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NiRGINLl In Halifax county court 9th day Of lime 1921
Moses Claybrook PinimiTS

fgdinSt ~
clnyIroo Io Alien Giaybrook Polly In cAaey.
'r III Je, 49, Dcftndnnts.
ibe defendant Allen Claybrool not having entered his an
pearnnce and given security according 10 the ne Of
ana me rules OF this appearing TO the court IN,
.e sd defendant Allen Caybrook is not an inlalan OF
ms nmonwefhon motion of the pantif Inv his
ordeTe That the said defendant Allen Claybroo do rnea
i MIR m ,hc oIri Monday in August and answer the
Dh o. the plaintiff, and that copy of this order he forth
WIN inserted in of the newspapers published in the
cry Oh hiebod for egh: weeks SUCCESSFULLY and posted
"' inc iront door Of the court-housc this county
Aeopy-Iestc, MICHAEL ROBERTS. n.cUc.
Rvs
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Hr finns!-A man was admitted he Aims House of
this oug' about thc Glf o. june WHO complained OF
uneasy sensttons, which Dee descrbodas burning niu
~ hts aoumrb and bowels occs0ned b, ttying swat
Norfolk. ' III
nc narrative offs man appeared 10 particularly in
tcfens q IL cofrr' cd setiGs ssclton OF the boye
KIND, which NJ hrst were listened with scep;ic ircreui
Na the @ppocd p,ru1 si5ns NJ fantic ypochcDdraci.
tlter having informed his medical attendants thar ncce
" had nuuced bisi - take advantage his presumed e.
trsortinpy digestive yoe and sifcd that he recy
ca - reconpcse, twenty frc for each Knife ~,
s"a'-0"ed ~ nc eA.cilJI Of Ii profession 10 Use
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1homs Underwood, only acting OF John Harris
lecee' honias rsley, .he Of the county Of lIanoyer
10 whom the estate of iirl llu hath been commits
TED Tor administration NiusL Burton son of Thomas Neil
~, QUIZ anu "llta' ID Nrr, DeferdoRtS
me defendant Thomas Underwood who is this coun-
n.y. ana aHi,ist whom the plaintiffs appear have Proceeds
ed n, The mode prescribed by law against defendants
SIN idha 20 appear and answer, ;,oon the plaintiffs
y consU the doth take their bill for coniose, as il,
nn ceicndani,nd the coming heard on the
ii ie answer OF the defendant Thomas Tnsiry and nsn
the other defendants the dceal order, taking The bill for
confessed against thrm which appears be duly cxerutcJ
ans c%hits, was arn"r ny consel On consideration here
"t tc count doth order, a; The defendant Thomas Under-
wood do render an account Of the Of his estaor before
commissioner of The court, who is directed 10 examine
state AMI settle the same, aud make report thereof 10 he
court YIN any matter specially stated deemed pertinent y
Himself. or which NAV lie required b. the parties TO lie so
stated. Acopy-ieSte, WM w. HENINC {. G..
Commissioners Office, Ricinqn,i. .Ju1, IS, is2i
The parties concerned may take notice. that have r:n
ed ie 2ih day OF srrtcmer carrying the above or
der INTO effect ~ which ue they reducs ted 10 lenn
ton. W1I NScEFNzTE NJ =.
July 2i-tGt
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COMMISSIONERS Cff.cE, !

