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1HNREE HILL RACES will commence thi. fall. a, Nh
regular liked period, TO wit, on the FIRST Tuesday |,
! FIRST DAY-A swecpsiake, two miles and repeat 70
miee year OLD colts and fillies.
SECOND DAY-Proprietors Purse, $500, fifteen dol
lars entrance.
|, THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000, twenty dol
| lars entrance. Sept. 90 30
ySNHE Races the Halifax, (virgnia) Course. will
IL commence Monday, the l4,h OF October nert
and continue FIVE days.
FIRST DAY-A colt race, entrance CPS n n-a an
tries and closed
SECOND DAY-Proprietors Purse, $500, two mil,
heais-entrance SIS.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse three mile heat,
$S5O-entrance $50
FOURTH DAY-Handicap Purse, $50, best three in
hve--eniTsnce $40.
FIFTH DAY-Sweepstakes for three wear old colt. and
hes, mile heats, close the evening of the 2J davis
rsce-enrance $50.
The cash for each days race, will be paid by the Pro-
prietor, without discount.
Good stables aud litter furnished gratis by the Propr;cor
NATHANIEL II. POlNDEXTER, Proprietor.
September TO- s6at
uNAlkFlELD RACES-FALL MkErING-wI com.
- mence the 18th day of October, aud continue four
days. ~
FIRST DAY.--Sweepstakes for three years olds mile
heats, 500 entrance, h. {.
SECOND DAY.-Proprietor's purse, $500, two mile
heats, SIS entrance.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $500, four mile
heats, 800 entrance.
Fourth DAY.-A pair of Silver Pitchers two mile
heats. RICHARD ADAMS Proprie,or
sept. j. 34--td
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GHRIsTIANsYILLE RACEs-FAnI- lsaa-Th

