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Extract Of q letter from Fandalia (Il) dated De-
cemJer 4ih, 1885.

"This State will vote for Hugh Lawson
White for next President, by a large major
lty. As for Vice President, number of
gentlemen are spoken of-John Tyler, P.
?. Barbour and B. W. Leigh, all have nu.
merous friends. Mr.. Preston and Gov.
Duncan, also. have few friends. Georgia
will vote for White aud Barbour--Alabama
will, think, vote White and Tyler.
hope your Stale will vote for White. You
need not be afraid Of Ilinois--she is on the
side of the Consris&ion.''
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O. Procccaings in Pcnnsulrania.-Th

o. Proceedings in Pennsylvania THE
Legislature of that State is acting Il most wicked
and ridiculous farce. Assuming to themselves
uquisitorial powers, they have, as we conceive,
without any authority, dragged a number OF citI-
2cns before Them TO enquire into the secrets of
Masonry, These gentlemen have very properly
refused to acknowledge their authority. We hold
in utter scorn this miserable proceeding. We care
not what political party they belong 10 their late
acts merit ana should receive, from honest men
OF all parties the scverest rcbukc. Political anti
masonry is, III our opinion, as great humbug as
Tom Bcnton's twaddle about gold currency. 1t
is seized upon by designing knaves for political
ctlcct-to mislcad the ignorant and credulous part
of the COMMUNICABLE Star
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OITThc last Richmond Wing unfolds a

O[TThc last Richmond Wing uniolds a
system of domestic espionage OF an extraordina-
~ character. 1t publishes a correspondence be-
tween the Merchants of Richmond and Joseph
Mayo, Esq, an eminent Counsellor of that city,
occasoned BY a circular letter addressed to the
latter gentleman by the firm Of Griffin, Ceave.
land, & Campbell, (CounselIors at Law of New
York City The object of the communication of
Griffin, cleveland Il Campbell, is no other than
TO establish a regular system OF espionage upon
the Merchants in all parts oft Union who trade
with New York. SPY under the name of
Correspondent, is to furnish scmi-annuaily, and
oacncr if circumstances require, written state
mcnt of the history, habits, rsaith, family, stand
iag, connecticut business &c, OF all the merchants
in his district, 10 be laid before thus secret board
N New York, for the coutden'ial inspection Of
those merchants who are subscribers. No terms
OF rcprobation can be too severe for the basencss
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ls'Ia'rcvilyo Of NORTH Coraiiaa.-Wc are 70
aupsted to s;a,c, SAYS tho Raleigh Standard, that
the Hon Henry l., riuckncy, Of South Carolina,
has been selected b, the Philan,hropic Society. 10
deliver the AolgaI Address at the next annyorsa-
~ OF the University.
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Branch Bank.-We understand that the
Stockholders Of the Bank of the State, have
decided on establishing Dranch IN this town,
which will 60 INTO operation next mooth.
The following appointments have been made;
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w Inc Contested Election.-In relation
TO the seat OF The Hon James Graham in Compress
winch Is contested by Gen. Newland, We find The
following paragraph in letter ofthc Washington
correspondent OF the Charleston Courier:
The Election contest, before the Committee
OF The House, in whlch Gen. Ncwland contests The
seat OF Mr.. Graham, from one of the North Caro-.
una Districts, has occupied the attention Of the
committee duiing the present week. under
s'ahd thai The dcposltloHs 10 prove that the sitting
member was returned by Illegal votes, are hume.
rouS and curious; and that II seems very probable
mat the petitioner, who Is sustained by all the
Jackson influence, IN and out Of Congress, will
succeed IN gushing the gentleman who NOW repre-
SCENTS the District The North Carolina Jackson
Representatives calculate confidently OH the sue
cess Of Gen. Ncwland"
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w GATED

