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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26
Moral Courage.

Heyesthe courage to discharge, a debt
while You have the money in your Pock-
let. "a A
Have the courage to do without that
which you do not need, however much
your eyes may covet it.
Have the courage to free your mind,
when it is necessary you should do so,
and to hold your tongue when it rs pru-
dent you should do so.
Have the courage to speak to friend
in al"seedy" coat, even though you are
in company with rich one, and richly
,attired.
Have the courage to own that you are
poor, and thus disarm poverty of It's sharp.
est sting.
Have the courage to tell man why
you refuse to credit him.
Have the courage TO tell man why
you will not lend him your money.
Have the courage to cut the most a
greeable acquaintance you have, when
you are convinced that he lacks princi.
pie; friend should bear with friends
,infrmites, but not with his vices.
Have the courage to show your res.
pect for honesty, in whatever guise it
appears, and your contempt for dishones
ty and duplicity by whomsoever exhibited.
Have the courage to wear your old
clothes until you can pay for new ones.
Have the courage to prefer comfort and
.propriety, to fashion, in all things.
Have the courage to acknowledge
your ignorance, rather than seek for
knowledge under false pretencss.
Have the courage in providing an en-
'eFtsiDmen. for yonr friends, not to ex-
coed your means.
Have the courage TO insure the proper.
y IN your possession, and thereby pay
your debts in full
Have the courage to obey your Maker
at he risk of being ridicued by men.
Have the courage to obey the dictates
Of conscience under all circumstances.-
Eek. .
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HARD WARE.
Splendid Farmfo Sale

SiTUATED on Hickory Creek Ii miles ca 8,
0ofJolieton the Stage route from thar place to
Lapofte and thirty miles from Chicago. / mile
west of the mainroad from Chicago to Danville.
containing $40 acres 80 acres fenced and under
ahigh stnie of cultivation: 100 acres frstrata
timber and the high rolling dry prairie
There lisa good block house, frame barn, and
other out-buiidings,a good well ofwaier, a small
stream ofnever failingwaterson tbe nrem;sss
is well calculated for astoekofgrain farm.
Apply to Levi M. Gays on the Premises o,,o
3. w. BOWEN Agent, joliet or to
J--B. H. Russell Land Agent Chicago,
August 18th, lS47.
DURE PORT VINE and BK1NDY.-
u for sale at GEO. WOODRUFF,
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CLOTH DRESSING,

Done onreasonablet ermsand atshortnotice,-
None butthe best workmsn will 30 employed
Any person going to Chicago, from the central
or southern part of the State, will pass by this
town, and all the subscribers wish, to ensure a
continuance oipatronsge, is TO once have a man
paironize them. Wool can be sentby water up the
Illinois river,directedt to Matteson& Bradner. To-
liet, Wiiico. to the care of MIR Abrams, Peru. III.
and IL WILDE forwarded, where cloth will be nut
up in neat and safe manner. sccording 10 the
above terms and sent in rsiurn to any part of the
State, without troubling the owners 10 accompany
It. rEgs MATTESON& BRADNER.
N. B., Persons coming from dista nce with
a quantitYof Noolto becarded orma nufa ctured
e obliged to stay overnight, shall be to no ex
psnse. &R
JOliefs March 22d, Is47.
NaAIIINl,S Az -. 80 z--..-- -
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Uncertainty of Life.

