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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-24

VIRGINIA. the Crcnit Superior Court
81 Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
Sarah Rush. pltG.
against
The pcrsoaaI representative Of Robert = FgrneI
deed; Davenport Orrick, and William Orn-
dogfF and The heirs al law and administrator
81 Benjamin s. Abcii, deed dGts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Davenport Orrick. mol
having entered his appearance and gwen
security, according to the act OF assembly
and The rules Of this court, and II appear
ing By satisfactory evidence that be y out
of this Commonwealth il is ordered, that
the said defendant do enter disappearance
10 this suit on the first day oil the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff.
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published 10 any newspaper within this
county, aud continued for two months
successiyely, and another cory posted al
the front door OF the Court House oi the
said county.
4 Copy. -Testc.
InnM LsTsD(AsrkIED
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g q N a l. - Q II 2.
~ HE undersigned have prepared boats
Z and have them ready for use. end
win carry Flour and all other produce
that may be offered and deliver il 10
Georgetown or Baltimore. They will
bring all kind of merchandise in return
from Georgetown or the Point Of Rocks
and Harpers Ferry, and have il forwarded
TO the owners Immediately. They will
take in Flour in WillismspoIt and Fal-
ling Waters and Mouth Of Opequon
They will keep plaster on hand.
KISINGER s. SON.
March 10. IS35-tf
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NEW GOODS.
WILSON g. ANDERSON'r.
September "a, 1885.
PAINTS, OIL, DC,

PAINTS, OIL, DC.
NYO. pure white lead 10 Oil.
4V Dry white and red lead,
Chrome yellow, SIC.
FIaxsee6 oil and turpeniine.
A superior article OF Winter Sperm Oil,
Whale Oil sc.
For sale Low by
IfA.u.lE 8. STEPHENS.
Sept. "a
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eI00 REWAMD.

GT2AYED or stolen from The farm OF
~ the subscriber near MartinsbuTg, be
tween the 2Sth u!t. and the 2nd inst. one
huadred and eight head ofsheep. If they
have been stolen, will give the above Tor
the apprehension of the thief and sheep
ifnot, will give liberal reward for the
sheep alone, or for any information that
will lead 10 their recovery.
JACOB |. KEEFER
Dec. "a, 1885.
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MeN Establishment
FORW ARDlNG & COMMISSION
EIOU G&.

