expectation, tho Havti.n E,vos ,ool
upon himself to 60 beyond his Inissou. II. hs, ~.
turned after years absence, brio xng two treaties
tanning conditions no was not authorized to sgrse TO-
ana viii ID, consequently, I could not ra,ify.
Haytiens-the Consul General ad inter;m of Franc.
mas declared, because OF this refusal of rattle on
my part that the relations of friendship between France
am anu ~, ayu nave ceased hat reflections suggested
oy ths strange declaration The fate of Hayt might
men be made to depend upon convention signed in
france by Hayden Envoy, whatever wrong the a.,
tse might be tainted with. The treaties in quest
are then treaties imposed upon us! Haytens in order
20 DC at peace, we must always be prepared 10 defend
mat which is most dear to u.s. liberty and national
independence In holding yourselves cd for ,nv
events that hatred and Injustice can alone brn. .ho
command, at all times the respect of those WIN .e.k 10
appreciate you. Let foreigner, whom confidence ba,
brought Shores find the security which the law.
and our loyalty guarantee to them.
Civil and military functionaries Won will donb,.s,
IN all contingencies, fulfil your duties. The command.
ants oil ACCOMPLISHMENTS especially, will bear in mini
ways, the honorable but fearful responsibility which
rests upon them Let my instructions of May 1921
and january, 1924, remind them CONSTANTLY n th.;,
obligations to their country.
Hay'iens,.you will be faithful 10 your solemn oa,b,,
renewed each year and by this fidelity will be vorth
oil tho protection Of Divine Providence Your p,,,;c
'ism and your courageous determination whatever h.
your future destiny will command the esteem Of III.
world and the admiration Of postertv
From the National Palace at Port.au. Prince la,h
June, IS3l-of our independence %. BOYER
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June 10.

a L0UCESTER LOW GROUNDS FOR SALE
IN ny the last will OF the late DIR. Gain, D,an the
subscrIbsrs are authorized 10 SELL and thsy now sff;
9r sale, his valuable Estate, lying on Ware River la
me county Of GoeSser in The State OF Virginia, about
hfee miles from The Court House, eonianng $50 acres
nearly the whole OF which s low ground, and about
IoO acres are cleared, and in high stats Of sultvs-
on well aiaped 10 the growth OF Indian Cora, Wheat
and Barley There 10 a Spaeicus Dwelling House, and
al oher necessary cut boutes, 10 good rspsr, on this
E'taie, situated on the bank OF tho River-F,b s,d
oysters OF the best quality are l,ken 10 tight OF III.
Rouse more minute description is deemed I'M.
nece"ary, a preiumed any person Wishing 10 Dur.
chase will hrsi examine the preuises, which will b..
shown by the manager MT. G. w. Billups pur chaser
OF the land can be accommodated with Az many slaves
as he may require to cultivate it, aud also The farming
utensils and stock OF every de'eriptn. The ume Of
payment VIII be made 10 suit the purchasers For fup.
toer Parheula letter addressed 10 Christopher Temp.
kin', al Ma'hsw' Court Houss, Va will meet due al
isniion' CHR ToMPKtNS, 2ESe.utsss Of
JOHN ID. JARVIS, ! Gains Drnn
81, HENRY w. TABB, Sdee'd.
may lV 1922 6uo.
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HENRY o. MIDDLETON, residing in Fredo.
81 rcksburg, Virginia, offers his services 10 per.


IL ricksburg, Virgins, offers his services to PER-
sons who wish 10 have their Western Virginia lsndd
secured BY the acts OF the las, Virginia Lesi,atur,
which are published for the information of those cor :.
cerned; the Importance OF immediate attention 10 tbe
payment Of the duo on their lands viii bs con.
sidcred.
Persons holding lands can got information Of what
YAK Is uue by communicating with mo at Fredericks.
burg, Wa certificate CT deposit in any specie. paS
ing bank in the United Sa,es, will be applied mmedi.
atey 10 the discharge OF atearages for TAX or 10 anv
other tu'iness transacted. -, -
he will continue TO give his personal services eiskt
months in the year, to the lands or Other
business, west Of the Allegheny Mountains. will have
lands accurately re-surveyed, and attend in person to
IKE saies.
Northern Merchants and other persons wishing aSv
business rap'asticns negotiatsd debts collected and
bonded for, in any part of Virginia, may rely ON tho
most satisfactory and prompt despatch.
My compensation sha be mod crate, TO be paid after
the render OF services In the investigating Of land
titles, and making sales am willing to contract Ter
portion OF the land secured the de OF sales
out In all instances oil arrearages of taxes must be-
provided Tor. | keep an Office four months in Tho
year, In Fredericksburg, Va: and eight months h
Lewisourg, Greenbrier County, Va My correrpo
dents will direct to for tho next three
months, post paid
AS am stranger to many who may re ad ih, adver.
usement, refer 10 John Meteaio, John :. s. c. Well.
ord, John Puck s. Co., John Scott, aud William ,ek.
son, Jun, all Of Fredericksburg; Robert Oliver and
IL II. Moale, Baltimore, b. Mark Richards Phlsdsl.
phia; and Silss w God OF N. York
May l3. III
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May 10.

NOilCE-By virtue ola Deed Of Trust executed 10
the subscriber by Thomas T. Swami, on the I7th
Gay OF june 1921 for certain purposes therein mention
ed, and duly recorded in the clerks office of Cumber.
snu county court SHALL on Thursday the Ilh day Of
August next proceed to sell TO the highest bidder for
cash, at the residence Of the said Thos T. Swami In
the county Of Cumberland, about 20 negroes consisting
oil men, women and boys together with the other inter-
ests conveyed by said deed. Acting as trustee. ,han
convey TO the purchaser such title is vested In me
by the deed aforesaid
JOHN W. WILSON, Tus,es.
July ~. Ev4