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IRON the Milton SpectdtoT.)

DINNER 10 THE hon. BEDFORD BROWN.
Ii will DC seen by the following correspondence that
the offer OF public dinner has been rendered 10, and
accented bv our distinguished ellowczen, Mr.. Brown,
to be given al the Milton Hotel the l7lh instant as
testimony Of regard for his independent and truly Re
publican course in the Senate of the United States.
number Of distinguished citizens OF the democratic par
ty in Virginia rs we'll as North Curolna have heen in
rited to attend: Among them the RsIe-a5e Nathaniel
Macon His Excallency aicha.d Doass SPaght, and the
CORRESPONDENCE.
AlILroN, Aug. 2o&, 1886.
Dear Sir,-The undersigned are induced TO believe
thatfor the faithful! manner in which you bapetischarg
ed the many important duties assigned you whilst
acting as representative i'll the responsible stations to
which have been frequently called; and many of
your teiowcsens, wishing to testify their respect to
you around the festive board for that purpose the plea
sure OF your company is respectfully solicited at pub
day Of September next
In behalf OF your friends in this section Of your ma.
i've we II" answer as soon as Pracsicable
s Mn % brS respect We ,f%SH i:9y,
BAEZtLLAI GRAVES
STEPHEN DOOSON
And forty three cher ci,jzcnns
To the Hon. BEDFORD ERo%S.
CAswELI, n. c. Sept I'd, ls3S
Gentlemen-1 have this day been honored with the
receipt of your letter. inviting to Public Dinner
10 be given The Milton Hotel, Saturday tic I7i
inst For the very iatering manner in which you are
pleased to aude to my public services although con.
scious myself that they have been but humby perform.
ed feel profoundly grateful coming this expression
Of appreciation does from portion Of those who have
known meaongest and best.
Since has been my lot to haze been in the Congress
Of the u s., many questions Of the nome ntous and
agating character have presented themselves for con-
neutrality-suspicious. virtually involving the liberties
of the country and q continuance Of its freedom By
the vigorous and united efforts Of the Republican
Party, the principles Of free Government have Us
yet maintained their ssceadency in our national coun
Oils and the happy result has shown itself the peace
messed in the country At period Of former his
tory have the great questions Of civil liberty and that of
the existence our Union been emphatcaly put
will be in the approaching contest at the mex. Presiden
Val Election. An attempt is made, BY the most pro-
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ssDNT'S
EXCHANGE NNN EOfte1y office,
RICHMOND, FRGISIA.
NINf NIVND, IKHIHIA'
Z GrcnL R0ce Orrr NnlL'S Course.

