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continue wi bout failure.
This stage will, for the present. leave Richmond on
wednesdays and Saturdays att o'clock, A. Nj, , and
arrive at Orange Court House Thursdays and Mon
days at o'clock, A. M.-Leave Orange Court. House
on Sundays and Wednesdays at 8 O'clock and arrive at
Richmond, on Mondays and Thursdays at 8, p. M
This line OF stages will make junction at Orange
Cout-heu with the Alexandra line of stages carried
by william Smith 10 Lynchbury-pa.sng In i's north.
srn dir,c lon by Culpepsr Court House, Fauquer
Cour House or Warrenton-at which point, il will
meet with tho Winchester line--by which, a direct
communication is afforded 10 the town Of Wheeling ON
the Ohio river.
Al Louisa Cour-H House, the Harii.onburg m all lie
taken out, aud will in short line, be carried BY a
morse 'age, oil which due notice will be gveu at pre-
sent II Is carried on horseback.
Tho public are assured that tho best horses and
most exPerienced drivers will be kept--and every
exeron used to mako the Inns comfortable and expe-
ditious.
Fsre 10 Louisa Court House doIars-to Orange c..
House "a 90 cents An interme diate distances IL
cents per mile.-Stags office a, the Washington Ho.
tel. JOHN "A PRICE
mHch H. l01-w4w
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by Sir Archy, gu, Of the dam Of polly

fAZiM, by Sir Archy, out Of the dam Of Polly
Hopkins and nearly related, by maternal line,
son my stable. In the county Of Mecksnburg, AID
WI" De let 10 mares at $50 ne season. Fine and ex.
Wn'Ve pasturase gratis No liability for accidents o.
either.
those who are disposed 20 patronize this Horse,
may lie assured, that he is frstrae snimai though
height. and highly formed in every particular. Hav.
ing. when only Is mouths old, resolved bite from
snake on one OF his legs. which it is apprehended has
nnieeu iasiing Injury. he has been exhibited
ON The turf but the purity of his blood the ca
OF his stock bis fine appearance, aud the exampisd
success Of Polly Hopkins, hsvs encouraged hi, owner
WIN the greatest confidence, to offer him he pubic
1" stallion. JOHN Z. GOODE
March 10. I'M w,f
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LAND OFFICE TREASURY W.aRRAN-TS
FHNHE Subscriber is under the OPPRESSION, that there
n ar, yet outstanding in the possession Of ndivi.
duAls who purchased, with their representatives
pHginiG Land Office Treasury IVoTrdnts, issued up
on the old Continental Funds, that remain unappropri.
ated according to law, especially to the beneh, OF
the Propreiors Notice 10 hereby given, to all
persons who hold any such Warrants whether tbey
have been located Surveyed, that they can be
made available, ii grants have not issued thereon
He, suggests TO persons, and the
tves Of such persons who have had interest 10 such
Warrants, 10 search their old papers--and II they
find any Warrants, entries and surveys " hich
have not been pntented-sud communicate the fact at
ksburg, Virginia, (po psid they may rely
II, that they will be made available. He continues TO
receive Agencies Tor the restoration Of Western Lands
that have been sold for the State and United States
Tar forfeiture, &e-to identify Lands by re.survey,
for portion OF the Land, specific compensation TO
be paid after completon-pay taxes, procure tenants,
make sales, collect debts, negotiate business rsnsac
tions furnish otmatioD procure evidenceand ma
lure suits for hearing in the different Cbancery District
Courts in Virginia.
He will give the mos, satisfactory attention and dis.
patch to Revolutionary Claims, aud where the quantity
OF Land is OF just6able magnitude, will attend in per-
son, and locate Soldiers aod Officers Lasds-a Of
which will be tone by the Subscriber, Tor portion Of
the Lands, proceeds Of any business coD6ded to him
He invites those who have busness, to communicate
with him al Fredericksburg, (Va) and make proposals,
coupling duties for him TO perform, aud the promise Of
specific contingent compensation, 10 he paid after
the completion Of the business Notice to those Who
address him after November To direct TO Lewisburg,
(Na) lDree months thereafter,
until he gives notice Of his return Feder ksburs.
Lewsburg Is nearly the centre Of his Western Yirgi.
MIA Agencies--in his abSence, to aoy other section
Letters will be, by his order. forwarded.
Those who have not seen his reference In former adj.
verisements directed TO this paper, the Wing Of
Richmond, and the National IDteligencer Of Septem.
