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MS DAY RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT TIL
Ladies' Shoe Store,

90 pairs Womon's Leather Pegged Wells.
SO do do Kid Walking Slips.
100 do Superior do Slips, city made.
so do Children's morocco brogans.
90 do Women's stout morocco walking
90 do do Leather pegged brogans,
40 do do Seal sewed
p do super. Kid Paris slips.
Is do Spring do slips.
90 do French morocco do
% do WINS stout walking.
70 do do Calf pcggod brogans.
90 do do Morocco slips.
so do Childron's morocco boots,
Is do WINS Seal peggcd 5rogans.
Sc do Spring prunella slips.
90 do WINS leather sewed walking.
IS do Misses morocco pegged slips.
- do WINS calf spring walking,
50 do Ladies and Misses calf slips. extr
quality, ID, A. BRAMAN.
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1886
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Ash Climber.

WANTED for 'hc use of the Winooskl
w Patent Block Mills, and to be deliv
cred at that establishment IN the course Of
the ensuing winter, the following descrip-
lions of White Ash Plank, sawed 10 the
given dimensions, square edged, sound and
free from knots, shakes or heart wood.
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Harvard University.

FH7IIE Medical Lectures in Harvard u
Il University will begin at he Massachu-
seits Medlca College IN Mason. st. Boston,
the first "Wednesday in November next, at
IA before 0, A Nj. and will continue three
months. Fer one month after he end Of
he course, lectures will be delivered in The
College, and the Dsscctng Room will be
open to shch students as may remain, with.
out additional fec. Such students may
also uilend the Practice Of the Massachu.
sells General Hospital.
Anatomy and Operations in
Surgery, Dr. Warren.
Chemistry, Dr. Webster.
Alatera NcGica, DR.. Bigelow.
Midwifery and Medical Juris-
Principles orsurgory and Gin.
ica Surgery, Dr. Harvard
Theory and Practice Physic, DR.. Ware.
Clinical Lectures will BE- delivered as
usual on the cases in the Massachusetts
General Hospital
VIEW DESSECTLNG ROOM.
now Dissec'ing Room is now building,
md will be finished before the Lectures
begin. II will occupy all the vacant land
east o' the MrdIcal College. Every care is
taxing TO make Ibis important part Of the
| medical school os perfect as possible, so
nat 1t may furnish to the student ample
iaclllies for prosecuting his Anatomical
studies The legal cnactmcnts of the
state, so literally and so wisely framed,
will be faithfully and thoroughly applied to
the accomplishment of their important Oh.
jccts.
WALTER CLAIMING, Dean.
Boston, July, 1886
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New GOOds-Sept. 16

VEGETABLE ROUGE, IAN exquisite
article for cnrlchlng the glow Of the
cheek; tins beautiful cosmetic preparation
lonable toilet 1t is an innocent, yet pow
erin auxiliary where circumstances have
rendered assistance eXpedlent, it Is free
from any noXlous ingredient and entirely
innocent: calculated TO create new beauties
where beauties We're before TO add fresh
ness to the check which care or Illness may
have rendered anguld; and in place of he
LILY to plant the Rose Just received u
the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-14

rHvIIE LIFE AND TINES, RELIGIOUS
n. AND POLITICAL OPINIONS Of John
Milton, with an appendix, containing animad'
versions upon DR.. Johnson's Life of Milton I;
by Joseph lvimey author Of lie History OF
the English Baptists, &c &c. for sale by
N.IIARRINGTON.
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Wanted, one thousand JVHITE ASH
LOGS--thc standard log to be % inches
diameter and fourteen feet long, sound and
free from knots or shakes--to be delivered
at the Mill during The ensuing winter, or
at The wharf at Burlington in the month of
May. 1887 GUY CATLIN.
BURLINGTON, n. oh Sept 1886
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HLyEllaga 81 Cole

