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a Nice Morality. Some time since,
a gentleman farmer was bargaining
with pig driver in Dorchester mar.
ket for two pigs, when the latter, 10
bestOw a good character on the ami.
mails, observed, You'll find them ere
couple Of as good moral pigs az ever
you clappcd eyes 49, What do
you mean, my good friend - asked
the gentleman. "Nhy, your honor.
you'll fnd'em as good moral pigs ~
ever was. 20 where you will for the
next" "BUt What do YOU mean by
moraI I' Why, moyOf pigs, your
honor; pigs as III eat their allowance
any day, and do credit 10 their keep.
er."--Iafier.
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TIE ce'sirGied totr mile Horse.
SOUTHERN rCLIPsT.

w VI stand this season, on MonJovs
W Tgesdsys ard WednesJ9ys, ~ The ia
pc o. Anthony ;. ChsU,bers, IN Msriins
,-tH' snl on Itufsdn's' fuGsJs snd Sstur
las, III thssia5ie Of tie subscriber an sben
hetd'iow ond bc lst 90 mares ~ ten dol.
i'fs he season. Mares seht from d,stsrc.
con be Furnished With good pasture ~ ca,
cents the week, The season vii commences
ne 2o'h u March. and end the ebih Jvps
nc1'. Isery care viii bo taken Of mares.
yni no rssp0nsi0iliiy for accidents or ss.
espes Tor pedigres ard ?srformsness sss
hsndbIils, Or skinner Turf Register.
M0rch a., issI.--tf.
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a Mirror for Uaaify.-Queen Eliza.
beth, admiting the elegance of the
Marquis de Villa de Mediana, Span.
ssh Nobleman, complmentrd him on
II, begging at the same time 20 know,
Who possessed the heart ct so accom-
plished cavalier. Madam said
he, a lover risks too much on such an
occasion. but your Majcsty's will is a
law. Excuse nc, however, it fear
70 name her. but request your MSles.
tvs acceptance of her Portrait lie
sent her looking. giuss.
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A Frenehman, in his recently pub.
hshed " Tour through England re.
marks that punch ia all shapes is :
great favofiie With the English -
Paneh - his favorite IiQuor-Puneh his
favorite cntertainmcnt-and a punch
on the head us lsyori.e Argument"
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SHOES, BOOTS. & HATS

y NIiE subscriber has just opened his Spring
~ supply of SHOES. uOOTs, and HATS,
which is very extensive aud vtry cheap, and
would most earnestly urge an examination o.
his present stock by sll Who are DESTROYS OF
buying tho above articles cheaper than ever
before offered. Feeling the weigh, Of com.
petition arrsycd against him. he Is detcrmiB-
Cd TO sell a. very moderate advance. Ills
stock comprises almost every variety of
shoes that may be called for, consisting Of
ladies' fancy, lasting. kid, Morocco, aud lea.
Their shoes.-Nisses' lasting. black, end CO.
Toured KID. Morocco, aud leather so - Gen.
tlenen's Roots. Shoes, Pumps, Slippers.
black, red, yellow, anl gray; and a. excel.
lent assortment OF beaver. castor. and rcrsrl
Hats, Boys fnc for Hats, MEMS wool 10.
white and 5Iaet. palm leaf, do &c &c. Al
of which VII. be offered on 'hc best possibl.
terms. ~ =. BUCKMASTER.
May =, 1851.
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t0ETURNS his sincere thanks 10 the ci,i.
~ zcns OF iiaTpers.f Ferry and is vicinity.
Tor The liberal encouragement which. he has
received whilst acting under tie firm 81
Frame Z Co and hopes, from close spp!i.
cation To business. 10 merit a continuance Of
the same. May s, 1851 ME
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The end Of Military Glory. 1t is
estimated that more than million Of
bushels 1f human and inhuman bones
were imported last year from the con
tihent vi Europe into the port Of Hull.
The neighborhood of Leipsic, Auster-
litZ, Waterloo. and Of all the places
where, during the late bloody war, the
principal battles were fought, have been
swept alike Of the bones Vt the hero
and Of the horse which he rode. Thus
collected from every quarter, they
have been shipped to the port of Hull,
and thence forwarded 10 the Yorkshire
bone grinders, who have erected steam
engines, and powerful machinery, for
the purpose of reducing them TO a gra-
nulary state. In this condition, they
are sent chiefly to DoncAster, one vi
the largest agricultural markets in that
part OF the country, and are there sold
10 the farmers to- manure their lands.
The oily substance gradually evolving
as the bone calciDss, makes q mote
substantial manure than almost any
other substancc--particularly human
bones. II IS now ascertaincd beyond
a doubt, by actual experiment upon an
extensive scale, that a dead soldier is
a most valuable article Of commerce.,
and Tor sushi we know TO the contrary,
the good farmers Of Yorkshire are in a
great measure indebted to the bones oi
their children for their daily bread. II
is certainly a singular fact, that Great
Britain should have sent out such mul.
litudes Of soldiers TO fight its battles
upon the continent Of Europe, and
should then import their bones as an
article Of commerce to fstten their soil
English paper.
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n WISH 10 purchase WOOL, Tor which |
- gill give tie hIg ghost market price
April "a HUMPHREY kEYES.
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CASH FOR W0oS
IN M.3RTYNSBER6

