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we nave Oeeh ohhg'ug'y furnished with the following
interesting notes OF experiments made the 18Th inst Al
e anatomical theatre OF the University on the bodv OF
feer' one ol The Two men no executed for the
murder OF MIR. Ware. They were turned of AT ouare,
hHeF WE'VE, and cut down at quarter befote one
having been Suspended just thirty minutes
""iihin quarter Of an hour afterwards Peter wac
paced on i've table, at the Anatomical Theatre of the n
VsTsy' ne was large muscular man, about 25 wears
OF age Inc appearance OF the countenance was oui,.
natural The neck had not been dislocatsd
II was considered desirable attempt as early "a poss
oe 70 establish respiration; and Tor ts purpose an Incl
son was made ~ he right se OF the neck and the pbr
NC nerve exposed. An iucison was also made between
We Vatu''ges OF the 9Th sHd 7h ribs, above fine dia
s",'Bm' Nues connected with the poles of a GsIv.ric
Dd"S'y Z" iutsh INKS construction containing 2OO n,;,s
" P''eS OF '9r inches square each, were then placed m
contact WIN INC phteOic and the dispbtao ON TLn
operator immediately felt convusye uoveren,s in ,,
nI'Phragm, anh lhefe was contraction of ts an,e
Woraic muscles, but there ccraiulv mn ,es,i,ot;
ne WIRE 81 one o ibr poles, as succsssiyet, 80 ,
ly connected ~ih, AMI separated from the b,,,o P1
was drawn over HE tops O the plates ss reco, - 1,
Dr Ure, bat without producing The effects ds,cfiti ~
'hs author, 8hO asserts, tiBt ~ his experiment m ~
daie made under much less favorable circorn.,.ye.
Iul nsy ahoriou- breathing vas produced thai the cb
heaVeh and irI, sud that The belly was proruded ,nJ
pbragm" "b VA
D"t'ng MS experiment. (Which vas commenced q, I
'DND ne muscles on ihe right eide Of the neck were
SCI 10 scon' ana produced twisting motion in the head
- pr,ane experiment wac then attempted with bate
~ Dr. Hare construction, eopsising Of loo noi,s ~
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.HIo LAND AGENCY-Ar co1omnr.

AAHIO LAND AGENCY-Ar Co1umpus r..
" Subscribers respectfully inform their nunero"s
friends in different sections OF the United States and m,
pubic generally, That they have opened an Office in the
OF attending to the purchase and sale of lands the nav
men OF taxes redeeming lands sold for taxes and Gn,
ing any Sma a., Information which may be required con.
one ., ,ne undersigned has filed the Office of Auditor
ne 11a'e or eighteen successive years and the other
period they therefore at,er themselves that their nps
gn acquired knowledge Of the business and the IA.
es Tor extending II, will render the interest of those
VINO may avail themselves Of their services al least
cure as II could be in any other hands
Letters addressed to either Of will receive prornp
'"ennon. RALPH OSBORN,
May -. te-w6mJ DEMAS ADAMS
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EN- CHANCERY-v1RetNrA Charlotte Con-, OIL,
a August, 1888: '''' ''"
Edmund Morgan, Executor of Samuel Cobbs. dece,s
=" . PltH
Mary Cobbs, the widow Of Samuel Cobbs deceased
i''cnTh L'pscomb, william Coleman, John johnson Sa
muei Johnson, John Dobbs and John Cobbs Dns
Oh the motion OF Secar Torian, who has nternarried
WIN tie defendant Mary Cobbs the widow of samuel
Cooos deceased, and by the of the plaintiff he is
"u"teu defendant in this cause and the ca,s. came
ON 10 be heard the bill. The subpoena awarded Tho So
DAY Of November 1929. which has been uly executJ m
e deiendant Mary Cob6sthe ers of the
and repcaoDs thereto exhibits and exsmna,on of ,y;t
heSses, and was argued by counsel-on a,io,
whereof the Court doth ajudge order and decree tba,
me commissioner OF this Court do make up state and set
NC an account OF the transaction of the plaintiff as
,or OF samuel Cobbs. deceased and also that the said
commissioner do take of the sums receive m
money or property, by the defendant Mary late Marv
Cooos now Mary Torian, which properly cbareeabe
against her claim, under The marriage contract 10
W me biiI OF The plaintiff, and that he make repor
70 'ne Court with any matter specially stated deemed
une oy hnseI required be so stated by anv Of Tic
parties Copy Tesie. '"' VI '"'
-, WINSLOW ROBINSON Clerk
ne persons above named, and who are parties IN The
are hereby notified, that have appointed Thursday
"e in Gay oil November, 1888, to commence the duties
equeu ~ SAID order, and that they are requested TO at
ehu az my residences in the county Of Charlotte nesr Can
Sin m NJ Watkins store, 10 o. clock in the nornnp
l sdu u"y win such accounts vouchers and documents
as WIZ enable Inc TO comply with the requston. made
thereby. NJ / WILLIAMS (oo, m ~ ""ue
DSP'eWOer To- 37--wSw
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From the 80 ton Transcript.
