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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-16
FuytheY Supply of shoes.

TINE Subscriber has just received an addition to his
Il former stock of Shoes, consisting Of,
Mems coarse and fine shoes and bootces,
Bows women and childrens fine shoes and boots
Ladies cheap prunell slippers
Gentlemen's buckskin slippers, cheap.
All of which are offered. Wholesale and retail, As low
as they be purchased in this or any OF the neigh
boring markets. a. D. HARMON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-10

his own Dand, as bis hat was hung on a stake No.,
him, aud his pistol lying by hlm-so that ali h,.,
been taken and destroyed, except their princ;,I
leader Nat. This fellow is very Improperly r.
presented to be a Baptist Preacher. wish W. ~
to see the Editors of your papers on this subis..
and say to them, tina, the account from the h.,
information | can obtain. is Az entire mistake
He never was a .uember ni the Baprist Or A..
a,La. Cb,rch. he assumed ii =. cl,,. ah'
own accord, and has been for several v.ar, M,
of those f~ans,ical scoundrels. that pretended -,
be divineIy inspired; of bad character, aud pevs.
countenanced, except BY a very tcH of hi, deIr.
ded black associates. To give this cxplana,iar
is an act of justice, to which | am sure they viii
readily accord.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-10
RALT,yosp sam,

bALiiNuRf, sept. s
The gentlemen who undertook, some mo,,
since, to establish near our city L "CrxrnW~
Race Course. on au enlarge! aud liberal s,alo
appear, by the following from the American To,,
Register aud Sporting Magazine, to have mo-
with the success which might have been expe,sd
from tue zeal, care and jud5men, with ulis'
their undertaking has been conducted. Pnr
thuse who have had the most active agency =
the enterprise, we understand thu, finer sport ,rj
a greater cnncourse o! people mag be ry,e.,J
tnan have ever before been Seen on a Maria
Turf. Ii is ascertained that for Il Single race 8
four miles and repeat, besides the regular race,
serea horses will contend, each 50 swil, aud rsr
erful that his owner wagers 800 dollars on IA,
to which the liberal and popular proprietor OH.
course, Mr.. Selden, adds 1860, maxim aire,6,
a purse of $500. In other stake. there .te horse,
entered from as far as Pong keepsie Oh tie NOT,
River, and the course haS already become. 4, =,
name Durports, the central Course for n.
| North and the South, on which the best horses d
! the Union, with an innumerablc tram cf ama,ar,
friends, hackers, breeders. owners. trainers. &c
will meet. 1t is estimated that these meel!ny
Spring and Fall, will lead to the expenditure q
very large sums Of money in Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-10
Ertracf Of a letter from Southampton, TO q gen
teman in Richmond, dated
CEDARnAI.E.

CEDARDALE. sept. a, 1881.
We expected you would be a little uneasy about
US, from the many rumors that were abroad ia
the land.
1t came upon US as unexpectedly As any thing
possibly could. and produced a pretty general pa.
mic. especially among ourfemales. In factit was
a desperate affair. have been engaged three or
four days, trying those scoupdreIs: fourteen have
been tried-thirteen ofwhom have been condemn
ed and one acquitted-these are some OF the prin.
ciDai offenders. There are a number still in iail:
about 40 is supposed to have been shot in the woods
aud other places. One of the leaders, a free fel.
low, was found shot, two days ago; supposed BY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-10
CHARLESTON, SEPT. 9.

