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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

A 7 Circuit Superior Coaft OF Law and Cffan.
n Gerry, confined by ndjontnn,cnt, md ibid fav
the county Of Amherst. n, The Courthouse On Thdss-
day. the 5h day Of Semembrr. 1889
Peer +. Christian. Plaintiff,
against
William l.. Christian. Rict,rd Dareppor, ssJ
Mary L., his wife, John Christian. Ehjsh L. Chris
tan, Waller l.. Christian, James q. CI,,stisu IN
duh =. Woodson, Drory Christian. Caa,Ies L.,
Christian. John Christian. son Of Samuel, sDd
Samuel Garland, Deicndantss
In CHAScERY.
Thr Defendants. II ichard Davcrpoti aud Mary L.,
his WIFI. Charles l.. Christian and John Christian,
SOU OF Samuel hgans, whom the Plaintiff appears
to have proceeded In the moda prescribed by law
ganst absent Defendants, still failing 10 appear and
answer, and the subpGnas awarded IN this cause, IN
the 30h day Of April. 1898, being returned sxecu-
ted upon the Defendant. Diuty Christian, aud tho
same acknowledged by tho Defendant, Samuel
Garland. and the said last named Defendants still
failing TO file their answers, although four months
have elapsed well since tie reufu DAYS of The sad
subp~nns the fling Of the Plaintiffs bill on sno-
ton OF the PainriHby counsel hrs bfll taken far
confessed rs To those Defendants And Therefore, THE
cause came on to be heard upon the bill, the
Of The Defendants, William l.. Christian. John
Christian. Elijah Christian. Watct L.. Chfistisn,
James q. Christian, aud judith +. Woodson, and re-
psalions To the cAhb,ls, and examination Of Wit
nesses. and WAS argued by COUNSEL on consideration
whereof, the COuu doth order that tho Plaintiff do
render before ono Of the Comm ssi0Defs OF this
Of his tes,aior, John Glulstian, deceased and the
said Com missioner Is d,ectcdt To examine. and
settle the account, aud make report tbersof ~
the Court, with any matters specially stated DEEMED
pertinent by himself. or required by the pas,iesto
be so stated In seting the said account The Co1-
missioner Is dreetedto take tho settle meni made
the County Court, for his basis, rcserving to the
Deicndan, Liberty 10 surcharge and ialsity any aud
every item IN the account.
And ihs sad Commissioner is authorized 10 az
anime The Plaintiff, or any Of the Defendants. with
heterogeneous touching the subje. matters oithe
said account II required by any Of tho Defendants.
Copy-Tesir,
ROBERT TINSLEY, CLERK.
ComnIssIosER's OfrfeE, .
December %, 1889.
The parties Interested in The foregoing order. arc
hereby notified, that have appointed The ooh day VI
February next, 10 carry sad order into sfIeci; on
which day the hour Of ten O'Clock in the morning.
they requested 10 attend 1T my Office, nj Amherst
Courthouse, with copies Of Office iapers, then &C
counts and evidences prepared Tor examination and
settlement. JAMES l.. GARLAND. Com.
Jan. Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

=. ,,asr from Washington, IN tho r. Eaqui.
V o., ;,., asserts, that "such OF the State Right
rG nv cherisi, the principle they profess, should
""s ,rh;g rnnks now that " such Federal aspirant
u Harrison has been nominated for the Presi-
as .anpon with cordially The genuine Democratic
of President yan Buren, hissery easy to make
md 10 express opinions but is sometimes very
ASSERTIONS ,he one or TO give for the other and
dImc"' ,me this lcer-wrter did not attempt IT, II
hence md lis assoc told the huti when they be-
inc cv would the candidate of the Wing party, iof
bne' ~" 10 means use iem,l they canno, believe that
~n@ NO. of Federeiisis justly applicable Gen.
,n' i ,ban TO SIR Cay-Why, then, shall any State
,yh;r who was willing to vote for such Fedefais as
hs was in the constant habit of demonstrating Mr.
u, - \. iaaer its own queer ashion decline to support
o' who go farther wesnppose, in Fedora
os The fly million Bank, the Tariff and Internal I'm
hs' which the Enquirer has taught regard ms
,, mira Of heresy7 For the life ofus cannot see
- ;lca of going Van Buren 10 avoid Federdhsm,
p ", lndicrous-almost much the hope OF
the Aboloniss by supporting Missouri kestrc-
49, The old land marks between the Republican and
rnries had reference almost exclusively to the scope
r,.ent,re Ioperthe Republicans being in favor of
.g the Federalists of extending it, Who now are in
~ !, restricting Executive power The Wings Who
- in favor OF charging the boundaries OF executive
rs,;on almost ad iyfnitam9 The selfstyied Demo
Republican State Rights party. hisapperent, there
that the Stac Rights Wing who is prepared to go over
Van Buren, does So not he finds in that gentleman
Of his principles, but because he Is urea Oh
,ess struggle in minority, and seeks for less aborlous
NJ, and ample rewards upon the Treasury benches The
.y;, who gives the adversary such prccx rely
!, the price of treason in his pocket andf he had his
,,s will have the mask OF the traitor his brow,
earning TO all men shun him. who for sordd pe or the
;s a,;on of mean ambition had battered his principles
and his honor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
CONGR ESS.


