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NEW FALL
find Winter Goods.
MIR 4 30 Y ID

HOG MIRE & BOYD.
TEAVE received their supply OF Fa1 and
E Fl gHinier Goods, which added 10 thear
former stock, makes their assortment very
eounpls.fe They therefore respectfully request
their old customers and the public generally,
to give them a call, assuming them they shall
be furnished on the very best terms-among
their goods will be found
Super and common blue, black, brown, olive,
claret, drab and mix'd Cloths,
Suner blue, drab, and Bix'd Cassimers,
Super and common blue. olive, brown, drab,
lavender and MACK mix'd Cassinetts,
Rose, point and duifell Blankets.
Red. green, scarlet yellow s. white Flanneis,
Black and cooured Merino Cloth,
Mermo Circassians, all colours,
Black Bonn bazetts and Circassians,
Black and brown Bombaz,nes,
Crimson Moreens; Swansdown Valencia, 4
Toillnett and Silk Festings,
Black 81 scarlet long * square Nermo Sbaws,
Thibet, Cashmere, Silk, Worried and Cotton
ShawIs,
Green Frieze and Floor Cloths,
White, black, lead, brown and drab Worst
ed Hose,
Vigonia and Cotton Hose,
Lambs Wool and black Worsted Hose,
Grecian Boots; green Barrege, Paddlngs,
Fancy Cords, Beayerteens,
Fancy, Leonidas, Grape, Barrcge, Poplain,
and Ganze HaHdkerchieis,
SpitllefeId, Pongee, Baudanpa s. Flag ditto,
Cotton Bandanna, CaledoRia. Berkeley and
Madras Handkerchcfy.
Swiss Muslin and Faucy Cravats,
Black Silk Crayats and Stocks,
Black, Pink and reenltaan Grape,
Black Nancon Grape; Pongees,
Black Italian Lutestnns. - Satin LeHantine..
Black and coli, Gro dc India, Gre. de lure
aud Gro de Maps,
White, Pink and Green Florence,
Black SiIa Velvet and Cut Velvet Festings,
6 4 White and Black Bob,lneti; Black Mode ),
Black aud White Silk Hose and Socks, !.
Hat Grape, fabhy Velvet; W,,tci Calieoes,
Irish Linens Linen Cambrcs,
Swiss. Alull, Book Jackoneti and Cambria
Musiins, nlitr,
Corded Skirts, Cambria, Furniture & com. hi
Checks and Ginghams; BonnetsCaInbric,
Blacl; and coioured Cambria,
Thread and Bobbiaet Laces, Edsings and
inscrlngs,
Bohbineu Footing; besons; Canton Flannel,
White and Black L4ee Vciis,
Green and White Gauze els.
Linen Cambria Pocket fiandk crchicfs,
Rich Winter Ribbons; behinss, Braids,
Dlact, and cold Ribbons assorted; pipeings,
Centlemen's Dnckskin Beaver, White Mad,
toskin and Berlin Gloves,
Ladies !loskin, KID and Silk Gloves,
>s0spantIers, spring an4 EN- non,
Cable and Cotton Cords; Bedlicking,
Foundation Mnsl'ns; MtIineti; " adding,
Aiarseies 9'i:lts; Bed Spreads,
Furniture Cotton: fine Shit,inss,
Eleached aud Brown Maslns; Cotton Yarn,
Candlewick; Carpet ei,aln
Sesd and Oitar Cups, FlYE liars,
4, Black and White " DOL Hats; Brushes,
shell and Horn Combs,
Walking Canes; Whips, &c Sc.
.Iogethef friih IN ercelient assortment of
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NOTlCE.-All persons having claims a
.AV galnst The estate of John CfiStceu, decd.
are notified to bring them forward, properly
authenticated for settlement; aud those N
debted, will make immediate payment. as II
is The desire Of the undersigned adminl,tra
tors to bring The estate 10 aspeedy settle
rent. JOHN CRISWELL, jr.
ABRAHAM CRiSN ELL.
November 10, 1881.
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e ~ LIED hNSEY A quantity ol hea
e. Wy PULLED LlNSEF2, (of MIR Gu
rsdts manaiacture,) for sale low by the
piece or yard.
WILLIAM LONG.
Mdrtinsbur6, Nov. ;, 1881.
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EEULLlNG, DYING AND DRESSING
81 ALs L.I a I'll e. IN H. -,

