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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

avEWINo HYMN

The sum- half hid from mortal n."
N,x h,tbes himself in floods of gold.
And now unseen, the arch OF blue,
Ten thousand radiant worlds unfold.
A. through the shades Of night arc seen
Those cleaning orbs concealed b. day,
% brighter CLOVIS, with woe between,
The hose OF heaven, that blissful ray
PERHAPS some kindred spirit sings
Beyond those bright respondent spheres.
And waits 10 lend her golden wings,
To watt me from this vale OF tears -.
Oh Thou, whose threne is based on worlds
That wheel their rounds through endie" sPSc''
He at thv right, when tate uninrls
Her gloomy scroll, my resting place
As now Ikseel in natures fame, -,
Whose burnishd lamps are worlds oil hgh''
NV shirt talks with those that reign
Above the spangled arch oil night
And. wrapt in awe, | hear the theme
Which through the heavenly organ fihgs'
And dies away upon the stream,
Which from the Throne Eternal springs
oh that some angel of the skies
Would while gaze on heavens high dome,
Unlock. and to my lingering eyes,
Reveal NV future bhssful home
Nv pirit. calm as Cynthia's beam,
Would soar beyond each starr, sphere
And there, arrsyed in light, would dream
No more ofihings that erie'e me mere
To thee bow, Eternal One.
Who woye the gorgeous robe OF night
And ask that Thou lthy will be done }
Would'st fill. from some bright uru oihght
NV thirsty soul and like yon star
That fades at mornings dawn away,
Oh may that tight but cease TO glare
In heavens own bright, eternal day
ETHELRED.
BEDFORD Co. Va. 1896.
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May %

VIRTUE of decree of the circuit superior
court OF law and chanccry for the town of
l.ynchburg, pronounced tho 2sth day of January,
1876, in the suit, David llgginbotham, Daniel Hs-
gnbotham and Thomas lligpnbotham. late Mer-
chants and partners. trading under The style and firm
OF ID. 4 ID. liiggnbotham g. Co. plffs against Wi
att Duncan and Mary his wife, William Duncan,
Ph;rbe Cameron, widow of John cameron dec. Re
becca Goodrich, William Sledd and Ibg all his wife,
defts' The undersigned, who is hereby appointed a
Commissioner for the purpose will sell, to the high
est bidder on the 18th day ofJnnc next. on the prem
iscs, in Amherst county, pcdlar Mills the tract
OF Land in the proceeding mentioned, containing up
wards two hundred acres. on credit of twelve
months. Bond aud good security will be required.
and the title retained as further security.
THOMAS n. EU3ANK
Sheriff Of imherst County, Commissioner.
MAY l6 I'm
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June
NOTICE..

subscriber offers for sale his Plantation,
u the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike about six
miles above the former place, and containing 4l3i
acres by late survey about $50 supposed to
be cleared and nearly all in goood heart. There are
about 40 acres of first rate meadow Land, IL or IL
now in grass and fine about half the balance is this
year in cultivation and will be in fine order seed
in grass this fall the balance of the Land is hea'i
~ tmbered and the whole tract lies remarkably we'll
In TACT, there Is not single that lies too rolling
tor cultivation. 1t contains due proportion OF To-
bacco Land. From experiments made on this tract,
and IN the nelghborhood, feel myself warranted IN
saying that there is portion of the State where
the soil is more benefited by the application of Clio
yer and Plaster than this. The great quantity OF
Timber on this Farm renders it, on account OF It's
to Lynchburg, for fuel and other purPo
ses truly valuable, and equally if converted into
a dairy farm to which, from the large proportion Oh
flat Land it is peculiarly adapted.
Also, the Tract, on which the subscriber resides,
half mile West of New London, and contains
1870 acres Tor thereabout) About one third OF
this tract is cleared, the most of it in fine
heart the Timber on the balance is very hea-
w, and 1.-THE soil is admitted by all persons 10
whom it is known being the very best in this coun
try. The improvements are plain, substantial anu
sufficient for the accommodation of moderate SIZED
family. To gentleman who wishes to be near
such an institution the New London Academy
for the purpose of educating his children. | know no
situation desirable, lit being only three quarters
Of mile distant)
Also, to lease for term of years. his FARM adj
Joining Mrs Thompson, Col. Thompson's mill tract
and others, which there is a meadow that yields
annually 50 or 60,0tU lbs. of hay and ready market
IT the place for all that he made at from 70 GEMS
70 81 per hundred; about 100 acres cleared. Terms
made known on application to the subscriber, lv'nS
near wLondon. w. w. AUSTIN.
Ma wSw
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dir. PETEK,S


