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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-16

n / Court of quarterly session continued onl hold
10, inc county of Campbell tho Court house there.
p, y" Luz '"c DAY OF March le35 BERNARD Ruckcr and
Ny nIs VIE Willis D. Elliott and Patsy his WIFE
Nancy Hay and William w. Dinwidde. administrator Of
"ssn, ,c deceased compainants against Jane,
pleasant RUSSELL and David Russell deceased Den-In
nc ioehdaht William Russell not appearing, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of Tho n no i ro, an
nnaotan, oil tins State it is ordered thathe do appeal
n,e h INC second Monday in June next, and tho
W. mo compartments and that copy Of this order be
"'h inserted in the Lynchhurg Virgnian. for two
% excessively aud posted up the front door the
sa,u Courthouse, on two several court days.
Copy-Teste, John AJEXtNnFR elk
March l6 ' ~ :, f.,
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JAMES RIVER "
KAMAWgIA COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

b n pursuance of the direction contained in the
VA ulrd section Of the act OF Assembly. passed
The 10Th OF March, 1882, entitled an act incorno.
rahng the Stockholders e the James River and Ka.
ha"haC Company, do hereby make known 10 all
eoneerneo, thai necnfdln; 10 returns made TO this
Office by Commissioners appointed to receive sub.
scriptions 10 the stock of said Comnany thirty two
thousand one hundred and thiriy-two shares of the
SAID stock. eqaa 10 three millions two hundred and
thirteen Thousand two hundred dollars have been
subscribed for by individuals and bodies polite and
corporate, other than ,de Commonwealth
l do further make known iha, the President and
directors o. the James River Company will pro-
coed on Friday the first day OF May next to osccr-
tain the amount of valid subscriptions TO the stock
=" 'se James River and Kama Sha Company.
J. BROWN, JR., Second 4udit,r.
Second AUDITORS Office, 9th April, 1885
II Should any books of original subscriptions
s'ili remain IN the hands Of Commissioners, il Is
deemed indispensable Tia, they should be returned
before the lst Of My. JB.Je.
AN ACT
ttlcrng what shall be valid subscriptions ia the
stock of the james River and Kanaw ha Com.
pany-Passed 20 h February, 1885.
Secsion2. BE it declared and enacted by the &c
nsral Assembly, That in proceeding to ascertain
~ 'n'i" Snb'ei 'tllioHs 10 Tie SOCK oil the
James River and kanawhn Company, the Presi-
dsnt and Directors of the James River Company
shaii regard as valid subscriber any person, body
poiisic OF corporate, who shall have paid ono dol
lar or more on each shaie intended to he subscribed
Tor by him. either into the Bank Of Virgins, or
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, or INTO any Of their
ethccs OF dscoun! and deposite, or to any cent duly
slpoinied 10 reeevesthe same and such payment
nae 81 .aay tine On or b fore the twcn,y second
Gay OF February eighteen hundred and ,hir,y-fve
shaa Constitute such person, body polite zorro
rate, valid subscriber TO the stock of the said Com
pany, Tor the number Of shares for which payment
shan so have been made, whether the name of the
subscriber be enjo sed ontie Commissioners books
hot. -
April 10 Inn
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April l3

UANT to a deed of trust, executed 10
"A Caleb Chcnault bearing date the 10Th April
1891, and duly recorded in the County Court OF
Amherst shall proceed to sell for cash, to the
hughes, bidder, on the 22i inst Il the residence
OF the sad Chenault,i in said county, the tract o.
Land on which the said Chenau resiucs, containing
n,'y-one acres, also one bay Mare, some Cattle,
hogs, Household aud Kitchen Furniture, and oil
the property confirmed in snld deed
Acling as trustee, shall convey such tile only
as IS vested IN me. BENZ. WATTS.
April - q
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TRUSTEES SALEOFLAND.