4 Greet Race orT IInyt's Course.
The greatest run will be run between WI.
mington De-! and loyts Office, Richmond, Va, the lJth
Oct0bcr Tie purse contains than 81 .0OG00D!-
toyt has splendid lot Of horses in training, aud, from
their we'll known speed and bottom, there is but it!c
doubt the purses will be with ease hy something from
his Stable Betting has already commenced with odds on
Hovts horses The fist three out take the grand
moth purse Of SGO,G0O!! The second three, the NAM
moth Of 30D0O!! The third three, the grand purse
Of $50 OOD!!! This race is open for ali ayes Entrance
for the Whole purse $50; hall SO; quarter 50. Orders
10 be addressed ~
D. NJ. HOYT, Richm0nd, Va.
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s.te msr to destroy that uhs9a of the
ha1mony between Tue great Denocf1'c essrts Of
North and South By tie ccacerf ana nsea Id nua
,.H;h pcnyLI;cur nsccntancy has hcTef!0'e ,n
no JI;ln hrcu vres.rreG. The combined pont t pp1
e'I -; INV making every effort 10 defeat ''e L "
fJ;da,e for Presidency, peIcciT'hE, ."At 90
et1.I ,.sw can q triumph be gained ior me Dan" pa
s0 o"V no n2.zt allies Federalism aud Nuica'oh' u'e
ty ana ~. by The mcsi unhaIiowed and unsctupnions
's 70 ALLEVIATE the South from the NoIth' " TIC
, Grass and uufounded nsrePresen u1'ons, concern
:n III. ocnc.,s of AR. Van Buren,, that eminent Ne
,Iil;rau and Statesman The extraordinary ahd inter
n;- crisis which is at hand will, truas, excuse
M. fHr the expression of these opinions The BATH" Is
nnc for !tcr.y and the right OF the people 10 sc S"ee
,,cut. That the Republicans Of North Caroi!na %Eo
have so firmly and iriumpiany supported Inc '''ni,
nisraton of President Jackson iii lis greatest anu '9
lJyD difficulties will again vndicaIe that 1%h'' ca
not prril myself 10 doubt. To allow themselves no"
20 be divided an defeated by the arts Of the ppp'S'''on
would be- t., sacrifice the ncstiMabc pIincipicS iof Which
,Ecy have hitherto 80 successfully conendcu.
In conclusion, gentlemen. pclnl ilie TO return yon
NV ,nos s;,rcre thanks for the kind manner IN whcb
yon- invitation to me conveyed and TO assure Y"a Una
It will give me great pleasure to participate with ycu al
The proposed public dInncr
am, with sentiments Of great respect
Youi obedirnl servant,
BEDFORD BROWN.
To Mcssrs James Rainey, Har2il!ai Graves Stephen
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ATOriCE.-1hc subscriber being DESTROYS o.! e' !:
q ing in the Farming business, wishes TO Sc" =, "
change his Tavern in the Town Of Scot,v!'e; u ."
county of Powhaan, known the ScottvLtie !io.E
this time occupied by Mr. Ebert Moseby tor 'ar.'
description is deemed unnecessary, as no p"fS'" .
purchase without first viewing the premises -.
~ say, tie present tenant is getting good run
tom, and bids fair 10 increase. as there IS onl '.
tavern kept in the place, ct present. ANY Pef7n"
ing to purchase exchange arr for it, wi!l I'd
ply 10 the subscriber, who will shcw the p'opS':
dispose o. l. 0" very '''e'' 'S''"'' RlCHD. BASS
Scottville, August >. =o--
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IT ABORERS WANTED-From Two to 'n' 'r,r, ca
b 4 dred aborcrs will find Immediate en'p!'! A. 81
The Notifications a, Hampton Roads, Va, al oD'
per day fer able. bodied men. man, :. j.
Iaborers will find il advantageous cmr'oy"i ,b, 4:
will be steady. and the engineer has determined ~"
all times the highes, Of wages shall De PtsSOy
Aug. 80 [33-su I1p' A"'
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EeUNAWAY-Was committed the Jail Of Hcnrco county,
IN 5t August, negro calling herself
TRUELOVE, about inches high; had on when committed
JAIL blue dcss. She abe the property
LcsiIer, county. The snid
hereby notified owar prove property pay charges &C.,
the law Directs she will be sold according 10 luw.
HENRY L. CARTER, D. s.,
Fer Joas HaEs, S. II. c.
September IS 3S-wsw
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RSa'Gss's Lottery office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
LUck t-Gna1 Lrck -,

LUck!-GDod Luck!
Drawing Of the Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No.
5-Grew august 9Th, 1896:
IS 40 IS AZ II II As IS 80 "a &C
Ticket Nos II So G6, Capital prize of one thousand
dollars, sold to gentleman III this city, and the cash
usual, paid Mt sight, by DIXON
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MANN S. VALENTINE,
WILLIAM BREEDEN.

Particulars in future aL"crlisemcnt.l
~ We wish TO employ youth somewhat expert
enccd in the Dry Goods business, who could Tie well
recommended for industry, s"hre!y, and integrity and
would be satisfied with small SALARY until proof OF his
usefulness would ene him to better. u All letters
addressed to V. (; Is. 10 be postpaid V. Il. B.
August 30 63-wSw
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81 900. 10000, go, 600.

Amounting to than one miilicu Of dollars
Tickets $20-talves I0-Quariers s.
u y package il this lottery contnns p tickets and
is warranted 10 draw al least S2i nett which will be
forwarded for $3.50, shares in propol lion.
Certificate Of package OF whole tickets, S25G
Do. half, do I2S
Do. quarters. do IA
For sale b the package single ticket, by the all.
lucky tOYT,
A, the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sirn
OF the Eagle, who is selling more capital prizes than
any vci!der in the known world.
~ Orders Tor tickets from any part of the u States
by mail cs otherwise, enclosing cash prize tickets,
thankfully received and executed by return mail with
tie GAME prompt attention personal application, and
the result given (when reques:ed Immediately after the
drawing-if addressed to b. NJ. HOYT.
n. B. Orders, in all cases, are confidential.
hup If
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n Ei0' y !