There 10 kind of warning voice by
which ever AMI anon we are summoned
to reflect upon the brew ity and uncertain
tY of human existence. Scenes witnessed
from time, awaken thoughts of our NOR.
taifty. and evince that in life we are in
the midst of death-that unperceived by
US the entrance to its vale may lie near
our door. Yet unconscious frequently of
our near approach to the bourne from
which mono ever return, mingling
with the busy throng, We pass along mer-
rily in the journey Of life. In the day
Spring of our being when the heart
beats high with hope, fancy pictures years
blooming pleasure. How often illusory!
How changing and uncertain is human
lite;even as the tender flower that springs
up By the path way which the wind pass,
ing over Perchance nay cause to wither
and die.
1t was but yesterday that one in man.
hoods prime lived, who talked much of
venerable old age, and ever thought his
Journey would be long, nor even dreamed
his end so near, bat to day he is no more
Trembling under the weight of years, the
aged man veFges near the tomb: yet
many blooming youth whose hopes of
future life were bright, enters before him.
They whom we least expect are perhaps
the first compelled to deaths mandate.
see in little distance one who long
wasted by disease was apparently near
the grave.-Friends in the vigor ofyouth
and blooming with health stood beside
the loved one, and as they gazed upon
the pale and emaciated form, heard
them say, She will not live beyond the
falling of the leaf But strange to tell,
the hand ofthe destroyer was staid;& the
sick one hoped of recovery again. Soon
the arrows Of death were pointed at their
youthful hearts, and in all their beatty
they became its victims. Years passed
away Thoughthey long since have mould
cred back to dust, she, animated with
hope, fingers, and tells the mournfuI tale
of their departure. How mysterisous is
the mission of Death.-Ohio Organ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= ACADEMY i

At Bcluidefe, Boone County, Illinois.
I'M HIS Institution is permanently established.
~ and offers every advantage Pupil may de-
sire. The course of instruction is thorough, em-
bracing every thing taught in the Eastern States.
The Principal andthree assistants devote aHeheir
time to the School. The location, at Belvidere.
is in healthy and beautiful country, and the
Instructors take every pains TO pro note the COM
fort and advancement of their pupils.
Scientific and Historical Lectures regularly
delivered. The Scholastic year is divided into
quartergofelevea weeks each. - 1919
z Terms 6aE CedON9ece. 8zxG
Common English Branches. perquarter $500
Higher English Branches zs s. 81 w
Arcieat and Modern anguages,.e- $500
Observation-Disclosures .-ss
Drawing and Painting AT an Extra charge. 8
GtHFGood Boarding may be had at $50 TO
$l,5u per week. -.fle-- -.,, - 49,. -
The School will epen on Tuesday, October %
l847, under the care Of
II. G. BISBEE, A. B., Principal.
THO'S HAMILTON. lst Assistant.
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THE Subscriber continues tomanutaci
n ture Castings ofail kinds, for custom
ers at shortnotice, Havingrecently erect
teda large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West.
THRESExyNG MACHINES
Oftwo varieties-Stationary cleaners, d
Locomotive cleaners, containing the Ia
test improvements, and finished in a su.
perior style constantly on hand.
Allkinds Of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latestimproWed petterns.
Hollow ware, Plebghs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished atsuch establish
ments constantly on bend.
ScrapIron received in exchange for cas-
tings or work.
NJ. L. ADAMS.
Toilet, March, 10, 1916. sa-
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Joliet steam FOs1A dry.

.OLLlN'S Axesand Iathcets, wartime
constantly at Mstteson's. stz :
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ANEcDoTE OF JOHN JACOB AsroR.-
DO you ever trust, Mr.. Astor?" inquired
Mr. X. 81 do not trust strangers, was
the reply, "unless they furnished salts.
factory city references" "Then," queth
mf, A., "the skins | have selected must
Sufnce this time" and paying for the
same, ne departed. In the afternoon of
the same day, just before the sailirg of
the New Bedford packet, the Young ira
der returned for his lot of furs. THROWING
the whole pack on his back, he left the
STORE but had not proceeded dozen.
yards from the store when Mr.. A. called
his name, bidding him come back, "Sir,"
SAID Mr.. A., "you can have credit far any
amount OF goods you require, provided
they are TO be found in my store.'' "Rnt y
stammered Dir. X, shut my dear sir. 7
can give you no city references-I am a
stranger here" 81 ask no other recon-
mendations," responded the rich mer.
chant, "than that already furnished by
yourself. The man acto is not d6oue his
business need never hesitate to apply to
John jacob Astor for credit" Thus
commenced a trade between two mer.
chants, which was continued to the, mu-
tual satisfaction and advantage of both
for long term of years. Mr.. X. is now
one OF the most eminent capitalists in
Nav Bedford.
WHAT WE LovE.-We I. love to pass
from the dashing cataract to the softly
mlrmuring brook;from the Ieapina noun.
tain pillows and the storm, to the still
waters smiling in the sunlight;to de
scend from steep precipices to rugged
T0cks' to revel among flowers; and in all
tningS IN nature, to turn from the grotes.
que and sublime to objects Of symmetry
and beauty; 70 merge from darkness II
light. But above all do we-Iove, when
LIES sky lie darkened and clouded. to have
its shadows dispelIed by the gentleness Of
woman.
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StOVeS!! StOVes!!!