Ply vn,ue OF deed Of trust executed by Jabez
nO Camden, and Nancy his wife, bearing date
on the 22d day Of November 1928 and Of record in
the County Court of Amherst, | shall, on Tuesday
tho 10Th day of May, 1885, expose to sale, by way
Of public auction, for cash, Con the premses,)
certain tractor parcel of land with its oppurtenan
ces, lying and being in the county of Amherst
adjoining the lands Of William Stinnen the heirs Of
William Camden, the heirs Of William Peters,
deceased, the heirs of Zoeharlah lsbell, ceased
and the heirs of Elizabeth Coleman, deceased, and
containing, by estimation, 700 acres, more or less
Acting as trustee, shall only convey such title
as Is vested in me TO said land by SAID deed.
JAMES POWELL.
April l3 ION
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WlRGiNiA At rules held in the Clerks oflc ofbo
circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancrty for
neuiofa county, tho 2d day of March, l835.-N llam
ehmson, ut against Thomas Stewart. Patrick x, Mat
ow Iate Lewis Cooper Hiram G.. Rathburn anil Tirza
n's "s' John Holiday and B.uthena his wife, hily Ilar
LETTERS on Board and Sally his wife, John Harrison
nomund Pate Smitson H. Davis, rirza Stewart Joseph
ayne admr of josiah HARRISON decd. Chswei Dabney
I'm. I'm "uock, James Bullock Paul Jones, William Barley
resident, Directors Co, of the Farmers Bank ofN
fa' francis Board Ann Bailey and Susanna 8. Dav"
Detts.-in Chancery.
me dcierdant Susanna S. Davis not having en-.
ea her appearance and given security according the
ctof Assembly, aud the rules of this cour and
bearing ny satisfactory evidence that he is not nm nab
'a's OF tins Commonwealth II is ordered that do ap
pear mere on the first dav of the next term and
swer the bills of the plaintiff this order be inserted
some newspaper published in ynchburr for two months
s"ceessivey and posted at the front of the court
mousse Oh TINS county, on som court day.
Copy-Teetc, JOS WILSON elk.
March 70 ~ d,
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X1ieuiNiA AT rules held in the f.ie,t,,
orea, Superior cour, of Law and rban. Ofts
nau,9aa The 20 day of February for
Wni.eley and Susan Whiteley (Which sa5 RI homas
Susan are infants under q years of age anu ihona and
Ion Dehs.-in Chancery. ~ JACK sta,.
The defendant Charles Whitfey no, h
his appearance and given security arcnrdiig entered
Assembly and the rules of tins conr, 10 the act AZ
by satisfactory evidence that he il % II alpearjes
this commonwealth It'll ordered iha, he d. 'nhalnt g
on the hrst DAY of the term and ansy pear heren
tih's bill, that this order be inserted IL ~ the pf5n
punished IN i.ynchburg for months Newspaper
posted at theron door Of the court hons bud
Oh some court day ' vi his COUNT
--Testc, los WI,
March IL 49, "i'sOS Ek
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VIE subscribers having been separately en-
- gagged for several years in the wholesale Dry
Goods business have lately entered into copurt.
nership for the prosecution of the same, under the
lrm OF HALLOCk & BATES, at No. 23f,
Pearl Street, corner of Burlng Slip
They have avaed themselves of ample room bv
completely arranging together with the first floor
and cellar the spacious loft Of the building which
they purpose to keep a stock of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, comprising an assortment which per-
haps will not be surpassed by amy in the city.
they therefore respectfully invite their friends
and Merchants at a distance, to call and examine
their Goods, and venture with confidence to as
sue them. that the prices at which they SELL taken
IN connection with the assortment kept, render in
dueemertsto purchasers rarely offered
CHARLES HALLOCK,
GILBERT BATES.
New York, Feb % ON
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EzlRGiNtA.--At Rules held in the t,l,,
" the Circuit Superior Court of M, > Qihee
Gerry for Bedford county, the Cd day IF M, ana aha-
William Dickinson, Pitt against Matthew Pa, ltJ5-
Pate IN his Own right and as almr. of Wiia Edmund
wilkins Hunt aud Millner Haynes In rule dec
The Defendants llkins liuntS Miilner IIa,"neeff-
wing catered their appearance & given b
to the act ofAsembly and the rules fthis co eorug
pearhe by sati factory evidence that they arc nm
tanls Of this ComnIoBw eath 1t is ordered % Ihhhbl-
appear here the first day OF the hai they do
the plaintiffs bill, that this order be nu ans@et
newspaper published IN iynchbsrc for two ~, ems
cessitcly, aud posted at the front door or nh sue.
of this county on some court day. 'ooit house
copy-Teste, JOS uuso,,
March ~ 'hsoN elk
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JOS. WILSON, Ok.
COMNlS -IONER S OFFICE. ,