4 NHRISTiANSVILLE RACES-FALL ls33-Tbe
~ races over this course will commence Monday,
Tue lith day oi November, and continue six days.
FIRST DAY-A colt race-mle heats-one hundred
dollars enirace half foreiteeven entered and
ton closed, viz:
William Townes enters b. f. Cbrisabel by Tonson a m,
by imported Dion.
John c. Goode enters b. c. by Tonson. dam Jenney.
benjamin Farmer enters c. C. by Hardys Vrginisn,
w w. Hurt enters b. f. by Medley dam by Herod
Thomas Watson enters Tanshang, by Contention, dam
Mary Wasp
John r. White enters Campbell, by Campbell, dam
Phantom.
John Eubank enters Sally Randolph, by Roanoke dam
by Constitution.
William McCargo enters c. by Stakeholder, dam by
by Diomed.
Mack Goole enters Black Medley, by Medley, dam by
Oscar. "
Richard c. Putyear enters b. c. Tuskeno, by Tonson
dam Creeping Kate.
SECOND DAY-Propretor's Purse, two mile heats,
$500, SIS entrance.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile he ats
Fourth DAY Balance of Jockey Climb Two mile
heats, 5000, Si5 entrance.
FIFTH DAY-Handcap. mile eats. best three in FIVE
purse 800, $40 entrance, TO be added 10 the purse.
SIXTH DAY-Coit race, mile heats, free for any coli
mat has never won to be closed the evening
ceding the Jockey Club day, $50 On the same
day, will be for elegant Saddle, Bdde and equip
mens and gate moneymiie heats, free for any horse,
mare or geldng that never won purse, entrance $40.
Money hung up for each day without discount.
From the number OF fine horses already in training in
The adjoining countless and the number spoken of lutte nde
TO he brought here from distance never could better
sport he calculated The turf in fine order and the
Propre pledges himself do every thing in his
TO render his guests pleasant and comorabe-he will be
prepared TO accommodate them usual Stables and liz
ter furnished race horses gratis
RICHARD C. PURYEAR, Proprietor
Chrisiiansvile, Mecklcnburg, Co.. Va Sept IT. 3S-wit
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NOTICE TO The Black Heath Company of Golfers =
The subscribers to the stock Of the Black Heath
Company Of Golfers, are hereby informed that fifteen
hundred shares Of their capital stock have been sold and
duly conveyed by deeds recorded in the County Court
Ches'erhed pursuant TO the provisions OF the the
General Assembly oil Virginia passed the goth Of Fee
btudry 1888, entitled "an act TO incorporate the Black
Heath Company of Golfers" And they are further in
fomed that pursuant 10 the provisions Of the said act
general meeting OF the stockholders for the purpose of
pointing Directors and organising the Company viii be
held al the Eagle Hotel in the city Richmond i'm Virgil
MIA, on the 2Sh day OF October next, at which meeting
the stockholders are earnestly requested to attend
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
JOHN HETH
BEVERLEY HETH,
Richmond, SeDfeuber. %
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FHNkUST SALE-By virtue ri iced OF trust execu-
~ ted TO the subscriber, the 2lst day OF May 1888
by Thos Ashbrook, and Of record in the county
Chesterfield Tor the purpose Of securing certain Of
money due to NJ A. Trcc, slo proceed to sell 10 the
highest bidder Tor cash, at Chesterfield court house. on
Monday the 14h day Of October next Chat being court
dsy0 all the right title or interest," both real and personal
which said Ashbrook has, or NAV hereafter have in
the estate OF his deceased father shall convey such H.
tie only as is vested in me by said deed Of trust.
Sept 20. fS9-idsJ GREEN HALL, Trustee.
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ACQUELlNE p. TAYLOR has received by IN e
- Equator Superior and Havre, from Liverpool and nv
the late Packets from New York and PbsJeIpbis his
ia supply OF DRY CooDs consisting OF the
OF Foreign and Domestic articles:
, ALSO on Consgnment-A very large assortment OF
BRUSSELS, ply k.dermins,er and venetian esrpeng and
rugs,
Snperfine blue, black. brown. and olive cloth,
Blue, and brown superfine coating for over coats
Nspt cot'ons bazes kerseys, bH checked and other
oed horse cloths imported expressly for horse clothing
To all Of which he invites the attention OF those wish
ing TO purchase. [Sept. 27.1 Al-6t
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a tO'PARTNERSHIP.--rhes subscribers have associat-
" ed themselves in the Saddle & Horness making bu-
siness, under the firm Of KING s. MARKHAM. They
offer for sale,
Best stitched and shafted saddles,
DO plain and common do.
Coach gig and Wagon harness,
Hard solder bits and srrups, with variety Of cheaper
kinds.
English bride feathers and martingsss
Spurs, best and ivory mounted and cord cotton
coach, gig and twig whips,
Together with general assortment OF articles in their
line.
They will manufacture any article in their line in the
best manner, Of good materials and at very low prices
They respectfully invite their friends and the public 10
favor them with share Of their patronage.
ALFRED KING,
GEORGE MARKHAM
The subscriber returns his thanks to the public and his
friends for the liberal patronage ne has received.
As wish TO close up my former business, those ndebt.
ed 10 will please call and settle up their respective &C.
counts and those having claims viii please present them
for settlement ALFRED KING.
September a. 1O-at
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SALE OF NEGROES, STOCK, 9c-The suLscri
~ Der viii offer for sale, to the highest bidder on Fri
day the Sh day OF November next plantation of the
late John Harris deceased, in the county of buckingham
called Snowden, opposite Scosve in the county Of Al.
semare, about t,oenty likely Negroes, all the horses
cattle and stock OF every kins the crop of
ing to three or four hundred barrels large crop of obac
co in the house fodder, SC. &c. the plantation utensils
&C., as well as every thing else apperauiug 10 large
estate.
Terms Nine months ere dit for all sum. over Ter dol,
lars; Tor that sum and under cash Bond and approved
security Of course required Should the day he unfair
that the sale cannot go then IL will be made the ne xt
fair day JOHN H. COLEMAN.
Ex'or. OF John Harris, decd
Albemarle, Sept. 20. 4l-tds
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p OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY The an
a, nual meeting OF the Roanoke Navigation COMPANY
will be held at Weldon, N. c. the second Monday Of
November next A. JOYNER
Weldon, September Z, 1888. 3s-st
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nv G.. II. Selden

