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Mr. Potter, from the Select Committee on the Rules
oil the House reported resolution directing the ar
rsngemebt and printing Of the existing rules aud the
designation OF such as clash with each oher To this
MIR. Mercer proposed amen Imsnt which went 10
molily the operation Of tn previous question so as to
enable IL TO be put without (as at pfeeeu excluding
all pending sme nduents.-But the report and amend
meets we're, motion Of DIR Condici, laid upon the
table.
Mr.. White proceeded with HE spsecb ibe Sugar
Bill h ne was arrested by the expiration Of the allotted
hour and an additional half hour allowed by vote Of
the House
Mr.. Irwin Of Psoo, moved to amend the Cumbef-
laod Road Bill by adding section sPprepfisliDg $780,.
600 Tor the repair Of the road East OF Wheeling. He
uppote his motion by short speech, explaining tbs
acts Of tho case, ard adveTtiDg TO the new policy
adopted by and Pennsylvania for the preservation
| Of ihe road, by the erection OF toll gates
The amendments wsro earnestly opposed by ME-
Crawford the ground that perpetual demands tor
repas went destroy the entire systsm Of Internal I'm
proyemen no course more fatal 10 the policy could
prfueJ, than TO prsss demands Of ibis character. BE
referred to The large aud frequent appropriations here
toiore expended 90 tins road; and remarked that 20
long ~ such supplies continued TO be granted no sys
TEN OF permanent preservation by tolls would ever DO
adopted
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HSDUCATlON.-My school will be continued the
~ ensuing year. My course of instruction will
comprehend the Greek and Latin Languages, English
Grammar, English Composition, Geography. with the
use OF Maps and Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic
The school will commence Monday the 2Ith of JAM
aary, 1881, and terminate the 10th day of Decem-
Der following. There will be avaca,ion OF four weeks
commencing on the 10th day Of June. The charge
ior board tuition, washing, lodging and fuel, will be
one hundred aud ten dollars, payable one-ha on the
day oil June, 1884, and the other half on the LIST Of
December following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental and as
much care aud Kindness will be extended to boys con-
hded to my instruction, as to my children.
My residence is remote from the haunts of vice and
immortality, and remarkably healthy 1t is situated in
the county OF Louisa 3S miles from Richmond and the
IKE distance from fredericksburg. The stage from
fredericksburg to Carersve passes by my residence
and that from Richmond to Harrisonburg within a
short distance of il. 2 $50 -
Letters TO me, should be directed to "Gardner's Il
Roads, Louisa" VIM NELSON Jun,r
Nov. g. s2,Istf
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: y Nd;g ,!;lls CITY I PROPERTY FOR SALE.


NOW OFFER FOR SALE the brick tenemen
Il and its appurtenances, located on full acre Of well
enclosed ground nearly opposite MIR. Thomas Rnher-
CORDS and enanted TO the able Engineer, Mr. Stein
Also, prick tenement, High Consiab 4
residence Mr.. John Gcdd ny ienanied 10 Mr.. Ciemen,
White, one OF our City Police Officers.
g. Aiso, TWO brick tenemens under ons roof ii
street; the one under rent TO Mr. Cresswei, and the
other TO Mr.. Pearman
Also, framed building near to the upper Methodist
pace OF worship, we'll known the residence OF the
Rev. Mr.. Kerr.
Also, recently erected brick building, &C.. stand.
ing on in acre Of we'll enclosed ground on Church
mn, gently declining to the Sou;h,. and admirably
calculated Tor the culture of vegetables opposite
jor Georges residence, and occupied by MI SneeJ.
200 and more deep. =.
Also, two Lots with brick buildings thereon erected
on 4. street, nearly opposite Mr.. Warwicks tobacco
ware ,house' In very dilspidated aud runous sate
ou' the same time possessing materials for other sruc
lures, on will say two lots, offered for sae-one
OF which is directly South OF Mr.. Barclays tobacco
factory 100 feet by l30-and tho other, of yearly in
creasing value, viz:--one No g. 40 feet front on the
Dock, by 100 feet in DEPTH on which warehouse sim.
Jams might be erected.
An opportunity is now afforded the purchasers of
i've stock Tor slaughter, Of having pens contiguous 10
market to keep them in.