Ell AVE received an cXtcnsivcassorlneni
LII Of FALL and WINTER GOODS
comprising Blue, B ack, Bue black, Olive.
clarct, brown, invisible green, drake neck
polish and other shades Of green BRoAD
CLoTHs.
Black, b'uc, fancy s,ripd, chccl'd, plaid
royal rb'd, victorine and buck skin CAssi
MEREs.
Plain. checked, and striped Salneits.
Heavy mild Clcih, Pilot Cloth, Peters.
ham aud NOLAN Coating. The above en-.
braces very extensive assortment Of this
description of goods aud are worthy the
attention Of gentlemen.
A rich variety Of VEsrINGs, including
Heavy black, and blue black Silk Vclvc,
vesring. Figured and striped do. Plain,
plaid, and striped Silk do. Dark Velvet
VaIentla, Toillnet and Cashmere do.
WOORS7ED STUFF.S.
French, German aud English Merinos.
a few pieces dark figured Merinos. Gro
dc Nap and Grape do. Merno Circassians
and Bombazette. Morcen and Damask
German Goats Hair Camblets. English
and imitation do. Brocheas and Princet
Ia German Rug Wors'cd. White, scar
let, and mixed knitting worstcd. CIouded
Woolen yarn, SIX mop &C DIaCk, que
black, brown, green and drab Bombozinc,
Merino Trimmings Blond and Bobinette
! Edgngs, Inserting Lace, &c. Mcrino
Shawls and 1andkcrchcfs, Gloves and
Hosiery. A splendid assortment Of
Stltas
Black and bloc black, Gro de Swiss and
Gro de Rhine, fgur'd and plain do. Col
orcd and plaid Gro de Naples. Sewing
Silk and Twist. Silk Camblets and Pom
gees. Printed and plain Shallys.
A great variety of French and English
SAlISoES,
having been bought by the case, will BE-
sold very cheap. A variety Of
.DdnfD ArttrlCs,
Rich fancy down Scarfs, Fur Tippets.
fancy Collars, Ladies fancy Silk Cravals.
Tambonrd aud French worked Cnpes aud
Collars, Shaly lIdkfs. and ShawIs, Sew
ing silk do Figured silk, Grape, Gauzc,
and other Fancy IIandkerchiefs.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cotton Shectlng, Shlrting, blcach'd do.
Canton Flannels. Drilling, Tick, Wadding,
Bats, Wrckng and Cotton Yarn.
Sept. 90
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October 9TH, 1886.

Il EMUEL (URTIS & co. are now re.
IL ceivng aud opening their Fall stock OF
Goods comprising altogether Ih" richest as
sortment they have ever offered 10 the public,
among which are
Rich figured Satins and Gro de Maps, plain
Pout de Soie's and Italians, Black silk Camb.
let's, Luslrings and Sinchews; s TO l2.4th
red and black Merino Shawls; Woolen and
Wursled, Highland, Valencia and Prussian
do. Valenrla, a and 6 4 bobblnett blond
md thule Luces Thread aud bubblnctt
Edg ngs, Figured French McLnos' ca
6 a English do. 90 pieces French Meri
los, every color: Roslin checks, new or
icle 4 cases Merino Clrcassians, from y
o Fl els. Superior English and French
'rnts 10 cases American Prints, by the
,iece, loo. A heavy stock of
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NOTICE..

TAME into the enclosure Of The subscri-
" bcr on or about the 18th inst. a pale
red years old STEAR. small HORNS about
mlddIrng size. The owner is requested to
prove property pay charges and take him
away. MASON MEAD
Eyspr Sent O6h 1876
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Broa0 Cloths,

omprisng all the fashionable shades. al
very price and quality. Pilot and Mohalr
tlolhs, Lion Skins Pedestrians, plain,
lbbed and Buckskln Cassimeres; Goats
lair and imitation do. Camblets red,
white, and yellow FlOnneIs. bale A
"a do. $50 pieces cold Cambrcs, | case
% fringed; Every style blcachcd Cullons,
rom 10 to 80 cts; 25 pair Rose Blankets {;
Mackinaw and Whitney do 10 bales 4 4
rown Cotton from l.2 to 70 l'2 cents
bales fine Ingram C.RpETINGS.
& 3 ply Venetian do.
rocking and floor Bazes all of which
III be sold las ueuaI on the best terms.
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SAEIScES.
having been bought by The case,
sold very cheap. A variety Of
JGIllfD ArttcICs,
NOTICE..