ESULLING, DYING AND DRESSING
4 OF CLOTH &c---ihe subscribers in
io,m the public that they carry on Fudiag,
Dying, Dressing Of Ctoih, in all It's various
branches; also, Manufacturing, Carding saf
Spinning. at their old stand on Tuscarora.
where they will be thankful for coninaance
OF public favor Having in their employ
thc various branches, they pledge themselves
10 give satisfaction TO all who may favor them
win their custom. For the convenience Of
customers we will receive raw cloth aud de-
liver il when finished al Cookis' Store. Bed
iortoa MiIis) and WIN. Longs store. Mar
tibsbarg a. y j. aiDbEhD.
10Th month, 9th, 1881
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AGAINST

AGAINST
John Bodoiae, Joseph t.ia,eiftan, Edrraid
bond, LAtS ices a,sd OtAefS, del IS
a sdE defendants john iodine aHdGuWdf0
s. Bond, mol having eutcrcd uneai appear
auce ana gwen security, ceordlng ~ lhe
act OF assembly and the rules oi tns Court,
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out vi tnis CoinIuon" ealtu, IL Is o. .
dered tsat tne SAID defendants 40 enter tncir
APPEARANCE to tins suit, ON the hrst Gay vi
The next term, and answer The Uiil oi Tue
plaintiff, and the sand John BodIne do atso
give security Tor performing lne dceree:-
aud thas d copy OF thls order he forthwith
pablished IN tue MaItlnsOurs Gaget;e, anu
continued ior two months saccessNeiy, anu
anoiiier copy thereof posted AT the mont ooor
vi the CoarI House vi this county.
A Copy. Teste,
JOHN STROIHER, 9.
October b, ISSl.-2m
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TIRCiNiA
IN The Circuit SsperiorC otrt Of LmeaHd Chan
cergf6r Berhetey county: October rules 1871,
Benjamin ComeAs, PtW
Elliot Kerney. admir- of James 3. ker
rev, lee d. and in his own right. DE-. Minor
nd Elizabeth +. his wife, late Elizabeth r
{erney, Solomon Blue and Mehaia his wife,
ate caal 'karney, George ~ Arbln ano
susan 4 his wife, late Susan L. kerney,
Thomas iSerney, admir- of susan kerney
iced and In his own right, James Blue and
jane,b his wife an heir of Susan keuey, ana
theirs. Defs
syHE defendants, Elliot Kerney, DIR. Mi
q nor aud Elizabeth E. his wife, Solomon
jlne and llehala his wife, George ST. Aubin
sd Susan r his wife. Thonas kerney, and
James Blue and Jane his Vie, not having
uttered then appearance and given security
according to tie act of assembly aud the
fulcs of lhis Court. and It appearing by 81
,,slactory evidence that they are out OF this
Gominonw eaith; IL is ordered that the said
.iefcndtnis do enter thrir appearance TO this
,ni,. on the first day Of the next term, and
answer Inc bill of the plaintiff: and that co
Nv OF his order he forthwith published in the
MaF,insburg Gszefie, and continued for two
months s,ieeeesiFeiy, and another copy there
ol 30, tcd ~ The froat door OF the Court
House OF this county.
A Copy --reste,
JOHN STROTHER, g.
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AGAINST

"Ealcard Il GftJOs, 'Jtan II God as.d Saasuet
HusheS, acl Is
, +. ala. defendants Jchu Wood and Samuel
ELL !sneS, NOT nayi05 catered their ap
.i,calaace altd SiFGh sccuihy, ace oruIn. 10
,he act OF assembly aud ti,e rules OF .nls
Codrt, and II appearing oy satisfactory cyl
dencc th4, tneJ ale out VI 'hio ConiinJn
wSalth, II Is ordered tiIat lne sa.u 4eicna4sts
DO en,cf theIf appcarene" 10 tls.s suis, GA tue
iirstday oi the next term, ahd answer tue
biil oi the plainilil: ana ,hat copy oi aiis
order he iorthwitn puollshed III Tue Aiatuus-
burg Cazc.te, anu continues iSr t"o nIon, is
successfully, ami another copy taercoi, poe
teo al the mont door vi Inc Court House o.
lhis county.
sJUHN SIROIHER,. c.
Drtnhar
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TSuLILNG. DYING, AND DRESSING

