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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
THOMAS 4. FoURQTRtAN
REUBEN ID PALMER
LAND \ NEGROES rOR SALE.

IN Thursday, the Isl day OF December next,
~ there III be sold, upon tho premises, al pub
lie auction, the tract OF land whefeon Henry Adj
ans resided ~ the time OF hls death. THIS tact
(the part TO be suld) contains about POO acres and
situated ON BIZ Otter River, in the county of
bedford, about IA mile. South East of Liberty,
aud adjo'n. the land, al Joseph White, Widow
Roberts, Wm. Adams, and others. Upon the
premises, isa comfortable dwelling house and all
necessary on houses. The land is OF good quality,
we'll adapted 10 the cultivation of tobacco and all
,or's of gram. 1t isl saluble tract OF land, and
we'll deserving the attention OF purchasers. At
the same time and place, there will be sold two
valuable Negroes.
Terms. The land wi be sold upon cred, Of
one, ftco and three years, the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security, and trust deed
upon the land TO secure their prompt payment.
The slaves will be sold ona credit oitwcye months,
Except as 10 $50 CASH. the purchaser OF pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved personal ,ccu-
rity.
The sale viii be made in pursuance ola decree
Of the county court vi Bedford made al the last
October term, nthc case OF " Adams vs.. Adams y
The tllleto the property is believed To be unque.-
ilonable, but ~ Commissioner, shall convey such
tito onl "a, the decree aforesaid vests in me-
TlLGiIMAN A. COBBS, Com.
Nov II aN
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Nov. | |

" A:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
fice OF the county court offranklin the 9TH day
Of November, lS36
""''"'' p''''"h' Plaintiff,
against
MicaJah Dillon, Squire Dillon, Meredith Dillon.
Rebecca Cacote, Thomas Dillon and Jesse Dil.
hon, D,f,,J.,
In Cu,NcrRY.
Tie defendants Micaah Dillon. Souire Dillon
Meredith Diltlon, and Thomas Dillon not having
entered ther appearance and given security accor-
ding to tiie actot Assembly, and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they arc not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
on motion OF the plaintiff by counsel it is ordered
that the SAID absent defendants do appear here on
'',e mrs. nonoay IN January next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill, aud that COPY of this order hs NH
'''hed IN the Lynchburg Virginian for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of Tho
court mouse OF TINS county, on some court day.
Copy-Teste,
NJ. ;, MIG. CARPER, &c.
w2n
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LOST HOGS.

NSTRANED from the subscribers plantation
- within few weeks past. fine white Boar. of
the Chester and Bedford breed about Two wears old
very large and likcl y-aso, spotted Young Sow a
very fine young animal-both marked with a
swallow fork in each ear, and an undcrkeel in the
right. Any information concerning them will be
thankfully received. RICHARD Chiffon
November II Of
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TR ACT OF LAND

ia the county OF Campbell, called Radclltf>s. con
tanning by surveys 2ij acres, Preserving hall
tor the family buryug ground) This House lies
within : mile Of the town of lynchutg aud about 800
yards nom The FIRST toll gate, the Salem Turnpike
-issuscepble of the highest drgres of umprovem
is well Wdtcfcd-a Part OF IT very heavily umbered,
aud affords about T. 10 acres OF Gr,t rate lnca-
dow Land Terms, FOR the ,hrcc last mentioned
town Lots and the land-l, - 3 aud Years credit,
III equal portions, tor the purchase money-bonds
with approved personal security required, and the
tue 10 the property retained further security for
all the payments. lfcithcr OF the above DAYS should
hot be aIr then the sale will take place, the first
tar day thereafter (Sundays excepted) the sale OF
the Land IN the country, in either event. being the
day after that Of the Town property The rising
prosperity ef lynchburg, and tn. approaching peri
cd for the completion OF the Canal from Richmond
TO that Town, makes this most suitable opportunity
Tor capitalists 10 invest their money IN choice prof.
erts. The title to the whole OF the above property
IL believed 10 be 'ndIsputabe-and the undersigned
will Al any time show tho Land and Lots to one,
previous To the days of sale.
WIN. W. NORNELL, Coinr.
| Nov II tIoD
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ROBERT TINSLEy
" lRGlNlA At a Court held for Franklin co,,.

