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MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS.

subscribers have formed partnership for the pur-
pse OF paying taxes, getting deeds recorded, &c.
hissoofi ana Arkansas Ind have mnile the follow
ng arrangement The business IN Illinois will be attended
20 ny NAlHAEiEL SANBURN, residing in yandalia
o in0s and that in Missouri and Arkansas, by
phFip u. OUfLER, IN 81. Louis, Missouri.
general sale OF Illinois Borafy Laads made IN Van
uaH Ia me fnoAiL Of December, 1925 when abput
IuIer sections we're sold for the OF 1922 aud pre-
sIovs years. subject 10 be redeemed within year 10y
paying double The Of tax and of sale. The
uersgned ~ Sanburn will attend reeening land for the
owners, and paying taxes the same according law
a. Tie taxes paid na deprecated state currency
great allowance viii be made ia all where specie
fay,ng bank notes certificates Of deposie reserved
The undersigned d. r. Cuyier win attend TO the agency
Of lands IN Missouri and Arkansas and these lands
nave generally becsne taxable they will probably sold
tue present year unless The regularly paid.
business IN tue line will be attended 10 for mod
crate compensation and the terms will he favorable f
non resident land holders those Of any other agent
Ai leters postage PAID requesting iuiOrmaon and
directed according the foregoing arrangement will be
promptly attended to, aud cred without charge
NATHANIEL SANBtJRN
June .. q--9tt DAVID T.. CUYLFR
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WOOD CARDING

M wool caising machine Is in complete order
~ Tue wool sent TO the machine 10 washed cold
clear OF and sticks, and CREASED with oil or
SOW crease In The proportion ofone pound Of oil grease
to ten OF WOOL Those prefer IL can have their wno
creased at the machine for per pound The price
esfdng the wool rohs will he eight per pound
or one-sixtb part al the wool. rN'
Louisa, June Z, 1924. FREDK HARRIS
me carupg OF wool wii continue during the months
June, July August September October and the coi,on
picking machine will be operation the remaining Sc, en-
months oil The year. IL would he well persons intend
Ing 10 have their wool carded TO send il early as during
Tue month of June there will be no scarcity water and
tue wool cards best hen fresh seared nd In oi
7--yxQt
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VALUABLE Mills ron SALE

Viz subscriber offers for moiety, or the whole Of
ms Manufacturing Mills in the couny of Cumberland,
on hsndcIPbs creek just above its junction with
WIiss river, with excellent avigaiioD the mill door
The dam and house both of stone the latter being
stories higb so by 40 feet with sed macLpey
of the best workma nshiJ working tive pair r Gv eet
of superior quSiiiy
The goodness Of the stream, together with bs situation
being In wealthy neipbborbood and fine wheat eounry
render NE above desiiaheprvpery those who ike The
10 none in the country. " w '"'''
one-ourih Of the purchase money win be reop,red When
possession Is given balance in three annual
me purchaser can be supplied with quantity OF SEASONED
w. n,'.s' -, JOHN A. TRENT.
~. L..
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NOTICE

w AS committed TO Fairfax county jail as runaway
w on the 9th day OF June last negro man who c,jis
nmseu Jacob, and says he belongs a Mr. Mudd of
georgetown d. o. The said negrs is about years OF
about feet high, has crippled in his left tbipb
back, bad on when committed blue cloth coat dar
grey pair OF psntaiooDs, cotton shirt wool hat The
owner OF The above named negro If any requested TO
come forward prove property, pay charges and take bin
away otherwise he will be disposed Of according TO law
q. BHADLEY, Tailor,
for J. G. Hunter, Sheriff of Fairfax Co.
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X ANAWAf from the subscriber a negro man named
john, (cas himself John noore) about feet or 2
gh ms hne couDteDance, weighs about 1875 or
oV sienuer made, very dark handsoner than
samners much when interopa,ed his ski
ssr ms clothes has rssy singular sey appearances re-
Sohn : ioerabie good sboen,uke ssses amonr ne
rs uoc,or; he snow, there is doubt In the city Of
ncnmonu or Manchester where he brother and
Dp uoe han probable ia Manchester his sister resides
uv. WIN iFee man ofsome wealth. The above reward
WI We gwen on the delivery of him near tie White
n.nies caroline county, for securing him in any Jail
10 the county. srtiou - 81 nm M ~ 80
June 'HNt"'S IL nots hr'
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BUSSORAH ARABIAN.