FORW ARDlNG s. COMMISSION
EiOU G&,.
CTlGsI2 GEE Q w rs 2. G.
TTAVING taken LARGE and convenient
G.a. Warehouse and Wharf. situated on
Water Street, two doors above MIR. w.
Shoots, Georgetown, ID. G, for the pur-
pose of tyansactinS a general Commission
Business, in the sale and forwarding OF
Flour, Whiskey, Grain, Pork, Bacon, S.
other country produce, and purchase oil
Plaster. Fish, Salt. Groceries. &c, we
shall be pleased 10 attend 10 business 10
our line for any person who may choose
TO command our services.
AS our success must depend upon in
dustry and the satisfaction we may be a
BILE 10 render 10 those who intrust us with
their business it is scarcely necessary 10
assure the public that we will endeavor &c
merit their patronage.
HOGMlRE s COMPTON.
October 10, 1885.
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MOT ICE.
EbERSONS who may be indebted e
FL Edward A. Gibbs. are requested u
come forward and pay their dues TO The
subscriber, and those having claims &c
present their demands, as the subscriber
is authorized TO close his business, and
DESTROYS to do so as soon as possible.
CROMWELL ORRlCk,
Trustee afE. a. Gibbs
September 8, lS35--tf
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JOHN STR0THER,
WIN. LONG,
JACOB POlSAL.
A S. CHA MBERS.
RlCH'D M'SHERRY.
January :, 1886.
Row IL l1zog E2T
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FHSIIE subscriber will sell at private
u sale, the house and lot now oc-
cupied by .hrs Tabb, situated ou main
street, Maftinsburg. The house Is two
stories high, well situated for mechanic
Of any kind On the LOT are number 81
young thriving fruit trees. Possession 81
ven the first Of April next. Also.
The house and lot now occupied by the
Rev. w. G. Matthews, situate on the cor
ner of Burke street, and Spring Alley
This house will be sold or rented on ap
p.iration to the subscriber This house Is
large and convenient, and has one OF the
best gardens 10 the town. attached TO 1t,
JOHN N. RIDDLE.
January IA. lS56-U
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MARrlNsBUae SAVINGS IssTrTGrioN,
December 30, 1885.
The Undersigned, a committee appoint
ed by the Board Of Directors, TO examine
into the affairs Of this institution. sgfeea
bly, 10 the provisions Of the charter, ae-
count as follows:
.Nartiasb,rg Saviags Institution. On.
10 weekly .nd monthly deposit
ors, sS22S 90
Special, do 4946 -
Individual, do 736 "
Interest RECEIVED, &c 81
Fines. &c., is "
Unclaimed dividends, d 80
1901. u
CR.
By amount OF bonds and
notes discounted. sS253 0s
Expenses paid, 90 70
I" Cash on hand, 7S9 IL
--s90l2 81
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rREsEz GROCERIES.
E7lRsT quality LOAF s. BROWN
Ill SUGARS
Srmg Rio and St. Domingo COFFEE.
GGapowder.
Imperial,
G. P. Imperial, STEAS.
Young hyson,
s Black
New Orleans and West India MOLAS-
SEES, Sugar House, do. very superior.
Ground Alum and fine SAIL &c, for
sale by LAUCK & STEPHEN.
September, IL, 1885.
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Nal EN- GOODS. -The undersigned,
~ has just received and opened. an ex-
,ensiye assortment of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES. Sc, TO which he invites
the attention of his friends, and the public.
A. G.. HAMMOND.
Little Georgetown, Oct. 90
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ITs o ~ r o U " o "a z


AT IIARPER'S FERRY, VA.
fHgHE subscribers wish 10 inform The
K public generally that their Iron Foun.
dry, on The island Of Iarper's Ferry. wil
be ia operation The 2oth Of this month, and
will cast Machinery Of every description
such as
Machine Castings, NIL Gearing,
Ind Braading Irons.
They uill also keep on hand .Mouldboard'
of ne Cormick's patterns, from No. 6. Il
No. u. right and len handed, .4lso
Iou!enl Aiot,tdboards right s. left
laey hare also on hand, Wagon Boaes
of ali si.es, and ahdiroas Of varioas pat.
terms.
They have and will keep constantly a
first rate Pattern Maker. So that they
viii be able 20 make patterns, Of every
description, at the shortest notice. AL
orders thankfully received and promptly
attended 10.
HUGH GlLLEECE s Co
r. sremher 10, 1885 If
n b. Old lion taken in exchange for
any ol the above named Castings.
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l1SNgI@ 1I's sEo2

LILA g j. u 1gIse R'S q Z OF
FOR rem L.
Tar undersigned wishes TO rent for one
year OF more from the lst Of April next
his BL.4G hS.NI1H SHOP, on the road
from Ms,tinsburs TO Williamsport. one
nile from Shecrer's Mill. now in the oc.
cupaDcy Of Andrew Ullum. 1t is com
Portable and commodious bni!dipg and To-
Gated in ncishbortood where work can
always he had for two fires.
CHARLES DOWNS.
November 10, 1857
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rHrsrv GROCERIES.

March 10, ls35--tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
EXECUTORS SALE.
October 10