A SMALL Girl. for nurse. Enquire
l - Of the Printer.
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CT IrgiRid.-.Tbc~se Democratic Repub.
lican Convention iieh nA u Richmond, on
Monday last, unanln tDsly nominatesi Martin Van
Barren for President ssasuAkssssa-n Smith, OF Ala
hania, Tor Wee President In thus giving the 90.
by 10 Col. Richard W. johnson, this convention has
done something for The moral character Of the
country. If they had only dropped Van Buren,
the measure o. their deserts would have been full
-Bai. Ckr0H.
Colonel johnson ana bis friends must feel par
ticular'y Aaiiered at tbs movement, Rcpudiatcd!
RepueiIted ior uoraEtnsdemcanors Regulated
after having received the sanction of the tairersal
Democratic paty Of Ecltimorc Repndiated when
9dorsed, nay, when actually seiccted BY the vote
hi Rucker himself, IA, flat burglary Then
what becomes Of irregular nominations" by the
Great Democratie Republican Party The prin-
cpc, the glorious principle, that they are binding
On all genuine Republicans is outraged and sacri.
feed !--Rch. HAir.
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Superior Court at which meeting il is ex.
pected Meckenburg, Cabarrus, Rowan, and
lredell, and other Counties in the State that
feel interested IN this grand project, will
have delegates.
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QTTrec&a oedinq the great Steam
Raeltr Cavep9-It would seem that the Steam.
Doctors at baltimore had administered rather too
strong prt criptIon for the slomachs of the party
Fff]AAreinia. We thought the nomination of the
Baltimore Convention was the republican aomiaa-
non, and we recocct being told, By high authori-
tt, that to call II IN question, was 10 impcach the
capacity Of The people tor sci, government. Itturns
out however, 10 be only half republican, according
10 the political doctors OF the party in Virginia.
Richie aud his coad tutors know that johnson can
not get tic vote OF Virginia, and they hope to ca.
,olc her with this nominal on They know very
well, there is not the remo;est chance TO elect
luuge Saith, aud the people know it, and will de-
Spl>o this trick TO impose on them Wat ,riH the
pariy in tbs State do Perhaps they have strong.
s'o.rachs than their friends in the Old Domin-
Ton. Time will show,-RaL Star.
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J We are glad to perceive tia, The "Camdcy'
Journal Is again 10 course Of publications. 1Sc
establishment has been purchased By Mr.. Rot.rt'
Mcknight, by whoia.iJe paper viii hereafter DO
published, under the Editorial management Of the
toruitr editor and proprietor, John L. West, ESQ.
1t is hardly necessary 10 say that the Journal will
80 consequence, undergo no chuurC IN 8. political
cast. We wish II success in every thing bDt its
collar principles.
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lTCdpc Fear Fout Stcck.--Thc Fayetteville
Observe, otthe 'lth nllmo, says; "Sales amount.
iuq To ilty-umc shares 81 the new took have beer
made here within few days, at 81, S25, and S26
for so paid IN
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cess Of Gen. Ncwlanl"
u The Governor OF Pennsylvania, on the 9TH
OF January, officially informed the Legislature Of
his State that he had received Messages from the
Governors OF North and South Carolina. accomua-
MED with the Resolutions passed bv those S,ates
on The subject Of the Abolitonists Gov. Kitncr
took the occasion 10 state his own views upon the
same subject, which we have not as vet seen. Tie
whole matter was referred 10 a Committee.
j Both Houses Of the MARYLAND Legislature
have passed Bill for the adjustment of Lotterics
u a regular line of Packets has been estnb.
