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N 0 T ! c E.

WE the undersigned, partners in the late concerns
wv of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co. at Pc
teriburg, of ROBERT POLLOK, & Co. at Rich
mond, and of DUNLOP, POLLOK, & Co. az Man
eheiter, have fold to Mr.. James Dunlop, our late
partner in iaid concerns, the debts due to- and
outfandingat thefe differente ftabhnlentsThoie in
debted will therefore peaie take notice. that mere
after payments to be made only to the laid Mr.
James Dunlop, his attorney attorneys, and to whom
thoie having claims againl thele concerns will apply
for payment.
DAVID BUCHANAN.
BY ROBERT POLLOK,
bis attorney.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dec. 6, 1904. (epsm)
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TO NON-RESIDENTS or KENgUCKY
Louifa county, and Rate OF Virginia.
DECEMBER : :.

HE SUBSCRIBER fving in tie NEIGHBOUR.
Il 60od Of frnnkjort, Kentucky, baDing u7der-
taken to Pav tire taxes If a HtOa,6er of gentlemen
yefding in PHginiG and ellzvbeye, on fbcir Lq,7df
in this rate, and nding that lie re1uiitiae ofnio-
ney to him. far that paypojS is Attended qUf6 preq.
dlfenifieS, rj& and trouble, broboje5 it 10 tbols
Gentlemen AMI any Of6erJ qObo mag ind ii an 0e-
eon1'odafioa to tbean, tbefoiIo1Oing plan, to qvif
rat f6eyybaH deb4bf their money in either of.he
ranks Of Richmond, diexGndria, George toqVn or
baltimore, on or 6Gfore the .frR day efdlay an
nHHiJ, ami Hnfbo,Jlf )o'ne PeCj0n ct fbo6 EUe-
raj tanks to adpjhr him BY PEI of tire amount,
and to qVbg/seredit it 6aHbe GbbHSd, end i,z,toqy.
er him to drazU JSrfbe fame, bnya5Le on Eybt.
1he lands ofnoH-reEdentJ are adverfised about
t6efCf Of JAly, zU5irb is an exbeuec Of tzve1t;.
fVe cents on each tra8. Tbe[u6fyiJer's draft
70W command tbe caB in this Rafe, and ar 6on
as bis hS are honoured at ant oftbe ADORE 1enti-
oned tanks, he 7viH adUaHce the money in Ken
facky, 1edafTi2g IUe1 and a half bercent eo,yyuiE
on fer bis trouble, in affending to and executive
the 6HEngt5. He zvW encieje dHbHcote reeeibf,
to fbole baHkJ in zObicb fbe money is AeboEted. or
TO the r0preforJ tbe lands, keeping the ORIGINAL
in bis 0zOnbo8t5foH, foeorred anyerr0rg qcbieb,nay
cur in tie auditors oJfee Of Kentucky. To fbole
gentlemen SVbo may qvjb TO bay their taxes in
this zvay, and zVbo ba1e not a berJonai aeguaia-
f0nee eVifb the b6jfrider, he 6egs Lea4e 10 reter
them TO the Hon. Toba Brerkenridge, the Hon.
Maffbe7O W'aIfOn, E/lrJ. noqv in CongreG, Mt the
city ofWQIbingfon, or TO Gen. John PreGon of
Montgomery county, and CoL .James Brecke1rid9e
IF Bofefomf county, Vrgi1ia, M TO the eog6deTee
7Ol5ieb my be repe/sdm him.
NATHANIEL HART.
". b. The bofaee on ell letters direded TO mr.
oil fbs aboOe 61fae6 maa be paid.
December Is, 1904. (eSf1 AIay.)
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ADVERTISEMENT
JaHEa,y

, 'TiE fubfcriber has leaf.d the Tenement lately
occupied by Charles Cox OIL Shockoe Hill near
Mr. Southgates fore, and fronting the Capitol fguare
Tor a term Of years, which is connexions houfe
with fevera rooms for the accommodation of board
ers; he wifhes to take ten or twelve, who will be
entertained handsomely. Young gentlemen who are
acquiring education with Mr.. J. Ogilvie or Rudying
law, viii find thisa very convenient place. being f.
tuated near the moi eminent attorneys in the city
ALTO near to the academy.--I am to have ponef
lion the 10th inf This is beautiful and healthy
htuation and the terms will be reaionable with every
xertion in my power to give Iatisfaaion.
JOHN MOODY.
January g. 1871
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