STRAYED from The subscriber a light
- red COW mlddIing size with the ends
Of he horns sawed off. Whoever will give
information whore she may be found shall
be handsomely rewarded.
JONATHAN HART.
Burlington Sept. %.
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Medcait's Patent Compound
OIL for Painting.

OH Tor alntlng.
\ perfect substitute for Linsccd Oil for all
kinds Of Painting, is offered TO the public by
the subscribers with the fullest assurance Of
its utility. 1t is now about eight years since
it was brought to lis present state Of 7eriec-
ton, and during that has been extensively
used & tested in every way which Linseed Oil
is used for painting. for inside and outside
house painting, on brick and on wood, and
for coaches, Signs, boats &c. As for spread
ing and drying for inside work it is not sur.
passed, and for body, and durability in stua-
lions exposed 10 tho sul and weather, il is
warranted far superior 10 tho best LinSocd
Oil and being light colored renders it prefer
able for white and all other delicate colors.
One ofthe first painting establishments in
this city fofmoro than twenty years standing
saw in their certificate " Having used Med
CATS Patent Paint Oil do certify that more
surface and better painting can be done per
gallon. than when mixed with pure Linseed
Oil. This oil forms Il combining substance
when mixed with pure Leads that does not
decompose and rub offby exposure to the sun,
and by experience oftwo years, we are var
ranted in saying that painting done with this
oil will stand the weather much longer, and
remain unimpaifcd, when painting done in the
usual way will not, and for oil cloths we think
il surpasses every thing that Sc ever used"
John n Fassctt has purchased the right 10
make and vend the "Patent Compound Oil"
in the following States, viz Pennsylvania,
New York, Massachusetts,, Vermont, Conncc-
iicut, New Jersey, South Carolina. Ohio,
Illinois and Indiana. and cautians
all persons, against any infringement, as every
offence will be met with rigorous prosecution.
The price of the Patent Oil" will be one
quarter less than Linseed Oil. Il is warranted
md said WhOlcs lie and retail nv
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We1v Fall Goods.
LOST

ON Saturday The 17lh INST. between J.
~ Towards hotel Burlington, aud Nil
ton line, on the east road, a large whlio
MERlNO SHAWL, wrapped IN white
linen pocket handkerchief marked JULIA
ASHLEY, No. A The fnder shall be Lib.
orally rewarded by returning the shawl
and handkerchief OF this Office.
Sept, %,
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is now this HOWARD, of The
Cheap Cash Store.
New GOOds-Sept. s.

& my ""' w ~
Wv VI ''' o,'o' '"' VI '""d
as 1',; usVS w i'ooa''"q Nv " a,''' was q" ou'
ul'u' W we 'eSou'cc' VI '''eulc'ne OF ING W.
n''s' 'u"l'"' 'u'co Us "eu'i a''H''@ agent o
oT"nt''uc' at o"C' ,'u P''"c'P't o. Decay
m"IIn 'o".''euI,"e I,'Icr'cGp''3'y, slowly
~ ;, S''. - ""u n"a''y oes'I ''yS'
from the use of chloride of soda, when nd,
m'nlS'ered ",'n SKIN ana care; the d seas
es ~ nc 'cc'h Oelhg' III me great majority
% c"stS' ''' 'e'u'' o. nrg'ec'. ana graz
um' "ccn'"u!a''"n "' 'he Ptlhclpic ABOVE
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CHEAP FIRE WOOD.

