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OBITUARY.

EVALINA w. HAPPOLDT, consort of Dr.
J. N. 1appodt, left this "vale Of tears" on tie
morning OF The 22d instant in the Both year Of he.
age, after several weeks illness, which baed the
skill OF her physicians and all the acts Of kindness
and comfort afforded her by friends and acquain,
tances, could not avert the arrow Of Death
The subject OF this brief obituary notice, was
carly taught TO remember her Creator in the days
Of her youth" and early in life she embraced III.
Religion of Jesus Christ, and attached herself as
a member OF the Presbyterian Church Of which
her father vas Ruling Elder bot shortly after.
wards she connected herself With the Methodist
Episcopal Church, of which she remained mem.
Der in iull communion until called to the Church
triumphant continuing 10 exhibit in all her de.
pertinent the character Of an humble, pious and
exemplary Christian She was none Of those who
made much noise and show about Religion. Hers
was the religion of tie Hear. and was discernablo
both in public and private department, as can be
atested by those no knew her best.
Her virtues shone most cons picuous in the do
nestle circle. "A wife she was truly affection.
ate, as mother kind and solicltous for the wei.
fare OF her offspring, as a sister she loving, az
mistress she was humane, and as a friend and
acquaintance she was warm IN her attachments,
and always ready to do acts OF favor and kindness.
Mourning relatives and friends, dry up your
fears, weep not as those without hope" your loss
IS her everlasting gain; and although We are de-
pTiyed the satisfaction of detailing the state OF her
mind in the immediate prospect OF the Judgment
bar-ior several days preceding her dissolution
she was deprived OF the exercise of her mental
taculucs-yet notwithstanding, when we retro
sfect the whole tenor Of her Christian warfare,
We have the confident hope and firm belief, that
her immortal spirit has gone TO JOIN the glorious
company OF the spirits OF the just made perfect"
and is now IN the paradise OF God" celebrating
his praises tas it vas her chief delight on earthl
IN nobler strains in the upper Sanctuary.
She's gone more to meet her brethren hero
Her voice IN singing no more we'll hear
On mortal shores. Bot far above the sky
She shouts eternal praise to God on high.
No sickness, pain. death, can reach her there;
No more shall she be vex'd with anxious care.
Her work is done she's enterd into rest
And shall rejoice forever with the blest
Communicated.
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POSTSCRIPT.

Letters have been received 10 town from
Raleigh, which state that North Carolina
has gone in favor OF Van Buren, and John.
son, by majority of over 5000.
Virginia, New York, Maine, and New
Hampshire 1t is said has gone for Van Bu-
ren-lt true, there is no doubt of his being
elected President by the Electoral Colleges.
Georgia is said to have gone for White,
by majority of 1900.
Alfred Cuthbert was elected by the lie.
glslaiure OF Georgia, on the l4th inst. 10 be
a Senator of the United States, for six years
from the Sd of March next.
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MARRIED

In this County, on the l7th instant. by the Rev
John Williamson. MIR. DAVID HENDERSON TO
Miss HARRIET G. HENDERSON, daughter Of
Mr. Isaac $. Henderson.
Also, on the 18th inst. by James VI Black. ESQ,
Mr. WILLIAM MAXW ELL 10 Miss NANCY
ADALINE, daughter OF Col. Zebulon Morris
Nearly all for White, notwithstanding The Justice
Of the Peace was Black.
On the 18th inst, at Little Forest, Arson Coun.
ty, n. G. by the Rev. William Il Smith, Of Rich.
mond &c. Dr. S. @. COFFIN, Of Wadessorough,
formerly Of Guiliord Co, 10 Miss LAURA L.
daughter OF DIR. William Mendenhal
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The Election.

|From circumstances beyond our control,
are unable TO lay before our readers full
Iurns of the Election in this S.ate-tfom
rurps received enough is known to satisfy
that the State has gone without a doubt
Martin Van Buren, and Richard VI. John.
\ and tins result has been brought about
the neglect of the Wing party. Below
eve all the returns received, and We
L.. also added the vote given IN August
Governor, by comparison Of the two
Ian be easily seen where the fault hes
4 the Wings have failed 10 do their duty.
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ARRIVED At CilERAW,

