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TO into one of our civic Printing Offices from which
Is daily leapng forth the bright impress Of me Editorial
mind IN characters that shall never fade die. Behold
the swlt winged Mercures of the Press visiting every
Temple OF Science, every cdice from which know ledge
can impaH lis Stores gathering together and sending
Il ior'h anon IN the thousands of minds in each of which
II IS immortal There is more to asionish the mud il
self much more, in of those Printing Offices than in
The caiacombs Of Egypt, the Sable Magi ottIe East
the oages ct Antiquity, the hidden oraces of Denhi
-ihese morning and these evening Sheets gong forth
a5Foad into The world, asslmilating mind with mind
aud making mau the neighbor OF his fellow man. in spite
d distance mountains. or intervening Here then
IN ihe art prcseuatvc of all arts do we find the
5efn the element, the living material of earthly hiso
~ ana the triumph of pind over NATTER
ood was the first Printer, lie gave from his awful
naod AMID The thundets and the blackness of Sinai the
tablets OF Stone on which was printed the mind OF God
/ he dec2ogue oiall moral law the claims OF man upon
m7n and Of God upon ALL
fHhtnels the arr that shall hand down to latest wears,
=" ,ehous' PSleriy, To nnunerablc millions vet unborn
o "nn The thoughts Of who are lyln, now of mon
VINO '"d centuries SINCE they defy time and the printed
ihScfp's oil these men shall live too full Of soul to &c nut
ioo 'he same grave with their pcrishable bodies II was
pilght thought OF that author who in his dyinu mo-
heuis was Jnsl able 10 ask ii the proof of his last work
NJ m o,1" corrected" "lcs, all"
"ihen shall have complete edition in glory
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I Court held for Halifax county, at the Court house
IA thereof, Monday, the 22d dav of August. 1912:
Armistead Owen Jesse Haley and Tempe his wife, John
Baess and Frances his wife, Haley Shaw and Caroline
his wife, John H. Wyatt and Pamela his wife, Thomas
Compton and Mary Jane his wife, and Sally Owen,
plaintiffs,
against
Elizabeth Owen, John Owen and Staples Owen, and
Luther III. Tucker, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants, Josiah Owen Staples Owen, and
john Owen not having entered their appearance and APP
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants
OF this commonwealth; 1t ordered that the said dcfen-
dants josiah Owcn Staples Owcn and John Owen, do APP
pear here on the fourth Monday in November next and
swsr the bill of the plantrs; and that copy d this
der be forthwith inserted in Of the newspapers printed
the town of Iynchbrg, for two months successfully and
posted at the from, door othe courthouse Of SAID county
on some courtday.
coPy-Teste,
Nm. HOLT, elk,
Oct. 3 vow
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A man is taller 10 the mpfniag than a. night tn,
extent half inch more, owing TO the relaxation
the esFiIiages.
The Esqumsx attain the height Of bui / feet iaeh
es aud the Moeal Tartafs but feet ineies.
The human BODY consists Of 2iO bones. kinds OF
iiculaois ~ joinings 100 cafapes or ligaments iUt
muscles tendons, and 100 nerves, besides blood, az
terles. veins, sc.
Riley .ssefls that Arabs in the desert live 200 years
The foot of Chinese female, fron the heel 10 the