NikGiNlA At Superior Court ClIincery holden AZ
the Capitol IN the city OF Richmond tc 9Th June i82f-
John Gentry and his wife. IIginhGf
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4 sOtl 1a2f- '''"' No'iy Oour1 may
'"'V 5n Dogsse' ana Ann his wife, Plaintiff,
John H. Walker, William u. C. Jones TTerr, r ro,os
Marlin - Jones, George W. Jones' Richard H. ioncs Ma
Jane Jones James ~ " ZONES Charles H. Jones and Ann
NJ Jones' children Of james Jones dec and Martha JoneS
T'hc docc,,aa,. yIy.s uec. ., DelcadeRfs.
w, ?. Jones george W. Jones, Richard Jones Rary Jnu
zones James IT, " Jones, Charles IT, Jones; Anna Ioncs
ana marina Jones, admx OF James Jones decd NOT bsvin
tef appearance and given security according "a
Les on hs court and appearing 10 the ratification
OF e court mat they not inhabitants Of this common
meIoh me motion OF the plaintiffs by their attorney il is
S ha te said defendants do appear here on tie An
1ON ~ august next, give such security and answer The
p anns b and that copy Of is order be forthwith in
" aad another copy thereof posted al the front door f G
courthouse Of this county wv " ~
Acopy-Testc, TIL. W. NEW d.
June 10 - ~
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v InUI;,IiAt superior Court Of Chanccry holden al
June 1921 ~ ~ ,''" ''y VI
marcus AtreliuS Harris infant by VIM A. Turnin his
gifian ana next friend, Wm Liggon and Eyclinn his
wife, - ' ~, ~ ~. lis
against 'a'"'WS'
william Saunders and Sarah his wife, Eshert Harris Ma
~ ann harris widow OF Wilson Harris decd and Hcnnnin
n wilson Harris decd George Roger, anor of The said
@ s dec d. and John DePp, adm Tor will, the will
TIL, wi va ne'..uinin iiarris decd, DEFENDANTS
cause came on this day TO he further heard on the pa
IN pursuance of the nterocu,ory order of be 9Th of March
is. and was argued by counseon consideration whereof
misSoners Tor him to consider and report thereupon
copy-Teste, W. w UFViNa; r r.
Commissioners Office, Richmond III J,l TO- 1921
ne parties interested, are desired notice that ny
appointed the 9th dv of the 9th Septemer) next 10
commence the examination of the reports directed in the
FOREGOING decretn order of the on which day Al nine
ocock a. W. ihey are required NY office in this
uNW'h the necessary documents enable me TO report
AMOS LADD, VI. C..
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aIilaA county court in Chancery the 18th day OF June.
n PowIaian County Coud, June tic 9Isf. 1921
n George Williamson PHaintiG1

Peter r. ogiiby, Edward Moseley Samuel Ia ChoEeefy
Jones ana Samuel Watkins. Deft,fnnts.
This day the plaintiff ny James Robertson Jun s
attorney, ana filed his bill against the defendants and
pPSarn 70 ne court by satisfactory evidence that The de-
eidant Peter Ceily is not an nhabant Of this state on
e motion Of The plaintiff by his attorney aforesaid is do
creed and ordered y the the said Peter T. giy,
DO npcar here on before thc third in September
nest ana answer the plaintiffs bill and give secfffy for
performing such decree as tho may herep and
hat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some neSy
paper punished IN the city of Riohmond continued for
months successfully and that another copy lie posted M
al me door o the courthouse o this county on two scce,
court days previous 10 the said third Thursday in Sent nt
,.,c COpy-Ieste, w. 8. DANCE. e..
uptvs
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VIRGINIA LANE 0FFICE,
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conformity with an act OF the General Assembly of
the commonwealth of Virginia. entitled In mt 10 ~
ae o one act The sert es-Seator ,asrd
January 9th 1919 do hereby make Irn,yr 10 all WHOM
iay concern, tha:, by certificate OF James Nars, cs-
che'ior OF the SAID commonwealth for the county Of
noh' TINS DAY received, il appears certain Alex
andes urant late of the said I.iouk deceased
ioh before MS death seized OF tract OF land lyin@
ana b"hg IN the county aforesaid containing $40 acres
by conveyance from Philip Doddcridge Esq, rs Con,m,
Soner under decree in canccry county court of
which decd conveyed The rights acquired under
he SAID decree to ,c said property of acres more
or less, called and known by the name of brooke Fur
mace and which deed of the said commissioner bears
DATE inc 9TH day OF Nav 1920, recorded in Brooke county
anu winch decd was also affirmed by CONVEYANCE from
hooert Campbell of the date, and another OF t;e
same Iate from John conne, Esp and all recorded a.
onS tne records OF deeds of the county, in Deed
booA r. IN pages $50 SSi, 532 and $685. &C. and being
seized the said Alexander Grant the 9th ay OF Anri
io2l died without heirs" And the Jurors of the ipo,s
mon Tor e'cheat duly returned mpannelled and sworn
upon iher oat and in and by the inguisition rtcned
and taken on the nth day of April 1871 between the said
see'9r Of the one and the Jurors of the other
pa 40 further say, that the said Alexander Grant did
make any disposition of the said land in LII, life time
10 heir knowicdge nor do they know whether he was an
alien or citizen of the United States at the time Of his
"' I WM. e.. PENDLETON Reg'r.
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U,,Ied Siales Court, Fynh Circariand V;;rr;,,io