II HE sn5Jeri6er has taken a hra)e oftbi5 fene-
A mrHt for a nnmber Of years., and ba5 Put il in a
state Of ys6air 7VbJ yendcrg not ioy TO any n lb,
City, Bsd5 Tie Tavern be has SsfaebsS buii1fsgs 4cel
eaaiafefo aeommolate eS gobo are a1sjoas ofg,sq,y
pyivaey baA faac,a sialiy qfoyA. 7Jss fere1zsef,
Gdsn ME p1be aays and 7,ifba fsVe bsalyed yard
shbf Capitol The, bave deidfvraqgcs oyey any ofbe,
bOgfs in fbiI City, 7ob y96e7 70 bge air and excellent
7cafer. He has GOOD nABLRs and eoaganf yE56iy Of
tie d5R FoaAcB Hrfradtys Bis y1ee, fo bis Iyirad, and
he public, and anrsS item, that no Haia7gdg aizg nor
any ofbey pyote 7oJieb migLf any degree, baqe ten
dssty to S,cy The Peoee Of bo, qvW ee, lie ,y1rif-
ted
EDWARD HHLLIM.
RieJ1zoad, SebfenJey 20.
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4 DIVISION Of the famous Saura Town auSs ha-
y wing taken place between the heirs of James
Park Farley, Eiq. decd. and Col John s. Farley ard
has hlter Mrs. Elizabeth Morton the fubfcribers Ro-
bert Taylor OF Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at Re-
I'm, near Petersburg. fully empowered by the iaid
Col Farley and MRS. Morlon dfpoie of their pro-
portion containing 1882 acres which are urvcyed
and laid OF in eight lots containing from SEQ to $500
acres, agreeable to plots in the poheiou OF the aid
Duncan. This four rge lots % cxcelien, quality,
each containing comfortable proportion of the rieh-
eli low grounds which produce tobacco Of TIE very
brit quality, as has been experienced by of the
iubieribers, who ihipped it for a number of years
Ihote lands lie Dan and Smiths rivers, in Rock
ingham county, on the borders Of North Carolina,
about ITO miles from Peterlburg and Richmoud IA
there are eldcm iuch lands for iate tiev nun be an
object to thoe who to purchare ruch as viii PRO-
duce hne tobacco hemp aud nali grain One ;hird Of
the price mutt be paid in ready MONEY one third /,
twelve months, and the ether third in two wears the
purcha!er giving bond with unexceptioneble Cecrity
bearing intereit from the date if TO, prnetuay paid
Thofe who with to purchafe will be hewn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at LeelSivle, ne-r
Rockingham Court Houie, aud the terms maze
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR. or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Peteribarg, Nov. "a. ep,f
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A TRACT OF LAND.

b. Tiriae eta Deed Of TruR, execated 10 tie Ia5-
/cribsr, qViH be /okdf tire biyt5eF 6idder, fer
ready nfoneg, on The dat of Tannayy next,
at buckingham CoWt-Hoys, bejqg eowf deg.
A CERTAIN Traa or Parcel Of Land lying in
~ faid county, containing one thoufand acres more
or eis bounded by the lands Of Michael Iones ef-
frey Saith, Richard Gillian and Others, and lying on
the Pekihin road---to ecure the payment of certain
fun Of money therein mentioned, due from Toh,
Miller, to Willis Wills, and the e1pencss attending
the execution Of thistr
GEORGE S. HARE, 4,.ps
Buckingham, Dec. s.-[eS Ct.
DUR MILL STONES, OF An azgs; and
ID PLASTER OF PARIS, Of an excellent qualify.
FOR S4Ls, 80 rsvAL, mr.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near ,he M4rkee.
Der fr.sf7
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expectations, aud i'lould their proportions of
compromifc fail ct meeting the appreciation and
fsnction of Conersis, we thiak il neceiiary to
make it clearly underltood, that nothing con-
tanned herein fhali be conftrued to imply an AZ
fent on the part Of the claimants TO the ACT of
celfion of the fate of Georgia, or in any way TO
avail the United States to The prejudice of the
claimants.
With the highee considerations Of rcfpetf &
attachment 10 the government of the United
States. and of perfonal ceeem TO yourltlves, we
are, gentlemen, Your obedent feryaRts.
flzGunrg 10, 1903.
WILLIAM HULL, PEREZ MORTON,
SAMUEL DEXTER, WILL PAYNE !;
for the New-England Miiifiippi Land
Company, and fuch portions in the
Georgia Company, rs are ftated in
claims by us exhibited.
JNO. PECK for myfelf as Represented
in my claim.
JOSEPH SANDS: for thofe he reprefents
JOSEPH PEPPIN: agent to the whole of
the Upper Millifippi Company.
IONA. ARNOLD: for himfef.
NILE FAVRE: for himfelf, relying on the
equity ofhis claim, and the honor ofthe
government.
JAMES STRAWBRIDGE: trufee for
the Tennefiee Company.
THO. YOUNG: for fef. and as attorney
for Ben. Sims, claiming lands in the
Georgia company, as fully iet forth in
his memorial to the commlIiouers of the
United States in November lait, he
knows of no conflicting claims to fad
lands, and believes they have equal pre-
tentions with any of the claimants in any
of the companies.
GEO SlBBALD for thofe he reprefents.
SAML. F. CONOVER: for himfelf and
thofe he reprefents.
ITO Be concluded in orr neet.)
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ADVERTISEMENT.