nROOD MARES AND COLTS AT AUCTION
Will be sold at public auction on Tuesday the 9Th
OF October, stthe Fairfield Race Course, half after
O'clock several brood and colts; ALSO two fIlies
one by Tonson, the oherby Medley The pedsrees wi
be given on the day OF sale.
c. J. SELDEN, .aucfioneer.
Gentlemen wishing to add 10 the above sale OF Horses,
can DO So by applying TO at auction store opposite
the Eagle Hotel c. ]. SELDEN, ducfionecr
c: sELDEN, auetioneer s. Commission Merchant,
Wi' attend to all sales OF real estate, Slaves, Horses
Groceries, Dry Goods. Hardware and House Kitchen
FURNITURE, either in the city country Liberal avan
ces made on consignmens, when required.
sept. "a t4l-tds] c. j. SELDEN, Auct'r
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.--Will be sold Oh We'd.
IA nesday. the 9th day of October next, fair (f not
me lr't lair day 'hereafter the late residence OF Chris
'opher farrar deceased (Church H9 all the personal
estate belonging to the said Farrar consisting Of horses
wagons, &c &c-Terms-for all fifty dollars
negotiable notes 80 days, with approved endorsers; for
all sums OF fifty dollars and under the cash will be re-
qnlred--sale 10 commence at IL O'clock M. All persons
having claims against the estate, will please make them
known prior TO the day of sale.
JOHN FARRAR, .Hdn'or. of
christopher FdrTdr, deed.
N Is. AT the same time and place, will be hired out ,
unu' The first OF January next. negro men, Of whom,
are good wagoners. J. f., .adn'or. of C. f., deed.
September l3. s7-,ds
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-05-16

At Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
vithin and for the District Of LitchGeld, on
the goth dGy of April, 1888:
Present. Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge.
ETPON the petition Of Ira Smith, of Litch-
~ field, in said district, shelving to this Court
that he is the parent and natural guardian Of
Sally Jennette Smith. minor Of about ten
years Of age, and of Julia Ann Smith, minor
Of about nine years of age. both residing in
said town of Litchfeld,in said probate district,
and that said minors are the joint owners in
fee of certain real estate situated 10 said town
of Litchfield, devised to them by their grand
father Hicks Smith, deceased, to wit: Of one
parcel containing about 4 lS acres, and half
the barn thereon; and also Of another parcel
containing about 81 acres, both under the in
cumbrance Of a life estate therein belonging
to said Ira Smith.
Also, fan undivided three-fifths in value {
the dwelling house lately occupied by the said
near the same, and of wO.thirds Of small
dwelling house lately occupied by said Hicks)
and IF parcel of land containing about ten
acres and of another tract Of land containing
about 10 acres with blacksmith's shop there
on; and of another tract containing about IS
acres-the other two ifths of which property
belongs to Lucy Simmons, and the same is
under the incumbrance of a life estate therein
belonging to the widow Of said Hicks, and af-
ter her death Of life estate therein belonging
to said Ira Smith.
Also, of the undivided three-fifths in value
Of an undivided half of another tract of land
containing about GS acres, under the incum-
brance of life estate therein belonging to the
widow of Hicks Smith, and after her death of
life estate therein belonging to said Ira Smith.
And further showing to said Court that said
estate is reproductive to said minors, and dis
advantageously situated, and that some OF the
proceeds thereof are necessary for the nurture
and education Of said minors, and that 1t IS
for their interest that the same be sold and
the proceeds vested in other real estate or ex-
pended for their nurture and cducation-and
praying for power to sell and convey the same
according to law, as by petition on file dated
April 90, 1888, in which said property is more
particularly described:
Whereupon 1t is ordered, That said petition
be continued to the 5th day Of July, 1888. at
the Probate Office in said Litchield, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. and that notice Of the penden-
cy thereof be given by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the newspaper
printed at Litchfeld, the last Of which publ
cations shall be at least six weeks before said
5th day Of July. 1888.
A true copy Of record.
~ FREDERICK WOLcOrT, Judge. !
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BROKE INTO

MezsskaSS ME enclosure of the sub.
- H. sGribcr, on the 10th of last
month, Red and White Cor.
well stricken in years, no ariifi.
cial marks. The owner is requested to nroya
property, pay charges, and take her away.
JOHN. BALDWIN.
Litckteld, May 8, 1883 A
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Mail Coach Line.