From the Richmond Wing.
I, both Houses OF Congress on Friday, highly in
trresting, because personal, discussion occurred.
In the Senate, a passage AT arms took place be
tween Mr. Clay and Mr.. Calhoun-in which the
latter come off second best, as Is his wont. in
troduced his promised bill in respect TO the public
lands and moved It's reference to the COMMITTEE on
Public Lands. Mr. Clay expressed his preference,
far a different reference, as that Conniiiee was
composed Of members from the new States lie
exmpssed a wish TO know whether the bill met Ia
yor from the Administration. II would not have
been necessary TO ask that question. II The relations
hetwecn the ,n,roduccr aud the President were the
same they had been
Mr.. Calhoun replied in a somew ha, towering pas
sion-beng touched ~ a sore place. lie admitted
he AZ in favor of all the leading measures OF Van
Buren. and added "his personal ,eta.;nns must q
course oiio,o his political rlrtoas" he ihope' 10
She inse from he effects Of his base oonlesson
by re-asserting his consistency, and reviving the
thousand times refuted calumny against Mr.. Clay for
his support Of Mr.. Adams. He brought in Nnllf
cation and talked about great triumph winch he
then gained over Mr. Clay, and said. he was has mas
ter on that occasion :"
Mr. Clay retorted with great force. In alius'on
10 the remark Of Mr.. Calhoun that he was Mr
Claws master in 1888, Mr.. Clay said: lie
NV master! Sir, woutd mol 0wn him as m,
| sidrc! ,
| the bill was referred TO the Committee on ruhh'
! Lands.
| In the House. Mr.. Jcniler called attention TO
repor, in the Globe of remarks said TO have be e
made by Mr.. Bynum on Tuesday, implying, mat !"
| M ~ Mr.. StanIy and Mr.. w. G. Johnson wer
bules. Mr.. J. said he did no, hear the remarks a
The lime and il he had. he should not have notice.
them. Since the 7lh day OF June, 1886, he ha
purposely avoided noticing any thing from that men,
ber well knowing, that no Iaurls were to be gaiocc
when even victory would be disgrace
Nj. Bynom replied, which led 10 reply fem M
Stanley.
10, want TO say but few words in relation TO m,
self; will telieve the Speaker from any embar'a s'
men,. and will endeavor not TO uanssress the rule
will make but Que remark more, sir. At It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
No Ty{,E

DY virtue Of decree Of the County Conf Of
ID Bedford, pronounced at tho November term
1884. tho undersigned q commissioner appointed by
tho Court. will sell Wednesday. the % h day 81
the prcsen, month, tJanuaty) the tract of land men
toned in said decree, belonging 10 the hsis OF Cal
iohil, Menus. deed. lying on Li,re ouer. in the
County Of BeJford. e"ntaining 33A acres.
less adjoining tho lands of III, Rev. William Left
~ich. Edward Meuyman, VIM. NJ. Butweii. and
Others considerable portion Of this land lies toll
eraby WELL 10 very bssduevc. and susceptible Of I'm
prove,nent. TERMS apr. two. and three years ere
di,, purchasers giving bond and security, and the
,le re,aiucd further unity until paid Ior The
sale will positively take place The day appointed u
fair. and Il not the next far day 'herrahef The
subscriber will convey such rig III as - vested 10 him
rs commissioner only.
WM. c. LEFTWiCH, Com.
Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

M, The Globe published article from he Emancip ator
,be organ Of the fanatics cxultng the defeat of Mr. Clay
The nrrisur. Convenlonand eagerly transferred OF
course to the columns Of the Globes copyist Richmond
The which this pair of worthless intended TO be drawn
from the publication that the Emnncipato
highly delighted with Gen. Harrson nomination. md there
fore that Harrison the Abolition candidate Well
all this piece of rostwok has melted The Emancpa
tor openly and hatootcd against Gen. lar
son. rhose defence Of siarery specifically cnumcrates
and declares that Von Duren of Abolonst than
he But the Globe has not copied Misnor has the Enqur
Why1 They afraid, suppose of doing Gen. Hair
Tison iiyusticc- honest souls!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
NlSSOI.ptrON.