TUST RECEIVED at the JOLIET HARD
- W. RE STORE, by T.. p. DuNnAM, & Co.;
The Largest and best assortment Of Stoves in the
West, comprising great = "A RIETY OF
NEW P.4TIERJNS. among which are the fol-
lowing; Iron Witch, alright, with a large
brick Oven; Bucks justly celebrated Alright;
Granyer,s do; American do. Yankee Notion,
DoubTs Oven ana ana iIremfum all sizes ana
prices. These Stoves are all ALBANY easfincs,f
heavy and durable, and warranted to work well.
Together with which have Box and PariuT
Stoves of all sizes and patterns. .f'G
We would invire adj len wa.nI or Srovesro give
Us acsll and examine our stock, as we re DE =
termffed to sell at as low prices lie bought
al Chicago. We also manufacture Copper, Brass
Sheet-lron and Tin-Ware. and keep on hand
and for sale wholesale and retail Opposite the
National Hotel, West Joliet. = .-... .-.,
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as proof of in this distressing class of comnlns
See pamphlet. al broken d0UH facilitated constitutions
from the effect of mercury will find the racng power OF
s arcIe 70 act Immediately, ard tie poisonous mineral
eradicated from the system.
1Hc y distinct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly III tic application Of tire
compound, for the distressing class of compainIs which
head this paragraph For centuries there has used in
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26
mpialnt OF most painful character, ls
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,

and follows by sv days Of this article. il is
far before any other preparation this disease any
ot1er disease originating from inpdfe blood See PGm
Phiet. ..rt .-a 81 ...
This disease is purely of the blood the action Of
TINS medicine, is speedy that the Piles whether
nal or externa will be cured by its in few weeks
hundreds, perhaps say thousands have been per-
ecuy cured in the of three bottles of this mix
ture, and as this is produced from the action of this
panacea upon the blood it is likely be permanent
thar UrOduced from EXTERNAL remedies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-17

NOTICE.
Epf virtue Of deed of trust, executed by Harrison
~ Hall TO the subscriber, shall, Thursday. 9th
INST at the residence Of said Hall sell for cash, the fol-
lowing property. viz:
One halfqfa Horse Wagon and Gear;
One halfI tbs stock eff Hogs. THO Sorrel
HORSES, one Metal Click, 1ico Beds Bed.
steGds and Furniture, one UaLm Bureau, and one haT
The stock Of CATTLE.
The subscriber will convey such title he j. vested
with by said deed.
RALru SMITH. Trustee.
julv iO-v3w
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T OLE. TIC AL.
Prnn Graham's Magazine FIR July.
SIR HUMP HR Ely | l. Il f. h l.
Bu Han;y -. Loagfeiip--

