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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-26

MEcuAx1c's WIvEs.-Speakiag Of the
middle ranks Of life, a good writer OBJ
serves
"There we behold woman in all her
glory: not . doll to care pilks and jewels
not poppet to be datUkred by profane
alteration, reverenced to day, discarded
tomorrow always jostled out ofthe place
which nature and society would assign
her, by sensuallty or by contempt; admir-
ed, but not respected; desired, but not
esteemed ruling by passion, not affection;
her weakness, not her constan-
cy, to the sex she would exalt; the source
and mirror Of vanity: we see her as
wife, partaking the cares and cheering
the anxiety at husband. dividing his
tolls BY her domestic diligence, spreading
choerfulness around her; for his sake
sharing the decent retinements of the
world, without being vain ofthem, placing
all her joys and her hspplness in the man
she loves. As a mother We find her the
affectionate, the ardent instructress Of the
children whom she has tended from their
infancy; training them up to thought aud
virtue, 10 piety and benevoience; address.
sing them as rational beings and prepar-
ing them to become men and women in
their turn. Mechanics daughters make
the best wives in the world"
Advertisements like the one below are
becoming quite common in the caste n
papers. We believe them to be in good
faith. The following Is from the New
York American Of the 18th Sept.
OF FORTUNE rs THE LOT
OF LIFE
TrTwo Ladies DESTROYS of settling
themselves advantageously, would wish to
form matrimonial alliances with two Cen
tleman Of good family and education. Rich
Is not so much an object az mental endo,c-
nsen5s which are absolutely requisite, they
both being devoted to Literature aid the
.1rts. The Ladies having been closely
united in the bonds Of friendship, would
prefer Gentlemen similarly situated, that
they might still enjoy the delights Of recip-
be more desirable.-The best preferences
will be given and required. Proposals
through the Post Office, aud not after the
1st October; ~ the Ladies will then retire
to their country residence, to take into
confederation the merits aud dement's Of
the respective candidates. Their ages
arc between ~ and %.
Please address the s. Modern Bolina," or
the ~ outhful Tacita," for,
''God helps those who help themselves"
n. B. All proposals strictly conf d entail
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-26

Mr.. J. S. Curtis, at his manuf.ctO-
~ in Hampton, Conn. turns out tr,<
thousand pair Of silver spec:acles pei
annum, and now contem?latcs cnlarg-
ng MS es:a 5lisa ment.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-26

blessing from the father Of the
church, we retired.
OF the three reiyning monaIchs OF
Europe to whom have now been pre-.
scented. there IS no, one whose natural
dignity and personal fitness for his sta.
f,oa have impressed, in any degree
like that of our own venerable presi
dent. 1 havc approached the forme,
through: guards and masters Of ceremo.
ny. with all the splendid parapherra
liza of regal palaces around, themselves
in the iHl.ssins dress of monarchs
standing in the sanc:uaries Of history
aud association. called upon the lat
tur without es e- sending up my name
Introduced by The son of one of hi.
friends. in the searcr finished govern
.nent-housc Of the new republic. and
1ourd him in tac ris.-. Of his family
hardly recovered from seyere illness
The cir usns:anceS we're all in fayo:
oi :he former. but think the most big
OF. d follower of kings would find some
thing IN the simple manners and stern
dignity of tn. grny old s.cbieffa,n,'
that would impress him Ear more thar
lhe state Of ali the monarchs oil chris.
fendoua-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