Liberty. March 18th, 1885.
Ihe parties Interested in the foregoing order of
court will take notice that have appointed Mon
day, the Goth day Of April next TO execute the said
order, on which day n, the hour OF 10 o'clock, in
the morning, they are requested To attend at my Of
Zee IN this town with their vouchers, evidence aud
Copies of court papers, prepared for examination
and settlement. JNO.A. WHARTON, Com.
March 10 w1w
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Court held for Bedford county, a. the Courthouse,
- me 2iih day of February lS34,-Dancl l.. Price,
ecutor OF Robert Price, deceased aud Garrett Lee and
Mn ms WIFE late Evira Thorp, plaintiffs; against Boyd
",e., ana william Thorp, dcfendants.-in Chanccry
me motion OF the defendants by counst aud for good
; shewn' is ordered that unless the plaintiffs shall
~ new bond and security oi the prosecution of The
ION within thirty days after they shall have been
eaved WIN copy of this order, by publication, ahs
town Of IN the Vrgnian paper published in ,he
% Eyhchpnrg and personal notice. as to the female
p'a1' E,yra Lee late Elyira Thorp that this injunction
tahd dissolved ms an act of this day
ACopy-Teste,
M.,.,o RIO. c. MITCHELL,C re
'"'N" 2in
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~ ir;uit Supe1i Court Of Law and Cbancery r., pd
a ,h" county, the I'd day ofFebruarv Is35NeoD Sale
MI " -'u,,sIoa H. Sale, dec Pitt against Robert H.
n'hs' hnSscll Dawson aud John H. soor,nan t,n, n
'' trl Dawson, dec Dehs.--ln Chancery
me defendants Robert II. Burks and R,Isseu p,wso,
o having entered their appear unce md given ,ecur;v
according TO the act OF Assembly and Tho rnlo ~ ,L
a ana IL appearing by satisfactory evidence Tint
arJa no, 'hhlo'hts OF this commonwealth. II il,
m eI,n ana answer the plaintiffs bill tbet thj, order
~ inserted IN some newspaper published in Iyurbhnr
' we months successfully, and posted al, Inc frort
"oor OF 'Se couEhous ofts county, on some conr Inv
. Copy-Teste, Jos VII So% IN 10y
March 10 "iLSoN oh'
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'"hhisA-At rulas held In III. RI,
e. me e,seul, Superior Court of Law I'm oas Of
,Y.l n..a' ,e % das Of February
81 o. rhf. against James Thomas, Jas Of The s
rel, "n,m smith and Fioreatiue ms Wiz onha Nens
nan,e', '1eopatra Mcdaniel Jesse w M Doly L NJ
snaos c Mary g. Mcdaniel wi' Aras..
The defenaam, W aefisoh,
appea,ance and given security sceordp =, tered hi.
hssemb,y ana inc rules of this court and !, - me
Commonwealth IL is ordered t1a, nnabianl Of ~
,h. Gay oi The next answer
published IN Lynchburg for two man,h IN nealpa,
some court day. - mouse Of this Con-, aa
copy-Teste, los WV,
March l2 oos>, alIS0N ri
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JUST RECEIVED.
hoxes Muscatel Wine
- do Claret do
2 Or casks Muscatel Wine
pr casks Marsei'les NJ. Wine
3 do do old Madeira
do ho French Port
hampers Champagne Wine
o'a Champagne Brandy & Tuscaloosa Wits
key
Fam''''s will be pleased with some of these
efeeah French Wines, as they are nnusuall,
God and cost but little. HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Opposite the Banks
March l6 "a
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NEW SPRING GOODS.