hshod between Charleston and Philadelphia
vessel TO leave each place every Saturday, proy.
ded sufficient encouragement be given.
1.-The Senate of Indiana, on the 9TH January,
rejected, by vote OF II to II, JOINT Resolution
which mad been introduced by Mr. Wbitcomb, for
lnstructlng their Senators IN Congress to vote or
Ben'on's erPungiHg huabu@.
j. At Auburn, New York; they lately had the
hfdrnst tall Of Snow within the recollection of
the oldest iuhablaut." They say il was accom-
panied, during the whole storm, with rain aud haI
that It was four feet thick on an average-and
that the roots OF several houses were crushed in
IS It's wei bt.
j. \ .tre occurred at Natcbez, Miss on the
% uliImo, which destroyed parts OF the Mansion
House and City Hotel, sud other property, amount.
Iug ia all to about $4,000, OF which only $4,000
was insured.
II Very important 10 Southern Iomns.
Mr.. Bcchtier, very Ingenious and useful Me
chanlc OF kutUeriord'on, \. c. in orms us that he
IS IN possession OF an engine for cztlngusbiug fire,
which /, equally as ei.ci,Ei as those now IN USE,
the cost OF which is only $50. That it can be
worked by ono person ana is durable that it will
need but lIt,Ig repairing in long time lie says
taat ior washing windows, paHcmeuts, and Tor If.
rgatirg gardef, during drought, it would be
worth the money, H. says 1t viii throw water
over any house with great force and that the rea.
dlnoss with which II can be brought into play,
s. bile the fire Is yet small, makes il peculiarly
.eaidcIatum IA the Southern Towns. He add,
that hc has had tie engine tested II Rulherordton,
and could send certificates, bat prefers sending one
% cc,ty Tor itself. HI dG, not state the fact, but
sc conjecture he is the inventor. Mr. B. chtlct's
very respectable standing for integrity and me.
chanlcai skill, makes his communication highly
interesting Cnollaa HdtcLmGR
nn -
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Il OF History Of our French Relations
y \, our first page to-day the reader will find a
. ,secL OF Mr. Calhoun, which we have headed as
Il ~. and spread before the public, as most i'm.
4 r,al and mastery review Of all the clrcumStan.
4 which have tended to bring about the untortu.
. f. difficulties al present EXISTING between this
/. optry and France, M relation TO the Indemnity
ar more properly speaking, IN relation 10 a mere
!, aplc point Of Diplomatic etiquette. Our French
4 s,tion, at this someut Involve considerations
!, he deepest and most vital Importance to ererQ
an roman, and child, in the land and, having
5bshtd the Presidents Special Message in our
,t-shich may, and no doubt was intended 10,
,ohc the nation IN a bloody AID expensive
u. or uulhIng--wc are happy to b. able 10 fol
,r Il un this week, With document which laws
whole .ader 50 completely open to the com
n a.nsi5n u every enc Who wiil p,rusc it. Tins
|, ,g,l was delivered immediately after the read.
Hr b! the Special Mes-a-c, aud not as an attack
Bon Tat paper as has been falsely stated by
HI. q obc and Is 'cual coaGjutors but ia reply 10
\ 5u5atort haranguc ota collar senator. Tue pa.
/ sm and love oiituth aud justice which Gictlt
%. not even tic basesi Retailer Of official Geiama
/ IS c-n sarsay. We hope. Therefore, that those
sto lave an opportunity 10 ;yad this History Of
In French relations will not let the occasion
+. rs urimproycd. Ponder tie statements Of
q. contained IA It-eompate them with the un-
.nc standard OF honesty ard ruth--1nd then,
higicn war b brough, Oh, and blood be shed,
sr5 tr,asufc be wasted, and the National honor
pa.f,d, you vii know where 10 place the re.
.oasbuiy. Road It
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0-rJacLson Cln.-By correspondence