nv Hi be sold. to the hi CHEST bidder at public
w auction. al the times herein after mentioned
the following valuable property viz:
|. On Wednesday, the I9th day of October next
il fair, hno, on the next fair day thereafter on Nh,
premises in the lower end of Campbell couni,
tract OF Land, containing about 100 acres, belonging
to the estate OF Alexander Patteson dec, adjoinns
the Lands of Capt. Nm. S, Duguid, David b. Pat,
teson and others. Person, wishing to view the and
before the day Of sale, can have it shown them by
either of the above named gentlemen. Purchase
money payable IN two equal instruments, LIST July,
1897, and LIST April 1898.
=. On Friday, the 2lst day of the same month, 10
front OF the Union Hotel, in the town OF Lynchburg,
two unimproved Lots in said town, designated in the
plan thereof, as Lots No. rs and No 80, lying on lh.
Main Street, on hoth sides of Planters Warehouse,
nearly opposite the Union. Purchase moneS paya.
BILE, one third down, one third on the LIST March,
1887, and one third on the LIST September. 1887.
3. Also, on Wednesday, the Goth day OF the same
month, 1t air, otherwise, the next fair day thereat
tor on the premises thatvery valuable residence and
avern stand, called Clover Hill, being the late resi-
dence OF the said Alexander Patteson, dec, on tn.
main Lynchburg and Richmond load in the upper
end of Prince Edward County, consisting of about
2o6 acres OF Land. and excellent improvements oal
descriptions necessary or convenient for Road
stand. This Tavern is very advantageously siua
ted and is now, beyond question, the most p, ofta
Die public house between Kaine's and Lynch
bufg. Purchase money in three equal lnsalments
VIZ LIST July, 1887, and LIST March and Is Novem.
ber' 1888. This pfopert, and the Lots in L,uch
burg belong jointly to the estates of Alexander and
llborne Palteson, but is advertised by authority Of
all concerned; and no difficulty as to title.
In every case, bond with good personal security
VIII be required and the title retained, or a trust
deea taken to secure payment Possession, entire
or partial, will be given Immediately If desired.
At the same time, with the last mentioned sale,
Will also be offered TO the highest bidder on cred
II ill lstday OF July next, all the Household and
'ate dwelling, comprising between 90 and 30 Beds
and Furniture and all other articles necessary 10 fur
nish such an establishment Also, such Plantation
Stock as may then be on the premises.
W. y. BOCOCK, Error
Of H. Patteson, dec.
September 10 w26O
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PORK HOGS, BEEF CATTLE. & G.
AT AUCTION.

TSHALL offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder, on
4 Monday the 9TH Of next nnonih, lNovembcr)
on the plantation OF the late David Jacobs, on rye
River, in Nelson County, more than 40 me Pork
Hogs about 80 head Of Cattle of which ihrr,, are
8 or 10 good milk Cows--a Yoke or two of Oxen.
and the remainder mostly nice fat Beef, lot of
nice Bacon. E good Work Horses, the en-
tire crop OF Tobacco it now hangs in the house
the crop OF Corn all the Household and kitclr-
en- furnur", set of Carpenters Tools "A Way
on and Gear; also an Ok Cart and many other
articles.
The Crop of Tobacco, Corn and sork of Hogs
on the Ball Mountain plantation, will also be sold
at the same time and pace-For all sums at and
under ten dollars, cash will be required. and for all
over, a credit until the lst of next July will be
gwen. Bonds with undoubtcd security, will be in
every instance required.
WILLIAM MASSIF,
Ertomtor of Dduid Jacobs's Estate
\. Il. Canal Contractors are particularly in
viied 10 examine the Beet and Pork. w. H.
Nelson Couy, Ocr. 90 TN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

VIRGINIA: At Court held for Franklin coun
~, at the courthouse, on the 9th day Of Sep
tember 1886:
Palmer Pearson, plant q, galnst Thomas Pear
son. John Pearson the heirs law of David Pearson
Fun McCrery and Lucuda his wife, late Lucinda
Jordan, Jabcz Jordan aud Others heirs at law and
distributes OF Abel Pearson dec. dcrts
In CHANcERY
The defendants john Pearson, the heirs at law of
DAVID Pearsou,dec twlosc names are unknown. Eul
ton MeCtery and Lucinda his WIFE Jabez Jordan.
William X. Pearson, and Sth A. Pearson, not hay
ms entered then appearance, and given security ac
cotdng 10 the Act OF Assembly and the rules Of this
court and 1t appearing to the court, by satisfactory
e'ioence' mat they are not Inhabitants Of this Com
mon"ealth Tn the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel IT Is ordered that they do appear here, ON
the FIRST Monday in December next and answer the
Pa,n,'i' oi'i and that copy ofths order be in
serted in the Lynchburg Virg,nian for eight veels
successfully and ported at the front door of the cour,
house OF this county.
Copy--Tcste
o, NC. CARPER, D. c.
oo' w'm
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IMPORTANT SALE.

