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Groceries, Provisions
&c. &c.

,H'ns subscriber keeps constantly on hand
at his Store on Broad street, near the f.
Fiscopai Curch, an assortment Of Groce-
ries, such as teas, coffee, loaf and brown
nugar, melasses, rye and indian, meal, pi-
'idbread, crackers, cheese, butter, salt
fish, rice, salt beef and pork, lard, choco-
late, apples, raisins, spices Of all kinds,
chewing and smoking tobacco, segars,
vinegar, cider, lamp oil, potatoes, onions,
bcets, turniPs, pickles, wooden ware
crockery, quills and paper, pins, cotton
thread, soap, nuts of different kinds, curry
combs, hinges, hooks and staples, herring,
sword fish, -four, Sc. SC.
WANTED, in exchange for the above,
butter, cheese, potatoes, meal, apples,
eggs, or CASH.
Aug. %. S. s. SWASEY.
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sssyADSI IcT,gtso

yfrs w. DUAA. has tuls fall received
VI , thriy pieces of common. fine IND extra
foe Broadcioihs, oompr sing real west Of Eng
land velvet blacks, blues, olives, clarct, dablia,
adelaide, Bedford browns invinoible, to'ue.
rife and drake neck greens stone drabs ana
mixtures ALso-a grea: variety OF CASH
MInss, SATTINETTs and FEsTiNcs, "hioi,
will be so,d or made INTO Garments (warronied
10 fiD in tic Grst 81, le on batter terms than
eiscirheye ran be obtained. Eov 20.
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School Books.

7MTilE subscriber has on hand for sale,
-M- Smiths productive grammar, Muir
rays grammar, Goods book OF nature,
Mason on self knowledge, Smiths ari'h-
mcIick, Parlcy's geography, Nn'le Bruins
do. and atlas, Mor,e's do. do, Angels
Uh IN Nos. /, 2,.3, 4, 3, and 6 a; Good-
rich's history and supplement-, Alden's
spelling book, english render, accompt
books, memorandum books, bank books,
writing books, paper, quilts, ink stands,
states, pencils, &c.
SAMUEL WHEATON.
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CLOTHENG.

"A THONG ROOM, clothing Of any
IA desert p,ion, from the most fashion,
able cut, down to common article, may
he obtained, At short notice, and manu-
iactured by first ratio workmen.
Oct 90.
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S..GE:s ..%:ssW GOODS !

hzEeyHvA sS ~ w ~ ~ " ,sst ~
Tl'lbot cloths, some very excellent; and
scarlet and white mcrno long squor" shswls,
some rich md new patterns. both of LUPIN'S
celebrated manufacture, re ccived this week, ut
tho New CASH STORE in " ater-st. and wi
be offered 10 customers, or c'. lower, than
they hare yet been sold. JOHN DAVOL.
Nov. 9.
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"a 4 ~. ,S'N 09Nlr 0Al0.s .Ir';H

.s..As !. II s.S s AND HnIGNS & NJ
S1HOvFL & TOHGS.-J Just received fiom
80 New York very b,ndsome assortment,
newest ia. hon b,nss nndirons do do. bras
shovel aud tongs. Also Brass md i'on head
el common shovel nrd ,orgs, for sale ~
d3. G.. T. GARD. Err. whter-st.
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NEW
ARRANGE EN- EHE y

Zlt HE subscribers having deIermked TO pa,
s,A TIER whole attention 10 furnishing Con
ilemrn with HUPEKFLN r. COMMON
OTULNG, have pur hased IN New York
trc last week, az cnins new stock o. CLornr
CAssiaEREs NEsrtscs, &c. ~Li.h thev " al
ha,e made mia G.in'eLls al the fiat .tyie, At
shnt notice. warfanted 10 III wan slegance AID
sc.
they VII ~ asliiTcs employ first rate work =
n.on, aud pledge b. 'me!'cs n ni iicie shuli be
4" no 1t s;.kn" ~ ,hr ,tt 10 or ikipanst p
Gcnltmcn mos PER- eve, ihai b. TN, arrange
menl, tLcv n.ll II al ,dn's TO nhle tn fini h
bcHcr nssor n eat ~ Goods sJup',d to thea
Perit ul"r u'c lhan can os-lbi, bc kept ~he.e
m" n,tsr.inm ~ So much di,,de. u.s. At mast unL =
voidab be-. by kerrJg large Ss-o''mcn, %
Fan, Goods. IChNER & StLi bUkf
=, Water st,,ei. Or IS.
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a CHOICE .9.N'D SPLENDID as
SORI.HE.N Il OF NEV GOODS