The 3 In acres of ground on " alley or Bu,chs,
S"eet known Tor yesrs past as Mr. John Wyses slaugh
Ter pen, will be laid of into twenty separs ate and
als"nc' Ios; twelve OF which 80 feet front on said
street, VIII runback $50 feet thereabout to an eight
eet alley; aud thence twelve other lots Of similar d.
mensons, extending to the western boundaries Of the
ground. ~ '
Snch oil the aforesaid lots at the close OF ,he sue
ceeding month, remain unsod, will then be disposed
OF at Auc ion, to the highest bidder;
And, IL have liberal bid made me, for mv pre-
offer for safe.
Capitalists, here and elsewhere, could not perhaps,
better dispose OF their unemployed funds, III an in vest
portion oil them in city property; which possesses
r. in he ifad
States. no 1CREENuOW
Feb. %. e3-,yu
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Saving WHEAT-VSluable sppendags 10
- Farm Yard.--The Subscriber having purchased
the Right OF DE-. G. Clark's Patent Wheat ThrasbiDg
Machine, for the counties Of Buckingham, CumbeT-
land Coocbland Losisa, Fluvaons, & p Edward takes
this method Of informing the citizens thereof, that
those machines are admirably adapted to the usages Of
the country, being OF simple and permanent coosruc
lion-not liable 10 get out Of ordcr--they may be al.
t4ehed TO those horse powers, which arc common In
the country by removing the old drums, with very
little expense, which will be great saving Of power,
and facilitate the cleaning OF whest other small grain.
He will sell the Rights OF four Of the above coun-
ties, upon reasonable termssnd will furnish Machines
order at short notice, with without horse powers
either portabIy or statonsry.Persons wihDg TO buy
single Rights will be accommodated Apply at FL.
dsidge Pos, ofFice, Buckingham Co, (Va)
FEB. ~. 9l~-pt JOHN p. WILLIAMS.
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I'm pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Cour, Of
n Chancery for the Richmond District, offer for sale
a Tract of Land Crump's Creek, in the cosnty Of
Hanoper, about four miles below the Courthouse, con-
tanning 100 acres, which laid off into o, and
will be sold jointly or severay.
JdIsO, Tract OF Land in the county Of Goochiand,
on the waters of Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
acres-adoining the Lands OF Mr. NV Payne s. others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish
ing to purchase, by MIR. Laney Jones, who lives
1.-THE GoochlaDd Land by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
me Hanover Courthouse. WIN. +. WICKHAM,
SurvivingTrustee OF the Estate of Saml Gist, dec.
Aug Is, 1880. 29-tf
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LOOK AT THIS!

~ AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber, wishing to
seek climate congenial to HE constitution,
offers Tor SALE all his laujs in the county OF King and
Queen: One tract adjoining ibe Mattapony River,
abou, miles from Waikerton, and miles from Ay-
Isu's, on the main road leading from Wslkerton to
Dunkirk containing 5l2 acres, mostly wooded, consist
ing OF Pine, Oak, and Hickory.
This land is OF good quality, and the soil well adapt
ed 10 coro and wheat, in healthy add wealthy neigh
borhood. On this tract the improvements are but
small, but desirable situation for improvements with
a spribg Of excellent W ater convenient.
Also, sno her tract Of 100 acres well simbered; the
mbsred consist Of excellent Pine for plank, Oak, and
Hickory; situated about one mile from Walkeron, and
respects fertility and soil, equal to any high land
in the country.
Also, tina, valuable and well known establishment,
called sWslkerion," situated 90 the margin Of the
Ms,spnny RIVER, containing 60 acres OF land, small
two story Dwelling Kitchen, Smoke House, Barn, and
Stable. Also, s ore-House, Gfauaty, Whati, and a
valuable Ferry, with new and superior bni Ferry
Boat and comfortable House, Tor the Ferymen.
GenIernen merchants wishing situation IN the coun
Try, TO carry The mercantile busoes, can now he
accommodated, either by purchase, or lease Tor
term OF years
The above property will be cold to any gentleman
privately, on or Before the second Monday IN June
mex, tina, being King aud Queen Court day u nc
sale IL Effected before that time, sha oier Tor sals
on that day, at public auction 10 the hgbet bidder
Immediate possession can he had. For terms which
will be accommodating apply 70 me at king zee
CouFt-HOUse, Virginia. THACkEk mUlhE
March 8. 99-2i ~ 10 M
NO-PARTN ERS HIP.--Having taken Alexander
" DuuoI into co-psr,nersbip, the Apobecsry and
Drug business heretofore conducted by me, will in ia
ture be carried on under the hrm o: James beKtl
Joe e Co-As ~ is very desirable TO close my oil,
business as speedily as possible, will thank all thos
Inhabited IN me 10 settle their accounts az early the
'Sny.U mr yM sss 10 20 Respectfully ioiofp
81 the Public, aud particularly the customers Q
James MeKildoe, that they have always 90 nanu
complete assortment Of every sr.eie 10 hsr nne, go
that the other Of the eopseTn wlh ee e'~ e.