WIS beautiful Horse will the ensuing season nj
CURES, IN the county OF henTco Is miles below Rich
anu III ABOVE CITY P1int, and will he lei mares al
S4o the season. IL paid after the Of August next when
Tue season expires or S35 IL paid before that linz
IN every case. . " ~ e'o""
Bsssorah was bred the banks Of the Euprnes
mead 81 the Persian Gulf by DIR. Coquhoun Of Doubav
formerly OF BUssoah him 10 The are of M
Ogden of New York, who imported him from bombay 4.
sup horato, IN the autumn OF 1919 which lime
ne mas made three seasons in the Of New York.
his colts esteemed of great value lie is of the
ny breed, cast held in highest estimation by tLe
Arabs well for their symmetry OF form ms for their
cry ior The endurance of great fatigue Bussorab beau
ui possessing great strength md graceful
tion The premium awarded Bussorab AT the exhib
la OF 1870, being the finest stallion in the sat.-The
following is extracted from the report the committee ON
nCsess We have not only different before, but
subsequent 10 our appointment the best author
properties of the Arabian horse from the whole OF
our investgation of opinion is of the
oesI cast oil Arabian horses that his form
very perfect and that he will our opnjon add
to the value Of our stock of horses.n
The subscriber has obtained this valuable horse of his
owner, MR. Van Rnnst Of New York; for season ONLY
and has by his desire limited 10 go mares those
who are DESTROYS of breeding sr, him will therefore do
commence The tst day of March, Bussorah covered so
mares an 1922 48 of which produced oa-is colts arr
remarkable for their great beatty and bone and a
not deficient in size. - - -
The subscriber will pasture at the risk nj The
ucn mares as are left With the horse and when
VIII iced them on grain fair price, will use every
precauIisn to prevent accidents and escapes
W Inc originai documents proving the peneaingy of
any person who may have doubts his being genuior
arabian The documents alluded to- are too long Tor
ton in advertisement, WaDE mGsRv T.
Curles, Feb ~, 1924 $500
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Peps's Patent THresh,ng .naeh.ns- adopted

Ia Hand or Horse
wi Ereputaon Of this Ma hine bcirg established
ieuess, sncng all those practical nss ntsliirert
M Who have Witnessed its pei io nance, it Is oesu
The Machine simple in IL, ~ons,ruc,i,n no, sb. 20
&c. Out q" ORDER cheap powerful eft 10 its opsa
lions and its hre>hing IN siar The les, Of ,be
mos, critical iuvrsiie,icn relative e, is mechanical Coz,
Tor osigineli'y Ia tc"nouisng pcwcr With tbs
.otecd The nschine ano,h-r 10 remo,e d, straw
su"rani~, II shall possess capacity TO ,iissh with
ana sre., such rs eats, rye, miller, and rice, viii hre,h
WIN WIN, 1e SAM facility Although in,s.:cr
from motives Of prudence only, g,arrny rr,
ormanee OF the nache he, ,he quantity stated
ns m os Tue various agric u.ura societies. whr
nase Mes,~u us operation, and their highest
premiums, that its capacity Is much mere extensive.
,a Sh , ns'spied to the pow II one horse we'll
And ameshine Is. in every respect like the above With
o"s ne no.se gear, to be worked ny hand Al rs dollars
s, =. ."e pa'estr tgii for making and using this
machine IN state or county, will SOLD on noiea,e terms
ss,sr an !, ~ mechanics particularly become
ms valuable ana mpor,snt ven,ou that its simple
are immediately understood and lis
within the reach sf aay OF them ~ 80 sS"
The above is in operation nj this time Mt Mr.
At the foot Of the Capitol hill FOR the inspee,san Of the
Application for patent rights NAV h, m, a., =, ~.
Ser neg. deer to Mrs. Peyions Boarding House and oppo
Washington, April 81. i,s-w,,
From ia. F,ederict,s,ur pa HeraidI
TO TIE EDiToRS.
am f.rmer, and live in section of country where
Is cultivated and have experienced great
my crop have tried several diff, en ones and have mn,
been ao 70 md one TO effect the ohjec, FULLY have lately
rope threshing machine IL in full opera-
on, anu eeI convinced that is adequate to all the pur-
poses and, with irng addition mry be made
ussu Tor o'her objects The as 10
au LOT wnnowing and the gear is SO con-
fsea mat without any alteration can be applied to the
small mill for grinding corn. ff " ~
stated that the machine wh tie pe.rer ofone horse
eapaoe OF threshng from 80 bushels OF wheat per
u WIN such perfect require the
power .; ,.oo msn omy 70 work IL with facility
u cohstuer the machine useful iuyention- Mr.
Pope the INVENTOR merits the hgrs, encomluns for bis
production Its simplicity in does nny ,he
objection which justly exists against compl;ea,ed ma
ehinsry and its powerful effect eamsioed with eesno-
recommend To all who have not examined h. In ,io 81
while the proprietor present. every inquiry can be
satisfactorily answered by him. hope soon "a, see ,I,
machine. IN genera, bei.-ying fully Il will answer The
great object Intended, completely merit ie adou
@ VI every cuaor oil the great staple secti.n OF
our country A VfRf;iNTaW VI
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tfrom lie National GaLe,,e.l

