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D. 5EE h'Ef.1E
Between Richmond and WASHINGTON.

IS with much Qualification tlHt the Richmond,
n Fredericksburg and Potomacl Railroad Com
pany find themselves enabled to assure the Ncr-
thern and Southern travellers, that there will be
neither disappointment nor detention on any part
OF The above route.
twenty miles Of their Road is in full and sue
cesslnl operation, and the proprietors of the
Steamboat aud Stage line on the balance OF the
distance, are, by contract, bound TO he adequately
provided for all the travel which may offer and
10 accommodate the same with extra STAGES when
required thu, enabling the Company To pIrdoc
itself that no traveller shall apply unsucccssluy
for scat
The Baltimore and Washington Railroad, COM
plelrd and put III operation during the last wear
the Steam Boat navigation of the Potomac, and
The railroad from Petersburg To the Roanoke
have relieved this route of large portion Of its
former length TOT stage travelling; and it is nov
believed 10 offer inducements 10 travellers sumo
ror 10 those found on any other route, between
New Orleans aud New York.
soon after the opening of Steamboat navigation
between the Northern cities, a line is expected ia
be established by which tl,e Journey from New
York to Richmond May be made in ;}3 hours and
~ Blahcy, y {, in / hours, Of which due notice
will be given.
\ daily line 10 Louisa Court House, and Char
lotteSVlllc, connecting with the Rail Road at a
point 10 miles from Richmond is in full oncra
ton.
Hours OF departurc--for Steam Mill and Char
lottcsvle ~ O'Clock, \. NJ. precisely, and of ami
val , T. NJ. u u
Excursion passengers taken as usual. Seat, for
III the above lines may he taken At the Depo,.
fHh'ti olhrc March Il Pm
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Desirable Situation for Physician.
f'OR sur

FNllE subscriber having determined to move to
l. the West, offers for SALE his HOUSES and
LOTS, in the ' illage of Lovingston, the seat OF
justice Tor Nelson county, surrounded by highly
intelligent, respectable and wealthy population.
There are two hall acre lots Of Land attached the
larger portion of which has been converted into
very pretty and productive Falling Garden. The
improvements consist Of neat, comfortable and
convenient wo-story BRICk DWELLING
HOUSE, new Office, Il Meat, Corn and Car
race House, with good Stable. 4 situation 50
desirable as this is rarely TO be found in market
and the subscriber believes he hazards nothing la
asserting, that there are few situations in Virginia
that offer rs many inducements 10 a Physician
lie has lorGc last l. years had, ~ continue to ENJOY
an agreeable and extensive practice here. liedeems
1t useless to say more in this advertisement, as Is
presumed that gentlemen wishing to avail them
selves OF the present favorable opportunity, TO Sc
cure good situation, will see and examine iol
themselves. For farther particulars, enquire Oh
Capt. Pzarro Edmunds, Of the firm of llolcompe'
Button X Edmunds, of Richmond or of the sub
scrbcr, living on the premises
ARTHUR HOPKINS.
Anril "a s0t
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THE IHPORT'ED HORSE

Tins distinguished foreigner aud iayorltc son u
Wnlshrn, has commenced his ,rason at Charlotte
Court House, VI. with prospect that his high claims
justly merits, having NJ tins TIM III his lIntm,
tcr, distinguished and high lnrned mare oi Colo
W ade Hampton, of South Cuohna, the Maud al
Suthlmpou, dam of Lexington, Betsy liuilln. and
yeral others ol equal, high clams, aud VIII =horly
nave sally Hope and Clara FIshcr. \ horse oi his
high reputation, having twice hod the famous B,f
minghdn, aud received forfeit from the inNuClble Pt
dm. aud having also heat Tnnhy | Vide, Rowlon and
Felt, iouf OF that spluled company best lmPofta-
toms, cannot il III do credit Ia the stock thai my
hr fllsed from Inn. lie ccrnlnly Is the finest hoIse
appearance, either native imported, thai ran hc
produced. He Is blood baN nilhou any Mhtlr,
Va, lee, name aad tall lru black full five lrft hse
nebt4 high. ot a most commanding and magnificent
appearance. WYATT tARnWI1.L.
March II w6n
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NOTICE..