I n pursuance of decree rendered in the chancery
L county court, for the county at Campbell, ON
the 10Th day Of October, 1916, IN the suit of - Rams
baryer and others, against Douglass Adm'rs. and
Others" there will be sold Tuesday the Goth
October, l536 if fair, if the next fair day, upon
the premises Of the late James Douglas ofCampbe
county, the TRACT or LAND, on which
SAID Douglas died, containing 62 acres, q lying
the road leading from llancocks Mill by Jordans Ia
to Lynchburg, and near what is called Martin.
Shop-said Land is well materrd and wooded, OF
fertile soil, productive of Grass, Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco-wh the usual impro, ements thereon, and
the title TO which observation-disclosures OF sale tor
the Land third in cash down. The balance
in two annual payments, the purchaser giving bonds
with good and approved securities.
There will also, in pursuance otthe same decree,
at the time and place, be sold sixteen eigh-
teen likely aud valuable Negro Siaves-also, proper
ty of the late James Doug last rns of sale for the
Slave property.-Credit will be given to the purcha
of II months from the day of sale, the purchaser
being required to execute bonds with good and APP
proved securities therefor.-1hc Commissioners will
convey such title as they authorized by the de-
cree aforesaid, which is believed to be indubtable.
JOHN CALDWELL,
CHRISTOPHER MOORE,
Commissioners.
October 10 t15O
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October 10
P1ny.
Sfh OIh anal 1Ofh InSfNin,el,fs.

4 L meeting Of the President and Directors of
"A the James River and Kanawha Company, held
in the town OF Lynchburg, Friday the 30th Sep
TENDER, 1886
Resotped, That the Stockholders Of the James
River and kanawha Company other than the State
be and are hereby required to pay into the Bank of
Virginia or one OF its Branches, Fire Dollars per
share. On each share OF Stock held by them in the
said Company, on or before the 25lh day of Novem
Der
Resoind, That the Stockholders Of the said Com-
pany, including the State. be- and they are hereby
required to pay into the Bank of Virginia Or Que of
its Branches, Ten Dollars per share on each share
OF Stock held by them in the said Company, in in
stalments as follows Five dollars per share,
the 25l day cf January next, and .fr. dollars per
share on the 25th day OF MAY next.
BY order of the President and Directors.
W. ID. CiiITrENDEN, Secretary.
n. B.--The Instaments that have been called for
Including the above are as follows:
lst lnsalmeut 81 per share paid the time of sub
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Oct. 10
FOR SALE.

vVNIlE ,rac, of Land Oh which reside, lying in the
L upper end OF Campbell county, on Otter Kiver'
supposed to contain between eight an d nine hun
d,cd acres between one hundred and hundred
and 6l,y acres is River aud Creek bottoms.
The price have fixed upon the property, is ten
thousand dollars do not hesitate TO say, that any
person wishing TO buy good estate, will not be dis
appointed in the expectation that the Price Is caicu-
ted TO raise.
The object OF making sale, is to make distribu-
ton Of he proceeds 10 my chldren--a credit will be
given all the purchase money and long credit on
a part if desred-the purchaser paving interest Oh
the part thus extended
BENJAMIN HADEN.
October 2 wt2JD
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weight Of the Saddle only few ounces, and gives
very great ease the rider and horse. aud may be
applied to Ladies' Saddles well As gsntlemen',.
They are also less liable TO break and more easily
repaired than any other kind OF Patent Spring Sad
dies he ever was acquainted with. In fact. lie will
warrant all he sells to perform WE'LL and In support
of hat he has said he refers the reader to Col Al
eNandcrs letter below, and the certificate OF num-
Der OF gentlemen. Of the highest 'espcctabiy, who
have tried for themselves.
OTTER NiEw, October l. 1896
Dear SHELVING expressed wish to know how
| liked the Patent Steel-Spring Saddle purchased
az ,au IN January last. have no hesitation in sa,
mo !, ia III. most pleasant and agreeable Saddle |
hay, ever rode .o6n and can with confidence, re-
commend it to ali who irs're ease aud comfort in ri
ding With mach respect,
Your obedent servant,
GERARD ALEXANDER.
We whose names are und, signed, have EACH Tor
ourselves, purchased one OF Boards Patent Spring
Saddles, msnuta tured by John Thurman, and do
fully recommend them to the public, for ease and
comfort to the rider and horse
THOMAS II. SCOTT,
NArirL |. MANSON.
SAMUEL NJ. SCOTT,
II. DIXON.
WIN. DANIEL, Jr,
G.S COBBS,
JOHN G. MEEM.
JAMES {. HUNT,
CHAUNCEY STEEN,
THOMAS \. FOURQUREAN,
ALEXANDER AUSTIN,
IL. L. DAVIES. Of Bedford.
JOHN w. THOMAS.
Lynchburg, October 20 Is
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THE II ,RNESr IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Erop rbs Iiprrn,aJ H,,curu AZ g., a