AhhlN III n 1llisiNAN,
On the 18th, J. Maoy X Co.'S pole boat Henri
eta. with goods for DIR. Thomas f. PoWe, u. Nal.
loy. Powe 81 Malloy aud owners, OF this place
q. d. Lopgstaff, &, u. Beckham, X. &. Howard,
Allrn and Blackwell, K. \. Barton, d. r. Lide Il
Co. 5. A. Woods 4 Co, f. y. II TIC. Luir, Frecre
4 Still, James Lane, J. VI. Morrison Il Co, J. y.
II {. II. Nettlcs, J. T. Bella, and NJ. {. Bruce \
CO., of the interior.
On the 18th, y $ Hairless pole boat, James Colt,
with merchandise for Brown Bryan, II, S liarlee,
Goodrich & Webb, NJ. & X Haley, G.. ii. Dun.
lap, and J. c. Wadwor,h, OF this place: Hasty n
McCorkle, J. W. Morrison & Co, T. & J. VI. Wad-
dell, Leroy Springs, Lindsay X Smith, J. W.
Moore, Il. Peoples, Rev A. ], Leavcnwerth,
Williamson & Dunlap, Rufus Reid, A. Graham,
f.. 5. & c. Hubbard, W. Carson, Thomas J. HoI-
ton, Mary Porter, ], T. X c. Phtfer, W. n
Alexander, of the interior.
On the 18th, d GreCg's pole boat Cen Marion
with merchandise for Gregg \ Marshall vi. Nc
Lean, Y. h. McArn, J. & L. IL. Ashcraft, J. &,
McIendon, VI. Buchanan, K, Phelan, and James
Powell, OF hi. place; and II. d, Thomas, J. X NJ.
Townsend, Gathings& Covington, Kendall &Stur-
tcyant Began x Hammond, Wiley & fitman,
John McCoIlun,, n. Beverley 4 Co., $ Emanuel,
W. Munnerlyu. II. 4. & Il {, Smith, c. Roper J.
Mcpherson, Of the interior,
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1904 l-.l69 alI6I sI.l,7

7enasylrdHiG.--The Saturday Courier
IS tina, p,nusylyfu,s has raus Tor Van
= n by majority Of aissn 2000,
u hero appears to b. no doubt Ut the e
= 100 ~ a uaJunty ~ Harrison men Ia the
n yentnn. 4 correspondent Il p,g,lsDn's
y cril.cr A. Harrisburg sats tlas matter
y tiled, aud that It aill b. composed ol g.
n usou and 6j Van Buren, men.
~ York. In 20 Counties 81 New y ok
7 Van Burcn MAJORITY /, 2,310. in s32
counties. II was l7.s16. Wig gam
". IN" Express SAYS. " If NC have
ped any thug like this IN tho other parr.
d hc State, New York Is redeemed. -
i Wings have gained gluriau. victory
e city. Thew have elected iNo II fhcir
= nbcr. y Congress, Mcs4rs Hoffman and
4's, their state Senator, anI ncnrk or
II lhsu whole Ticket of Assembly amen.
q lrgiaia. There - no Doubt, from RI
p rccencd, that Ni,siGla has eOuc Tor
n Burcn.
sfliio.--rhs State has gone Tor Harrison
maInrity OF nj leas, 5.U0O. He has
- IA almost every county.
u ona,cficm has gore Cor Van Bureu by
hl"rI,y less than 1000.
~ ,yldnd has gone fnr Harrison by
VI aiIy nf 1856. Van Bnten received
u 'rlly only ia two counties.
IS},inudre has gone cor Harrison by
= ou'y Of 800, The Commercial Herald
y the descendants Of kirksood'- lnvin.
e - are as true ~ steel 10 the Constitution
= The supremacy Of the laws.
''alno.-'rhc Boston Atlas SAYS, We have
~ from Portland giving the returns IN
'Nnbcrland county. 70. ]. Smith - sup.
- 10 be reelected 10 Congress, after a
- ciior, % the part OF the Van Buren,.
M by small majority. The vote ia Port.
N s,ood-Brooks ii6O--Snuh 79i---
l4'tenng 10. We hear from Bath that
~ se Bally Wing Is believed To bo rec.
&C to Congress 10 Lincoln county,
q he Van Buren, Electoral Ticket has sue.
Qded throughout the State beyond doubt.
8 Ieorgid. The Fayetteville Observer OF
81 ihh lnsinn, SAYS, slip from our cor.
spondeut OF the Sentinel Office, Augusta,
~ US returns from 30 counties, IN ~ hich
III vote stands, for the White Ticket H.,
= ior the Van Buren, Tlcke, IL $40. In
:" counties the White gam, above all
ps, Is S65, Our correspondent remark.
ne State is safe Tor White by 200 IL
~ majority"
'er'nom.-rhe returns from Vernon,
~ as favorable as the best friends of liar
! pn could wish them 10 be. The State i,
by tremendous majority, The cleo
OF Horace Everett to Congress bv I
az majority aud tremendous gain, prove.
10 be tho result.
20
9 understand that sum Of money 10
Siderable amount, was found Jew day,
on tho road leading from Charlotte t,
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Taken Up