District, jane rs, 1891.
~ and Norman Stewart, FioiatGS,
Against
Archibald Robertson and William Black, jun. surviving
executors Of William Brown deceased, and others =
D.fendaRts -
Isabella Black, late the wife of Agncw Black the elder
John Wallace and Marion his wife, William lie and :
Sarah his wife, William Black jun and A,new Black .
the Younger and Walter Dun, executor OF John Gra-
ham, deceased, ~ Piuinfi4s -
Agni,st =
James Scott. of John Leslie, deceased and
Andrew Leslie and Jane Leslie. said
John Leslie, deceased, DcCpdarts
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the Court doth further direct one OF the com
John Leslie real and personal and report the same The
court, with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent
by himself orrcquircd by the parties be do
enquire what debts are due by the said estate Ard emf
Die hi To ascertain the that he do advertise twice
week Tor three months successfully i'm
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for creditors
come IN and prove their claims before him.
Aeopy-res,e, RID. JEFFRIES, Clerh.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- Richmond, 7h Month (J,,ly) l7ih, 1921. :
have appointed the 18th day of October commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing court ON
which said day, o'clock A. NJ. they required TO tend
at my Office i'm this city, with the necessary dccpents and
the creditors of John Leslie required AMI
prove their claims before Office within three months
from the date hereof
July II. 2O-e6t AMOS IhnD NJ O.
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II cnANCEKI--Nor county co1T1 OH Ta7-
Il 1921 County COURT s'n jay
james Smith, trustee Of Daniel Muse Pla;n,;g


mary Gordon and Elizabeth Gordon heircsses and
sees oil oH Gordon, dec and Isaac faynie PefenGcnt
~ ms day came the plaintiff, by ls counsel and filed his
ohi ana the defendants Mary Gordon Elizabeth Gordon
mol having entered their appearance given security a
co,S 10 the act OF Assembly rules of This couyt
ana tappearng TO the by satisfactory evidence tat
y are MOI inhabitants OF this country, IT Is ORDlIED
a nc a,d defendants do appear here the second Mon,
uy III next give such security, answer hc hill
m tne pahi, and that copy If this be forthwith
inserted III the Richmond Enquirer for two months sncces
Vey ana another copy posted front door of the co,r
mouse oil TINS county And e motion of the plaintiff N /,
yhs' Decreed and Oreod That sheriff OF This co,,y
a'ach ana take into his custody the Massv Nay d.
Mu Jarvis Norr Leach and child Nice Peter iIenny is
n9n, c1rles turk and Biner in the pntiTs bill menton
ca, anu ioi9 the same subject To the future order of the cor
TO be made IN this cause. A convNTcrtc - ~
- .@A =. -z-Mtw- f. BATES, c. c.
Z 1s2-- III oN'Acefy' me @'th day OF june
Broush, '''''s ~ p, nai g.fS
1gainst ""y''
,ohn ocrogsins and John r. Siegall. DrEa6oats
ne defendant john Scroggin having entered his ar
panee and given security according the act of Ae
ana tne rules OF Tbs courand il appearing the salts
cloh on Tic court that he n6aitant of this conf
oiweaIthi ON motion OF the plaintiffs their counsel ~
OTdered, That the said defendant John Scroge din an
pear mere on Inc fourth Monday in September next and an
"er the hl Of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order
DC inserted la Of the newspapers printed in the
C richmond for eight weeks successiyelv and nostcI
III we front door Of the courthouse of this county
Acopy-Icste, MICHAEL ROBERTS, u. C. H. C.
-. 22-wSw'~
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Ln.ted Siates court, rim Cvrc1tit and Iirgiitia

