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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FIRST PACKET,

FOX NEW UKLENNS.
FIRST PACKET,
IA SKIN S & LIB US LINE,
To Sal 10ih January, 1916.
tss> THE superior fast-sailing Brig OR
III III LEANS, Capt. VIM. Smith, (now on her
way from BalimoTe) will sail as above. For
Freight or Passage, having good accommodate
lions Tor Cabin or Storage passengers apply on
board, or 10 HASKINS & LIBBY,
JAS. FISHERS SONS, or
Dec. % WIN. ROWLETT.
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GRAND SCHEME
$4,000 DOLLARS !-25, O00!-l5,00
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No 3.
10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday,
January l7h, 1916. IS No Lottery, IA drawn
ballots.
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ROBINSON CRUSOE'S OWN BOOK,
Or the Voice of Adventure, from the civilized
" man cut off from his fellows, by force, acct
dent or inclination, and from the wanderer in
strange seas and lands, by Charles Elms author
Of the Tragedy OF the Seas.
Tales OF the Ocean and Essays for the Fore
castle, containing matters and incidents, humor
Gus, pathetic, romantic, and sentimental.
Steamboat Disasters and Railroad Accidents
in the United States 10 which are appended ac
counts of recent shipwreeks fires a, sea- thrilling
incidents, &c.
The Pirates Own Book, or authentic narrative
OF The lives, exploits and excursions Of the most
celebrated robbers.
Just received and for sale by
A. G. PENDLETON,
Dec. 80 No. IL, Main st.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE

NEGROES FOR HIRE.
TINE subscriber has on hand large number
i ofNegroes, for hire the ensuing year. Among
Them are some good factory hands, blacksmilhs,
carpenters, drivers, cooks, washers and ironers,
and some able men, suitable for any kind OF bu-
siness. T. Fl. TALIAFERRO,
Dec 90 Bell Tavern
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On Tuesday Evening, December 30,
Will be performed the Comedy OF
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HC AIluStIAOuS OsE
Bowbell, Mr.. Forrest.
Falrina, Mrs. Forrest
II For Particulars, see small bills.
II Boxes rs cls PHI 50 cts; Coored Gallery
entS. Dec. 80
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A n Adjourned Meeting Of the Stockholders of
n the Manchester Cotton and Wool Manu-.
featuring Company will be held at the Exchange
Hotel, on Wednesday, The 3lst inst, al 5 o'clock,
P. Nj. Dec 30-d2t
r F. WORDS OFFICE-4O, 900 dollars is
j the Capital OF The Lottery next Saturday.
Tickets 10 dollars. Send on your orders il you
want a Prize--l9 20 A, worth 1000 dollars,
sold BY J. +. WORD.
Dec. 80
HOYT'S OFFICE.-Drawing of a fine
II Scheme comes TO hand by lo-day's mail
Capital $4,000, 10000, 10 prizes of 1000, &c,
&c. Tickets only 5doars-shares in proportion.
For sale until II o'clock, at
HOYT'S OFFICE,
Dec. 50 No Exchange.
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COMFORTABLE QUARTERS.