Der and October pasi He adds he most positive sssu
rance, that business Of any nature conhded 10 him,
will have his unremitted personal services. II IL is
land business, he will 20 the sof business with
persons he will visit The individuals aud not trust to
tho ~ hall. dofn hire he in nof
6ce, and corresponding The forest will be his Office
and horseback the medium of bis correspondence
He will trie with business, nor mock the expects
ton OF empoyersneiiheT will he send, but 20 and do
the sssnd give early account Of the steward
ship His employers snd correspondents 10 Washing.
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston,
NAV feel asured that he will visit them once yess Al
least. HENRY q MIDDLETON,
Nov. TO- 56-w6m Frsdoiek,busg, pIginio.
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PEDIGREE.

bRIMMER was gotten by Herod, bis dam by Robin
ksdhreast, his grand dam by Shark, great grand dam
by Give, e G grand dam by La,h, E e grand dam
ny bayior's Fearnough', 4 Z z grand dam by Old
Janus, gggg grand dam by whittinE,on. q e z
< grand dam by Cd Janus. JOHN GOODE.
BRIMMER's Pedigree explained. Hersd was got.
ten by Thomas c. Bunbury's Oiomsd, Domsd by Flo.
rizei, in Eoglard. Fioriz.l by Herod, Hsrod by Mr.
Crofs celebrated horse Partnsr Robin Rsdbresst was
gotten by the Earl Of Derbys horse Sir Peter Teoze
Sir Peter Teszsl by HishAyher, Highhygher by He
rod, Hsrod by Mr.. c. offs Partner; Shark was got.
ten by Marsh, Marsh by Lord, Godolphins Arabian
Horse, who was called tho Godolphin Arabian;
by Regulus, Rsgulus by the Godolphin Arabian;
Luth was gotten by the Godophin Arabian; Whiting.
ton was gotten by. Lord Low,her's Barb Horse, who
was called the White legged Lawthsr Barb.
March 8. Qq-lO,~
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MARCH is, 1881

MARKS THRESHING MACHiNE.-Ws have
~ eesn Doctor Ciark's Wheat and Oat Threships
Machine. which has been 10 operation a Mr.. LAYS
ware House 10 this City. during the last three weeks
aau nave no hesitation In saying far surpasses any
idee We had previously entertained Of h.
Inc construction 10 very simple, being entirely o,
ood and Wrought Iron, which can be easily repred
i necessary by ordinary mechanics il requrs
power and ,hreshes as clean any other machine We
have seen In use. %
As regards the quantity, il IL evident that n feias
last as the machine will dispose of il, one person may
out as much per day his hands take care Of
Many OF US have engaged machines from Mr. Lay,
lhe Agent) aud we recommend them to our country
Hiends' as cheap, economical and useful improve
ment: Richmond, February 2, 1881
JohN u. J0YNES, JOHN B. CLOPTON,
Law T. DADE, RICE w. WOOD,
NAIL ALEXANDER, CHARLES MARX
RlCH'D. BOOKER, HG WINSTON
JNO CAMM POLLARD, J. II BERNARD,
ROBERT WHITE. WILLIAM FINNEY
EDM'D. CHRISTIAN. GEO BOOKER
A. CLAIBORNE, &c MAYO.
SAM'L. p. PARSONS.
The prices Of the Machine arc for one horse nov
$50 $50, and $50; aud for two horses, from 400 to
$50. according to the size preferred. At a moderate
estimate, believed that tho former will threrh $50
to ESQ., and the latter 300 400 bushels per day if pro-
perIy attended HAM Machines can be furniyhed for
$40 to $45 N w.
The Subscriber, a. General AGENT will sell the Pa.
ten' night Tor making, vending, and using In the diff
ieren counties in this State North and South Carolina
and Georgia: and will furnish Maehines with or with
out the horse power, deliverable here or send them to
such other places a. may be designated.
FEBRUARY 10, 1891 SS--2aw2n JOHN o lay
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NOTICE TO Undertdkers.-Tae subscribers will
receive proposals until the 7th day Of April next,
for building Clerks Office at Nottoway Courthouse,
OF the following dimensions and materials: The
House to be "a feet long, by 10 ieet wide from outside
to outside Of Brick the walls two feet thick from the
base, (Which 10 to be sufficiently deep ensure good
and sufficient oundatonl up to the foor, which Is to
be two feet from the surface Of the ground-,he wall
up to this point may be either Of good brick
the pitch OF the rooms III feet, the walls IL inches
thick partition wall Of brick dividing the House into
two rooms, and a chimney at each end Of the House.