This day ec'd-price so cts.
neatly bound IN cloth, the Painters Gid
cr's aud Varnisher's Manual, containing
rules and regulations in every thing reIa-
ting to the art of Painting, Gliding and
Vanishing; numerous useful and valuable
Receipts; Tests for detecting adulleralions
IN oils, colors, &c. and a statement OF the
diseases and accidents TO which Painters,
elders and varnishers are peculiarly liable,
with the simplest and best method of pre-
ven'ion and remedy.
Oct. 7. V. HARRINGToN.
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September 1886.
all Goods at the Variety-shop

NNTE are getting in our Fall Goods, all
w things necessary to keep our nssort-
mcnt in good order: Watches, Clocks,
pcrfumery, Tca-pols, Military Goods, Cas-,
tors, Jewelry, Stocks, Collars, linen and
satin Bosoms Lamp wicks, Toys, and an
endles. variety of Fancy articles. All per
sons are invited to call and lock at them a,
the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMArD
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ENANATlClSM-by tho author of natu.
T. raj History Of Enthusiasm.' For sale
by '. HARRINGTON.
Aug Sc,
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9th Sept, 1886.


To our AgrculturaIIsts succcss--To our
Literary Institutions the high standing
they merlt--To our Manufacturers iri
umphancy in competil ion--and to com.
mcrce, Free Trade and Sailors Rights.
PHNHE Go Ahead Principle is so FREEDOM.
Il inHnt in our land at the present day,
that the Cur leaves him behind, VINO stops
FOR trlfl's, or desccndS to particulars. We
of The Green Mountain State having such
conspicuous bumps of enterprize marked on
our head lanes need only know the Text
the rest is understood
1t is now this HOW.ARD, of the
Cheap Cash Store,
has been to the city Of New York, the
grand emporium Of our country, and rccclv.
ed his full supply OF necessary and desirable
goods. which were produced by n combina,
ton of all the natural intellectual mcchan-
lcal and operative eXertions of our above
named motto. To conclude, the goods
were bought to sell, and will be sold cheap
for cash. no mistake.
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Wanted,

ZOO Yds. Sheep. Gray Clolh-200 lbs.
wv wooden Knitting Yarn, and 1000
pairs Wooden Socks in exchange for goods.
Sept. 90. LYMAN g. CoLE,
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EUST received, the Penny Magazine for
" 1882, 80 "a aud '35, bound full
cloth or halt caIf price s. per volume.
Oct. 7. VERNoN HARRINGroN.
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Wood Choppers Wanted.

FENiiE subscribers wish to employ twenty
Z or thirty men Ia chop Cord Wocd
JAMES, SMITH & co.
AMn. L.. lG3G.
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FLOODED STOCK.

