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But they not strictly Judicial powers. and wbilst the
general confidence which President must ne presumed
TO have o ohc,r whom lac places at the head OF the
Treasury, Will lead him TO believe that the latter exer
cises these properly hold it to be clear that lac
may n,erpo-e with dir, chou whenever lac thinks the
ends OF public or individual justice REQUIRE H. There is
no other way oil satisfying those primary provisions Of the
Cons!itsuo' that the executive power Is lodged with him,
ana that with him rests the responsibility OF seeing III al
e laws are faithfully executed. Should the Secretary
ose'en"ous'y d'i'rr IN opnou and be uuwlng To act
"e'"' n'e no resource but 10 iescu; the President,
none but 10 substitute another officer IA, hi. pls, e.
Ne''her OF the above arts az any a. that class have
'uv e secretary 81 The Treasury judge in the
III "h'ch alone Judge becomes a CO orin.ic branch OF
he government. With the right oil exemp ion II ON all con
tto 10y the President
Less lar ies', is there any ground for SAYING that ia.
sN'eenh section al the act Tor OF the Bank has
Clothed the Secretary with the least shadow Ut exep.
ton. 'F
come inevitably TO The conclusion, that the Presien
IA" ue tui iis't 10 order the removal OF the
s"ouu oe orrej into that OF admit ing the Secretary
oi the Treasury to be his official Superior
One or oher mu, have the ronrol and am for !eayinr
II where tie Constitution placed it,
AN ORIGINAL. FRIEND OF TIE BANK.
F"""d,trhid County, Me- IIth, 1883.
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esS PLEN DID SALE-On the SECOND MonI,v 49, N.
~ cembsr next, the subscribers will offer at ac,;on a.,
the place, that highly valuable estate known Us Mayt.
or "ShNers Mills, late the property Of Jas Shver,
Esq comprises about 3Oo0 o land lying on both
SIDES OF the Ognrhee nver where the great
route from Washington City New Oreans crosses the
rvei; hity miles from Augusta, aud ten miles tom w ar
renion. on the East and twelve miles from Sp.t, AMI
thhty->ix from Miedgevile, the West Nealy seven
hundred acres oil these lands cleared and now in fine
Condition Tor the production OF corn, cotton wheat, or
OATS The residue In woods Astounding excelle, timber
me ip ovements on this estate, beey be of the
most valuable IN Georgia Among them, are large n.r
chant ni with tour pair OF stones and every app,r,,us
necessary to te manufacture OF tho finest our saw
n'i', cotton yin, and wool cariug machine NIL driven NV
WATER new, and erected by the best mechanics ON IN,
most approved plans; large and comino,lious
mouse, used as tavern. brick .tli Inn &c furnish s,ore
mouse hacksui'hs shop, barns, Stables aud every other
description OF ar'n houses OF the best quality. Tie wa.
ter at this place. the saubr,y Of the climate the density
anu responsibility Of the hbourng population
WIN me probability OF the recently projected rail- way
o Eaohon To Augusta, passing or near this estate
parueuiaiy recommends Il to the attention of those ho
aegn 10 make investments in cories of cotton or wool
Al The same time, will he offered for SHE ALT tho
aon siock consisting Of horses mules oxen cows hogs
Wagons OK carts 5000 bushels OF coin or 10 thousand
pounds oil fodder, Sc. sc. Also, IL slaves. unusuav
hSey and valuable, among whom are two or three b,ck
SINUS w'goners, ostlers, walters aud carpenters.
Terms Of sd!e.-Cssh for all the personal propertv for
e rear estate one-ourth Of the price cash; h. residue
payable on three equal annual insiameuts by
proved paper due at Bank in the State and bearing
interest from date. Unquesonabe titles.
JOEL CRAWFORD,
II. s. SAYRE
TIIOS. L. LATIMERE
VIM. HILL.
