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MARRIED,

In Bristol, on Tuesday morning last,
by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Abraham
HI. Stillwell, Of the firm Of Kendall s. Still
well, of Providence, to Miss Eliza B.
Wyatt, daughter, Of Deacon Benjamin
Wyatt, Of Bristol.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons who are indebted to
IA me, by Note or Book Account, Of
more than six months standing, are re-
requested to coll and settle the same, or
they must invariably be left for collection.
All having demands against me, are re-
ouestcd to present them for payment.
On hand and for sale, a lot OF BIRCH
JOIST and BOARDS, cheap for Cash
A. HUMPHREYS.
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PROVIDENCE AND NEWPORT
MAIL STAGE.
>&aa4R

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
A STAGE will leave Providence and
"A Newport, at half past eight O'Clock,
A. M. ersry day, Sundays excepted
Fare through to Newport, 81 90.
bL-!a Books kept In Providence, at Rog
or Williams Hotel, Manufacturers Ho-
tel, and at the Franklin House.
J. s. N. CHADWICK.
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Such il the rage for riding on the rail
road cars at Baltimore, that the sum Of
GO,0OO was offered to the managers for
the avails Of the receipts during the pres
ent season. They refused to " farm out"
the concern OH those terms.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WaRREN
ARRIVED SINCE our LAST.
Sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport,
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin Fl Provi-
dence.
Sloop Eliza, I.'graham, Fl do.
18th, arr brig VIM Henry, Cole, from
Providence.
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each give an equal amount. One gentcl-
man Of known liberality to such institu-
tions, has sguiied bis willingness % be
one of the three; and another IS mentioned
rs being disposed to GQuaI iberality
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DIED,

In West Troy, N. Y, on the end inst.
Mrs. Patience Danforth, aged 81, con-
sort of Mr.. G. W. Danforth, and daught-
er Of the late Rufus s. Betsey Frink, Of
this town.
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DUOK, so.

n ONDON, heavy Russia, r&Sens,
IL lighter do do (; Methuen Cotton do
Ticklcnburgh, Oznaburgh, Hessian and
Crash are for sale by piece or yard at
LONG ROOM.
may %.
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CASSlMEKES +
VESTINGS.
COATS.
VESTS,

PANTALOONS, For sale at
E. W BURR'S, where, persons wish
ing to supply themselves with thin or thick
Clothing, made in the first style, and Of
the best materials; or any article for Sum
mer use would do well 10 call. Enquire
For the HorE BANK BvILDINc.
June ~.
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TO PRINTERS.

he will attend 10 orders for supplying all kinds
Of
PRINTING MATERIALS,
Either new or second hand. at the very lowest
prices. From theron, b knowledge and long
experience in simplifying there articles, he feels
coHtidcnt, by his personal attention. TO be ena-
bled 10 mako such selections ss Will give sasisf
faction al the shortest notice.
Terms, for new materials, will be six months,
with satisfactory acceptahccs, and LIZ per
cent deduction for cash.
ordsre received for the Washington. Frank--
lin, and other Presses. Msthers Ink, Rollers,
and Type. from alt the espectable Foundries.
On hand 700 lbs. Whites Ninion, scarcely
soilsd, At 80 cents in 60 days, or 81 cents each.
100 lbs. Minion. zoo Nonpariel, 100 BREWER.
and 800 Long Primer, used only in .Siero'ypings
for which handsome deduction will DO made.
Two second hand Washington MEDIUM Prose-
CO. Al I25 dollars cA,h each. and one super rey-
al at lSo dollars cash.
Printers who give the above foul inser.isns,
will bo entitled to dollars in materials.
/. HOLT.
~, wilIiam street. Now York.
Mar 49,
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NLOUR.--A choice lot Of CAJN.aI
IL Flour, for family use, for sale at
HOPE B.4JNKBULLDLNG.
June 12.
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HALICOES-a great variety, some
~ Of which are very genteei patters, ,op.
on for sale at LONG ROOM.
may Is.
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kD TO THE LADIES.
THE subscriber respectfully informs
the Ladies ofWarren and Vicinity, that
he will pay particular ention to the Man
ufacture of LADIES SHOES, Of all
KINDS, having procured a first rate ,rcrk
man from Lynn. No exettions on his part
will be wanting to suit his customers, as
regards the price; fashion, quality Of ,cork,
and stock.
.4LT.4N COLE,
One door South Coles Hotel.
,April 10.
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THE
NEW YORK MIRROR.
A Repository Of polite Literature and tie
.A,is em6ellished quarterly 'rifh splen-
did Coppe,plats Engrssing, = I'd weekly
Nth popular piece q Music arranged
with accomplishments for the P'ano.
fDIrED RY
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-06