TWhen the " md ahaed and the vessels were nfa
,non-h the alnisal was constantly sitting IN VIZ
tern. with beuk in his hand. On the 9h oi sep'em
yer he for The last tme and was heard by 'h
people Of the Had Ia say. I'VE are as near Heaven ~
ea as by land'" The following night the lights OF tin
hip suddenly disappeared. The people IN 'he o'he
fesses kept euod hook for him during the remain
- Il the voyage On the 22nd Of September they ar
lived. through much tempest and peal. But nois'..
more was seen oy heard ii the Admiral BeLtacr
7asriean Biography. /. 2o3.l
s uthwsrd with his feet Of ice
Sailed The Corsair Death;
Wild and fast. blew the blast.
And the east wnd was his breath.
Ills lordly SHIPS ice
CHS ened in the sun;
On each size. Ike pcnoens wide.
Flashing crystal slfeanilr's run.
Ills sails Il White sea mist
Dripps5 VIII liver rain;
But " hefe PASSED there cast
Lcadsa s. aaows o',r the nam.
Eastward ir,m Csmpobello
Sir Humphrey Gtlb'rlsailrd.
Three day ~ n,ure scawatd he bore.
Then alas the lsud wind laflcd.
Aas the land wind failed.
And ice c,ld grow The nigh:
Aud neserno,e. OF sea Of shere.
Should SIT Humphrey see he light
lie sat upon The deck.
The book in hrs hand
I'D moi fear llcayen's's as ncar.'
lie said, "ty water as by 4a4!'
In Tie first watch Of he night.
Niibeu Squalls sound.
Dat Of the sea. myslefions,
The fleet OF death r1sc all around,
The moon aud the evening star,
Were hanging in The shrpuds
Every mas "a, II passed.
Seemed to rahe The passing clouds
They -ufpad y It'll lheir rrzr,
Amdulshi black md cold!
As Of a rock ,as The sboeb;
Heavily The sfouod swell rolled.
SufhWard through day and dark.
They dfi IN close emhrqr';
aNil mlsl and rain Ia the spanl,h main;
Yet there seems to change Of place.
SuuihUard, GteYer eoulhwai.
They dnl' through dark anl day;
Aud like dream. 10 the Gulf stream.
smhug vanish all away.
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A Copy-'Tcs'e,
Il +. BOCOCk, Cpk.


CopnmlssIoner's OTct,
Apponatlox, July g, 1878. s
The parties in the above will take notice. that
at my ullie, al Clover Hill, the hour Of 10 o'clock
\. NJ. Of Friday. the llth day ADJUST 1873 SHALL
commence the accounts directed by The foregoing Decree
at winch time and place, they Will attend with lher
evidence copies Count papers and vouchers prepared
lor Investigation and settlement
Il. l.. CIlEATIIAM, Com.
July ln-viw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-17

