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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

MYSTERIOUS The following IS . le"er eeNel rom
the Coroner OF Graveseni, at Inc '"f"" anu suoss
,ed 10 our Police Maslsirsies 80
GIaroend, Aug. ? 1896.
extraordinarily human head was found on
Cony Island bea which was AppsfsHy recently sever
M rom the body by snife some sharp instrument, a.
III Of ..ye from II on beng taken out Of the wsier.-
Fae.ooI j, .Ampie Of the mar snd ' length For fur
her particular, enquire Of the CotoSsr OF GravetenI
The hair about iuch sni ne" '0ns' -oi IA eoi'f
between haxen aud auburn. u sPPafsniy oei'issI 10
young penny \ T.1Ati
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

Organization the Post Ogice Department IN
der The lIfe .4ct Of Congress
The Duties Of the Department are divided ar;
distributed as follows, VIZ:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

To,h,s osee i. ,'".ae. the soiy u 'ee'Hg 'h.'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-18

wherever they are disposed to unite in
them, is; in our view, one of the suitable
ways" of promoting this cause.
To be Continued.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-18

II haze reason to knOtc." of all the
preposterous, anomalous coins of English,
lately set in circulation aud now current
among the woald-be literati, occasionally
helped along by those whom we expect to
hear using language mainly for the 7ur-
pose of communicating ideas, the phrase
which stands atthe head ofthis paragraph
stands out saper-eminently ridiculous !
haze reason to knoso. is just about as appro-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-18

H"C. B." will accept many thanks
A continuance of her favors is solicited,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-18

pirate language by which to make known
the fact that have knowledge in posses
sion, as to say, have reason to see, what
l saw yesterday have reason to hear,
what l heard last week.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-18
TEMPERANCE.
From the N. Y. Evangelist.

Essraetsfyom tie Edifev Correspondence
sARAroeA SprfNos, Aug. 6. 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20
From the National Intelligenee,, sept. 1oM.

From .Ndcogdoohes. The public has heard scarce
ly any thing from Gen. Gaines's head quarters
since his letter Of the 10Th July announcing his
intention to march part of his army to Nae gdo-
cbes and from that post itself we have not, until
now, heard word If the Government has been
any better advised, their information has not been
worth Publishing, or they have thought proper to
keep 1t to themselves. This long silence had. in.
deed begun to create doubts in the minds of some
people whether Gen. Gaines had IN fact cornprom.
Ised the neutral obligatians of his country, by a
military movement into the Mexican territory but
the annexed extract from a letter received yester-
day by one of Oui citizens, from an officer ut Ma
cogdoches. settles the question, and shows that a
detachment Of our army is in actual occupation OF
that Mexican town;
Extract Of a letter from an officer Of the United
States Army, dated Camp Nacogdoches, August
a. 1896.
Since last addressed you from Fort Townsend have
performed another march of two hundred miles, and
now, on small hill which terminates rather on which
Naeogdoehes stands, encampment Is spread We were
TWO weeks accomplishing the march which was truly tru
ng Part OF the country which we passed had neye,
been Travelled before BY men on horrebaok and
We were encountered with teams road had IN
be advanced which caused qrea, desy
no river was 70 De Crossed and the trouble 10
one bndges and RATS did not delan us We
60 TINS P'ee about week ago, and the firing Of small
Pece OF atliefy on approach told of favorable recen
,oh' Inc inhabitants are extremely polite and obligng
S'' nAh OF i have le the town in of the
hoshe siude OF the neghbonng Indians who are said 70
D 90 that some do not consider the safe now
hoi the presence Of the United States toons
Yesterday the roaring artillery and the sound Of mar
sl muek announced the arrival OF General Houston and
sAh lie seems 10 have suffered health and the wopnd
".o az The battle OF San Jacino confines him still
Reports sad week two since that ten thousand MGR
'eahs were on their march TO Tens bot Ike most renos
o. voc hihd proved 70 be Incorrect, though il ia vel he
MT about two thousand embodied at Metainor,
ne iehan a. my ~ daily Increasing in strength and con6
dshee and wall doubtless 10 able successulIy 10 onroe -
force thar can be brought against them any
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20