m Taken Up
1sAMON the l9,h inst, TWO
G>SN " NJ L l. f S, one a dark
ef.xaassx<zs Brown, the other a dun-both
Mare mules. They appear 10 have been
work mules from some marks on the
shoulders.
STEPHEN VI. GALLANT.
Nov. 20, 1896. Nv
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For sale.

A \ excellent PIANO FORTE, warran.
ted a good Instrument, and been in
use but short time. Inquire at this office.
Nor 22d, 1856. 2ltf
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months of the presen. year the import Of
wheat from Europe into this market was
10000 bushels, making the aggregate
import from the LIST of January, 1896, 10
this day, l64, 40S bushels. American Far.
Der
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Rifle Gums for sale.

KIafe GllnS Tor sale.
FENtlE subscriber has on hand, 10 or 30
II Rife Guns, neatly mounted with brass
and silver, which he will sell on accommo.
dating terms. Any person wishing to pur-
chase, will make application Immediately.
They can be delivered in Charlotte if re-
quired. Address FriendshlpP. o. Guilford
county, \. c.
THADDEUS GARDNER.
Nor. I5ih, 1886. t23
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BaH& # Cape Fear. dividend of :
pcr cenium, surplus profits OF this Bank,
has been declared, prior 70 admitting the
stock subscribed n November last, and VIII
b. alnblr tram and after the 2ls, INST, 10
the holders OF the old stock. -.b
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Orange Coa1'y.--A Poll was recently
opened N the upper part OF thus county iur
the purpose Of a~certain,ng the sense of the
people, IN relation to DIVISION of IT, so Us
to form another county. The result was
as follows For division CSC against
II, HID.
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Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road
10000 shares has been subscribed aud til,
company formed.
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we understand that sum Of money 10
'S'"e'ao'o amount, was found lew DAYS
L on tho road leading from Charlotte TO
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An Enrious old Lddy.-The Baltimore
Express tells OF rich old woman, who re.
sides in Hartford, county Nd, who has a
most happy disposition. On one occasion
she was heard to say that she begrudged
poor people the Itch, as it seemed to afford
them so much satisfaction TO scratch them.
SeIreS."
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The Arsenal. We learn that Car,ain
Brdtrd, 81 the Army. has GnaI, closed
he contract for the site Of the Arsenal Ia
- erected a THIS place under has direction.
The place n sen j. about mile west Of
The Town House Oh Hay Mount, a spot uni.
lin, the advantages u hcalih, beauty Of
situation, and convenience. - rag. DOS,
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Hurricane, county was visited on
FRIDAY night last, by one of these monsters
whose rayages have been rather more exten.
s,ve thauus,ml. It's first are visible on Main
Broad River 6 miles west OF thus place, pass.
Ing thence North East course it struck
the farm OF Dr. M'Enllre, uurooting all his
houses, Of every description, blowing his
fodder stacks away, prostratIng his iences
and dong other injuries. Continuing lis
course through the forest, which was shorn
OF It's glory, II next encountered the farm
Of MIR. Geer, miles north of this place,
which il served IN the same manner. All
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We regret 10 learn, that two Of our Ed.
torIal brethren met with considerable loss
by the recent Gale, the Vessels, on which
they had Goods shipped, having been wreck,
ed. We know net the extent OF damage
sustained by the Editor Of the Greensboro
Patriot: bu, our friend of vhe Fayetteville
ObStrrtr suffered 10 the amount OF $780,
III
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of his buildings were unrooied and most of
them blown down, either wholly or in part.
10 the nelghborhood of Mr.. Geer, the de.
siructlon of timber was very great. The
roads are blocked up beyond all hopes Of
restoration, and the forests are literally le-
yelled with the earth. It's extent in length
was about ten miles, perhaps more, breadth
about quarter OF a mile. No serious ac-
cIdeBt occurred.
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The hurricane Of Friday night last, among
various other freaks, seized hold of a chick.
en- house, which IT tore into fragments and
scattered TO the four quarters Of the Globe,
and chickens, geese, turIIles and ducks all
shared the same fate.
Another circumstance connected with its
progress is very singular. About 5 miles
north Of Ruiheriordton, vein of gold has
been traced at least 3 miles, and large
company has commenced operating upon a
portion OF It, with every prospect OF realiz.
ing large profit on their investment. The
gale encountered this vein at one end and
pursued 1t for the whole three miles, with
as much exactness as the most skitul mi.
neralogist would trace II through lis yarl.
Gus wlndlngs, literally sweeping every thing
before It.-Rutherfordton Ga=ette.
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VoIv0W, JuyL and .Nrgr0cs for Sale.