IINHE FLOODED horses Of the late Henry
Il Brown Jr.. will be sold ut New London on the
second day Of the Agricultural fair, ed November
neHt) Among them, the two well known Stall
lions, Spring Hill and Young American Eclipse
also, two other full blooded Stations, aud four or
five blooded Mares, Of the best and most approved
stock. One Of the Mares. Woodark, was purcha,
edat the sale OF John Randolph's horses She is by
old Roanoke, out ola favorite imported mare.
Young .fmsnean Eclipse is by old Eclipse, out OF
MHer' Maid, the full sister Of old Eclipse. As the
Eclipse stock is generally acknowledged to ~ the
best in our country, it is unnecessary to say any
thing more to induce persons desirous OF purchas-
ing, tie atendthe sale of this valuable horse.
Spring HH is an old h rse. but Of tho most cele
brated stock. An interesting account Of this horse
touching upon pedigree. &c. may be seen in tn.
Turf Register" Vol 7, No. 5, page 1877.
shall offer At the time. five or six saddle
aud work horses.
Perhaps II may be proper to make, in regard to
Woodlark, that the purity of her blood NAV be
TRACED back IN the English Stud Books, TO the l7th
Century.
Terms will be made known on the day of sale
JOHN Il. BROWN. Error.
Of Henry Bro,rn, Jr decd
oct Id ids
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" lRGlNlA AT a court held for Bedford com,
~ at the r-house, the Goth day of Sen
TENDER, one thousand eight hundred and tbiu, ,>
Maurice IL. Garland, administrator of Areiibal
Robertson, dec. plaintiff,
against
William Shrewsbury, Sheriff of Bedford. and +,
such administrator Of Abram King, dec. Bauu,,
Meador and Miriam his wife, late Miriam KIM A.
BRAN King, Samuel King, James King, Soph,
Ming, Sina King. America King, Amanda kc.
Mary France, King, Alkaline King. Harvey H.,
and Wilmington King, (the last named six Of whom
are infants under the age Of twenty one wears d.,
PENDANTS,
In CHANcERY.
The defendants. Abram King. Samuel KIM.
jaime. King, Sophia King and Sina King, no, hu,
ing entered their appearance and giving sseurl,.
according 10 the act of Assembly and the rule, Of
this Court and it appearing to the satisfaction o,D
Court that they are not inhabitants of thu, Com
monweath IT is ordered, that the said defendant, Do
appear here on the fourth Monday in Decembr
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and thai
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in som,
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg for
two months successfully. and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse of this county.
ACopy-Teste
JOHN X. STEPTOE, DC
OCTOBER Io yom
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TIE EovINGsToW HOTEL.

1--WE subscribers having purchased the tavern
Il near the Courthouse. III the town OF Loving
ston, heretofore occupied by Cot. Charles Pcnow,
bes leave to inform the public generally, that they
Will make every eAertion 10 please those who may
call upon them. The house is large and convenient
and will be neatly fitted up Servants shall be at
tentive, Table aud Stable supplied well the
country afford, aud the Bedding shall be OF the
first order. la fine, wew eudeavor to keep house
worthy Of the public regarl. The line OF Stages
which passes through this place, stops this house.
and passengers shall be furnished with every
inodati0n. We therefore solicit the public patro
mage. HENRY :. PEYTON,
WIN. |. KIDD,
FREDERICK 3. PEYTON
August % is
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POETlCAY..



ERD oAAR01 OF DH1AJgoDR.
Oh. j, vss here that Love his gifts bestowed
On yoashA wild aye.
oisdiy once more see my youth. abode.
In pilgrimage;
Here my young mistress with her poet dared
Reckless to dwell:
ehT was sixteen, twenty, and We shared
This attic cell.
Yes twas garrct be IL known TO all
Mere was Loves shrine;
There read In charcoal traced along the wan.
TIL unfinished line
H.rs was the board here kindred hearts would blend,
The Jew can tell
How Oft pawusd my watch 10 feast friend
IL atfi cecil
20. my Lisstte's fair form could recall.
With fairy wand
There she woud bliud tho window with her shawl-
Bashiul, yet fond
What though from whom she GOT her drsss I've since
Learnt but too well
Still in those DAYS | euvicd not a fr,sss,
In attic cell
Here tho glad tidinss banquet burst
Mid the bright bowls
Yes twas here MareDgos triumph hrs'
kinfled our souls
Bronze cannon reared France, With redoublsd might
Felt her heart swell
Proudly drank consurs health that night
IL attic cell
..Drsams of my Youthful days! Id hesl. give
Ere my ines close
All tho dull day. I'm destined yet TO live
For one of Those
Where shall now fud r1pturss thai were felt.
JOYS that befe
AID hopes that dawned al twenty when d"sH
In attic cell !"
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NOT ICE,

10y VIRTUE Of deed Of trust execu-
- ted to the subscriber by Tunstall shelton
il, Tor the purpose of securing debt due Danie
Tucker, bearing date the 10Th day Of September
1926, aud duly recorded in the Clerks office of Pitt
sylvania county, on Saturday the 9th day of No
member next on the premises, will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash, a TRACT OF LAND.
containing about eighty acres lying on the Long
Branch IN the county Of Pttsy vana, adjoining the
lands of John Butcher and others the Land has a
small plantation ON it and the necessary houses for
small family, and perhaps good Tobacco Barn. As
toany further description of the Land think it I'M
necessary, persons Inclined purchase will view
for themselves, before the day of sale. Acting as
trustree, will convey such title is vested in me
only, aud other.
THOMPSON ROBERTSON.
Octobero0 TN
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NOTICE..