ing appetite of her soul was the desire
Of beuehtting all around her. Her
countenance was the mirror of her
mind. Its outline resembled those we
see in Spanish pictures, not being
quite oval enough for northern beau
". 1t seemed widened at the fore
head, to give space for her large long
eyes, and the canopy Of the darkly
lringed aud veined lid; her hair was
not black, bnt of rich sunny ches-
nut, 6uer than carded silk and more
glossy her skin was delicate, some
what pale, except when emotion SUI
fused it with a deep pink. In person
she was not tall but softly rounded
and her taper, rosy tipped fingers, and
little feet bespoke the delicate proper
ton that moulded her form to a beau.
iy. whose every motion awakened ad.
miration and love. Mrs. Shelley.
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VIRGINIA
.NILTT.9RY LdND WaDpo,

MlLII.aRf LIND WARRANTS
\ WILL purchase claims to Land
4 Warrants already granted by the
State OF Virginia for the ser .ices of her
Officers aud Soldiers in the Revolu-
tionary War; as well as those ON the
Continental as State establishment.
Or will locate all warrants that may
be contded to me for location. upon
the most desirable aud valuable lands
III OHIO, Indiana or illinois, as may
be preferred. Tor such part thereof as
will be fair compensation for the ser.
vices rendered-and tins service shall
be such as ought To be expected from
one who has resided % years in the
West, and whose time has been con-
s,a"tIy and exclusively devoted to
lamd and land matters.
Every Ofiice, snd Soldier, and ev-
cry Chaplain aud Surgeon who served
in the Continental army, or in tina, nf
the State, or in the Navy of the State
OF Virginia, who, or their Representa-
tives, have no. yet drawn bounty in
land, (and not more than one hnth of
all the sulliers. sailors aud marines
have yet Obtained their warran,s,) are
entitled TO one, and can now obtain it,
under late law passed for their bene-
fit And to all such as do not know
how to obtain their rights, my services
are now rendered and will be prompt
y rendered.
Letters. postage paid, addressed to
me at Richmond, Virginia, until the
first OF January next, will be attended
to, aud in all cases where necessary, |
will call in person upon those inter-
ested.
CADWALLADER WALLACE.
Chilicoihe, OHIO, June Is 30 lit
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Defendants.
nv CHANCERY.

The plaintiffs bill being filed and
the defendants, Joanna Barnet, exc
cntrix of James Barnet deceased, Aus.
TN Shepherd, John Shepherd and Da-
V:d u. Shepherd, not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court.
that the said last named defendants
are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth-On the motion of the plain.
tffs, toy their attorney, it is ordered
that the said last named defendants do
appear here on the fourth Monday in
September next, and answer the plain
utfs' bill anG that copy Of this order
he forthwith inserted in the Virginia
Advocate, newspaper published i'm
the town of Charlottesville, and con-
tInued for eight weeks successfully.
and that another copy thereof he posted
at the front door OF the Court house of
this county.
A C"py-Tcste.
ABR'N SHEPHERD. Jt. D. G..
July $50 2m
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GROCERIES, VIZ.

- ~ - - - A-'hC9 ALs
Oh SACKS SILT, (Lioerpool .flcd)
AO Hoghsead Nep Orleans SUGAR
do West India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee,
l hogshead New-OrIeans Molasses,
D do West India do
300 pounds LOAF Sugar, (superior.)
chests lmperialS'Gunpowder Tea,
2 boxes ChochoIate No. /,
| barrel new Rice,
Pepper, AIspice,
Ginger, Alum ahd Copperass,
Rogers best Orange Gunptwder,
Sho. OF all sizes,
10 dozen pint FIasks,
Decanters, Tumblers, &c.
French Brandy and Wine,
Rum, Bounce and Cider,
WhIskey by the barrel or gallon.
5 barrels Nc. Mackerel,
2 do No. 3 do
2 do Family Shad,
Candles, Tallow and Lard.
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn. Corn Meal Qow.)
200 pair fine and coarse Shoes.
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather.
And a proportioDate supply Of Upper.
All OF which will be sold low for
CASH. J. POLLOCK
June 1l--'30 ct
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"A L Court of Quarterly Sessions
L Aheld for Fuvanna county on Mon
day the 2Sth day of June, 1880
Abraham Shepherd, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
William Balenger and Horace Tim
Derlake, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The plaintiffs bill being fled and
the defendant Ballenger not having
entered his appearance and given Sc
curly according to the act Of Assem-
by, and the rules Of this Court, and il
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that the said defendant BalleDger
is not an inhabitant of this Common
weaIth-On the motion Of the plain
till by his attorney, it is ordered that
the SAID defendant BalIenper do APP
pear bereon the fourth Monday in Sep
tcmber next, and answer the plaintiff S
bill, & that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted IN the Virginia Advo-
cate, a newspaper published in the
town OF Charlottesville, and continued
Tor eight weeks successfully, and that
another copy thereof be posted at the
front door Of the Court house of this
County. A Copv-Tes,e
ABR'M. SHEPHERD Jr. d. c..
July go Pm
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w WANTED TO HIRE.