HNlE business heretofore conducted in this city
l. nnder the firm ofBALDWIN, KENT Co
Is this day dissolved by mutual The name
ofthe concern will be used In chasing its pfesen
engagements but for no other purpose wi,aiescr.--
Persons indebted are requested 10 make io,,nsd ate
payment rs We determined To close the business
rs early MS possible.
MICAH BALDWIN.
HORACE l.. KENT.
~ 49, GEORGE +. KENDALL.
GEORGE NJ. ATWATFR.
Richmond. Dec. 81. 1889
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
CoMnIssiosER's OrricE,
December %, 1899.
V'OTECE.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust, executed TO the
- subsctiber by Lewis Merrt and Lavna his
wife, bearing date ihr 81 day OF December. 1884, and
Of record in the Chs,k's Office OF the County Court
Of Campbell, for The purpose Of securing debt due
to Edwin Matthews, ! shall prorecd 10 sell. upon
the premises, TO the highest bidder, for cash. on
Monday, the 9Th day Of January, next, ono certain
Tract or parcel Of Land,
in said deed mentioned. containing one bundled
and eighty acres. ore or less, aud lying 10 tho
County OF Campbell. within about three miles from
the Court house, adjoining the Lands otDr Lam
beth, Capt. Melville Talbot, Capt. Edward Withers
and others.
The ie is believed 10 be unques,ionahle, but. act
ing merely US trustee, shah Of course, convey 10
the purchaser, such tto only as is vested IN me ny
the Deed aforesaid.
GERMAN JORDAN. Trustee.
Dec. 5 t6j
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by IL. w.
ID Hocombe, the first day Of October, 1885,
10 the undersigned trustees for tho payment Of bis
debts will be sold by them, VI them at the Mat
ke heuse, in the Of ynchburg. BY way Of pub
lie auction, for cash Saturday, the 18Th day Of the
present month, from t~ Give fifteen negroes, or as
many Of them as may be necessary for the payment
Of his debts. A. s. WYLLIE, }T,,.,...
=5 J. BENAGH.
Jan. o. ISL
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIIA Cor
PANY.

NUI TOE TO CJN TKAC IOHS.. p :
DROPOSAls5 wfil be teceived nj the Ofice 81
l. the Company N Richmond, until the 10Th
February next, Tor tire manufacture aid delivery al
100000 bushels Of Hydraulic Cement. With ib-
privilege 10 tho said Company 10 extend The con
tract 600 bushels ,-fhe Ceineui 10 be ~ the
hes, quality. properly manufactured Rom approved
Hydraulic limestone, kept under cover perfectly dryt
and convenient Tor delivery to b0as on The bank II
the order Of the co'np,ny's Engineers 10 stvosk AID
tight bsneis each containing Eve bushels e 90 lbss
nenl00O0 bushels 10 be ready for delivery ~ fhs
lst July next. and the same quantity by the Isl ~
each successive month thereafter: III the contract
be completed tile Cement 10 be subject al MI times
inspection. Tor approval or rejection by IN Enss-
1ecf oi the Company. 10 be designated In the con-
tract HE proposal 10 be Tor The price pc, .bnseI Ill
other charges included. b. WRIGHT,
Chref Ensint+f.
JAMS t5F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

lasi session al G.ag..s. tas la.e e.il..,.n viii
that individual. and applied him. personally. the
most grossly offensive epithels. lie made direct.
usequivoral threat that he would have Satisfaction.
I waited patiently I. hear from hlm--hhi. sir. ]
have nesei heard u word from him since that day.
IT, therefore, str, hal heard the remarks which lie
says he made, could aud should have taken the
least Do,ice of him.
The SPEAKER again intcrfcred.
Mr.. STANLY said, Mr. Speak-,, | shall not
condcscend 10 the use VI offensive language will
only repeat, that. after my remarks OF the las, ses
sion being unansw cred ! cannot notice any Thing
from that quarter. have said thus much that my
conduct may he understood
After Mr. Sanley sat down, Nj. Bynum said
Bah
Mr.. STANLY said TO Mr.. Bynum that he was
brggar 10, his LIE aud FOR what OF character lie had
left.
Mr. BYNUM made some reply. the trims Of
wheh were not heard distinctly by the reporter.
This unpleasant conversation here ended,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN thar, aft
l. Y paper offered for discount. in either of shs
u suks in this place. must be deposited the day pre-.
ccding Discount day. IN each BanL--oilierwiss no
notice will be taken Of IL.
This regulation win not be departed from. ia amy
instance, save such paper may be offered by pe,-
sons residing in the comfy.
+. sYDNOE. Cashier. Bank Of Va.
A. TOMPkINS. Cashier, Farmer BANK.
Jap.o Nv
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.NOTECE
January 9