ETUSr received Mt the wAsHiNoroH Row
- CIorHING SroRE n Gt sh supply Of NV
GoeDs, making ns general m assor,inen', Il
not superior, TO WIN, can be found in sny otte
establishment of the kind in the State : and
which will he sold quite as cheap.
Consisting IN part of He Eolio,oinr, r;x :;
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g.s",'% ! 0 ,gAis:, ,tE.S,Nv AAE
GM.s.s:&s
Comprising Mc mos. c1t,nsrc assortment
erer offered IL, Mis market
m UST received n largo ord elegant surp'y
~ Of GRO c X ERI, consisting in
part Of pink, brown, green and blue earthcn DIN
ING SrTTs, Of the latest patterns, do. Tea Sets of
all co!ors, do do; gold bond and lusire China tea
sets, GLASS LAMrs ofal sizes ard forms.
ALSO-A complete assortment Of Common
Ware; all Of which will be sold on the most reusor
able terms. SAMUEL WHEATON.
nov %.
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o.
LINEN DRILLs' Mole
skin. ben, er,cons, fus-
usn, and q, meroos
Iothcr goods, q apps
pirate Tor the season i.
| A good assortment
Iof CLOVIS, among
(which, ure a lew do,eR
lnf wilt e and straw col
'xed berlin. a qsn'eei
article on par'ioulsr
occasons.
White sniin NICK
l>rocKs, snd other
ARTICLES. Black bom-
bazine. and sIlk do (; la
lila rubber and webbing
'uspcnccrs s,lk Do.
| Hosiery, busom pie
e 8. dickies, hdkf, rrs-
va.s, and al'noat every
hhcr article required
or genll, mans DIRE -.
ent %. READY MAps
hand, warranted good,
other nj wholesale ~
: cannot fail 10 suit.
ip To order at short ro-
mt Of ff, work m . nship.
surpassed by any M this
Bg MEN rAiLoRs.
LARD 4. HANLY.
lo /, Washingio OH Row.
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&.ss%% S,ty,S%al
,sry~ TO BE SOLD CHEAP !aSl.
Il uST 70 owed ll the wnshpg'on ov
- Clothing Store. fesh supply OF NJ"
GOODS. adapted 10 the ap roac"in2 season. :
whuh, with ho Stock previously on h"nd
makes as gcacril md cxtunine an assortment
us can he .fou a in any osVb.1s inoui oi the
Kind IN this y ate, and any ol mhl.h "hi be
soid rs chcap. 10 cas-.
RtDf AAUk CLbTHlSG. 'na great va
tioiy, always on Anns, ~snuGvd good
G.rneuts uado ~ orde', m,h iaihiu'noss
nj despatch. W a. " \Nif'
Piov no. i5 No Washington Row.
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BOOTS, SHOES .i.vD CAPS.

Al he sw Cash Store, 10 jiater- sireei.
s1N,rESS' aud hoys oow!i !ide 10 u, bes qual'
,ssa iiy mens' iine and common celf skin
boots. sowed nnJ leggcd mems aud to!s
thick and thin s,foos. various descriptions la
dies kid, cloth. morocco nni cali SIX n SHOES, Of
tho newest styles and best quality misses ard
childrens' moioco, cloth, Gid and .Ilf shin
booics and shoes.
.7LSO-Ilens' and boys fine fur, hair seal.
broad cloth and Nelyet Caps. ercat yareiy.
Tho above will bo sold for CfSH. NJ rric
es mado low a. ough, TO compare exactly. with
hose on all tie Goods iu thi3 establishment.
JOHN DAVOL.
Tfaier- stree. Dse. 20. 1874.
e~l JUST received q fresh sup IL of
W: new snshion satin bcavcs nod il a
E.ryIsSsA toa beaver RATS. 20. lew
,,n.Siam Ls1 H. Is ahih will ba sold
,.iralow by GLO T. GARDNER,
nuy |. wa'r st.
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Bargains, Bargains y!