NOR the remainder cf the year, or
ny the month, a SERVANT WO-
MAN qualified TO do the eooking and
washing for family. Applications will
he attended to by Mr.. Bruckenbrough,
Proctor Of the University.
July 1910 Ct
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TO THE PUBLIC.

AMISrUR ofAuglsia County
has been propagating falsehoods
PreJudIcial to my Interest. relating to
my transactions with James Harris de-
ceased, this Is 10 give notice to the gen
,ieman. that am prepared to meet him
before any disinteres'ed end impartial
reference, and have the matter inves-
t,ga'ed. | challenge, | dare him to,
the contest.
ROBERT M. MAUPIN.
July 1910 9,
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IN CHANCERY Y:

TN Louisa County Court. May The
II 10Th 1880.
Benjamin Sneed and Albert G. Shep-
herd, late merchants and partners.
trading under the style and firm of
Sneed 81 Shepherd, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
William Pervis and Martha Pervis,
Defendants.
The defendant William pervis. not
having entered his appearance and
given securityaccording to law and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing To
The satisfaction of the Court, that he
Is not an inhabitant of this State-op
motion OF the plaintiffs by their coun-
sci, 1t is ordered chat the said William
Pervis do appear here on the first day
OF August Court next, and answer the
bill, of the plaintiffs, and that copy
of this order he forthwith inserted in
the Virginia Advocate, newspaper
published in the town Of Charlottesville
tor two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door Of the Court honse
OF this county for the same length Of
time. A Copy
Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. G..
July $50 Pm
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IN CHANCERY
I'm Louisa County Court. May the
n 10th, 1880.
Benjamin Sreed, Plaintiff
AGAINST
William Pervis and Martha Pervis,
Defendants.
The Defendant, William Pe,vis,
not having entered his appearance aud
gwen security, according to law, and
the rules Of this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that he is not an inhabitant Of tins
Commonwealth-on motion of the
plaintiff by his counsel, it is ordered
that the said VIM. Pervis do appear
here on the first day of Angus, Court
next, and answer the bill, OF the Plain
tiff, and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Adj
vocate, newspaper published in the
town of Charlottesville, for TWO months
successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court house ofthis county
for the same length of time.
A copy Tesle,
JOHN HUNTER, C. L. c
July go 2m
"A Il Court, held for Nelson Coun-
~ ~ the Goth day OF May, 1880.
Charles Lankford and Elizabeth
his wife, formerlyEIizabe;h Farrar,
Plaintiff.
John Maxwell and Sally his wife,
formerly Sally Farrar, Perrin Farrar,
Nancy Farrar, John Farrar. John
Bethel, and John Farrar, joseph Far
rar, Polly Farrar, Sally Farrar, and
Lucy Farrar, children of Flemming
Farrar decd. and William Farrar.
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
On motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, who filed their bill, and il
appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court th't the Defendants, John Far
Far, Joseph Farrar, Polly Farrar, Sally
Farrar and Lucy Farrar, children OF
Fleming Farrar decd, and William
Farar, are not inhabitants of this
County, il is ordered that the said
absent defendants do appear here Oh
the fourth Monday in September next,
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs,
and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN the Virginia Advo-
cate, newspaper published in the
town of Charlottesville. for two months
previous to said day. and that another
copy thereof be posted at the front
Iy, on some court-day.
A copy-Tesie
ROBERT G. CUTLER, d. c.
June $50 2m.
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POETRY
"HALLows WHATEVER 1T TOUCHES"
ifof the Virginia Advocate. /
TO ONE WHO WILL UNDERSTAND THEM