IN rIRSI ANCE OLA decree of the Circuit
l superior Court of Law and thancefy, for the
town of INuchhnro, made ON the !nd day fchrn-
ary, l-:,G IN tn. o y IN. Ford n 90. against
Hugh Moutgomerlr aud others, the undersigned,
Commissioner, appointed Tor that purpose, will
proceed To sell, IL the highest bidder, by way Of
public auction, on Thursday the 9Th day Of May
neNt, a Lot and Tenement, on the street leadn"
10 Poc's tan-yard, opposite the residence of Ma.
james L. Risque, and formerly occupied by Mr..
Monlaouere is II Tobacco Factory.
Tcrms-slN, twelve aud eighteen months cred
II, the purchaser or purchasers g,iu@ bond and
good security lorlho purchase money, and the IL
Tic to be retained Il, farther security.
HENRY DuNNiNGTON, Com'o.
AWili I'M
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/

Hrs. EH-abeM Mar, rclict and midor ot .James
Mar, dccd., 1cr0ndcr Ha,r, Jain James
Morgan, Thomas wainwright and !Saah h6
rife, formerly SARAH Mar, NotHda CAihon
formerly Watiiia Mar, 1mbrosc H. Mar,
John Mar, James Narr Isaac Norr Narg
Mar, EizabeH StW, fo,mriy Elizabeth
.Horr, ambrose Narr and Caroline his riff,
formerly Caroline Mar, and Frances Mar;
ENAkE NOTICE, that on the 9Th day of May
L 1896, shall proceed TO take the deposition
of Mrs. Mary Peters and others, at my house, in
bedford County; on the 9th of the same month,
at thu Washington Hotel, in the town of Lynch
burg, shall take the deposition of Samuel llar
ri>on and others on the lOth of the same month,
At Bedford Court House, | shall take the depos-
lion OF William Terry and others. And, if tloa
any canec, the above dispositions should not be IA
ken ON the days above mentioned, shall continue
from day TO day, until completed, (SmdoyseN
cepted) The said depositions are TO be read as
evidence in suit, now depending in the Superior
Court of Chancery, for Bedford County, in which
You are plaintiffs, and myself and others, delcG
danf>. ANTHONY RIrCkER,
Executor ct 1mbroSe Rucker, decd
April7 wit
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NOTICE..

~ virtue ol a decree of the Circuit Superior
, Court Of Law aud Chanccrv, for the Conu,v
OF Amherst, pronounced on the Slh day of April
iN,'b, IN The suil OF Pro>>cr Powell pllf auainst
Illltm Joilng, Nelson Crawford, Leonard Hen
Y, Abraham Carter and others, dcllS, the under
signed, Who Is thereby appoiuicda Commissioner
lot the purpose, will, onllle 21lhol April next, pro
coed, on the premises, 10 sell, (bceinning with
lie tracts rs herein after enumerated, and >cllinu
only so much as may hencccSSarv To satisfy the
purposes OF the said decree, to the highest bidder
Lon ready moncy-thaI is, Al tract oiIand belonoino
TO NhIam Carter, lying in the County of Am
hefst, styled the Saw Mill Tract or Lot No. 2
and adloins Robert. II. Garter and others, which
contains PIP acres. Also another tract ADJOINING
the tract first mentioned known by the name of
LoVchdy Mountain, and contain, i acres
And ON the 2Sth of April next, | shall proceed.
ON tho premises, in like manner, To sell TO the
highest bidder, for read money! another tract of
land, also belonging TO the said Abram Garter.
and in said decree mentioned which is in the said
County OF Amherst, containing 100 acres, lvinu
between the North and South branches of Bui1l
loc river, and on the Fork Mountains, adloinina
the Lands oi Aaron lieginbotlam and others
ny. NtlBANk, co,,,n
'S'0f ot imhcrst '"N
March y
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POETICAI..
rxn vo1cu OF srRIMo.