TN n Commonwealth Of Virginia, to the Sheriff
Il. ofAmhcrst county, Greetng-Whereas IN
an action Of deb, lately depending IN our county
court of Alnhcrs, county, between Benjamin Vaw-
ter. plaintiff. and Ambrose r. Hansard and Ehjaii
Davis defendants the said action Of debt WINS SO far
progressed in that at n Court held for the said
county Of imhers, on the day OF November,
l329 the defendants pleaded payment, wherenpon
an issued was Joined; and the suit beng thus stun
ted, the said Bon amin Vawter departed this ife,
nte state as II is SAID, and administration of all ami
singular his goods chaltels and credits hath been
m due form committed to Mildred Fawter, his ad
ministrairix :-Neyerti.irss Judgement IN the "a
forssaid action still remains 10 be had and where
as the said Mildred Vawicr, adnnstrairix as ofore-
sad hath suppucaed US for proper remedy -
We therefore, being willing that right aHd JUS
ticc Should be done, command You that you makc
known to The sand Ambrose r lIansald aud Eli
,af DAVIS ina. they be before The Justices OF ou
sad county court of Amherst county, al the
Courthouse on the Bird Monday III \ august nexl,
TO shew 1 any thing for themselves lhey have on
can saw why tie action aforesaid should not be
nroceeded u, TO IA final Judgment according to the
Ac, Of the General sscmby in such made
and ptovidsd And nave then there this writ.
Witness Robert Tiuscy Cicik ofuur SAID Coa /,
al the touf-fou5e the l0h day Of July; 1888 and
in Inc 5s.b ycat OF the Commonwealth.
R0DERf IlNSLE}.
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Is pursuance ofs deere. Of lc County Count n
IL Amherst, pronounced the 18th inst in the cas'
Of Henry l. Dayies ndm'r Of Thomas S. liollo
way, dee against Micajah Camden and Others ]
shall proeeed to sell the highest bidder for cash,
on the premises, Oh Friday the 10th day OF August
next, the tract OF Land mentioned in said decree,
for the purposes therein specified The said tract
ofLand s supposed to contain 300 acres, and Is
known by the name OF Canldon's Cove, adjoining
the lands of James Powell, ELIJAH Fletcher, and
others and IS now occupied by Me,ble Stnne'
Those disposed fopurchasc are 'ngi'ed TO vie" the
premises Tn SUPPOSED about twe-tllrds OF sad
fruct is vet unceared aud great pafs Of It siliia'
be fJy lie culture 81 tobacco.
LINDSEY NcDASIEL, Com.
Tulv Is ilUA
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STAGES,

4NftE propiictors of the line from I.gnchbpr, ;.
= fmcasiie, Sweet Springs aud White SUN Il,
to Lewisbute, have determined, fog thr pubic No..
commod, tor, 10 ran three additional ulrs G,,,,,,
the srrlrs season, making SIN trips per week. .fi
connecting every IMP with MIR. palcsohs Il b.
lnond line aud the Piedmont inc.
ln consequence OF the expense o(tbis cxrc,.
ment, the Propfietors will bc compelled torc}y g..
on le public libcraity -I'hcy vii be comp,tI
to charge moie than the customary iue t.
puhlc will see, it is hoped, the ncccssite Of 3
principle and II is believed vii not ou.y tAcusz
but approve II.
Fare from Lynclhurg 10 Eincas,lc $5m
flncastle to White sulphur ia
Intermediate distances, 2 cents n miie.
The line will bc in operation by thu lafh day i
JAY. THE PROPRiET0RS
]uae2t ..
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NOTICE..
LIBERTY RACES.

YuVIE Races over ms course will comn'ence
l. "Wednesday the "a day Of October next. nnd
continue fosr days,
-. The atst day, n Sweerstakc Colt Race, for three
wear old colts, one mile and repeat, entrance 300
half iorfei,-Entries y. N. Oliver enters b
by 0ohonauh, WIN. Terry ntcrs b. C, by
Shakespeare, out Of Madison marc--W Nm.
Garth enters (. f by Tonson, out of Mary Gray
VIM. Garth enters e Ivy Tonson, ont of J. y.
Woodg roves mare Isabella John =. White en-
tiers b. f. by rar,ii, out Of the dam of Bayord
John p white Sntcss b. C. by Campbell dam by
Phantom Thomas Hale = Buford, enters / c
by Shakespeare, out Of Lucy Blcgcr; Y. n Oliver j,
WIN. Hurt enters Medley FLY, dam by Hcrod ,
joan S, Hum enters 6. c. by Medley, on, of the
dam Of Mercury
ID dap- . mile heats for ono third of the jockey
Club money, say &l75, WITH Tl5 entrance
81 day--Jockcy Club Purse, a3as, mile heats,
entrance $50
IA da.-The Proprie,of's Purse, mile heats,
for two thirds Of the gate money, cn'rane, $40.
The following stake IL now open, 10 h run Tor
on the evening OF the last days race a Sweep
stake for year old colts ono mile out, for Silver
Pitcher value $40, with $50 en,rance-The Pitch
cr 10 be raid Tor out of the entrance moncyEnries
e. ,lJso tic Isl of September
Good stalls and utter furnished by the Proprictors
free OF charge, aud Inc money Tor each days race
pad 10 the winner, subject to the usual discount.
/" M "a. OLIVER LIVER P'opr'c'ors
The Rirhmond Wing, will insert the above ono,
week I'll 18th Sep. aud twice thereafter I'LL 2n,
Oct and forward llelr account for payment
Aug5 wtl5Sids
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NaAE W AINlAN.