LINES,
TO ONE WHO WILL UNDERSTAND THEM.
TE>tS done At last, the seal Is set,
The ending word Is spoken;
Vain are all tears, vain all regret,
That zeal cannot be broken.
My heart Is torn, yet must bear,
The tor,uring thorn that's buried there.
That chilling word, Oh do dream,
Have brightest prospects perishedf
Was nothing but moteor's CLEAN,
The hope so fondly cherished?
My throbbipg bosom answers &C yes!
Thy pruffcred love IL nothngness.''
Yet why, Oh tell me why hast thou,
My every kindness sighted;
Why with cold looks, ana clouded brow,
Is tenderness requted
Oh can IL be that thou hast deem'd,
Ny passion colder than il seem'd?
And claims my heart no recompence?
Has love itself no merit
Shall he who loves with love intense,
Find not kindred spirit.
An. no! to me thy heart would spurD,
The idea Of a warm return.
Thy bosom seems to others kind,
Cold only to me proving;
For cen my friendship cannot find
A place without reproving!!
Yetpulsecss quite, this heart shall be,
Before it cease to beat for thee.
The still and lonely midnight hour,
Doth find me for thee sghing;
At morn feel thy witching power,
But still find thee denying.
For -, thou dos, seem to be,
AfIectiona,c to all but me.
And yet, the sun shall fade away,
From the blue skies above thee;
Yea, earth itself shall, feel decay,
Before cease to love thee.
For still thou art so dear to me,
cannot cease 10 worship thee.
Thou must not bid mine eyes be still
Or coldly view thy beauty;
For each day return they will
To their accustomed duty.
They, where thou art unbidden rove,
And seeing thee they can but love.
'Twere vain to tell me to forget,
That have lov'd the ever;
On thee alone my mind is set
And change its course can never,
For thoughts Of thee, though they be brief,
VIII ever give Inc sweet relief.
Yet will hope, that ] shall see,
Ere many months are over,
Myself (what i've long wish'd to be,)
Thy sole accepted lover.
For be thy heart for me in store
Meth or ask or wish for more
1
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SALE OF LANDS SC.

N pursuance OF the last will and
Il testament Of Christopher Hudson,
decd, shall offer for sale to the high.
est bidder at public auc,ion, on Thurs.
day the 18th day of Angus, next, (f
iar-ii not the Eext fair day. the
lands, &c belonging to the estate of
sad Hudson-au.ong which are seye-
raj
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JNO. w. G.. WATSON
w ILL practice LAW in the Sc
w veral Courts, held lnr the Coun-
ty of Albemarlr. His office is i,nme.
diately over the store of Alr. John
Cochran.
July 23 80 If
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40 ACRES.

i'S iehS'h - muCh greater than the
width, which can be conveniently di-
vided inlo two tracts nf equal size, pos
sesslng advantages nearly alike. The
creek mentioned above, runs the whole
length of the land, aud uea,ly through
the centre, aud is sufficiently large for
a grist or saw mill, with goad aud
suitable site Tor building, which can be
effected at very tr,il,ng expense ;
all The materials being very cuuvenient
particularly rock, of an excellent quail
ny, which can be had oman em,nence
within 100 feet of the place, aud rolled
to the spot for building with very little
labor. There is cleared land from 100
t0l5O acres, a part of which is very
good, the other has been injured 10y
repeated cultivation, but can he easily
reclaimed by proper management, II
being well adapted to clover, wheat Sc.
all the balance is heavily tinbered with
pine and oak, CD or 40 acres of good
tobacco land, and about the same of
bottom, suitable for meadow.
This tract has many advantages to
recommend it, such as healthy stu
alton, abundantly supplied with good
water, an excellent range for cattle.
&c, and a convenient market.
VIM. B. PHILIPS.
July $50 If
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NOTICE.