BEfOLOi
IL is not o.icn that We have such splendid Scheme
az IN" following, comprising such Immense amount
for t'@rlhr'ion-to our country friends would say,
examine for yourselves
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EIsSEEEs'S
Efcssssge sgssk5 LOTTERY GHsce,
II The Lpaagc aleays trinmFhnat!!:

IT The Lp,;agc al,caEs triamfhaat!!.
Whole ticket Nos l.: % 50 the Grar@ Capital prize
Of Tex ThoGsnad DoGTS! sold and paid, as usual; d.
sight, by , nl0|'l1A''
Drawing Of the Wesousg Lo.teT?, No. 4, drew Au-
gus! 20: , >, =, q 90. ,
T;:ke. Nos 8 10 81 4 small prize q. $500,
re- 81 tjs do 300,
were ?sl sold and paid sight, usual a. FcFtnnes
Lounge, hlGHh'l . VI WIZ
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Drawn Nos. Of Petersburg, Extra, y.

Drawn Nos. Of Petersburg, Extra, y.
9; Gi 10 TO "A - 50 81 IL
Whole t;cke; 4. So III, prize Of $5o, sold and paIo
Also. 3, AZ, prize of 500: sent to Correspond
or, in tic country, which will he paid at sight ny
BIGGER
More Fri-cS!
Ticket Nos 81 s. A. priz, o 81 ,0;d in the Lees
urr No s. sent Of Bggers correspondents, which
VIVA " r''O BIGGERs OFFICE.
Nothing unusual 10Th Bggrr'
Drawn Nos Of the Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Extra, !,
drawn Sept. LIST. lo3G.
IS 81 Il IS 81 Is II IS 81
Ticket Nos II ;3 IT, TIE highest capital prize Of six
thousand dollars, sold and paid 1T sight At Fortunes
Lounge: by blh"E"
Trio more nj FnrtYnc's Homc!
Drawn Nos of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery, kX.ra D.
10 ~ G5 81 "a IS ii IS &c ) OF
Ticket Nos II 81 IS, small prize OF S3CD
- 1t G- I" .Mi.
Both CT .yRich were, rs usual, sold and paid by
BIGGER.
Burger has again the pleasure Of presenting I" ms
rirpls aud patrons another large and splendid Lottery 10
bc draws OH the 18th III Oclo:rrc 1885, which he
spcctluiiY ca!a their attention.
Tickets in packages Of Wiolrs, Halves. or Qnarcrs
s;nr tickets or shares b. had III his uSua great raric
ty Of !nt,unac numbers For large amd splendid prizes,
r'@Ne( THOMAS b. BIGGER.
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TkEEN WOOD MINING COMPANY-Books
u for subscription TO stnc! in the Green Wood Min
ing Company will be opened this day at Lynchs COZ
fee house, and at the Counting of Messrs Bell q
Somcrville, on Cary street, for few days.
August 2e-f
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SSG0,0U0-$sD ,00U-$20, 900.
Strand Consolidated EGffcry,