~ -, .''''1 1850 80 LIE
III AslNh iehsea tne above ESTABLISHMENT ana moved
nnhc dna r "r ~, a aii ne p'' -, =" me
r."s' r,c,I, ~ 49,, So. ., $50 y, 10 r. -, ~
t,s' .n, , w! , .'v ',, =. we '.te
~, -, LII ,; y go ' 49,, ,i ~, 20 a,' 49,
"'i'c wy! 80. 49,; 49, ~, l'.'oi, , 't''
CAV, a. e"u, ,, ;e' ~ k"' .r',''''"'' a.
heie.sio'e' ~! neue = NV n,' =, ~. "s' 'ua"'
ana th"se VINO u'sikr sorry pen ana is attendants,
htto pd,e y" 'e's ny WI We eA'th'
siVe, as haNe 'esr!st" na' Hee nINS ehenrhl lo'-
49, n". md ,hs ,a,se nil S,,h..
'eueis"'' .ne' a'u e iase Din s.' AZ, "ne"
mi. Ia, a"u ''"'e '' '''''' ,v .ri.ppiT
eem nv .'" .n ,mIw :" -
Dec ou-CWM
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DAN AWAY from the subscriber on Tues
II day morning, the 23d inst, mulauo man
named ISAAC, sometimes he calls himself Isaac
Jackson,) formerly the properly of Dr. Watkins
Of Charlotte county; ahont feel or inches high
with fall beard under his chin with brown over
coat but he has general assortment OF clothing
He has wife within miles of Charlotte court
house, WHERE presume, he is gone; il not, he is
making his way 10 some free State will give
$40 Tor his apprehension in the city, and, if Ia
ken out of it, $40, if secured in any Jail 50 that
get him again. WIN. BARDlN.
Dec 25-dlwc2w
MIR. BRYANT, PonTRAir PAINTER and DA-
INl oUERREoTrrlsr, respectfully announces 10
the citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that he
has taken rooms over the Dry Goods Store OF
Messrs. Thomas r Price & Co.. SO Main s.,
where specimens OF his unrivalled DaguerreolyPe
Pictures may be seem
gP Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 call
Dec. l2-d3m
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STRATToN's OFFICE, No. s. South I4lh
- Street.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToE's the man.
Drawn Nos OF Monongala Lottery, Glass No.
43-Dec. 26:
% CO SO So 40 IS % / "a &C SO 70.
Whole Ticket Nos % SO "a Three more
Ticket Nos. go 10 Prizes in one
Ticket Nos. l 3S 66 } Lottery, sold
and paid by STRAIToN:
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 308,
December g.
35 13 CT GO 26 % Is 2 Sc II 81 10 % 10 So.
Tickets Nos ? IS Sc, Nos. 10 20 CO. Nos. 10
SO 6O-,hree mole prizes in one lottery sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, IS, Dec. ~
So 9 60 10 70 "a Is % % CT 50 10.
Whole Ticket Nos 10 Is Is, prize of $500,
sold and paid BY STRATToN.
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A SILVER PENCIL. was left at The Educa-
"A lion Convention, on which ladys name is
engraved. If The owner wishes 10 obtain it, he
can do so by paying The expense of this adver-
lisement Apply al this Office. Dec. 29-li
DILL PAPER. w. RANDOLPH & co.
ID have for sale long and wide FooIscap Paper,
ruled in a dozen different ways for bills.
De-. 30
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Blank Books.

TT is very important, for many reasons, that
i Blank Account Books should be Of good pa
per and we'll bound. We think Ours are No. |.
Al this lime we have large stock Of our own
manufacture, which We shall be pleased 10 sell 10
old friends and all others in want.
j. W. RANDOLPH & CO.,
Dec % I2I ManSt.
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TN The United States Court for The Eastern Dis.
L rict Of Virginia December 9th, 1915:
The United States Of America, On libel Of
against 20 -
One Package of Buttons ihioi ipa'io'''