TnE LITTLE MAN IN GREEN.
Nv PErEoRtNE PARNoRATft, Esq.
Lives There the man that has not seen
Tho dappor litilo man IN green,
With shirt supe6lhi,v. ~ clean,
CfGvaI like snow,
Hi hat, his handk crchicf, his hair;
Neat to the vcty tip u! care -
The emerald beau:
Had green cnvy's faalcd ink
ia dtaw hi pictur. in u wink,
so like that he should from IL SHRINK,
As from . ass:
But since We only common gall,
And That not " ~ black wiIh1l,
I'll let pass.
Thou recrcant son Of father Adam
And Eve,-th1t apple. eating madam,
When IN thci' H. loaf robes they clad EN-,
Ihey He'd from sight;
But Li0H, IN spite OF all thy green
Bfayins the gnzs OF mon aTl seen
Ia bfoid day light;
Shame On thee, man. - it Mt known,
Even mother Nature dotf. her gown;
Noa'S green IN sp ing, IN au umn, 5roicH;
III whtut,-bcbito
Yet hoa art ovet green; In storm,
In calm, cloud, sunshine, cold aud warm,
Nom, noon and night
Bcthink thcr;-whcu old Time tho mower.
Shall smitc thee in an evil hour,
Aud nip thy manhood III its flower
Wit thou be $. eu,
Clad, when the leaf Of life is sers,
VI when thou licst on thy bier,
In bottle -greeni
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IN CJfANCERY--yIRGtNIA. Amelia Coon,
n Court Snninnnhn. oa,I. 1000 ~ H"eHd COuDt

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Amelia C7o,,,,,
~ Court, September 26lh, 1888: '
hyiand Miller, Cemonds Crute and Sally his wife for
merry sally Miller, Dabney p. Miller and M.,,bs his
vile, Martha M Miller Charlton Miller and Ar,nisteaJ
Miller the four last OF whom by Ryland Miller their
next TREND they being infants Of tender years Nathan
children OF Charles Womaek and Elizabeth j. his wife
formerly Elizabeth J. Miller, who sue by Cbsrie. We
""'s, .ns, 'S'"e' 'nu next friend, Compliments
Thomas Miller William Miller and Virginia Miller. in
ir, '' y, 800 " IMAM Miller dec, Defendants
The defendants not having entered their annssr,n.
and it appearing 10 the satsfscon of the Cour , &
are not lnna1ans OF this Commonwealth on motion Of
the Pain,s by John W. Baker, their counsel il is order
Thursday in December next and answer the hi; Of The
sno mat copy Of this order be forthwith pub
10 some newspapers printed the city Of Richmond
w1 oonths successfully and posted the door the
Court House Of this county on two successive Court dsvs
11NoPy-leste JNO. T. LEIGH, G. A. &.