for the State Treasury Delaware College and Common Schools
ahOrc By 7e # .s Legislature passed February Ill., 1895
CLASS 4,
To be drawn Ninns a Wednesday the 10Th 1896.
CJe Grav!ns Commissioners appointed a:
rmpnSc.)
- NuIuEE LorrGEr--l9 pEaw3 BALLors.
cL,E
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Eicimond fredericksburg, ind fOtomsc RaH Ecad.
FHTllE Cars: from this date to Milford Depot op-
& posite Bowling Green daily, rs follows:
The .IieiI trnin
Leaves Richmond, half Leaves Milford, ala quarter
pas, o'clock, a. NJ. past ~ O'clock, y. II.
The freight and cay tr0in
Leaves Richmond, At . Leaves Milford, at clock,
O'clock F. NJ. I. M.
is open in the Depot FOR the reception of pas
scng"rs arriving from The South in the night.
Sept. Ii W--t
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10 Mcssrs Ja,ncs E!iney, Ha1z!ai Graves, Stephen
Dulsoa and others Of the Committee.
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e7Sl4 prizes, amounting to Sl,oSo,i09
Tickets S29-ha!ves Sl0-quarters 50.
Certificates Of packages of wtoles will be sold for
S23'-hslves S125-quarters $6i-eghlhs $50
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lottery may
DC mao as usual lii every variety at The Lottery Office OF
GEORGE w DIXON,
rpo Opposite the Eagle Hotci
~ d. ofoers from the country, enclosing the cash
prize tickets will be promptly attended to- if addressed
10 GEO. w. DIXON.
Sept2 did
- The Abingdon Statesman Charlottesville Advocate Si--,op
Spectator, Danrllc Reporter Raleigh Register VIII" M;
ics Charleston kanawhe Banner, will please tho ,boy
til tho ea OCTOBER ind send paper tho scheme md
obhse C. " n ""
'E'O TANNERS-ln and Sd e Richmond Si1n6,,
h!des ciedto scars. JOHN POE.
sept. " 36-it
EHOR Sale at the Richmond Enquirer Office John.
IL son & Durants best Phiiadephi News and Book
INK, (wu,raned,) at fair, moderate prices.
U Il constant supply kept hand to suit The seasons,
and eccry disposition shoaoa to oge distant Printers
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$50. 009---3O, 900 GasEaHs,
$4,000 and - Of 81 :uJu.
GRAND Consolidated LOTTERY,
Class 4--Ty lie draicn October ~, 1886.
Is NvmrFu I.prIrEY-l2 Drawn R'LL91..
HJtrj; Asp SPEE.ijJ!!l SCUf.HL.
.:l,DsJ,iq9

GT;Sl! prz"s. amounting 20 .:',p>v,4"9
Tickets Only $50, halves 10, quarters ..
a packug. Of. Eiolcs is warranted 10 draw at least
:S2UI nett ant viii be forwarded for :Sl0-HafTcs 23U
quarters llo.
crr,i!icnc of whoes tiir 500, halves 2S, qrs. ca
- Ordrrs heretofore, meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. and in all the rinab
(ianarcT s. Tickets and Shares will be !urwarcd con
srgucny not JiahI: !" nisal;. dispute. The
CASH for all Capital Prizes be had usua! ii: sgh
The moment the G.a".I:s re received.
n Please a,:drcs; THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the E"g'c H0tci,
Grand Capitals Of o,000 S23,Uo, Of &!loiT. Of
:SlGUj0, have been sold %in few mon'hs, a:1d all
Paid. as usual, at Fortunes Lounge, b. BIGGER.
Sept. lG 32-u
sTNHuye,s' office, Richmond, va.
The following the drawn numbers Of the Alex
andria Lottery, clasa a.
IS 30 % il
The Richmond Agency has distributed the following
handsome irzcS, viz:
So ,yCD-- 81 GIFT S5oN-ani Of S21- besides The
usual proportion Of smaller prizes.
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
$50. $sises---,S::Se>. coo --rE5-ssG ,3G9..
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
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ED UMFORD ACADEMY.-1hc present Principal
IL q Of this Institution having declined converting IL
into Female School, contemplated the subscriber
informs The public that the Male School viii be continued
by him the ensuing session, commencing the 10Th OF
January aud ending on the 10Th of December with i
vacation OF one month in the summer.-ln this school
will be taught the Latin, Greek, French ard Spanish
Languages, Mathematics, including Arithmetic, y g.
bra, Geometry plain and spherical Triaonnuetvy and
Surveying, together with all The branches of the English
Language usually taught in preparatory schools.
Terms for The scholastic year of len mcntis:
Board, including every thing, .......... S'm
LUTON, '.''.'...... .......'.... :"
Onc-haf payable the Isl of prl, and the other
the sl Of Octoher-lflhc pupil furnish his bed a4d
caudes-a deduction Of SO VII be male ooa13'
ing department will be under the exclusive management
Of Mr. Samuel Robinson
iIEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
The subscriber wishes % employ Teacher. to assist
HIM in the above School. To who is we'll qualified
to teach the Latin, Greek and English languages, lie.
raj salary will be given
u Address, Rumtord Academy, King William, Va.
August 26-St-wlw-lD,ol5J
VALENTINE x BREEDEN arc opening, al Tie
Y White Buildings. Ii street. entirely stock Of
Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, part Of which have
been imported direct from England in the ship MaTmnra
now at City Point. Their purchases in Baltimore PHI
latiepha ard New York, Of Foreign and Domestic Goods
have been large and wei! selected comprising every
tclc of Dry Goods suitable to wholesale retail trade
Ah"nt hall Of their stock is 10 hand aG the remainder
will be received and arranged by the 10Th 18th Sep
tcmbcr; nj which nIc shall be prepared 70 "trr great
Inducements to wholesale and retail purchasers Tue
Goods from England, and The principal part OF those
bought III the Northern cities have been purchased with
cash, and will be disposed Of at smai! advance. Our
old customers and the public at large, assured that
10 deserve continuation of their patronage, will be
constant AIM
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ssNry1 "A DAILY LINE OF COACHES
ssT-GJ$ }T-iSj5s7Ts-S for LyHcht"rg md lie 'TGiHw
sG-EG5Sasl9tfasaG Springs The prnprv;crs Of tn"
--Sesss.sssssss8G On Line Of Cuaci,cs from Rich
mond TO Lyucbulg. the South side II James River,
have, for the greater accommodation g" the travelling
public established il DAILY
The old linc usual from Lyn"hhHrE, wa f'n'
castle the Sweet Springs. White S"i':t0: springs, 70
Lewisburg, connecting with h. Porter " Co.'S li"s 10
Gr?andotte
On alternate days, this line connec'S at iyHcHnuig
with four horse post coach line Established lately L"
the Warm &prin-s, via Lexington. Va.
At Raincs tins ur CONNECTS with tie S0uh"cai.
crn line AT LynchLurg, with the Piedmont !ne and
the lin. 10 Salem where passengers ~pirm Tennessee.
can take the Valley line Al Fincas;i InlrTSccts m
Valley line and there passes " ithin - niles 81 the Na
tura B.il: and in the vicinity OF tx raks ii O:I"7
At the Springs connects wih !sss-; The ,aii
Sulphur S?u-s
z = Office az tic Bar Of rs EGgic HGtrI, Rchmond
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August ii