am coming. little maiden.
Wuh the pleasant sunshine laden'
With the honey ior the bee;
With the blossom for q tree,
Wuh the flower and with the Leaf.
Till | come the time Is briei.
am coming, am coming
V,rk. the litile bee is humming
See the lark Is soaring high.
In the bright and sunny sky:
And the rnats are on the wing:
Little maiden-now Is Spring
See the yellow catkins cover
All the slender willows over:
Aud on mnsSy banks SD green
Star-ike primroscs are seen;
Every little stream - bright
All the orchard trees are white.
nark ia. little lambs are bcatinc,
And the cawing rocks are meeting
In the eimS--a NOISY crowd
And all birds are singing loud
And the first ~hitc butterfly,
In the sun goes flying by.
Turn my eyes to earth aud heaven
God for thee The Spring has gwen;
Taught the birds their melodies,
Clothed the earth and clear'd the skie'.
For thy pleasure or thy food
Pour thy soul in gratitude
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Tho Cdgitai Rdccr, md Gcfirr II Raoefs, bc
propefy ~ u thiana H. johnson,
AZ ILL make HI urxt srlson At my stable, IN Bed
w ford county, Virginia. on the NAM Western
stage road ~ miles wcst of Liberty. lie n
his stand. IN lime condition. Season 10 commence
1t February. and end 18th July, nj
$50 the season, payable When the mar is taken
away.
$50 the leap, payable Al the time OF service.
SO 10 insure a marc. payable As soon as She -
known 10 be III ioal, 81 paft.d"ith
- to the Groom ior each urc, to BE- pad VIII =
size is sent IL the horse.
Pa,turagc gratis, Which. for quait, All extent, Is
very desirable. hiern. been considerable, added To
since last season. Each ia-fufe well enclosed, and
Ill of tIcn vii matcrcd. Good griss els, with stu
bIes convenient Tor Ia foll IA. Servants sent
with mares. will be found without chafse. II Is also
desirable that c,rr, mar should be led will erdn
rs they Will b. returned IN GOOD order, aud more
likely to be IN foa. which will be done without stint
IT - cents per day, which will Toe required whom.
The, are taken away Every necessary attention viii
be paid prevent accidents escape, but no liabi
lltV for either
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NOTICE.

flNiiE unit r,gned. acting undti and by ,iiiuo 81
U decree of the circuit superior court ni Ia" iud
chancers Tor thc town nf lynebbufs. pronounced On
the 2d day NJ February. l-:b in eanse therein de
pcuding. IN which Nelson {. Dawson, shcfh Of The
county of amherst. and aS SUCH administrator de bo=
ms non with the will annexed, al John Crawford dec
Is plaintiff. aud Richard Eubank, John VI Eubank
and Thomas y. Eubank de1rndanfs-Nlll. pursuant
To the sud decree, ~ the 9Th das Of April, IS:ai
proceed TN the premises io sell IL the highest bd
der, Ion ready money. the Tx vet of LAND, IA tie
SAID decree mentioned, being lt'3 acres. situate IL
ing and btine lIofsless Greek. III The county al
Amherst aud adjoining the lands oi William Pryor,
estate, and of Abram Carter and others. and is pan
of iarer tract formerly belonging In the estate Of
John Crawford, dee H. Tie tract oi Land SAID
will be- sold. subject ho"eser, TO the contingent right
Of dover, in favor OF Mrs. Peggy Enbank. the WIFI
Of Riclad Eubank. lhtl = she viii he durable there
OFT il she survives her sud husband. This Land al
luns tlle Sln 5lIl tract oi Nj tbr1m Carter, which
Is 10 be sold the day. aud tlar tracts
would make u very desirable settlement. \ deed
will be madc lol the Land, on the lily III sale.
JOSEPH X. IRVING.
Marches tbs
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.e.srz vyn. II. Stan anu 5ohn Thur

n.gezsrs. YIN. II. Stan ana Sohn Ahui
mani
Monday, "a DAY oi NAY
1870. At Tn. Store loase Of James lieadcn, IA
nlf.,d county. and State Of Virginia, shall take
the ,l,pos,aas Of William English, aud others !;
On the tlh day Of MAY, al the Store house OF fres-
ton & Lctluieh, in Bedford county, shall take
the dispositions ii Pleasant Preston aud others ;
on the 6,hdlv al May, Al tine Store house OF Board
X M'CIb,, in said county, shall take the dePos-
lions of Alcxtnier Casey. senr., and others; an
If which Icpa.Ifnns are 10 be read in evidence of
the trial Of a suit IN Chlneery aud Injunction, now
Depending in the Circuit Superior Court OF La"
and Cancery, Tor the county OF Bedford, where
in am plaintiff. and yoa are defendants. H.,
from any cansc shall iall to complete taking tho
said dcpo>irions ,lr. above named days, shall
continue taking them, AT the same places, respec-
lively. from day 10 day, (Sundays cxccpted) until
completed. join Meoabr.
March 81 WV
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SALE, Oh, TOWN aSEs.
Ind sercpfg-thfee acres of LIND ncar Tor
at Iacti0n.