VIE subscribers having leased Mr.. Ed
ward \. 6ibbs' Factory, for term OF
years. and having gone through thorough
repair, they wish TO purchase four or FIVE
thousand pounds Of WOOL, for which they
VIII paw the highest price in CASH, Or give
goods 10 exchange. They are ready to exc
cute all country work at the shortest notice
and in the best possible manner, and at the
lnwes' prlces-such as Carding. Diving, Full.
ing, sc. JOHN - RIDDLE & co.
hsr,insburg, Va. April 81, 1876.
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ron SALE.

A YOUNG MARE. seeus,omsd 10 work
"A hhdly. She will be sold 81 moderate
rriee' hpPly 70 The sbbscribsr N Chaeles-
'own HENRY SLOAN.
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- "tt''to3 90 ttI y, Nts
Are invited 20 cell lie Intends TO keep
constantly on hand some 6rst rate brass
eizhi-day Clocks. IN short csscs. for man.
tel pieces. of his avn manufacture. war.
rsnted and very low priced The watch
repairing. and other Wsfk N the shop,
will be done BY u Holt. Jr Who would
thank those Who wan, their work well
done and AZ reasonable prices. TO give
him trial.
liaTpersFerry. April "a, is3i.--3D
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IbHing.-'iIow you DO. CulT. said
a colored gemmanto one Of his erOio.
nics, the other day; why YOU 90
come TO see a Celleri If 10 80 neat
YOU as you DO 10 NC, come see YOU
cherry day % cause, replied Smut,
NY vile patch my trowseFloons 30 ell
to pieces, shsmed TO 90 nowhereA'
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WOOL! WOOL!i