FHEO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS -l:op ;:
IA will tc received al the Ho!lingbrook '""j. )" /
tcIsburg, Va, Gn The 9Th day Of October next. ~ =
excavation embankmcnt and Masonry %! .:l; mile
the Raleigh cad Castor Raj! Road
~ fans and ,oc& Ct &c "1ik VII be cXho'''n ~
place abo"c rlcntuusd for ten days previous /" TIE "
ting, and a Gther Information Wi! be given -" ap.''
ton to the subscriber, any Of the Assistant h"s"
the nc.
Recommendations will be expected IL cir.s t.: pei
not known 10 the Engineer .,.,
CHARLES T. u. GARRETT
z. S. For the Information o! persons at a,'"1.
void state that the Raleigh and Castor i'a i'''' -
continuation Of the Petersburg and OF III" hf,,
and Roanoke Rail Roads from the Roanoke u '''''-
in the great line Of Northern aud Southern tf'Fr,
This road is located high and Dry rri-' VI ~
Try, which is cousdr:cd r"narSab!y h";'iny 1"n :.
niducgs Of tie climate admitting o! e., :@'"n' ." -
open air throug out the WINTER, makes Il .eCu''t'''
sIra5,. - those wishing winter j2oS. RI.
The facility If travelling is 50 great no" y W.
mere and Washington and Richmond ard iL'Gr YER
burg Rail Roads, that tie UP from Petersburg -.
performed in forty hours. The trip 'nay be ,S' ,
in The same time b. the Bay on three days :" 'f 10
A1g. 70. 49,
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To sal, and for sae 500 Rchmond Slaughtered
, htdes, clear of scars JOHN POE
Sept. Q. i-;,
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The New Orleans and Nashville Railroad will probably
pass through these, lands
Is SrurT CorSrY. GaG0 AcEEs, VIZ
IL TnunShijs 5 uad 6. Ringe . East.
s f quarter and L half of y quarter of section so
81 acres al $40 per acre
quarter and Z half Of + quarter of section 90
2iO at $40 per
L half Of L quarter and w half, and quarter of
+ quarter Of section 10 300 acres at $40 per acre
S half of section i; f hail Of section lc-Gll acres
ut $40 per acre.
+ half Of section 7-32n acres al SIN per acre.
S halves Of &rcons and >; f quarter and half Of
w quarter Of section e half Of SECTION 81 1 acres
ut Sl0 per acre.
\ " quarter and w half 5 W quarter Of section 2;
T7h"'c 81 srcta on j. y ilases' Ion 4; $ I quarter
OF section 81, half Of section ~; 5 " quarter Of see
ton 33-iH}9 acres at $40 per
IN Tu,caShip ), Rupgcs 8 aa& 10 East.
L half and half Of y quarter OF section 10; w
half Of S W quarter Of section ii; W half Of u w quar-.
ter Of section i4-5G2 acres at $40 per acre.
F half OF S Z quarter of s.ctipn Is; f half of y T.
quarter Of section q; half of section !; W quarter
Of s. whole OF lS-l2G2 acres at $40 per acre
The ABOVE Lands IN Scott county are particularly suit
ed to such Planters as may be desr"us Of going at
fully into the cultivation Of Cotlun from hall to ep
touIhs being bald prairie and prairie barren, with
growth Of hickory black j1ck and strong high grass
Soil black and deep, II 10 Is inches. In high and
healthy countTy-numcrous springs and branches and
the conen plated raros; route from f!cksburr via
Jackaon to Mobile.
I'll The foregoing Lands are offered for sale at the
prices mentioned. They have been selected with much
care and are deemed fully equa! TO any Lands in
market Liberal credits will be allowed. Persons dis
posed 10 purchase will find The Subscribe, at VicksLurg
In his absence. hcssrs w. H. SiHs and Jas J. Curv-
sSG are fully authorised to represent, him. and will aid
III the examination oil any tract, whenever called upon
JOHN f. SCOTT.
Vicksburg, August !, 1886.
y. Bl have also about 20: G00 acres, in addition to
the above, which will be disposed Of terms equally
liberal.
II Refer 10 TnoMas GREEy, Esq, Richmond, and 10
Messrs. JoHS ScorT d Sos, Fredericksburg, Va, who
authorized TO sell
p. SD the public Of my entire coH1dcnee IN
the moderate estimate pl0ccd The aJ0cc iandS 1N 6ad
myself 10 takc taek al FIFTY pen CENT ADVANCE at The
expiration IF years. any tract Of lind ehich may be
purchased, if Oneouri Of The tract ssaa be opened and
cultivated in the time; end 'cM guarantee TO the
purchaser al least per interest," per annup the
labor employed during oss t'co yeers ,cOrked in the
customary ,cny On these terms. purchaser Of The taco
first ADORE numcd Washington county, (a;ch adjuin and
ccntcin O36 aercs 1coid almost necessarily make from
80 to 10000 by the contract, if he should atandOnis r
chase, uchich, lam sure, he a1ould not DO
Aus9 [N-wtfl J. F. s.
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-RKCMsEOsRaD.