great toe, is ouly inches long.
Total abstinence from ipod above days Is fatal
to man. but there instances OF surviving after lon
! ger period religious fanatic IN 1883 determined to
fast 10 days, but died ON the 10th.
In marching. soldiers take 10 steps per mnute quick
marching, lUs; and ia charging, 81 Steps.
The ndoos have the art Vi pesonatng death 50 as to
deceive able surgeons.
An elephant bred to war stands firm agains, vooy
OF mnskeiry. aud 30 bullets the flesh will not Kill him.
Fish drawn towards light they assemble To be
fed by the sound u bell, and are fond of music.
chesnut trce Mount Etna is l95 feet round,
close la the trunk
Potatoes planted below three feet do vegetate;
feet they grow ihIckcsi and at feet they retarded
two or three months.
The mahogany full grown in POO years.
Cypress trees known 10 be 500 OF 900 years old.
There Said rocks IN the arctic regions owing 10
the severe trDsts
Fossil bones o the lizard ~ feet in length, equal to
the dragons Of antiquity. have been found IN Bavaria.
The surface oi the estimated at $50, 600 900
square miles, taking the whole surface of the globe at
l97 900 0OU square miles. Its greatest depth is sup
posed 10 be equal ~ the height OF the highest mountain,
or four miles.
Fresh water begins to freeze 80 deg, called the
freezing point; but salt water does not freeze TIL 80
degrees.
OF lo0 parts into which the surface of the earth may
be- divided Europe CONTAINS I. Africa z Continental
Asa 80, New Holland sc. 8, South America To- North
America To-
A cynlcr of water may be converted into ice, by pa
cling IN ) lbs. OF phae Of soda aud lbs. suphnrlc
acid 30 deg. well mixed. The Ice extracted Tor
use by putting the cylinder IN hot water
Extreme cold produces the perception ON the
skin great heat. When mercury is frozen at de.
ing red hot iron.
The sound of thunder may be heard for 20 %
miles, or with the 10 the ground much more. Light
ming reflected 80 or 2OO miles
Saturday Chronicle.
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NOBEL Resting Place-'fhe Rev Mr. Mof,lt. Mis-
summary In Southern Africa thus describes one Of the
inkufes OF The DESERT Being gnoraut of the locality.
and mol Knowing where the inhabitants (5ushmeu)
mahibe we made no fire lest should be- discover
I'd, and we had nothing roast There were no trees
ana We lay down between ridges hills II, deep sand
The Wild was cold asd We had little covering having
eft The hall OF our horses knocked up aud with them
most ul our cafosgrs. The plan adopted BY Mr. Henze
aiTayian miss9hary. IN siuaT circumstances occur
red 10 me, aud Ike li made noble hoe in the sand
and buried myself, leaving the head out. snoa felt
very comioriable, and exoilng the plan cfmY com
PanoIs initiated my example. and eupt undr the earth.
then told him that the missionary whom we were im-
siing having once submeT ged himself in the sand near
the sea shore was occasionally disturbed by huge crabs
approaching him. and these his iahul dog KEEP, at dis
lance. MY companion asked
And what are To do if n lol eornes7'
fta ere Safe replied, FOR be will not eat heads
whe. h get whole hodiss This removed his fears
rnd DO not remember TO haye slept SO comfortably
during fhr whole journey, 10 which VIC had often very
NY accommodates.
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The Mechanics savings Bank