tDLT nv f-DILLfOtS PIILS.
InE>E fis composed Vegetable and
hiehy beneheiai In tho and
pan' They n" specially the Liver when
d"n carrying Oh large quantity Of bie, through
would produce either Jiundc, ompaint Bilious
tt'of Fever aud Aeue, other
sl case" oit"o q" the howell they hkc charm.
p)srcP'is ('ny the PROPRIETOR and who indulge
Of the table
them nj all periods without mourning any IN Per
'"n, gong to 10 Southern civ"
'"ko.om' othsse pills wththcm ThcT
these P, of th.n taken wouId N.
ii preventing much suffering sickness
bowels thus ,uh"nr I" he shsorhed aud mingled
unassna'd huids, that d,snscs ara produced
hdent that person ho gives ira. II,
or after feel wiling I" he wnho" thnmfhe
ands speaking the of their efficacy b.
but the high Dr. = has
Of the PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE STOMACIIiC.E Ut
HEPATICh for the Of Dyspepsia aud Liver
snhcirn
their They contain particle Mercury
gf'dont that dses not with health and
-
D.. p ~ishos T. i.octly unIe Pill, poe.
enahes qi.irs independent they
both tonic aud deobue acting
functions thu. strengthening the while
Msdicnea which excepting
the their
dalton 81 long catalogue OF Chronit di,e
Dr. having been educated uader ANA an
aud European Medical profsssr and ptscuscd profession
South, where
character prevail cont.rs himself qualified iyc the
nature OF diseases IN liant To warm climates.
Prepared by Joseph Pusty re-,., ID. y. u. G. r.
Of
'emei"' No 1913 hcr's street Nsw York,
ptie,or Each DO, Fort, Pills. Price so cen,.
u A fresh supply ct the above Medicines Just
received and for sale by DAVID X. LYMAN aud
can be had in almost every town in the State.
Feb. % wIom
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RUFFALOE SPRINGS.

~ led ON bnifaloe RIVER, IN the county
- Amherst, Is miles OF the Court House, % miles
from Lexington. and p miles from Lynchburg
In calling the attention of the public to these
springs as watering place, the subscriber takes oc
CASTOR IL remark, that they no new discovery al
though unknown to the distant public, until last sea-
son. For many years they have been nurnerou at
tended by persons from the surrounding coun-
try, who will readily testify to their Medicinal
vntues-but owing to the fact that the former occu-
piers filled them as tenants AZ the will of the owners
who would neither sell nor improve the property, in
ducemcnts, in the way of comfortable accomnoda-
TONS To distant strangers, could not be offered.
Within the last IL months a yery large and com
modious Hotel, with comfortable Cabins, have been
erected su,hcientto entertain 300 persons.
The water has been anal,zed, and found To con
tam the essential ingredients, sulphur, soda lin an
unusual proportion) and ma nesa and the subscr-
per can say with the fullest confidence, that il ccr
Gates OF tact this were required they can be obtained
OF many individuals, whose experience of their virtues
enables them To say that they are not surpassed BY
any waters III Virginia, for most of the diseases com
mon to our cllmate-in cases otDyspepsia, deranged
condition of the stomach and breast, liver diseases
and diseases of debility generally aud to delicate ie.
males and children, they are peculiarly adapted. Fer
tins fact, the highest authority among the medical
faculty can be offered in this section of country as
well the better evidence OF full and ample tests from
individuals by actual experience.
The season will again commence on the 18th Of
June. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore enjoyed, both from his old
friends and strangers. again invites them visit him
with confidence on his part that whilst he will be re-
mnncrated for unremted cNertions To please, that
they will be repaid III Improvement OF health
The rates of fare will be the same as last year viz.
Board per week, Sc 90
do do day, 90
Horses per week, ) 50
do do day, IS
Children and servants, halt price.
7. S.-Having been requested by some of my
conn'y-men. to prepare a dinner for the celebration
OF the anniversary of American Independence, on
the 18th of July next, lwould say to those persons
VINO are disposed to unite with MS on that occasion,
they VIII only be charged the subscription for
dinner and regular boarding rates for after time.
Visitors for health will pay nothing extra.
June > t. W. L. SAUNDERS.
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NOTICE..

DURSUANF TO the provisions of decree of the
n circuit superior count OF law and chancery for
the county III Nelson, pronounced the Sd of May,
$50 III certain cause therein depending, in which
Messrs. \. X H. Weed & Co tie plaintiffs, and
Franklin Thwing X Obadiah !. REYNOLDS late nlcr
chants and partners, undo, the style OF Thwing &
Reynolds, aud others the defendants the under
signed, appointed a Commissioner by the said de-
cree tor the purpose, will proceed the 18th June
next, III the town OF New Glasgow. county of Am
her.t, to SELL TO the highest bidder for cash. the
Store House and Lot situated in the said town, the
property of the said Thwing & Reynods.-The
Store House isa large Lot, and the stand for store
a good one.
THOMAS n. EUBANK, SheriFof
.fmherfs and Com missioner.
Nav % ids
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PATENT WASHING MACHINES.