TSULLING. DYING, AND DRESSING
H' or CLOTH. &c.-The subscribers re.
epectfully inform The public. that III addition
10 the manufacture of al. kinds oil wooen
goods they are now ready to receive every
description of country work, such AS fulltag,
Dying. and Dressing Of Cloth, blankets, Hsa
mel, and all kinds OF FANCY DfiNU; all
Of which shall be done in the best manner
end on the shortest notice As one OF the firm
will devote his whole attention to the perform
auce of work ent.uste3 To their care, they
hope Ia receive liberal share of the public
patronage. They still continue to pay the
: highest price in ca sh Tor WOOL. {
= JOHN N. RIDDLE * Co.
July %, 1881.
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VIRGINIA in the Circuit Superior Louit
ol Law and Chancery Tor Berkeley coun
"; October rules. 1851.
-sjacoG II eUGr, sptHi
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October 6, 1S3i.-2m

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Corr,
Of Law aat! Chaneery Ter Berkeley eoun
~: November rules, 1881.
Martin loa.t>, pftH.
against
JTitliam Long and Jae3b lferer. er',s If Hen
ry .MiHcr dcc d Jacob Scaoppeft. adntr ef
Hemu Deah, iced, George DcalA. u tGisn
Ufuhl. -sad D,irid Usaat delts
II IA I. defendant George DeahI. not having
& euieted bis appearances and gwen secu
rity, according TO The act OF assembly and
the rules OF tAi, Court, aud ii appearing hy
satisfactory e,is'coce that he is -ost Of this
{ ornmo nwcal;h; IL is n!eted. that the said
defendant do eates his appearance to this suit,
on the lrst ia, OF The next term and an
swcr tie bill OF the rlaintiif; and that co
~ Of t.,is ,.tt!er be forthwith Published in the
Maltias5ur5 Gazette, and continued for t.o
noaths successfully, and another copy there
Of posted at the front door OF The Count
House oi tins counts.
\ t-opF--Ie~le,
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gfRUST SALE..-The undersigned, on
81 Monday The -lOh day Of October neat.
at the court house door III Martinsburg, viii
sell by public auction, for>cAsH, six several
TRACTS OF LAND lying and being in
the county oil Berkeley, on the bills and
drains OF Back Creek in the said County,
aud containing respectively, 197-i02-l95
H7--i03 and 239 acres, be the same more or
less They will convey 10 the purchasers such
title as isves,ed in them, as trustees, by decd
of trust, executed by William Rumbaugh
and Mary his wife, for the benefit Of James
Campbels executors, which is duly recorded
in the County Court Of Berkeley: by refer!
ence to which particular description oil SAID
JOHN SIROTHER.
HARRISON WAITE.
Sept. lst, 1881.
gy.Ihe above sale is postponed to Mon
day the 18th Of November next, (being tfel
first day Of November CourtJ when it VIA
take place.
October IS, 1881.
g5-.airother Postponeacsst.--The sale Of the
above Laud Is further postponed TO Monday,
Abe 18th day Of December aeTt, when II viii
positively take place.
November IA, 156I.--ts. l
81 L! IER'Sr AXES; Gilhusham's Drawing
~ Knives; GiliinShani's Ceopers Axes ana
Adzes; Glllinghams Reundig Knives; Chi
sris. Augcrs and Hand-saws; Braces vita
80 aud 36 bits; Dou6e struck Squares; Brass.
Steel, and common Shoveis and longs, sc.
With large and general assortment of
SHOES, HITS, .4.ND Gaps,
Ie be had at the store of
w. T. COMPTON
.MartmsbsTg. Nov 10, 1884
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VIRGINIA. III the CIRCUIT oupetipr tout
OF Law aud Chaacery ior beikoieJ coun
y: Uctooer iuics, 1891.
ii rs .nlAcleeN pl III.
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VIRGINIA.