From The Lioerpooi Mercury of Sept 9.
TIE II ARNESF.-We understand that in
Lincolnshire tho Wheat is al secured, bu, not in
as good condition last year, some of it being
n,lldewed the fields of oats and barley are not
yet all cleared In Yorkshire wheat Is III good con-
ditIon, but considerable part OF 1t still remains in
th, feel Is. Should weather conlinnc favorable for
another week, harvest will be nearly over in tie
neghborhood Of Barnslcy. Leeds Wercuru
Tho harvest is proceeding pretty brsklv in ma.
ny parts of Scotland. If the same open weather
continues for some time longer, the crops will be
got in in excellent condition. Scotsman.
HUNTlNGDON.--Thu harves, in the fens
has commenced, though not generally. The whoa,
crops, which were So much cut by the frost
IN the spring, have greatly improved, but are
not equal TO those of last year; the oats, too il is
expected, will not be good either in quantity OF
quality. The coleseed has been improved bv the
late rains, but IL /, not ON the whole a promising
plant. Hcrts County Press.
NORFOLk.-The reports which reach US with
re ard TO the crop of wheat are very satisfactory
the harvesting OF that grain is nsary concluded,
the crop well got ~ and the sample superior to
that oil last year do We hear Of any complaint
of the Barley, except that the quality of the grain
may be expected to partahe Of the variable char
actor which has time been observable in the
growing crop; inasmuch patches of green corn
to be found in almost every field, even at the
period thai the bulk is sufficiently ripe for cutting
Norfolk Chron.
The harvest is proceeding pretty briskly in
this neshborl,ood. III the weather continues favor
able, tho whole crop will speedily be housed
Chester pap.
THE CLfDE.--For the PAST week tho wes-
ther has been very uniavosable for the hsrvsr.
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Winch baud o'es its shiteuess thy soft ~resthirg
cars.
smile for thy glance the urror Is thrown,
And the face u, an angel . meeting "y e"s
Heauttful ere tturs marvel not
That thy check loseliet tut has caught:
And the kinding light of thy eye hath told
M learet we alth than the mser's gold
A~as--away--ihetc Is dagger here
A terrible phantom is bending Deata
t.hastly and sunken, his raylesseycI
Scowls on thy loneliness scornfuliy-
With no human look-with no human breath.
lie stand besides thee--the hunter, pkArn'
Fly-but alas he will follow still.
like moonlight shadow beyond thy MI
In ths noun da, waikiki thy midnight sleep
Close nj thv heel will this phsnt ON Keep
stili on thy car shall his whispers be
Wo--,hat such phantom should follow thee
In the lighted han whers the dancers ~,
Like beautiful spirits 10 and fro ;
When thy fair atps glance ia then stainless "n"s'
like ivory bathed IN still moonlight;
Aud not one star III the holy sky,
Hath a clearer light thau Thy own dark s,s
Oh ,hen--eyen ,hen--he will follow thee.
As the ripple follows the bark {" sea
In the sottened lisht-in the turning nanee-
The chill of his breath on thy cheeks sn"l. nnes''
And thy warm blood shriuh from h,. icy Niger
And vet lher. ~ hope-embra II now.
While thy soul is open AS is ,hy brow
While tbs heart Is tresh-while It's iesines so''
Gush clear as the unso,led mountain NIL
And thy smiles are Us free the AIRS OF sptihs,
Greeting aud blessing each breathm. thug
When the after cares ot thy ihe shall come,
When the bud shall wtbrt before It's bloom.
When thy soul issck oi the emptiness
And changcful fashion oil Human bliss
And the weary torpor OF blghcd feeling
Over thy heart as ice Is stealing
Then when ia, spt,t il turud above.
Nv the mild rebuke OF the Christians love
When the hope Of tina, 20, IN my heart ~ sun u
Which eye hath not seen, MOI eai hath he"o'-
Then will that phantom nj darkness be
Gladness aud promise aud bliss to thee
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Fine Tobacco Land for sale.
CAE.fP!