E'OR SAE-Luccsr GROVE the Residence late Colonel
iRos MINOR having be, sold 10Th
riousy advertised, will Thursday, the OIL OF September
next be exposed saIc by public auction promises, m sold
without This al land surrey 900
and embraces n the the entire low grounds
upwards Of 2'2 accTe improvements coG!uriahc aud i'll
good order having been recently repaired whn Barn, Stables GA
nary new orccer House and NECESSARY with Young
Apple Orchard selected Fruit. Must the . land
Farming Land be from ic Corn and
quick and Ia ling The lvw
surpassed richness au porctYcrrs by lands
Virginia, the Western - which cleared
cultivation, o. as permanently
them rc, and whiah be done by farming
hands. This liHl , the vl :utta rrana the
Ny branch Maa?ouy 10 miles south of fredericksburg
and within mile OF til" Rail oud from RchoaG FredcIcks
burg
Bonds with good .uti:icn, and
decd CT land the Payments. We invite p
disposed purchase view the premises, previous the day
~" sale, which VIII n shown by Mr. Carter e OvsSrcT, Nh
james Minor, living the Place Lt'y sccd snail GRAIN i'
TALL. and given the l., Of Dccenhct Gcscn: the
p's" Of securing that might be IN h"nd ana The
vi IL" uvcrScrr's house iii lst Jau"ary.
Ga the day cTci o twelve months, Viii he sold the
stock ucac Sheep hogs horses farming utensils, huwSc
oh kitchen furniture crop ocura delivered thr cats,
foAdcl ra'il" numerous and Unusually
bonds ami sufficient security will be required,
II. r. MINOR.
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