VIRGINIA At Coun held for Franklin con,
~, atthe courthouse, the 9TH day Of Sen.
TENDER, 1896 p
Palmer Pearson plaintiff, against Thomas Pear,
son, John Pearson. the heirs al law of David Pearo
futn McCrery aud Lucinda his wife, late Iucnd,
Jordan, Jabcz Jordan and others heirs at law and
distributes of Abel Pearson. dec. derts.
In eHANcERY
The defendants John Pearson the heir, at law n,
David Pearson,dec (whose names are unknown Full
ton McCrery and Lucinda his wife, Jabez Jordan
William X Pearson, and Stith A. Pearson nor ba,
ms entered then appearance, and given security ac
cordng to the Act OF Assembly and the rules Of lb,
court, and 1t appearing to the court by satisfatory
e''uehce' that they are not inhabitants of this Com
moh"ealth On the motion Of the plaintiff bv his
counsel 1t Is ordered that they do appear here OF.
the hrst Monday III December next and answer tho
plaintiffs bill and that copy ofthis order b. IN.
serted in the lynchburg Vrginian for eight week.
successfully and posted at the front door Of tho eon
house Of this county,
A Copy-Teste,
NJ. G. CARPER, DC.
October 3 xo
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40 NJ CT chants, ~ sadolcIs.c.

" T. have Just received. and are now opening.
our ! all supply of Hdrdnufe, Cutlery. Guns,
add"''y, 81. per ships Maruora and lI.fkawa, di-
rec IRON liverpool. our stock Is nov one al the
largest IA Ee state. aud the assortment as good IS
fpssi"y canhe selected. Notwithstanding the rise
III tie col al foods. slI sell both Al " oesa
and retail. cheap rs can be bought IN Richmond.
M any Other market IN tue uued states. Merchants
aud others. will do well To examine our stock. aud
the, w,il find that the, be Iully .upplled with
then Hardware, Cutlery, &c. without GONG further.
aud on as good terms elsewhere.
H. Is. RICHARDS x co.
sign cfae i"ra-
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James River and sAanass mn Conn
pIny.
Skh Osh NNN lOih ZnS{0IulollIx

\ l meeting OF the President and Directors OF
the james River and kanaw Ia Company, held
TENDER. lS;iti
ReSofred That the Stockholders OF the james
h"et aud kanawha Company, other than the State.
be and are hereby required pay INTO the Bank OF
Virginia or one OF its Branches, Fire Dollars per
sllife' on each share OF Stock held by them IN the
SAID Company, or before the 25th dav OF Noyen,-
Der NEXT.
Rssoired That the Stockholders of the sand Com
pany, Including the State, be, and they are hereby
required to pay INTO the Bank OF Virginia, Or one of
IT'S branches, Ten Dollars per share on each share
to Stock held by them in the said COMPANY. IN in
stainents, as follows Fire dollars per share on
the 10Th day Ct January next, and fire dollars per
share on the 25h day OF May next.
by order of tho President and Directors
W. R. CllIrTENDEN. Srcrefarp.
\. B.-The lnstalmcnts that hay,beep called for
tlncluding the above are as follows:
LIST lnsalment 81 per share paid at the time of sub
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NOTICE..

M AS committed, to the Jail of Amherst
W county, mulatto man, who says his name
IS Robert Henry Meay, 10 years old, ) feet I
inches hl"h, SAYS he is from Goochl,nd, and born
lice. l.lhewi,r, Il negro man. who says his name
~ Washington Logan, states that he is free and
from f""mtan county. Washington is very
black, about , feet . inches high. They were
both taken up together n"ar Staples Mills.
JNO. ). KYLE, Jaiior.
Nov. ii In,
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" % " EC r.

VIE Steamboat Guide, will commence rum
n'ne, the first rise of the waters, ON the Ten.
nesSec and fiolston rivers, between Decatur and
knoxville. and will ply regularly running the sea-
soh-"ak,ng trip every ten DAYS. She is not
surpassed b, any Boat in the West, for her speed
ana elegance OF ccommodations.-Persons tr,v.
e''hs 10 me Southwest, may avail themselves Of a
passage either from Knoxville or Kingston.
JAMES KING 4 CO.
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THE Lov1NasroN uorr,

VIE subscribers having purchased tbn
near the Courthouse. III the town ef th
ston, heretofore occupied by Col Charles po'ns
peg leave to inform the public generally lb,, ALTOS
VII, make every exerion TO please those wb, "et
ca', upon them The house is large and conc. NAV
and will be neatly fitted up. Servants s,,I enlenf
tentive' Table and Stable supplied as w,n DC at.
country can afford, and the Bedding shall be- a., Tue
hfst order In fine, we will endcavor to ke,n 'ae
worthy OF the public rrgarl. The lin. If ,olse
winch passes through this place. stops at this h.s
ana passengers shall be furnished with every
mage. HENRY s. PEY,ro% paus'
WIN. l. KIDD,
FREDERICK 5. PEYTov
August % W.
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NOT ICE.

fHNlE subscriber has authorized David II. Edev,
Esq. 10 receive and collect his rents and all
claims aud demands due to the concerns of David &
Robert Kyle, Kyle & Borland. and Robert KYLE.
All those indebted TO the above firms. will please
come forward and make pa,mcnt, as longer in
diligence cannot be given.
ROBERT KYLE
November II t,v
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" LARGE STOCK OF FALL ~
WINTER GOODS. at reduced prices.