- NOTICE..
PURSUANT to decree Of the Giro uit ssp.ru
court of Law and Chancery for the county d
Amherst, in suit in Chancery therein depend.
lng between Boyd Miller, surviving partner Of tn,
late firm Of Archibald Robertson 4 Co. and obr
plaintiffs,
against
hcoecca Ruoker, widow aud relict of Anthony Rue
ker, dec, and other defendants
The undersigned will proceed, on SATURDAY., til,
oth DAY OF November next, on the premises to Sc
al Pubic auction. the tract Of Land in the said cou
~ OF Amherst, OF which Anthony Ruckcr, dec died
seiZed' except the part devised to Absalom Rucka
he tract to be sold, contains acc ordng to sureu
heretofore made 3l04 acres, of which the widow
Mrs. Rebccca Rucker has life estate in lo5 acre,
the whole tract will be sold, subject to her life esa.
IN That part-One two and three years credit will 10
gwen tor equal portions of the purchase money Bond
and approved security will be required and the title
retained as ultimate security.-The Land is valuable
andin desirable neghborhood The title j, 10
doubted, but selling as Commissioners VIC shall Of
course warrant nothing.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE III. GARLAND.
Commissioner
October 6 WIN
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8 a NJ U = i T. b r O w N ,
ATTORNEY .ATLIIV.

nFFERS his professional services in the Su-
~ peror and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties. When not in attendance at
the Courts, he may be consulted ut the residence
OF his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
O." Address, New London.
August s ts
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Rl virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Chanccry. for the county of
Amhefst' pronounced on the Sd day of September,
$3.50 between Charles DAVIS, plaintiff, VS.. Thomas
Davis, defendant shall offer for SALE tract of Land
IN the county aforesaid. on Otter Greek, containing
ono hundred and ten acres, near the residence Of
Lindsey Davis. at public auction, for cash, on the
premises, ON the 25th day Of November next. The
Land lies within two miles Of James River.
THOMAS n. EUBANK, Sheriff
October 81 A.
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NO TICf'.

IL ANlNG removed to the town of Winchester
L L Va hereby give notice that shall be at
Campbell November Court, prepared to settle nm
all demands against Those having claims
VIII be pleased to prescott them on that occasion
and all those indebted 10 me, either as late Den
ny Sheriff. or otherwise, are requested to meet
me at the same time and pay up the balances due.
GRANVILLE JORDAN.
Oct. 81 q,
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SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANCE of decree, pronounced BY 'n'
= county court of Nelson. a, the September term sa
1886, between Jno w. Jones and Others Palntl1s
and Alexander ). Jones and others. Defendants
the undersigned who is thereby appointed CON-
missioner will on the 18th day of November on lnr
premises, sell TO the highest bidder the TRACT "
LAND, in said proceedings mentioned; said nae'u
Land contains l64s acres, and lies in the counN
IN Nelson and lsa part of the Land formerly own WV,
ed by Capt Thomas Jones' decd. and that pon'v Il
OF the estate which was allotted TO the chdre" ~ "
JEo Z. Jones, decd. This Land is thoughfto u u
valuable and worth the attention of purchasers .
will De sold upon credit Of one and two years,
quail instalmcnts, the purchaser giving satsfae'''
security and deed of1rust On tho land.
Otobcr2O CORNELIUS SALE, Com
Wv