Oct a. tI3-laftds1 .4ssignees ri Jas sbi,eys
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stance OF about the circumference Of twenty-five cent
piece OF the eonsistence and appearance pretty much Of
"e woe OF an egg made hot-or, perhaps animal Jelly
substance had percepble odour tina, could discover
and let IL be borne in mind that do not youch trvtu
whence II came. Yours, very respectfully,
H. NJ. GARLAND
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"A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.--A Lady well
l"alhed 70 teach all the branches Of polite female
rng"'n Education, together with music Oh the piano
roe' an1 who can exhibit satisfactory testimonials n
suGn qhalhcaons, may fud employ nent in a privaa a.
my, anu a'f wages 10 very healthy situation by adj.
dressing letter postage paid) to w. c. Ii ertv Be1s
co, Va stating terms, &c. October "a 100
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"A IEACHER WANIED-who is qualified TO leach
tics and Geography, and who produce annie Is"Gmo-
mails OF fitness and capacity in which nnsi be included
lion and devotion the discharge of h '.''e.es' aen
n e2Inmumcauon addressed TO X. Y Union Mills p.
, rluvanna county, Va, will meet attention.
N'V'p'OeI e.
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HHARWOOD SCHOOL.-Tbo ov...i... =, - =

hhWOOD SCHOOL.-The exercises of this ios,i
III luton, tor the ensuing year, will commence M dc
second Monday IN January aud terminate the I5,I Of De-
cehoer '1"o"ing. The course Of instruction will com.
Prise p Or'h"g'sPhy' Recalling, Penmansip, Arithmetic
ffachea' ma,hem"hcs, English Grammar, Geograuh,
Gl,l the use OF the Maps and Globes, Bsirs Rhetoric
Compos''Dn, ana History; together with the Latin an
siE so. lor hoard tuition, lodging and washing
WI be $lGo,rooe half 10 be paid in advance Ua~"S
ue,er,ea 70 Unit the number of boarcrs TO s5-se csn
lhln the scholastic year of ten months A. bp,
M a'shhon VIII he paid TO the morals and habits OF
we uues ana none over l6 years Of age admitted who
P"ce satisfactory testimonials Of good character,
letters addressed TO either Of u.s. near Somerville Fan
QUEER county, viii receive prompt attention.
NJ, G. TACKETT,
WV ~ loo -wSwl J. SPIN DIE.
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53--w6w

a CHANCERY-STArE OF ONO LOGAN Co,n,,,
IL court OF Common Pleas, October Term A. d. 1894
he'en Masse, Executrx and devisee Of Henry Masss
deceased, Comnj{ ; nias'e'
The unknown heirs OF CbiswelI Baret anil u,o 49,
known heirs OF william Barrett, deceased D.fendan,s
he above named complainant, bayiuv Iy La. o -
Tors, ed ~ TIE Office oil the Clerk of the (on,, go
said, her certain Bill IN Chancery setting t,h ao,e
other things That she is entitled as dcvises Of dis
10 have an assignment or conveyanc.
.o" ''1 ueenudhts a. heirs OF CbswelI and WilI;,,
e' ,o' TWO racts oil Land, situate in the county Of
I 49,, s"'" o'ae; tis one Containing three bun1,od
i a,''9 tniee acres, and being survey No IO5O3 as
f., ~, 'he DOCKS OF the Surveyor OF the Virginia Mi
-, Ds"'c'; Tue other containing four hundred and lor
acres and being survey No 1908 known az fors
Mn'ch TWO surveys ii is alleged were promised and
SCI OH 10 said Henry Mas,e, IN consideration of liz 80
'ng 'ocded warrants No. 2257 aud No 574I claimed h
1e,endaD's, as heirs OF Cbswe aud William Barre, Tb
Dh' pray Tor an assignment conveyance of ssi III
RON Tie defendants to the complainant and Inc 60,
aforesaid ai The Term Aforesaid, ordered Thai notice r H.
hng OF sad b and OF the peDdancy OF this suit should he
gwen 10 hc s'd defendants, 10y pubic alton of such M
uce' or me space OF six consecutive weeks in the Rrh
mona Ehqnref newspaper pfinted in the CITY of Rieh
no, w we o'ae oil Virginia; said publication to be made
"peted al least thirty days before the next Term NJ
e SoU't Aforesaid, TO be holden in the county aforesaid.