VIE. undersigned takes pleasure announcing
- to his friends and the public generally, that he
has purchased Of T.. Y Watson, OF the city of Alba
ny, in the State of New York, the exclusive right,
throughout the county of Campbell and several of
the adjacent Counties of making, using and vending
to others to be used, his improvement on the Wash
ing chlne and can assure the public, that is the
most efficient article of the Kind ever offered in this
country. Its utility has been well tested by the
wa, OF saving labor and soap, aud the finest muslin
may be washed IN IT without sustaining as much III
jury as II ncccssar, cel,es by the rubbing ofhands
The public are requested To give them trial. as it is
thought they cannot fail to please, for the more they
are used. the better they are liked BY those who
have tried them. Those who wish it, can, at any
time, the above Machine in operation at the
Franklin Hotel, at the subscribers near the Yves
TEN Hotel THOS. DAVIS
Nav o6 ,s
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ptNAW Az from the subscriber living in G. amp
i a bell county, about five miles west Of the Court
House, seven miles from New London, and about
eleven miles from Lynchburg, the third of last
month, april negro man ned Sam, about nlne-
teen years of age, about five feet nine inches
high, rather spare made and black complexion. lie
was raisedby Maj Augustine Left~ich, dec of BED.
ford county, within six miles of Liberty. lie had
on when he went away, black broad cloth coat and
dove coloured cashmere pautaloons-he has rela-
I onS III dltieret parts of Bedtord-his range is ex-
I svs will givethe above reward OF $50, if de
lnered 10 me at my house, or $50 ii secured in
any Jail, 40 that get him again.
PEITON I.EFTWICH
o. The kand,cha Banner ,riH insert the obure
three times and send its account to this Office.
MAY 30 Is
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EAGLE HOTEL,

'INllE subscriber continues At this establishment,
L and returns to the public his sincere thanks
fer the very beia encouragement heretofore rccei,
ed and promises to use exerton in his power
tor the accommodation and comfort of those who
visit hin.-lIis Table shall be furnished with the best
the market affords-lis Stable with every thing ne =
cessary for Stable and his Bar the bert of Liquors
IA fresh supply Of which is daily expected from
New York, when the tasty can call and Judge for
themselves. ID. CHII.DERS
+. S.-Those Indebted to me- will please make
payment, as longer indulgence eaunot be expected.
This hope will be nttendedto d.. c.
June Il IS
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heiAiA, To VII At a court Of .,,,..
sion, bsgun and held tor the comfy 80 as
at the courthouse, on Monday the 2Is, la, s1i'
1896: ''s OF Mart
William L. Christian, aud jaime, G. "a,
plaintiffs Ifistnn
Against
Charies H. Christian, John johnson and "
"lie, late Mary Christian James Chri.,,.. ~ he
Christian, and the heirs al law of Ehzaba'l 'itLf,
deceased, Whose names are unknown al N f4t
ID. Christian, defendants. ~" W af.r
~ oHANCERf.
The defendants, John johnson and u,a
late Mary Christian, James Christian. IL, ''is et,
tian and the heirs at law of Elizabeth G.as I'M
Whose names are uuknown,) and Wal,er n ' ' D.,
tan, not having entered their appearance , hR-
security, according to the act of assembl, "u s"n
rules OF this court, and it appearing to ,bs aaa
ton OF the court, that they are not inhab,,a'
Commonwealth; on motion Of the plaip,as = Vi tins
counsel, 1t Is ordered, that the said def-nd,,. Then
pear here, on or before the Is, day of tho 10 ap
term, TO answer the bill of the plaintiffs n.y., 'nne
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in maj
burg Virgnan, and posted at the from, do. l. hch-
courthouse of said county VI The
copy-teste.
.u,,,s ROBERT TiNsLEY, cat
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May 90