Just recsired al the .Ncsc Cash Store, IN
Uater-sircei,
n large lot more of those low priced Broad
-ssA cloths AMI Cassamcres, which have been
SEM ont so extensively, from this Store, end
which liavo given such universal satlsfa c,ion to
all my Custom who have purchased OF them.
.aLSO-Sa'in. cotton ard " ool ilannels.
benchcd cotions, IRISH linens, brown Holland
DO, lambs wool h'sr and half hose, plain do.
w"rs,cd edIng", rose Blankets. brown and
white linen dainask table tlc'hs, oil ,lo:hs
Canton t'"nncls ior drawe's +; red, white, vel
low and green 'larn'ls, very cheap: ladies' AID
gen. len ens & owes. large assortment. Al
OF the above G"ois, i"grtI er mith every nri-
clio on hand, viii To sold {, nv patrons. in
1 VII or tfo'n tho country. al rrr,es calculated
20 add 10 nv deserved reputation, for selling
ci"n's CHE.7P. JOU.A G.YIrOL.
Eotee street, Dee. 20, 1894.
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A GREAT VARIETY OF
N,NW GOODS


HU0T received at tho WAsHINGToN Row
~ cLorHINo SrohE. worry general assort-
msnt Of New Goods, comprising superfno and
mddlng Cloths, Of almost every variety Of
oolors fine ribbed and stripod' Cassimores, new
style aud elegant patterns do mixed, drab and
other eolors Satinet', of various coors aud
qualities, some Of which are quite heavy: Pc
tershams, lion skins, camhlcts, heavy kerseys,
&s. for pea jackets; vestings. knit worsied
drawers and under shirts, super bucksin gloves.
medium sizes yam and horseskm DO cravats.
Aandkerchicfs, and worsted neck comferters 1:
umbrellas, q great variety suspendors, 5uek-
shin mts (; yarn socks. quito los neck stocks.
Of a superior quality together with other att-
slss, too numerous 10 rec. pi,u'ate.
A large assortment OF RE.IDY Nh n T.
CLOTHING always on hand, warranted
good, which will be sold other at wholesale or
retail.
Is the above named goois bavo teOn pur-
shassd low, ,boy viii be sold accordingly. -
Those in want Of any article in the line. will
And. by calling. that No. Washington 2ow.
10 the piaeo to get the worth Of thor money.
Garments mad0,to order, and warranted to
suit in every respect
doe 20. WILLARD 4. H.dkDT,
Providence. dee. 20.
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a,.tsrt.J. 10 ,alye in. and sooa amer ei,ng Irth