o. Jackson Ciiy.-By correspondence
in the Washington papers Of late date, itappears
that company Of New York Capitalists have pur-
chased a tract Of land on the opposite side of the
Potomac RIVER from Washington City, and ad-
Joining the South atutment Of the Potomac Bridge,
on which they propose 10 build Hcic city, to be
named as above, after the President Of the United
States. The Corner Stone was TO have been laid
on the sth of January, by General Jackson hum
self but on some account not stated, the ceremony
was postponed until Monday the llth when, judy
ing from the published arrangements for the oc
cason, quite imposing spectacle must have been
exhibited. From the location which has been Sc.
cctcd for the new city, ii is reasonable to suppose
that those concerned have no fear of Fever or
Muschctoes before their eyes; but We anticipate
they will find, in these enemies 10 human comfort
no small drawback upon the prosperity OF their
S,camP city. =
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0~TCHg of Raicigh,-At an election for
City Officers for the ensuing wear, held on Monday
the 18th instant, the following gentlemen were
John {. ChrS,ophcrs, John ORorke VIM. White,
Francis II, Render, George W, Haywood, John g,
Marshall and VIM, Thompson Commissioners.
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INV TALL AND wIWTGR
q, DftEe%.


: iae ships .T,rmorg and if7rk array, last siris
- e,l-at Giy POINT, dlrect4r'n ilferPooi, We
hasc received our Importation OF British Df, Goods
=. a%les 9Atils.a's best Napt Cottou,. wnlte aud
Erey, Nos. II ). very cheap,
: bales Point and London Daiiei Blankets.
do "a. ID 10, liza AMI l. ; Rose, double Rose.
and NhiiBcv Blankets,
Some cfthesc Blankets are extra qsality aud sac,
! do red PaddInes,
J do white Sileslau Elanncls,
l saso Cloths and CassiRetes,
2 do 81 aud O. English Acfinos.
! do English Fancy rnnis,
] do JaeoHets. tdm1fics aud Checked Muslius
We have also received a portion. and shall receive
10 a few days, the remainder OF our STOCK oil other
Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
imported from France. Gcrmdny, Ireland, HItg AM
!Stritseriaad tins season, and boughtin the Not,He,u
markets by our partners, IN J. :. James s CO.
by the package. They consisi ia part Of
! case Coarse Satinetts. very stout,
! do assorted 90 i,om Inv TO very fine Plain,
Plaid and Striped,
] do Glonipck Jeans,
! do o. FolertC 10th aud plan cold. Iinseys,
/ do So aad II Plaid Linsey..
- bales ala asses btomp aud blearhed Doncs
tics. 3 !. al and -,
10 40 Petersburg ami Manchester Cotton ozue-
bur- No | aud :,
Flanucls, Bazss and Free,
Catpetngs anu Hearth Rags, assorted qualities,
PLAIN. PLAID and DamasN MerInos. pefV h~uNd,om,,
Black Gro de Paris and Other Lustings,
Plain and figured Gro de Maps, a beautiful 10
Figured aud p.siu col. thsliys, sortneut,
PLAN and figured white aud colorcd l~}obInets.
Splendid fguted White satin and CAaliys.
do Striped tiaules lot p. NY dlesses,
Gauze. Slla, Chally, MorIno, Nooll II, Valencia,
aud other Fancy Handkerchief, aud Shawis
3 cases American Fancy Prints,
PLAID Domestics, Furniture and Apron Checks.
Toilinei. Velvet. Silk and Valencia Sestlu.s.
Corded, PLAID and Striped Gasslnefes,
Together with many other articles. making our as
sorfineni very complete aud desirable. Gun friend
mud the public are respectfully solicited to exam
inc oui stock.
JAMES G. Hunt * co.
Orlnbrr y
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AINkLE would respectable,
~ inform then customers and the public gene
rally, that they are no" opening a general assert
ment OF Staple and Fancy Goods, selected in the CT
ties of New York. PIN adelphia and Baltimore,
which will be offered at prices that C ,nnot fail to give
satisfaction. Also, asplendid assortment of Ladies
FUR apes, Collars aud Downfuiis. and Gentle mems
Fur Caps, from 81 soto s2O, the finest ever % tfered
in this market.
Hat manufacturing in all its various branchesstil
carried on at their old stand.
November z Ill
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k....-A IiLNaX A1ADEMk.