Stills within the walls which the sleepers rest
with studs reaching 10 tho ceiling, the whole to be
laihed and plastered leaving space Of inches be-
tween the aths and walls.-The floors TO be tongued
and grooved, wash and char-boards. An out door to
each room, and partition door four windows, lS
lights, 10 by IL, with iron graes. The doors to he
furnished with good and sufficient locks and hinges.
The House TO be we'll sheeted and covered with slate
of good quality. The whole of the brick TO be of good
qualify, hard and we'll burnt and all the timbers Of
good heart pine and we'll seasoned. The work to be
finished within the present year; executed faithfully
and in workman-ike style. The money will be paid
in November next, soon the work is com plst-
ed and received. All letters addressed to the under
signed, at No,toway Courthouse, (post psid) will be
attended to- Should contract be made for he above
work, earlier than the 7th Of April next, il will then be
let to the lowest bidder, being Nottoway Court day
JOHN p. DUPUY,
JOHN II. KNIGHT,
SOL. b JETER,
NATHAN WARD,
Feb 70 95-2awtdLg A. A. CAMPBELL.
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RlMMER. beautiful bay, Of good size, and great
- power will stand the percent season at the sub.
'eribsr's Farm. on Fine Creek, in Powbstsn County
and will cover mares until the 10Th Of July next al
hfeen dsl'a's mare; three Of which will be remit.
ted, II paid by the lsl October next. aud S26 for
twenty-five cents 10 tho Groom in all
cases. Good pasturage will be furnished gratis great
care will be taken TO prevent accidents; but will not
Dc responsible for any which may happen.
JOHN GOODE.
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3rhe ENQUIRER 10 published twicea week generally and
sfss times week during the or
fce, the heretofee, Fire Dollars annun payable
Notes OF banks tony will
feeeved payment Tho Editors will
hitting them By nath postage of all being paid
H at the discretion ofthe
bdttofel sati all aIrearages have boon paid up.
~ whoever will tho payment OF nine papen shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
80 - TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ on.squae, OR LEss-Firs insertion 75cons-sseheon
ttsuapce, so ents. ID az. q. 49,.
hal either been paid for o,
ossGuned by suvirons.
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"HITE MARSH FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
Wv is authorised by the heirs and distrihntaas 81

"HIIE MARSH FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
Nv is authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary NJ p c. Rootes, decd to make sale of that valu-
able estate in the county of Gloucester and state of Vr
gnia, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best suaity in that
section OF country minute description of this Estate
unnecessary, as It is certain that persons disposed to
purchase will examine il particularly they are invited
to do so, and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises is instructed show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate. will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending to both. aording navigation to vessels of
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
ments consist Of large brick Dwelling House, with
iour rooms on floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, some of them
brick, AMI most of them new. The Low Grounds lay
In one compact body, Immediately in front the house
without single break, and every part to be seen from
the dwelling at single glance the eye; they are fine
~ calculated for the production of Barley Wheat In
dian Corn Cotton, Sc; in fact, this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have seen IT, to be the best
OF the same extent, and of the handsomest in Va
The time of payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number of hands to cultivate
the Estate together with the stock of every kind farm.
ing utensils, &c. will be sold with it, If required
May III. l-wU JOHN TABB.
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HOHANNA will stand the ensuing season at my
w Farm, nine miles from Richmond, directly on
the sage 70 leading from that place Frodericks
burg, and known as Halt Sink
il is not saying too much, Oor submit II to the can
dour OF every gentleman acquainted with the facts to
sustain me 10 the asseron when say, that his colts
are universally acknowledged, to possess az much SIZE
strength, and beauty any colts that have been
produced by any one horse 10 Virginia / know seve-
rail- that cannot be purchased for less than seven or
eight hundred dollars; and have, myself, been offer.
ed 900 for one at year oid-the estimate at which
they are held by their take to be the strong
est recommendation that can be offered 10 behalf Of
uniried colts.
The season will commence on the 18th of Februs.
ry and terminate the LIST of July. Terms a. here
tofore Fifty Dollars, to be discharged by the payment
Of Thiriy-6ve at any time during the season Sixty
Dollars insurance One Dollar TO the Groom, which
is expected either when the is brought or taken
away.
Extensive pastures provided, and fed reg
uiarIy, unless otherwise directed, at 25 cents day
Gentlemen who cent mares last year, by The season.
TO Gohanna, that did not prove 10 foa III any there
beg informed that they be rent again and no
charge made for the services Of the Horse, unless
should prove in foal or, In oher words the mares will
be insured at the price OF the season.
Jan. Is 7T-2swsw JOHN M. Bolts.