rs hereby given, that in consequence OF repeated
/ ,respasses committed upon our land known a.
The Oxford Iron Works, we are driven 10 the neces
s,y Of forewarning all persons whatsoever from hsh
inc. hunting, or ia any manner ranging upon SAID
n,emis., as we are determined TO enforce the Law
agsin., every offender. ,,,,,,,
WILLIAM COUGH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

CO Biekuells Philadelphia Reporter af ian. !,
says :" II T" stated that Mr. Alison, one Of the cap-
'a'ists nj the U. s. Bank in New York. has iu,es,i-
ga'ed'he affairs ofthe u. S. Bank in Phladep hia.
and arrived at the conclusion that the surplus i, like
yto prove fully adequate 10 all probable losses
aud that hecce the capital remains uumpai,ed."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

~ The Enquirer we are sure WIN "n'peeea simplicity
~ How can State Rights be fanatic Abolition.
:; ~ ~. refer him. for to Marcus Morton, the
q Republican STATE Rghts candidate Tor Cover
mar of who in his letter TO Martin Eddy
81 himself an Aboons and denounced Henry Clay for the
course he pursued the Missouri question We challenge the
ENQUIRER to publish that letter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

The Vice Presidency Democratic Conven-
lion OF Alabama has nominated WIN. r. King Of thai
STATE as Vice President; Tennessee places Polk on
'"e course; Georgia, Mr.. Fors,t and Kentucky
i"o'ana' aud the Huge Paws of Tamauy Hall, Col.
H. d. Johnson, The present inc umben,. Isaac Hill
Of New Hampshire has called u Convention TO set.
ne me matter which is TO meet in Baltimore in May
heH'. MIR. Pickens was very much alarmed al the
assembling of a Convention Of politicians at liar
"soufg the other day: We suspect, however, his
nerves will not be at all disc omposed BY the me citing
OF Tie Baltimore conclave. IL this shall be, the
i'es'den' can perhaps administer an anodyne in the
'"ape Of Ia, Office. We hope he is no, TOO vIr,u
'"' 20 accept his portion Of the "rcward" grow ing
""l OF his recent coalition with IA certain "depraved
"u corrupt crew." whom lie formerly in tho
"a''' Of denouncing as "obscenc birds."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
CO.PAltTNEnsslDuP.

INHE subscribers. late partners in the house Of
i Baldwin Kent Co. will con,ione the business
of the late firm. both IN Richmond and New York,
under tho style OF KENT. KENDALL Il AT
WATER. HORACE l.. KENT.
GEORGE +. KENDALL.
GEORGE NJ. ATWATER.
Richmond, Jan. /, 1910.
Jan. y 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

The Legis,a,nre Of Georgia adjourned Npboc,
making any provision for the pay,lrn, OF $500 900
Tor winch the State Is now under protest in New
York noi did II make any provision 10, the pa,mru,
OF the Stale bonds in Europe Tie credit Of the
State is IN a blue way.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

toMMu NlcAfEp.
To the Oppos,tion Parry IN The County q .Neison.
You are requested 10 meet at Lovingsou, On the
fourth Monday of,he prese. mouth on business II
great impouanee.-A full meeting Is desired.
SEVERAL VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

Enigma.ieul.-A letter from North Carolina, rub.
'"ea IN The Enquirer Of the Alb inst. SAYS " The
s''c'' aspect Of North Carolina is highly favour
,,. "ae democracy of sound Republican prnci'
P''' What does the writer meonl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

Union Of The hco Caaadds.-We learn from I'll"
New York American iha, the Legislative Counci
and the House OF Assembly OF upper Canada, have
passed resolutions IN favor OF The onioD OF the Two
provincrs.-Equal representation In both proyioces
permanen, e'vi list. aud joint assumption Of Il q
public debt, are agreed on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
Trnci or parcel OF Land,
Dec. 5
H0sfu0,aea,lenf.