~Wch hDe and place, the defendants are herebv noG
heu 10 oe and appear, the matters of said Bill II I
'aKen as COME sed. BY order Of the Court 10
N. n. McCoLLoCH, elk.
CREIGHTON and BoND, YIN
Solicitors for Complainant
'o"Oo' .. 53-w6w
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' q NmoLEoN This distinguished Race Horse and
a Stallion, will stand at Fairfield the ensuing se.
ptCII, mr. sea
November 5. 70 D %
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'HE di.tinguished Race Horse and Stallion pRI
A. mEito, viii stand at my Farm, Pamparike, King
hham) The ENSUING seasou-and then il is I hone r.
sbew horse OF the first order-n blood form and acon
he has no superior. THOs CAprEp
November 10. ~ a. LIN
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&ook blNDERY.-'h he subscriber b-gs leave TO In
NJ form the citizens Of Virginia. aud the neip hboiny
states, uathe has extended his Book Bndery Establish
!nen anc engaged an additional number OF workmen: he
prepared 10 execute every description Of work in the
auove me OF business in every desirable style Book
publishers can have their binding at as well as
III any oi The Northern cities Specimens of hi. syle of
execution are always to be seen at his Bookstore Per.
them bound Tor 81 25 per vol PamphIes bo"r,. ia NJ,
records aud other Books rebound with care and expedi
oh Clerks OF Courts he furnished with the v,,ious
blank hooks used in their Offices. plain and Russia bind
ing; Merchants account books ruled to any pattern
November 10 [55-lai3l1 r. d. SANXAY
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"a oIlCE.IIhere will he Petition before the oey
oshersr As'emoy Virginia, for the purpose of re-
9ue,ng we O's on Tie Falling creek and Mancbester
Turnpike road roo FREEHoJDERs o. CHEsTERpTShn
33-wI2t'
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Fredericksburg, Nov. 8. "a n w,,n Is

a hHlo LAND AGENCY-Ar CoLUMpUs-Tbe
~ Subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
ens IN d'fierent sections OF the United States and the
puohc generally tina, they have opened office in the
OF attending to the purchase and sale of lands the
hent Of taxes redeeming lands sold for taxes and furnish
ing any and all information which may be required con-
corning Ohio lands ~
one OF the undersigned has filed the Office of Auditor
oil the State Tor eighteen successive years. and the other
wa! OF Ch'ei clerk IN the same Office for
period they therefore haer themselves ,ba, ,he ra'
sent acquired knowledge Of the business and the IA
ces Tor extending it, will render the interest of those
cure as ii could be in any other hands.
attention. RAJpIl 0SpotpSY'p
MAY 20. tb-W6n' DEMAS ADAMS
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N oIlCE--By deed OF trust from Robert r. ,,,on dc
ceased to Robert Patton, jr. (now deceased) and
John NJ Patton bearing date the 18Th day of April 1921
IT'S provided That after satisfying certain preferred and
specihed debts aud liabilities, the residue of the trust
s" oe applied to the payment OF The individual debfs
sau hooert Patton, "wheher contracted nv him i'm b;s
private capacity or as guardian or
an debts the original consideration for which ,rero
aeois Que by or contracts made with The firm of lanes
dykes Co., even where the said Robert Pauon O. nj,
gwen his individual note bond acceptance for the
or nam IN any way individually guaranteed or
Tor their payment by the express terms Of the d
oeeu' excluded from any participation in the rust nd
nh ah tbe individual creditors OF said Robsrt p,,,
as above Defined, shalt be fully paid and satisfied TIE
creators, however, are required by the terms NJ The
said deed TO exhibit their claims 10 the Trustees vv;,
IN SIX months alter they have been notified 10 do So
by advertisement ia one public ne spapers and
w case oil Their failure TO do the trustees or he
hem Is authorised 10 distribute the funds among s,cb
OF me individual creditors shall have exhibited their de-
manu- ana then the residue in payment Of the debts due
oy me lrm oil James Dykes & Co-Now therefore he.