THIS INSTITUTION will receive on deposit At,
sums of money current IN Virginia, II not less in
mount than five dollars and will isse certificates therefor,
signed by the President, Treasurer and Secretary, bind
ing fully all the Stock Funds and Property OF the In
stiiutlon for the payment thereof. when demanded upon
days notice. with interest thereon from the date there
Of the Of three per centum Per annu, for such
may be demanded within four months and four per
tum per upon such as shall have remained four
and not exceeding sin MONTHS and five per centum per
annuin for longer period than six months
AMMON HANCOCK. President,
PAUL c. BOWLES, Secretary.
HENRY b. RI CIlARDS, Treasure
DIKECTOIkS.
JoHs c. SEAckLEroRp, THos. .. AeHEE,
AuG. LEfTwIcH JoHN II. TYREE,
Dawn p. REESE, SAML. w. SHELTON,
PLEASANT LAgBr, JONI kiNNIER.
Nov - itlm-wt29N
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13oetfeal.
rAl Tss.

M RS 5. sNnseS.
A swallow in the Spring.
Game to our granary, and meath the caves
Essasa to make nest anil thsre did bring
We. earth AMI straw and leaves.
Dsy afscr day She tcild,
Nth pa,ieat art but or. her work crownd
s,me sad rni.hap the Tiny fabric spoi'e1,
And dashed il 10 lhc ground
She feanl TIE tHin reHglii
Yet, not east down, lafth tom the place she flew,
And with her mate lresh earth and grasses brought,
And built Los hest anew.
But scarccl, had she placed
Tie last soft feather its ample floor,
When wicked hand, chance, again laid waste,
And wrought the ruin Ger.
But still her heart she kept,
AID ,oil'd again--and last night, hearing calls,
Looked md 10, three little swallows slept
Within The carlh-made walls
What truth Is here, @, Man
Hath Hope been sBitten in is early dawn
Have clouds oorrast thy purpose, trust NJ plan
Have Faith and struggle on!
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FOR RENT.

w barter.
50 hhds Sugar. n. O., Porto Rico and Vera Cruz
from common To the best
500 bays Coffee, part extra fine
10 hhts.. tiercos and bbls. n. o. and Porto
do Syrup. very superior
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
POO do Ground Alum .
2o0 sides good and damaged Sole Gather
300 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
50n 10 Nader
100 casks Nails and Spikes, Al t, 6 inch.
tons Tredegar Tyre Iron IN. 10 2 inches
10 do country Bar. do
10 bbls. Tanners Oil
prices
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
p do brown soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
!, 900 lbs. Green Copperas
80 bbls llerrings and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
80 boxes s II II and 10 II IL Window Glass
10 do 10 II II. very superior
= tcrces fresh Rice
boxes Starch
90 chests and boxes Tea, par. extra fine G. Pow
der
% doz. painted Buckets
Is nests Iron bound Tubs
do do large size
10 doz. horse Buckets assorted SIZES
20 doz. Bed Cord ), Is and 9 stran
s toz. Corn I1rooms
10 cases Tobacco OIL
p boxc. Loaf Sugar part equal to any ever seen in
this market
1000 lbs. Fast Boston Crushed do
OO0 lbs. common do
300 lbs. Sal ltratus
80 boxes Tin plate l3X
900 lhs. American Sheotlron
500 lbs. Xnc
- boxes Raisins
50 rcams Wrapping paper
$50 do Fools Cap aud LcttcrPapcr
20 Nj Cigars. from common To very fine
2.O10 lbs American bliscred Steel
500 lbs. Alum
5 gross Backing. &c. SC.
GEO. BAGBY & Co
July % Is
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In CHAScERy.

I court of monthly session, held FOR the county of
"a Campbell, at the Courthouse thereof Monday the 10Th
day of October, 1872:
Mary ADAMS, Edward Adams Polly Adams, George Webb
and Mildred his wife, PITTS,
against
Joel I. Adams and Jno L. Adams, adms. Of Ro. Adams,
decd and in their rights Geo. Adams Christopher Al
ans, VIM. L. Adams, Geo Adams, Andrew Adams, Saml.
Meny,ck and Mary his wife, Robert adams and Elizabeth
adams, Paulet Clark, Shift. and admir-. OF am L. Adj
ans, deceased, Dcrts.
lN CHANCERY
The plaintiffs this day filed their bill and the exhibits
therein referred to; and their motion, Vim. A. Clement
the clerk of this Court assigned guardian the infant de-
PENDANTS, Robert Adams and Elizabeth Adams, odecnd them
in this suit
The defendants George Adams, Christopher Adams, VIM
|. Adams George Adams, Andrew Adams, Samuel Meri-.
wick and Mary his wife, Robert Adams and Elizabeth Adj
not having entered their appearance and given security
according To the act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
OF this commonwealth II order ed That
Defendants do appear at Campbell Court house the 2nd
Monday in January next that being Court day and the
bill OF the Plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in the town of Lynch
burg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door Of the courthouse of this county.
Copy-rcste.
WM A. CLEMENT, elk.
Oct. IL WIN
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AUCTION AND co MISSION
BUSINESS.
.YYEyI'FLEE 1.RLROT