"Mr Rothschi!d died al Frankfort on the 2s,b
July; Mr. Trsvers. tho eminent London surgeon
having sruYed too late to be of service to him.
Mr. hoshsebdt was only 10 bis 60Ih year"
lie left five millions Of forins to bis children
letter from Frankfort states that Mr. Roths-
child made ais viii the DAY LefoFe his death from
which It IA ssid 10 appear that bis private fortune
amounts to about 1000. 00Ol. sterling. That the
place that Mr. Ro,hsehiid filed ia London may
not be et vacant, Of his brothers, Charles, cal
led the Ro,hscbld Of Ma pies. will leave Frankfort
where be hsA the post Of Cobsal Of the King Of the
two Scilies and will FIX he residence 10 England.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20

which gauaran,oe to the country security Of the
Constitution and the supremacy ofthc laws. Tho
cfrur, of the little Barberous mischief makers TO
crc,,e discord and confusion was like chat before
the wind.
The editor Of this paper eser,ed his beet efforts
to rally and persuade the freemen to attend the
polls, and it is somewhat Notifying that j, had but
little effect upon the town Of Rutland, as not two
thirds Of the freemen could pare fias to exercise
the elective franchise. We could almos, wish that
the penalty for such neglect Of duty should dis
franchise freeman without a good excuse -.
Most Of the towns more punciual.
There is much vulgar boastng among the Van
Burehitcs because they have carried one member of
Congress IN this State. They had better not brig
too much or otherwise the Wings may practice
their examples and Instruct him out again.
In the town of Wallingford some time before G.
lection of the wonderful competitors of Mr. s.
in this Congressional Disirc, undertook TO revolu.
onz lhe town and transfer ii 20 the Dutch aud raise
the V. Biten Aniimasonc flag. lie didn't quite
succeed and his friends there we are told feel a
little cool towards him nowadays.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20

The ELEctIos The Van Buren, Anstocfscy in this state
Notwithstanding they have been nearly annhated by about
two thirds of the Wing force cracking up braga
do style because they have just squeezed member
Of Congress-
his member elect however tGen. Feteher) said to be
very liberal in his poticks, hghmnded clever fellow,
very popular in the 9th District and full booded
he outrun Mr. James.
GJThe Vermont Watchman otto day which arrived las,
evening, gives returns for REPRESENTATIVE from 209
towns represents the parties 10 stand thusVhgs
1877, V. Buen u The 81 NATE the editor thinks from
the information obtained, will stand 10 wings u Van
Buren,
The Watchmao also gives of for Governor
from l79 towns and makes the footing l7I65 for Jennson
| and 1870 for Bradley.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20

Mr. Poinsett Is, according to the Bee. appointed
Conmlssionsr by the President. TO examine and
report upon the pol,ios! eonliuoa Of TeKas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20

HARRISON & GRANGER TICKET.
roR ELECTORS.
J.lBEZ PROCTOR,
!SNNTEE SWIFT,
D.iITD CRAWFORD.
ZINRI HOWE,
TITUS HUTCHINSON,
W.. 4. GRISWOLD
EDW.1RD L.4.nB.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
EOCkCf-ESDOh' Lost.

1 OST, on "Wednesday the 9th day of December
~ 1915, either in I,nehburr, on the Fores
Road between lsnchburg and Mr.. John +. liaw-
kiuss, LARGE RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, containing one hundred aud eighty three
dollars: two notes Of $50 each, of the Bank of the
United States, two OF 500 OF the Farmers Bank OF
Vha 'na. and other $50 notes either of the Far
mcrs' OF Virginia Bank, but not recoected which,
and S3,n silver besides sundry other papers, such
rs backsmith's accounts receipts, &c. and my name
written in three disrcn, places in it,
will pay areward of TWENTY DOLLARS to
any person finding and delnc ring the said Pocket
book mud content TO me, II my residence on the
turnpike road two and hall miles above New Lon
don, or 10 Mcrsrs. Nowlin and llerndon, III Lynch
burg. ANY information respecting SAID ochet-book,
viii be thankfully received by
GEO. b. BALLAD.
Bedford county, Dec. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
.INH at HfNlifUF Court House.