tpHE public examination. at this institution, will
commence on Friday the 18th da, OF i'eeem-
bcf, on which occasion the parents aud guardians al
punlls In attendance, and all "lfo ieel al interest,"
IN such r efcisos. are earnestly requested H. attend
The r.cf,ises OF The Niuier Session viii coui-
| me ice On the 10th eI January, 1-35.
Tie subscriber. III returning lbs thanks, for the
veY, general pationag. heretofore extended to the
| .~ieademy. Promises continuance vi hs esert'ons
for the welfare Of lltose who mas be entrusted 10 his
tuition, and for the future usefulness of the school
Entertaining a devotional attachment TO tie FRO
iession, and sided 10y many years of labofions eNre
rienec. the subscriber trusts thai he - prepared 10
conduct his school IN a manner that Will prove eph-
neatly beneficial to hs purple. 1t Is a source at ~,
effable qualification 10 hiIa. that the youth prepared
under his tuni1n ,ot 4 colleague course, have ln'a
i,ably been distinguished, mhniIe,see'ef they have
gone, for classical attainiDcnts, ~ well as PRECISION
AID accuracy. IL theif general elementdt' course.
The discipline OF the school viii fcqhite a sttle'
observance of the rules aud regulations. punetuality
Ia attendance and recititIop, diligence IN application
TO study, snd ttmplafy moral department. Every
.lesns viii be used, and particular, that 81 private
sdrlonitiou AID Instruction. TO inspire the student
with q tonine.s for his Studies, sud stimulate nun
q, vigorous prosecution OF The same. The course
OF study embraces every thing IA classical literature
ADD scleuce taught ~ any similar institution IN tue
STATE. Great attention Will be paid 10 Composition
IA LATIN aud GleeA The pupil -Iii also be ieqai-
red to exhibit. once a fortnight, for examination
and correction, Composition III Lugltsh. IL my
NOT he IMPROPER 10 ad,ise the classical student
10 pfovile himself with Adams Roman Antiquities
Cleyeland's Epitome Of Greclando. Buffers Ancient
Geography and Atlas, aud irving's Elements oil In
glish Composition.
The difficulties heretofore existing in relation to
boarding. are ontirel, removed. Gentlemen have
prepared themselves. throughout the ucighborhood.
10 sccon nodate any number OF applicants. toi'
Daniel kcsmy Ia. taken the COMMISSIONS and well
arraaced buIldIusb ofGen. Dlllard immediately. by
tue AcadrIav, aud will furnish boarding III a neat
aud comfortable style-Mr Nm Dandridge, Mr.
NatilI. W Daudrlgc, Ms. Phllpotts snc Nh. shelton
kennetly. who have hitherto afforded universal salts
faction, III couiaue to enterttn boatdets.
The pnJtie esaiuin,tion VIII commence at the end
OF each SESSION.
TERMS.
Board, i~ucluling washing, lodging. candles and
br,,ood, t,er session OF FIVE months, S3h.0 90
Tuition IA The languages, l2,3o
do. English course. lp,oJ
JOS. T. GODFREY.
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~ Tue,day night 18th inst. ! will commence
" INV Nigh saiss. aud shall be regular evsfs
Tuesday and FRIDAY night. during the Fall aud
Winter months. H,t4ng recently fitted up my
hon,e for the night sales, ! atn now prepared to et-
lie rinducemenrs 10 purchasers. SaIes will consist OF
Dry Goods. tsuItablc to the season Cutlery, shoes,
Boots. Hats, Books, Clocks, Watches. Jewelry, &c.
&c.
AIlortiers strictly sttesdsd,o, aud returns prompt
~ aud special, made. Coasiehinents thankfully re-
ee,yrd. CHARLES PHELPS.
DFf. 3i IS
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POETICAL.


~
L.. r,nncyed II ,chhsajs roll IN wealth.
let pIoai fools SET ia state
NJ hands, my Homestead abi my heath,
Place me above the great.
never fswn, nor fb nor fam,
To please old MoInrnnp's fry;
Dn, iniepcndeue .ri!i r~ns.1'ain
oi 81 beneath the sb,.
Thes Cineinssins Al his plough.
With more tine glory sborne
Than Gear with his idufelled brow,
Ills palace aud histhrnne'
Tnmult psrpiexii, and care.
Arc bold atueIious LOT
bu, these intrudes never dare
Disturb NJ peaceful lot.
blessed will, fair competence, | find
What, noaarchs nsver can
Heal h aud tranquility Of mind,
Heavens choicest gift TO man.
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y - 4 4,

TbNHE Steamboat Guide, will commence run
L nlng, the first rise OF the waters, on the Ten
ncsscc and liol,ton rivers, between Decatur and
KNOXVILLE, and will ply regularly running the sea-
Non-mahine a nip every ten days. She i, not
surpassed by any Boat in the West, for her speed
ana elegance OF COMMUNICATIONS trav-
cling 10 the Southwest, may avail Themselves OF
passage either from Knoxville or Kin s,on.
JAMES KING * Co.
k.uNNilr, Nuv 3 I'm
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Ssa EaS. &c. 40.

