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The Far West.-A letter from Fort
Gibson, under date OF the 18th ult, which
is published in the Arkansas Gazette,
gives some details Of interest, relative to
the doings and position Of the Dragons
in the far West. 1t appears from this,
that Major Mason marched with the ell
lective force at that post, on the 9Th May,
with view Of assembling the Conan
chez, Ki-a-wav, ard Tow-a-ash Indians,
in order that the u. s. Commissioners
might meet them, with delegations from
the friendly tribes on the frontier, with
view to enter into treaties of peace with
the former. Major Mason established his
encampment at Cross Tmbers, 100 miles
South of Fort Gibson and ascerlalnng
that the different bands OF ''wild Indians
of that region were desrous Of beng on
friendly terms with the U s., although
unwilling to send delegations to Fort Glib
son, it was determined that the Commls-
sioners should meet them at Mason's en-
campment. Meantime, to guard against
surprise or rumored foul play, it was
deemed well to reinforce Major Mason,
IOr winch IncdSuIeS WeIc tdnoh "hH WV
u. S. Commissioner left Fort Gibson, for
Mason's encampment, which will be the
council ground, under an escort, on the
Goth ul. Delegates from the various
friendly tribes were expected to be on the
ground. ~
The whole force from Fort Gibson now
in the Prairies is stated at about 200 men,
not including officers. 1t was expected
that they would be able to return to that
post by the roth or 2olh September.-
Mason's encampment (named Camp
Holmes) is represented as beautiful and
healthy place, on the border OF timber to
the east, and with level prairie stretch
ing ten miles beyond it westward Springs
and running water abound in the vicinity
and no doubt is entertained that it twill be-
come a place Of much imporlance.--Bal-
timore Chronicle.
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observations,
NautiCan

NHutlcah MT ~
Proposes giving easo, |
this Town, provided I, ~
are Immediately obtained.
taken much pains to combine
gance, and expedition, in his metz
believes his success for the last
YEARS, will warrant him in soliciting
the patronage Of an enlightened public.
Persons wishing instruction IN either Of
the above arts, are requested to leave
their names at this Office.
Terras-including stationary, Sand
where sirict attention is paid the most per-
feet satisfaction is WARRANTED.
WARREN, Oct 8, 1885.
N. B.-Nlr. Noyes will be in town
This dag, for the purpose of making the
necessary arrangements to commence.
Editor Star.
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NEW IA. 4DGly

t-Nsss " y -~A -, ~ >DtJ-5 7.
TDIiE Subscribers have just received no
lA Partners in .New YOrk, prime nssor'
mont of thibet and ne;ino Ciohs, goats har
c amhlet, valencia vestings, conlmon cncas
SLAMS, merno shawls, cheap cotton do, superine
c common suiIue.is, broad cloths. cassimeres,
ilannels, Sc, &c, all OF which they offer at very
moderate prices.
Sept 20 J. BURRoUGH. Jr. & Co
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NsNREc EEEsps

In this town, on the Goth INST. by the
Rev. MIR. Hathaway, Mr.. GARRETT Hen
bricks to Mrs. CArnARiSE MARiAN,both
Of this town.
In Baringtcu. on Wednesday evening 2Sd inst
by the Rev. VIM. X. Stone, OF Warren, MI
JANE. o. mills, Of Thompson, Conn to
Miss EirzABrrn SMITH, only child Of the late
Liberty Rawson, Esq Of Mendon, (Mass)
In Bristol, on tho goth inst by Rev. Dr. Low
ell, Dr. Lemuel w. Nriggs, OF tina, town, TO Miss
Sarah Page. of tho city OF Boston.
In Taunton, on the Alst ult by the Rev. Mr..
Mal,by, Mr.. Charles Godfrey, Jr. oi Bangor, To
Miss Lucy Smith, daughter Of MIR. Jesse smith,
ofthe former place.
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ynrE.4vY ENGLISH P!LO1' CT tbs,
III DUFFELS, KERSEtS, aND C3o-
SLaiE8ES, at tho nea Cash Sture, iii So1ts
Naierst JOHN DAVUL.
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q: = ;as PNN M ANSE!:S:,
r,,w ~sok-keeping s. Navigation
MVR. NOYESs

'.r Of Systematic PenmaHsa'p, -. D00S Of
aud Ike Theory and Practice q
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Auction.