C''tVt1 '1tteo tUtIIt, IT VFt CF1tTFf UWU ISTfITH
Dstrtct-june 1ih, 1921.
THOMAS CRAIG George suiher:oor,., Robert Mont -
n gomcric, Robert Srer, Robert Faud. Alexander )
Kerr, Thomas White, ard David Wark, Plaintiff, .
<fydinst >.
James Scott executor of John Leslie, deceased who
was executor and trustee OF Robert Craig deceased and
OTHERS, ID, Pendants <
Ertraot from "a, decree IF he Cart.
And the said commissioner Apos Laddl is ordered to
take AMI report the court, count OF the debts If ANY
still due from the said Robert Craig his estate, 10
enable him 10 ascertain e he is directed
twice week for rce months succcsyey for creditors 10
come III and prove ,helr claims before him.
Il coiy--rcstc, Il. JEFFRIES, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS GFr,cE.
Relimond th month (fune %, 1915
Pursuant TO the afureeong order of the Court, NOTICE
IL ukEBf GIVEN, 10 all persons having claims against
te a'e itohert Craig or his estate come prove the
snc before me, at Office, in this city, within three
10 the court. AMOS lam M a.
June ~ If-9G
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NEW FASHIONS

VI rsoe.ed and now opening mt the Store Of MARY
lhua' T., an extensive assortment Of Hats q Bon
nets OF tue newest fashions 10 he surpassed in ne,tes
or elegance among them are black and white Leghorn
variety of feathers of the hanonest and most fs;on,e
eo plaid ribbons braid curls. white wrea,hs and other
heou ornaments waddng and trimming pesses hair
nets and rZees caps capes collarets and corse,s: Mn
sSsar Russia and antique OIL which greatly contribute
hc elegance oi the head as well the color the hair =
Qns essence OF Tyre for changing light red color red
hn TO dark browne blacks and many other articles the
Millinery line too numerous enumerate.
On hand few ready made PELISS ES-Au of which she
determined to dispose of the reasonable terms for
cash. WINS '''
Leghorn & Straw Bonne;s cleaned died and trimmed
GFMANTUA-MAKING done in the newest fashions md
at the shortest notice. ' w
November rs. ss,r
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0FA TRUNK FOUND,
\, ANN HICKMAN,
NoN- 10. 5i--3tF Er'ir o. I'm. HicfrTar dec
Plantations an Florida and Georo-;o