IN pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Superior
n Court of Law and Chancery for tho county OF
Nelson, pronounced in the case OF R,vcs against
Austin, and others, The undersigned, us Comm's.
soner, will proceed TO sell, at Lovngston, IN the
county of Nelson, on Wednesday the ID day oil
October next, to the highest bidder, on cred1 OF
I, 2, 3 and years, The purchaser or purchasers
gUiog bonds WIKI approved security, and deed
oftrust ON TIE Land - secure the paymen,s,l a
tract OF La,N il the county of Nelson, on the
branches - Inc South fork ot Rocklsh River, nd
ioining the lands OF No,oone Thomas, the estate
of Xeoh Nevil aal others, and containing by sar-
vcy l62 acres, | rood aad 50 perches. This land
is all in woods, eaH is we'll adapted TO the culture
of corn wheat nitobacco
MAYO CABELL, Com
july % wSw
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS held the t'ieik's Office vi ,aa
" Circuit superior ConrI Inv and hnueerN the
county nt Amherst on Monday ir ird DAY If June, -
James iiophcrk, surviving pattnrr OF Sprars Bowman
o." flh. against MIcnlhh tamdcr, surviving executor Oh
W lnn Camden, deed. DAVID :. Garland aud llne- +
Garland, executors OF James Garland, decd Thomas y
Eubanh, W liiam Turner llndscy McDanir, admmlsui.
tor with tho viii annexed of James Pcndlso decd. ard
GeorgrH. Wright and Walt Camden. administrators u
Jphn tamdcn, decd Dcii-.-In Chanccrv.
The defendant MraIth Camden, not having entered -
"ppraranc" aui given security according the aft"i
remhly andlc rules of this and Appearing y 'ae
l>i'tofi evidence that he nat Iuahtuu -" TIM ON
monwealth on motion oft,e Plaintiff 10y h- counsel =
ordered that the said defendant MtcaI .mlen. an
here Oh before the first day nf next Sept ud
answer hc bill oi thu plaintiff and lhat copy oi tIN
der he forthwith inserted IN the Iyuclhurg Nngnla" fer
Two months successfully and posted tha front door
the cont iuust, said county.
ACopy- restc, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr ca
o,
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Hat Manufacture