trlct OF Virginia December 9th, 1915:
The United States OF America, On libel Of
against - -
One Package of Buttons, '"oiD"''o'''
The citation having been executed on Benja-
min B. Allen, on The md day OF September lSi5,
requiring him 10 appear and answer the libel in
this cause, and the order made in this cause, on
the 18th day of November, lsI5 having been
duly published, and the said Benjamin B. Allen
being solemniy called, and not appearing, and TO
person appearing 10 inierpose claim for The said
package of buttons. the cause came on this day 10
be heard on The libel heretofore filed on conside
ration whereof, the Court doth adludse, older and
decree, that Inc said package Of buttons be con-
demned, rs forfeited 10 the said United States 81
America; and the Court doIh further adiudee
order and decree, that lie Marshal after having
advertised The time and place Of sale for fifteen
days, IN some newspaper published in The CITY OF
Richmond, do proceed 10 sell said package OF but
tons TO the highest bidder, a, public auction, for
ready money; and that he bring The pr, ceeds Of
said sale alter deduclne The expenses thereof
mo Court, 10 be held suhjeci 10 lis future order
and tha, he report his proceedings, in execution
hereof TO he Court. a Copy-Tes,e,
p. MAYO, Clerk.
In pursuance of the above decree, the under
signed will proceed 10 sell Inc package Of buttons
named in the said decree &c The highest bidder, al
public auction, for ready money The sale will
take place on The 9Th day OF January next al 10
o'clock, al the Custom House, in the city Of Rich
mond EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Dec % dds Marshal T. s. E. d. "
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CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS
Liver Complaint, Spiuing Blood, Difficulty
of Breathing. PAIN IN The side and
Breast. PalpitatIon of The Heart. IN
fuemza, Group. broken c"rstitu-
tion Sme Throat, Nervous he
bllity, and ali nI-eaSes of
The Throat. Breast and
Lungs; the mnstef-
frctua & spec
dy ciire ever
known for
anyof
the above diseases, is
DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
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MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL
Itl BIGGER s. co.
This Morning-2 OF 5000 dollars Of 2, 500,
&c-6G Nos, IL drawn. Whole Tickets 81 oO,
halves 25, quarters 62 cents Packages on IL
beral terms. Call before II o'clock, at The pIize
Office Of BIGGER Y W.
This Afernoon-25,0 900 dollars, COCO, 1000,
10 of 1,000-72 Nos, l2drawn. Whole Tickets
IS; also, 1000, 1000, &c.-75 Nos, - drawn.
Tickets ST. Dec 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Colnmission zHo,sse.
WINFREE & SHEPPARD,

THE subscribers having this day associated
Il themselves in business under the style and
firm nf
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Tickets 5I0; halves 81 quarters ? so.
Certificates Of Packages OF 25 Wholes, $3.50 90
Do. Do. IS Halves, 65 90
Do Do. - Quarters, 80 SO
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Magnificent Scheme

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 4,
10 be drawn at Alexandra, D. c., Saturday, 9th
January 1916. IS Nos, - drawn ballots.
Capitals:
prize of $4,000 20 prizes Of $4,000
l l25O0 &c. &c.
Tickets Slo halves 5; quarters 80.
Certificates OF Packages Of 25 Whoes $3.50 90
Do. do. 25 Halves, 65 90
Do. do. IS Quarters, 80 so
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 5,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
January 3lsl, 1916. IS Nos, ~ ballots.
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Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters so.
Certificates Of packages Of IS Wholes, $3.50 90
Do. do. 25 Halves G5 90
Do. do. 25 Quarters, 80 so
II Orders for tickets and shares and cerh-
Gates OF packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive The most prompt attention, and an
official account of each drawing will be sent i'm
mediaiey after il is over 10 all who order from
US. Address
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Dec. 29-2awl&c Richmond. Virginia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-03-14
E.GEr@ct OF !S0rsparttgn.

vROR Sale by B. Oates, Comstock & Co.'S con
W ccntrated compound fluid extract of Surs-
parilIa for tho cure OF ScfOftia, Chronic RAeusno-
t;sm General Debility, Cutaneous Diseases, Iet.
ter, Scaly Eruptions Of The Skin, Pmnpies or Pus.
tules on The Face, Mcrcurial and Sypkiloid Dissa.
ses, Bilcs from impure habit Of ths body, Uice-
rdfi0RS Of The Throat and Legs, Liver Affections,
Pains aud Seedlings Of The Bones, and all Disea.
scs arising from an impure state OF the Blood Err,
posar,S and ImprudeneeS in Life, Excessive Use
Of Mercury, sc.
The great popularity of sarsparilla, and its os.
tablishcd efficacy, ronder il suporhuous enter
into any rncomium of lis virtues, or adduce any
evidence in lis favor.
The Sarsparia is warranted positively as good
as any othor that can be made at One Dollar. at
Just halt the price of those so much advertised,
and as strong aud in large bottles, viz Fifty
Cents per bottle, or -Four Dollars per Dozen.
This article has cured Scrofaa of 80 years, af.
ter the Dollar articles had been used in vain.
To be had ct tie agents of Cans,ock s. Co. or
ly, throughout the country, IN New York only az
81, Cortland Street
Inquire always for Comstock g. Cos Sareparil.
la, at Fifty Gents, and have no other,
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MISCELLANEOUS
From Baiiy's NiseeIiany,
The Fate Of a Rich Thief