SEALED proposals will be received at the
y Clerks Once of Halifax County, until the
2o'h day of January next, for building Jail al,
SAID Court llouse--a plan of which may be seen
on application at the Clerks Office
The plan drawn by the Commissioners, contcm-
plates building of brick and iron but walls of
cut stone would be preferred if suitable stone can
be obtained. Mason, disposed to undertake, are
requested to make the necessary examination, and
forward their propoSals-whch, together with the
proposals for brick walls will receive the attention
of THE COMMISSIONERS
Dec u ,pOJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

formed. express great fears fof tho coniinuanc. Of
peace. |, s general, thought at Genoa that the
,cssrls which aro being armed will be joined By
the Russian squadron. Which is Immediately ex-
pccied in the BAY Of Palma. The naval division
thu, augmented, Is reported to be destined for the
support Of Don Carlos in Spain. All this lead,
10 believe that The decisions of Toeplitz arc not
very favorable Ia the constitutional governments
o. Western Europe. We hope that france viii
take care dat Tire frenol tag viii b respected in
tire Mcditprrancan."
THE UNITED STATES AND PRUSSIA.
The Suabian Mercury of the 9Th instant has the
following, of the 1t, from Berlin d" Instruction,
hay. been sent 10 The Prnssian Minister 10 the Uni
ted States directing him 10 announce the intention
q. our Monarch Ia regulate commercial inter
course With the States, by an advantageous treaty
which communication lias been tan1 fably received
BY Pr, ,idcut Jackson. Since the arrival OF Mr.
Wheaton, rs American Charge d. flares Al Der
lin, urpolialiuns have been opened but the uu,.-
ton not to regulate commercial relations of the
United States with Prussia aone, but with the
whole Germanie Confederation. Several other
American tonsnls are likewise expected in differ
cnt parts OF Germany. The ntcd Sinlc, will
probably urge, that rice and tobacco pay too high
duties. In order 10 stimulate commerce and navi-
cation IN the Plussian ports Of the Baltic, and in
order 10 atlact American shipping TO Stct,in,
DanRiek, and Mcmcl, the Prussian Government
has reduced the duties on American articles % per
cent. upon the tariff Tins real loss to the Ger.
manic union ui customs Ill be made up from the
royal treasury oil Prussia. This favor has not yc,
been ,puallzcd by great advantages The Anne
ricans who freight ships Tor Bremen and Ham
burgh, perform those voyages three or four times
year. whereas they 90 10 the Baltic but twice.
Those who 90 to Bremen and Hamburger have
the adsan'a Is Of not paving the duties up the
Sound
Tnr | Nirrn STATES txp GrnMAxy.-Erhacf
n a feter Of the 3Oh OftObcr from Berlin =
Mr.. ilfNm NnLhroN, Charge dAilaitcs OF
the United States, and author Of History Of tho
Normaas, has arrived m ibis ca@i,ol, liz is the
hrs . pomatlst Of North America accredited to
our court since John Quincy Adams, and is IN
structed 10 negotiate treaty of comihetce be-
tween the United States and several Of the states
OF Germany"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
POLITICAL.
Prom the Southern S,s.inei.
osrhis Ia not cur Rest"