JUST RECEIVED
Floral Chin'z,
Beautiful Cocos an Ginghams,
Lace Muslin, Ga fashionable articlc,)
Fancy Colored Musns,
Plaid Silks, ia new arlicle)
Fawn Coored and light Green Poi de sol do
Ladies Blond Gloves and Mits,
Fancy Handkerchiefs,
ALSO,
Assorted Candies
Sugar Doves and Peaches,
Cordial Drops and Jelly Cukes,
Sugar Kisses, &c &c.
Primes, Fancy Boxes,
Boxes of Lemons and Oranges,
3 hhds. of Prime Sugar House Molasses, such
as have been retailing.
HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Bank Square.
April Is
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New England Seed Store.

NV sCOSu sOtoiNs
a I the Agricultural and Hnrticuitu, al Ware
IN house connected with The N. Enwland Farmer
the subscriber continues the Seed Establishment
and now offers to dealers, Gardeners, and the pub
lie generally an unrivalled collection of
GARDEN, GRASS, & FLOWER SEEDS,
comprising unusual fine varieties ana of unduub,ed
quality and vi,al'ty-bcing raised under the par
lcular direction and expressly for the establish.
ment.
Garden Seeds in boxes assorted for dealers from
Toto 100 dollars each.-Also in pounds, halves and
quarters at very moderate prices.
Borss of Seeds containing good assortment for
private gardens at SO each.
300 to 400 choice varieties of Flower Seeds in 6
cent papers-2O papers for 81 90.
Grass Seeds at the lowest market prices nj
Wholesale and Retail
Er"n and Ornamental TREES, Grape ZINE b.
Plants and Roots supplied at one days notice
just published a Catalogue of 30 pages which
will be sent gratis to customers.
GEO. G. BARRETT.
Feo'2 wl2w
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COTTON YARN.

-udde by the Richmond Manutacturinp
Company.
VIE subscribers are agents for that Establish
men', and will sell its yarns, here on the same
Terms os they can be had in Richmond We have
low ON nand a quantity, well assorted from No. 5.
10 TO- we invite Country Merchants and others
10 give US call. T. MATHEWS & Co.
April wsw;s
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COTTON CORD.

VIE subscriber will in future, keep good as
sor,ment of Cotton Cord, of different descrip-
rs, such as Wire Or Cable Cortland Other dc.
er'p'ions ossmal Cord, suitable for man,ua-ma.
n e Also, Cotton Plough Lines, Wrapping
vine and Seine Tminc, wholesale or retail.
ABNER GARRETT,
March 20 =,
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500 REWARD.
R ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the
AVloth Of January last, negro man named
CHARLES
April Q