4 TRACT Of Land, belonging TO the Estate
L "A OF Chas. Johnston, containing 220 acres, is
offered for sale on very accommodating terms. Ii
lies in Carvns Cove in Bo,etourt county, is well
watcred, and has2 or ordinary DIV eng houses
upon it. There are 100 acres of the above tract.
capable Of producing the very fines. kind of To-
bacco, and the whole of the Land is easily cultiva-
ted, and Is productive in wheat, corn, &c 1t will
be- sold for sum that can readily be made from
it in two years. Persons disposed to purchase
this Land, which is really bargain, will apply
TO me IN Lsnchbnrg, or to I. Johnston at the Big
Lick. J. r. ROYAIJ
Executor Of c. J.
Oct. 20 4,
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

nN the 18th inst. at TIE late residence of Hen
~ ~ Brown Jr., dec, will be sold the Furai-
turo belonging 10 tho estate. THIS Furniture COM
priscs great variety, and the most OF the articles
very valuable.
ALSO,
For sale privately three full blooded DURHAM
BULLS all Of them are superior animals a
Carriage, and pair of Carriage llorses-thc
Horses are likely, and the Carriage OF good quail
itv /; also. lot of first rate Family Bacon.
Terms of sale will be made known on applica-
tion to n. d. Townlv, and on the day of sale.
JOHN +. BROWN, E1'or.
Of Henry Brorn, Jr. dee'd.
Oct. IL 1850
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NOT ICE.
September 10

Ri VIRTUE Of a deed of trust. execu-
- ted to the subscriber by Tunstal Shelton.
yr, for the purpose of securing a debt due Daniel
Tucker bearing date the 10th day of September.
1870 and duly recorded in the Clerk office ofPnt-
Sylvana county, on Saturday the 5th day of No
member next, ON the premises. will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash, A TRACT OF LAND,
containing about eighty acres, living ON the Long
branch IN the county of Pittsy vania adjoining the
lands OF John Butcher and others the Land has
small plantation on 1t aud the necessary houses for
small family, and perhaps good Tobacco Barn As
toany further description of the Land think it I'M
necessary, as persons inclined to purchas will view
Tor themselves, before the day OF SALE Acting as
rnstree will convey such title as is vested IN mt
only, and none other.
THOMPSON ROBERTSON.
October 20 in
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asO REV ARD.

y NJ ,,r od of September. Negro man
med SAM. who was purchased Of Mr.. -tep hen
Holland Of Bedford. lie has wife Al Nh Thomas
phelps, in Bedford, and, as he was seen gong m
,hn direction, it Is probable that he ma, be "rs
ing thereabouts. Sainis about 90 years o' age -
stout well built fellow, about . 'eet 'hehe' my w.
80 busby had at hair and small whiskers. aud Is
an ordinary blacksmith. -.
We viii give $50 reward for Sam. II delivered to
go !, yuehb,ry or $50 II secured IN any jail 50
that We get them again ,nu,c
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