Auction.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on the
Goth day of Oct instant, at = o'clock
=. NJ. (if no, previously disposed ol)
"A Farm consisting Of about fifty a
"a. cres of moving, tiIlage, and wood
land, with a good orchard OF fruit trees,
and good one story dwelling House,
barn, aud other out buildings, which are
in good repair. II acres Of the above
mentioned estate is incumbered with
Mortgage, to the amount OF S4oo.
For reference inquire of
Josgru &. LUrHER, Esq.
Or A. e JONES, on the premises.
SwanEey; Oct 3.
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Extract Of letter TO the Secretary Of
State, from Mr. Higinbotham, the Com
mcrcial Agent of the United States, at
Antigua, dated AUG. 10, 1885.
"I have to inform you that this Islam
was visited on the leth inst, with II very
severe hurricance, that has caused grea,
devasta alton.
"The Governor has opened tho port for
six months from the l4th instant, for tte
importation in vessels of all nations, dut,
and tonnage free, Of tho following articles
viz Flour, corn, and pulse, of every
description ; corn meal salted, dried
and plcklcd fish sailed pork and beet
mill timber, Eand lumber, Of all kinds
slaves, shingles, and wood hops.
] understand the hurricane was fell
very severely at St. Kits, and Nevis"
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tressing illness, Mrs Fandasa Roens Cla.
22d year Of her age.
In Smthded, Sept goth, Captain WI.
Jenkes, in the 39th year Of his age. ~.
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Installation. The Rev Mr.. Clarke,
late of Grace Church, Providence was in
stalled on "Wednesday Esd, Rector of ST.
Andrews Church, philadelphia, by Bish-
op White.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTlCE THIS.-The subscriber is very desirous to
Il sell the Tract of Land which he lives lying in
the county Of Cumberland, Appomottox River, about
. or miles above the town of Famvile and eight from
Hampden Sydney College, containing 371 acres of
which 10 or 10 river and creek low grounds of
very good quality The cleared high land is in good
heart and easily Improved and lies we'll consisiera
BILE portion Of this tract is in of excellent
the whole adapted to the culture of tobacco corn wheat
aud oats Clover prospcrs greatly it, Ii is in plea.
SAINT and agreeable neigborhood and healthy any
place in the county. II adjons the land now offered for
sale by the egatees of Edward Dillon, decd The two
tracts together would make of the most valuable
farms In the upper country. The improvements are
dwelling house, neatly finished with four rooms on the
lower ftoor, and two with small passage the upper
with every necessary clubhouse for the use of family
and for securing crops of all kinds The Appomatox is
navigable, and affords easy and safe conveyance of
produce TO Farmville where good ready market is
onnd Tor every thing made for market There is well
oil excellent water in the yard and several good springs
on the plantation It's not necessary say more in re-
a.on to this valuable farm at this time, those who
selves 1t is desirable that sale be made in time 10
avoid raising crop of tobacco The ensuing year
NATHANIEL PENICK.
bec <4 6D-W1w
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AW|INTER ARRANGEMENT.-TwI A WEEK
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahontas 10
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9Th December, to run only twice week.
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
DAY morning, at 10 o'clock; and and after Thurs
day, the 9TH January, 1886, they will run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
vgaton of the Patapsco be interrupted by ice the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning, for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and "Wednesday -
Passage and fare to Norfolk So All baggage at the
risk of the owners. JAMES FERGUSON, Agent
Baltimore, December a. eff
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THNO THE PUBLlC.-tIaving bought out the con.
III Germ Of Powell 81 Atkinson, ! would adopt this
method Of informing my friends and acquaintances in
mission business at the old stand adjoining and in fact
under the roofof the Columbian Hotel. An that think
1t necessary TO say to them is, that shall keep rood
and general assortment of Groceries, which hope 10 be
able at all times to sell as low similar goods can be had
IN this marke and TO those who enrust their crops to
me tor sale, and negroes to hire, &C. promise them to
use every effort TO promote their interest.
GEORGE w. ATKINSON
Jsnior partner Of die iatc firm Of Poeen & 8tEiasoa
Dec. 10. 67-0oO,q,,
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& LOO REwARD FOR NELSON, WHO went