Gerry torBerkeiey county: October rules 1881
Peter Light aud J0ha - Ligdt, e1,s. u
joit Light, So decd piaiis.
Hs AGAINST
Henry Myers, Joha cross Edena,d X. For
meal and jo5epa fOrm.a, dhits
:: al i. dete ndaus John Cross aBd f.ds ard
Il u Forman, not hayin5 catered theif
appearance and gwen security, according 10
vac act u assembly and tie ruies oi tbts
Court, aud II appearing by satisfactory cyl,
oeace that siey are cut OF ans Commonwealth,
II IS ordered tiiat lac sdsd defendants do enter
ihelr appearance 10 this suit, Oh tlle iust day
oi the next teini, ana answer Inc btl vi ine
pislntiiis: aud tIai-a copy u nis order be
iorih"s'n paonsned IN the aiartl,si,urg ia
zette, aha eoAnnued ioi ,wo niuniAs sdcces
sisejy, and another copy tbeieU posted al eae
iront door oil tao Ccurt House vi tine coaUty
A Copy -ieate.
JOHN STkOTuER, o.
F{irf0her 81. I9SI--gtu
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CROUND ALUM s FINE SAIL for
tF s.le by HOGMlRE y BOlD.
November IL, 1881,
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WaAs q , 1is5 q e Sc,

coRusrl--G OF
Knives andFoikF, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Shoe aud Butcher Knives; Carvers,
Cutting and Drawing Knives; Razors,
Scissors and Shears, lea Trays,
Brass Aniirons; Fire irons, Smoothing Irons,
Tea Kettles; Candlesticks; Shutters,
Coffee mills; Plane irons.
Moiticns, Pairing and Turning Chisels,
! Tenant, y zip, Wood and Key hole Saws,
! Rabhet, Grovcing aad SnsL Flames.
Dunk, . Gees aud Beads; Moveing Flows,
Jointers, Brace and Bits; Turner's Gouges
Hand saw, Mill saw and Bastard Files,
Rasps and half round Files
, Iron Rimd Knob. Closet, Stock, Pad, Cup
board, Chest, Trunk Till g. Screw Locks,
aaadrants and Catches,
Butt and Parliament Hinges; Brass Hinges,
Norfolk Laiches; Glass Knobs; Con,aode do
Window Springs and Pnles; Gun Locks,
Spectaces; Tea and Taile Spoons,
Razor Straps; Iron Lamps; foot Roles,
Iron and Steel Blade Squares; Compasses,
Bed and " God Screws; Screw Plates,
Di'iders; Hstchets; Halter Chains; Traces,
Percussion Gaps; Looking Glasses sc. sc
NTH GEERAI. ASSORTMENT OF
Queens 8 Glass Ware Wooden Wae, Drugs,
Pants, Dye Stugs and Stationery.
Martinsburg, Octoter 9th, 1891.
.M4R1YNSBURG PETE4CTORY
II sHE subscribers having purchased of MIR
n &. q. Conradt his entire stock of ma
chinery attached TO the above Factory.
intend confirming the Manufacture of
SCOTCH. PE,NETLi.N, and D.4.H.7SK
Ed FE.NEIL4yN C.3RPE1ING, of diff
ierent patterns and various colours P:trii
cular attention Will he paid to country work,
such as Carding, Dying and Fuisg.
Mr. Conradt (for the PRESENT. viii receive
any country work that may offer, which we
olI'gatc ourselves TO finish 10 first rate work
mante order, and at the lowest prices.
We wish to purchase WOOL, for which
we will give hbesal price in trade or cash
JAMES \ RIDDLE.
ISRAEL K. JANNEY.
September o., ls3l-tr
G NASH FOR WHEAT. Farmers vii
~ ind II their interest To cab on Us before
'hsJ sell their crops as We shall at all times
hcprepared 10 pay the highest price for good
wheat, delivered
FORMAN s BENNETT, y.
August Is, 1851. Mouth If Opeqboa
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flames p Erskiae IN his o,ca right aa' as er-
crttor at Hebcrca Crouch. iced, Harriet
Fakes. IsGjds ianalA. Nary. 4 c. Bprhe,
Ef>ate't Il 1Umel, WiLiiam j IuanrH,
aud ihjRp sadenb0sSch Sheriff Of Berktiep
comfy, Committee, administrator Of ,Ina
>tekfs, Ge3fae G Fakes, end Jlonrs f.
faics, and eda.Iuistraior de boni, non Of
s3bsdt1m HcCOy deed det1s-
{ ,liE Plaintiffs having fled, by leave OF the
& court, an ao,cH.ed bill in this case, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence thatthe
defendant, except Philip Nadenbousch) are
out OF the CommonW ealih; IL is ordered, that
they do enter their appearance TO this sai,
on the first day Of the neat item, and answer
the amended bill OF the plaintiffs, and that a
copy OF this ordcr be forthwith published in
the Msftinsburg Gazette and continued for
two months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the Court
House OF this county.
A Copy-Teste,
IDtjS STRNTuEp r.
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November Il, lS3I.-2m.