I HAVE Just received NY entire stock OF all
L and Winter Goods. aud hud have an unusual
heavy stook on hand IN consequence oil WHICH,
will sell nj very reduced prices, for cash persons
wishing 10 supply themselves with any articles IN my
ur will find their interest To give the call,
rs am determined 10 reduce my stock b, selling at
a small advance. \ great portion of my Goods
were urohased before the late advance, aud prn-
cipall, tor cash. winch induces me TO believe that
none will 70 dissatisfied, that may favor me
with cali-l will take pleasure III exhibiting my
Goods 10 all who wish to bey. The following
arr ouly fe" at the articles comprising my stock:
Blue. Bsck AVID Fancy Cord. Cloths x Cassi-
mcTcs,
Sattlnetts of all kinds. very cheap
hrutucky Jeans handsome article or gentlemcns
Heavy Woolcns tor Negroes, from ga to Go cents.
Mapped Cotton, (WsonsD
linseNs, Pam aud Striped aud IL,
Blankets Rose aud Whitney. very large sizes,
Do naflel aud rwlllcd cheap.
DO 10 very large. ter Tent Covers.
t4foassians. very large stoch-sery low.
DO, panask, new and beautiful article,
Sass Muslns. plain and figured.
Roe,uci. do. plan aud figured,
laekou,t Null. aud Book do.
CainbricAs, plain and striped,
Laocs, Footing aud Edsincs good assortment.
Ribbous. alarsr supply. some very handsome.
Bauucts ut the latest STYLE aud Artificial Flowers,
fafrrd Hats and Caps. 4 large assortment, cheap,
shoes. large supply,
Gentlcmen's and Ladies Cosks, very ehesp) to-
scther with large assortment of Groceries. besides
other article too tedious name.
JANIS L. IIORNER.
=. :. will give liberal price for Country
Jeans, Domestic Socks and Wool.
JAS l.. HoRNER
Now
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TO MERCHANTS.

W. have Just received, by the ships Narmora
~ and HWkd,uy. onr importation of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods. together with very heav, and
good assortment Of other Foreign and Domestic
c c''' rom Richmond. Petersburg and Northern
chies.-We solicit a call from Merchants, buyng
IN this market, before making their purchases.
JAMES c. HUNT Il Co
FmCnrie-s ofE,ifiai Cord
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,,.... "'ois Eeph"nt.--. that half rc,xo,;na
,.r;sa , as ne Is somewha, disparagnely cbaracs
md vl,. "a ,s,s "a BOARD the Royal Tar sieamboa
verboard s s"a names approached him. jumped o.
.isnd: where he comforty and on;sh ns'?"oo,,ng
0'''sch IN barn. He was foowed "'s'sned
poney' also belonging to the Menagers ~ ,'':c
A'o 70 the letter 10 the Express. wbenc. no.,
Nv 'nese fscts that tho Elephant after ls;n1 u ::
80 "Hef' naie sirs ai,, hi, ru,k, 10 h ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
,MUEL W. LEOBErTE,s.

IL As Just commenced business IN the house
Il L next door above Messrs. James G. Hunt 4
Co. and socitsa share OF public patronage He
pledges himself that all work entrusted to his care
shall be faithfully aud promptly executed. and ON as
favorable terms as by any other person in town.
Now pm
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NOTICE.

a LII persons having claims against the estate
L a of Dr. p. c. CabeIl, deceased, will present
them for payment, and those indebted To the es-
tate will please come forward and settle, as wish
TO settle the accounts of the estate as soon as DOS
,lr. GEO. CAIJ,AW>y -,
New Glasgow. Na,. :; So
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From the ,New York Mirr,f.s
TIN yIDLD OF COR mr.