81 nn REWARD FOR NELSON, WHO went
W wv off on the 2ls ult He is tolerably likely
negro, with scar his forehead think over his len
eye, which accustomed by burn when child; bis
complexion is dark brown about % years of age quick
o. apprehension can spell and read le had on when
ne lett home lightsh coored coat and brown panla
ioons both OF which were homespun, and an old fur hat
nave reason 10 believe he has obtained free papers and
IS making ms way to free State. will give the above
reward if taken of the State or 20 dollars n tsEs
IN the state and secured in any jail delivered to me
at my place Of residence, Licking Hole Meeting
House, Goochand county, Virginia
JEREMIAH WOODWARD
DecemDeI ~ 69--w3w
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R Tho ENoUIRER is published twice generally, and
three during the
rilce the Same hercoiore Five Dollars in add
Notes of chartere specie will be
eeyed In Tho Editors will safety
tos them by ma the being tho writer's
fl NO paper will be discontinued, the
Editors until all arreasages been paid up.
1J whoever viii guarantee the of shall
have the tenth gratis.
.f.l, TERMS OF ADVERTISING
One
%
Of assumed by n c its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-24

LYON RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable ia.
% vern stand, at New Kent Courthouse. The adj
vaniages OF this stand are that il is the site Of the Coun.
~ and Superior Courts just half way between Will
Harrisburg aud lHchmond. There is Land sufficient at
tachcd to it TO work six hands The CROP Is about four
barrels OF corn to The There is a suhioiency Of
land Of fine quality in wood, TO make good Farm indie
pendent OF tie Tavern parton this suficiency Of
tobacco cotton might he made 10 pay for the land in
few years. There is this land fine shell arl which
could be used 10 great advantage Any person wishing
to rent or purchase, will be pleased to apply to the sub
scriber in Williamsburg, or 70 Mr. G. r. Crump Of
Richmond who is authorised 10 sell or rent
BURWELL BASSETT.
Oct y. DIFF
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FHNtiE National Monument TO the memory of WASH
IScToS--lt being important that the society be
a'e at an early day to form opinion of the proba-
Die amount that will be received from in this
otae, 1t is earnestly requested that collectors
use 'ne utmost diligence in waiting upon the citizens
VINO now seems are all willing to contribute and report
an who report depose in some Bank or remit 10
De py hat time, or i'm GO days from of
collecting, will be entitled TO l2 per cent commission
The names of contributors aud the amount contributed
6y EACH will be published far as ascertaned on LIST
February. WILSON ALLEN
Collector for Yirginia.
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WIN he HW annexed, of H. Sale dec,
Caroline co.. Va, December L. 60-td.

MEAELZEL'S CONFEDERATION OF MOS
IVA COW, &c.,-Now exhibiting at the Museum
Exhibition every evening. Doors open at a quarter be-
fore clock Exhibition TO at half past
seven o'clock precisely. u The front seats exclusive
ly appropriated for children IN Admittance so cents
Children under twelve years of age half price Tick
cts can be had at the Book Store Of Mr. c. Hail. and at
the Museum
December L. Cd
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December22.

FBNo SlNkERS.-The Black Heath Company fool
IN hers VIII receive proposals until the 3ls inst for
continuing the sinking of pit their property in
CHESTERFIELD IL feet square, from the depth of $50 feet
10 the COAL Supposed to be from five six hundred feet
from the surace) the contractor TO find crery thing
Proposals TO be addressed TO John Heth at the Pits or
to BERNARD PEYTON, President,
Zee Y. l6S-2awtdl Richmond
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ODD NEGROES FOR sALE.-WilI be sold, to the
A highest bidder, at the late residence of Captain
Hllery Moseiey, decd, in the lower end of Charlotte
county Va, on Saturday, the Goth day of December
1888, twenty-five likely Negoes-amongst them first
rae man mousse servant and carriage driver blacksmith
good cook, and weaver; the balance, men, women
boys, and girls. Terms, 12 months credit
j. M. JEFFRESS
GREEN MOSELEY,
Dec. IL. lb4-tsI ErecutOrs
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HHENRY HAMPTON Clock and Vatch-3fak re-.
~ - sPectiuly informs the citizens Of Richmond and
the public generally that he has taken the Tenement
next to Mr. Nathaniel Charters Grocery and nearly OBJ
posiic the Old Market where he will at all times be found
any work in his line Of business that may be committed
to his care.
lie also otiersf Coz SALE assortment Of Watches jew
ellery, &c, selected with care
Dec. IL. GG-9t2aw
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III I'm NEGRoEs. o d ga On q eledN Of 81

