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Cotton Yarns, Coffee, &c.

Cotton Yarns, Coffee, &c.
THNHE Subscriber is now receiving, and
~ offers for sale
5000 lbs Petersburg cotton yarns, factory prices
200 bags Porto Rico and Rio coffee
as bids cheap sugars
do prime st Croix do
80 bbIs Loaf and lump do
so small chests imperial and gunpowder tea
bags pepper
do ginger
do allspice
40 boxes tallow candies
10 do sperm do
20 do starch
SO reams writing and wrapping paper
is boxes fresh bunch raiEins
large bales almonds
20 nests wood boxes
10 doz bed cords and leading lines
SO small casks genuine Malaga wine
10 or do Sicily Madeira do
25 hhds prime retail molasses
500 lbs Spanish soal leather
200 casks cut nails, assorted
tons country iron and plough pates
1000 sacks Ashton's Liverpool salt
100 Nova Scotia grindstones
so bbls mackerel No /, 2, and ;
100 do N c cliPt behring's No l, with varsity
of other articles.
u Country merchants and dealers will please
call and examine for themselves.
JOSHUA ]. FRY,
spt 40 Next door 10 OTrs, DvRLoP & Co.
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WILLIAM ALLEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

IA AVlNG just returned from the Northern
n n Cities, with his FALL GOODS, compri-
sing general assortment Of Cloths, Casmercs
and Vestlngs- also, variety of Fancy Articles,
for gentlemen's wear, viz Cravats, Stocks.
Gloves, Suspenders. Hosiery, Pocket Handler
chiefs, Shirt Bosoms, Shirt Collars, &c, &c.
respectfully invites he attention of his patrons
and the public, to call, and examine them.
sep 23=d2t en4w
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Foscting Pieces at .1,.ciioa.
TOMORROW Morning. Tuesday 4th lns. AZ
O'CLOCK viii be sold at our Office invoice Of
Percussion and Flint Guns, some of them ysYy good
quality. o. d. g. co. Xucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

AER SBEFFEYr intends TO open Sem
I've mary for the education OF Young Ladies
IN her own house, in Stanton. The first sessi-
viii commence on the first day of November
and continue I'VE months. All the bra inches
usually taught in the best schools, will be attend
ed to in her Seminary. Che has engaged teach
crs of great experience and well tested ability,
in every department of learning. 1t is bcllev-
ed that her School will combine as many advan
tages as any Female Institution in the State
Her residence is peculiarly favorable for the
purposes of a school; it is remarkably elevated
and healthy, sufficiently remote from the noise
and hustle of town, and has an extensive and
beautiful lawn. well odspted for the purpose of
recreation and exercise.
In offering her services to her friends and the
public, in this important and responsible employ
men'r Mrs SHETFEY pledges herself to watch
with maternal tenderness and vigilance, the de-
pertinent Of those committed TO her care, and 10
pursue With diligence every Measure calculated
to promuie their nor5l we'll os intellectual I'M
provcmeni.
She will receive 10 or - Young Ladies' into
her family as borders. Board can also be had
on good terms IN GONE # he most respectable
families in town. For further particulars en-
qulre of Mrs. Sbelfey or Mt j. Warrington
Smith.
Stounton, Va. Sept. IS, o3l. spt 28-cst
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$1,000 WANTED on loan

~, for four years. Security
VIII De given on some of the most valuable pro-
perry IN Virginia, % miles from Richmond CT.
'y.-ihterest payable annually in Richmond. -
Apply to George p. Crump, Richmond, or Viii
liam Brumley, near New Kent Court House.
sep 14-2aw4t
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University OF .VFSxS.VE01sd.