PURSUANT decree Of the County Cnu oil Richmond, made
the frs, day Of August, 1885, the undersigned Commissioner
will trL day Of October ncn Chat being Court al inc
county, proceed sell TO the highest bdc on
If twelve MONTHS Except 20 much rs mny be-
carry effect which will be required in cash. inc io
owin uupcrv belonging the estate of the late John SHnor
deceased valuable nct Of lnnd lying in the sad county
Of Richmond containing l4O 1: land m'c'ra ana
or ood u,iy and lies mile from Union Village nn about
three miles from Furnham Church. Tho tract will bG divided nin
equal pa and olI separate s. fr:Srmns ha' '"sc VIII
ing 10 premises before the dny o' SALE VIC
Comm minute description unnecessary So
Young and likely, including an
excellent Tie property will be sold TO make dis.
,rion amongst of The su john Sydno dcccnscd and
tho nhacr, III be required bonds with approved secur
tie. nnya 10 the distributes. The title is believed to be unGues
';O"abIs a. h; G ~ sy6xhR ccnasc"sr<
August ID y" 90,
Pursuant to an amended decree Of the county court oi c-
n,ond, the above Negroes will be sol! for cs,. .
''''"' ~" A. &C. cOmrs.
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FHFBaA Y.

AND FOR StLE.Puuaut Ia decree of the Circuit sure
d Court and Oh nc"y hnlcn f;r tic cony OF Cai"
CHEST bi,cr The aioc'cuSr OF f%ynh
L. JOHNSON Friday the 30 OF September The act OF h nc
longing Jane AMI anrtl liunl"y c: portion {" TAG
llni Richard rrlly died possessed! Ih lind
situated in the county Carclnc adjoining the lands OF cnly
Ill., Thomas Y. rris anil others, and ahot one ani 4 mS
from PAGES E, aiming hundred acres Il has upon
GwrlIin. house end "i necessary our houses c
naharl oil wrisrlcrLd ira. y ir,"r disc '"A
deemed Unnecessary persons dipu*c 10 purchase VIII hrst S
themselves. The lwl i'll he shown 10 persons Wishing
cxamn" IT, Mr. Joseph Whtr who lives on the pIcnrS'
Tcnns-For enough p1y tie expenses OF the sale ana the COSTS
.ui, cash will he required. credit ci nine months Tor he
bRancr OF the purchase moary will b. sv"n the purchaser giving
boid approved sccrty together with decd Of trust upon Inc
premises the payment 49, ,
3i--w3w+
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E.9kL GOODS.