From all parts Of our State as far as w have
heard, the papers contain accounts of great da-
mage by the late very heavy rains. The Camden
Beacon of Tuesday last, 30th ult. says.
Owe have been visited by the most destrutive
freshet known since the memory of man. The
crops on the river plantations are entirely swept
planters. who expected to make 500 bales Of
cotton, will not make 10. This, with the loss of
their provision crops, stock of cattle, hogs, de-
s%tructlOn of fences, and injury to the soil, will
make up a sum total. which we cannot at this
time estimate. We believe that 200. 900 dollars
will not cover the losses sustained by this portion
of our fellow-citizens in this District alone. -
Amongst the Injuries sustained is the loss of our
fine Bridge. 1t embraced four arches neatly
constructed and covered, two of which the long
est, are taken Of"
d" Columbia, fig. 3O.-In different parts of
the country the damage done is incaIculabIe.-
From Hampton's plantation down, every thing is
gone on the river. lie luses about half. On the
Wateree they are worse of if possible. Every
thing under water from Camden down. and most
of the river lands ia the up country are also swept.
The loss will be greater than in 1924.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6
We learn with regret that the lion. Wlluu
JONES, late Collector of this Port, and fum,ir
Secretary Of the Navy, died on the morning 4
the 9th inst. at Bethlehem, in this State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-10

NEW YORK, sept"
1t is our painful daty this evening to anuOarc
the decease of our distinguished tcIIow.c i'ilr
DR.. SAMUEL l.. MIrcHILL. He has been ind,
posed for some weeks past. no.. however, ~ VA
supposed, dangerously. But at IL O'Clock a
noon of ia. day, lis able aud useful !ie wa, o.
minated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-10

M~lLLEDeEvILLE, Geo. Sept. /.
The floods of rain that have fallen within the
last three weeks. are SAID to have done great in
jury to the crops of cotton. by producing too ra-
pid a growth OF the plant and no the Young
hollis to drop of or rot. A large quantity Of fci-
der has been destroyed. and crops of corn on
lands subject to nundation are entirely lost.
Twice IN succession no papers North of Colu'n-
ba 5. c. have reached US, owing probably to the
detention of the mail BY high water.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

10 whom he light, lille and interest Of tie
President aud Directors of The Literary Funds
10 or 10 such lands, held, claimed or purchased
by then', have beea reieauished and vested
10 pursuance Of the arovisions off or any
act II Assembly. and particularly Of the aeI,
passed ths sixth day Of March one thousand
eight hundred and twenty seven, ent,,lsd an
act concerning lands returned delinquent
for the non-pay melt Of taxes. aud OF Hnntber
act. passed The t~eniy-seyentb day Of Febru.
AIRY one thousand eight huadsed and ~ es,y
eight, entitled an act concerning lands
re,nrued delinquent Tor non-psymsm oftsre.
%. Tho duties. which are by this act req.is-
cd OF the Auditor. 10 respeci 10 lists Of del,n.
qucni and forfeited lands to be by him made
out, rendering much additi onaI labor necessary
90 his part, he 10 the refore hereby suihoeised
10 employ additional Clerks. or employ his
own Clerks out Of office hours /. such lime rs
may be neeessnry 10 the due discharge Of sacl,
duties, and TO pay them comrsasati,i. not ca
ceediug nj the rate Of iny dollars per ,non4h,
on, Of any money iu the treasury mol otherwise
appropriated.
25th. This act shalt Commence and DO
Ia Iores IRON aud after the frat day vi May
next.
The foregoing is a true copy from the orig
nal 6E0RGE. w. aiUNFO.D,
Clerk of tho a. u. and Keeper VI thu Rolls
May z. I'm
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AN ACT.