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IINTIL the receipt Of the Goods mentioned above,
u Benjamin Lloyd Belt will continue las heretofore
advertised, and at the same plaee) to dspose Of the
stock now on hand, (mos OF which 10 Of recent pur.
eha'es) at uery reduced yofes-prepsraory to their
nal Opposition, which will take place before the new
concern goes into operation.
March 8. 99-2w4w
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DCtLlNG T. DAY, respectfully INFORM tnrr
friends and The public generally, that they con.

DRUG AND .aPOTHECaRY B BUSINESS.
Al the old established stand. sgn of the Black Boy
and Mortar, Market Square. where they offer for
sale unusual low prices, large and general assort
meas o, iresh and genuine Medicines, Paints, Dye
Soh', Window Glass. Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and
patent Medicines OF every descripon--ro which will
De ADDED regular supplies of every article in their
line, from the Northern Cities.
All Of which they. will sell at wholesale or RETAIL
on such terms az cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Merenanh. fhysieians, and the Public generally
are requested to call and examine for be
lore purchasing elsewhere. THOMAS PULLING,
Feb rs. 95-2aw3w&w4w MUSCO L. DAY .
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STAcE NoTICE-The Mali Coach win h,ssstter

STAGE NOTICE-The Malt Coach will hetSatter
- leave Petersburg for Halifax Tarboro' aud ,Ra-
leigh, on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays "A
NJ, arrive at Halifax the same days, at p. M.--leave
Halifax tho next days, at A NJ. arrive at TArboro
at p. NJ. in time for the Passengers to take the Nor
folk line for Fayettsville.-At Enfield Coach will
leave Immediately on the arrival Of the Petersburg
Coach for Raleigh, and arrive at the latter place the
same evenng.-By these routes the passengers obtain
the necessary rest each night The .Ne,c Orleans
.MaiI line OF Post Coaches, leaves Petersburg for
Fayetteville, via Lawrenceville, Warrenton Lewis
burg, and Raleigh daily, at 4P. NJ. and arrives at
Fayetteville, in IS hours.
THE PRoPRIEToRs.
Petersburg Stage Office, March IL. IOi-l2t
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IL AND FOX SALE.-By virtue OF Deed Trust,
- executed to the subscriber, by Abner Smith, be- ar
Ing date the 22d day of July 1880. and duty recorded
In IN Clerks Once. of the county Court OF Powha-
tan, shall offer Tor sale, at public auction, the 18th
day Of March, the Of land lying on Butte
Creek, In the county Of Powhatan, near Genito and
adjoining the lands OF Samuel Jones and others this
well known tract Of land, formerly belonging to Major
Edward soseley, and contains by estimation one thou
sand acres. IL has OR il commodous dwelling house
and all necessary out houses Tor the alton of
amily and Tor the purposes Of farming. Persons
wishing TO purchase, invited TO examine the land
The sale wi po,itivey take place the premises on
the day appointed for cash.
Such title as the subscriber has in the nd and such
such only will be conveyed to the purchaser.
Feb. e. S5-w6w JNO. T. MOSELEY
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tO.PARTNERSH subscribers have as o..
~ eiaed themselves in business, under the firm Of
Belt, Price, & Co., and will open in few weeks Ia,
the corner ooliqueIy opposite the Bell Tavern) gene
raj assortment, OF Staple and Fancy. Foreign and Do
nestle, Dry Goods; which they invite the attic nton
OF County Merchants, their friends. and others with
the assurance that nothing shall be wanting on tn
part to deserve the public patronage
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
THOMAS X. PRICE.
JOHN MARSHALL SHEPPARD
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M arch IL.
STAGES FROM wARRENTON
TO
DAN WILLIE

TuNHIS Stage will leave warrenton eyery Tuesday
- and Saturday al o'clock p. M arrive at o. tord
Same day: Leave Oxored every Wedne sdsy and Satur
day al o'clock A. NJ. and arrive at Dsnvle at p M
same day. Leave Danville every Monday and Thurs
day at o'clock A. M. and arrive at Milton At A. NJ
M every Tuesday and Saturday and arrive at Warren.
ton in time for passengers take the stage north to Pc
tersburg.
This route combines advantages and fac iities
than most routes In the southern country; and for COM
fort and convenience il is not surpassed. Persons ira.
yelling to Petersburg, Richmond, any place to the
north can enter the stage at Danvie either Monday or
Thursday nj. arrive Milton at o'clock and a,
Warrenon days 10 time for the stage going north.
day by o'clock p. nj. Thus performing the route
OF lit Miles in three days Price Of Fare tbrtu, h
$40 %, and arrive in in six DAYS from Dan.
vile or Milton Persons travelling south can leave Pc
tersburg every Monday and Thursday and arrive a,
Werrenton xt days In time take the stage or Milton
or Danvlle.