N''""e' y f3-wSw
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f. GEDDINGS, NJ. d., Dea
Baltimore, 10th July, 1888. 24-JowtNo

a NLASSlCAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
Inc subscriber having purchased the residence of
ne aIe Over Ladd, deceased in the county of Cha,
CITY, will open school the 18th Of October in which
wiz be taught Reading, Writing, English Grammar His
tory, Geography Ancient and Modern with the use of The
Maps aud Globes Arithmetic, Algebra Trigonome,rv
Pdne ana SPHERICAL Surveying, the DeHerentia and In
egrai Caicu; the Greek and Latin French and Spanish
Languages For his qualicao he begs leave o refer
the the suboined certificate. For himself he oronis.s 10
use his most faithful endeavors the discharge of his d
ues ana unremlng attention. both the intele ctuaI and
moral improvement OF those committed 10 his care The
situation IL as healthy any Virginia no case OF billions
OF ague ana lever having ever occurred there and is in
every respect well adapted to the purpose
Terms, per session OF 10 moDlhs:-Board and tuion in
d" me ABOVE branches, except French and Spanish 10
"a deduction OF five dollars will be made 10 those ybo
furnish their own bed and bedaine an additional,
30 VIII be made to those who learn French or Spanish
70 oe pad semi annually in advance. AS his number will,
be limited, the subscriber will thank his friends 10 iuC
MN oil their intention, possible (post Maid
W me, near Chafles CITY Court House. will meet
WIZ prompt attention: HUGH NJ. NELSON.
Mr. III. Nj. Nelson has been a student At This Inivors;
sty Tor three successive sessions during which time his
uepeanor was unexcepuonable and his applic atio IN lie
suules required OF him, such to ensure success
Mr. Nelson graduated in FIVE scho,s and tberebv be
came entitled TO the degree OF Master of Arts As this ia
,ne highest honor that can be given the University of
Virginia me qushca'ions required TO obtain IL are placed
proporuonay high, and such demand constant a.
sduy and considerable talent the diploma Itself ,yuI
thus render any further testimony OF Mr. Nelson's taen,s
super6uous ''
Ills correct conduct, talents and application have usnv
wC LOT hin the respect and esteem Of the Officers of bc
institution, all OF whom will, have doubt Join with
me IN wishes for his success G. BONNYCASTI II
Chairman Of the Faculty, and Professor of MathemaIi,
Sept "a. Aous,
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$50 Rk%As sl1 ~ way r sss John Rsndo!R.

d k(I REwARD.-R.naway from John Randolph
~ ~ ON the 9th day Of April. 1883. Negro Wo-
man, his wife, named EvELINA, with her two children,
Louisa and Mary, who hired to him by the subsc
Der until christmas next reward Of 30 dollars will be
given Tor the delivery Of the said negro to Robert
Boiling, to John Randolph In Petersburg and ten dol
lars Tor the delivery OF each Of the said Children, the
same reward Tor the said II apprehended and
cureu ~ any @ go ha they are obtained by the subscr
ber Eveina Is about rs years Of age mel five feet high
Of brown complexion, with full eyes; the children
both Louisa, the eldest is very much like her
mother, about 4years DID, and Mary about wears
suspected that they have taken passage one of the
steam boas, aud are making their escape to of the
Northern ports Masters Of vessels and all Others are
forew armed against receiving or harbong the said wo
wan her children, under the severes penalties Of the
law. ROBERT BOILING.
For Miss Mariana Boiling.
Petersburg, October %. 4S-l2tS
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La Portsmouth. N H., few days since we were .bo,vn
box Of hne-lookng Spanish Cigars, (Which we were
oW SMOKED very well and would pass with all but con
% ours Tor hrsi raie) manufactured in Connecticut
NO. particle Of tobacco Of any kind in their compo
NSep that used in the cOlOrng. The on sides were
posed OF bean leaves and pea pod., This ia ,bs 49,
i, n1 Jusuhaoe imposition we have been made AZ.