AZ AOt OoA ~SSs
Earth, ,hou art rich in varied scenes,
The beautiful and bright.
Which bu; TO view our bo>oms thr'il
With strange yet sweet delight,
Bu; while We gaze. their beauties 'ads'
And with asieh rerrest.
Our hearts respond the sacred truth.
This Earth is moi our rest"
Look on the rainbow's brilliant arch.
Spaun'd DER the vault OF blue,
Passing ere vet the ravishcd eve
Has traced each glowing hue
say, does the gorgeous bow swak.
No sadness in til, breast,
So vanish earthly pleasures all
oh This is not our rest"
And when the midnigh, 81. IS ssrnn'd
With man, asparkl,nc star.
How pants the spirit IL explore
Each shining world altar
How sink from the iaDc,ed heiehi
Detected aud oppressed.
Joined TO this chang eful world once NOR,
This transitory rest. :"
They too. our lovely and beloved.
In whom centre all
Our JOYS and hopes, for whom Ne bear
This weary earthly thrall.
All. where are they, in whose sweet srn'lss
Our hearts were once 80 bless'd.
Gone and in hopclessness We feel
This cannot be our rest
Oh is there not pur~r chme.
" here nousht shall fade away.
Where the freed soul shall rise aud sosr
Above each s,clarra,;
Where friends With friends shall meet again
la rarturcs unrepresscd
Thrn ecome csrthl, grief and pain
1.-The e l. a brighter rest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
Ths Commonwealth Of Virginia, 10 TIA Nj
Of Nelson County, Greetiag .g
y HEREAS Thomas J. Baird and r..


M liEREAS Thomas J. Baird and Cal.
W his Wit, aud Iachariah Mitchell a mo
.Clarlssa hi, vii, heretofore Inhibited, 10 o ana
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanrrr, oa' W.
county Of Nelson, their bill of COMPLAIN -, The
Edward \. Cabcll, administrator de bonn. sala't
Jesse Jones decd, Pleasant Mitchell and ,.','"o
his wife W Jones, she,onJ Jones, Andersen 'IPpnia
Betsy Jones' Harrison Jones, Cornelius pov,n
Montgomeryand Edward /. Coilcy wi rr,, ,,'4'.
sundry proceedings have been had rs arDca.. to7,
the records and files Of the said Court I'M, ION
fore final decree could be pronounced oe-
cause, the said James Montgomery drpar,.ll ae
life, intcstate as il is said, and idmini>,r.,,, NY
all aud singular his goods, chattels and rraI.q
hatl, been, in due form, committed ia Roa3.N,
ID. Harris, and the said Thomas ] Eai, INN
catIarne his wife. and Zlcliarial Mi,cl,n ap
Clarssa his wife, having snpplicated us for ai
per remedy in this behalf !; and we beiYu vi: P9'
that What Is right and jll>t should lr I,,'s
Therefore, We command YOU, that yon ~
known, according 10 law, TO the said Brn;,,,;
Harris, that he be before the Judge of our x,;i
superior court flaw and chancefy tortL.es.."'
OF Nelson atthc Court house thereof on Tim f.'pa
of the next tenn, to shew fany thing for b;ns,1!
have or know TO sav,why the said suit sboul aa.
proceeded in to final decree against lin :p,
character aforesaid, and be in all tl,ipr, = IVY
same plight and condition as it WIS AT In, :" as
the dccea,c of the said Jamc, Moaoono,n'' '' .,
further 10 do and receive what our ,al c,,. 'n"
in that part consider. And lave lien ,l'. e"ai
writ. Witness, Robert &. Cutler Clerk oe,,,. "ls
court. al the Court house, the 9TH day If n.. ,"u
Der, 1885, and in the 60th year Of tn Ca,,s
wealth. ko' C.clTLLR
DS'' - WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
.zsS'ESssE w..

Of yellow complexion, aud who is said to have 4 wife
III Prince Edward county. Andrew was bought by
Mr. Robert PAYNE, Tor the corporation of Huntsville,
Alabama, IN Richmond, last summer, and Runaway
from Mr.. PAYNE, with another negro named Jim, IN
Buckiug ham county, Mr. Alexander Pattersous,
the 9th OF June last, while on their Alabama.
Jim has since been taken.
Whoever may apprehcnd sad negro, will apply to
Mr. Jno Il. y. Payne, !ynchburg. where the money
viii be deposited, 10 pay the above reward.
GEORGE =. BEIRNE,
Mdyor Of the totra Of Huntsville.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
JUST RECEIVED,

pONES aud half Boxes Pums.
- \ few Rags hard and soft Shced Almonds,
Fancy Boxes Prunos,
Box Citron,
Lisbon Port Wine,
Marscies Madeira do
Choice Muscat " Inc III bottles
HENRY BROWN JR.
Bank Square.
Dec. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
Dec. 81