a GREEABLEt to decree of the county of King
Z n and Queen-will be fold at MIR. John Miller
tavern on the 10Th day of January next, one TRACT
OF LAND belonging to the eRate of Thomas G
Rowe decd lying in the county aforelaid, containing
about $50 acres. The land lies nine miles from Tap
Pahannock and feven from Dunkirk, this land join.
the lands of Col. John Hoil,ins and the Rev. Robert
B. Sample.
ALSO-wil be fold on the l4th day of lad month
at King and Queen Court-Houfe, it being court day
Seven very LIKELY NEGROES belonging to the
iaid eftate. Twelve months credit wall be allowed
the purchafers for the Land and Negroes on giving
bond with approved fecurity TO the
COMMISSIONERS.
Dsren,ba- 90 Io,l
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January g.
TR ACT or LIND.

Will be publicly ezrol:d to fae, at the Eagle Tavern
in the city Of Richmond, on the 18th day of Janua-
next,
4 SMALL TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND.
y whereuPon tic fubferber now lives containing
abou; $50 acres, lying the Welham road, and a.
bout four miles from the faid city. farther def
eriPtion Of the land is deemed unneceary, as II is
preiumed that every perfon defrous Of purehafng,
wil obtain farther information as to the land by
view Of, or enquiry as to the fame 500 dollars Of
The purchale money viii be expected in esh, and
credit Of ieven years given for the balance upon re-
eeivng bond with fscurity for the payment thereof
and legal in;erea thereon annually. Mr. Archer
Payne Of Gooehland, who IS the truaee of the fub-
icriber, viii JOIN her ~ executing deed 70 the pur
ehafer. ELIZABETH DANDRlDGF
December 90. M
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BOARD, WASHING e MENDINc,
FOR <. sc PER ANsuM.

FOR <. sc PER ANsuM.
u ME fubfcriber has removed to the civ Of
4 Richmond, for the purpofe of receiving board
ers He has rented large ard com,nodious Brick.
Houfe, about two hundred yar.s from T. Ogilyies 2.
ead"niy. He is particularly deiirous Of receiving an
boarders, young gentlemen from the country, who
Propoe to become tudents in this fchool during the
preient year He will Board, Wafh and Mend for
'hirty-ix pounda per annum He will be prepared "a
receive from fiteeE to twenty boarders. He can &C.
commodate ten twelve with chambers and bedding
on terms which will be made known to applicants.
RAWLINS, junr.
Richmond, January 1.
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MISS ROBBINS.

q FER making her fncere acknowledge
ments to her friends and the public, for that
portion of patronage which hehas experienced wifes
10 inform her patrons thar The has removed he.
School to a houfe nearly oppoiite to Mr. Cop
lands on ShockG Hill where me can accommodate I
dozen young Ladies as Roarders
NOV. 8. eS2m
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NOTICE.