f""'"'e" WIN ior long time Port. .ATRp
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From the Potlsyi.ln Minnr,, 1on--.,,

understand hat an experiment was made f. ~ Il, vs
since on an inclined plane Of the Danville and posv
Ha h"ad on ihe Broad Mountain, to ascertain its prac
cal Operations the length Of he Plane being 500 feet and
peipendiculr height 200 feet The ascending car which
Wis "seu ny means Of descending passed up in the
short space Of nincty seconds and without ,nv ,
interrupt the smoohness Of it's ascent II is understood
Wd' water power will he made use Of on these inclined
which T. incident 10 Steam machinery
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80
William X. Geers, plaintiff
against "'''
Hezekah Ellington and Sally his wife, Etheldred Hols
man, husband Of Nancy Holcman, decd lorme,Iv n
"eers, a0d his infant children, Thomas Hoeman and p,
meia Ioleman, Robert rSpey and Jane his wife AID ~
Mackness Gcers aud John Geefs, Defendant
The defend"hts, Hczekah Ellington and Sally his wife
EhedrId Holeinan, husband OF Nancy Holensn, decd
formerly N Ieefs, aud his infant children Thomas Hos
man ana panel' Holemsn, Polly Hawkins, and MACK
ness "eer mol having entered their appearance and gi
aud the rules of this court and appearing Tia, L
no inhabitants Of this State: the motion of The n,.;
w ~ entered at rules Aforesaid and sccordneIv ore
td that the said defendants, Hszeksh Ellington and s
ms wife, Eiheldred Holcman, Thomas Hoeman. psmeI,
HoIeman, Polly Hawkins, and Mackness Geers do an
pear mere on 'no hrst Gay OF November term next and
forthwith inserted in some Of The public ne
printed in the city Of Richmond for two months sncres
svcy and also posted at the front door of the Courboos
Of THIS county Copy. Tesie, b. ]. woRsHAM, C.
''FO"'O' ~ 4e-wSyk
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HNHE Members of the Virginia Bar the profession.
II generally, respectfully Informed, that the con-
'nua,ion OF Calls Reports, announced in July last, will
probably be prepared for delivery before the 2d day
OF December nextand that in order TO cosies at
the lowest price, will he necessary to leave their nance
with the publisher before that day. - t.ar
Decisions OF tho First Court Of Appeals, from its
in the New Court Of Appeals to the death Of Judge
Pendeton in Oct 1909 with Cases in the General
Court, Court OF Admiralty, and Federal Court, and the
Cases in the Court OF Appeals from the death Of Judge
pendeton TO the first volume Of Henng aud Muniords
Reports; in three volumes. by Daniel Call. These
Tunes will complete the series OF Virginia Reports from
the Revolution to the present time -.
The work will be neatly and accurately printed in the
same style Randolphs and Leighs Reports aud bound
in calf to match the three volumes of Calls Reports edit
ed by Joseph Tate, Esq, with full table Of contents Of
cases reported and OF cited and will be by
Biographical Sketches Of the very eminent Judges who
largely contributed TO the foundation and
our Judicial system. X. 1. SMITH.
october ~. 4S-tf
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IN HANCERY-y1ReINtA rules,,Lon a. H.
oiefks office of the county Court Of Prince Edward
'"e ~ day Of September, 1888 - dr 81
William r. Gecrs, ~ plaindg
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NoilCE.-By virtue Of Deed of Trust (bearinp
date the 9th day of March, 1892 and recorded IN
Tue county court OF Chestereld executed BY Peter M.
son. and Agnes Mason his daughter the purpose of as
curing The payment Of sum OF money therein mentioned
10 MACK 1oode aud Richard Goode executors of Bep;.
MN Gooe, deceased, will be sold on the eleventh
november next, at Chesterfield Court House bs;n,
court day, to The highest bidder for ready monev ons
piece or parcel Of land lying and being in the county Of
mas 9Iayoen ana others, and contains 1000 acres Also
negro woman slave, named Suckey and her two cbidrsn
Trustee will be conveyed. ~ "'o "'
Oct. s. T4i-wtds1 JOHN n Coonr r,
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.-The Lectures
~ In the Medical Department of this Institution will
until the first of March ~ commune
, NATHANIEL Potter, M. d. Pathology and the
Practice of Medicine. % ~ VIZ
RICHARD WILMoT HALL, NJ. ID. Obstetrics and
the Diseases of Women and Children
NATHAN II. SMITH. Nj. ID. Surgery
JULIUS I. DUCATEL, Nj. ID. Chemistry and Pbar
macy. ~ '
r. EEDDINGs, NJ ID. Anatomy and Physiology
nLEh DUNGLisoN NJ ID Mateiia Medica, The
raPenucs, Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence
Clinical Lectures will be given at the Baltimore mfr
mary oy me Professors oil the Practice of Medicine and
Surgery. ~
Candidates Tor the Degree of Doctor Medicine are re-
9,tH 10 attend two full of the Lectures of each
Professor III this institution, having attended one I
course In some other respectable school where the same
prahches are taught, second in this Those students
VINO nave already attended of Lectures
In the University of Maryland will be allowed the
iege oil graduation under the former regulations The
Naturalization Fec has been abolished.