VIRGINIA - In the Circui! Superior Court
oftL.tw and Chancery !or Berkeley couD
ty: November rules, 1881
Joseph Hurry md Charity +. his ,cife. and
.1iastm Gillett, III lifts,
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sy-Cash Jor RAGS, al shs Ga-e,!e Office,
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NlOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that :
~ petition will be presented 10 the mex
Legislature of Virginia, praying 10 exeinPa
the citizens of ihe town of Martinsburs, i' y.
the payment Of that part of the county ie'y
which imposes capItation tax upon thesi-
September %, 1881 SIN
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"a. [. Bolts G. CHARLES T. Bolts,

.f11ORNIES hi L.4W.
TNHE subscribers will regularly attend the courts
faithful and dIligen ention any business en,rs
ucd 10 them A. l.. Bolts,
CHI BOT'TS.
n. L. Bolts proposes to establish in the city of
Richmond General Agency Office conncxon
with the practice Of the l.aw-to collect claims and
10 secure debts-o effect sales of stock of all descrip
'ons, publicly privately procure loans of money
ana To dispose OF the same In every ins ance The
commissions will be moderate
The subscriber would be glad to draw deeds oc
conVcyances. and III trust deeds to act rs Trustee
Any person havlng claims of Il doubtful character
would do well to apply him I, ha re them arranged,
ana that 1t they please condoualy-ln any matter
OF difficulty abe legal advice wall be procured with
out additional charge.
Having an extensive acquaintance in the State
those wishing to lend or borrow gums of money
would do well 70 apply to hn-,hs can be done free
OF postage, and if not suitably negotiated no loss or
inconvenience can be sustained. Every honorable
eXerton shall be used and not the most remote risaue
haZarded as far as the subscriber is concerned any
tranSn ciion entrusted him by seller buyer Dor
rover or lender.
Having been for the last ten years member of
the Council of Virginia. ne has necessarily become
conversant with the sub ect of isnd ciais 6rreeo-
IVtonaTy serr'ces--sucn claims will be attended 10
ior the CONDITIONAL compensation or fourth If OBJ
tanned, nothing If not allowed. In attending to such
CLAIMS he VIII be aided by gentleman of much eX-
perencc aud who has devoted much time to he same
Attached his Office will be established if desired
by The citizens of Richmond and it's vicinity, Read
ing Room and Exchange Office. under the manage
ment oil suitable person; and wherever agent or
ouctloneer of any description may be employed, due
care Will be obseTTed.
The nbove establishment will go into operation the
LIST ct April nc, en-lcr-and If So due notice will
be given. a. l.. Bolts
feb lift
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DR.. ADAM CLARKE7S
Commentary on the Bible.