difsrtsd TO .alye III, and soon affsr giving birth
TO The calf, a handful Of salt should be thrown
either side of IT, which the mother will lick oil and
be thus aided in her ycaning. The mother should
also he Given little warm water IN which few
handful, OF meal should be thrown. This should
be repeated every half hour during the first day,
and she should receive nourisng sops afterwards,
in small quantities, frequently, say / or D times
day during the first week. II She does well, IN a
week after calyng, She should receive her meals
three times dav, morning, noon aud night, ii
each of which times the cali should be lit to such.
Push on the iat,cnng oil Your hogs and bceyes,
and get them TO market Of IN Your picking tubs,
as sprrdlk A. possible. Tie sooner YOU get such
work done, The more leisure you will have 10 de-
vote TO the hundred Other things which viii claim
Your attention.
II your corn i, not housed YOU should lose no
timc IN having it done. II your small gram !. IN
the .lraw, hay. it hrc,hcd ont aud IT, OF either,
snu should have any to .el dispose ot II as SOON
rs possible.
l. YOU have a field infested with garlic,
plough it up and expose the roots oi the pest to the
rost.
Having attended To every ding proper TO be
done on the fam ia the way OF Jusn,s, and iabor,
prepare for the enJot nent, OF winter Rig up
sfciph for the accommodation OF Your lady and
Your ohildrrn for though from sense Of the ne
uesstN OF tie cas-, We hay TO the aericultursi,
"basncys httt that having been attended TO-
We are the advocate Of rational pleasure. Lie
without some relici from the dull monotony Of dai-
/, tolls, voul- indeed be a ~carsome and unche-
quered road, which would bring no delight To the
soul. Variety, III the language OF ninstfebN, car
rlrs is charms 10 the heart, aud why should not
the llcr OF tie earth, after he has fulfilled his du-
ties faithfully indulge those, for whom his heart
.,t. a.. Il, .5,,,l a.
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Mr.. HENRY l.. DAVIES, having resigned
w his situation as principal Teacher AT this
Seminary tie Trustees feel pleasure IN announcing
10 The public, tina, they have engaged Mr.. GEORGE
T. b ,r>r, oil Campbell to take charge Of the ln-
slituton.
IN making this announcement, the trustees deem
il proper to state thai thr standing of Mr. Dabncy,
aS a gentleman and scholar, is avouchcd by the
mort ample aud satisfactory testimonials After
graduating, with distinguished honor, at llampdcn
Sidney College, hr became "A student at the In-
yer,itv Of virginia, where hi, education wa, COM
pletcd upon a LARGE and liberal scale. Entertain
ng a high opinion Of his literary aid classical at
and believing lai he will faithfully dis
charge his dntie, as teacher, the trustees take plea
sure in recommending lis School 10 the patronage
Of the public.
The exercises AT this Institution will commence
on the first day OF January next, aud terminate on
til, 3Oth day Of June following, when there will be
n public examination, conducted, fairly TO
test tn" proficiency Of the pupils,
The course Of instruction will embrace the
Gtecl. Latin and French Languages, Geography,
with the Of the Map, and Globes, English
Grammar, Arithmetic Mathematics &c.
The charge for tuition in the Languages, and
higher branches of Mathematics, viii he 80,
aud for the English branches, 81 per month. Board,
including bed, washing, candle aud fuel. Will be
81 per month.
II further information is desired, letters address
scd to Mr. George l.. Dahncv, al Marvsvillc,
Campbell County, until the lSt December next
will be attended 10. After that time, they may be
directed TO New London.
TIE TRUSTEES.
Dcc.3 w;}w
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To Mc.sf,. Edw ard Boiling, executor Of Archer
Payne, ir. Nathaniel II. Price and Mosby Ar
mold adnrs dc bonis non of Richard Lee, dec,
and Pasehal Wade, cAor of Tabliha Lee, dec,
lnomas Andrews and Tabitha his "Iir, Richard
Ice. ton Of Wanl,) Garnet Lee John Lee,
John Arnold nd Patsy his wife, John Fowler
aud Betsy L. wife, William Xix and - his
wife. aud Nathaniel Price and Nancy his wife.
" OF and each OF YOU will please take notice,
th:,t on the ooh aud 3Isi days of Decom-
Der, at Powell, Hotel, in Petersburg, | snail take
the deposition OF Edward Boiling, co-deiendant,
and others; aud nj the Law Office of ). & NJ. II.
Cortland, in Lynchburg Oh the OH and l2tl DAYS
o January next, the dispositions oi John X. ID.
PAYNE and others all 10 be read on the trial Of
my suit, how depending agains, YOU IN the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chanoery for the town
Of L,nc bnrg-whcu and where attend, in person
or b. Your attorney. Your obi Scrs't,
PON1ATAN BOILING.
December 3 WiW
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POLITICAL.
ow r,rn PICTURE OF A oxR1