From eAe .New York Mirr1r.s
FRA FIND o. CORN.
l.etse.ess praise the myrtle bosers
Ffen aoathcrn summers spraas
The glory Of Italian fowcrs
Ny bafd and beauty sung;
White kossiies endearine yrae,
+ 10 la M, memory borne.
III not forget our try sting place
Was in the field Of corr.
tn branching vines beneath our feet
Ne purple elastsrs bore,
Bnt fruit more sunny -huci sad sweet
The pumpsfu's yellow store.
the plaint,vs quail tb II h,rboret neu
Prolonged his note forlorn.
And ever, sign aud SQUAD Was desr
Among this Indisl e'rn.
The grsva md raiiin, iea,os at last
Were fsiel ctisp. and sers,
And over them the autumn blast
Bcw aned their ruin drear
By respers fronthc tas.ellei stalk
The golden ear wa, torn.
And dssoiate became cur walk
Within the Held OF coru.
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IN Tuesday night eth inst; J will eo'niaen prs
~ INV Sigbt Sale, and shall be regular every
Tuesday and Friday night, during the rah anu an"
Winter months Having recent, fitted up NY
house Tor the nigh, saIes. an no" prepared 10 o',
Ter Inducements to purchasers sales will consist Vi
pr, Goods (sutablcto the season., cutlery @hpes
Boots. Hats. Rocks. Clock. Watches. Jewelry n c.
sc.
All orders strict, attended Ia, aud returns prompt
IL aud speelnli, made. Couslgnm.nts thankfully re
eeived. CHARLES fhi.id@'
Oct 81 10
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rlslIE subscriber has just received and opened an
4 assortment Of Medicines. Drugs, Paints,
Oils. Dye 3tuhs, &C., which, In addition To his
former supply will make h. stock large aud deslra-
bic.
lie has also on hand. asafiety OF very frs
Candies,
Preserved Ginger
Prunes.
Madeira Nuts.
flberts,
Soft SHIELDED .AlDouds,
Figs Oranges, Lemons.
Several Cases oil very dus Liquor,es &c. &s.
Tn. above. together with man, Fancy .ie,oi,,v
are offered his customers and the public ,erya
moderate terms. JAMES I. royal.
April u
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October 3

" lRGlNlA AT rules held in the Clerks or
hce OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law an,
Chancery. for the County of Amherst, on Mond,l
the 9th day OF September, 1896.
Francis l.. Dillard pl,;n,;g
against
John Penn. John billiard and Elizabeth hi. vii.
and John billiard the younger. Johu Moore and Eli
labeth hs"i George billiard, Nam Mite hell and
Lucy his WIFE, late Lucy billiard, Henry Terry and
''dr'ha his WE, Defendants,
IN CHASCERY
The Defendants John Moore and Elizabeth hi,
wiie, George W. billiard and John billiard Jr, moi
having entered their appearance aud given security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules of
TINS Court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
1''' hey a'e not inhabitants of this country, it isor
dered that the said Defendant, do appear here ON the
first day of the next pr term, and answer the bill
oil the Plaintiff and that cop, of this order be forth
WIN inserted IN some newsp per published in the
town OF Lynchburg. for two months succes,iyely
ond posted at the front door of the courthouse Of
this county. A Copv-Teste
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr, Cri
Oc'p't - a2m
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y" HEN we reflect how many thousands of peo-
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October 3 w2m
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NEQRoHs.

VIE subscriber WILL all times. pay the highest
- cash price for likely young Negroes Persons
having such to SELL will do well to call on him.
: :, NJ HART.
''n' II . I'm
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m 'iNoD OF fHLtpELPiIA.-Tle SYNOD of
-, '"aoei phia met, sgrcahl, TO adjournment. an
Wednesday, the goth ultinio ia the lrrtur. r,on,
oil the Central Presbyterian Church in phil,,l..l
Phia. Tho Number of the members nrc,,,, -, ,i
'eeooh OF the Moderator was l22, which was M
creased, IN the course of tho day, To l47. III,
rev. george W. Mn>erave, Of Baltimore. was
."osch Moderator. In the evening agreabl, to
Me arrangement OF Synod, the Rev. John Br.ck.n.
ridge, d. d. in consequence of the in,i,po >,,;,n If
'he last Moderator, preached the usual synod,,,l
sermon, from Chron. XII, 30: (which wore, ,',,n
OF understanding Of tho times to ku,,v WIN, Ir,.I
ought to do" VIM N"''
gentleman who left Philadelphia bciorc tho
scss'on OF the Synod closed, Inform, ms ,h,, ha,,
ne was present the discussions were rorI,r,.1 l.;
an excellent spirit. aud that IN the ms,inn,,, ,,,s
ton especially, liberal and truly Christian t,,,li,
prevailed. A resolution was introduced "a r,,;sa
S%o,ooo for the Western Board of FOREIGN ,l;s-
SONS; and, after several annaiinc addresses i,
tue course oil which some illusions were made lint
:" kind spirit, 10 the American Board, il way A.
"enaca by increasing the sum to Mirt0 tAousan!
a"o =" '''s 'ofn wasundnimossiy adopied !
M, o'"an' STATES that during the discussion, Mr.
wilson, missionary of the Board VIII, l,,, l,,,I,
returned from his station after hay;,, hi,
beloved wife, advocated the rcsnln,ion viii ,1.s,
ieeng, and concluded b, offering to the Rad HI.
chuie properly, amounting to one thousand ,ioJ
lars! AT meeting held on the subject Of III. 70.
solution, soon after it was passed, elren Mou,ouJ
do.drs were piedgeib the members of iii. Synod
ana al another meeting held in the evening al
dresses were delivered by the Rev. DR.. Br.ctsn.
ridge and Mr. Lowrie, and, in the course If IN,
evening, an individual whose name wa, no, man
toned, put into the hands of DIR. B. a nan.r :,
which he obligated himself 10 pay over the bo1f 81
a" property lvalned at about $40, 900, making tho
nan about Slo,ooO) to the Western Board. and
announcing the intention of himself and his three
-. :. 20 consecrate Themselves NTH tie remain
49, t &c" property, to the cause of missions TO
WV Nv. y. Observer.
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TEAS. LEMON SYRUP. &C.
lISt)