NIL Ia ~ IL ~ %
who calls himself Charles Jordan, aged about 90
years. A, the came time his brother, named Billy,
went off, but has been taken up IN Rockbrdgc,
and returned to me, and Charles is still going al,
large. The subscriber will give reward Of One
Hundred Dollars to any person who will appre-
bend and deliver him to her. in the town of Lynch
burg, If he be taken out Of this State, or $50
IT taken within the State Charles is u very blight
mulatto, hair very straight sharp features, and on
first sight, might be mistaken for a white man. lie
is nbou, five feet four six inches high, ordnory
stature, and had on, when he left here, common
cans suit of clothes, gray coat and brown panta-
oons, white hat, &c. 1t is supposed he may be Turk
Ing about in Rockbridge or Albcmallc, where he
was raised and has many relations. 1t is probable
he may have endeavo,ed to gain the Pennsylvania
orOhio line The last heard OF him, was, tina, he
was seen on his way TO Staunton.
CHRlSTIANA TODD.
s-@The Lexington Union and Charlottesville
Advocate will omit my former advertisement, and
publish the foregoing in the place of it, C. r.
Feb 5 ts
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
ANN3> The house on the corner Of Main.
lN: @ street, and Friends Ally, formerly oc
liiiiEH8 cnried Ly Lancaster s. Marsh. THIS
sf&z&s.zlssA house Is as well adapted to the Gro
Gerry and Commission business, as any house in
this place, being twenty four feet wide and eig hty.
six in length, ard first rate collar, extending huff
the depth of the house. For further particulars an.
ply 10 the subscriber.
DAVID r. LYMAN
Feb Q ,s
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NEW GOODS.

n n " UUVJEJS.
flf1E snhscriber is now receiving his SPRING
- SUPPLY OF GOODS. which will comprise
general assortment If Staple and Fancy Drv
Goods.-His assortment OF READY MADE CLIO,
lHiNG vii he none extensive than hereiofnrs
kept and he assures his friend, aud the Pnb,ic
that he will s',l 10 say The least on as q cd terms
as can be pureh"ed At any other house il the
town. NJ. HART.
April 9 Is
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Brown French Linen, Fancy mixed aho otrlPeu
DriIlings
Blk. and White Gnghams, Striped md Checked
do,
Chambray and Coorcd Cambrics,
Plum and Twiiled Yellow Nankeens
Ladies White English Silk Hose, do Gloves
do Black do do Gloves, Gents Cold
Silk do
German Osnaburgs, Buokram and Sail Duck
Sd md 4 Brown ShiI,inss, 4, A and sd
Beaohed Do
Bleachcd Scotch Osnaburgs, Bed Ticking and 4
Dover Shceing
Together with MANY other seasonabe Goods.
They expect to receive by the Ship Jefferson,
from Liverpool to City Point in the of Is or
20 days, cot which we have received invoice,)
large assormen. of the following articles, viz :
Grape Camlets, black and assorted coors, Merinos
for Genemens summer wear, West of England
fine blue and black Cloths, checked Muslins, Jaco-
nets, Cambrlcs, Bombazettes, Circnssians, Princc,
tas, black and assorted colors, fancy white and Lon
don printed Drillings, do do Cuttings, fancy
checked Ginghams, do striped and discharged
do, Sd f'ncy printed and chnz Musins-which
when received they will advertise more generally
Persons dealing in this market respectfully in
vi,ed to call and look at their goods
F. f. g. Co
Opposite the Virgnan Office
April Q Is
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SPRING GOODS.
FRANKLIN. HUNT d CO..

AVE the pleasure of informing their custom
Il a ers and the public generally TINT they have
received part of their SPRING GOODS, con.
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Suction Sales.