THROUGH IN ONE DAY
TO ". York or Albany,
BY way Of PoughAeepsie,
"ILL leave Parks Stage House, Litch-
w field, every morning at 4 O'Clock, and
arrive in Poughkeepsie in time for passengers
to avail themselves of the Steam Boats either
for New York or Albany. This Line passes
through Cornwall, Ellsworth, Sharon, Aue-
mia, Washington, Pleasant Valley, &c.
STAGES FOR ALBANY,
By way OF Norfolk, Sheffield. Great Barring.
ton. West StOckbridge, sc. leave Parks Ho-
tel every day the same hour as the above.
For further information. or passage, apply
to A. CHADWICK, Agent,
z. ..s..-.. at Parks Hotel, Litchfeid
May 2, 1888 al
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Litchfeld Female Seminary

Litchfeld Female Seminary.
THE Summer Term efthis Institution wiI
IL commence on Wednesday May 18th.
Terms of Instruction i'm the highest depart
ment, including NaturaI and Moral PhilosO-
ply, Logic, Chemistry, Principles Of Taster
Criticism. and Rhetoric, $40 IS
Second department., embracing His
tory, Grammar, Arithmetic, and Com
position, IS
The lowest department, including
Writing, Reading, Spelling. and Geo
graphy, 6 IS
French, per quarter, 90
Drawing, Go. S 90
Music, do. 10 90
No pupil will be- received for less than one
term, and no deduction made except for sick
ness. The morals and manners Of the young
ladies will receive particular attention.
Board 'in respectable families may be OBJ
tanned from 81 rs to 50 90 per week, exclu-
sive of lights and washing.
Litchfeld, April IS. 1888 4s
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Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Wines, &c.
At Wholesale and Retail.
II. G.. RECKWITH


OFFERS for sale complete assortment
~ Of the above articles in quantities to suit
the purchaser, on as good terms as they can
be bought within the state, for cash or credit,
including an assortment Of Bronzes, Gold and
Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums COpal, and Shell
Lac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal Varnish, TIA
marinds. Nader, Cochineal, Indigo, Ameri-
can and Russian Isinglass. Spices, Sal Eratus,
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlitz
Powders, Congress Water-superior aud
common winter Sperm, Castor, pure Linseed
and Sweet Oils, Comp. Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
A large assortment Of PATENT MEDl-
Understanding Hooper's, James, Rush's
and PhInney's Anti-dyspeptic Pills, Deans
Rheumatic Pills, Kidder's Medicines, Ander-
sons Cough Drops, Bateman's Drops, S waim's
Panacea. WEIGH Medicamentum, Thompson's
Eye Water, Sc.
Also, complete assortment of English and
American PAlNTS-among which are white
and red Lead, Whiting. Chrome Yellow and
Green. Prussian Blue No. 4 and Q, Dutch and
Rose Pink, Terra De Sienna, VermiiIion,
Lamp Black, Sc. go. .-r-.-
London Brown Stout and l.. and Philad.
Porter--Oid Madeira, pure Port. Samos and
other WINES, in bottles and by draught, at
retail. Pure Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin.
w. !. Rum, &c. as medicines.
Physicians, Hatters. Painters, sc. supplied
on las good terms as they can purchase the
same qualities 10 New-YOrk.
Litchteld, Jan. 81 "a
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F.. A. LO R ID

