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4 fnir4b'c Farm on Bcgrcr Dam. for Sa!G
FT!!E subscriber offers for sale The farm whc! he
81 resides, situated in Goochland, OH Beaver Dam
Greek 1t IS within four miles Of the Court House, and
about the same distance from James River The iul-
pro"eEl.n!s convenient and sufficient FIR The purpo
scs 81! the ar:l. There Is spacious dwelling honSc,
road barn and machine and the necessary tphacco hon.
ss and Insps for the number Of slaves requisite for The
cultivation Of the place The land is nhc best quality:
well adapted farming. and susceptible Of the easiest
prcvrmcnt, from manures, clover and plaster There
are about hundred Of los grounds adjoining
the creek reclaimed, yielding fine crops Of wheat,
corn and tobacco. This tract is well waerrd aud con
airs about six hundred acres situated in most healthy
and pleasant ncjgborhooh, and would make agcca-
bic residence for professional gentleman. Persons
disposed to purchase, invited 20 call and see the
place HE subscriber will sell privately, upon accom-
niohat;nu terms. ALEN'R :. PAYNE.
Nov II. 54-w4w
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HMUcH YET REMAINS rHsCN"'
---------------- . - -
THE SABBATH BELL.
gossEs'Se Z

THE SABBATH EEl-i'
ny MR,. CORNELL. aAEoS WIS
Pilgrim, that hast :nc"Aiy '"no
All III. cold wur!i'S bitter sc":n'
Juurn.yius through Ihis raie "l 'e''''
'r.il lhe :,fuu.iscd iaa! ;'frea'Ni'
Eherc he pure in hcari Sn"i Iii III"
,j.,o, Jn,. ;,icss tic Sabbath bci''
Ll,cr following t.s!io"'S toys
sa,h;a, ,nia It's empty joys,
p!.,syr,,,hai aust cad ~ pa!"'
sm,.l;uc hat vail lurn 10 I",n
VII, docs Whispering co?ScicHco tt!',
WA, thou hears; the Sabbath Be'l:
poet. dreaming u'c, thy Tyre,
tvIs;ing health and youthful! Ire:
V'yoin. sill the rhantom Lime,
For, nj best, T. fcc;!nc nanc; >,
B.ts, ,;ie chains OF fancy's Srrh-
Listen It's the Sahhnlh Bell.
Monarch. on III. regal throne
pular- whom The nations own;
Captive nj thy prison .ra'o,
SAL in hrurt aud drsolhic;
Bid ear,!,'s minor cares iarcwcll-
Hask. il is the Sabbath Belt,
Statesman, ;o;lins in The mart,
Where Ambition plays his part,
PEASANT, hronZing meath the sun.
T;u thy ak aavS' work ar" done;
I:v'.y though, Of business luei!,
When SC hear the S..bl:aIa bCh.
Maiden, with thy brow 20 iaIr,
Fin. hinu check. ana >hin'n: hair;
Child, with bright an! laughing eye,
Chasinu the wiu-'i buit"fily;
Hasten, when OR vale ard deli
Sounds the gai:r'rns Sabbath Bell!
Trav'!er, thou whom gain or ,ns,e
SoecGp;ii through cat;ii's weary waste;
Waad'rcr from Thy native land,
Rest thy s,ee! and slack Ray hand,
When The s:vania Day" s#ubeams tell,
There they wate the subb u! Bell
Soldier, who, o. 5at,ie plain,
Soon may'st minslr 18th the slam;
Sailor. or tue dGS% ilne sen,
A. thy bark rides Gaiianily,
PRAYER and praise become We well,
Though We hear no Sabbath Bell!
Mother, that with tcarirl eye.
Stands, to watch thy iirsthorn die,
Bending DER his ciatiie-5ca,
Till the last pure breath has tlcd;
VIVA; to thee Of hope caA teH
Like the solemn Sabbath Bell.
"Mcvrner," thus il seems 10 say,
"YFccpinc Ger this fragile clay,
Lin from earth thy streaming eyes,
Seek thy treasure in the skies.
Where the STRATA. OF angels swell
l.. I'LL
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EEdp e. :,
EasDGra'a,
Eagscay ts.sfs Exchange G&fcc,
RICHMOND, VtEriSIh.