o. t Eos, ef rae Stem, Boat fcsa ..th,n ,r6t or N
York, Sotsrday :fsrnoor, Nay Is, iSsI.
Her path the brny deep;
Yet u" wh,e sail propelled her course
Mr. ,r.. nea , oar With graceful sweep
f,n"ve, with aeesy teack Sue pas,
- Dis'aining in her pride
To WOO Tue hreez-, or shun the blast,
Or Wal; the rolling tia-,
W lille boldly o the sky
,. Her ensign ~r.aihing high, least.
inwrought with vouud .moke, ana sparkling fame She
Ligh,y Ger her bosom rav,I
Where rainbow mirth VA shining,
Forms reverb and hearts belovI,
In e i.,I,i group; combining:
Manh"od with his brow. of care
Aud nniron tender ness " there:
Ilene-ih, the a ,od like silver flowing
aro.nd IN rhe4ueripg light md shade,
Winding rivers white with sails
,h,9,ngh iheir lated margin. s,rayed
Zach dazzling scene, like a'oving picture, threw
It's eoourins on the eye, ADD rapidly Withdrew.
And no" ,he .eiti"s SUP, in liquid richness, pours
a h.,e OF glory Ger th"sapprnaebisg shores
~ lint proud mart, which, like q QUE en-
$500 tp'n her island throne, is seen,
Then SPARKLING eyes were bent,
u AND ardent glances sent,
inrooEa tue son mr,y curtains Of declining day,
GAY Fancy decks the dome
With towers Of joy;
n richer blusl, stsas o'er the virgin coy:
Aud lost in sreeehess 1--we, the mother clasps her boy
hn m ms me crash of thunder But cloud
Again II b'ends with cries OF anguish loud
IN AR dtsfuperi mem,crS nv.
Blood streams. aud 'neai III ,lr ~ aters i,oar
Plunge deeply those VIII, ris. no mose
Aii alb. ou,sireichI SEE,
- IL namciess agDny.
Womans imposing hsnd-rha pjprcinc cry
ti suffering ibnncence inva,iss the ssy uh.v az.
Hasie-snatch tbe,n from the arscn % Cor, ,sJ -, N.
lis silent on the wave. The thunisrs sIepn:
Tut nIaHy STRICKEN soul shall mourn th,ir ire
Sni smiles 'he sun;-bn many ~ eve shall we.n =
l.ie I" his sen-2u chamber he retire:
U ne expected gncst-the sister fair
The ctild, with fond cou6tiny air
Tue friend, who " it'll n ~ aureI's u,;,n
Humid the dear, domestic scene
An: ask noi-ask not, " here they are
Or WHY they come not See de snair
49, Read from the nrning sire
Inc lew thin remnants Of that silver b,r
winch frosted DER With ruthless Time c,,
VINO 10 he orphans arms its shall res,or.
more +! ''e' "e"is no
fr"h as flower. beneath the blast Of palm
How impo,-nt and vain r'
~ Man, 10 hoasi him Of his 2ephyr's breath
man. whose hole life the We, qe ,r .,,b
He,-he atone who trod o. " ~
he waters their God.
AM ron her ''HFA embrace rescued the sinking form
an, when the wheimng surges roll. ''
=, Draw vita prrcti hand. she uni,odied so,I
10 'hat Eternal Ark, serene above be storm 6
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL

INAS committed To the Jail of Henrico COUNTY on ~,
s N, Of January 1924, as runaway, negro man
was raised ia North Carolina Fayete WILLIE Ths ;%
inches high, visible mark or scar. W. .
The owner of said runaway, ir any there he n. b.r.
required To- coine forward, prove property paw cbervc,
JOpN Il TsTE ~ nc 'ay u'-
March 81 IO5-UIow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
No. se-MEDICAL RECORDER.

GUBSCHiDEHS 10 the Medical Recorder in Ricbmopd
- and lis neigborhood respectfully informed that No
~ isready for delivery ~ the post Office twill e per
ceiyed by the above number. that the premium. Of 100
offered by the publisher o said work the best say on
spidemical fevers, bss beeu awarded 10 gentleman In
Virginia The essay will be published IN the next number
OF ,Ae Medical Recorder. s.-st
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Codi and other Lands and NLnpea for SnIe.

Codf and other Lands and Siaues for Sale.
10y virtue of the last will and testament John Graham,
y deceased l. as Executor Of ,ie said last will ard
"en shall. rpuu the 22d day Of June next fnroter-
wise upon the fair day, SELL upon premises to the
highest bidder at public auction. farm known
oy tue name ~ the Coal Pits stuste James River
ts couniy Of GoochlanG, about miles above the CITY OF
tichmon and containing by estimation 1924 ssres Of land
oe Tue same more or less There upon the large
garden Containing 10 ~ acres well stocked with tLe
sh'se iuii trees and garden plants, under very high
ton PART of the land is low grounds and ,he rese *
generally OF good quality The houses are suitable as well
ior zoe OF genee family for all the pur
poseso Tue embellishments aforesaid From thirty
acres are in CORN and the plantation in good
Srae,. ne crops o, wheat rye and oats will be sold
soon as they be removed.
,hs same time and place will be sold ill the Slaves
the said arm the horses, mules tanning implements and
personal property If every description.
I've ier 81 sale will he cash slaves and personal
and The purchaser give bond and security with deed
chase money.
uppn The 29b day Of June next " fair-oberwise the
day. upon the premises all that tract Of land wing
ond tom Ground Squirrel bridge 10 the Courthouse and
TO Winlon's bridge over Cbickahomny swamp estimated
TO co tain gao % poes, teae more or less be-
ing hai ola tract of303 20 I6O bcb convey.
ca 10y m Jarvis TO the said John Graham on the 9Th day
Of March 1916 and tract 54I acres wheb was convey
ed by Samuel Batter and wife TO the said IoLs rsain
on 'be Ish day Of October 1915 which laid of con-
ssy'nee are Of record J. the said county Of Hanover
AND ALSO,
Upon The 2dday Of July neIt fsir otherwise upon the
@ ,y spon the premises all that tract Of land w.
vi aha being IN the couny OF Chesterfield, about eight
nes above The city ofRcinond estimated 10 contain 224
DE TIE same iessrng eli that Of land
ssid john Graham the 20b dny March 1916 deed
VI CONVEYANCE Of record IN tie said tOuBy Chesterfield
ne ars IN Hanover and Chesterfield will be sold upon
cen Of oHe md years the purchasers 10 give bonds
seo security, with deeds OF upon the lands 10 secure
'"e payment Of the purchase money.
r,N 20 3--fds Df John Graham dec.
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6y Me Governor Of aie Commonwealth or Vireiaio-
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS II has been represented TO the ExecutIv.bv
e ,"Pesinteodsnt Of the penitenary that cerlain
JAMES IRWIN confned therein by sentence OF The ,nn
nor court Of Petersburg, for the Of forgery did .t
make his escape from the said peneniiaTy and il
now gong nj large; have therefore thought With
he advice OF the councl Of sae offer reward OF one
unereo dollars any person persons who win appre
ana convey 10 the psnienay the said James Irwin
anu 10 moreover require all officers civil and military
and e1hort tue good people Of The IN ma
her best endeavos 10 apprebend the said he
may be dealt with ms the law directs '~
1en under my hand Governor and under the sealof
(Sea) May, 1924. ~ ~o'" u'y "
JAMES PLEASANTS Jr.
James Irvin feet einct~s high in the 10th wear OF
s ase raher saow complexion, very sprigbtIy hare-
eyeo scar 90 bis head and left has very sore leg
sn back spare made and thin visage-earned The smiths
10 the penitentnry. His father and family reside
IN Russell county, Va. 5Mwaw ~
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Ch0rlolifspiIle Pronerln lor SnIe