nlISp MOTHER THRoron TIM WOODS
by Bihs.
The green leaves. as we pas.
Is> their huh fingers on thee unaware
Aud Ly thy side the hazels cluster far,
And the low forest grass
,.,a,s ,.reen and aiken here the ood paths lnd
Ala. ior thee, sweet mother thou art blind
And nature is all bright:
And m, FAINT gre, and crimson Of the da"n,
Ike folded curtains, from the da. are drawn,
And evenings purple light
tlu,ye,s in tremuous sottuess on the shy
Ala., sweet mother. Tor III, elouded eye
The moons new silver shell
rrembles above thee, and the stai. float up
In the blue air aud the rich tulips cup
l. pencllid passing well,
And the sweet birss on glorious pinion' ice
Alas sweet mother, that thou eanst notses
And the Mind looks OF friends
Prruse the sad expression IA Ihs ia'e'
And the child stops amid hIs bounding taes
And the tail STRIPPING bcnds
Low 10 ths ear, with duty uhtat-ei-
Alas! sweet mother than thou see'i tu'tn not
But thou eau ST htar' and love
Nav richl, Qua human tone be poured
And the least cadence ol awhlspei "otd
\ daug htcrs love ma, prove;
And while speak. thou knoWest II smile,
Albeit thou cal.t not sec my taco the ~hils
Yes tAuu causi hear and III
Who ot the siph,lcss, eye ts d'ahnes, hung
To the attentive ear. like harl1s. hath sttan.
Heaven aud earth, aud scas
And It's a lesson in out hears IA know,
Hiih int one sens, tae yoi mug erst Go"
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sValUabIc Real Estate For sale.

INliE subscriber wishing to remove, offers To sell
exchange tor Western Lands, his Estate
living upon both sides OF Roanoke river near the Big
Lick, in the county OF Botetour Ii is divided by
the river INTO equal PORTIONS of 900 acres each.
OF which is principally valuable neNhauStible
reserve of timber Tor the support OF the other. upon
which the Improvements are situated. The improv-
ed moiey has about 800 cleared, of which 900
~ compact and unbroken tom. OF great fertility
and the residue of the cleared land, together with
the greater portion OF the unclcarcd well adapted to
the several staples of the country. The Mansion is
Of brick, nearly nc~-.p-A plain, but comfortable
" at ss,<s ." "g R %". ss"yr""% t%
situated commanding emlnence, and surround
ed hN beautiful Grove The OverSerrs house. Ne
gro huts, Wheat Machine and House. stables, Corn
crib, &c. &C. are of the best kind and most eli gibly
situated. To strangers, who are unacquautcd with
this section of Botctourt. il may he well IN remark
that. for saubry of climate fertility OF soil, and
cellcnce OF society, II has few parallels The sub
scribcr would be willing 10 take Negroes OF Cotton
Lands IN South Alabama, IN exchange for the estate
WM. I.ANGHORNE.
Oct. =
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WAS COMMITTED,

Two the Corporation Ian of IynchbuS ON the
Goth day OF Sept, ls:'5, black man, rnna-
VA, slave, who calls himself SAM, who saws he
belongs to gentleman by the name OF Samuel Bur
fond OF Chesterfield county, aud hired the present
wear to Air. Henry Progue of Richmond.-Iiad on
when committed. a Casnett coat, dark grey home
spun vest, white homcspun pMltaoons, shoes and a
black hat -Ihr said slave Is five eet ten inches high
has no scars, but hls legs broken out very much
The sad slave having been advertised, according to
law, uionth at the door OF the courthouse IN
lynchburg. and the owner thereof not Vet claiming
HIM notice is hereby given that unless the owner do
come forward and clam the SAID slave within -four
mont LIS after tins advertisement shall cease, which
will be siN weeks from this day 9th November lS3J)
then tho sand slave viii he sold according to law.
HENRY Dl NNINGFON, Sergeant,
Of Ht forporationo Of Lynchbrg
AZ The Richnond Uhig mH insert tie oborc
"eklysr t>ehs and tor,n'rd their account TO this Of
fce. II. d.
Nov 6w
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NOTICE,