ToeIpisin thu act, entitled, an. act concern;ne,
lands Delinquent for non.pey ment oiisxes, ami
making disposition oil csrtala lands so d,i,,,
qncnt and OF certain escheatrd lands for III,
buneht Of asual AMI bona ifte holders thereoi.
under grants from the Commonwealth. uH,s,u
Vt the present session oi Asaembly Passed
April OH. 1891.
Whrfeas doubts may aIise upon tho ron
siruetion Of The ninIeenlb aud the iwsni,.tn
sec'iyns of the act, ps .sd nj the present krs
sion oi Assembly, entitled an act ,on. efniny
hnis delinquent Tor Doa .psy menf Of iaxss
nnd making disposition Of certain binds 30 a.
inqurn,, aud of certain esGhsAted iands 1or
the lene6 OF actual and bona Il IT, hold.rs
thereof, under grants from the Common wealth.
-,fo' renewing such doubts, .Dd .lpin.ine
more clearly the true htieut, mraniug and ei
feet oi the said sectious OF The saId r.cited ae,
Bel cleared aud enacted, TbAi MI III,
pro,islons IN the said recsd 40, coslsined.
winch, by tho said 18Th section, are intsnded
and DECLARED 10 extend 10 such tands as wp,e
originally granted under thr act, passed M the
May sessun OF seventeen hanired aud s.v.,.
tyn,0r, entitled an q act for .gsI,l,.L,,a
a iand Office. aud nscerisining the ,.,o,s
aud manner of granting waste AMI an
ap propri"fad lands," AMI ths sul.eon.o,
acts on tho same snbje,i, are md sb.ii
bo appiieahl' also aud applied aad extsnded
Ia lands ,ing on the Western water, Of lie
Commonwealth, ihd may have beea granted
before this pass,ag Of the ssid nc, Of M,x
session. scseni. en- hundfed aud seventy nine.
aud that delinquent lands, lying on I !. Wes
tern waiers VI the Commouwealth, thai mn,
have ben CREATED b.Iore the psssior of The
said act oi My session, seventeen hundred
and seventy -nine, rs we'll rs Delinquent lands.
originally granted under the said at Of Nav
session. seventeen hundred snd seyee,v
Al. ..,H Al. L.. Al
Of such delinquent Iands, rs by The said tuea.
iieih sect ~, are made redsemable, and further
time for ihs redemption thereof allowed tin fhe
hrst day OF January, one th0usaad eighl hun.
dred and hir,, -tbrees
The foregoing 70 n irne copy from tho Itolls.
GEORGE w. MUsFORD, C.. m
May I'm aud Keeper oTMe RoEs
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POETRY.
FoR THE VIRGfst
FoR THE YiRGisiAN.
a FATHERS FAREWELL TO HIS ONLY
DAUGHTER.

DAUGHTER.
am gong 10 leave younow
Nv dear, my only child;
,Tis fste's. sh cruel fate's DECREE,
tina, we mus. part awhile,
Laid a,ehae--but il may be.
Yes, il ma, be forever
Iueger more may press those lips,
Far swerter noio than ever.
Perhaps never more may look
On thst sweet airy form
No more bphnld Thy gambols light,
Nor fold you in my arms.
No more may see those clear blue eyes,
So gently close in slerp;
Nor lay thee in nv lap, when sick,
To watch you and 10 weep.
Yes, ere see my child agaio,
"a bright and peerless bloom
Qnpi,y,ng death may lay her low,
Within tho cold, cold tomb.
Wei, be IL SOL sha'n complain,
Mr. murmnr At that q ,d
Whom seas, and earth, aud skies obey,
Aud iremble al has Nod.
But let me go, no matter where,
No matter what my lot;
My dear. my s~eef, my only child
Shall never be forgot. e.
gelD. G'a,goao. april %, 1891.
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Getting Delinquent Lands in Tir.
Gihtd.

AuolroR's OFFICE. 9TH April, 1881.
YNHE following act passed on the LIST inst. is
! published for he iniorma,i n OF oil per
sons interested. and the public attention is ear.
nestly invited 10 ils several important proyi-
aons. IA some time will necessarily elapse
before inc lists OF lands returned dphnauent
Tor nun.paymfnt Of taxes can be published. the
ounsys of all zach lands aud lots hat, from any
cn,3s. may hare been returned as DELINQUENT
Drior 10 1929, would de well TO make im,ned.
ate enquiry into the subject. Lands and lots
may have been relnrned by the Sheriffs aud
may now be in danger Of forfeiture. Wills,
the present owners are perfect Y unconscious
and uususpici aus ofthe fac TIE insolvency,
negligence, or remote residence, nf former ow.
ners, may have incumbered a tract of land, or
lot, with single years TAXATION. AMI that sim
gle gear tdIaiion may jeopard.ze the title Of
the present owner. Serious and prompt at
tention is therefore earnestly invited to the sub.
itct JAMES F.. HEATH,
Auditor Of Public Accounts,
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nv FLETCHER & TOLER.