WISH 10 purchase large quantity of
WOOL Of all qualities, for which " IA
give the highes: prices.
April 81. q. W. HAMMOND.
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Portrait Of the Russian Commander.
Field Marshal Count DiEBirscH is
little, fat, plethoric looking man,
something less than Eve feet high; he
has very large head, with long black
hair, small piercing eyes, and a com
plexion OF the deepest scarlet, alike
expressive OF his devotion To cold punch
and OF aertain irrascibiliiy Of temper,
which has elected from the troops, to
the pr oud title Of ZsbaIkanski. the ad !.
ditional one Of the Semavar Tor the
Tea kettle.) He is the second son of
a Prussian officer, who was on the Staff
oil Frederic. At an carly age he en-.
tered the Russian army, and obtained
a commission IN the Imperial Guard.
Ii was at this time that the King
OF Prussia came on a visit 10 the
Russian Auiocrat. and il so happen
cd that it was Captain Diebitsch's
turn OF duty to mount guard on the
royal visit. The Emperor foresaw the
ridiculous figure the Captain would
cut at the head of the tall greuadiers,
and desired 4 friend delicately TO hint
to him that il would be agreeable to
his Imperial Master if he would resign
the guard TO brother officer. Away
goes the friend, meets the little Cap.
tain, and bluntly tells him that the Em-
pcror wishes him not to mount guard
with his company; for, adds he, "P
Emperor 9H, e. IL (om convcnir, qne
rour are.r Z erferieu.r terrible" This
dedicate hint" that his exterior was
too terrible 10 be seen at the head of
troops not remarkable for good looks,
so irri;ated the future hero Of the Bal
kan, that with his natural warmth Of
temper, he begged to resign, not his
turn Of duty only, but the commission
he held in the Russian army; and be-
ing u Prussian, and not Russian sub
Ijeet. desired to be allowed TO return
TO his native country. The Emperor
Alexander, who appears TO have form
ed just estimate OF his talents, easily
found means TO pacify him by giving
him promotion in the line. He has
subsequently, made himself so useful
in that part Of the service, where beau.
~ was not indispensable, that the late
Emperor placed him at the head Of the
General Staff, which situation he held
when the reigning Emperor appointed
him to succeed Count Wi;tgenstein i'm
the chief command.
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I'VE will receive any quantity ofwooI.
W IN exchange for Goods, and allow the
highest price. We have just received an
additional supply Of CARPETING, from
The funksts"n Factory and shall, IN a
lew days. receive further supply. Wool
can DC advan'ageously exchanged for car
peting WIN FLOCK SEQ
April IL, 1881.
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CoaUosioa - People Who change their
religion from reading books Of eontFover.
~. sre not 80 much ~ ouinit'ed.
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NEW GOODS.
WILLIAM ArIDEnScu

A GAIN has the pleasure Of announcing
"A 60 his customers and seekers Of good
bargains, that he - now receiving and
opening
Netc and Splendid .7ssoriyas,i o.
DRY GOODS,
Embracing almost every article Of sub
'ianiisl and fancy Goods Also. com
pleie assortment Of Gfocsfiss. Queens
ware and Ilardwaro. lie also rs. on
hand. snd intends keeping. good supply
Of wagon. cart and plough Harness
lie humbly returns thanks Tor past r.
yours. and - extremely solieiious for an
increase Of patronage
Hampers Ferry. High ST ,
M~y ., ls3I--SL
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WANTED.

WANTED.
3'HE Subscriber wishes to purchase large
qusstty of WOOL, for which the high.
est pr'ce will be given in merchandise
UiNian Clereia0d.
April 81 1881.
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REMOVAL.

AgICHAEL MELIIORN informs tie
A'a public, tbsi he has removed bis shop
10 The building lately occupied ~ Samuel
Gibson, whe6 al who want
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RIFLE SHOOTING.

\ correspondent ot a london paper, la .n arti
Gle on the present state of Switzerland IT, mill
tary force, &c. makes he following, remarks -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-11