=. ci..oi, Sop.riar Canrt Of Law and Chaneery'
\ hid f3f Bedford county. The it' dag ct April
James A. psdey aud P."en his wife; p late g.'"e'''
Blown,
Adam Boyer. administrator Of Margaret Woody
al p.,sy Brown. James Brown, Moses Milan aud
CGa,io',e lis vile. William II. Brown, Mary NJ
Bawn Harvey Buxton and o9z y his VIII ,sa'' ''o""
- ""' Defendants.
h. Chancery.
The Plaintiff. by leave Of the Court are permitted t1e
an amended bill aad make ne" party; WheIehpon 'h'y
Gltheir amended bill herenpnn the defendant ARMS
st, otry Sheriff III Bedford aud ~ such administrators
40 INNS non. with the will annexed Of William Woody.
erd flied his answer 10 the plaintiffs bill, 10 which
answer the plaintiffs reply generally; and thefenpoh,
NH. caa, came to be heard further % the papers for
o.tIy read IN the amended bil aofesad. answer o the
defendant Arml~tead Otey, Sheriff Of Bedford and as
sc, administrator with the will annexed of William
Noody decd exhibits and other documents since Ii ed,
and was au,Icd by counsel: Oh. consideration whereof
the Court doth adJndgr order and deere. that the Com
missioner u this C. ur do take the following accounts,
o-Vit:-st An account OF the administration OF Mar
earc Woody, decd upon the estate Of her husband,
WIN Woody, dee d, embracing account ot the prop
prty that INTO her hands under the Will o her nus
bin1 The kind of property aud what has now orcone OF
the same. 2nd. An account at the administration OF
Adam yer upon the estate Of Margaret " cody, decd
uf said " lllam Woody, decd. has gone INTO the hands
Of the several Of Betsy under he clause of said Noadys
viii cited in the bii-when they and each OF them
cciyed the same-Ot what kind 1t conslsted-what was
lis value when they received twha It's value al the
death Of Margaret Woody dec'd,ard since hen what Is
lis annual value. 4lh An account al the slaves and other
property Of the said estate of W lllam Woody, deed
which has passed into the hands Of The deien
dant John ID. Lewis when they cane into his hands
what the annual value thereof since The death OF Mar
caret Woody, deed. and by What ule, # any. he holds
the same 9TH. An account shelving whether any Of The
childcnof I}fsy Brown have sold any portion Of the
estate Of SAID " aam Nanly, aud II any. which, what
kind when and FIR what amount, aud whether they re-
ceiyed the proceeds thereof to lher own 9th An
account slc wing what property. any, has come into
the hand, al! The deirndant Armstead 0ey, admin
,,faor de buns non of Nm Woody. deed, and, fany,
vEh kind. And the said Commissioner Is directed To
'replt the SAID accounts the Court, with any matter
specially stl ed, deemed pertinent by himself OF required
by Inc parties 10 be 80 stated.
Copy-Iese.
JOS. WILSON, CPk
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A CoFy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON,, elk.

Commissioners Office,
Liberty, June q, 1913
The parties in the above cause will take notice. that
shall, at John A. Wharlons office, in this town. at
10 o'clock A. NJ, ON Monday, the 9TH August, 1913.
commence tho accounts directed by the foregoing Decree
at which time aud place, rhey will attend. with their
accounts, vouchers, witnesses and copies Of Court papers
fJr examination and settlement
JOS. WILSON.
JNO 4. WHARTON,
July Swim Commissioners
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May % WIN

4 L CucG, Superior Court Of Law and Chancery,
4 held for Bedford coaaty, The 10Th day Of Aprll.
ISIS
David saunders. Jr. and Ann L leta his wife, and
l,ber W. hir,m W. Lucy &, Leanna VI. Daniel
W. and J ha u saunders chlIdrcn Of SAID David and
,lela Whc1 rhlIjran are Hlns under the age # q
years. who by ,be saIl David. III ii father and
friend, Plaintiffs,
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EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT THIS
NERMlFUGE EXCELS ALL OTHERS
IN EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY.

LIVERY Druggist Physician who has had any curiosity
II to inquire INTO where The Nernuge has ma e
use OIL tsrnh abundant evidence of its efficacy in ex
polling Worms, and the good effect produced the gene
al health OF the patient.
1t mild in Its operations contains calome other
dangerous ingredient and be given with perfect safety
to the mpst delicate infant.
The PrpPror have in their possession hundreds Ger
'ttates Of is COOL ef.s, winch witt be exhibited to any
who may wish to them The following but speci.
men OF them.
Certificate 9ftle Mayor ofMe Cdg Of Lancaster, Pa.
LANCASTER CRY, July 3rd, 1872
Messrs. i. A. Fahnesocll Y Co
Geniemen-Scvera OF the younger branches Of my fam
lily abourng uuder symptoms indicating induced the
Application o various remedies, end am happy saw that
your Acneiinse had the desired eff ct Of in ne,
moving the almost incredible number OF 5 Of the large
worms from one pattern, which, in addition other tested
qualities IA my mlly establish the efficacy Of your Vcrmj
tuge sure
NJ. CARPENTER,
Mayor, Lancaster City.
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NCd'0r9.lc AZ simpson,
G. II c II y \ y ID q T. l. l.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