ro,'aa per annum, payable In advance.-No SUP
be s &c ass At 1" %
aud DO Paaii,a,.,until al arrearages are paid.
'f19 Advertisements will be inserted =. o. cen" pc
,s.re Cor es the rst time and 81 ~ pa,d for
-, tbeir insertion, or tho payment assumed by
pf prev '@se..ponsibe personin Lyncheure.
'orv Chancery Orders not exceeding squafesafe
-.-,,sJ for six dollars.
20 addressed to the Editors must be pest
- =, they will not be attended ~
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AN ACT

Auditor Of Public Accounts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

,,h.s IA "a truth ssps5sg'.. ~ Inc
s'.@,h ., arc obliged TO say Thy are, although
=. ,lsarIy false. why then may 'hey not DC
and make peace. organ ze armies
en- nj, osyie,, and do NIL other things
ADs .overeign states may Of right do The
-. are no, sOpersign--and The moment II
-a,,;,,ed that they are. the union is at an
a Like men entering into the social com.
far their letter security they have sur
.a.,ed the attributes and essentials u sover-
.,snfy to federal head aud to tina, head
-. are subject, in ell cases defined by the
-, IN which the members of the Union
"a parties. To nullify any law passed by
,aovsrotnen, in the exercise other sover-
- !. conseq ieniIy rebellion aud treason,
=, .ho,d he thought expedient to enforce o.
,a..s anil disunion If it should be deem
:. more wise to avoid I" bloodshed and civil
sarp
,,he DESIGN OF Mr.. McDuffie is exposed
..o small expression 10 the following ex-
met. Like all men who eadsavor to conceal
,h.i, base aud devilish purpose 10 huge
ass of yerbage, he was unable 20 bury en-
6ra,v the great object for which his soul
a.,t,-tke dissolution of The Union Have
"a done him injustice lie, him speak for
himsef;
y saen ty ranncal and opprts'iv ma ty.
throwing aside all the restraints of the Con-
.,,,;on openly perpetrate robbery under the
ms Of legislation, and am called upon 10
recognize this as the aui hor'ty of The Union,
INV and say it in the spirit of the dccalogue,
- will no, bow down and worship this false
,aaln-The Union, such as the majority have
,,aae il. isa foul monster, which those who
worship, after seeing Its delormity, are worthy
ol then chains
II is not strange that neither the Richmond
Enquirer nor U, S. Telegraph can stomach
,bese bold and 1agitious sentiments. Uulrss
we misnterpr Them, ANY man who can would
nave justified Arnold and applauded Burr.
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a CARD

MFR. KNIGHT, professor of The Piano
AA Forte. respectfully announces io The in
hahuan,s of LynchbuTg aud ns vicinily that
he hns opened Music Saicon in Richmond,
which will be constantly supplied with The mos,
popular Vocal aud Instrumental Music, M soon
n, published IN New fork--,ho latest and most
improved instruction Books, Including Vigeu-
r,e's, Cfamers' Useful Extracts, SsqoeI, Hun
ler's beautiful Rondes. (being adaptations OF
Rossin,'s most celebi ntsd Airs } Burrows Pri-
mer, ian e,eellen, aUd instructive work y 10.
gether witha large collection Of Variations
&C. Sc. calculated to improve oil classes Of
learners.
Mr. KNIGHT has likewise mn assortment Of
Rann's Piano Forfes-squnre, cabinet and
grand, gehtraly esteemed the fntst mannfsc-
lnred in the Uoned States Viollns, FINEST l.
Italian St,ings,) Flutes, &c. &c.
VI All order. for Music or Piano Folps
punctualiy attended 10. addressed 10 Knights
Music Saloon nj Mrs Richardson'S Boarding
II ouor, Richmond, Va.
May 70 iflm
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May 16