'any splendid prizes will be found below TO be tairn
in Drcrmbar Wind up the year with one in your pocket
|; las been La; wear 10 make money b. crops; but now
reap crop Of prizes BY sowing little seed III l"'r
grounds Ii is The most !nriuaatc known
Another All Prize Lottery bclow!--A!"ks earl: aPpl.
cation IIOIT, for The prIZeslhe drawing Of 'e ~
md 20 .Niin Will nnnrnr week.
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M.JoH .Gr.EEaL Scurr.-1his distinguished! officer
passed through this cy Tuesday, on his WY t. Ere
derrick: (lld) where, unGerslam! the Court in srS
Sou, ior the purpose Of investigating The causes OF the
failure oi The spring ca:mpl.n of S'i in Florida Ma
or.Gcnvra Gaines is also daily expected 10 arrive here
IjrGuSrriLt
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ia laid down and established by Mr. lro h r, un
;ne r ue Sgrrut rse an extension Of The Wa'Sfs or
Of his long ss1ssca r mr. eo and
veiers and WRITER'S ~ NAV succeed as have no doubt
we sncefe,y Establishment CT his Superior c"l"s u
the distinction. ------ =,
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Pleasant Farley, Plaintiff:
against
Jeffrey T. Davis and Sarah c. his wife, ara P"v"hatan
W. Farley, Defendants.
This d&y The pa;nf by his attorney. and fled
his bill against tie defendants and the defendants, JEFF
frey r. Davis and wife. having entered their appear
and given security according to the acl OF Assent
bis and The rules Of this Court and appearing b. salts
factory evidence that !ry not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth, the nntl0n Vi the plaintiff, IL IS
d,rcd. That the said Defendants. Jeffrey I. Davis and
wife, do appear here before the first Monday iii
December next and the PLAINTIFF bill, and give
security for performing such decree is The Court
make nTcH and that copy OF this order lie forthwith
lsrt, in spapcr published in the city of Rich
.Dd. ..!; continued for t:r0 months successfully. and
that another copy be posted al the front door Of the
Court hOtSc OF this county: Amt is turtkGr 0rdrrtd,
That The defendant, Powalan w. Farley he restrained
fron paying away III any manner diSpoSlny Of
crcling. any money, goods effects, i'll his hands be-
longing owing 10 The oiier defendants. either Of
them 10 The amount OF one hundred :aG eighty dollars
until tie further order Of the Court and process IS
awarded accordingly. y Copy-Trste,
WA. $; DANCE, G. -
September 80 i2-wSw
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D-awin.r Of Norfolk. 40 .. Extra.

T. ,;5 81 ~ l. % 81 %
Another nice little PRIZE 500, Whole ticket sold to
gentleman iro.i! The country.
Grand Consolidated. No. -.
c. 80 IS IS - il 53 81 GJ % II l.
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& PETITION will be presented To tie next l.rgts-
e lnlure Of Frgn,n pIayny that The Rivanna river
Iay be made Il lawful fence.
nov II Ji-w4w
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G4TRAYED OR STOLEN. from Edward Nnnnaily's,
20 in Chesterfield. Saturday. The oli day .: NoveIl,
Der. SEVEN BEEN ES-inur young steers. between )
,lI Two barren cows aud one buffalo spotted
h.ii;,r | will rive any reasonable reward Tor i'f":m''
ton concerning them, their delivery to ne near the
halfway house Oh the Petersburg road; or [" Edward
Nunnay. also near The halfway house IL c"H'i"''ca
lion he oc By letter. it would fluid me- If addressed to
III, Ric!.:nonI Post Office
CHARLES 3. QUlSENBERRY:
Section No u, K. and Z. Rail read.
4.
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E~,OEN MEAL.-Wc shall keep consta"tlv on hand,
& At oar hii!ls 4 supply Of fresh Ground corn meal
mldc Il OH sound white corn, Tor SAT- al lnt io"'St mar
kvt prize. /. J. NiiE' -''," ~
huy |. ~ - """''
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SHORT Pss<AGEs!l is stated III The London papers,
b. The Westminster that the i'acHrt ship Shcii!r' NaPt
Alien had arrived Liverpool i'll Ettcem days rom n
York. Ii this should prove correct thlt favored sup
will have made Mrcc passages from y York 10 Liver
nnul N tnrin.sCEcH aNAE.