I'll ANINt removed to the house recently occupied
by Mr.. John llollns, nearly opposite the Market
House, tenders his services his friends and the pub
lc as
Auction and Commission Merchant.
He will attend 10 the sale of Real Estate, Negroes,
Horses, and every description Of Merchandise.
His acquaintance with the resident dealers IN Nc
goos, well pretty extensive acquaintance In tho
contiguous ncighborhood, will afford him every facility
in the sale oih species OF property His spacious store
room aud cellar, will enable him TO keep in good cond
ION every article of merchandise he may receive on con
tignment.
He deems it futile to make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore only that he will be grateful for pat
ronage and those who beslow IT, may rely upon justice
at his hands
He will take charge of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly and board them at 25 cents
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances
property in hand
REFERENCES
Spiihson W. Dacis, Sr. Ja.nJ Pusis
Richard 7pee John Iiollns
Nc Kinney s. .Nosby Henry Darts
Nc Corkie e. Ne Daniel JThae. T'ndy s. Erene
Burton g. Rodcs Hancock g. adams
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks and send
count to this office for collection.
Dec Is Is
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Selections.
From The Ohio Staifalm.
NEW THEORY As TO AGRICULTURE RE.

The recruit discoveries and developments Of Prlessu
leiby seem destined 10 work great change IN the pro
ducts oi Ohio III be true rs be asserts that cen
cal analysis Of the products Of the soil will enable us ID
ascertain with certainty. the constituents OF which Tho
ii has been deprived. and thai by restoring tlnsf
4 nsnents can chelpiy and certainly brHg back all
lands thai wholly partially ~orn out and ensure
IN unbrokcn SUCCESSION 81 large rru then the country
largely interested in the improvement.
Il is well known in this ncghborhoOd, that the samr
llnds which produce. in the must favorable season.
IN, eighteen bushels OF wheat Formerly yielded upwards
,f f,riv We have as1 understood. that In several
tons OF the Stale, particularly Ia Narrn county, he
crops ii wheat have gradually diminished er ihiy Yeas
until nov they do exceed hall the burner Selu.
As the price OF wheat has gradually Increased. the DIM
aiian oi quantity has hot attracted tic attention II would
o.hera ise have commanded. The theory and eAper-
,acnts Of Professor lcI5g furnish Wiih cxpllnatpH
oi Jhis i9iiug OIL Toe stalk # wheat, seems, IL IN
vested with thin covering Of -leao Of p5iash by
Of ereps Of corn, "hfai and oa~, The sa be
exhausted ofPotash. aud can No longer supply
Seasly tie quantity requisite ior full ciJP-hence, the
gradual falling off IN quantity.
OHc fact that seemingly sasajas Professor Irihig Is
sha ilie knowledge ii every tIrmrr Ii lua-lrap
b. aefnei On an cid heat field. which Is L. be sJWn
heat or hemp the succeeding year. In tie centre the
a>h heap 10 whoa, Will gmwi ut araad the centre
the wheat will slrrg Up in belts a Increasing slger
- they rocede fr1m the ocuirc. unu nj a pafiieu
lar paini wil be found Unity aad s#ut wheat as
e.cr scea; ram this las, 5glt II 0lum.shr~ nul IL
falls into the general average OF TIN f,t Il the soil of
inis spot be examined II will be toaBa a#flp the nt
Were grew the best wheat the sr1urd risiH. aalut
the amount Of potash that is found in good sl feeealy
cleared and put under the plough.
10 connection with this subject VT sugda tho follow
ing. which eat from the \. Y Express:
..Goop CRop.-Mr james Fitzgerald living moi lar
from lerseyville, Illinois. raised during the past year
ifon / / acres Of ground 67 bushesg,o whrat bong
al The rate d A bushels the acre Mr. T. sowed |
baShels.n
Here is another exposition Of the truth Of the forego
Ing theory New land yields very large crop. My
because the soil contains large proportion Of potash
Now II this be the only difference between new lands
which yield forty, aud old lands which will Yield hut