a LII sums due TO the Establishment Of
IA Tie Virginia Advocate prior TO, and In
cIu ling the present publication of the paper,
either for Subscription Advertisements or
jobs are payable to the Subscriber only, or
his authorised collector, VIM X. Carr. An
immediate payment Of all sums duo, is ear
nestly requested.
FRANK CARR
July 1910 If
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PICTURE OF a FEMALE. - Monina de
Faro was even in childhood, being to
worship and to love. There was a
dreamy sweetness in her countenance
"a mystery in the profound sensibility
OF her nature, that fancied beyond
compare. Her characteristic was not
so much the facility of being impressed j.,
as the excess Of the emotion produced
by every new idea or feeling. Was
she gay? her large eyes in their own
brightness, her Iovelv couutenance be-
came radiant with smiles, her thrilling
voice was attuncd to lrghtes: mirth,
while the gladness that filed her heart
overt1owed from her as light does from
the sun, imparting to all around
share OF It's own essence. Did sorrow
Cypress her?-dark night fell upon her
mind, clouding her face, depressing
her whole person, which staggered and
bent beneath the weight. Had she
been susceptible Of the stormier mas.
sions, her subtle and Welding soul
would have been their unresistinp VIC
tim; but though impetuous- wild
the slave OF her own sensations, her
soft bosom could barber no emotion
una!lied to goodness; and the deyour-
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, liv-
IL ing in Albemarle county, and
on the north side Of the Little Noun.
tains. an unmarked brindle estray
BULL, four years old last spring, ap-
praised to eight dollars.
JOHN WATSON, L. nj.
July 30-3t
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Whole Tickets $4-Halves ,S2OO-ou,,-
tiers 81 90
2 Prizes Of S5 ,355-S2 Prizes $1,000.
q BY tuesday the 3lst of August, 1880, the
~ GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTT.
uERf, No. 2, for 1880, will be drawn at
Wilmington, Del. ~
6o No. Lotterv-9 Drawn Ballots.
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decd, l shall offer for sale to the high
est bidder at public auction, on Thurs.
day the 18th day of August next, If
fair-if not the Eext fair day) tn.
lands, &c belonging to the estate of
SAID Hudson-ahoug which are seye-
raj
Perry VALUABLE TRACTS,
Especially, the
M.ANSION TRACT
On Hardware river, in the county of
Albemarle, which contains between
z g. 5000 ACRES.
his land will be surveyed before
the day of sale SD as to ascertain the
exact quantity. 1t will be sold entire.
or, divided to sui, purchasers. There
IS a large aud cnnimo,!i0us
DWELLING HOUSE
On thus tract, beautifully situated on
commanding eminence, i'm one of the
most heal.hiul and agreeable neighbor.
hoods in Virginia. - 1t is well provided
with Bans, Cabins for negroes, and
all ont-houses, good orchards and one
OF the best lime quarries in Eastern
virginia. The fencing is i'm good re-
par. Several hundred acIes of this
tract are River and Creek low grounds
adapted to the culture of any crop
which Is grown in our climate. A.
bout one third of the tract is Cleared
and the residue is covered with va
riety OF excellent timbers.
ALSO-A tract oi about
66l ACRES,
In the North Ga, den, OH the north
'ork OF Hardware, adjoining the lands
OF MicaJah Bowen. Robert Harris. and
others. A large PORTION OF this tract is
uncleared aud we'll iimbered- nuch of
1t is very fertile. ALSO-A Tract of
about
400 .ACRES.
On the waters of Turkey Run Creek
near the Mansion tract. This tract is
altogether unceared, and abouuds
with good timber--a part of it is also
fertile.
ALSO
One half of several surveys and patents
Oh Buck Island and the waters of Crn-
bingham Creek, which were owned
Jointly by the said Christopher Hudson
and Benjamin Lacey, and contain "a
bout
1900 III CRE.S.
A considerable quantity OF which is
hne arabic land, and but little of il
cleared
ALSO-A Tract Of about
100 .ACRES,
On the north side OF Buck Island
Creek, adjoining tie lands of VaIen-
tire Wood aud Charles Lewis.
ALSO-A Tract of about
1914 ACRES
On the waters of Buck Island Creek
adjoining the lands Of Elizabeth
Nj Geehee, Benjamin Lacy decd. Pet
er Burrus aud others.
Besides several other small. tracts
OF wood land.
ALSO
An interest of one-sixlh, in the Lime
Stone Surrey. OF 400 Acres, or there
abouts.
ALSO
A valuable stock OF
Horses, Sheep,Cattle, Hogs,
&c. and an extensive supply OF Farm
ing Utensils, &c.
A credit Of one, two and three years
Will be given OIL the sale Of lands. the
purchasers giving bonds with security,
and lien on the land TO secure the
payments. The personal property will
he sold on credit of six months. for
all sums above five dollars, with bond
and approved security.
The sale will take place at Mount
AIR, on Hardware, The late residence
OF the testator.
THOMAS w. GILMER.
Administrator with the will annexed |
OF Christopher Hudson decd.
June 1870 tds
&C. The Richmond Enquirer will
insert the abovp I'll tho 10, ,,c.oIo - . 4 |
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"A L a Courtof Quarterly Sessions,
IA held Tor Fiuvanna County. on
Monday the 2Sth day of June, 1880.
John ID. Johnson and Polly his wife.
latePo!ly Kent,