a m Tuesday night the 9th ! shall resume my
~ night Auctions. and regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights during the Fall
and Winter months My stock will be such ms
Will suit the season and sold in smu lots. NV
day sales will be every Wednesday at IL o'clock
of Groceries, Furniture &c. &c Favors from ,h.
country are particularly invited, as my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS Anc,,
Sept. 8, 1884. ;Gs
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There IS no crop which habit has rcdered more
indisprn,ihlo 10 the wants Of our families and our
farms than tins. The late John Tavlor OF br-
/ gima, termed it our " meat, meal and manure.
Holding tn. high rnuk in our farm economy, II
is ,ubIcct Of mon,e,t to adopt the best mode Of
culture. As many districts are shy in producing
wheat, and 4, tins crop IL seriously threatened by
ne NV g. u,) wheat insects, 1t becomes more Il
matter Of sulictui to render uur corn crops pro-
ducti,c. But tins grain demands more labor
IN It's culture than other prhin crops, II more
important, ON the 'corc ul profit, thai II should b.
well managed; for il thrts bushels acre, be
considered ouIN a remuneration tor the labor b,s
toNed on the cfop-all that tho product fails short
OF this must BE losS-and all that II exceeds, i
nct gain to the cWltIvator. The first consideration
IN regard TO the crop, il to give it dry mel
low soil; the second, that rs suiI be rich, cal OF
fertile aud the third, that the seed be timely pun
in and the crop we'll taken care Of. Neither wet
grounds, nor still cllls, norpoor grounds, will re-
pay, bv th"r product, the labor required on a cr5p
81 corn. lie who hes 10 other Lands but these,
had better hc,tow his labor up'n other objects,
and buy ms corn. We think the best preparation
Tor com i,A clover lay, well covered with long ma
'ute from the barn yard, well ploughcd, and we'll
narrowed. 1t is better to give Sky loads OF dung
10 three acres than to ten, upon the ordinary land,
OF our ncighboraood. The difference in pIoduci
Will make mp for the difference IN Labor. Corn
can hardly be- duur.l too hi!h.--W hat We have
Ia recommend, that is not common IN the culture
If thi, crop, iath1i double the usual quantity OF
seed br appIi,3-thc number OF plants be- reduced
II tie wcrdug--in order to ensure three or four
>torks IN each hill that the roots he not broken.
nor the manure thrown to the surface, by tho
plough, but thai, the harrow and cultisator be sub
>tIt Il i,u AL li,b vi
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II ."P "' "', "'"''''S on 'h' trees
~ '"' ~" +" "'"'N P''N mus 'A'i'i'' ana me
81" -. Is \n'ualS increased III qnahtN
ny "'''"" S'"''' many u" INC vine uh'ii tiles
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because UNI pc ouh'ho' never get any ripper al
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wy N,""lu grapes IN eaten soon altey they are
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AEs7ssSssissf' EOH'S SALE
Cf Negroes, Stock, and other Valuable
Property. DC.

1--WE undersigned will sell by way of public auc-
1 ton, to the highest bidder, on " edne,day and
Thursday, the 9th and 10Th OF december next all
the pershahlepfopsrty, Of every deScIptouw hlcycr,
belonging To the estate OF tie late CHRISTOPHER An
thony, decd, consisting OF 'TN EINE NEGPOES
likely and valuable-among ucin. first rate Miller.
the stock OF Horses, Cattle, Wagons. Plantation
Utensils onhe fn ncar i.ynchburg, together . i'll
the crop OF Corn, Oats, Hay, Fodder, &c. &c. all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture and Library
oil the deceased in awofd every species OF personal
property, OF winch he died possessed.
he sale OF the Negroes + arnng Utensils, Crop
&c, will take pl &c On "Wednesday, the 9th Of De
cember, al the plantation OF the late Mr.. Anthony
me-" Ninston's lll' commencing at 10 O'Clock,
\. NJ
The ss'e of Household and khc'cn Furniture,
aud all other property not disposed of on the first
day, will take place on Thursday the 10Th OF Deem
Der, At the Late residence OF VII. Anthony. on Ina
nond Hill commencing II the same hour.
The terms OF sale viii be as follows: Foral sums
under S25 cash ion all sums of S25 aud over that
sun, i credit Of $ months will be given the plr
chaser, III every caSe, giving negotiable bonds with
satisfactory personal security.
CHARLES l.. MOSBN.
LIN. ,eiti The uiH anne1td Of Christopher iathony
dctnScd
& :" The sale will he conducted by John Il. D..
PAYNE, Esq. Auctoneer. &. l.. VI.
Nov. rs Il If IDS