E. GEDDINGS, M. D. Dean
Baltimore, 10th July, 1888 24-JowtNoy
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~ James Pdughan, Senior, deceased.
Amelia, 18th October, 1888 aews,

virtue OF Deed in Trust, executed TO the sub
n scfoers by Nathaniel Perkins and Robert French
or purposes therein specified dated the LIST dav of De-
eeoer lolI and duly of record in the Clerks Office If
ne county oil Buckingham will he sod TO the hpbes,
next at the Diamond Mills, in the county Of B,cI;ue
nam, hree hundred acres Of Land being The same nu5
chased by The said Perkins of certain Charles err,n,
P , " .n,s .ract cleared the balance well iimbered
me 'ie TO this land is believed TO be good but acting a.
trustees such title only will be conveyed as vested in
US ny s''o Deed W. J.. FONTAINE,
ROBERT HILL,
ss..o- FINCH SCRUGGS,
80 III WOW Trustees,
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NOTICE.-Wss committed to the Jail of the Civ of
Richmond, on the sixth day Of May last, as a runa-
way, Che owner unknown,) Negro man, who says his
name Charles Day, and that he is free man; born
and raised in Alexandria has free papers, SAYS that
ne never had any Charles is about 25 years DID, five
inches high OF dark copper color. well set, no
net round about and panaoon blue cloth vest; he saws
that his mother set free before he born by Mr.
Broadwaer Methodist preacher that he has worked for
Mr. G. Neal, (when he was Mayor of Alexandria, and
that ne knows him to he ree if he is runaway his ow
required to come forward, prove property pay charg
es ana take MN away or he will be dealt with the law
directs. DAVID WHITE JaiIor
for William d. Wren, Sergt Richmond
August l3. 2s-3m
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School at Edge Wood will open for the ensuing
IL year on the 18th January next. Pupils under IA
years will be received and instructed in the Creek Latin
and English Languages, Geography. History, Arithmetic
and Mathematics. l.-.. :
There will be two sessions In the year. and vacation
OF one month time in the summer. The school will
close 18th December. a7
Terms-For boatd, washing, sc. S95 per annum
Tuition, 25
One half payable in advance. rsa III set,s
No pupil will be taken for shorter term than the year
unless any oil my present pupils parents guardians may
choose to send for session.
CARTER BERKELEY.
. Ocooer 10. 46-u
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vUyo VIRGINIA FARMERS & MECHANICS

VHNO VIRGINIA FARMERS s. MECHANICS
IL Having purchased of w. q. BoRLANp his interes,
IN 'he parent righf OF Fox BoRLANDs spring bed
pie tooth Ihreshing Machines hereby give Hotice that
nave appointed MIR. JABEz PARKER of Richmond
my Agent Tor making and vending said machines and mn
patent horse potcers throughout the State of Virginia;
also my agent and lawful attorney Tor making sales of
county rights 10 said machines and horse powers
out the State OF Virginia, except the counties of Lou
doua, Jefferson, Berkeley and Fauquier
copy signed FREEMAN FOX
The subscriber has just received six more of the above
Ihreshing NdchineS, which believed 10 be far pre
ferable TO all other tooth machines they are believed to
thrash aster cleaner aud with less power He has also
Tor sale TWO oil Woods patent threshDg machines with
steel spring heaters, which in point of strength perform
ance, and durability thought surpas all other beat
ing machines, all OF which warranted. He has also
constantly Tor sale patent srdD cutters and shelters
which he has greatly improved and which are to
be greatly superior to all others in the United States
these who may be in OF any of those valuable
machines invited to call at his shop opposite the
Union Hotel, and examine for themselves
sept. g. l34-wtfl JABEZ PARKER
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IAHUE RUIr--The present season has been ren,arL
aoe Tor me abundance and excellence of the harder
Pec,es OF Iu' eh"ve now before two apples, from
"ee oiohging 10 Mr. Ev"rt o. Lansing, OF eepbusb
one oil which weighs fwenty iue ounces and is Is -
meme IN circumference he o'her. which Mr. l. de
nonina es a small one, weighs 81 Ii or 4" u'
Also pear, raised by MIR Henry Splwm of R.,sso
aeiVne, which weighs forty-one ounces! II the lar.