eighteen bushels Dt wheat, tia, difference be CON
pensaied by adding ashes Plash in other lom ID
the old landl The suggestion is coltaniy worthy the
ienon OF every farmer We shall have occasion To al
lude 10 this suhi'c again, and IN the time should
Ne GLAD To our farmers putting their record
IN the public prints that the experience aud Suggestions
OF all may be- made OF IN arriving correct conci
slOns upon this allimpnrant subject.
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virrisi.,
Nov. 7, 1912. ~,
NNyILLIAM H. TATE Of the county Of Bedford
w having filed petition praying that he may be d.
clared Bankrupt: 1t ordered, that all persns clam-
ING be creditors of the said William II. Tate, shvw
cause the court the 9Th day Of December aeIt.
why the said William II. Tate be not declared hank.
rupi pursuant the act of Congress in that BEHALF and
copy OF this order be published in the spapers
according the 22d and oath rules of court
Copy-Icstc,
HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
Nov. w5w
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Comparative He1lih Of Great Cities -rhr following
table, which we cDndense irom longer srticc ~ the
BRITISH Cyclope1ia OF Arts and Sciences Published by
Orr x SmIih, London. in l535--shows that phlllIei-
Phia eajoys greater degree Of comparative health than
any Utnef Of the cities named
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about one half less than half cleared; has valuable
body ol creek low grounds. almost every Of which
would produce first rate shipping Tobacco. The
highland generally is beautiful plain sloping gently
the South, good muaito soil, with firm clay sub soil .
susceptible of ndeiniie improvement. aad all pro-
dueye having scarce five Of abraded land in the
whole tract. There Is IN the unclearcd land large
quantity OF plant bed and meadow land and fine bMs
adapted To the growth OF best manufacturing Tobacco
II Is well tmbered, convenient To two Saw mills, aud
an excellent Manufacturing Mill. The plantation is
finely waiered, and has. besides others, two MINERAL
SPRINGS similar in their tonic and diuretc properties 10
Aliens Spring in Patrick. which are now attract
ng attention. The ncghborlood is unexceptiona
ble public Academy though not now occupied, CLOSE
by, and several churches in its immediate vicinity at
which there is regular service There will be ready for
occupancy. at the time of sale, plain dwelling house.
and necessary out houses. Two now barns have been
recently erected and the division Of the plantation is
convenient for securing progressive Improvement
The land will be sold on accommodating terms
AT the same time and place. will be Sold on a credit
of six MONTHS the purchaser giving bond with approved
security the whole Of the crops OF Conn Oats, Fodder
and Tobacco. the produce of the present year. also the
Stock Of every description and Plantation Utensils
There are among the horses Two COlfS of hiph
blood and several good draughl horses For Sums under
five dollars, usual. cash will be required Dr. Rad
living near. Mr.. Rct'd Stanley, the overseer, will
take pleasure in shewiag the land person desiring
to purchase. BARrW. EGAN.
Oct 81 WV
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FOR RENT
.v.OTECE.

.V'DTECE.
I WILL OR Monday the 10Th day ofDecember. 1912,
Z at my house. sell at public austion. about twenty
five head IF Horses, one hundred and five Sheep twenty
five head of Cattle yoke of Work Oxen. about one
hundred head of Hogs. fifty OF which fatted
for Pork about two hundred and fifty barrels of Corn
and all the rest of my Crops Of every description.
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Plantation Uten-
sils At the time and place. will be offered for
sale. about FIFTEEN LIKELY .N'ECR OES, con-
slsting of men. women and children.
Terms made known OH the day of sale.
THOMAS A. COBBS.
Nov. "a WHO'D
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James River and KanawI,a Company.