A IL. pepfor ind-6tcd 10 tie late fym Of BUCHA-
L = NAN, DUNLOP e co. OF PsteoG4yp RO-
BERT POLLOK q co. Of Risbmcnd, and DUN
LOP, POLLOK 81 co. Of laAnebsFsr, are brrs6y
Notified tbnt James Dunlop, late partner ir ne a6ove
concerns. bas beoue ps,e5gtr IF abe oatasa1gg A5,5
tsy 7vW therefore Be- pidso maxi sayhsert 10 Ht. oSn
TompiTs refGag in Riebmord, he EleSi6er ,s1Gag
Peerj5rg, 7U5o aioae enbsrsa 70 uaks collections
and grant d;bs,gef.cAiis vuM b iaSrisrnately soa-
nersod agIif al geLo do not make payment before toe fr
Of february asst.
JOHN DUNLOP, fhoyncr
For JAMES DUNLOP.
Pe.eyjsrrg, Nov. Is, 1904. off
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TO PRIN TIE X S.
HENRY oURAM-pREsS-MhRER,

HMM VONIIII--I0N Eo0-lTl INK,
Somb-e0n corner Of PRIME and Sisfb-GreefJ:
u ESPECTFULLY ifo,,as tie trade, tbaf b.
~ a7derfake5 to G7pb Printing Offices qoiil
e1e,T thing in his line, baqi1g coN1Ieaf Pyi1.
fer'S Joiner, continuity em5io,edm mnking ibt
qvood part of Pre1FJ, furniture, Rules, SIC. &c
CbgJeS of0N ,6seS, COMPETING Sticks, BraG e
Hood Gailcy5, &. s.. cogRanfIy on hand, O,
made 10 order qobbdjlSaicb and neofnclJ.
OrAsrJ from a,y barf effbe Continent ATTEND.
ed 10. PbiIad. jan. 5. eP8w.
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!. TOMPKINS

u ESPECTFULLY informs tbof' concerned,
n that be has removed the books and papers Of
THE late concern Of Robert Pollok 81 Go. aid DIM
iob, Pollok 8 Co. TO a ne9v Brick HoHfe near
The Bqyfn, and diredly obbeGteto The Seaie-Hogie.
W,eere be baJ for Jsie, a fee pibsy Of OLD
COGWIAC BRANDY, ef.flperiOr qualify.
December IL.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEM

HAT executed to John Burton of Buckinc-
ham county, on the third of the preient month,
two bonds, one for the fun of & 100 payable 25,h
init and the other, for the fun OF l.. Is payable
18th OF December, 1905, which bonds am deter
mined not to pay, as the fad Burton has failed to
make good right to anegro man, for which the faid
bonds were given.
THOMAS BONDURANT.
Buckingham, December %. les 81.
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O2ober 8.
JOHN SPINDLER,

. ESPECTFULLY Informs the Ladies and
IN Gentlemen Of Richmond, that be intends 10
teach DRAFTING, PAINTING in Oil Colours
and Crayont, and zUoHid instruct OF. pupil, il,
tboe branches, either BY qUaitDie on them. or at
bis bogje, oppeEte Thomas Wiljon'5 En-. back
Hreet.
". B. Sign, Houyf, and Military Coloars D4iaf-
Grders }ronf he country t,i.,ltgsuiiy
attended to. et2n.]
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TO Mr. CHRIsToPHER Johnson, OF souru-
CAROLINA.

SIR,
4 Syou are not refdens of this Commonwealth,
L n and have no Agent Attorney within the
fame, to whom legal notice can be given; you are
ed from the office of the High Court of Chancerv. for
the middle dttria of Virginia, by law directed TO be
holden at the Capitol in the City of Richmond in tire
Tut in Chancery depending in faid court, in which
you are Complainant, and am Defendant. ihau
proceed on the fecond Monday in February next, at
the Tavern oil James George in the county of Cooch-
land and fate of Virginia to take the depoiitions of
Thomas johnion, John Johnion, Zachariah Puliari.
ohm Fretwe, and William Chick, to be read as evi-
dence In the aid tuit and that if the fame cannot be
taken on the day aforeaid, the taking thereof will he
continued by adjournment frcm day day until the
whole are completed; when aud where you niay
if you pleafe attend.
am Cir, Yours, &c.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON.
Louha county, and fate OF Virginia
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FOR SALE-at Rockets.