he houss Tor The purpose Of paying his psrscosi aten
on 10 tho business. JAMES McKlLpOba
yvb 8. S6-uot ALEXAN DER DOFhb'
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BRIMMER's Pedigree explained. Hered was got.
ten by Thomas c. BInbury's Diomed, Diomed by Flo
rizei, In England Fiorizel by Herod, Herod by Mr..
Cros celebrated horse Partner; Robin Redbreast
gotten by the Earl OF Derbys horse Sir Peter Teozel
Sir Peter Teszei by High6yher, Hghhygher by He
sod, Herod by M. CIoft's Partner; Shark got
ten by Marsh, Marsh by Lord, Godorh Arabian
Horre who was called the Godolpbn Arabian;
Give was gotten by Bayior's Fearnougbi Fearnought
by ReguIus, Regulos by the GodolPbh Arabian;
Luth was gotten y the Godophin Arabian; Whiting
ton was gotten bv Lord Lowther's Barb .Horse, who
was called tho White legged Law,her Barb.
March 8 $40"
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DRUMMER, beautiful bay, OF good s'ze, and gre
Id power, will stand the present ses'on at the SUBJ
scrbeI's Farm, on Fine Creek, in Powhaan County,
and will mares until the 10 Of July next, a,
fifteen dollats mare; three OF which will be remit
ssd, II paid by the Ist October next, and S25 for
insurance; twenty 1--WE cents TO the Groom all
cases. Good pas,urage will be furnished gratis, great
care will be taken TO prevent accidepts but will not
be responsible for 1ny which may happen.
JOHN GOODE.
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k M REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub. /
I'd i'll OO scrbers, resdinr in the county nj

Np l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Om the sub
~ lOV scrbers, residing in the county OF
Buckingham, negro man, Manser, and his wife, Ma.
inda-Manssr Is about the ordinary size, between 25
and 30 years Of age, compile xion rather yellow he
has lsrse scar on his breast, occasioned from burn
when small; he is harmless, noflensive negro Ma
linda about the same age the man, of ordinary SIZE
has very uncommon bushy head of hair, rather OF
indian complexion, with dark freckes her face:
she Is very intelligent woman and principally
raised on Kanawha, the Salt Works; she is well
was the property Of Joseph Evans, who owned said
woman two years, and lived i'm the county of Giles;
Evans purchased her Of Brown s Clayter, Lynchburg
We will give reward of $50 each, il taken Of the
State, that get them again, 800 each If taken
TIE State, and secured in JAIL that we get them.
POWHATTAN JONES,
ANDERSON ID. ABRAHAMS.
Buckngham county. Va. Feb. "a. Ql-Inir
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* ALE OF lands and slaves postponed, owing the
- previous inclemency of the weather, which rem
dered the l9.h inst unsuitable day for the sale OF
the Csrys brook estates OF lands and slaves heretofore
advertised in this paper-The said sale postponed
to Wednesday the 18th day of March next when il will
certainly take place the premises and the terms
ia the said former advertisement meniioned-if
impeachment by unfavorableness Of weather should
again occur--and In that event, the sale will be pro-
ceeded in the frs, day after the said impeachment
shall have been removed w. TIMBERLAKE,
Admir- with the will annexed
Jan 30. S3-tds of Wilson J. Cary deed.
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W. LAND.-Pursuant TO a decree of the Superior
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond District, pro
nouDced the 11h day Of January, 1881, 10 the
OF Bays Exor. Us Arsher, &c.; shall, on Saturday
the 81 day Of April, 1881, at III O'Clock M. the
premises offer for sale, at public auction, TO the high
est bidder for cash. the tract Of land mentioned in the
proce edings 10 the said cause, to wit: tract Of land
lying in the County Of Chesterfeld, net ar the court
house, and sdjoiDns the lands Of William Wlnfree,
James McGse and Lsonard NuDnally, containing 284
acres, more less--wbich sold by Edwin w.
PojnJex,er 10 Robt p Archer in 1927.
J. GUERRANT, NJ s 8. C. c.. d.
OF his deputies.