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"a QNUOT ANNUAI.S.-Brn English Annua!s'
q 4 for 1897. Jas, received By recent inporta!ons,
Jenning- L?ndscapc Annual, or l-37-Ihe Or Oriental
Annual, for lS;7'rhc English Annual Tor le"'-a"o
t,a Beautiful Gil in splendid binding: at ,,
my I5i-tS1 4. HALL ..
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We are compelled 10 raise 81

We are compelled 10 RAISE car
SEX {>rs..ssL: Fare in cUmSrG ncmcc Of the hra"y
t?S:lcS> l.1.JH}5 advance On ali kinds Of provrndcr,
- Ss, and the Increased prices OF io!sss,
-----A-'S~ stages. &c. ,.,>
BOYD < EDMOND.
Nov "--"t
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eItUUUi. AT MOUNT IDA, HA*0vrH-lte I'M
- !ersi4Hrd atler long and successful experience III
shool k,cp. purposes opening School III his resi-
L.,co Mount ida Hanover. on the 18th Of JanHary,
Isl to terminate the 18th OF December following
with vacation 0! one month ~ The summer sSlSoh
Ills course Of instruction will comprise, OFt'"4taP'y
pnaInr Wrilinr Arithmetic Geography with me use
nj the Ml;,S aud Globes History. ancient ana nipGrrn
Bellies Irtirrs the Elements Of Chya'Stry ana Nla'!ie-
j., i,s and the Latin and Greek ln-"agrs: and; II de-
sired. E,i$toIary and Historical Composition .
knrwinr br lnny observation. thai Il School tElthHtt
vyhursOr,a discipline becomes scene g! disorder ana
vicious inSumrdnation the Undersigned wishes IL to De
u!r stood his tirIn and unalcr,.r determination, 10
rcuicr an implicit conformity with his regulations o
ali pup!s from the child to the adult: and this end his
l,lr experience has taught him can be obtained ny
!ir,ursj without rig0r. S0me oil the regulations G." l''
undersigned (Which have been universally approved 81
hy both parents and guad!ans) lS hat no pupil,
OF what are sucYcr shall neglect his studies or la! TO
rrcir al rg,ltr stated times ID. No pupil VIII m per-
miltcd To pass foot OF his grmd in careless and
si,e fetal manner. He will be Turned back a4aIn and
araiu till he perfectly comprehend what he attempts TO
explain. In this nam;lrr lie undersigned has heretofore
scr e,!cl in laying solid basis for rapid structure Of
p,rnancal ana! useful knowledge For though the pro-
cess is 1t first somewhat tedious. tie pupil from tE"-
rUll drilling III liz" ruCIacniS II iS studies, progresses
towards tie goal with accelerated pace
In the study Of tie Ancient languages: the pupil Will
be- required TO give the root or theme Of every !rrvl"c
w0!d will BE- taught To pronounce correctly tie diier'
ru lcinan!!s OF verbs, nouns, Nc; the relative bear.
u If particles i'll their various positions IN sentences
n. 20 derive English words from In" Ancient LAM aagcs
with ccasclrss drilling III that portion ct his studies:
termed parsing. The residence o. the undersigned is Il
hgh, airy provesbnl Tor health, commanding fine
y.w Of the mountains. supplied ith cos! and delight
u sr:!nE water IS miles rom Richmond, ana ~ from
Tie Richmond Frederick sburg and Potomac Rail Road
The undersigned has erected large two story brick
building for borders, and is determined I" make every
ri:1r, deserve the patronage Of tie pnLc. Icrs Ut
admission. 50 COR board tuition. &c the P"P uT
nsng his bed and bedding, or Furnished ~ the Under
signed an additional ciarge Of s. will lie made. O"e
Thrill d! The above viii be required in adrance-
No rup;I will be received for shorter iHe than rar
tcr., n' six months ALFRED DUKE.
r. :; Letters aIdcssed to the undersigned, AT 1homp
sons Store Hanover. will be promptly attended TO- The
School will be limited tn NUMBER that can be taught
with case the teacher. and profit 10 the scholar.
Nov IL Ejl-w'w y y.