NIRGINIA:- II rules held in the clerks oacc
OF the circuit superior court OF law and chan
Gerry, for the county of Campbell, ON MONDAY, III.
9TH da, of December 1888
John Roper and Margaret his wife, late Marcme
Franklin. George Brdnncr, and Eliza Ann North
Debby Ann North. John North, William Grcenbem
North and James North, the last five OF whom are 10
tants, SUNG by he said George drummer. their guar
dian and next friend, Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

- ANYWAY from the subscriber the 18th
L 4 instant, Richard George. ndcnted APP
prentice To the business OF u Tailor. lie is about
IL yrars OF age, and stout made. The above reward
Will be gwen 10 any person who will deliver HIM
me, in Liberty, Bedford county, Virginia.
SAMUEL. RFTCHEY.
D,c.2i wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
JISE RECEIVED,

NOIIAlR Caps,
VI MoiIiIR TIppets,
fluted Quilting,
10 pciccs Cold CircassIans,
pieces Double Width Mcrno Cefcas.ians
Ladies' Fur Capcs,
LADIES' Fur MuiiS,
Fur Tiprcts,
Ladies French Walking Shoes
Kid slippers,
French Morocco Walking Shoes
Ladies Black Satin Slippers,
Do White do do
With other useful aud prctt, Goods all of which
will be- sold at the lowest prices.
HENRY BROWN in.
Rank Squar,.
Dee. Il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
Dec. :.



v1NAkE notice, that on the l4rh day Of Janu-
l. AIRY next, at the Franklin Hotel, III the town
vi L,ncl,burg, State of Virginia, | shall proceed
to take the deposition OF Joseph Pettyjohn and
others, Should from any cause .. to take them
on that day, shall continue, at the same place,
the next day, Ohe 10Th Jannary,) to take or COM
plcto the taking of the same. That the
10Th day OF February next at the tavern of Gen.
Samuel Whitmore, in the town of East Union, Co.
.hocton County, and State Of Ohio, ! shall pro-
coed to take the deposition of John McAllister
should from any cause, fail TO take it on that day,
shall take it ON the next day, Uhc 9th Februa-
rv.) AT the same place, which said dispositions
TO be read as evidence, ON the trial of the suit de
pending III the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry, for the town oi Lvuchhure, wherein
am plaintiff, and you and others are defendants.
ROBERT STRANGE.
Dec. II Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
Nov. 10

lRGlNiA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
nee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
'hancety,tor Bedford County, the 2nd dayol Nov
cmbcr 1875
Cornelius NOEL, ST. plaintiff
AGAINST
Balda Mcdaniel and Joseph Slauchte admins
traitors with the will annexed, of Cornelius Nocll
dec d., Samuel Cobbs and Ann his wife late Ann
NOEL. Sally Minor widow of Williamson Mnor and
late sally NOEL, Livingston Noell Melville NocI
Charles r. NOEL, Addison Noell Jesse NOEL Ella
Noell La'inla NOEL, Susan Nocll Catbr,ne NOEL
SIMON NJ. NOEL, James NOEL, Caleb NoclI John
NOEL, Andrew Ronald and Elizabeth his wife I,,n
Elizabeth NOEL, Thomas Minor and Polly hi, wife
late folH NOEL, Cornelius Merritt and Susan his
WIFE late Susan NOEL, Sarah Estes, Susan Estes
Celia Estes, and Caroline Estes the las, four chill,
dren and heirs OF Peggy Estes decd, late Peggy
NOEL, H., S@'
IN CHANCfRV.
he defendants. John Noe Andrew Ronald and
Elizabeth his wife, and Samuel Cobbs and Ann hi.
""t' not ha'lag entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act of assembly and the rules
oiths court ind II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that The, are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
Is ordered, that they do appear here on the fl, Il
day OF the next tenn and answer the plaintiff < bin
ana thh Tins order be inserted in some newspapcr
published IN Lynchburg, for two months successive
y, ana posted at the front door of the Courteous.
TINS oun'y on some court day.
Copy-Tcste
JOS. WILSON, Clerk
WV l. w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07
NOTICE.