salkS, &C. &C.
ASCPER. black Mltteunc aud Reeyrr Ln,tinos.
Plain e"'d. Gro de Maps,
Fie'I. do do.
Black and cold. par,mat,a Cloths.
do do Orsandis,
DO do ChalIys,
do Bombaz1ncs,
Long Blond Silk, Kid and other kind, of
Gloves,
Black and While English Tx Hose,
n%Pt tnhroid"d and Open Work do do
Black and White Ribbed do
Black aud White do Silk j do
MARTIN, WARDS DAVIS.
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10 .S!nyP

III ANrED by the subscriber, for The ensuing
W wear, 81 able bodied SLAVES, to worn on
the James River Canal, about Is miles below
Lyuohburg. Liberal hire with good treatment will
be glsrn-ln my absence, PERSONS wishing 10 hue
vail call on David Staples, or my agent Mp. Brecd-
love, Amherst. FRANCIS STAPLES.
section 80, .imherst County, Dee. 8 VII
Kefcrence-y. A. Clay. bfyee \. Martin.
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TO THE AIDES

M l. invite the attention Of The Ladies 10 our
W large stock of plain and figured black and
oolofcd Silks and Clallys, (reai Gttman,J figured
and plain white aud colored SatIns 81 dozen Fan
ey handkerchief and Shawl,, sone Of which are We
~ fine splendid English Prints, Merinos, Plaid and
l)anask, and many other durable Goods Bonnets,
very fine, English Straw. Tuscan and Beaver Bou-
net. Cap and Belt Ribbons, &c. sc.
Call at JAMES G. HUNT s. cos.
Staple and Fancy Store
September % Is
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THE r,cn-.

'lt subscribers having purchased the -.
near me Courthouse. In the town nj @'tth
s'on, heretofore occupied by Col. Charlie pposNg
PEI iea|e To INFORM the public generally, thar ,', row
viii maze every e%xertion to please tlose WIN we, ,es
~ oFTn 'heui' The house is large aud couy.1 m",
aud will be neatly fitted up. Sery,nts s io"'fal'nt
tentive' Table and Stable supplied as we'll se al
sohntfy can afford and the Bedding Shall no Of - ,9t
hrst order. In fine, we will endeavor to keen q, u ut
worthy OF the public regarl. The linz, If n = aoO'e
"h,ch passesthrough this place, stops At this base
ana passengers shall be furnished nth every a 1,t
mage. HENRY prErHVD"e pauo.
NM. |. KIDD,
FREDERICK 5. PEYToy
August 25 'oN'
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RATS.
NOTICE.

NHE undersigned, acting under and by virtue
L OF a decree OF the circuit superior court of law
and c1ancerv, for the town of LvucIburc, pro-
nounced on the ID day Of Feb. 1886, in a cause
therein depending, IN which Nelson G. Dawson,
slIeIlI ot the county of Amherst, and as such adj
nrinistrator Il" bonI< non with the will annexed. of
John Crawford dec. is plaintiff, aud Richard En-
bunk, John Nj. Eubank, aud Thos. \. Euhank.
deiendants-Wil pursuant IN the sand decree, on
the 2Slii day of December 1896, proceed on the
premises, to sell to the highest bidder for ready
money, the TRACT OF LAND in the sad
decree mentioned, being 1895 acres, situate, living
and beng on Horsey's Creek in the county of Am
Ilersl, and ad oining the lands of VIM. Pfyor's es-
tate, and Of Abram Carter aud others, and Isl part OF
I anger tract Formerly belonging to the estate OF
John Crawford, deed. The tract Of Land atorc-
SAID, will be sold, subject, however, to the contin-
gcnt right oi dover, IN favor OF Mrs. Peggy Eu-
bank, the vile OF Richard Elbank, that is she will
be durable therrout il she survives her said Ils-
band. This Land u joins the Saw Mill tract of
'lr. tbram Garter, which is To be sold on the same
Iay, aad thu two tracts would make a very desi.
r ,blr settlement. 4. deed viii he made for tine
Land, ON day OF sale. JOSEPH X. IRVING,
Nov. 2S ids