Id sfrCNTV-IHTtt "fFFS y FINTI TIT" 7 V"H'
at .iacti0n.
PURSUANT to a decree of the IIu>tng>
Court, pronounced at December term, lS;'1,
in the case of Duyal rs Duval ct at. the nndcrs@n-
cd, therein apponrda commissioner, iorthe PuI-
posc,wil proceed to sell, by way of public auction
10 the highcsl bidder on the Isl day of May next,
ON the premises, the following Town Lots, be
longing TO the estate Of Thomas J. Duya decd, to
vii Lot No y /, $40, one acre, between lOlIr
and / llh streets, and on 9th ally. -Four acres of
I.and between s1h and 9th streets ;-one ditto be-
tween l2thstreet and Sth alley ;-a,o, Il acres of
Land ON Gambler, Mountain.
DAVID H. LYMAN, Commissioner.
March 81 TN
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n d circuit superior court at law and liz,
eeh'ihueh ahi held Tor the town of IvnIiaz
al Tic courthouse, IN the said town ON So, ''oig
I'D oil January, ls;6, sitting as tourr Of cI', III
Samuel Garland, William Morgan Til.
Nayt, benjamin Johnson executor al rn,,a,, .',s l.
son, dec d., David ;. Garland. William Wl51 'o1h
James Penn, late merchants md Partner 'F ahd
under the firm al Garland, VI alton \ Penn "
Sieptoe, David Saunders and Nilhsm DE, ,'att1a
Who sue as Wc tor their own benrhI \, t,,, IL >ei
INT oil such Other nt the creditors Of Chi
Clark entitled In distribution of hs nus, 'aisf
will unto with them in this suit and shan. 7sa.s
penscs thereof, together with John Mem ' ss-#
OF John jameson. decd, Roben Patton Ii -
and " lliiam Duiiey. late partners, tradinu mi
style and firm OF Haas y Du1ey, Seth Wand -
hlibio surviving executor of Henry d. Sb.,,.s's
decd, benjamin 4. Donald. GEORGE NobI
VI. his wife, who, pursuant to the said r,.. ~
have heretofore by bill petition or appear,,, nm
the Commissioner OF the court, also lecon,,
pl'mifs. fa'''e..
against
Thomas Dixon, late sheriff of the coun,,,f
bell and IS SUCH admin strator of GIri.t,,,,J mp
decd, James {. Moorm1n. james Bullocl 49, tn
ia Mcdaniel sheriff of Bedford county ,nJ '' D
. administrator oi Henry Clmk, deed d,G,,I ~
lhis cause came on again this day Ia h,. I3
Tue Paif.s l"imellN read. cNhblt> smrc h,d II
ports oi Commissioner Watt, madc in r,,,.,,', -
4 the decreial orders of the 10th day nj H., -, M
J
irbftialN, io'i' with exceptions thereto. ~, n
/ uohs III Tue last report, by all the Defendant
with exceptions III like manner Il. otbcr ~
incredibly ih' plaintiffs, examinations of vim,
an" W. argued ny counsel !: On cuu,idcr.ut
Whereof ('hdiut reasons set torthin the ,aId d,g
ahh amongst other things, thereby tcrrcelA Il
court doth adJudge, ordei and decree tlat tb, i
iendani, james Z. Moorman, do pay unto In
Dixon, late sheriff of the county nj Gamma III
as such, administrator of Chrisiophrrr hh d.,
Ion the benefit of Thomas \. liolconbr h,Io,t
appointed. by an order OF this cont. recovered -
ul'st iuud OF C. lark, dee d.. the sun o 6,..
sand. SIX hundred aud twelve dollar. and ,,,.
cents, with SIX per centum per anDuIl, ,,,,' 3i'
two thousand five hundred and c,hl, five J,Il
fifty cents, part thereof. from The :l,t No. t'
~ ill paid, hat bcng the sSlI1t ann. ,r,,,.
said 10 he due from him to the s1id fp,,t nli3
On the motion OF the plaintiffs and # .,,,.,
the court, that the Defendant J m1e, & u,a..
hath removed lomthe Stale 3lnlth,i h., :. ,,5
and that the decree herein before rendered .
HIM, will in all probability be- uIla,,,,lu,t ,, ~ -
I hciua ,uaycstcd h, the uliiuiin> n .,,,,,.,.
| by rhc evidence in the cause, rht a ro,,ion n Il,
/ trlisf fund was tlivprc1 mr. ottp,,,nt, 1 -. H. H.
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y O1'Ef'E.
The STtD or UORSES beiooeiDs to III,
estate Of John Ro"poIph, Of Roa,okr, hare
commenced Their seasons:

~ JANUS ,-That capital racer aud SON of Slr
.EAxr', Archie, At VI, 1artou fleming :, Goochl,nl
LlIA five miles north OF tmtctStiIl,, at 50 the
season, which may be discharged by 80 If paid ON
urbcote the 9OIh ct July, at which tmc the season
cNPne,; SD the single leap TO be pad down At the
time ot service aud III either case, II Ia the groom
Any gentleman becoming responsible Tor i've mares,
sha have the sixth graiis
~ GAStOIGNE,-Thc tarorilc of the late
TX Nh Ranpolph, aud cIuaIIcd by few and sur
LA passed hy no horse that has nod Euellsh o.
American sod, III point =" pedigree, hlghioru, su-
pcrinr action; At buckingham Count House, \ ugInil,
on the SAINT lc,lns ot Janus. Good and extensive
pasturaac will be furnished mares scut to ciihrr
nd fed II required, with gram, without stint. At - cts.
per day.
~ TbPW-N HE, Virginia, under
Ea.sNslhr management o Mr. john Carlwcll in
ll2A sprctor At enable, Warehouse on tho
>H,uc terms oi Janus and Ia>coieuc,
~ NlIDFlRE,-\t Nottomay Court Ilonse
.fs@x ISmdct the management and control oi Mf.
4lE-A- W orthau, merchant oi that place. at L., the
season. IL be- dsctaed by = -, II lril ON OF before
the 2olh july 1T whlch time the season expires aud
40 the en@lc leap, In be paid down II the time ii
service, and ~ IN rilhcr casc To the ~ ponl
These Horses have been SO frequently adv crts ed
Nlr. Randolph's Stock ot s'orsc> - we'll known,
hat further comment appears Ia be unnccrs,.rs.-
Indeed, II We were 10 nudge OF the blood horse by
the cneth of advertisements, At tins tnlr, when the
country islnnuddtcd with Stallion, OF the highest and
all grles, the cocktail class yes the miserable scrub
would l> often have the precedence As a Pjiim a
hnaiakt, OF a BrmaghGm breeders, examine
Ton youtstkrs--lon be imposed on
IVY ATT CALDWELL,
NHd"sr ofH, EStatc
a y The Ediiors Of IN Eichnoqi mir and I'm
9"ilef, eH phrase insert HI oboce rsr and present
H'i5 accounts, icih al h,ir olh,r Claims 10 the sub
Sc1bcf, n Chariotc Copft Housc, a. 70, Jaymenf.
March Il wSw
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N<sI'Es'I..
TO the Merchants Of Wright a !:

'H'llti subscriber having been AMONGST the suffer
"a, IN the great confederation OF the 10th and
lth of December. and lost hs entire stock OF Goods
bcg> leave inform his CUSTOMERS and purchasers
generally, that he made immediate preparations to
gel up atrrsh supply and now has the pleasure of
aequaintlnG them. that he daily receiving from his
MANUFAtTDRN, the various articles in his lNc
..L I-.., IN. .
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THE LxNcuDURo RACES.

IsilE Lynchbnrg Races viii commence on Tues
L day. tho 18th Of May, and continue -four days.
Fist Ddg--A stake for colts and iics yeats
old. mhc aud repeats 100 entrance, forfeit s3o.
To name aud close 18th Apll.
Second D1y.-rroprctors Pure, 5000, twa nlile
hats entrance SD.
Third Day.--Jockes Club Pur.e, $3.50, three mile
heats. entrance @.a
Fourth Ddy.-lreprIeior's Purse, 5000, two mile
heats. entrance SD. Colt Stake. the sumo DIV.
iot year old colts aud lics. milo and repeat.
trance $50 halt forfeit, aud close 18th OF
April. To each oi tho colt stakes there NOW three
subscribers
The money for eac1 DAYS raee Will be pad 'in
winner. after dednetne the usui discount. lhe
Proprietor can accommodate 30 az 10 race horses.
with good stables aud SHAW, gIaiis.
MELVILLE TALBOT. Proprietor.
March 81 wdt
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.N'Oyks'S'.