squashes from lis pear trees had cen in 81
6any Argus y'-'H-
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EXEMPLARY DAMAGEs.-A sinso,.. - -
ana battery recently tried in ,l,e " assault
4" nenry, III which ladies the parties .OThy
"os pnhb and Mrs Greelee, alias "a gerv snso;co
mou' ny No way, whether affixed TO the na ~
"o""h) Mrs. Hunter, defendant The c,ns" ~ an OF
H." Ill.,, 's related 10 the Franklin Wing, was Gb,, M1.
ill., ",e' having entertained, for some lime ureyion. s
vsh' or servants to aid near road which Me- ~ ser
Iu'oed 70 travel until tho young woman nssd LAC. ac
jury verdict SG ' Of %STp' Sni Be,
PUginiGn Wv "" 'o'e-Lynehb1rg
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NXECUToRS SALE Of Vaiuabie Property, real
HZ and persOnat-The subscriber will offer al public
ancon at the Boteourt Springs Wednesday, the 18th
day OF December next f fair if not, the next fair day
thereaiter all the personal and real estate Of the late Mr.
Johnston The personal estate consists of between 20
and 30 valuable Negroes, among some first rate
house servants cooks &ca large stock of Horses Hogs
Sheep, and Cattle of every description and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils crop Corn Fod
der, Oats, &C., SC. - -
Al the same time and place. the Botetourt Springs will
be publicly offered at auction. The buildings are spa.
cious and In good order equal the comfortable accom-
mediation Of one hundred visitors The plantation
containing about 500 acres Of good quality itself va
liable tarn and the surrounding neghborhood one of the
weaithiest and most desirable in Virginia The com
pany at the Springs during the last Sc asons has great
ly increased and doubt is entertained by the sub.cr
ber that in the hands OF active and enerprising own
err this property would be among the most valuable
in upper Virginia Persons DESTROYS of purchasing ara
invited to visit the subscriber before the sale or 10 com
Innncae with him by letter. directed to CoyerdaIe Bo
!etout county He would prefer making private sale
but NOT privately disposed of before, they will be offer
ed publicly, as before stated. wv
VIII be offered Also small tract of Land Ivp aho,t
Tour miles from the Springs, containing about 900 acres
mostly in woods. 1865
Terms will be accommodating and made known at the
day OF sale. JAMES T. ROYAJJ Er,o- &c"
oc'ooer 20. l49-wtdsl Charles Johnston der'd
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EDuBLlC SALE.-W be sold, ON Wednesday Tho
IL 2Oth day OF November next, If fair II not nm The
next a'r day thereafter, at the late residen nee OF James
Vaughan senr, deceased in the county of Nottoway all
the Pershable part OF the estate; consisting of about ,en
~ valuable horses, large stock OF cattle among them
eight or ten yoke Of stout webroke oxen the cattle are
Unusually hne and most OF them will make good be- one
hundred head oil sheep, stock Of hogs which twelve ~
etn thousand pounds will be made into fine pork six 10
eight hundred barrels OF crop of fodder two wagon,
and CART with o'her plantation utensils: carr;age ami
harness nearly new, household and kitchen i,h
many other articles too tedious 10 mention Terms made
known on the day of sale.-All persons having claims
against The estate, requested bring them
properly auhentcaed in order that provision be made tor
me discharge thereof and all those to the estate
are required to come forward and settle their accounts
no indulgence can be given
JAMES A. VAUGHAN Er'or
. 81 James Vaughan, Senior, deceased
Amelia, 18th October, 1888 Aowe,