OEGOeF6tGy u aIHSEEsyE4E9EN.
TEVHE MEDICAL LECTURES in this Institu.
n ton will commence on the last Monday in
October
Theory and Practice of Medicine-NATHANI.
Ell POTTER, Md.
Materia Medica-SAMUEL BAKER, MD.
Obstetrics, and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren-RICHARD w. HALL, NJ. D.
Institutes of Physick-MAXWELL McDOW
ELL, d.
Surgery-NATHAN r. SMITH, MD.
,Anatomy-THOS. III. WRIGHT, MD.
Cllemistry-JULIUS T. DUCATEL, A. NJ
NATHANIEL POTTER, Dean.
Baltimore, Aug. 10, 1891. wl3t
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JOHN J. WERTH JR.

or Ms Sign Of the Golden Kes,)
AS Just received by the ship Julian from
IL Liverpool, and the recent arrivals from
the north. his FALL SUPPLY of
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MISS MACKUNxTH

hspEcrFuLLr informs the Public, that hel
~ seminary will be re-opened on the frs
o"uay 10 october, Tor the reception Of Board
eIs ana Day Pupils. She thankfully ncknowl.
eoses her Obligations to the citizens of Rich
mono Tor the preference for years given to her
school, and DESTROYS to merit It's continuance. she
nas spared neither pains nor expense 10 provide
W. ne! pupils efficient masters, and every other
auvantsge which can contribute to the acquire
'"en a OF solid. useful, and liberal education.
sept l9-6tc
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

9,SI The A I coppered ship EN-
Ss8HASyOY, AcKERMAN, ma ster, to load
&MHfrRat Bermuda Hundreds; Ina wing two.
thirds of her cargo engaged and
,eaoy 10 go on board, she will meet despatch
For freigh Of tobacco. cotton, Or flour, apply to
oct CHARLES PALMER.
"A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE
he subscriber offers for sale his estate in
the the county of Frederick, called White Hail.
IT'S a compact farm of six hundred acres; a large
portion OF the cleared land is in clover, and the
wnoie IN good state of cultivation, laid of
handsomely into small fields, surrounded by the
pest fencing. partly of stone. The improve
menus are large dwelling house, con; aiming
~ seven rooms. and all necessary out
;:::W houses. There is perhaps not more
lIIiS pleasant situation in Virginia, for
family residence, than White hall,
s"u the heaithiness Of its situation has almost
become Proverbial, there having hecn but one
case ca, OF tall fever for the last twenty years.
should this farm not be Opposed of at private
SAFE before the 2it day Of November, it will be
oHerea on that day at auction on the premises,
ana II sold, the stock, consisting Of horses,
Steers, Cattle and hogs, about fur hundred bar
rels OF corn, wagons, carts and farming mple-
ments, will be sold. In the meantime, bout
zoo acres of the land will be seeded in wheat
an iu rye The terms of payment for the land
WIZ be made known on application to the sub.
scrioer' residing in Winchester, and both of the
real and personal property on the day of sale.
wv, JNO. w. PAGE.
Wlnchester, Sept 20. 1881 SPIT 3o-wts
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NO TECE.

SVUTICE.
VENHE subscribers having located themselves
II in this place, for the purpose of transac,ine
Commission business in country produce, beg
leave to tender their services their friends and
the public generally.
They will also attend to the receiving and
forwarding goods.
spls3-2sw9t READ g. MACMURDo.
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KEansDaeia SveFeeev college,

Hampton Sydney College.
TENHE semI-aunual examination at the inshu-
= ton ssili commence on Friday, the Odd
September and close on Tuesday, the 27th.
The commencement wiii-iaEe place on Wcdnes-
day the 2Gtb. The Anniversaries cf the Lite
rary Societies will be celebrated on Thursday
the 29th. PETER McVICCAR,
sep 8-w4t Sec'y of the Faculty.
The next session of tIampden Sydney College
will commence on the lst November. The ex-
penses, for fees to Professors, board, room-rent,
aud servants attendance, for the winter session
of six months, amount to SO 75-for the sum-
mer session of four months, So 25.
The faculty and the subjects taught are as
follews:--
!. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, by Jonathan p. CUsH-
INc, President and Professor.
2. Mathematics, by PETER McVrccAR, Pro.
frssor.
B. Ancient and Modern Languages, by a l..
HOLIDAY, Professor.
4. Rhetoric, History, &c, by Rev. GEoReE
EAToS.
The annual meeting Of the Trustees, will
take place on The 29th and 2cth IF September
The new wing OF the college coffee Will be
completed for the reception of Students by The
LIST November. WIN. S. MORTON,
sep 8-w9t Sec'y Of the Board Of Trustees
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N. B. The Subscribers will continue to oarry
on the Grocery and Commission Business, in
the House recently occupied by S. R. g. CO,
under the firm of Shepperson g. Radcliffe,
where they invite their former customers friends,
and the public generally, to call and examine
their assortment of Groceries
ELISHA SHEPPERSON
au 10 JAMES II. RATCLIFFE.
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Dissolution.