IETT.- -
Wloh 10 ell That valuable property in and adjoining
OF Charottesyie known By the name Of the
mh. laVEkN There ore betweep40 and 90 acres Of
~ running from the northeast the southwest corner Of
Wv Nn, aud u affords many very beautiful sites for pri
Iesuenrosin full view Of the University of Virginia.
s improvements are the Tavern, large house built OF
ooa oieetby 32 and storebeuse adoining-a kitchen,
e"onse, Tee house, stables, &c. These improvements
valued az 800 aad Insured by the Mutual Assurance
my business 10 Richmond preventing my paving that az
,enuohto the aboveproptriy which ii reqvires nm de-
rn'nsd 10 sell the Tavern With much land ss NAV sus
The purchaser, the whole " desired Tho mas p,n will
.us made very rcconimoaiingor will har,er the wbcfr
frnperiy for Virginia or Farmers Bank s,ock NJ mar
= tnfnery .. se-wn EDMUND ANDERSON. q
NIX. bBEAHAM SEI&As: TAKE ,,o,ce ,J,., 4 sIsII 90
I've Tuesday ibs I'D day Of June next nj the Office of
messfs fbip Peter Mayo In The city Of Rcbnotd, be-
~eeh tbe IN The morning and r. H. OF the ssc
day 10 bc eosinued from day day until compleed pro-
take Toe deposiios ~ Cspton Tbons Bell
oil Tue schooner Lx and others be resd evidence 10
s",, nov depending IN the Superior Court Of Chapcey
oi ihe Richmond district, ~berei complainant end
yen are aeichdsn'' JACOB LYON.
way 20. 5-wfw
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SNYAIM,S PANACEA

UtiS valuable edcine has " HIGH
its efficacy aI~ue can s,pnor, AZ n rn-;s..r ns H.
blood has parallel. IL is the most ufeiu spring md
oun,n aferave known. Ali those who ar. affected
with Serofain, Leprosy, Scur,y, or cutaneous Eppn or
of those melancholy arising .rnn, mr,rv of
the bIrod and jacesa,sn use &c bo suffer nv 20
rheumatic affections, rom ndscretion OF their
YOUTH those whose constitutions are broken down nv
mercural an,inunal or arsenicai medicines sho,IJ sE
init S,pnins Pamocen-The effect of Ibis me
dicne such either business or
and requires only tue common restraints of In
diet u Is conveyed by the circulating ids and
their tendencies all diseases which in x
ated blood lii safe though pc xerfui substitute for
mercury, and those evils which an se
oi that mineral often occasions. &c.
CERTIFICATES
have repeatedly used Swam's Panacea botb In the
Hospital aud in private practice, have found il to be
v"imb,e medicine in chronic syPhilc aud scrofuous
"vALENTINE MOTE MD
Professor Surgery in the Unyersjty of New
York, Surgeon nf the n " Hosnitai Nc !"
" New York. lot mo- 9Th, 1924"
al bove will, rho ,,, ,,
seeing several cases f YER IL, % a OF
resisted ureviousv III. tyn ee's wn,cn, having
healed ~ de "s AZ modes OF treatment were
% NY ~ % use VI h'' ianacea and do believe
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NOTICE.