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ATEN lNGTQN ACADEMY.-Thc ensuing session
oi this institution, viii commence the lGlh ia
nuIry next. Wien Preparations will BIZ ae for larger
nu;:lrr ni haar'!crs.he patronage al the school has
been full? riua! L. Expeditions during the year of
cur commencement aud return thanks to those
a. car friends who have manifested interest for
SUCCESS, and have greatly aided Us in efforts 10
der i Scnui IT usefulness. One If the "ad.ng objects
oil his institution will be- 10 Communicate to those who
attend it, atIorough practical knowledge Of the subsan
lil branches of good English rducaton-an object,
seldom deemed Of sufficient Importance too often neg.
Lctd Classical sciIon.a. In addition 10 s Will be
taIii tie Latin and Grerk languages. and ali the
fu. ami practical biacies of Mathematics. The
Of instruction VI! be directed render il prepa
ralury any Of TIC Colleges in the STATE In regard 10
the regulation ot the school, would remark that with
out rer, Improvement Is nPracticate; but we think,
ttiIt government Consists, not much in tho discipline
of the rnJ, 10 the exercise Of 4 moral influence,
grounded, in respect and esteem. Raise The ambition of
a yuul, by rendering bis studies agreeable and Inviting.
ana by causing him TO rcSpec! himself! and ne IS "aay
governed.
In consequence Of Tie high and increasing price Of
D.s!ons we feel Ourselves compelled 10 make small
advance Oh The price OF board The wl he, for
beard washing and bedding So per quarter. The pu
pills iis furnish t!ic:. rooms with lights and tow
els.
For boys under twelve years of age the end Of the
scholastic year, deduction Of so will be made.
Tuition in The CIasscs and Mathematics 81 80 per Or
English branches, ::
The present session will close he 10th December
and on the day previous, examination o! the pupils
will take place which time the friends and patrons of
the school are respectfully invited 10 attend
ALBERT G. STUBRS
ROBERT G. STUBBS.
Gloucester County, Nov. Is, 1886. 56-laf4t*
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Y;15O TEACllERS.-A gentleman, with family,
q uualili,d to teach the Latin and English languages,
mlv obtain healthy ard desirable residence, and THINK
lucrative situation. tracl!rr b. applying to a. lis
Barboursyi!ic; Orange County, Va -,
Nor. i "h-Wu'.
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p1cHuosp AID FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ROAD.

tr;J,af amt SERIOUS Loss-Our readers have been ap
priced Of the efforts rhl"h were making 10 'l'iiSn LII.
inporlaul work as lar Fredericksburg, before Tie
cos. of the year: and it indeed CRAFTY 10 Witness
i industry OF the contractors the s"cGn nearest 10
s We rtrct 10 say, however, that t!le Cu''Eil "oi
crosse: ilazic Run, constructed OF W ne Ha"u oto;
90 ice; long, III feet wide, and III irri ii;gh Us hcJ %
,vr can iuI.:c Of It's dimensions, sLcd"nJ gave way u"
;, IN. rain ON Monday morning last, ana tie sip'fin
nuI,u, iNdy Of sanG ul about - feet. was Prec'Ftu
uTapll thereby forming barrier 10 t" paS""ge q. VA
Ter which Unfortunately al this moment, Is c"i''u''"y
Increased by the ;ccc3t rans The scene [" t' disaster
-, His imminent is busy n:c-upwa:d: 81 iity hihu'
ar, cura.vd ia removing the G'rt WHEN Is ~"
u,cs :t:; ia wing sunk ,r heEow Inc rvri q" 'it
rn,i Ne understand The engineers have GtirFh''e"
- mn. t,,,rpJ;ar} bridge the cEasni. :" ~ 10 en-
al, Tie cars 10 Ass by the appointed time WIN !"
The .cuiinn that mag lie used, we do not see io' ''e
..!rlis.. body OF water now resting against TIE ""H
can he drawn oil without doing serious injury 10 lie
land. and fencing below itindecd, eur navigation must
sntr materially; an; il there was no other motive u"
.rr.;si:ir m!alured .LIh2nt, we 'pc THIS a"''e WI
claim tie attention Vi the intelligent supervisors -
When we lett !hr spGt Wednesday crrn!nT, t't re-
.cnt water had covered Tie low grounds OF M' ''in
Nrlin.ti and feet deep al his ;ni' hrr '"'!