p,or-E1lN TAYLOR & CO.. by the ships iaf" s"ny hno
% M,mnr direct from vrrpuul and tho Minerva h"" Ne"
~ ,rcrycd their supply oil Ins'i'l scotch ann h
;ur much the and valuable importation " !
c'S ~ ,,l. Their orders all executed carry III INC sra-
"n and tcy confidently make The assertion" al prices
M for ncar kinds OF similar Goods hcf s'orh
lr nn. will also he much better than hcIconrc-
r chi rc supply been purchased al the ascnciGs VI Int
on, n,auutar tic Eastward, anu heE 't' '"''
enc inv unnn ,crms than favorable. -, , mil
y invite m examination of their stock by 1on Town anu
country Merchants, aud Others who may WIS" ~
piece. 49,. ,i, Of Scotch lIrec-py and Brus-
, n,. and RUS which will be sold Ut TriaIi
II bales Candy sous nap, Coi.on-ai when "'"e "
s,orc by the 10Th cf September N >,
An
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,,IcT, -.ru,.c roR SALE-I wi.h miud t'" f''I,r
h, n Ibr Jrv W. American Turf k%s'',, hJ
G,,I list Of about head OF thorough r'ds 10, d r
~ .,orL Ola Fllla and Is ISABELLA, with the ~ I;I,.
Irn,nn,s together with line lot OF Mares, OK" tn hy
very closely allied Old gaal Of when arr "s sold at New
~ ,n-atr Sc Sr-1hc above stock VIII ne SUN a"
t Hi the second week in October next; BENG ''r Ii ,
Fail Meeting the Newmarket Jockey clu' n,,I to uny
-, g., il; ,vinn that believe the said STOCK are eq'st 49,,
,r in bc Uatc states. invite the public to tnSc cy"n
o g., themselves health is Il id am any ~ 81 III;
Lo nn,c,cd by yaultion-I sometimes h ana Gl H. 90
oc"nson challenge the world that will bet r Ht rcnl Of
s ;:,,t"s-l4viug Hugh l.. White, I'"i. W. r. h
ron NH Daniel e5'ts E; as eHl as "a ,.nD~td in some
@ sprcic,ayns hanks al the u. s. b? the ,S' y%y
tojcr next l1et::, i = srri, nj the Tines will
nnh,;sb the above un,i, tie lst week in oc''" h'N' ~
r.n,ff ,Lnr accounts this Office for collection
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ryrliEER is pusished TWICE week, FsaGtaly, and
s:s; Five :sS1 :" H. s
@ 81 Chartered sprcepayins banks lsa;3 VIII 1" be re-
@ The :S S:is';SS i"$ i By
y nae, M r. cor,inuc.i. at t,e discretion Of the
h1x' been ,%s up of nine papers, shall
' FERNS OF AnyERTs SING each continuance
.r0u" >if" inserted, uutil has either been pao"
;ltta:s HS ~ o,rs on in This cit, or its en'irons
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c~s,.s- ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ 1913 ~ A., J,Tr,r Grateful for the
ETnEE III 'Il ;,u;ion for several wears past. re
p,e5s >'%n1 =" that she viii open her SEMINARY again,
ne 2, Vii be- to trim The nind to habits
=, m an OF y. an; 10 store il it'll useful ledge.
iut a"a ~ side en object first Importance, and is
,cs t:HS ,,y,y.n with every scientific pIrsu-lnyiruc'
.a:4 I" :, ,o;.sphy, Defining, Writings EnliSh Gram
g,7wd o. 60 -i,r and III. study OF Poetry; Geography, with
~ nji 'i (S, Arithmetic, mental and practical; His
- oiG".E HIM. Snurll Moral .n1 Mental Philosophy,
~, npl.rl ~ En ANY, Geology Physiology OF the
: NH ,, ,ovr!aurn; vi The m!t"d states, ki.'ot the-
#." i,,ol and N%th"''a: NlH's p ;,
.. viii .;'oaed 10 .: tnn mm" ri Ro,r;uy Estiish
- .c,c,i with :hc school, ana vne'! uiHe I W
90 Prsc2. Il h"?S' '"t ,n,,, 81, lie L.rmrd i'm
,: waci@l r;'r ';! :I t tnn ,br p,Ten,ul rouc-Ihc
800, i,- ,an hcrS when t,'"'tn rem | ~, s;i ~ Gr.
- ,,,.hc:< l:re in nunO' VIII SS,"e M vi. ' - t
,>c,; themselves to promote Inc imio.seTt "a 'oe
A.; Al! n!!;"d uN" III" ~ &c .y will receive NOT only the
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T,jvobIe .Ncorccs nj buih srrcs for Sale