IL persons having Claims against the estate of Judge
- WILLIAM FLEMING lote Of the county NJ Chester
heid are eq-ested pr, them TO the subscribers with
90 delay. And all those who indebed 10 sid
Judge VIM Fleming the time Of his dentb are requested
10 make payment 10 the subscribers.
EDW. II. MOSEIEY, Sr...,..
Hay Is. s--sl a. L. Woc1bRIDGE, - o.
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Wnrrenfnn E1mnLt .4cndey,a,

. =, 'n1"te .ICUEtWy.
examination oftLe Pupils this Seminary will com,
mence on "Wednesday the 18th Of June Parents Guar
dams and the friends OF the institution are resrecI,uv in
"a" IN, - % sVe"d' j. PLuNKErr
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HE SUBSCRIBER being about take voyage for The
oeneht 81 his health, leaves William Leigh ESQ of Hal
max county, virginia. his attorney in fact with power 10
represent nin IN all cases whatsoever Thomas Morton
OF rarhvie will continue attend 10 the business of The
bzzarrr Estate in his behalf his Executor the late Mrs
judith Randolph. JOHN RANDOI PHI ''
i"y To- 'o<f. S-w4w Of Roanoke.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE


- . o-wfw H. BAKER, III. @.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
virtue ETA deed Of trust, executed To the subscribe
wife bearing date the l,h day February ISIS, and s
~ ne clerks office Of Aecklenburg county and b,
day Of August Meckenburg COURTHOUSE on re $50
:" sell the following tracts Of land belonging 10 The sal;
boyu Tor the purposes In the deed trust
one tract yng on R"anohe river in county Of Meek
1887 acres, and known by The name of
grounds considered equal any grounds on he rir
Of ys. 70 clear there also about 90 acres
nnd principally in wood, and lai ge proportion of 4,
hne tobacco land w."
One other tract ON Roanoke river In the same couptv
lSeo scre-oi this tract abou, acres are One
One other tract Of land lying on Butchers creek in the
same county containing ssi acres, which is aached
va n manufacturing mill, lately erected.
one other tact lying Butchers creek in the sam.
county, containing 1913 acres and considered bv M ~h
10 clear ep hns tobacco plantation There syet
Une other tract Of land lying Aliens creek In the
for,abe ao' acres on ibis tract is
one ONE, ,rnc. OF land lying Aliens creek In the said
% eoh,ahins 6s2 acres, abont 50 acres Of which are
good creek low grounds there s ON IL a good dwsII;n
AV % "na a eonlera1e fixtures for family
nelgLtorhood Of Containing ' no., 10 ,a sSe
AZ, On ss @en large proportion oGgood tobacco land
courthouse Of the county. There is on ,bs land
soo manufacturing mill II Is contemplated to Law This
previous tn The day Of sale. r~'~-'''
Inc terms OF the sale will follows: onetrd ofthe
Vi ui.oea n'o iour equal payments the frs, TO be-
uue ,he hrst Jay OF Athy 1925 annually from ,iat
III are que. Possession Of the property will be
on e 2oh December next, hut the Will
Pe'Aission 10 seed crop Of and prepare for
ensuing year Bonds with good security and deeds Of
On me property will be required Of The pur chaser
ne sale viii continue from day 10 day iii tbe whole
property or n suf6oiensy thereof NAV be ssid 80 s
me Jules TO all the lands considered inspu,ale
an, ~ e ae IN me neghborhood OF
the title TO that be complete before The av o
The subscriber will convey such title opiy ~ s
vested in him BY she deed OF trust, ~ way
JOHN ". LEWIS s,r.;.ir, r-..,..
May IS, 1924. '"''s Aiu'se'
The above sale will be made with our consent
$780,, DufD. JOHN DAVIS.
EHMnNLn - LON, Jr. Oh. u. Field, dec.
TIDU GN TAYLOR. LEWIS DURWELL
LoC. DohWELL, Ex'ix RICHARD POyD
II. H..WALKER punw cALs
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by ririne vi OF executed tn lie suscrJes
ny FdNafd lalan1 and wife, bearing the 18th day
~ ari 1917 aud duly recorded in the Office Of the husng
court OF hicbmond, shalt of the purposes therein
dressed proceed TO sell for ready money the premises
AZ u O'clock The first dav of Jnly next well known
property che EAGLE TAVERN ~ the city Of Richmond.
anH Nc tenement below The said Eagie Tavern.
ile endsr hich the subs res will sell is believed
ind'sgrnhie, hot they will convey OIL, such tide as il
Ve,eo in them 10y said Decd Of trust
WIN DAkDEIDGE, pr-
Apfil25. fi3-sdk WI bAAHEIT, HbS'ee"