| EINOR SALOON ACCOMMODATING; rrp,.s
= Inc soo'sibe'. icing oesrous ~ remove "a an,
North, Oilers tor sal the Fam IN which a, ,..d
kro~n by he n.me 81 STONY HILL, = n aln,.r
oetws"o our and bv~ hundred acres OF Land sbou, on
hundted OF which 10 very valuable pceo.nn aud mar,
"nch mfgs', Al ve'y nicdsrste expense, be dtain-
'nd oroneh mo sui;ivaron. III, hts IN and is in yoo.
mart a.' weia'sped 10 TIE growth OF The CON n on,
Hsp'.s OF his section Of the ccunny II has on a !,
aig- sad eo,umodious old fasti me- brick ling nj,
commanding eminepee, ,h- teens,y frcm whoa n.
point Of beauty. will vie with that Of sny 10 n. Al.
iheIs Is si'o very large aud eel vsurnt bA,p AMI
ev'ry necessary out touse, in yood pa ALTO ON,
o"eT arm, A. ne dtssnce OF one mi.e, kUowa by thr
udme OF sHELbUHN, eobiatrii G s.out six bupdret
acres OF land, one-ha,f OF whi.h is in ti,ba- and
'oree i'u'ibs OF The open land I. very ter,Ie and
vsiuaois low erouo'. Ta-ra |. good dw } ing and
ne necessary out houses this tm, but .hey NEED
a i'Ie pair to mike ;hs m fn,ab~. Tar sboy.
property 10 situated al The heed Of the lid. Of Aqua
Ties Tor 'bo ranspotta ion the products o. th- roll
rom heaee TO The Dni let Of Columtie or any O, the
markets on the waters OF he Chesapeake Bsy are ~
pei eus and ehesp Lii deemed unnee 20 So
'au voc ha:y eoLvrrieDce, aud sdvsbtaxs ed
w, me above proper y, as ID is presunasI no one
WIZ Fu'sha'', o;fofe vtewg or DskiDg sa,isiae ,ory
~ iHi-' respecting the ZANE. Il is 20, privately
'oa o. lore Tue day. mat (o ~bsh due notes Wi
oe siVt') shai on thai day lsr, ether he mex
air Gay, Cnsr ths sumo Al Stony Hill 20 The hiyhes,
bidder, ard he sale sannrt be effected will be Iess.
20 ior term OF year, 30 hat The folder may have
'me to pui in srcP OF snsl sip Al the saue line
,ud pace will be al. all lie soek Of every k,pd N he
srmipg iDp'- mrp's, Hous. hold AID X eh.n Futui-
ufe, OF tTedi, OF ~ el.e mcnb.
kowZEE PEyToN.
Oe' 53-E
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HI ssrosr, on the 10 day "a June, 1924 hy Will
tisw Poser and Mary g his we, and GU v record. d
70 me o'efs, 'fhee OF Heuiso souny to secure
debi due to Sinusi NJ. BJckIu,, OF seven ihou,aud
ven hundred dnlafs, as svIdeuesd by nd, bearing
interest from ne dao tie eo hAll tf ~ Tor sale al
puons aus'ion, on She ptsa.rs, for cash. on Friday
lac TO day OF d .csmbsr nexl, IL i.ir II not. h,
mex ar day. cor ain tract or parcel Of I.nc, lying
IN Cur'e'' Neck, in he lover par, OF Henrso coun v
a. hninR he lands 81 Col. Wn. Alan and b W er F.
C'ck-, kno~n by he name Of BREMo; containing by
survey, two bundled end bin-,y ssres-,wo hundred
and ak cen aid a-haf acres OF ara land AID OF trs
quahy lines River LIND, end The rsma ming par.
swan Land, with comforts BILE ~ ling mouse and
all ohsr convenient oo'-housss thereon.
NATHL NELSON, Tfunee.
SEM 10. 37-.hH
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EtRAPE vINEs.-Tn. Are I O, AZ. N Ill.,

HRAPE VlNES.-rne Age OF NJ. N Hs.b-
M mon, viii, se've orders for Pines and Cutting.
nj 70 ofO ,toh,t when IL III be -cessary TO terwa
them 20 allow time 'trE tn. Vines on b, fore he
esvigaon IL eio-t6 u ncvDs been found that waiting
IL. tho srr;ns 10 iksy TO be attend With tironvet
en.s aud dsarpoin,ment
The som,onnica ion in every tiree'in by wssoo.
nd nteamboa, s,ueh reDdtt his The mott -i,i
Ole channel through which large p oporuon Ct lie
ez' n, OF Wire ina and Pennsylvania well as ihos.
Of ni' State, eau obsin he ar isie 10 question
Much ha' been already said OF the fee ape sen,
10 this place by Mr. HArb.moU; but nay Re US. fu;
10 r. peat, that Herbenont's .Modera II Inc
valuable grsIe sertaioly among "a, most valuable
known in The country. II 10 fine fol tie table, md
or vine sure snd plentiful bearer (mose abundant az
II grows oider) and sauds climate we'll as spy
native. TERMS. delivered IN b limore--
Vines by the l000-l0 een's each
DO b00-l2 l-2 90
Do lOO-l5 do
DO 500 do
Cutiings, per 1000 = IS dollars
Do 500-l5 20
Do 1904 90
Apply 10 e. FITZHUGH, Baltimore.
OcI a. 81
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s p. 9.
a IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND. CROP, STOCK.