March 3 97-tds
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NVERSEERS, CARPENTERS AND LABOUR-
~ Frs II want an Overseer for farm: To
that can come well recommended, (and none others
need apply liberal wages will DO given. Two or three
gro Carpenters will find employment al gooi wages
20 able bodied abourers wanted, by the month, TO sho
vel dir,.-The highest wages paid.-Apply TO
N. +. DUNN,
March g. 97-6 FOtchatdn Coal Mines
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March 3

aUR KAYLOR-Agent Tor the Revolving Steam
IVR Washer 10 this City-respecfuly invites the at
tenton OF the public to this valuable improvement In
domestic economy Notices Of exhibitions may be
i'm the Daily Papers; and for certificates Sc see the
hand bills. Orders Tor rights aud Machines received
at the Bell Tavern, and punctually attended to by
the Agent.
Richmond, March 8. 97-9t
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NI OTICE-In consequence OF the death OF Philip
" Hodnet Of Buckingham county, Va. a certain
VIM Findey, nephew of the said Hodnet, Is entitled
10 portion Of ead Hodncs esiate this H. therefore,
TO inform said Fiudley or his heirs, the guardian
of such bers or any rend in Of FIDdiey's death
leaving no hefs to write 10 me, directing their letter
TO New Store Posoihce, Buckingham, Va. stating the
place OF their retidence am DESTROYS to hear from
them.
N.B.-Mr. Hodnci has been dead about years.
March 3 g7-8t ESTHER ANDERSON.
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PEDIGREE.

Drummer was gotten by Herod his dem by Robin
Redbreast, hi, grand dam by Shark great grand dam
by Give, g grand dam by La,h, K & grand dam
by Baylor's Fearnough, ggg Grand dam by Old
Janus, r ggg X grand dam by Whit,ingon. g &
xgg grand dam by Cd Janus. JOHN GOODE.
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vK7HITE OAK PLANK The subscriber is in
w want Of a quantity of seasoned White Oak
PIank-from IL to Ia inches wide, inch thick; for
which the highest price will be paid II application be
Immediately made. MADISON WALTHALL.
March g. 99-8t
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IJNTIL the receipt Of the Goods mentioned above,
u Benjamin Lloyd Belt will continue Gas heretofore
adv ertsed, and at tbe piace to dispose of the
stock now baud, (most Of which 10 of recent pur-
shases) pery reduced Tafes-prepara,ory to their
nal disposition, which will tako place before the W
concern goes into operation
: March 8. 99-2w4w
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"AsHINGToN TAVERN, sTAUNTON, VA.

WASHINGTON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
w Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayne Tavern In this place, the subscriber, late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced TO lease this
sive Establishment, formerly kept by Mr. James Ed
mondsoR, for term of years. and takes pleasure in
nouncing to his friends and the public, that 1t is now
open for the reception Of company. The house is in
excellent repair-and having been furnished in supe-
rior style, and provided with the best and ma
erals for genteel accommodation the subscriber pledg
es himself that by unremitng attention business en-
tire satisfaction will be given to all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter s. Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandote, will henceforth stop at this
house; which will afford to passengers bound any Of
the Virginia Springs or other points westward, the most
speedy opportunity OF entrance.To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb 20. 95-w4w l.. HARTMAN.
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DICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-The Sub
IA scribers offer for sale, at their Office, near Shock
Warehouse, The following goods made at their Factory:
A Cotton Sheefings
ga do Shirfings
Stout Cotton Oxnabtrgs, 20 inches totde
find general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the United States, and will be cold az low
as goods Of similar quality be purchased in the Nor
tbsrn Markets.
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept a. 4O-u
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lNO.PARTNERSHlP.-T subscribers have as 10
~ ciated themselves in business, under tho firm OF
Belt, Price, & Co.. aud will open in few weeks, (at
the corner obquey opposite the Bell Tavern) gene
raj assortment Of Staple and Fancy Foreign and Do
mess, Dry Goods; to which they invite the attention
Of Country Merchants. their friends, and Others with
the assurance that nothing shalt be wanting their
part, to deserve tho public patronage.
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT
@ THOMAS X. PRICE.
sf1s JOHN MARSHALL SHEPPARD.
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Februaru %, 1891.