{nIunbIe Negroes NJ 6UN SIZES J". '" i,
,.,u1, M hayins abandoned his enti"a o ~
ualama offers sale (oT cash. valuable anu ~ Das
L;n. twenty three in number These negroes d,c
go All, and can the plantation OF "'. rnws
LIN where they have for the last two years. Ihfi d and re-
ny "orr, ncuro women ana men, and are well d'SP :, h
,hIv Iikeypcrsons disposed purchase can Taw
~ sSc an interview with, the subscriber al 40 I' s
VI Ia un,;l rho Fir day November next, alter when I,n
sIssnd 70 the subscriber either al Ncwbct or nae w. y
lima, will reach him. - W. ' 35-tlN
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WASHINGTON sHss sonu%en, are
t hy The Sherifs otherwise, Oil or he'oII MS =;
Novembs have 10 Book
"h'In no"cd will attend Richmond 10 receive n'
S Rocks or they may be deposited in the iEno
my absences Tor me- ,r,- o., CclIeetsr for Virginia
S,nf 1
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nNpy ,.TrJrSiTr respectfully announce I" our n'H
~ ,b, nu,ir ~" receipt nf very lirs' s"ii! Us ;
,; Emo * iu slirh ak their attention. Gf S'"Ih o,,
,cI Ia.rr and vin. rca bought as "" hf'iGSc, "n
] ,L,, usual offer Inducements 20 '":c 'u
- ,;i ar ~ tho maa,iiy. We invite those yISr& III; ,ic
cell 80 OR ;rxn friends, to give our si"rh III wan
onGJ,, ,suraucc that will not b" un''T'"i ,,..rtrS
'''''' i-'''-' 3j-.h
Srpt9 -----------------,
fB'O TAHNER9- MIL "" '' ' JOHN ZOE
Il Hides, clcdro scars. 81,
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STOR SALE-LurusT GROVE the residence ni the late |""n"
no ;irSoR dec haviu. been sold On the 18Th 1Sia pre-
viousIy advertised, will Thursday, the Odd day OF scpen
next SALE by public auction, on the PREMISES ana SOFA
without This of land contains by 'crrut survey! loo
all the and Inc cnti To" 'ouH
upwards Of 272 accs.Thc Improvements are G';"t.ao1 ana III
GOOD been recently rcpairc wha in Sancs "a
arv Ovcrsc!s House, and necessary on; nS wih young
Ami. Orchard of selected Fruit Most OF the nigh land Is m rate
FARMING Land be from the present crop n Corn" "
any quickly mantle sc and aHg The 10" grounds
lbs oi which are cleared an IN
and small OF labor required to permanently
secure them ircscr and wh be done by lice farming
hands, This lies q" Srots wanna Oh lhc i'sr
Nv branch Of the Matapony ~ miles ut "nh OF
and within mile Rail Road from Richmond 10 fcdeiicks
burg. ,.,., .,,u,,
Tho terms are AMI three credit ~ equal annual
;nmen;s Bonds good aud sufficient personal ,ccy anu
deed of trust land the pay'cmtS ": invite per
sons disposed purchase 10 view III" premises previous I" the Gh
Of sic which will shown by Mr. Cartel the vert.rf or Mt.
lanes Minor @ng place Liberty 10 seed small :tn i'
m uu given the lst Of December "" tcscT'n the
OF securing that might he on iand and the use
| of the nv crs..r's house ill LIST January. .
On the Gay, credit o twelve months VIII We son" TIE
nt:rr stock ocac sheep hogs horses. farming UTENSILS '"hs"-
M and kitchen furniture icufn to he ccfrd' IN ihe ears
~ uckcd and Deccmc hy n"li!! the
fodder hnv s,rnw t,c-hc cattle nn;ncou al" nHusuaE
iu, Bonds and sufficient security viii be :equircG ~
| ''"'' ~ ~ u. r. MINOR,
! WIN. JACKSON,
! I, .ijYgr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

r1,O PlANTERS.-hc subscribers offer TOR sale "rnut 'V'
acrcs of Land The fork of tho Alabama and o'n"ecN
hoo rivers having the latter OF II miles, am Oh lac ol
Of ao - mile. These lands ofei very desirable 10
large Planters may be disposed to cm3atr INTO
'r ar. s.,rJ ouy irGm the city nj Mobile, are
rh and- and Of the most approved 'o
culture Of Observation-Disclosures TO ihen are several hsh, '!
it'll numerous springs o.! 'e F
resi- water. About cleared ana nave
the remainder vel wooled WIN Pop
lar linn ash and hickorv-hc convenience OF the above lands 10
the city Mobile by nc rivers, naIgabc d" az SEA
,n, of The renders them very dcaoc o' W
Planters. disposed invest on Them
cu" " ,mn% McIOSKEY, UAGAN y co.
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