eVing mat Sl lie preferred debts have been satisfied
90 nerey monty and require all the creditors the said
Nooer Pation, whose demands within the above de-
scpon oil individual debts las distinguished from debts
OF the hrin OF James Dykes Coz present their claim,
duy authenticated to me, or in my absence from, re-
uIekOuIg, 10 Hugh Nj Patton on or before The first dav
OF October next JOHN NJ. PATTON ~
SHUicing Trustee 0f II Pon0n J,r,d
November 8. 1888. 53-I,rt,o
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P.pGE'ssY y.
from tho New York Mnrot.l
" nuc4 vsr sv..,~. ,.,.'' -

lFom lho Ne York Mirror
III, o'Psr be"skIhe r-.ut of this dfamas fee is hon.
e',izrns
%" Tue occasion have now The ps'-as reflection Of bavy
rrnl" al others
have iii ~,
nut rddicss, which by yo,
eIf..
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"A DVERTlSEMENT-The subscr ibers present ihei,
N grateful Acknowledgements to tue public for the
tensve patronage which il has bestowed upon their
WHEAT IHREsHING MACHINE, during the past sea
son. Ihey are under peculiar obligation those gentle
men, who have volunteered their certificates in favor OF
the construction and performance OF the machine They
now inform the public that they have made some impor
tan improve men's-founded upon experimental their
constructions They deem il only to
an Improvement in the horse power the importance OF
wheh w be obvious:The master wheel kept in con-
neAoh win the pnion, and in perfectly horizontal posi-
uon, by small cast iron cylinders, placed in the frame lust
SO as just touch the wheel in its vou-
tons ny this the strain is entirely taken off the box and
cone, which were formerly ooSened.
lney WILL In few days, take out a patent for their
machine The threshng part of which is enominaed
:" METALLIC THREsHING Box" and such is its con-
srucon that it will not be injured by which
would destroy any other machine. The Cylinder be az.
ana combs al the same time and Of the Beaers
become DULL they can be changed SO as to have four fire. III
edges The same may be said of the Bars in the Box
ihose VINO may Paironize them the ensuing NAV
rest assured Of having machines of the lest order AZ ~
power expedition, and durability. The subscribers in
tend address the public again. when they will state
price Tor machines and for patent rights.
r. DAVIS g. HOLMES.
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CERY-VIRGINIA-At rules held i'm the
"A Clerks Ohice OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
anu Chanrery oil Caroline, OH the 7h day Of October 1885,
James Duval, pl.in,g
against
Reuben Gatewood and william A. Moncure ad,;,;s
IT, nS y, 'r"es ua.e "oou Defendants.
The defendant, Reuben Catewood not having entered
nus apps aud given security according the act OF
Assembly aud The rules OF this Court, and by
satisfactory evidence, that he is inabtant of Ibis
Soowea''i' IL Is ordered that the said defendant do
appear before the Judge of the said Court on the frs,
OF the next term and answer the plaintiffs bi aud tina,
copy oil tins order be forthwith inserted in some ne
paper published in the City Of Richmond for two months
successfully and that another copy be posted at the from,
door oil The Court House OF the said county.
October %. IS.o,,
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NCHANCERf-ViR rules held in Ne
n C,e'N oniee OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
OF November, 1898: -
James L. Sutton AMI Edwin Shelton, PLAINTIFF
against
Thomas Price, Jr and Thomas boswell. Executors Of
James Boswell dec, Samuel Anderson Charles Vest and
Eliza his wife, John Pearson aud Charlotte his wife vii.
liam L. Thompson, Tarlton Peasants and rhom,s prc.
Jr administrator de bonis OF Sa Anderson Nh. elder
AMI administrator OF Lew. p. Anderson, dec, Dets
The deie"dant Samuel Anderson, not having enter.
his appearance and given security according to the ac,
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and appearing h,
satisfactory evidence tina, he Ia nsbitsnt of hi
CommonweA h, the motion OF the pains il is order
ed tia, the said defendant do appear here OF the frs
Monday In February next, and answer the plaintiffs bill
anu that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in som,
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, tor tw,
months successfully. and that another copy he posted
me 'front.' door OF the Cour,. house Of this county.