ME subs 'rlbcrs have, in addition Ia t6,,.
= mer establishment. lately eomneneed -. ~
featuring Hats in This place, upon an e,,on..
scale, and will be ready TO Manufacture n -
under the immediate superintendent of ! R1a,
bongb, any kind or quality of HATS ,l,,
be wanting. They fauer themselves ta.,,'
excellence OF their materials and worsman.I .
give their customers entire satsflctioa =. ~ -
likewise keep constantly on hand an .rieesi.. -
sortment of Northern made Hats %. the b..,,,.4
ty among them are the hest Beaver Has ~.
by Clapp & Cole. These, with what they ne
themselves, renters their ayorim,a at of Il of,,,5
and various prices, as complete as any IN fb,e -,
of the country. Country Merchants end ~.
wishing 10 purchase largely, arr invited To ssN A.,
examine Their stock, whieh will sold as lo,. ~.
they can be purchased IN any market in this cosf.
ry.--AIl orders from the country v III se uunc,Ys.
ly Attended to. DINkLE 4 RUMBOrGIl
June 10
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w iKiiNiA.At kulGs holden the ,I,rk's lie
" Circuit superior Court of Law aud t!nncetN at "
son county, on the FIRST Monday in Jane, is{3-Bclr
Fitzgerald and Jane hi, nif. late Jane Cuiry oshonf
Cohes aud Polly his ife late Polly Fitzgerald Joscph
Fitzgerald, Edmund Fitzgerald Name. Fiiarerlil Joe
Fitzgerald James b. iige and Elizabeth his yiic. 80
Elizabeth Coiey, Polly Bridge william {. Bridge, q
mund Bridge, Spoiswood Palget and Elizabeth he VIE
late Elizabeth Bridge, james ilgc, jr aud Jesse Bridge
Pltf, against Edmund f. Coiicy aud James Mengnne'Y
executors of William Coiey deed. and he said Einloi
T. cofcy and james Montgomery, trustees for iare
Fitzgerald and the legitimate child of her body sh
al" trustees for Elizaheh Bdgo and the helrs'1
her body and William Cotley, Margaret Monroe, l]a
beth Coleman Amy Coleman, Patsy Coleman, Pow
Coleman aud Lucy Coleman children of INJURED toe
man, deed. late Mildred Cottey, Mary Cotic,, fhoma,
Hays and WMucy ms vile, late " inncy Coity, aAa
Fftnhey Co1ey Driis.-su Chancery.
The Defendants Elizabeth Coleman, Amy Coleman, Ph"
Coleman, Polly Coleman Lucy Coleman Mary Cuhey az"
Thomas HAYS, not having catered hs appearance a'
given security according The ofAssemh, ana U
rules oths court, aud IL appearing by satisfaoin '
ucnce that they arc not Inhabitants of TIL, county,
1t IS ordered tina, the said defendants do Al fen'
on the first da, fSepembor next, aud ans"ef M
liI Of the plaintiffs, aud that copy of this o"' ~
tortha ith iusrlled in the iyrchburg VnginaI new
paper prb,hrd in the town of yncburg for iH'I,"
succe. sFrv previous 10 sni day, and another copy r
ros'ed 4'hc from, dour itbe Court house, Of rls eo
3coPy--Icste, RIO. {. LtILEk,n'
JUNG 81 WIN
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Jul, %


NoTltE,-ihc subscribers viii offer for sn'e,
/ "A. Amherst Court louise, on the Sd Monday
IN \ 1eust ucxt the tract of Land wherein Charles
r. ~9gncor now resides, lying and hclng IN the
cug4.s N Amherst, orJanng the lands of William
Nersnn. ood oily, containing two hundred and
cit ssree A. 'b- Lands on which VIM. r.
Sreuees JOS }.es '"insz ~ SIND county, adjoining
~, Lands y bafa,l fsia : encer, and others, and
containing '.eo up, lf,a nnd cid ceres. These
lands adla.n .och . AZ ar1 would make most
beautiful and valuable settlement, and they lie
within two miles of the town of New Glasgow.
They sill be sold under deeds Of trust, execu-
ted 10y Charles II Spencer and Jane his wife, 10
Charles Pcrrow and Richard Stephens, and the
other by VIA +, Spencer and julia Aare his wife,
to Charles Pcrrow aud Lunstord Low ug. Tor the
payment of the debts of the sad Charles II. Spen-
Ger and VIM F. Spencer. As the Trustees are
allow ed great latitude in SAID deeds, the lands Will
be cold either for cash, or on credit, rs may con
dice most To the bencf, of tho parties concerned
Tnc tctms will be made know on sctttn' M the
Lands foi sale. Ii sold On d,t, personal sccut'-
ty will be required, n, ouahle ncte y ~ ap
moved cndorsers CHARLES PR Row,
RICHARD 'EfbE,
LCrSF DRh L. -,
july -
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Trust Sale of NEGROES,

El virtue of a deed of Trust, executed by A.
= AK j. Walker to Samuel NJ. Garland, John
NJ. Ory, Alexander Tompkins and John /. Lev
is, bearing date on the 30th day of April, ISIS and
of record IN the COUNT Cou,, nj Amherst, the sur
vvus trustees named in said deed. viii, on the
l9d, day Of August, 1888 (bcsne The trst day
of Amherst county QUIT before the lion, door OF
Ihe Courl-hou of said county, sell by way pub
he auction for cash i numuer OF valuable NEGROES
TIE S1aptrjAS trustees.
Ju'y L. ids
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july %