Us recrlNtd, superior TOT OF GUN POW
- DER and BLACK TEA.
ALSO
fresh supply Of LEMON SYRUP and LON
DON PORTER, which we will sell low, at the
Sign of the Bo4 and Gokdcn Uorter.
FOuRQuREAN g. PALMER
AuuuSiS0
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II pursuance OF d dec &c of the Hastings Courf
OF lFhehbnrg, entered at November term 16:b.
IN SUIT therein depending, ia winch Am Novel; is
ihslntIii aud VIM. W. Nore and others deien-
dants The undersigned. u Commissioner appoint
sh es the Court. for that purpose will expose TO
sale, at public auction, Monday. the 18th day
December next, at or upon the premises the follow
~ valuable property IN the town Of lyuchburg
ist The Lot at Ground adjoining the Franklin
Hotel, and the Lot owned b, " N. " Nonell. cou-
iainlps ~ tert on Mann Street, bs l;fl bach. With
he buildings thereou-ifom these So feet, three
eei alley ou each sdc - allowed Tor the oini al
tne o"nefs OF the adjoining property aud TN, Lot
-iiihSo sa"rJs fovn enough iot Two Large tene-
mems.
sad. The Let OF Gfauud ou Nalu Street tiou,nc
nc o'or' tisa,r oi ileeeuJc \ ote,l With IL app
paFehAacss eeo;asaaas =. Ices ttoui. - l5e tect
AatA.
Tar h., q. oirOuaJ % Fed.ral TIL. opposite the
ft's@eHee 81 psu.- u the 9sh .;rce;. contain
= ese tefe-p4 tbs IL. thrse ccoi BurA
p-saauS hs..e- Rf5es hacacu. Hf5cs Nesf nea,e
a. lh,'e is-st, excellent eliot " atef, AMI
lafss Gsfaea
ielua, 81 So - nc s.a,e llof. cash sof one
tis7 81 jhe rafl.sse ss.eaes. sgs etcl,, aud
- sSaEs - rsaAl an,t4lur-Bss fo7 the halancc-
hszaas ~sh approved Fetssnel security Tor these
= 80 tas esd lac niie 10 'he properly retained
"a Ha'it'es - uf3'N-
ALSO,
"a the ssase ds, the valuable Lot and Improve
..s-zis thereon on Federal Hill, beng the residence
81 TIE late Nm. Novell aud present occupied
= john VI. otrs. This one ol The most convent
eat aud de.irsble residences in Lynchburg-The
House Is well built and there upon the Lot a
large Stable, Carriage House, Ice House walled with
srohe, Meat House and a Wen allording excellent
water lhis lot contains upwards of one
I'd. The Lot with the handsome two stots Brick
buid ding thereon, joining the above with all the
cessary out Houses, now IN the occupancy OF Geo.
IA 'abell' aud containing nearly one
Sd. The hall acre Lot OF Ground with its buildings
separated from the Lot occupied by J, NJ. Otey, by
fourth alley-npon tins Lot there is a substantial
Bnck Dwelling with three rooms upon each floor,
with Kitchen aud Meat lsuse III the ward.
And on the next day to wit on Tuesday the
2ltl day December the undersigned will proceed
4" sell at public auction, the premises that very
valuable