HAS JUST RECEIVED
A YANKEE among the Nullifers.
N Mrs. Wizards Appeal in favor Of Fee
male Education, especially in Greece.
A new and complete Preceptor for the Ger
man Flute together with collection Of Airs.
Duets, Marches, Waltzes, SIC.
Also, few dozen copies ofthe Boston Han
del and Haydn Society Collection Of Church
Music, which will be sold cheaper than they
can be purchased elsewhere in the state.
Litchfeld, ApriI II IS
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NOTICE.

tHSHE Court Of Probate for the District Of
u EitchGeld hath assigned the l4th day of
Instant May, at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon, a,
the Probate Office 10 Litchfeld. for the exa-
minasi0n and settlement Of the accounts oil
the subscribers, executors Of the will of
BENJAMIN HART,
late Of LitchAeld. 10 said district, deceased,
% which time and place all persons interested
Ia said estate will, il they see cause. attend
before said Court. and be heard in the premi-
ses. BY order &c said Court.
PHIREAs LORD, 4 r
Isaac HARr, Erec"'Ors'
LiickfsId. May Q, 1883 40
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STRAYED,
NOTICE.

TNHE Court of Probate for the District Of
= lAitchfeld has allowed and limited six
.'o1'As from the date hereof for the creditors
10 The estate Of
URIAH HOPKINS,
late Of harw'n,ou, in said district, deceased,
wins" wmGh 10 present their claims for set
tiement. a" c'a'ms not presented within said
time wlll De aeoarred a recovery, Those in.
immediate payment to
LUCIUS HOPKINS, Adm'r.
Har,0intOn, May s, 1883 s4s
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February Tsrm, A. D. 1883.
Ann Walter and others. at the present
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More New Books.
lust received at the New Book STORE,
- in East Street,
The complete Works Of Robert Hall,
The Young Lady's Own Book,
Young Mons Own Book,
Humorist's Own Book,
Youths Guide. Also,
7th and 9th Nos. of Boys and Girls Library.
Mays 48
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having disposed OF his
Il stock of Goods and rented his store to
Mr.. Samuel NJ: Ensign. tenders his thanks to
his customers for past favors, and respectful
~ requests all persons who have unsettled ac-
counts with him. or with the late irm Of Nor
ris Woodruff s. Son, to close the same with
out delay. -
T;tcbfeH, (Souih FarmS) AI0y 4, 1883 "48
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GROCER LES.
Cheap Goods.
w. & ID. PORTER

OFFER the following GOODS, which
~ comprise part of their new stock, (viz:)
Superfne blue, black, brown, mixed and ad-
elade Broudcloths blue, white and black Me-
rino Shawls: Grape, hernina and gauze Fancy
Handk'fs; French printed Muslins, Light
Chintzes, new style Ginghams. dark Cali
Goes, rich Black Silks, various descriptions
cold Gros de Maps, Damask Cloths and Di-
apers, Russia, birdseye and cotton do; great
variety Gloves, Hosiery, white Blond Gauzs
Wells, Summer Vestings. French Bombazine,
Irish Linens, Lawns, Linen Cambria Hdk'fs
a general assortment Of Goods for mems and
boys summer wear-6ne plain and Stripe Sat
tinetts-with an assortment of DOMESTIC
GOODS, and many other useful goods not
enumerated, which will be sold as low as they
are in any other market.
One door south Post Office. April 10 45
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Ts. - bered, that
Ann Walter and others. at the present
term ofthisCOur
Frederick Plumb and Harriet his wife presen-
ted their petition to this Court, setting forth
that on the 9TH day of August, 1922. one Will
liam Walter, of New Haven. exc cnted to the
said Harriet, to Nancy Walter and Emily
Kirby, mortgage deed of certain lands. in
said petition described, and to secure the due
payment Of certain notes due the said Harri-
ct, Nancy and Emily therein set forth-stat-
ing also that said notes have gone into the pos
session Of the said Ann Walter. who for rea-
sons unknown to the petitioners claims to hold
them in her OVID right-praying that said Ann
may be compelled to disclose and set forth
her claim to said notes and premises. and to
account to the petitioners for their interest
therein-shewing also that said Nancy and
Emily have deceased, leaving heirs resident
out Of this state in parts unknown TO the pc
titioners-all which will more fully appear by
reference to said petition on fle:
WhereupOn 1t is ordered By this Court, That
notice of the tendency of this petition be CIV
en- 10 the heirs Of said Nancy and Emily, by
publication of this order in some newspaper
printed in this state three weeks in succession
at least six weeks before the next term OF this
Court to be holden at Litchfeld in aud Tor
this county on the third Tuesday Of August
next. BY the Court.
46 FREDERIcK WOLcoTT, Clerk.
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STRAYED.