T. nile above The loss 10 The company mus: oil hrI'S
sity lie considerable; should suppose no tar shit i"
S5i,t1.- fredericksburg Htraid
Ti,rc are now about = 700 miles al railroad corn-
D.te! and in foil operation III this country! ana ABOUT
Z uG) under Contract nr projected When ii Is considered
,al thu; has occurred since Ic2U, and at o.: expense o.
about sixty millions Of dollars, American cze"s have
reason 10 ice! proud OF their cnierlr'@lg spirit
r.. DIitHn$ &HndGTd.
r.rsu OYsrrRs.--Thc Lovers OF Oysters, Sc oiire,
,yir thank us for the information, HAT Mr.. ErWAEn
WnIGir. Of Baltimore has established an agency III u,
T,s city for the sale Of Fresh Oysters IL IS understood
na, srppv will be- received GncS week d!T"ct H"il
af tin!orn touching only at Nherlin:-lh"y are put
Su in the bcs: order. under 2 personal obsef"@"n "I
A. w. and may h. sally warranted Ill that Oys:rs
unt the
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KN ACKNOWLEDGMENT rowhatan County
e Court. September >: 1916:
Pleasant Farley, Plaintiff:
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EsTOflCt-l wish TO employ Female Teacher for
q the ensuing year. One Qualified To teach III" Eng
Iis!I anI French languages, and Music: vii! meet with
situation and liberia! wages, hF addressing letter 10
Jno. 7. B. Harris, Marlborough I. o Chrse!hfh:
JNO. p. 3. HARRIS.
Nnv 1I--SL
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Tor ~'rkS Oi liz. KIM Oh iilIcIHl "%a't.
SorLprr.rp Am.-i! a iae meeting Of the Academy
Of Sciences, chemist named Ihilnrr exhibited
carhonic acid ra3 changed 10 the state OF solid sub
glance This Experiment has been performed small
scale already but i'll THIS instance several pounds were
produced The agents crpnyed To effect the result arc
cold and compression the ciruica energy thus t"vcl
opch may be Judged hy the fact, that half p0Ind Of
quicksilver placed in contact will: III solicited gas,
was lrcznn in Il few seconds into solid which
qrirrd heavy blow from hammer to break il. NJ.
ihiIoer rh.lns his solid carbonc ac;d in enorlncus
cas-, cylinder, capable of resisting The pressure Of
Sky hrrrs This degree Of strength IS Of
needed resist The Tendency Of tc s1liird gas To dis
solve and pass again into the ;erurm state. 81 allow
ing sulili quantity 10 c#cap" through minute aper
turr ii 10 diiisr itself in the form 81 snowy
vapor this vapor hcng directed in jet into box Of
tit. unics and FORMS mass wch may b" pressed To-
nrtirr like SNOW AMI transferred 20 Il vessel
q" glass In t!s form the gas presented 10 the in
stilutc ny H. DulonL, 10 whom VI T!irier successive
" furnished several masses obtained hy his apparatus
in laboratory adjoining the place OF meeting. ihis
lnust be dangerous amusement.
The same learned body has had under examination
newly invented writing paper, the popularity at which
Consists in It's sensih!y 10 the action o: chemical
Hg"is, that am attempt 10 cxpungc or ia!si!y the
writing would necessarily dlSc"lor The paper and 'hus
b tray the des;.n In the urs" Of the discussion, it
mentioned, that the subject. the na!eraolty
ut manuscripts had engaged the attention. OF the AcaGt
my five years since The plan then prop sI was, t" use
iluG made By suspendiHg the common Indian ink in
calculated water This simple cxptd!ent. however, has
been adopted principally because the ink thus ob
tanned is less uid, and not well adapted 10 e
rnytncnt Of metallic pens The article in
hc ink, therefore: remaining the same: The question
mains how accomplish the oF,"ct in view by !pdi
hcaon OF tii2 paper For This purpose, besides The art
ce above Ecnt"ned, il has been suggested 10 ILL
gre paper in which iuicsSed,G by Of cyiin
der, very fac ln"s aud delicate drawings, which drslp
pear when any attempt is made to iasy The w!ing-
Sorc samples of which were submitted.