G ROC II y \ y ID l. y 4 Il l.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
fuNE then stst ateunonto all Goods and Produce con
II signed
FOR SALE OR SHIPMENT,
They have in store and aeat general and well selected
STOCK 81
groceries,
which they oartp the ph an thcr patrons al m priee
consisting IA part al the following
- has, Ria. Iasuyra, Java and Mnracaiho Coffee,
l. hlls. \ orean,, St Cro'N and + sugar,
~ bhls TanncrsO il, IN fine order,
do large No , Marherel,
SO ba,e, iailov and Adamantine candles,
loo sack, Liverpool salt,
- small do Table salt,
l5oo0 lbs. Bacon sides, prime article.
800 kes. Nails and spikes,
ollO lbs \ NJ. B,tcred Steel,
1000 do Cast stccl,
5000 do FOUND and square Iron,
tons Nonntai bar Iron,
500 lbs. llaap Iron,
lna kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
l0an feet Safety Fuse,
- ursis Wood Mare,
! boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
l. blsk,t~ sweet oil,
30 bushels Glover seed,
: do Timothy Seed,
5000 lbs Lows White Lead,
50 Ibs Candle Wick,
Fine Chewing aud Smoking Tobacco,
OF THEIR OWN M,NurAcruRE.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
10 aOO LBS Cotton Yarns, ''Nllton" and 81 Mon
lU,OOO Factory,
10 bales Domestic,
- case, Mas and Stick Locoriee, from
mon 10 extra fine,
? hhds Cuba Sugar,
barrels Sugar,
& do Solar oil,
boxes Lemons.
Feb. Ats
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STOCK OF GOODS,

OF the sand Charles A. Specie. in sad decd conveyed
On the terms therein menou,d va all sales amounting
10 . or lss will be cash; and all sales amounting
morr than 40 will BIZ credit Of 90 DAYS. the pay
meut- Ii b. secnted Ivy ncgaiahe notes. satisfactorily
dulscd. @ bond with approved security.
The stock consisting uf the usual assortment kept III
ralntry ,tnes aud is considered desirable.
On aud alter the 20ih Of July next. the undersigned
will he IN lie hr shor unr. II the purpose oi
rnlrciar lie debts due the said Charles Specie IN
dlyhpav anlal~o those due the finn Of kahler Specie
at i.ee,yllle where tae debtors will be expected
promptly To pay the sums due from them respectively.
nth that ame the bauks. accounts and houds at SAID
sprcce aud Of kabcr 4 Speece. leesytlle, VIII be in
tie sSnn OF No :. {. fardy at Arnoldlon Mho is
authorized To receive payment.
BENJAMIN +. TARDl.
Icesyillr June 26-t45Jy Acting Trustee.
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-CIlEANING5 TOBACCO.

UNXrRA fne Chewing T,bacco, Manufactured b.
IL Peter L. Dudey, aud Warranted equal, ii not
superior In any IL market. Fursile by ...,,,..,,.
April l1--ls Don |. l. rfi Enc
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U9dIIlsf

Iorliy Saunders, widow of David Saunders, decd.
James saunders, " illam l.. saunders, II bert II. ~
Saunders and lnSavns \. Saunders, and Thomas I.
saunders. their rgh. and a, executors Ut David
Sanders decd. aud trustees o the pa n'ifs under
the will o David Saaad rs, James f. Biuidn and Ma
linda his vile. Tia mas 2. Mitchell aud Ann -. his wife,
John p Calna aud |, ntline his Wife. john Galway
and Lucinda his wife aud David :. aud John J. Snder
children and heirs Al law Of sally sider. deed. and
William \. Sander, Dcendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-17

BY virtue of deed. executed to the undersigned and
JhuJ London by Charles \ Sperce on the ith insl
aud duly recorded IA The Clerks ofii1e of Canpbell
County tonrt IN trust t certain purposes IN sad deed
mentioned the uulcSignod will proceed on the 10Th day
al July next, at lecsyllr sud county, to sell at Pub.
he Auction, To the highest bidder. the