Il lst inst. Ia s cherry red &c COVE ,~s
with mixture of white on her
sRzAkAkA. head, belly and tail-having a
slit in the centre of the right ear, and half
penny under the left. Whoever will give in
formation by letter to the subscriber, directed
to the post Office in Litchfeld, shall be suita.
bly, rewarded. HI. w. CHILDS.
Litch6eLd, May 8, 1888 40
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STAGES

TNIiE puhlIc nre informed tina, daily mail Is
u now running hrtwsen this place and WASH
inston City. The advantages OF t''s arrange
meni sre numerous and ohv'o"s.-!t not ony
gives this place daily Northern, hut an', Rich
mond mail. II presents 10 The rdrelhng from
Tennessee, SC. a route subject 10 no defay rhdtee
eT.
This linz is intended TO combine proper ex.
re'i,on, with ample time for rest but whenever
Is reanired il will travel all night, as doc: the
Crele.icl. bury line, and will then reach wash
ins,on without difficulty, as soon a. tbs steamboat.
Frlm Cha, louisville to Alexandria by land, III,
miles Alexandria to Washington, by the boat
miss--by my route, l2f
From Chariot esviiie TO sicamboat landing. rs
mre.-S,eunboat landing 10 Washington, OIL
route hv Fredericksburg, 1879 niles.
Di,tance from Salem to Washington City. 1872
p,Ie.-E.rc ~ %
The subsc,jber has spared no pains to put the
hest acc MN cd atoms Oh the whole road from Sa.
lem TO Washington City And having involved
himse,f IN a neavy additional expen'e. ~ conse.
uuence the establishment, Of daily mail, solicts
the support Of generous pnbhc.
WM. SMITH.
~ The hbinr don and Knoxville papers will in
set the above 70 months at the usual discount, and
send thi r sccouat 20 this office for collection.
May 7.
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DUksU ANT 70 a deoi OF trusl, executed to
II tie subscriber by Wesley L. Duncan, bear.
ing date the i7h day % September, 1929, snJ Ju'y
recorded in the County Court Of Amherst, be viii
proceed 10 sell, on Monday the 9Th May next, by
way Of public auction, to tho highes, bidder, for
cash the following traces Of land SO much thereof
az wiilbe necessary fcr the purposes Of said deed,
VIZ one lying and being IN the cnaniy Of amherst,
containing 23j acres adjoining Tho lands Of Tandy
Rutherford and othcrs-,he other lying in the
.ano county, containing 81. acres, adjoining the
Lands Of w illiam sandin -, Leonard Hcny and
Others The sale will commence and take place
on the ,rae, wheteon Mr. Joseph Brown nc lives.
The undersigned, acsig as trustee, will convey
only such tlc Is vested IN him.
EDBERT TIxsIEY.
April - IDS
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T.. \NNON

!" As just opened new BOOK and Stationary
m Store, in Lyncnburg, mex, door 10 Hancock
& Browns
He will hc constantly adding the most approved
and useful works to his present Stock, which en-
braces a variety Of choice authors on Theology,
History, Biography, Philosophy, Chemistry and
Mathematics - School Books, English, Latin and
Greek. Also, Blank Books, elegant Bibles and
Tes,amcn,s (for ,hc pocket and large and full
ASSORTMENT of Sabbath School books, and tracts,
SC. &c.
Purchasers arc requested to call and examine for
themselves
March 81 wsw