KIR WIN G. JOaNSON-Ta,en notice, that,
WI on the 9th day of september next, and each
successive day thereafter TIL eompletcd n, South
Union Pos, Office Logan county, Stnte OF Ken
lucky l shall take the deposiuons Of Daniel PriW,
jacob Yost, and others, to be read as evidence ON
the trial of suit now depending in the Circuit Su-
pcrior Court of Low and Chancery for the county
Of Nelson, wherein William II. Diegcs is PLAIN
\tif and you and myself und others are defendants.
WILSON PETERS
Z Aug tit
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Rogers. Ketchum 4 eros venor,

Pater,0n, y y,Isey, o1 Oh WaIE-' y =.
GDROPsIE1ORs of,he 'ae''o" Machine &c
tory and Foundry, where are mace az
kinds OF Machinery used in ihr Manufacture o.
Cotton, Wool and flsx-An kinda oil vi" So'"f
Castings. and Casting. Tor Mil Gearing Aiso,
Ri Rosd 1 ar Wheels q xes, Axles and Springs,
furnished and fitted in the most complete manner.
n All orders addressed 10 the Pfopreiors,
.,lIIe, AT Paterson or New York, will DO prom ply
attended 10. W"
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xSOTICE.

DURSUANT to decree pronounced BY the
II Circui, Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county OF Amherst, on the l0ih day Of
April, 1893 in the the case of Isaac Rucker and
Ambrose Rucker against Richard Ii Burks, WI
liam shelton, Richard Burks, William War a
chbald Robertson, adM'r. OF Isaac Tinslny, Il.
Fleming Coleman, Robert Tinsley, Aiexaa,'e.
Tinsjey and VIM. II. Rosne, the undersigned II,
on the 30sh day Of August next, on the premises
in said decree mentioned, proceed to sell al pu-i.
auction on credit of twelve months, taking fro.a
the purchaser or purchasers bond with approved
personal security to secure the payment of the pur
chase money, the tract Of land in said decree men
toned, which is described in the deed fled in said
ease, as sitnatcd in the county Of Amherst on the
east side Of the Tobacco Row mountain and lying
on.os near the road leading through Crawiosd's gap,
and contains ono hundred and eighty four acres.
!. RICHARD N. EUBANK, D. Sheriff for
Ed Winston, Sheriff Of Amherst county.
Aug. L tds
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Commission Euoiness

x.,lIE subscriber offers his services to his friends
and the public as Commission M'achani--
HIS office Is fca doors above the Franklin Hotel
SAML ANTHONY.
Mrs Anthony wishes to take a few Young La
dies ~ Boarders. Ter rooms are conlmodiodsi ana
lear some oil the bgst Schools iii I.ynehbuIg
Erh u y
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RiVer A.anA fOr Sale.

TtlE owner, John w. Ru'lcdge, of MARYLAND.
IL purposes being IN Virginia some time in Au.
gust, and will sell privately his Plantation living
on stanton River, about 3 miles below Wo,ds
Drudge, containing about 1000 acres ANY person
wishing to purchase Is referred TO DR. ] e Rn.
ledge, or john {. Wa.or VINO Wi, ahew them ,ho
Land.
Joiy 20 Ysus
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TuNtlE Subscribers have on hand and are con-
Il stanlly receiving from their Northern Manu-
factory, n good assortment of carriages, Barou.
chcs, Sc wh,ch tho, offer for sale on the conner oi
Man Street aud tlc lower Turnpike They viii
make eNe<y cxeruur To do ali their work IN the
hes, manner, tn1t'spectfaiy solicit the patronage
Of former customers md friends, aud The public
gen-ay.
Also, keep a supply Of work made at
this pace cy &a.lherh worhmen.-Al orders
punc,uay .vcaars 4, and repairing done at thu
shortest m, j., II Il, BEACH & Go.
My l. WIS
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.
Va\uable i,aMA TOY sale