SnUKsUANr to a decree OF the superior
Cour, of Chancery for the Lynchbnrg
District, rendered a, the October term, i9s,''
=, DO case Of Smith vs.. Quick the undersign-
aa Marsha, Of the SAID Court, will sell. on the
in che county of Nelson, on lursd q,
d. ,hs osb dav of June, 1881. if fair, If no'' the
~" LUZ, fair day. a tract of land, containing "
u asa ~ co much "a will produce $50 dollars,
n 800 ,na interest from 1920 till pRid, and tue
.".,s Of anti aud sa,r. The sale will ne 'naar
or casb or Oh such credit "a the parties may
agree or. l. - iftds
hBy 20
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1nURSUANr to a decree OF tho Superior
: Court OF Cbsnce,y, for the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the 9th da, Of MAY
1880, Ia the case OF Roberts W.. Mcclure the
undesigned Marshal OF the said court, " i'll sell ,
on "Wednesday the 29lh day OF June, 1881, IT,
fair, il not, the next far day, a tract ofiand
in the county Of Nelson. containing two hun
bred snd ninety two acres, or 50 much as wi
satisfy the debt. interes, and costs OF SAID de
ciee. The sale will be made on the prem ises
Tor cash, OF on such time &c he parties may
agree. "A. H0LC0M3E, Marshal
May 26 rKlds
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M to a decree of the Supe.
L. iotCodTl oi = hancery, Tor the Iynohbur
District. rendered on the 2lst day Of OLlobrr
1890, IN the cause OF Miller vs. Bnuldin e.scu.
tor OF David Ross the undersigned Marshal
OF the said Court will. on Fridsy The 10Th oil
July 1881, If fair, II not the next faIr day. sell
hy auction, on six months credit, on the PIE.
misses. in the county of Campbell, 80 much OF
the land belonging TO the estate Of David Ross
ms will discharge the sum ol > 1873 10 cents,
with the interest, costs Of suit aud sale.
1. A. HULCOMBE. VI.
June l3 ihds
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lhN Friday the 18th inst a, d O'Clock in
" trout of our Store, a consignment of Su-
CARS and Vines.
s hogheads New Orleans Sugar
3 do do do do (prime)
70 Drmjohns Of Pure Madeira Wine
g do French do do
4quaTter casks of do do
We are r. auest"d by the owner to close the
above consignment at auction, and to persons
wanting either Sugars or Wines, they will be
found desirable. The sale Ill he conducted
by John r. ID. Payne. Auclo0eer. Terms
Sums over 90 dollars, 4 months oredll--less
iban 90 dollars, cash.
L. e. Il. b. NORVELL.
jane O iElt
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June l3
A Carder w anted.

NTANrED-A study industrious maa who
VI has experience, ms Wool Caider to al
tend the Mac ~ The vicinity Of Lynchhurg.
One who can come well recommended will re-
ceiye liberal wages or proportion oil the pro.
tit of The Machine, Proposals. by mai (poat psd)
will be received until the first OF July uhough
earlier applications will be preferred They musl
be directed To the virginian Olhce, Lyncbbmg.
Va where personal application " Ill he prefer.
red.
W The Lexington lntelligencer will give
the above Two Insertions upon trr inside form.
and forward the account to this oii1e Tor pay :
mtnt.
May 20. ifta
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May %

I'D URSuAhT to decree OF the Superior
- Court Of Chancery Tor the Lynchbhrg
District, pronounced on the 10Th day OF May,
1881, III the case OF Garland, Walton and
Penn, u.s. Couch the u dersigneJ. hIsr.hsi
Of the said Court, will sell for cash, o. the
premises, on Friday the slb OF July, 1881, If
tar. II not the next fair day, Hot of a half
acre and six poles nesI l., chburs. Also, on
the same day. on IT. premises, 1875 aires OF
land, on tho Forest road. about three miles
from LyDcbturg.
A. HOLCOMBE, Marshall I
June o. f sds
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
tanks --2i 400 Tickets.
MODE or ORA WING.