WILL be sold, at auction, on Saturday the OH
w August next, at old School House, on the
premises trac, of Land, lying in the county Of
Franklin on the waters of Owens Creek, North side
OF Pigg River, adjoining the Lands OF Burwell and
Daniel Law, Robert Hodges and others,and contain
ing two hundred and forty six acres.
Terms-One hall the first day oi May, 1897, the
balance twelve months thereafter; Bonds with good
personal security will be required. Those wishing
view the Land before the day of sale, will call on
Doct. George W. Clement, residing near, who will
shcw it. RALPH SMITH, Error.
OfJohn Smith, Sen. dec.
June q Wtds
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

w I'LL be sold. for cash, at Pittsylvania Cour,
House, on Monday, the 18th day Of July
ntSt, mat being court day.) about twenty likely
y E"hot.S, consisting of a variety of both sexes,
belonging to the estate of Doct Josiah Morton. dec
or as many thereof as will be necessary to satisfy
the debts against said estate
ROBERT HARRISON, late Sheriff,
ana as such administrator Josiah Morton, dec.
T. S'-All persons having claims against said es-
.a'e are requested to present them Immediately that
'ne business OF the same may he finally settled
X. H.
'uhoo tbs
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
"a MES RIVER AND K4N4UH4 cana

DROPOSAL.S will be received at the Office of
i the James River and kanawha Company IN
the City OF Richmond, from the 18th to the 2rd day
OF August, torthe construction of all the Exca,a-
ton, Embankmcnt and Walling not now under con-
tract, together with nearly all the Cul,ers and the
greater portion of the Lock. between Lynchburo
aud Maideas Adventure.
The work now advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head of Naidens
Adventure Pond, the eight miles between Seven
Island Falls and Scottsvile, aud about twenty isoIa-
ted sections reserved the former letting between
Scottsville and Lynchburg.
The quantity OF Masonry offered is very great
consisting of about two hundred Cul,crts of from
three TO thirty feet span; nine Aqueducts, thirty
five Locks, number of Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges.
General plans aud specifications of all the work
ad special plans OF the most important Culverts and
Aqnsducts, will be found at the offices of the seyc-
raj Principal Assistant Engineers on the line of the
Canal
The work will be prepared for examination by the
-1th July; but Mechanics, well recommended de-
siroIs OF immediate employment, can obtain contracts
'or tne construction OF Il number of cuverts at pri-
vate letting
Persons offering to contract, who are unknown to
the subscriber, any of the Assistant Engineers,
VIII he expected to accompany their BY the
usual certificates Of their character and ability.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.
,hief Engineer Of the James Rimr
and hGnorhd Compony
NoTE.-Thc Dams, Guard Locks. most of the
'ndscs, and Il number of Locks and Cuverts, are re-
served tor future Letting. Persons visiting the
line for the purpose of obtaining work. would do
"ellto call at the office ofthe Company in tn CITY
OF Richmond, where any information which they
may desire will be cheertuy communicated
The Valley Of James River, between Lvnchbnra
aud Richmond, is healthy C.E.Jr.
June6 nj
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TRUST SALE.

y PURSUANCE of "A deed of trust, executed
L by Joseph billiard, beAing date the Is, of Au-
gust, 1876, and Of record in the Clerks Office of
Amherst county the subscriber will, on the 9TH
day of June next, on the premises, offer for
sale, to tho highest bidder, for cash, TRACT
OF LAND, in said deed mentioned Which Tract
is described as containing $50 acres. being in the
county Of Amherst, on the waters of little Pinev
River, on Kings Creek, and adjoining the lands of
Edmund Massic, James Campbell and Joseph
Goodc. This land is represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and well worth the attention of To-
hacco planters. The subscriber knows of no
defect IN the little, but will only convey such as is
vested IN him by Ihc lced alnrrSniL.
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NOTICE..

HNllEKE will be meeting of the citizens Oh
l. Campbell, Bedford and Pittsyvania, at Lees
vile, on the 18th of July. for The purpose Of taking
into consideration the propriety of forming pew
county of said counties, and for other purposes.
The 4,h Of July Will be celebrated at Leesvills win
a Barbecue
Ma, rs tdN
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>>POETICAL..

ey- We rcpubiish The following. in consequence
Of the accidental of several important sf
rors, as j, appeared in paper OF the I'd INST
Edt.. Dirginian.
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June 6