d An NEGROES, to he sold on q credit of sir
n AHU nontts.-Thcy at Tye River Rack Is.
land, and Hockey Point Farms and at Kanawha Salt
Works
On Monday, the 0th day of November next at I've
River Farm, within miles Of New Glasgow and 81
miles from bynchburg, will sell Forty NiNE Nsenogs:
consisting OF men, women. boys aud girls; with from
500 to 1000 barrels corn, fine stock Of horses cattle and
hogs plantation TOOLS large quantity Of sleave oats
and fodder two new wagons and harness, just bought
On Monday, the 10th November next, at Rack island
Farm miles below Lynchbufg and four miles of James
RIVER, torty-two Negroes; consisting Of men, women,
boys and girls; large quantity Of corn, sheave oats
&c with stock Of horses cattle hogs and sheep; plan.
htion tools, with set Of blacksmiih's tools
On Monday, 23d November next at Rockcv Point
Farm, on James River, FIVE miles below Pattonsburg.
heenty-threo negroes consisting Of men, women boys
ana girls quantity OF corn stock Of horses cattle and
bogs plantation tools, with wagon and harness. lust
bought WILLIAM MORGAN.
Lynchburg, Oct. 8. 47--w5w
POSTPONEMENT.
" The above sales postponed to the 4lh January
1886 at Fye River TO the 1lth Rack island and to the
loih at Hockey Point w. MORGAN
November g. 52-wtd
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VuNHE following thoroug oh. bred horses belono;ug tn
The estate of the late Boiler Badger of Bucks coun.
~, rennsylvania offered for sale, viz Jous R,cn-
ARDS, VALENTINE, Gmported,) FLYSo DurcHMaS
CnEffRiEY, and PRIAM The four first. named horses
are at Gen John Falkners, Garrard county Kentucky
ran Is IN treble county, Ohio The terms of payment
Vgoou security being given) will be made easy 10 pur
hasers. proposals, If directed to Samuel Badger Ex-
o, o' the estate at Philadelphia, to Joseph H.
lucky, will meet with prompt attention
Dec. 22. &c 10,
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vHNoO Persons haOi"g Negroes for Hire-We wish 10
hire ior the ensuing year, large number of hands
10 labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
ha,i Road. They will be employed between Richmond
the Potomac River. The country and oceunaiion IL
healthy; and they will be well fed well clothed and well
treated We will give from seventyfve 10 ninety dol
lars Tor good hands, and for first rate ones Appv
by letter or otherwise to j. H. Hopkins at the Rail OF
nee Richmond, or to Thomas j. White the county of
hlng William, and the neighborhood; James Hun
hr, Assistant Engineer, the White Chimnes Ca.
roine; or to Theodore S. Garrett, Assistant Engineer
near RECOMMENDING; or TO III. f. Guy a. Co in Frede.
II'cksouIg; and to others having authority from j. H.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD
ageat for Me n. F. &. p. n. r. Conqpanv.
December "a 20 ,,cy'
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a TEACHER WANTED-A young man quail.
IN fed to teach the various branches of the English
language, who wishes TO devote a part of his time to
STUDY wanted to take charge of small school in the
neighborhood OF Richmond This school will consist of
twelve fifteen scholars and will be worth bundled
and fifty or two hundred doars-Letters directed to
s., Richmond, will be attended to-
December IL cc o.,o
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-EOHN w. STEVENSON, attorney at Lac, has To-
% Gated himself at Vicksburg in the State of Mssis-
spp-He will practise in the Courts of Hinds Harrcn
and Madison and the Supreme Court at Jackson.-Any
information in regard TO the entry and sales of land will
DC punctuaiy attended to, and all business confded to
him will meet with prompt attention
Vcksburg Nov. 90 66-1ot
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ENDGEHlLL Princeton Mao Jcrscu-
mI pamphlet, entitled " Circular of the Edgehill
School with an Exposition of the Course of Study and
rhcpies OF instruction therein pursued and contain
ing all necessary information respecting the terms
internal arrangements of the Institution may he Obtained
on application at the Bookstores of Messrs MAYO q Da
to the subscriber, at Princeton, N. j.
Those who may wish further information respecting
the character oil the institution referred 10 the follow
ing gentemen who are present. have recently been
ITS patrons, viz Hon. ii. Clay, Lexington KY; Hon
samuel l.. Southard Trenton, N. j.. Hon. j. j. Mill.
gan, wilmington, Del; Hon. Geo. Chambers, Cham
stewart u ; ~, New York; Joseph II. Lumpkin, Esq.
Ne i@eNngton Geo. DR. Henry Jackson, Athens, Geo; Dr.
more, Md. w NJ. Otey, Esq Lynchburg. Va. and ma.
ny others, especially in Philadelphia
L. G. WINES, Principal.