NOTICE The subscribers are now publishing
new and correct Edition of Dr. Clarke :
Commentary on the Old and New Testament. on
fne paper from new tyre, in yo!s. ro-al the
very low prcc of Giiccn dollars per copy well bound
From the high reputation and extensive circulation
of this work, it cannot but be regretted, that we
have no correct edition of it in this country
All former editions, when compared with the Eng.
'sh copy, corrected by the Doctor himself are found
very inaccurate, in many important respects.
The subscribers having procured an English cor.
reced copy, pledge themselves to produce a correct
edition i'll every respect.
The New Testament will be ready for delivery in
April next. in vols a. S. the copy.
Any person ordering or more copies at q time
shall De allowed - per cent discount.
Al orders directed to X. l. Smith. Richmond
John Grigg, Philadelphia, ] {, J. Harper. or the
publishers New York, will be punctualy attended TO
S. HOYT d co New York
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A CARD.


MIR. & MRS kNIGIl /, fiattcred by the repeat
1VA ed desire Of many friends to establish them
seves IN Richmond and give inst ructon in VOCAL.
and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, respectfully re-
quest that Ladies and Families, DESTROYS of receiving
rss"ns, won!d signify their iatenton previous AIr
knights leaving the CITY, February 25th,) in order
that the necessary -ements may be made so as
to commence the first of April Mrs Knights the.
atrlcH engagements in other cities obiges It to be
postponed TO that period Should sufficient mum
Der OF pupils offer, Mr.. and Mrs Knight would per
manently establish themselves in Richmond, as pro-
tessors of Music
Observation-Disclosures on the Piano Torto, $50 pei
quarter, two lessons per week; instruction IN Vocl
Music S35 per quarter. two lessons per week, given
at Mrs Knights residence.
N: B. Mr.. Knight being obliged to visit New YJrl
previous to MS return will be happy exert his hes
Judgment III selecting irst Piano Forte for any
lady oil gentleman DESTROYS OF procuring m inslrl-
ment--the prices vary from 60 TO $500
u, Address Mr.. 81 Mrs. knight at Mrs. Adams
boarding house.
feb 81
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4 New Kent County Court, November 1I,h 1885,
a. Aoner W. Hockaday, compl't, against West G.
Mintree, and James Stamper, admir- of Polly WinF,ce
decd, detts.-IS CHAScERY. = -. : -
TINS dag came the plaintiff by his counsel and filed
ms OH IN this cause; and the defendant West G.
Winfree having entered his appearances md civsn
security according to the of ASSEMBLY and the rules
OF tins court and appearing the satisfaction of the
court that he IS not IN inhabitant of this common
wealth. 1t is ordered, that the said defendant do ap-
pear here on the second Thursday in March next to
answer the said bill; and that copy of this order be
inserted IN The Constitutional Wing newspaper Dub
iished IN the city of Rchm ond, for months success
syey and that another copy be posted the front doc
of the courthouse of this county.
: copy. Teste, JNO ID. CHRISTIAN
ian 6 Iaw8w - -
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NOW GRINDING!ll

GriSUoid's Patent ConCnUc GriSI NIL aruh
Granite Stones.
AN ESSRS. ENAUbS, Machiuists Of Richmond,
I'VE having model Of Tins Hill at their workshop,
tho Circus, and being authorized will contract
to build Mills, upon this improved principle, to grind
all SORTS Of grain at orc opert lion. The superior
advantages OF tins Mill, Will appear obvious from It's
chcapncss, durability, usefulness and simplicity OF
construction.
Mills on this plan viii cost from $50 TO 5000, Tex
elusive of the Right SEQ and Will grind from 90 to
go bushels per day. by hand, horse. water nr steam
power. GEORGE w. HOWARD,
Agent Tor he Pa'cnlc" o. &c Bell Tavern.
Gyb ~
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Manchester Property for Sale.

Manchester Property Tor Sale.
Z y pursuance Of a Deed OF Trust executed BY tha
- late Kennon Giles and wife to the subscriber a.
trustee, for purposes therein specified, which said
deed Is of record in the clerks office of Chesterfield
county court and bears date 10th June 1920, will be
sold at public auction, Saturday. the 5th day o.
iarch next, at O'clock p. NJ. for ready money to
the highest bidder, house and lot, know in the plan
ct said town as part of lot No. 223 aud now in the
occupancy of Mr. Richard Gay Such title only
VIII be conveyed is vested in the subscriber bv
SAID deed. Il is believed however, 10 be perfectly
good. TIL. f. BURFOCT. .frrnsiees
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