USey DWOeF, 4 HDWuS -tuuWS ana hd-
tilda his mitc, latin -. Rutledge and Lucinda
his mite, John w. Rutiedge and Julia Inn hi,
witt, Henrietta Barbtr, J0hn Barbcr, Robert
Barber, William Barrier, and Jersmiah f.
Barber
vH>AKE NOTICE, that Oh the 9Th day OF July
Il next, at the dwelling house OF Abraham c.
Shelton, in the county Of Pittsy lyania Va, shall
.ake the deposition OF SAID Abraham G. Shelton and
others and on the ] 18th day of the same month, at
the tavern Of James NJ. Smith at Henry courthouse.
Va, shall take the deposition of James Grant and
others; and on the 18th day of the same month, at
Beryers store in the county of Pittsy vanla shall
take the deposition OF Booker kcsee and Others and
on the 18th day of the same month, at the dwelling
house OF George Dejarnett, i'll the county OF Pittsy
wanna, shall take the deposition of James llhy and
others and on the 18th day Of the mouth, at
the dwelling house of Jabez Snow, in the county OF
Bedford Va, shall take the deposition of the said
Jabez Snow and others; and on the Goth day sfhe
same month,at the dwelling house OfJno Ward in the
county ofPttsylvania Va shall take the deposition
of the said John " ard and others all which depOs
TONS when TAKEN are to be read evidence in suit
now depending in the superorcour of Law and chan
Gerry in the town OF LyLchburg, wherein you plain
ti1s and myself, executor of Henry Ward, dec. and
Others defendants. And if the said depositions
or any of them, should not be taken on the day
days above stated, then to be taken on the nextsuc
ceeding day in each instance, and continued from
day to day until completed.
JOHN LYNCH, Erecutor
ofHenry Uard deed.
June 6 r1y
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To Brick Makers and Stone Masons !:

nv AN1ED lMMf-DlAlFl.1, good workmen OF
w the above Character, to erect tenement, ninety
feet by fifty, in this town. Communications specify
ing terms, will be attended to promptly. Persons APP
plying will be expected to finnish testimonials rs to
character and skill. RICHARD X. CRALLE.
p The Lexington Gazette will insert the above
iw. and forward account to this Office.
March II WITS
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II. c. CUTLER, CTR.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

I.0t7hgSIoh May 23d, T63b.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
viii please to take notice, that | have appointed
IhursdSy, the 18th day OF July next, TO commence
taking the accounts therein mentioned, on which
day, by 10 O'Clock 4. NJ they requested 10 at.
tend at Faber's Mil, in the county of Nelson viii.
their books vouchers. evidence and copies OF Court
papers, prepared for settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com
June 6 wiw
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VIRGINIA AT a Circuit Superb, e..
Law and Chancery, continued and h o' OF
Nelson county. at the Courthouse, GU 'rnavda'' 'ot
Sd day Of May, 1876: ''y' The
James ID. Moon, admustla tor of Sbsl,,
berts, dec, no
.,:... Plf
William NJ. Thurmond, Lee W Harris Jo,.
49, ''' =, ,,,'',', ~, o'"e'' Def,
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the com, :,
The subpoena issued in this cause ON the .s,b ''',
August, 1855, has been returned c>ctn,cd ~. VI
more than four months having elapsed as won anu
The return day thereof, as the filing of the nl,;
blll and the defendants, Lee W. Harris and LII
whitehead, tIllfaing to appear and file tbe, .,
s"efs on the motion OF the plaintiff by conns
the court doth ORDER that lis bill be taken ia, na.
essed, as to the said defendants and it APPEARING
the court, the the defendant William n on,
not an lhhabItant OF this commonwealth and ,g,;r.
whom the plaintiff appears to have proceeded IN ,La
mode prescribed by law against absent dciend,,,
and the said defendant still failing to appear and 6
ms answer: onlke motion of the plaintiff his him.
taken tor confessed rs 10 that defendant also And
thefeupon this cause came on TO be heard upon tho
bill and the amendment thereto, the subpnna ,,o
SAID, the answer OF the defendant v iIliam NJ TIM
mond, with replication thereto the order of nubL
cation exhibits, and was argued By counsel ON con
slderation whereof, the Court doth refer the ac
counts OF the mercantile concerns of Roberts 4
Ihnrnond and of Shelton Roberts & Co in IN,
bill mentioned, to one ofthe Commissioners Of This
Court, TO be by him examined, stated and settled
and to the Court reported, with any matters special
y stated, thought pertinent by himself, Or which
may be required by the parties to be so stated And
IN ofderto enable the said Commissioner to state III,
said account the Court doth further order that the
plaintiff and the defendants do several, deliver t.,
the Commissioner all books papers and other doc
nments belonging to the said copartnrnes or either
ofthem. Copy-Teste,
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80 Feet of Ground on Main Street.
VIE subscribers are authorized to sell that vau-
u able piece of ground Main street. contain
ing 80 feet front, now in the occupancy of II. Da-
VS. Esq, and opposite TO Mr. John NJ. Warwicks
new buildings.-Terms liberal.
PAYNE & TURNER, 4ucrrs.
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lOetI,Oslcillcnt.

LUCAS 2. THOMPSON, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until the Odd OF
July next, at which time il VIII take place on the
premises. LUCAS p. THOMPSON, trust.
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