Princeton, N. j., Dec. 81. Go.
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NOTlCE-The subscriber wishes TO sell or rent ont
" Tor term of years. house and lot adjoining the
town OF Scottvle, Powhaan county, Walt is an ex-
ceent stand for good boot and shoemaker or tailor
gentleman of either of the trades above mentioned of
steady and enerprisng habits fail to do well at
inns place. ANY person wishing to buy or rent will
please apply to the Observation-Disclosures given imme
diately. RICUARD RASS
, ocOuViIe, december "a. 6g-w1wH
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EtvARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.-Tbe animal
u meeting of The Stockholders, for the election Of
Directors for the Bank aud for the Offices of Discount
and Deposite will be held on Wednesday the Gth Of
January; VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashier
Zee. 4. G0-2awtd
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GHAROLINE LAND FOR SALE-By virtue of
" the last Will and Testament of Humphrey Sale
deceased, of Caroline county, Virginia, the subscriber
will offer to the highest bidder, the premises on Mon
day, the 4th day of January, 1885, the fair day
thereafter, Tract of Land in the county aforesaid ST.
tuated ON Beverly Run, and estimated to contain $50
acres, more less This land will be sold on credit of
II months the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curly and Deed OF Trust TO secure the punctua pay
ment of the purchase money. This is among the most
desirable Forest Farms in Caroline county. There is
commodiors two-story dwelling house upon it-a spring
OF the coolest and purest water perfectly convenient to
the mansion houseand very large orchard of the best
selected kinds of apples, with other conveniences The
situation is uncommony healthy being entirely exempt
from atmospheric causes that produce the bilious diseases
OF our climate The soil of this farm is well adapted
to the growth of the usual staples corn wheat and to-
oacco further description of the Land is deemed I'M
necessary is presumed any person DESTROYS of buy
ing will view it, and judge for themselves
Mr. William Duling, adjoining, will shew the Land
to any person wishing to purchase The subscriber will
make such title only is vested in him. as the Admins
traitor with the VIII annexed, of Humphrey Sale deed
which right, he believes unquestionable.
JAMES w. BURWELL, administrator
Wuh lie WU annexed, of H. Sale decd
Caroline CO., Va December 4 60-tds
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HRY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
~ OF Law and Chancery, for Chesterfield county,
pronounced on the 18th day of September 1885 in the
case OF Laertus Morgan, plaintiff Lavina Sampson
ana VIM ID Boyle, defendants, | shall on Friday the
x I, day OF January 1885, the premises at Mount
banco IN Chesterfield county, expose SALE for ready
money the tract of Land and premises referred to in the
su declee being one moiety ofthe of Land called
Mount Banco, on James River and supposed to contain
iO4 is acres, be the or less
JOS. GOODE, Deputy
Jor D. .freher, Sheriff Of Chesterfield County
December "a 61-wooi -
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~ OIlCE,-On the first day Of January 1896 re.
- QUESTION Of twenty five dollars per share will he
made on the subscribers TO the stock Of the Ipper
APpomattox Company, agreeably TO the terms Of sub
scriptiOD. BY THE SUPERINTENrlLN rrc
DecemOef TO- 6J-uJ
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NOTICE. wish TO hire for the next year, some 3
or first-fate Men Servants such NJ have been
used to house business, &c.-Also man Cook who can
come we'll recommended-For SUCH liberal price will
be given. Any persons having such servants will
JOHN VOWIES.
Esgle Hotel, Charlottesville, Va, Dec 49, 67-3t
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HNOR SALE-400 acres of good Land ON the
n Cbickahominy; lies WE'LL eight miles from Rich
mond, Is heavily timbered, and within half mile of
saw,mill some buildings and about fourth of the
land cleared Possession given immediately ENQUIRE
at the Office Of the Wing or Enquirer
December IL. M
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AVlLL be sold, on Monday the 25th Of December.
Wv 1885, at the residence of the late John w Ellis
IN the county OF Hanover, the crop of Corn Fodder &c
OF the present year. also, several Horses Cows Nc and
farming utensils Terms of sae-For all sums under
$50, cash; for all that sum- credit of nine months
The purchaser giving bond with approved security
Dec. "a l69-td] AGNES ELLIS
3dn'z of John ". Ellis decd