This line inersects at Warrenton the main daily line
running Nor h or South. Ii also meets tina Norfolk
line uia Mur freesboroueh and Halifax NJ c. Persons
burg, 60 in this line Norfolk and there meet the
Steam Boats, direct to Washington City, Balimore SIC
This ine also meets at Oxford a stage from Raleigh -
AT Milton u also intersecs the stage line from
ieksburg, Va, TO Powelton, Georgia And at DanviIIe
meets with line Of stages from Lynchburg Va and
another from Salem, n. C. twice a week. which extends
Ola Morganion, BrintletowD, Greenvlle, SC. to the
south.
The Proprietor pledges himself to keep comfortable
by these means hopes to obtain share Of patronage
Passage from Warrenton to Dsnville SIS co. All bag.
gage and Parcels at the risk OF tn. owners
February "a. 94.-w6w JAMES w JEFFREYS
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hiSSOLUTION.--The co-partnership heretofore
~ existing under the firm OF BARNES & BELT, |.
this day Dissolved by mutual consent All Of hose in
debied to the concern, Will please make payment b.
l.. Bel-aOd those to whom the concern 10 indebted,
will be paid by him, he alone is authorized to settle
the whole business. NEWMAN w. BARNES,
BENZ. LLOYD BELT.
Richmond, Feb. 10, 1881.
" The Subscriber 10 this day moving bis goods from
the store recently occupied by BARNES s. BELT, 10
the store on the Of f. and 18th streets opposite
the Bell Tavern where he will dispose Of bis stock
hand at very reduced pyeesssy about and charges;
which viii be done for the purpose Of reducing the
stock much possibIe before his Spring supply
rives He has received recently from New York and
Philadelphia, great many and desirable articles,
both for Ladies' and Gentlemen, which he will dispo G
Of before said at very reduced priees
Feb. rs 80 -w4w BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
GORDoNSvILLE.-Tbs subscriber has lately
IN purchased this we'll known Establishment, and
intends continuing the Tavern He will be prepared
to accommodate visiters in the bes, manner. His Ia
bes shalt be well supped-bis BH well stocked and
bis Stables we'll furnished with provender for horses.
The Stages from Guysndoite 10 Fredericksburg, and
from Richmond 10 Hsuisonburg, arrive and depart
from ihis stand. Ths subscriber assures the public
that his best exsrtons to give sslisscion, shall be
made. MARTIN BAKER.
The fredericksburg Herald snd S'sun,on Spectator,
VIII publish the above weekly for four weeks 10 Zach
paper AID feud their accounts.
March 8. 9e-v4w
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~ASHlNGrON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
w Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced lease this extern
sve Establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
mondsoR, for term of years, and takes pleasure n
nouncing to his friends and the public that it is now
open for the reception of company The house is in
excellent repairand having been furnished in supe-
ror style and provided with the best servants aud ma
tesials for the subscriber pedg-
es himself that by unremitng attention to business en-
IRE satisfaction will be given all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs- Porter * Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandote will stop at this
house; which will afford passengers bound any
the Virginia Springs other points westward the most
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb 26. 95-H l.. HARTMAN.
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UNhUST SALE-By virtue OF deed of trust
IL fren John s. Taylor, bearing date 'hs 23d of De.
csmber, 1928 OF record in the County Court OF Lu-
nenburg, for the purposes therein mentioned, will be
offered Tor sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder
at Lunenburg Court House, on Monday, the I4h day
OF March next, being court day, Tract Of Land con-
tanning S4S Ia acres, than fourth OF which
lie wooded, lying both sides Of Big No,toway River
part in the county of Lunenburg, and part in the
county oil Notoway, adjoining the well known Falls
MUS, on the said river This Tract Of Lard may be
very advantageously divided into several tracts and
will be so divided. il found necessary to suit pureha
sers the Trustee being horized do Il il
le's to say any thing about the land those wishing
10 purchase will, OF course view the premises. The
land will be ;hewn by Benjamin w Fitzgerald, Esq,
who resides adjoining ii.
The sale will be a credit OF IL moths Bend and
security to be approved by me- will be required for the
purchase money, also lien on the land itself. Pos.
session will be given the first day OF January nex,
with the privilege OF seeding a crop of small grain
next fall LEW ZONES Trustee