DtSSOLsttlOaa.
VIE copartnership heretofore existing, under
n the firm of Shepperson, Ratcllff.. g. Can
non' was dissolved on the 25th ultimo, by mutual
consent All Persons having claims against the
SAID firm. are requested to present them for sci,
'ement, and al those indebted, will please make
payment TO Elisha Shepperson, and James R.
Radcliffe, who will settle the business of said
concern.
ELISHA STEPHENSON.
JAMES. r. RATCLIFFE
henry CANNON
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SWIRGINIA:-At superior court of thancer

b. J. WORSHAM q =
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law School.

yHIiE snbserisef intends opening, neat fall
aLan Sehool. 10 the Town OF Sisuntan to
be continued permanently, II adequate eneour
ogement should be received. The mode
instruction will lie course Of lectures aud
study aud f. auent examinations. In order
TO devote The greater tart OF his time 10 tue
proposed sch sol. be viii. IRON is CONNIE nee
meni conhne his practice 20 the Court of Ap
peais al Le~isburg. and The Federal and CIR
cult Superior Courts IN Stanton. Tie first
session wlll beaia on the lst Of Odobtf, and
continue until the isi Of Jaly neil following,
withnu' iaiermissioa, excerpt duI ing tie terms
OF the Federal and Circuit Superior Courts.
The tuition fec per session. ~ill be sesrniy Eve
dollars Persons desifnus OF becoming pupils
willplesse communicate The fact 10 the subsori
her, by letter, as soon as practicable aud
prompt attention will be given TO ihs inquiries
which they may think proper 10 make.
BkI5G0k q. BALDWIN.
Stannt9n, May 8. VITA.
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Pied Mont Stage Route.
HTA GHU

~ EAvE5 Washington At noon on TUESDAY
IN 1burseay and Saturday, passes throoen
liz couniies Of Fairfa1, Prince Wih,am. fah-
qmer. Cuipeper, Madison, Orange, Al0eaiaffe'
iNelson, 1nhersl, TO Lynehouig--thene
through Campbell and Piiigteanid 10 Dan
pilie, and thence to Salem. North Carolina
Al which place it intersee's the Line to the
Coli, Region. aud the Line to Columbia, Au'
gusie MiliedssUifie, Sc. :,
lime TO DaituiRe a distance oil 2oo miles,
three and halt days. Fare, eighteen dollars.
This route branches al iyachbng aud runs
10 Sai,m va. ut which place II iniersecls the
VntieV Line o Tennessee, 8iabama. &c.
Distance from Washington 10 Satem, prgl-
MA, o53 miles. lime, 81 day, fare > II 70.
From Lyach6nrg TIE Snbscr'ber also owns
Line TO the pygitia Watering Places irasel.
led altogether IN tue day time distance lo3
miles. Far, 50 80
From Washington 10 Columbia, by my route,
the distance Is ga mil-s--by Richmond OH
miles. To augusta o MHedgeriit &c the dis
lance by my route is neater tban that by Rich
mould. " From SIX 10 nine hours allowed
for sie.p for each nigbt. The accommodations
are b lieved TO be good throughout hut The
best accommodations To Dsnvilie, TO Salem
Va. and the Watering Places are provided by
WM. SMITH, Cuipeper, c. II. IA.
Nav 81. Is
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ITO zlAlL IL.