This message was read, and laid on tho table.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from the
Postmaster General transmitting statement, Of the nett
amount Of Postage accruing at each Post Office in each
State and Territory, r one year, ending March 81,
$780, and showing the amount In each State and Terri
tory; which letter read and laid on the table and
two thousand copies thereof ordered be printed for
the Of the members Of the House.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from the
Third Auditor Of the Trea'uTy, transmitting his rsPoi,
prepared in obedience 10 the act Of The S' May iooo
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SCHOOL AT CHARL0TT ESVILLE.-The mex
~ Session Of FIVE months will commence the 9th
Of March, and terminate on the 9Th of August. The
course OF instruction will be similar to that which has
been pursued in the School for the last Eve aud
will be directed with view TO preparation for the
classes in the University. have made an arrange
ment with Mr.. HUGH GARLAND, late of Hampden
Sydney College, who will aid in the supsrnen-
dence of the school, The terms Of admission will be as
heretofore.
For the English branches OF Education, per session
Of months SIS
For Ancient Languages and Mathematics $50
For Board and Lodging, including washing aud at
tendance, fuel and candles S55
For French So.
Mr.. FERRoN, native of France, and experience
ed Teacher, Is expected TO give instruction In the
French Language. The Tuition Fees. and one h ali
the payment for Board will be required in advance
the other halt ia two months.
Feb. &C. 95-6t A l. HOIIADAV
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NOrlCE The firm OF Thomas Hickson s. Co., of
IN FarmvIle, Prince Edward. Virginia, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Persons having claims
will present Thorn Tor and those indebted will
please make mmedia payment TO Thomas Hickson;
who Is authorized to settle the business.
THOMAS HICKSON.
BENZ. +. HlLLARD.
EarmyilIe March 1. 1891
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YUyHOMAS HICKMAN avals baself Of this
u thod TO acquaint the customers Of the concern
and publicgenerally, that he intends continuing the
business at the old stand and will shortly be in receipt
Of general assortment of Fresh Goods, which will
be sold on the most accommodating terms.
March, 99-4t
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UMPOKTANT SALE OF LAND, CROP, STOCK.

HMPOKTANT SALE OF LAND, CROP, STOCK,
= Househ Id Furniture, &c at AuctiOn-This sale
will take place on the premises, and commence on the
18th October next, in the following order and the
following terms, witt FIRST the Land terms, third
cash, the remaining two thirds in two equal annual
payments, satisfactorily secured Next the Crops
sisng Of tobacco corn, rye OATS fodder and hun
dred barrels OF flour. Next, Stock, among which will
be IL 600 lbs pork, we'll a,tened Next good deal of
valuable Furniture; and lastly. Plantation Tools. &c
Terms, Cash for all sums OF SIS and under; for all above
credit will be given till lst OF May ensuing, the
purchaser executing bond with good security
The Land contains 1896 acres and is bounded on the
North by Dan river, one and a-half miles, which Of
lords about $50 acres of fine bottom Aaron's creek,
the dividing line Of the counties Of Halifax Meek
lenburg, passes through its whole width which is
mill, in good ORDER yielding annually toll of 800 bbls
minute description of 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 all the sta
piles OF the State with than usual quantity Of the
comforts arising from fac grazing farm
Bidders may rest assured that the sale will certainly
be made, disease under which labor forbids that
! should encounter another Virginia winter; and with
all, have made up my mind TO meet the sacrifice.
ROBERT NELSON.
Aug 90 3O-tds
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AND FOR SALE-Ths subscriber being unable
- 70 attend 10 business offers for sale hs lard in
Buckingham county, on james River, at the hsad Of
Gaolbys Falls, on which plantation there is eomior,a-
Die house with four above, and aeilar
under the whole house, affordins comfortable dining
room, &e with other convenient houses and gsIdeu
The above Land has grocery eHablishmeDt on |,
tho river whtsh rem" Annually for hundred dol
lar', and more could be had. The grocery house ba,
hvs rooms above, aud seilars under the whole with
thres stone and brisk chimnsys attached 10 The grose
ry; there good mea'-Louss, ic.house sranefy and
The above tract contains three hundred aud ily FIVE
acres oy recent survey; abcu, hundred clear
cd, and in state Of improvement, there heiug pos.
ton oil II in clover, the balance well-lyng timbsrod
land further descsipien 10 deemed Unnecessary a,
those disposed 10 buy, invited to call ard See Tue
rubscfibar residing tae premises will show TO any
psr'on no may CALI II the above property IL not sold
before shs hrst day OF Osober nex il will on that dsy
be offered al pubs ssle the sale TO take place at the
yer, should sell privately before that day due
tiee will be given. THOS. ADAMS
July 8. Ut