EoR sALE-rhe subscriber had an early opportunity o.
purchasing four OF the most choice and valuable pana-
fions in the then province East Flcria which he now
oilers Tor sale, separately they were purchased. They
consist of between and two thousand 70 between one
hundred and fifty tothree hundred acres OF pine hammock
iann ith proportion of swamp and pine land fiji for the
of cotton on the bcuti(l river 81
Johns, where il is from three four miles wide within
twenty thirty miles from the by water They have
been all partially settled many years age and their titles arc
dpu'abie being considered anv i'm the territory
warranty, however, will he given with them of which
inc purchaser viii no doubi be satisfied The payments will
be made agreeable To the purchaser provided tey are s
isiac'oriy secured and the on them regularly and
Snnualy paid, or plantation negroes will be received at
fso-A Tract Of Land, Great Satilla river in Cam
c state oi Georgia, of about acres
oil which nearly four hundred of swamp of the FIRST
Iua and best pitch Of tide Two hundred acres of this
' are un'ier excellent locks and produced great crop
oil rice last years and this year large crop of SeaIsal
cotton Contiguous To the swamp, two hundred
my "ces OF cleared hammock land Of sperior quality,
the cotton which this time believed TO be equal o
any IN tne state on high land The of consists
OF INLAND swamp and pine land, which afford an abundance
OF Inc cypress, white oak aud pine timber The buildings
Of ue plantation are numerous and commodou, and built
tn neSt materials Two Ewes cotton gins, an iron
nl Tor grinding corn, and cobs with iron cogwck
corn and sugar canes together with large stock Of ca
ana sheep or any part of cn which will be with the
PREMISES ~ required.
Aloa Plantation the Salts commanding an extensive
water prospect st. Mays consisting OF about thou
h % gonu hammoch land one hundred and fly nj
WINCH Is now planted with and provisions The
just repaired. The billiard room I,thing house and Other
outbnildngs attached all and with The rnnj
ana forming delightful residence for the lovers
OF fine sheephead, and pure healthy The negro houses
gihs; ana an mon corn and corn cob mill, with iron cog
work. which will be sold with The plantations if required
each ofthcse plantations interest TO be maid annual
and punctuy the balance which may be paid at per
mortgage on the property, personal security required
rersons wishing to hear further particulars respecting any
ABOVE mentioned property willb plased on
address the subscriber either of the said plantations in
'ie state OF Georsr. JOHN II. M,INToSH.
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twas stated IN a Montreal paper some time
since, that the Commissioners appointed IN
der the sixth article of the treaty, could not
agree on the boundary line consequently it
was TO be left TO some friendly sovereign. We
are gratiied to be enabled to state that the in
formation from Montreal is not correct. The
Commissioners, Gen. Porter and Mr. Barclay,
were to have had meeting at Utica iu Sept.
last bnt owing 90 the indiposilion OF tho latter
gentleman, the meeting was postponed, and
finally adjourned To- be held IN the city of New
York his day. General Porter came down in
the last steam boat as far as West Point, and
expected TO reach this city to-day. From the
Information we have received, we believe the
Commissioners will agree 10 the boundary
line at this meeting, and that a report Of the
same will he speedily communicated to the
respective governments. il is Of great impoF-
lance TO the inhabitants of the frontiers on
both sides, that the boundary line should bs
known. At present considerable cxCiteA,got
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Sale 1fDGcr Dol az 'JI31oI

pursuance of deed Of trust executed Ivy Ions H. al,
rardin TO The subscriber, bearing date the day %. sent
"h uuy admitted To record in the oii.t
OF Augusta, for The purpose of securing the nav oet 81 M
NJ m sums 4 money therein mentioned 10 Philip Irglrsn
WIZ, ue o.feu Tor sale on S0.ud"yhe si dry orDrc.s..
nst before the door u! Mrs Chambers tavern IL tb inv
Q, Saanon to the highest bidder for ready money
VI 9 lana 4" lhe sad deed mentioned, estimated
contain one hundred and chy-ve acres he the same no,
9f ie rs VIII lie sufficient raise the of fifteen hum
Tca dollars with interest from the 2Gh Sent 1891 ill the
said 23th Nov and the costs OF saThis land situated
out o'r miles from the said town, the main road ralinp
ron thence through Midderoo Lexington is ri gaui
quality and considerable quantity clpare-Tle buildings
are two story Brick House neatly finished Good Barn
nd other necessary buildings. Src title only " IN lie mad,
or so much III the said land may rs IS .>. in
such cases and III the any e-sn hin n mr.
cDase ana deSirous 10 see the land viii hc shown ~
Stanton. Nov. 9Th, 1921 ,5,is
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FInRInA

Thc additional statement OF DR.. Bronaigh.
N relation to the affair Of Col Callava, has, no
doubt, been read with the attention it deserves.
We repuhlish this afternoon the documents
connected with that statement, as far as they
have appeared, in order that when the whole
ALTAR shall be reviewed, our readers may have
~ tnelr possession all the materials for decision
Perhaps the following memoranda, may
prove usctu' to those writers who have rapr,-
sentcd the proclamation Of jackson conn,5nd-
lns the departure of the Spanish officers, as an
usnrpaton Of authority, and Who have denied
The competency Of Congress to communicate
the powers mentioned in their act respccting
the occupation OF the FIoridas and in the
commission the President 10 Gen. Jackson.
The Act Of Congress Of October 81. 1903.
70 eoabe tie President 70 take possession NJ
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FOR SAIE-
E.I.sG1