X III pets ,ns Indebted 10 thr h'tn OF Nathan
a. iel Winston g. Co. AMI j. u G. L. Lynch
4 Co or have had any transactions with John
Lynch, Jr Charles T.. Lynch OF myself ~ re-
ference to the business done a. Black Water
Mills OF Lyncbbure, since the lst joy, ls29
or may have until TIN lst July, 1882, are re.
by notified TO make no settlement with, or pay
ment TO any other person than me. The pobllt
will disregard tue advertisement Of John
lynch, Jr and Chsiles T.. Lynch. dssulVlng
the firms mentioned, they not having authori'
~,
The remarks handed in some time since il
relation 10 their advertisement &c. ALE std
n The Office ofihiS paper, aud may appear a
v as intended,
NATHANIEL HINSTON.
limo
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Wish 10 sell tract VI land iying ~ An
beri county. four miles irpm Tho Conrl
house, on Boflaloe Hisef, adjoining the lands
Of Col Pierce. Nh. 1hos. AppIing aud others,
containing one hundred aud seventy acres,
nearl, one half In woods. part Of which Is f,t'
rate tobacco land. Ibis land Is Of tho brat
quality IN that ne,ghborhood, the dwelling
houss is a very comfortable one, rooms be9"
with a porch, Two rooms above stars, two good
stone ohmneys, and is certainly one Of The
handspmesi situations 10 Amherst COUNTY COM
Portable out houses. good apple orchard anu
sbounds wnh the best OF spIinR,. MIR. Jpa"
O,llatd 10 the neighborhood, or MIR. oideon
Gooch, who lives on the place. "lll she" u 70
AM person wishing TO purchase. Terms &c
commodaiing a, am anxious to sell and would
lake IN exchange lauds IN Ohio.
c. IiMBERLAKE.
Feb. 10 t15
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GpIENnln

TntlE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line O. business
nod, also, that he has made arrang ements
which will enable hun at all times, andiai the
shortest notice, 10 supply those who may favor
lin with their patronage with Coaches, Gigs,
Barouches, or any other deseri, tion of Car
iages, from Newark, (N.J.) which is known
10 be- the pery best .hanydctory of such articles
IN he Wortd. Arrangements have also been
made with matntactories in Philadelphia and
New York, SO that dHy ord n which may be
given caa always be Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues TO carry
on The Carriage making business, aud is PIE.
rared to make Carriages of any description
"hirh may be wanted by those who prefer the
h'me manufacture. He will also do any kind
OF repairs on the cheapest terms, aud in the
most punclual manner.
HENRY NJ. D!DLAkE.
Aug. 30 Is
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Tosliilers.

n WILL sell. on accommodating terms, .
- Stone Mill. situs 'eJ Oh the Cafawbs, abvu'
iog mites from where he Greek emptics into
James River.
This Mil fhaving until recently. been The
property OF Legstees, some OF shofn were
Minert) has been for several yesrs out Of Use,
aud neglected 20 mat the dam, trunk. aud
water wl,,tl have gone 10 decay. The mii Is
B story high, and Is furnished with eIc.lt-nf
Busrs, 4 Boiling Chests. Screen. aud all The
inside machinery necessary for tn mannfae-
turs of Flour. except clotbs they having been
destroyed " has also the brnrGi of never
hilng watef power, Witch 10 amply sufficient
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rWBSg SAFE.