ADuRStANF To the pro, lsluns OF n deed OF.
trust executed on the 2lst day of Frhrua-
W, l~.';', 10y Henry Hatcher, of the county OF
Bedford, Ia me, which deed is Of record IN the
'ltrh Office ot the county court of SAID colln-
~, and Tor the purpose therein expressed | shall,
on the I'D day Of Aprl, I~I6, proceed, at the
Dwelling House ofthe sad Henry Ilatchcr 10
SELL 10 the highest bidder, for ready money! the
lkA'l OF LAND, wh,rcon he resides, IN the
sad county oi bedford, containing between tire.
hundred n fifty and iourhundrcd acres hc the same
more or less, which land dons the lands oi Ju-
nus Hatcher aud Thomas Hatcher, as well rs
the lands OF other persons. Also, the FOLLOWING
personal property, that Is to say: Arthur, sam,
George, Gabriel and Cauhill, male coIored
Slaves; Cloc, Louisa, and Lucinda, coIorc,l lie
male Slaves two head of Horses one "A Black
Horse, the other White Mare; two yoke of
work Oxen one Ok Cart eighteen head orhorn-
ed Cattle; iorty-ii,e head of HOES twenty head
of Sheep; five feather Beds, Bcdstcads and Fur
nnure; half dozen WINDSOR Chairs together
with the increase of the female Slaves. and of the
Stock of Cattle, Sheep, Horses and Hogs, if any,
and together with all and singular the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools.
and tensIls, belonging to, and IN possession of
the SAID Hatcher, at the date of the said deed all
or so much the said property as shall be cuff
Gent to satisfy the purposes oi the said deed.
he title To the foregoing property Is believed 10
ne unqnestionahlc, but the undersigned acting OIL
" III the character of trustee, VIII convey none
other than such a. hc holds h, sIITue of the
deed Aforesaid
JoliN THOMPSON, Il trustee
Na'ei - t13A
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

'I'ill subscriber, wishing to remove OILERS IN sell
al exchange ion Western Lands, his Estate
lying upon both sides OF Roanoke ,scr, urar the BIZ
Lick. III the county OF Butctuutt. II IS divided b,
the iner into equal portions ol 1o0 acres each one
OF winch Is principally valuable a. IN rNhaustble
reserve OF timber Ion the support ol the other, upon
which the improvement, are situated The inproy-
cd moiety has about 33O acres cleared, otwhich 200
is compact and unbrokcu hutton OF great icrtlllt,
and the residue al the cleared land together with
the greater portion of the uucleare well adapted To
the several staples III the country The Mansion /,
with OUT houses al the I'M most convenient kind
aud an extensive aud I.iM productive rn an ali
situated "n commanding cminenec, aud surround
cd by beautiful Gfosr. The Oyersccr's house, Ne
gro hnts, Wheat Machine aud House, Stables, Com
cab, nc Ac,atc al ia" best kind md most ELI elbl,
situated. i" Strangers " no arc uaaCuuainted Mlih
tins section "i Botetonrt, 1t may lac well 10 remark
that, t"I sauhrts oi 'lnttc fertility OF sod and ~
crllcncc "l ~oclcty. II has tcw parallels. The sub
scubef would be willing tn take Nreror, on Cotton
Lands III south Alabama, IN exchange for the estate
NM LANGliDRNE.
h,I -
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LAND FOR SALE.

DtRSIANT to a decree Of the Circuit Supc-
! liof Court OF Law and Chanccry for the
County of amherst, pronounced on the 9th da,
OF April, 1896, IN SUIT therein depending between
Maurice H. Garland, administrator Of Archibald
Robertson, decd, plaintiff, and Absalom Rncker
aud others, defendants; the undersigned, the Com
missioner in sad decree named, and appointed
WILL on the 9th day oil May, 1870, on the prem
>c> sell, by way Of public auction, for ready mo-
neS,a certain tract 81 parcel ol LAND, with lis
appurtenanccs, situated in said County, on the wa
tiers of llarlS's Creek, near Fuckers Church. aud
containing 700 acres, more ~ less, it being the
same tract OF Land devised to the said \bSaon
Rueker bv hi, deceased father, Anthony Rucker
and the same which recently laid OH and de
slenalrd, by Commissioners appointed for the
purpose by the Court aforesaid, by an mtollocn-
tary order entered in tho SUN aforesaid, as will
more fully appear by reference to the report OF
SAID Commissioners filed amongst the papers in
SAID suit. TIlOS. \. EUBANk.
Sheriff ot .imhofd C0'mtg, and as sucj, Com.
missioner, &c. Sc,
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