Copy-Tssts PHILIP r. WINSTON e G.
ember IL Etwe.
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tXECUToR'S Sale Of valuable Land, Negroes, SC
~ VIII he sold to the highest bidder on Thursday the
I'm day OF December next, the premises all of thai
valuable Tract OF Land OF which Captain Richard D,ven
port died possessed lying in the upper end of Charlotte
county virginia. near the Red House, on he North and
south forks OF Long Creek, containing between I6 and
l'Uo acres The greater part oil this tract is wood land
ana abounds in the very finest timber of various descrp
uons and on are several eligible mill Sites with good
water power for gst and mills either or both of which
would be very profitable The fertility of this tract ma
considered perhaps superior TO any land tract in
virginia, being hrst-rae tobacco land and il
wen waered having il abundance of fine springs of
me puest water, aud several streams passing tbrouph
IL lies IN avery healthy section OF country rs miles from
Iyhchourg 80 from Farmvie, Is from Charlotte Court
House and 100 from Richmond. This tract will be d.
Vded and sold in lots of from 200 acres each
sons wishing to view the land will call on j. s. Dayenpor
reSid'ng on the premises who will shew the same
A'so al The same time and place, will be sold to the
highest bidder 10 20 valuable Negroes consisting Of
men, women and children-toge,hcr with the stock of
T9rses' cattle hogs, sheep, plantation utensils &c. Sc
he land will be sold IL, Is and 2I months credit
rmrsers giving bonds with security deeds of
me negroes and other part Of the property will be sold
on credit oil six monthsbonds with approved secu,i,v
VIII be required of the purchasers '
MARTIN w. DAVENPORT
PUTNAM NORTH
| ~ Executors Of Richard Dapenporf deeeosed
e""e' re- 55-wtds
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ENRlCO NURSERY JTTthim three aud a hall
IL Il miles of Richmond, Puginia.-The subscr iber
ors Tor sale at his Nursery. large collection of budde
FRUIT TREES consisting Of II varieties of Apple 90
do Pear, IL do Plum, IL do Peach, &c do Cherry do
Apricot do Nectarne, do Almond, do. Fig and 4
90. Grape Vine, nearly oil propagated from trees in full
bearing IN his own orchard, and embraces perhaps SC.
lection OF Fruit that have been surpassed Tor the eli
mate IN virginia The trees are large and thrifty, and
many Of them have fruit on at th. time C,t,og,ss a.
wn'ch have added, in consequence Of numerous en-
quires ample directions for planing may be had gratis
al the Nursery, at the Book Store of Peter Cotton,
where any orders left will be punctually attended TO-
Oct ~. l0O-w6w JOSEPH SINrON
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IN CHANCERY-VIRoiNIA- Cu,uLe Rand coun.
n ~ Court, 2aI September, 1888:
William e. Haskn-, Thomas Dow,Iv anil Martha h;s
wife, formerly Martha Ha.kins pI,;n,ig.
against - ~
Creed Haskins, John T. IIAskins, James Cooper and
Jane his wife, Thomas Balow, and Polly Bailow Dei,s
The defendants, James Cooper and Jane his wife, rto
mas baow anu Polly Ba'low, not having entered their
appearance, aud given security according to The acts
Assembly and the rules Of this court, aud il appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
tins country: IL is ordered that the said defendants do an
pear here OH the first day OF December Count next and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud that copy of th.
oruer pe forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city oil Richmond for months and
posted at the front door Of the house Of this county
Copy. Teste. b. b. WOODSON ID q
October 20. 40 O.