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND, CROP, STOCK
a Househ Id Fun fTe, &c. at .duct,on.--This sale
will take place ON the premises, and commence the
18Th October next, In the following order aud the
following terms, TO- witt first the Land; terms third
cash, the remaining two thirds in equal annual
payments satisfactorily secured. Next the rop; con.
sis ing OF tobacco corn. rye. OATS fodder, and
dred barrels OF flour. Next Stock. among which will
he IL 600 lbs pork we'll a,tened Next, good deal Of
valuable Furniture and lastly, Plantation Tools, &c
Terms Cash for all OF SIS and UNDER for all above
credit will be- given ill Is OF May ensuing, the
purchaser executing bond nth good security
The Land contains l096 acres, and ia bounded the
North by Dan river one and s-halt miles, which sf-
lords about 250 acres OF fine bottom. Aarons creek,
the dividing line OF the counties of Halifax and Meek
lenburg, passes through its whole Width which
mill, in good order, yielding annually toll of 300 bbs
A minute description oil the above named property Is
considered unnecessary, as invite those wishing to
purchase TO view and decide for themselves. This
much will say the situation is healthy the top of
the Blue Ridge; and further, produces well oil the
Piles OF The State. with than usual quantity Of tile
comforts arising from fine grazing farm.
Bidders may rest assured that the sale viii certainly
be made as disease under which labor orbids that
should encounter another Virginia winter; and, with
all, have made up my mind to meet the sacrifice.
ROBERT NELSON.
Aug. % SO-tds
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LAND IN PENDLEiON COUNTY FOR SALE
HDY yir ne At a deed OF bns executed by Jacob
ID Hull, ir. and J'ue his wifi. besrir z date 'bs
81 dy Of Sap rmbet, 1873 a. d duty rdsd in he
Cl rks tffcs Of 'h- rouo Of p nd'e'oo. we sba OF.
Saturday The 29ih tf obsr, lS31 10 trcn OF the ~
Tavern N the cry Ct cbmoD', sell cash, pub
lie rar TO the highest hid sr all thai tract pe-e
parcel Il land ii ua'e 10 he county OF Prediction, ard
conveyed d,vs.d to ssd Jssoh Hull BY his Ia her,
Pster Hull, by Tile, boud. or ohrwi,s, az viii
fully appear by reference 10 the records OF Pen
ole on county. too'aioing from $50 10 400 acres.
or ss,, and bouudsd a, follows, 10 wi :-O1 the youth
end ea'' by Jscnt Snfe's land, the yrs by William
HUI l.nd, and on the north by the lands OF yime'
skiiuo,s. The ,iis 10 believed 10 be go5t; bat such
title only as 10 vested in uudsr The deed will be
conveyed THE TRUSTEES.
Pert4rnou n, Va. Od 1881. Ats
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81 o'her to shrv in'o execution the 'ssi WUI .nd
Ies amtnt OF Joel Ford, deceased lat OF The couu.
" OF Bocst CHAM, and State Of Vrsinia than pro-
sest, on the Isl day OF December nsxi, maize raie
oil he bands belonging 10 raid es's~, lying To the
scunty aforesaid, on ID, waters OF Siae River ard
shou, -four mils rem The ou,h OF .ad river
ing o'twrrn hoe and tix burdtet acre. Tao qmai,,
OF the ihd IL coed. aud we'll adapted to he prons lo
81 tobacco, wheat. corr, e.. rerns OF sale --one,
t~c aoh ihrrs t1nai Nnuus 'nsslmrps to be saisiic
ot'y secured Possession 20 DO gwen at Chrisio,a,
otxI Aer'p Ui wheai will be seeded tefore IN. sale;
ana AZ ne same lime, aud tho premyse 6ivisiUn
VIII he made Of she personal ss cite OF said TrSa or
The L-xatees under said Win ara ,~qu- -'ed TO q.
tend ihs sale ani DIVISION MARY FORD.
Ext'x OF Joel Fore, decd.
Ssp'. g.. Sod,
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NOTICE.