HtSlROUS ot changing my residence, otl"r
81 for sale uton Il credit OF l, and years,
the beautiful and valuable estate whelcon | now
live, situated in the county of Bedford, and lying
immediate ly on one of the public roads I"adng
from l.ynclturg to the Courthouse. Ii miles
from the former and 10 from The Latter pluce) and
containing between 900 and 1000 acres. All the
arabic land is in Good state Of improvement, well
watcrcd the streams all neatly dtched and mostly
set in grass, the wood land OF tobacco quality, and
The entire tract enclosed with good fence. On
this tract are new and extensive buildings a two
story brick house with all necessary out houses for
large and senecl family well of fine water
Immediately at The door a new barn 90 feet square
OF the best materials, and ofconvcnlent structure
ami young and thrifty apple orchard, between
500 trees, and other select fruit of various kinds
Attached to the premises. at one cad is a snug
srlst mil, one story OF rock toe o,her of wood
with good custom : Al the opposite extremity, on
the nlnln road, is good hewed log mousse. story
and half, wagon makers shop and black
smiths shop of the same materials an excellent
stand for man wishing 10 engage N public life
This tract could bc conveniently divided into two
or more parts, giving Improvements, with due
proportion of wood land to each
ALSO, tras, OF mountain land. II mics from
my house, about 400 acres, known by the name Of
the " Rich Mountain, lying remarkably evc, and
rich for mountain land, well adapted TO the sIowth
OF tobacco and grain, and particularly SO asa
stock farm
NEGROES would lie taken in payment for anv
par, the above property
ROBERT c. sTEPToE.
Bedford July 8 ts
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NOTICE..

8 SHALL offer for sale to the highest oidder,up-
u on the premises, and ut the Dwelling House,
my tract of tRnd in the county of Amherst, adlon-
ing the Bultaoe Springs containing 3Sl acres. The
land is comfortably improved, with Dwelling
House and other out Houses, and in good repair
ior crop, and from lis vicinity 10 the Springs
would make desirable family residence during
the summer season, and is in every other respect
valuable, and should attract the attention ota pur-
chaser. The sale will be made on the 23rd day of
August next. Terms accommodating, and made
knowo Oh the day OF sale
JOHN w. YOUNG.
Inlv tbs
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N(b'S'k(!E'.

irAI'N~GANI u il dscte e pIoaoJ,nce5 nv the
x Circuit Superior Couri OF Law and Chance,y
tor the county OF amherst, on the lIh day OF Sep
tember. 1892, IN The case Of the President, D.rec
,ars and Company al h Bank of virs,na, and the
President. Directors mud Company OF ihr Farmers
Bank oil Virginia, against lticbard Harrison, Nan
" Shi,lls, John Penn, James S. Penlleton, Rch'd
Gmks. Wm. Turner. Henry l.. Davies, Sterling
Claitrnn, Rich d II. Bnrks, VIM Morgan. in his
own riehi, and rs the surviving partner OF john NJ
Settle Il Co, Chapman Johnson John L. Hayn 8
Thomas AidriJge, Gustasus A. Rose, Martin Lon
don, Vim. Peiih and VIM. McDanlel The under
,;ned, Com,ssioner appointed for that purpose
vii, on Saturday l7th August next upon tho pre-,
niSrs in The said decree mentioned, and at In
'iw crg house Of Ri.hard HARRISON, 10 III cour-
" OF imherst. pr rsecJ Ia sch public auction.
crcii u Que aud Two years, for equal portion,
al the purchase money. taking from ihr purchaser
pui chs ssrs, notes negotiable ard pa, able al ore
4 HE b inks in Ivo,hhurg, satef ,ctoIy endor
sd the reet Of Land, situated in The county Of Am.
ntrs, whereon tire SAID Richard Harrison now
IVES, aud conve, I'd and described in the deed OF
tiist al the 2lst Of August, 1921, and filed as an
eAh,bi IN sat! cAuso. The legal Title 10 the snid
Land will he retained ,nil the purchase monty Is
pad CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY. Com.
daily 10 ds.
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To the People of Amherst County.

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