Isssun The COTTON FACTORY ard Mills in tho
LINN lower end of Louisa county. known by the napc
Of Western This property Southanna river never
aiiDg stream, about thirty mileatoyc the citv OF Rchmord
and consist of few hundred
with large and convenient house 81 bv 50 feet has doo
above the ground floor recently built OF excellent brick and
most faithfully executed The machinery consists OF 500
sPndles with the necessary caTdng and rowing machines
picking machine, and all the necessary tools for mailing
machinery very strong Stone dam erected across The
river The mill house is built of wood TWO stories b
and contains pair ofStones There is likewise Sas Mi
ON the premises brick dwelling stories hG
2ohy ~ feet with wing 10 by 20 feet together with
raj small ont houses.
The alo*e property is situated in healthy and agreeable
negh"orhOod and Is wen worth the attention gentlemen
wishing TO pursue the business either whoa,
or cotton, and will be disposed rea onaile terms
i II should rot be sold privatel, before the t dan
JgGJ neat, will on that day il fair otherwise The
lair day. he sold nj public auction the premises
JOHN SHELTON co.
Me- John Shelton Mr.. Anderson Bow both yino
near the premises fully authorized TO contract viii ann
person wishing purchase. l. < 4 90
November IS. 5t-,yr,v
LII persons indebted To JOHN GRAHAM deccoseJ are
requested tn make payment 10 me iu,Iucdiatrv ae
am DESTROYS of closing the administrations rs soon ne
and therefore cannot graut indulgence to any body
WALTER Dun, Executor
WV w. o." ot John Graham, dec.
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WHlTTEMORE CARDS

E1E subscribersare reluctant obtrc their prIe cor
Germs upon the public notice. but they have been in
formed that cotton cards have been and now are nannfac-
tured IN this city, stamped s. UhhfeBore & co. in such
manner ms 10 induce bclefat they are made Nv the su
crbes or under their sanction, they consider IL due
20 tue public a. to themselves to state, that such cards are
not made by em and that they have no connection bao-
ever with the person persons who makes them The cards
actured ny the subscribers made nncuery the
exclusive use ofwhich secured by letters patcnt granted
by the government Of the United States ~ W. White.
more OF Boston; which machinery and patent right were
heretofore assigned to Ih Ns5r Yot Manu- Com
Pnny, and by them 90 Samuel Whtemorc he subscriber
ana which machinery j. Jed by other person in This
country except the subscribers is same used in any
ncr place except NJ Manchester, in England THIS esta.
lsent has been IN successful operation Tor many years
and the subscribers unwilling the reputation Of Tho
"ed made r them should be any affected bv belief
mat inc cards stamped UheOrc 4 Co. IRE naruCacur.
ed by tie subscribers The subscribers therefore give notice
tat Their Cards are all stamped with the following nscrip
tiOn,yiz = 'F
NETWORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Successors tu
WILLIAM WHITrEMORE & CO.
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Will RE SOLD

~ MondGy the iOh IF December nerf il fair-f INIT the
- next TAR day-ot the late residence of Martin Baker
cccasc IN hanover county, Major Goodall ali the
nousehod ana Kitchen furniture the crop corn wheat
and n few fat hogs '' '"e'i'
WI oe sold at the same time and place. about 20 likely
crms, under five dollars casI-ovcr that
sum- twelve months credit the purchaser bond
approved security. Sums ~ van
WIN also be offered for SALE about one thousand acres oc
hoo. Also, very valuable grst mill on Grassy Swamp
M sir.sen miles from Richmond The above properly
w soi upon credit OF one, two and three Years, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security for the first
anu "ueeu ~ 'Tsi 70 secure the two last payments
CLEVEARS BAKER Erec,tors of
MARTIN BAKER, Martin Baker
,-o.o, ., WILLIAM BAKER, \ deceased.