I Will. open, IN lynchburg, the ensuing Spring, a
4 TRAINING STABLE Persons wishing 10
have their Colts trained, will please make early APP
pcat,on To inc. At the Franklin Hotel
ISAAC w. OINER
Dec.3l :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07

Ihe Commonwealth Of Jjreinia, to N, Nb.,;o !,
.imherst County, Greeting.
WHEREAS William II. knight, e,ecn,o.
w William Knight, at a court of ouarcrl, -. VI
sion held for Amherst County the 2}i da, If NJ
1876 before the justices of our said conr b. Va
jud gment OF that court, had recovered against Wn,
Franklin thirty seven dollars and fifty cents C AL
and interest thereon, TO be computed after the
SIX per centnm per annum, from the 18th d;,y of H.
1872, till payment; and eight dollars and 6n,.,.'
cents for his cost by him, about his suit, in b, h..
half expended, whereof the said u s Franklin :.
convict, appears TO us ofrecord nevertheless ,
ccution ofthe said judgment still remans to be- ua3
as by the insnuaton of the said William Knirb,
executor are informed. And because bo.s
things, which III said count, are rightly dom, -.
would have duly put in execution; theIel,rrn,ran.
mand YOU, as YOU were before Commanded tIa,,
make known to the said Willis Franklin thar he h.
before the justices of our said court at the conr,.
house on the third Mondav in March next In >leu
ii any thing for himself he hath or can saw why III,
said W VILLAIN H. Knight executor of William knghr
deceased, execution against him Of the ludcuent
aforesaid not have, ii to him it seems cypcdep,
and further to do aud receive what our sad cour,
shall in that part consider. And have then there this
wit. Witness, Robert Tinsley, clerk OF our sad
court, this, 9TH day Of December, l~;3j aid in III,
Goth year Of the Commonwealth
KCBFRT TlNSLEY
Dec. 81 Wis
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ig0ihSt

Thomas Steward and Tirza his wife, Patrick li1'
Matthew Pate, Lewis Cooper, Hiram g. Rathbourn
and Tlrza his wife, John Holiday and Barthena his
wife, Nlily HARRISON Jefferson Board and Sail, his
wiie, john Harrison, Smthson II. Davis, Joseph
rayne, administrator of Josiah Harrison, decd: Id
mund rate, thlswell Dabnev, John Bullock james
Bullock, Paul Jones' William Bailey. the President,
Directors and Company of the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia Francis Board, Ann Bailey, and Susanna >
Davis, Defendants,
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.N'DTECE.


w virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Superior
- court OF Law and Chanccrv for the Count, of
amherst pronounced on the Sth day of April 1883
N the SUIT FrosNci Powell pitt against William Jop-
mig Nelson Crawford, Leonard licnlv, Abram Car
tc ana others dets., the undersigned who is there
ny appointed Commissioner for the purpose, Will.
on the "a day Of December next proceed ON the
premises TO sell beginning with the tracts is herein
AFTER enumerated and selling only so much rs may
De necessary TO satisfy the purposes of the said de-
clee,) 10 the highest bidder for ready none,--thM
Is tract OF land belonging to Ahram Carter, living
lh'ie ountN OF Amherst, styled the Saw Mill Tract
OF Lot No. = aud adjoins ebert H. Carter and 9th
ers which contains PIP acres Also another tract add
Jolns the tract FIRST mentioned, known by the name
oil the Lo'clady Mountain, and contain Isl acres
And on the Bird day of December next | shall pro-
ceed on the promises, IN like manner, To sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money, another tract of
laud, also belonging the SAID Abr,m Carter and in
sad decree mentioned, whichis in the said Count, OF
Amherst containing 100 acres, living between the
North aud South branches of Butfaoe river. and on
me orb Mountains, adjoining the lands of Aaron
liigemhothan. and others.
mo. \: ECBANk, lCoy'H.
ShtriF Of .inhers.
PcSTPONENIENr.
ht sale OF the above Property is postpoped un,il
hufsaay the 9Th Of day OF January next
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