MODE OFDRA WING.
To be dyown on The A, b, {, pinn.-1hs
1000 prizes Of 81 TO be awarded 10 tho lat, I'd
ar I'd division, 10 be determined by that which
may draw the capital prize OF $1,000, to
that the holder ofthree tickets one in each
DIVISION. Is certain TO draw one prize end may
draw four. All the prizes above The denomi-
nation Of ~. IN one wheel and all the numbers
III another nj once, the whole TO be drawn in
few hous.-Prizes payable in cash forty
days after the drawing. and subject to the u.
sual deduction of fifteen per cent.
Tickets, $4-Halves, $2-QuGrtsrs 81.
Tickets and shares 10 be had IN the greatest
variety OF numbers, Mt
WARDS OFFICE,
Ly1cbburg-
" All orders from distance. enc losing wa
cash, or prize tickets. will be thankfully ne
we'd aud promptly attended 10, il addressed to
g. WARD.
May %
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nj OEICE-Io forwsrn all persons from
~ trading for BOND. or any par, of the
ohligauon Of S65, given To William Dudgeon
10y me Tor II horse, and was due the filth daJ
OF May last which Bond is enuiei 10 credit
81 thirty seven dollars, aud the balance have
an offset against IL
PUTTING DiFfES.
Jane 10 Is
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.,IjRSUANT toa decree OF the Superior
Court OF Chancery, for the Lynchburg,
district. prun ounred the 10Th day of October
1870 in the cause OF Ross VS.. Marabie ; the UNI
d.rsisnsd Marshal ofthe .aid court, will sell,
on Tuesday The 2lst day of June, 1881, II tair,
If not, the ner, fair day, at auction, for cash,
J. the town Of Danville, the following lots IN
,aid town No. 10, go, 81, 81, Sc, 81, 90 and 90
ADD a, the same time, Tract OF Land, OF 100
Acres, adjoining tie lands of Docl: Ps'toa,
William Price aud others. Doctor Patton VIII
non, nut The lots and shew the land to any one
wishing to purchase. co,,,r ~
=. &C wIfds
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UKJuANI 10 "A decree Of the Superior
x Court oi Chancsry, for the Lynohbnrg
District, ptonouncea on Wednesday the Ord
day Of November. 1890, Ia the case of Eppss
rs. Roberts the undersigned, Marshal oil the
said court, ~ill sell for cash on Thursday tho
7th day Of July, 1881, II fair, II not the neat
fn,r day. before his office door, IN the town ot
Lynchburg, the interest OF Samuel Roberts IN
the esiaie of his deceased iaihrr. Enocb
Robert. 7. A. HoLGOMBE, Marshal
June9 Ids
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y,abovers w antea.

ynlURSuANT 10 a decree Of be Superior
x Court of Chancsry, held a, IynchbnfF
pronounced on the 30lh day Of October. l63l
in a suit therein depandioe, between Randolph
ID. Garden plaintiff, & Mary 8 range, the elder,
Robert smith aud Agness his wifi, aud oihfrs
Defen danis--1he undersigned, Marshal oi thu
said superior Courl If Chancery, will, an The
lllh day OF July MAJ, II iair, II not the nesi
lair day, proceed 10 sell, upon the premises
by way OF public auction, TO tho highest bid
der, FOR ready money, Two lots or parcels o.
land, situated nj Campbell Courthouse, con
tanning Two aud ihree quarter acres.
I A. II0LCOMBE, Marshal.
June q. iiids
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EDURSUANT 10 decree of the Superb
u Courl Of Chancery for the Lynchbnrg
District, pronounced on the 9Th Of May 1873 ,
in the case OF Boyd vs.. Hani; the undersigned
Marshal OF the said Court, will sell for cash,
on Thursday tho I'm day July, 1891, II far,
il not the nest far day, before his office door
IN the town OF Lynchburs, four Slaves. Squire,
I'm, Jesse Il Lucy, the property of George
Boyd, or SO many as will satisfy the said de
cree. i. A, HULCUMbE, Marshal.
June l3 iitds.