I'm PURSUANCE Of Trust p s,1
II executed " Nislsrn Joplrg on voc -,
Ia, OF os.obsI, lf2I, 10 benaft A, Cav ofu
a. ,rus,se. and Of seeosd ~ the Cleias eihes
II Amherst esa6tt eo0rt, ~ew vii, e. The ioii
d., Of Jai,, 1851. nfon he preniisst, pf"o.fe
"a cell a, pahiie antint. fef cash, ons tqnsl
moifiv OF a tract q baud. supposed TO eon an
four hundred ares aid ifs sanas on shith
the said I'm, Joplibg aaN fss'dtt-o anoeo
Nv the lands OF WIN. Pryor, john A. Carter
since deeensal,l Guards {. Carle' snd Other
The said moieiy 10 include tie Mansion
house.
Aiso, at the same time and place,
and upon The same terms, toiH DC sot8'
one bay Horse. ont bay Mar, one yoke Of o.
an one on Car, twelve bead OF ffotned eatiif,
thirty head Of Hogs, eleven neao o. shesl'
three Beds and Farniture, one secretary, one
l.ooh Case, one Walnut Pes, and al other,
his Hons hold and ki'chsa Furniture. flsnla'
lioo uienslls. crop Of fObateo, &C.
The said Beanei \. Crawford having remo-
ned beyond The Limits of this State, We the ua-
..rsiened have been appointed IA his stead BY
a n order Of the Superior Court OF Chaneeiy
Tor The L,nehbufg Dislriet 10 execute the deed
4 hlressid.
The title 10 the above property IS believed
70 be gnod, Dol acting Is trustees We shall con.
, y With SPECIAL wesrany--irs usierIlng aud
selliug such rigdi only as We holJ uadef SAID
deed.
ADDISON TALIAFERRo, / Trus-
RICHARD CRAWFORD, } tees. &C.
oeo6 ids
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FrS he un.ssn igas5. appointed Tfl,isss ey
III The Court OF Amherst. under dsen
made IN the yest 1875, by wiilism 1bufm"n''
II the Count, OF Araheisi, which sanl deed was
for the benif OF Lucy Ihurnond, the vie o'
The said William. and ~ well rs Their children,
--,he said " tllHni and LBss having eath he-
pariel this life, The vndtrslgned DESIRE 10 close
tbem uusi, b, disehsrgng sueb tebs tann
sucn only rs arr ehargsabls .ron nf f"nb !
aud thereafter 20 surrender to the persons en-
titled thereto. the estate nsef. Persons hold
lns such CLAIMS will pieas- bring them for.
saId 20 Amherst Jaiy court neat "a order that
we moy make arrangements 10 discharge
them. ADDISON lALlhFERh0, I Iras-
JOHN THOMPSON, tees.
Amhersi {. Il. Ianr y I3NJ
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@ AAHIA4ln9 s..

TUNHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
friends aud customers, they are msnuiac-
turing and receiving from their northern man
,ac,oIies good supply Of one and two horse
Barouches, with number OF other Carriages,
such rs Gigs, sulok,s. Bnrhys, &c. also
newly constructed Cafriage-suitable and
convenient Tor Family use. which they OFF,
Tor sale the lowest prices Any person wish
ing an article in their line of business would DO
weiiio call al their old stand. near the lower
md Of main.sir,et, Lyaohburg, where they
Tan select rom great variety oil Carriages.
UP All Orders Tor Carriages rom any part
al the Country will be Thankfully received aud
nea 1y .xroUied i'll despatch.
u Repairing done AZ the shortest notice by
II H. BEACH g. Co.
Iune % WIS
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Feb. 10
REMOVAL,

n HE subsrribsr has taken the Bell Tavern
IL at Nelson Court House, (Losings On, }
where he is nov ready 10 receive all persons
who may favor INN snh Their company, and lac
pledges himself 10 u.s. every cxertlon 10 give
the most general satlsfa clion.
lis house is situated near TIE Coari-iIouse
aud Is large ard commodlous. lis stable IS OF
brioe, and calculated to hold from forty 10 my
borkes,--this is likewise pienlIluIiy supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the auen'
ioD OF Pood and faithful servants, he fatteri
hln:slf will entlle him 10 patronage.
J. Il. STOUT.
Neson c. II. Oci. q. Is
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n Ply ririue 81 a died of trust, e1etuttd 10 me
hD subscriber bg fieuben Mariin ~ ms ne
Tine, (of certain purposes heredt mentioned, !
shaiferpose 70 sqtc dpn6iic auction 10 The highest
blddfr. for ready money, on The prem,'ts, on ne
3uih day u JHte It iraei Of iaud, gang ~ Mel
son county, on The w1iers Of Dutch Creek, coz
aiming two hundred x serenity acres. 9h"ts a
rniaabit flrm Of rs sise, aud weH Worfhg ne
attention Of any pefsos Oishing 10 1ug such u
one NE Improvements are good. .9oang a.
tfWifs, mil only be responsible jof such tgit
as rs rested IN me by said deed
J. G.4RL.3ND.
JRne IDS
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'Irust pale.