R1 virtue OF deed OF trust, executed by James
- Rose To the subscriber. for certain purposes
therein specified. dated 2lSt March, 1875 and record
ed III the Clerks Office of the County Coun of Am
hcrst, shall, Saturday, the 10Th of December
next, expose sale h, way of public auction on the
premises, House and Lot, the town of New Glas
gov, at plc,en, occupied hv Mr David Nc Ne.an-
der, as 4 store and dwelling house.
Terms of >alc-one- third in hand, and the residue
OF the purchase money payable III and two years.
IN equal instalmcnts the purchaser securing the dc
fcned lnstalments by A lien on the property
l.. +. THOMPSON. Trustee.
Nov. 9 tIoD
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Clear profit in favor Of the Short
horn Durham, s27
S27l Is

Clear ptolIt in iayor oi the Short
horn Durham, S271 ID
II the above presents any thing like an approx
Imation 10 estimate of the yield of The above
COW, and believe that il Is Il fair representations
aud Tor tie following reasons list, because her
yield IN butter when fresh the asccrtaned arcr-
are product, and think that have not car
red the period OF hel freshness beyond the proper
terminating point-2dls, because we think The de-
duction of ont-tbird during tho balance OF the
milking year il liberal one-and, 3dly, because
We believe that a Which Is competent 10 yield
20 lbs. ol butter per week, viii on Il moderate cal
cuaton give gallons of milk per day when fresh
and Lastly, We believe thai COW if properly
fed with ficlI ,ucuent food, ma, be kept upon
her milf ~ not 10 decrease more than 1874 per
cent, on average, drng tie remainder Of the
milking Bedr. II then, We have gwen any thing
like an approximation 10 an estimate, we think
one should hesitate upon the necessity oil mpro-
wing thu native breed, Of STOCK. We are aware
that II is moi very far way OF stating PROPOSE
ton 10 take an extreme case, and admit that
this is one, for the COW in question is most cN-
traordlnars anima-"e are aware too, that deep
milkcfs ot TN, character, are few, very few IN
numbc, bat then, We only hold II up to show what
improvements capable of dong with the COW kind,
and how in,cnsjbc the farmer i, to his interest
who NEGLECT, Ia avail himself Of The march of SCI
cncc in his own peculiar walks.
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LOOK HERE!
7 4 Y ~ IN y - I,

If carl, application is made, tho subscriber will
sell great bargain III desirable tract of Land.
lying IN the county Of Franklin, Virginia on large
stfe'm which affords compact body oflow grounds,
!S"me OF which is splendid Land mile in length
ihc Whole tract contains 9l5 acres about 700 Yet III
woods, great proportion good aud some splendid
Tobacco Land. Persons wishing To purchase. can
apply to the subscriber. at Rock, Mount, Franklin
county, Anc'nla, Terms accommodating.
BI.\ ERIA SNpNOR. ".
Nov 90 y, If Il, Of
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.N'O7zsrI.

virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Chancery. for the County of
Amherst, pronounced on the Sth day of April S:}5
III the SUIT frosscr Powell, pitt. against William Jon
hing, Nelson Crawford Leonard Henly, Abram Car
tel and others detts the undersigned who is there
ny appointed commissioner for the purpose will
on the I'd day of December next, proceed on the
premises, 10 sell beginning with the tracts as herein
alter enumerated. aud selling on, So much Il, ma,
be necessary to satisfy the purposes of the said de
cree,) to the highest bidder, for ready monev-tb,
Is a tract ct land belonging to Abraln Carter living
inthe County OF Amherst, tyled the Saw Mill Tract
or Lot No. :, and adons Robert II. Carter and 9th
ers, which contains 212 Also another tract nd
Joins the tract first mentioned known BY the name
OF the Lo'eladv Mountain, and contain Isl acres
And ON the Bird day of December next | shall pro-
coed on the promises, in like manner to sell tn tho
highest bidder tor ready money! another tract of
land also belonging to the said Abram Carter. and in
sad decree mentioned which in the said County ot
amherst containing 100 acres living between tbe
Nofth aud South branches of BufaIoe river. and On
IN, tn !" orb Mountains adjoining the lands of Aaron
iIssinhotham and Others.
THO. y. EI'BANk
VA Sheriff Of 4mherst u" R.