T..
A cHANoE in the Exchange Coffee House, Norfolk,
"a VireiDia.--The subscriber has taken the Exchange
Coffee House, and also the adjoining tenement, which
will enable him render this establishment much more
convenient than it has heretofore been Families ira.
Yelling well all strangers and visitors, shall be
accommodated with good rooms and their comfort Sc
cured by the best attendance, and the liberal pro
vision Gentlemen who desire hoard, shall have every
reason 10 be satisfied with their accommodation.
The subscriber, knowing from experience, what is
expected in public house by the boarder and traveller,
and having resumed this business with the determine
ton OF devoing his time and lsbour to his patrons
fdeDtIy trusts that none will leave his house dssas-
fed with the arrangements His stables are in good
order and well provided. WM. FRENCH
Formerly OF Petersburg.
Oct H. 4i-IOt~
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N con 'otibiy 10 deoJ OF eAosu..u 40 u. ou
IL tie 9th Oetcber, 1880. by D.. Ssmu.l b. Ri.e,
and duly recorded 10 the C,rks tfiee Il Halifax cur
~, TO secure the payne Mt OF dob,s therein men
we or one OF u', purpose s,'lrg 10 he ghe., bdne
pubiis eucion. on the premises, Tue.dsy, The IS
O-eoet nex', air, Otherwise the 6rsi fair day the
after, Sunday excspe', The too~ property, to wi :
no tract OF lard sud sppnrenaneef which ,he raid
K'ee nov refide', con aiming by es imauon SIX hul-
ditd and seven'y acres, (more les lying T-rtbi.
Geek, being 'ho wbi d The said Rice pnr.
chased o. ssrs. Phil Hurt, james Hurt, sad Re.
bert Hu''. This land lies 10 healthy End agree BILE
neshoorhood, aud has on il good dwelling house AT
all necessary out house, and ains good portion Of
creek low grou De, and OF tia Der, ard o, good qualify
Tor al kinds al crop,. Alec, slsves-R,b bin, Patrick
Essex, Henry, Jim. Nelson, Tom, Iifsce, Venue, Kh
Uf.'sy end chrd, Eivi'a, Nancy, Arnis. ard Jnney
and the crease OF all the smales-l2 hesd OF hores
~ hogs IA soeep, cows, wssons spd gear, one G
ear, enc tul one X, oxen, plantation tools Of every
description, one heat FAM one gig and harness bouss
ht Id and kitchen iurriurs, ard crop Of very dc.sp
I'm TIE shove itsted was, by the te aiorss,ii mode
e'sdltors ossy, n" the land will be sold one anc
approved personal security a,ing inere.t ON he
da'e, and :. dsed OF hue, IN, land. The Nsyroe.:
halt cash end she balance payable IL IL morris, on
sonds with approved security, to bear interest
dis. Al other property, IL mon,hs credit Will be
given. Fer all sums uBdat i've dollar, cash wi! be
required. TIE title 10 the above 10 beevs be COOL
ou, scung AZ T'o,tes, 40 tha cn.y convey such iie
az Is vesied In us by ne said deed OF trust.
JAMES s. EASLEY,
WILLIAM w. HURT i"'e e'
Oct. 42-2I,,O.t