HE LOT, and two rory BRICK HOUSE, con-
Il tanning three tenements, which the fubitrber
purchafed at the fale of George Nichoon, deceaied
The lot is well tuated fora warehoufe and the brick
building for bake -houle, lumber-houfe, or Tobacco
Factory. JOHN ELLIS
November ii. IF
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TO BE SOLD.
ITO Be eoneIudedin orr next

For ready money, purfuant to decree of the Fede-
raj Circuit Court, for the difria of Virginia in .
fuit between Phineas Bond, Attorney for the
creditors of Ezekil Edwards Plaintiff, and David
Rois and Others defendants-
NWO undivided parts, out of three, OF forty-two
Z acres of LAND, in the county of Henrico,
upon Four-Mile Creek, with the Mills and Houfes
thereon, known by the name of the Norwich Mills,
ALSO Tract or Parcel of LAND, iituate in the
county of Henreo, about feven miles below the CT
y OF Richmond, commonly called and known by the
name of the Seven Pines thought to contain one thou
land acres, but MFR. Rofs undertakes that an accu-
rae iurvey and plot iha be produced on the day OF
iae.
The Sale will poftvely takeplace at the Eagle Ia
vern IN the City OF Richmond on Thurfday the 2lft
day of February next.
BEN. MOSBY, D. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NV. Z.
Jan. s. (ds)
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with Boots or Shoesas well as if they were OH the
fpot----~..A-the length of the Boot...C-round the
Caf.-.B--the pitch of dtto..-D-round the heel and
inftep.-.E-rouud the inhep...G-acrofs the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againf perpendicular, and
Rick knife the end of the great toefet down in
figures the number Of inches ard quarters in the DIFF
ferent meafures. June 30. epCfr
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FOR sale,

1--WE Hhds. and 10 or. caiks of LONDON PAR
Il TICULAR TENERIFFE WINE of 4 hyperion
quality, on 4 credit of 20 days--Negotiable notes
Enquire of THOMAS NORVELL.
December 90. Gf)
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Ian. s.

at the fame time and place, will difpofe of the
other undivided third part of the laid Norwich Mills
and will alto dilpole of valuable traa of LANE
adjoining thereto, which contains about FIVE hundred
acres, with various improvements whele i, va
luabe eitate-Mr. Hoo,en will thew the Mills and
the land. The terms of payment for the said lane
and the other third part of the Mills will be half rea
dy money, and twelve msnths credit for the Other
half.
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HUGH !. CRAWFORD,

LAS JuR Received, per the hip Alexander, from
j Il London: general Ahortment Of Genuine
DRUGS &. MEDICINES, which he will dfpole Of
on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec. 25. Haw9m.
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BROKERS' OFFICE.

HE SHleribfr 6a' opened BrOker's Office, ob5efte
L the Union TaVs'", and o0fr tie Conntiag-toaJs Of
1bOnra' and AVos Lada. AH bIiias; eOejid.d to lin
zUiN be trRsfataed qOitb Fri7 fdsihy.
THOMAS NORVELL.
O9obsr g. IF
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTURERS

" AMID Boots * Shoes
AVA to any pattern or faih-
ION, equal in point of MA
TERIALs and WoRKMAH-
SHIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SHoEs, of the fri quality
and newell faihion, for lale.
-. Gentlemen at a dif-
lance, who are diGpoEed to
forward me their meafure,
; by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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COLulfBLzN MN e0NTfN1Eb.
ISAAC cAUSTRN

ID ESPECTFULLY ins6rms Il.
IN friends and the public, that Is Ia
leased for term &c years, that exten.
siye and wen known house, Is. CO..
LHMBihN Inn, one door above he.
corner Of Howard ia Baltimore street. Z
Tothose acquainted with the snperi.
or convenience and situation Of thisi 81.
iuable property, nothing need Be aid.
To strangers i may Be necessary Is IS.
serve, that it's situated inthe most ples.
SAINT and healthy part az the CITY. ma
surrounded win respectable nercarsil.
houses, therefore obvious 70 ne conye-
nienes "a country merchants, travellerlb
lo this extensive establishment, j.
CAUSIkN soliciss the patfonare 81
bis friends and ! eensrous public. snd
begs leave 70 assufe them every shinr
on bis part shall Be exerted 10 merit ~
secure their apptobasions
Baltimore, August ); isos.
+
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A Bargain in Land.