"rHE WAY OF rgg TRAXsGREss0R Is HARD
oia Sabbalh morn, 10 the year IL,
The Otia4on Chapel, N the gay aud fash.
i0aable city 81 Bath, vas crowded 70 OK.
cess A collection vas to bc made al the
cod Of the scrylce, in aid Of funds for sup
porting the Bndowe,l chart, school. Let
Hnoi be supposed that tie mlj Of the
congregation assemb I'd lor the humnue
purpose Of cI1ihirg the bodies Of hundred
e'ys 20 doslas ahuis, aud blue coats, D
'astf lower limbs n rhu5ttb col35cd leuth
e gH1ncnis, and pepper aud salt wois,eJ
h'ae--o1 suca lhiug tAsmoN. lhl, oak
~ aud despotc tyfaul, had converted a ga.
cred cdlt,cc into rendezvous VI her vo.a-
rics.
Aad nov, having told our readers Why
% large ~ assemblage were gathered TO-.
her, We mus, beg them TO suppose lhar
a1 have retired homs much cd it'd aud i'm
proved, and thu, enc o'clock on Monday
morning has arrived.
he boys OF tho Bridswell school were
Yet oul Tor lhuir brief hour To play some
Ten Or twelve Of Ihc youngsters, IN remote
ca'uef Of the yard, had gathered INTO 4
tester, lisieHug with open mouths aud up.
'"''ed hfoss, TO something strange aud
wonderful related w lad named HAIRY
No"les. The narrator was cue Of the
oighlesl aud best behaved boy. of the
school, iond Of hl. books, aud although no,
" 'J1os' as many OF his companions, was
Uulliy their leader in oil their sports and
pAslln,es.
no sooner were The "iendcr Juveniles "
seated IN due order upon their lurms, than
WV 81 Tue other boys made his way to the
Oc'S OF Che master, and Intima,cd, almost
~ Whisper, that he mud something OF i'm.
poHanee 10 communicate he was ordered
:" ascend the steps, aud place himself close
" 'ae car Of the cyerw Ing listener. In
'eW moments, the master, his face flush.
" with emotion, aud bis eyes dar,lpg an.
sfy s'aHces towards tho seat which Harry
%g.r!edl called his ulmc ia a ,ono which
seemed 10 mophesy tie speed application
q The cane or birch.
Como bilher, you young viper y he
~ red, "comc hl,her, you Vowles, | say,
a'a let me hear this cock and bull story
sos''e invented abou, what happened yes
Nflay at the Chapel door"
There's not bat Of invention IN It, sir,
~ more than anything about either bulls
" cocks | VOW and protest that | saw
"a gentleman who held the plate for col
"g''oa take both silver aud gold OF The
''sef aud put The money IN bis waiseoat
"'o shall clothes pockets"
ID you know what you're tolklng
sO0o,, you wicked young wretch I" de.
@ahusd The master, "Nhy, that was Dr..
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NOTICE

z s hereby given, that | have left all Notes and
4 Accounts in the hands Of N. B. Taylor, ii
Ghsflotte, and request ali persons indebted to me
IN any manner, to call on him and make settle.
mcnt am compelled TO ,lose Jay business, and
those who do not call on Mr.. Taylor and settle
their dues previous to the next April County Court,
cannot blame me Tor the consequences. Mr.. Tay.
lor may at all times be found al the office of the
County Court Clerk in Charlotte.
K. G. ALLISON.
March 7, 1s45. tao
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-03-14
VOLUME XV.]
T. J. HOLTON,
Editor. Proprietor & Publisher.
TEIlNIS:

Fla FaSs
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
pfii in adeaHee. THREE DOLLARS n not
raid ieifsia THREE months Ind THREE DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS u not pail until qf
Gar dc expiration Of hc year No p1ptr d,seoa-
hHHd mill eil auearages are paid eTeepi al he
option " the Edlor
~ Adreriisemsn's inserted at One D,ilar Per
sqaate, tiG lines or icss Ibis sized fqps) for The
hfsf insertion, and % cents for each Continuance
Count entertainments and Sferif's Sales chgrg.
sd % PEI cent higher; and deduction Of 33I
per cent irW be made ffom the regular pIioes. for
a8redisefs By The year Adterfisentnts inserted
meHhfy Or qqGHoig 81 pr square for each time.
hsmi-moathig IS cents per square FOR each .ime.
AGENTS.
Col. II. w. Cochran, MeekitnLnR. " c.
Gins W. Harris. MI Grace. ~ c.
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Legislative Proceedings.

The JOINT Select Committee, 10 whom was refer.
red the Message Of Ills EKccllency. Governor
Morehcad, in relation 10 tho compensation OF
the Governor as Presidon, OK oilicio OF the
Literary and Internal Improvement Boards.
have had tie subject under consideration and
dIecleG nc 10 make Tho rnllomlrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

When, on Monday, the 18th ulimo, The above scheme
was under consideration, Lord John Russell strongly
condemned the imposition Of continued neometax al
time Of peace aud prosperity. lie proceeded 10 rerea
length the usual Arguments against Tie probih
Tory duties slave sugar, but concluded by STA
ting that certain parts OF the Government plan had
his appreciation. and the Trimposion Of the income
tax for three years essential 10 The working OF that
plan, he should not move any amendment.
Sir Robert Peel's financial resolution prevailed By
majority OF 20S.
Sir Robert PEEL. in answer 10 question from M
Hawkes., said il not the intention 0t Government 10
make any alteration at present in the duties tobacco
IN the Commons an Friday, the 18Th. the Chanerl-
lor Of the Excheqner stated that the new sugar duties
would commence the ith of March
Wilmer & smith, say, in the European Times
"Ihere is no part Of the new financial scheme which
has given much satisfaction the Ambition, Of the
import dGiy cutton wool This tax has been hcenly
felt by The English manufacturer: for it saddled him
on the description u goods with ten and twelve
per cent. more than his continental or American com
peors and in the sane degree it has prevented him
IN the open markets oflhe world, from competing with
his active and energetic rivals. II was a tax on the
productive power Of the connry and every ono reuccs
that IT has been swept away"
The Tariff and Reduction Of Duties Winners Eu
ropcan Times says, that III the House of Lords. the
night Of the Sd inst, Eah Clarendon put question
the Earl OF Aberdeen respecting tho American Iaff,
which he said was not in accordance with existing ifea
ties, and operated very peIudlrally 10 British interests
hlna shawls and other goods being imported much
lower rate than similar goods from this country. To
which the Earl of Aberdeen replied that the subject had
engaged the serious attention of her Majesty Minister'S
and respecting which considerable correspondence had
taken place between the governments Of the coun>
fes but ho was not prepared say that representa-
tons had been ayoraby received by the Government OF
The United States.
Mr. Iloebuck in the House OF Commons last night
asked Sir Robert Peel for fall information regarding the
present state Of negotiations with the United Sales Go
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NJ THE LYNCHBURG yIRGINIAN
sIeIa2ilSc