I'VE eighth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the James River aud kanawha Company, will be
held at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond with per
mission Of the proper authority. MONDAY the l2th
December next.
BY order of the President and Directors.
w. b. CIlIrrENDEN, Sec'y.
Richmond 9Th November, 1912.
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CIsICkEleHNG PLANES.

fNIIE SUBSCRIBER has procured the agency f'r
the sale of thoso truly spleudid Instruments made
by Clickcrlng Mackeys, OF Boston.
To those acquainted with Instruments from this Man
ufactory, say nothing, feeling confident they cannot
fail to please.
To those nnacquainted with them we say, ONLY
TRY THEM, and you will find them not inferior 10
the celebrated Broadwood Pianos of London.
We do not sell them on trial-noi because are a
irad to risk trial. but for the reason. that majority
opesons not Judges; and such is our confidence In
the manufacturers, that willing to stake our rep
uaon upon their and durability, being warranted
to stand any climate.
The above instruments on hand and Tor sale. al
the sign of the Golden Mortar, Bank Square, Lynch
burg, Va, by ID. II. LYMAN.
Aug 8 wl2m-if ami Of
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ED " EsE.VV.

NiRGINIA:-N a Court held for Neson county, a the
Courthousc, Mouday the 2ih day of October, 1912:
Reuben b. Pateson administrator with the will Ell
of Jesse Jopling deceased Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin Jopng and William p. Shepherd, admnistra-
tor with the Will annexed OF james Jopling deceased
Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
On motion Of the Plaintiff by his counsel, who filed his
bill and appearing, by satisfactory evidence to the Court
that the Defendant Benz amin Jopng is not nhaban Of
this Commonwealth it is ordered that the said Dccndan.
lliam r. Shepherd administrator With the will ye1
of James J-png deceased be restrained from wing, 9TH
crise conveying away, all debts property, monies effects
IN his htn hcon to the said Defendant Benjamin Jop
ling To the of three hundred and fifty dollars sub
lct the Plaintiffs dc mand and the future order and decree
of the Court concerning the And further ordered
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the ync
burg Nngnian," newspaper published in the town ef
lynebuE, for two months surccsSively previous to the
fourth Monday in January next, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door of the courthouse this
county on some court day. Coly-TeSe,
SP. GARLAND, elk.
Oct 81 WIN
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Ieste,
To ,cit:

-To ,cit:
I,--, J lscc of the Peace for the
aforesaid, do hereby certify that ----, whose
above subscribed attcsng Witness pcrso naly APP
peared before me IN my ---- aforesaid, and
made oath. that the above named
-, whose names subscribed as parties t., the
above letter Of attorney, acknowledged the in pre-
sencc Of the said witness. their act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of
cinhtoea hundred and --
-, Seal.
Nov. II wtl2D
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(FORN OF PROXY.)
~ NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS.

EA That we, the Subscribers. being Stockholders in
the James River and kanawha Company do hereby con
Sute and appoint -, our true and lawful attur-
neg and proxy to represent each Of us in all general
ings Of the Stockholders Of said Company. when we
are not personally present or represented by other
proxy, with full power and authority at such general
meetings, 10 give such vote votes, and to do such
acts each OF us could give do member Of the
SAID meeting, If we were personally present, aud do
hereby ratty and confirm whatever vote votes. or
acts said attorney may lawfully give do for us in
pursuance OF the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals ths--day d
thousand eight hundred and =.
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HENRY LAND FOR SALE.

fEllE subscriber finding ii ncony eni.nt To keep up
l. plantation 50 remote irom his present residence
will sell 10 the highest bidder ON Thursday the 9Th day
Of December next. on the premises his tract Of Land
lying both sides OF Ii Pasture creek. on the main
Carona road, frOm Salem n &. 10 the Virginia
Springs. This Tract, since the sale recently made TO
ID Read, is beeved to contain about