TsHE Subscriber win cell his Elnntn-
ton, containing two hundred md
fofty-six ucres, laying in the county az
Berkeley, stAte Of Virginia, near the
road leading from Martinsbnfg 70 Win
chester, and within Eve miles Of the FORE
mer, adjoining The lands Of Mai. Bedin-
ger, Mai. Bryarly and others; there Is
one hundred and forty Or fifty acFes clear.
"a and Under cultivation, the bilance i
uncommonly well fimbered, the whole
lays ven, and i considered eqnalto any
II he county for fertility, there i on
he premises toIerable improvements; II
Il thought unnecessary ID give j fnriher
description, q i u presumed any per-
son wishing % purchase win Gfss view
the premists. 81 &
fw;1l 1iso sel stdall Tract, contains
ing sfty-fouf acres. lying within one ana
half miles Of baskerville, WHEREOF
there ia Sa11- lll;ll and Disnii'ery erect
ed, with the Stills, Tdbs, and every
thing elonging % The DistiIIefy, there
Il also on II i t0lerable Dwelling House
And Garden, the balance II woods.
.Aiso, two Lots Ia Darkesvills, con-
tanning half N asre each, there Is on
one ofthe Lots. i tpo-story Log DuelI-
ing House, 50 ~ 20 Ieet, y eatherboard-
q and ven finished. good Kitchen, Sta.
BE. Smith Shop, SC. al excellent wen
if Water q the door that never fails, the
Lot Is considered equal II not preferable
70 any IN the place FOR fertility, convei.ai-
ence Of water, &c. w Il &
Alsos On the older Lot shere Il i rood
and convenient Store House, With Il, ] Z.
esllent Cellar. which Il presenf i occu.
pied IS such By Messrs. Gihben & Of
fun, theFe i . good Stable thereon, and
The Lot enclossd and wen SET with cIo-
yer. 81 y
Forterns appIyto the subscriber IL
DarkesviIle. Who win give Eenerops bar
gains for good pay, and win take some
Negroes y part, should i suit the pdf-i
chaser.
ALEXANDER MILLER.
Septemher ~, 1905: Is
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I PLANTATION. containing =
~ bout 100 acres, about 100 Of which
IRE cleared i thereis ac0nvenieut Dwell
ing House ard Kitchcn and good Barn
% de premises near The House q =
Wen thirty feet deep, which never goes
dry when kept clean o. one part of the
'Plantption there i large and excellent
Spring The Land of 1 superior quzs
iiiy itlies on Ire road leading from
Maftinsbpfg ID Bnyd's Ferry. and q
about six males from the former places
For terms apply on the premises, 81 %
he subscriber ID Martinsh0rg.
IGNATIUS PRICE.
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- = 49, -. ssts<N - u = - &tttsN1
ne eiiezgiag frsferty,
nNE large Stone HOUSE. forty.
~ thfee and Half feet By thirty |. one.
Frame HOUSE thirty BY fourteen feet,
one Other HOUSE, fifteen hg Twelve
feet stone Mill House Two larre
Stahless each win Hold two rows of nor.
ses and large quantity az hay ana :
number Of other Buildings. These
huildibSs st4nd Together Sd I Lot "a
which i - exccllens w cll 81 waler which
supplies from 4Dto So families. who ~
two dollars each family for ua,ef YEARLY.
and me waste water abnndantIy s1ppliss
The milk house. The terms 81 nv are
500 dollars n hand, inwhiek ! rood rid
ing horse win - taken, and 500 = vesr
Tor he balance. The houses are aticr
remit hiehthepareha ser iIlrsesivs fron
the hrst payment. The situation ana
convenlence of these houses. and the ~
vantage Of tie well of uster. nm uoske
mem rent fer more than double he rens
g any other property ofthe same prics i
ms town. The houses and one IL shs
stables are insured against Gre. ske pre-.
mlums paid and policies ready Is 81 -
asnsa WITH ne properly. AppIicaii6n
may g made By my uishine q purchase
g the subscriber Cd TIE nresa;ses.
s. ROBERT WILCOX.
August 50, isos. fdl
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MnL Be sold Il public vendue =
orne9r he White Post, Il Pre-
as,lsk County, % Friday the IL az
g g. N2yemosy nszt, eight o. nine likely
!, born Negroes, consisting II
coys, Women md Girl, aIso Hof.ss.
s sss'.a sheep. Hogs, Household ana
S.; a credit q nine monihs, 81 bond
~. !, approved security, villb given 81
- sxesPt thenesross, which Miii IS soId
AoE cesn. Atlcndanec given b.
sAM0kL DUNAWAY. q.
sepssnbsr ~, fsos.
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Dr Henry Bolels,,

- EsPEcTFuLLYinform ,thepub.
IN Iic. that BE his commenced the
practice IF RHxSIe. SURG Fri, &C.
j fhe stone house, two doors below Mr.,
Selbl st0rr. The regular steps - has
taken % acquire knowledge Of de
healing at viii enk;tie hims6 de conf
dehss 81 bic fellows itizens.
shsPhs5d Town, August g, isos.