.,sled iirceekiy, (erery Monday aud Trusaay
:, r,y D9fars per aalt, payable in adcaaee. No sub
rnbe receircdfor shorfei time than sir months
"a naoer ou be discontinued, (ereept at the discretion
aft,e Eaitors) until oil o'rearoges are paid.
- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 10 cents per
-, lor less) for erery inner form insertion and b
eas per square Cor 'ess) for eoery outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER as required to note, on his
hotc long he ,os.cs ms advertisement inserted
advertisement not noted tcH be inserted TIL It's DIS
continuance be ordered
ron IEaRLY .2Dt'ERTFSLNf; The terms are 70;
N, privilege Of tco squares, $40 for square s25 for
,ne sqlare, inner form, $50 Every yearly Advertiser
will Be eltired to con fine his advertising 10 has pdrtic
lar line Of business
e. JOB PRINTING erec,ttod neatly and expeditions
l, and unreasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
I.yNclIBURG, VA.

+ AN now receiving portion Of my Spring Importa
q tioa of China and Glass; and will IN the course
or three weeks, receive another shipment direct
from the Factories in England, embracing very large
variety of new patterns and styles, which enables me to
lrr to the and country trade assortment sell
dom oquaIle1 in Virginia and at very low prices, for
cash. or To panclnal customers.
have jus, returned from the Northern Cities, and am
now receiving by the regular packets. my supply Of
Glass, Fancy Goois, Looking Glasses LooLing Gir5S
Plates. " Hdoac Glass. &c. ST., selected in person,
aud purchased at the lowest cash prices. Those want
Of any article in nay line. whether at Wholesale or
RETAIL. are invited to give me call, am determin.
ed to sell at the Richmond wholesale prices. Country
Me chants wGnd do well to make their arrangements
to stop here day two. and examine the market, as
there are many articles which be bought here just
che,n as tEey can in Richmond or farther north. On
apd after The 10Th inst there will be daily line OF
Boats from this place to Richmond.
ID. w. MOORE,
Importer and Dea,cr in China,
fffass md Furthermore.
March Is IA
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EsG, THURSDAY MORNING., MARCH ss,isI5.
Sale Of Real ana Personal Estate.

IN PURSUANCE of two DEGREES of the United
States Circuit Court. pronounced, neon the 3lsi
day ct May, 1851 IN the name Of the ned States of
America, plaintiffs, against John Cooper William
saunders, ST. and other defendants; and The uhcr on the
TN Ut December, lS1l, aganst the parties and
James NJ. Williams aud Guslavus \ Wiaefed adnin-
lsifa'urs al William Il Porter deed. will be sold by
The undersigned commissioner on Monday the 10Th day
oi March. 1919. between the hours of 10 and O'Clock
L. NJ, nj The house OF " lillian Saunders, ST. IN the
county Of Bedford, at public auction for ready money
a certain
Tract az Parcel oGInnd.
lying on the Big oacr RIVER in the county Of bedford
adjoining the Lands If JOS Hardy John Sham aud 9th
ers. containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY y
oRf.S. aud conveyed by William Saunders. Sr. and
vile To james C. Steptae and Henry w Myler as fus.
tees by deed hearing date the DAY of lS2I
Also, snndry SLAVES, aud other personal property
embraced III said deed, or SO much thereof as has not
been sold by the said trustees. And on Tuesday the
iti day Of the same month. between the same hours
on the premises, In The of Liberty IN the county of
-T-rS bedford, one HOUSE and l.O1. situated
Gsya,:,'6 and being in The said town OF Liberty IN
TaS iii4 the county Of Bedford. and known in the
s.-s ssst-y3 plan of said town. as number nineteen
Q9,) together Win the back lot attached thereto. aud
the arpurleHances thcrcio heouginp conveyed by WI
liam Il. Porter 10 Caluhlll MINIS aud Frederick Auns
mnrh as trustees. by deed bearing date the 26h dav Of
April, s2l aud any ofthe pers nal property cmhraeel
in said deed that may remain unsa1 hy tho said rus
tees. Edmund CHRISTIAN
Marshal |. y. Eastern District II Va. aud
Commissioner as aforesaid
Feb. 6 wiw