EPY virtue ofiwo several deeds Of trust
N y executed 10 the sabscriher by George
BOYD. the first bearing date the 30th day oil
November 1890, aud the oiher the 2 tn day Of
December 1880, both of which are duly rceO,.
Died ~ The Clerks Office OF the County Gour
OF Campbell, for The purposes ,berein express
I'D, srz 10 secure debt due David II. BOYD,
shall on Wednesday the 2Uth day of Iuly
1891, brfore the door OF Boyd's Tavern IN the
Town Of New London, "a the County OF Camp.
bell, proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder FOR
cash, tue following property conveyed by said
deed 10 vii lie following slaves Squire, a
Blacksmith, john u Blacksmith, Jenny. her
four childf,n. IL VII: Mary, Lucy, Billy, aud
Carirr. rossnm Jack. Jesse, Peggy, and Robin
Also' the following properly, 10 vii i: beds,
bedstesds md furniture, 10 windsor chairs, 2
cows and one cali, g.ry colt, / side board,
| secfetsry, large gilt looking glass, seven
tables, all claims upon the estate oil James Boyd
deceased OF the Count, Of Lancaster, State Of
Penn,y lynAia, which are now due, or mat
hereafter accrue to the said Grorge Boyd
Acting as Trustee, / shall only convey such
tile IN The foregoing property, as is vested in
ne ny sad deeds.
+. w. MSQUE, Trustee.
jane 10. ida
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.Inn. 9.

nj oIAUE.-By ,o,ut u a I'D oi ro=,
" 'xer"el 10 M by J"n II. WogH bpsr.
lng dair on tac 49, de, OF Ap.j. lSzd M
'ecotaeA ~ TN COMFY COuft OF Bedford, al
10 ee"hpi a certain = t,FOses IA DAD deed ex-
pressed, snali on lues,'sj The J9,l DAY OF
July, 1881, a. u, VIe,DIsps, expose To sac, Nv
way ~ fAblIs aHciIon, II eettsiu tract or pai Gel
oi laur cplVoReJ bni 4e.crib.d IN said
deed, lying aHe being ~ III county OF Bed
tntd, c5n,"ui"g 6i3 n,res. more or less, i,
nrFg iae same trtct 81 parcel of Land,
wh'cn lo'nser.y he.ougeh 10 George Doug
las, dtc Inv o,ms 81 ale viii be naue
kuosn At ne unr aud riaca IT sale The H..
Tie TO 'sid 'a"d Is beltpVe1 10 be unqleslioaa
hls good but "e.ng as ,,ls,er, viii Convey
% the purchaser or purchasers such title as !,
vested ia ,1t by The sa,d deco Of trusi and no1t
Other. BALDA McDANIEL trustee.
M 2u. tds
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A FORGE

few hundred dollars worth Of repairs would
make n capable of msnu factoring. daily, from
rs 10 loo Bushels OF Wheat, into Flour.
! vii sell this Mil, With rny quantity OF
Land adjoining, from o TO 10 acres up 10
or 600, or lease 1t for term Of yesrs 90 libef-
terms. WILLIAM \. MCDOWELL.
fmcasile, Boieioun June l6 81
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ArNst aiE.

Cd virtue of 4 Ger ain deed of trust, execu
~s-s@ ted ~ VIM K. Raane, to the uuders,en-
ed trpstees, hearing dat the 22d day of Outu
Der, 1880 and ol r,,ord IA tue Clerks Office
oil Amherst County CUuit, Tor tn, purposes IN
sad decd expressed We, o, euuer Of ~, hall
on Thursday 3o,h ol June INST II fair, fnot, on
tue next far day III iraier. sunday excepted,
nron tue PIE uses, srii, Tor cash, al auction
III" ,rAci oi land "hereon said Rnane now lives,
IN Amherst county, about eight milts from
Lynchbuis, estimated to contain a0tut seven
hundred acres, more or l,ss.--l he land has IN.
on II valuable improvements. and the follow
'ng slaves, nz-Joh Bob, Bot, Geotsy, Fan
ny, foi,, Aauc,, Judy, hnd her four Oh, lfen
OF so much thereof as will be suliiuiesl 20 5s5
aud satisfy the pe,ent demand uudeI the 50.
6eed oflrust
The title TO the above property is believed 10
he good--but the und,p slgued wi onl, cony.,
10 .ne pur'h tser or purchasers such tue as the
hold under The sand deed.
JAMES l.. LANkIN. Tru,
LEWIS L, WILLIAMS. tees.
Jnne y. rs