4 N consequence Of the inclemcncy of the weather
l. on the 9th, the above sale il postponed until
Tuesday, the I4ih day OF this month, when.ii will
take place upon the premises for cash.
GERMAN JORDAN. Trustee.
January 9 uU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

&C. We are authorized to announce r. II. TO
LER, candidate for re elec,iop in this county, te
the next Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
NIR. AND Mrs. nERKELEY, having


lVl located themselves for the ensuing year Vt
Amherst Court House, for the purpose OF inssrus-
ing youth. respectfully offer Their services 70 tos
cizens and public. .s.
Every attention will be paid to the moral, religious.
and intellectual mprov enlent of pupils.
Industry, neatness and good manners, VIII pc
faithfully iDculcated.
All tile branches or polite English educstion
will be taught, together with Music, French, Latin
and Greek. fs
Board may be had 10 the village 10 respectable
(amilies on good terms.
TERMS.
Board, washing &c. for 10 months. 500 90
Tuition in English ~ 90
The above with Latin or Greek 30 o.
Tuiiion i, French for 10 mohhs 10 70
Music 40 ~
Use Of instrument, iot ten months. 90
Board and Tuliont0 he paid 1t the csmmencs-
| mcDt oil each session In advance
N.B.-No pupil will be admitted for ,. ,ess term
than session Of nonlhs a.,d ded c,ion for loss
of,ime excep, in cases Of sicksess.
Dec &c wlw1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

&C. The Wings OF Baltimore held great meet
ing the 30h ult. md responded. in an eleg ant
preamble and resolutions, 10 the Harrisburg nomina.
'ion Gen. Leslie Combs, of ktn'ucky, who was =
soldier under Gen. Harrison IN 1879, and
gave, in glowing language, detailed accoun, Of the
battles Of the river Raisn. Fort Meigs and the
Thames. C"ssius Clay, Esq. of Kentucky, also ad-
dressed the meeting wnh great effect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

.Wdssdchusetts Eieciioa.-The Boston Atlas give $
returns of the recent election in the 9Th Congress.
4sonal district in Massac Insects from all The towns
but onr. The result is as follows: Osm,n Baker
UWhg) goal. r. Dickerson tL.) 2l3i, Israel Bill.
lngs wv 525. As majority Of tic whole num-
Der of votes is required in Massachusetts, Mr.. b.
falls short Is of an elect on in these towns and
the town obc heard from is expected TO give a ma
jorty against him it is supposed there has been no
choice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

O. We are authorized 10 announce ROBERT
IRVINE, candidate to represent this county, in
the next House Of Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
Y',.uct or Parcel Of Land,

in said deed mentioned, containing One Hundred ana
Thirty Three Acres, more or less, lying a"a oe'ns ~
the County of Campbell. near the head wa.ers OF
Suck Creek, and adjoining the lands VI DR.. X. w.
Wnbers, Richard Morgan and others The tile TO
The above land is believed 10 be nnquestonabe, hut
acting as trustee, shall convey such tile only as
vested 10 me by The deed.
January 'uS
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January 9


EO9. Rent.
A SMALL TENEMENT near the old Baptis
"A Church. lately occupied by Mrs. Chsplanei
Fems School.
,.,,n,xe u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

q M. Tappan, the new Loco roeo Senator
from OHIO, aud brothsr Of Arthur. the Abol,opis,.
proposedto amend the constitution so thar the II 8
Judges shall be appointed for term OF years instead
Of for liie He wishes TO break down almos, the las,
barrier to Executive omnipo,ence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
ED.JCATION.

EDJCATION.
HNHE next sessi On Of the Subscribers sehee1 nil
Il ommsnce on Monday, the 9th oG January
next Terms A. Heretofore.
SAA'L. D. TOMPKINs.
Dee.43 Git
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09
V'OI'H(E.

DY VIRTUE Of deed OF uusf. executed to
ID us by Samuel A. Chambcrs. bearing date on
the 25h day Of July, 1883. and OF record in The
comfy Court OF Campbell, we or one vi u.s. VIII
IN Saturday. the 9Th Of February ls40h fair II not,
the first far day thereafter, Sunday excepted. on
the premises. expose 10 sale, by way Of public aue'
ton, for cash. certain
nxmA TRACT OF LAND,
SfRG CoTAINISG
u.s. 40 ACRES,
- more less. lying aud being in the coun-
" Of Campbell, near New London, adjoining The
lands OF Thos. ODDS and others. Acting as Trustees
We shall only convey the purchaser such ',lc as
is vested in us by the sad deed. though The title Is
believed to be good. N. Is. THURMAN.
II o. SCHOOLFlELD.
Jan. JUS