Ri; statues which ornament The hEidse de Ia ConcoTde
al Paris VIM been uud too heavy for that structure
have run be removed TO Versailles O,ler statues
better suited % tie positions occupied by them: will he
substituted s!i"rly.
THE igoS IHapE.-In proof Of ihe rapid progress
which Tic iron traie is making in the Yale o.! Clyde
peciay the black band was brought into play,
have to mention that about 2G0 of ironSlune lie
Airdrie estate belonging TO the Right Hon Sir William
Alexander, lately lei ~ years lease, at e2O5o
year, optional lordshp in favor OF the landlord,
certain price per calcned ton. The lease is to five
respe ctable ron-masters in that ncighborhood.
[(iasgoao Chronicle.
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Nov. :.
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In TJrpSLiU e.. R,n;Gr > East.

L. ScoTr CouyrY, $500 !,cnrs, VIZ
In J0'snSdipS ; HMd Il, Hnge E"|t
quarter and L half Of Eqna:cr .! section ~ -
all acres ;:1npcr
T. quarrf and L hail q! y T. quar;cr Of src!j2n -
?i0 at so per acre
f half of quarter and W half, and n T. quarter Of
5 quarter Of section 92liO acres 1T go per acre.
half of section II: + bali Of section i-.l' ac:,E
al so per acre.
+. half of section $50 acres at so per acre
: halves o! sections 4 and >; + quarter and hal!@
quarter oi section :; hall vi section 9li'0 acres
at $40 per acre.
< " quarter and W half Of $ W quarter Of section :;
whole Of section ,; n qmaitcrot section 4; : quarter
OF section 81 : hall! Of section 81 " quarter o. So
ton ;j5-Gf' at 81" per
Ia TDwnsfip >, E0HgGS = HEd 10 East.
l. half and f. half of y W quarter of section ~; "
half of S gaa.lsr of section ~ W half Of :" Gra.
Ter Of section I4-5Ga acres at $40 per
+ half OF S + quarter of section -: h2!f Of T.
quarter of section II; half OF section Z; W TIa:!f
of sec :; whole r see. i5-l2G2 at so per acre
The above Lands in Scott county particularly suit
I'd 10 such Pian:rrs rs NAY be DESTROYS OF @"mg At once
fully into The cultivation Of Cotton from hail oihfce'
)ur;hs 5e;.r bald prairie and pTar" barren, with
growth of hickory, black jack, anI s'7"ng nigh grass.
Soil black ana deep, II TO - inches III high ana
healthy coanry-num"rous sp'."n* a"d ni*nch'S' ""'
the contemplated railroad route rom T!c"oonf9 WI
Jackson 10 Mobile.
All Tia. C,repoinr Lands are offered for sale Il"
prices mentioned They have Eccn selected with n.rci
care, and deemed fully eGual TO any Lands no" !"
market. Liberia! credits VIII DE allowed. tcTEHh> us
posed 10 purchase. III lind the subscriber at fcSjn
In his absence hlcssrs. W. II. SIMs and Jas J. CnE"-
HIsG are fully authorised to represent him, ami VIII ad
in Tie examination OF any tract whenever called npo".
JOHN +. SCOTT.
YicEsburg, August ! 1886.
n. B-l have also about -, O10 acccs in addition 10
tile above, which will be disposed Of Oh terms e4r''y
liberal.
Il Refer to THOMAS GREER. Esq Rchmo"d, aud 4"
Messrs. JoAS Scorr & Sos, Fredericksburg, ~: ""'
are authorized TO sell :.
p S-To assure hc public Of my entire e0gf@safc ~
the moderate estimate paccd tie ndore aads 'e'' I%a
myself to take Jnck at FIFTY PER CENT ADFANGE: al
e1pir1tioa Of ro years, any tract Of a"d hfA ray o."
purchescd If ne.iourfh Of The haet shnH be opened on"
euitieat.d IN tic time; and cN guarantee 10 r
purchaser at least sir per cent Interest," per- on
aJor employed during those co years, 'co'Ata -, rD
eustomoru ,cay On these terms, purchaser o. me u"
first aJocs nu,ied in Washington county, (ehfA oGo
contain O36 aeres aoouId atnost nreHSar"y "u MR.
30 to $4,000 by tic contract, he SEontd 0DH"d'H '
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