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" iRUiNiA OIL STONE.-CoLMAN, RAYMoAp
kELLoGG's celebrated Oil Stone, reasIv TO-,
use, for sale wholesale or retail, by ~
G. V. RAYMOND
Richmond. Va, November g. 5o-wiy
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HsAECOToR'S SALE Of Vaiua6ie Property, real
m ana persondL-The subscriber will offer, at public
auc"o az the Boetourt Springs, Wednesday the 18Th
day OF December next, f fair if not the next fair dnv
hereaite all the personal and real estate of the ,ie MI
Johnston. me personal estate consists of between 20
anu oo valuable Negroes, among them some first ra,e
noue servants cooks, Sea large stock of Horses Hogs
Sheep, and Cattle of every descrpiion-Hous,boM All
der, Oats, &C., &c Ivy " No'"' 4 oo-
az me same time and place. The Boetour Springs will
DC publicly offered at auction. The buildings are spa
cous ana III good order, equal to the comfortable accom-
n'odaion Of one hundred visitors The p,n,ation
containing about 800 of good quality is OF itself va,
ana me surrounding neighborhood Of the
"ea''hies and most desirable in Virginia The co,,
Pny al Inc springs during The asons has
~ increased and no doubt is entertained bv the sbscr;
ber that in the hands of active and encrorisin
er' bis property would be among the most valuable
IN upper Virginia Persons DESTROYS of purchosin arc
invited 10 visit the subscriber before the sale or to com
,e,onr. county He would prefer making private sale
o9 not privately disposed Of BEFORE they viii be offer
ed publicly, as before stated WIZ
viii be offered also, a small tract of Land Iv;po ,,
Iour miles from the Springs containing about 800
mostly in woods. --' "''es'
Terms will be accommodating and made kncvn =, u, j..
day of sale. JAMES Ts ROVnI1 "lSwh al ihe
october % [49-wtdsl Charles Johnston dee,d
THSo VIRGINIA FARMERS & MECHANICS
81 Having purchased of w. G. BoRLANp his inere.,
in the patent right of Fox & BoRLANn's snr; h
pie tooM Ihreshing Machines hereby 1--WE So,ce a,
have appointed Mr.. JABEz PARKER of Ricbmond
my agent tor making and vending said machines and mr.
F" "'e PoWTS, throughout the State OF VIRGINIA:
also my agent and lawful attorney for making sales Of
county rights 10 said machines and horse powers
out the State of Virginia, except the counties of Io"
copy signed FREEMAN rov
The subscriber has just received six more of M hoo
IWeshing hnchines, which are believed 10 he (,r ,ro
eraoe 10 all other tooth machines they are believed 10
rash isser cleaner and with less power He has also
or safe TWO OF Woods patent hreshing machines with
s,eel spring heaters. which in point OF strength perform
ce, ana durability are thought TO surpas. all other beat
s nacneS' an oil which are warranted. He has also
constantly Tor sale patent styap cutters and rorn sy
wch ne mas greatly mproved and which are believed to
De greatly superior 10 all others in the United State
ihsse who may be in want of any of those vaInaLia
machines, are invited call at his shop op,os, ,ho
On'oh Hotel, and examine for themselves
q. Id
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ne parnes mentioned in The above Decree, wi t,ke
notice. that have appointed Monday the 81 dsv of De-
cember next, to meet at Hanover Court house for The
purpose OF dschaIging the duties required by The said
decree to he performed by of the Commits. of
me Court The said parties required to attend al -
eocS M win Their accounts, vouchers other evil
ue Nee r. STREET, Commissioner
t'o'S'hpe' Il. 1w
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ENXECUTOR'S SALE OF NEGROES &c O
nl TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF December next, if fair il
not The next lair day thereafter, will be offered at public
aucuoh a. me ''e residence OF Reuben Edwards dec in
Edwards; consisting OF fourteen very likely ne
women boys and girls the stock of horses cattle sheen
ana hog crops OF wheat, and oats For ali suus
under SO, cash will be requred and for that sum am,
over, credit OF twelve months will be given Bonds "
approved security will be required. wan
CHARLES S. JONES
attorney in fact for .i;ch,us j. Foinderfer. Error
Louisa, Nov. 18th, 1888 b6',st..
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n CHANCERY-STATE OF OHIo-Ioy,n Genet,
h court OF Common Pleas, October Term 1888:
he'en Massie, Execuuix and devsee Of Henry Massie
Complainant.