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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12
PATRICK HENRY
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v1NllE public examination, al this institution,
l. will commence on Friday the 10th day OF
December, on which occasion the parents and
guardians OF pupils III attendance, and all who
heel an interest IN such exercises are earnestly
requested to attend,
The exercises OF the Winter Session will
commence on the 18th of January, 1887.
The subscriber in returning his thanks, for
the very general patronage heretofore extended
10 The Academy, promises continuance OF his
exertions for the welfare ofthose who may be
entrusted TO his tuition, and for the future use
fulness of the school.
Entertaining devotional attachment to the
profession, and aided by many years OF labori-
Gus experience, The subscriber trusts that he is
pref AIRED to couduct his school in manner that
will prove cminently beneficial to his pills
ils source of neabe qualification Il him,
that The youth prepared under his tuitior n
collegiate course, have invariably been j in
snlshed, whIthersCeYer they have gone, f. as
steal atanments, aswell as precision ant Gu
racy, IN their general elementary course.
The discipline of the school will requ re
slrlct observance of the rules and regulations,
puncuality in attendance and recitation, dill
sence IN application to study, and exemplary
moral department. Ever, means will be used,
and particularly that of private admontion and
instruction, to inspire the student wilma fond
hess Tor his studies, aud stimulate him 10 wig
orous prosecution of the same. The course of
study embraces every thing in classca litera-
lure and science taught in any similar instilu-
uoa IN the state. Grea, attention will be paid
" Composition in Latin and Greek. The
pupil viii also be required to exhibit, once a
fortnight, for examination and corrections, Com
position IN English. 1t may not he improper
10 adrlse the classical student to provide him
sell with Adams's i,oman Antiquities, Cleve-
lihh Epitome of Grectan do, Buffers Ancient
geography and Atlas, and lrving's Elements
oi English Composition.
lhe difficulties heretofore existing in rela-
Ton to boarding entirely removed. Gen
'emen have prepared themselves throughout the
nelghborhood 10 accommodate any number of
APPLICANTS. Col. Daniel Reamy has taken the
ronmodious and well arranged buildings of
6en. billiard, Immediately by the Academy,
aud will furnish boarding ia a neai and comfor-
iaeie slylc--Mr. Win. Dandridge, Mr.. Nath'l
w Dandndge, Mrs. fhiipois aud Mr.
, shelton kenoerly, who have hitherto afforded
universal satisfaction, will cOutinue TO enter
lam h1afders.
Ils public exam nation will commence at
lhe end of each session.
TERMS. -
board, incl udIng washing, lodging. can
oleS and irewood, per session Of five
20 months, $50 90
tuition IN theianguases, II 80
do Enghsh course, 20 90
JOSH GODFREY.
Dec' ~ tl5l
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SAFE or SLAVES. Sc.

IN pursuance of II deerelal order OF the circuit
I superior court OF law aud chanc,ry, for the
town OF Lynchbura, pronounced on the 18th
day OF October, 1886, IN "A suit therein Deepen
ding under the style OF Snnfeld v. Jones, the
undersigned, the Commissioner therein named,
will, ON the 3lst day Of January 1897, nj the
Market House, IN the town of Lynohburg, ex.
pose 10 sale by way of public auction, for rea
dy money, the following slaves, namely Mary.
sam aud George soon the sale Of
said slaves is completed, the undersigned will,
on the same day, al the dwelling house oceupl=
ed by Charles |. Jones, in the town of Lynch
burg in virtue Of the same decretnl order, ex-
pose 10 sale, by way Of public auction, for ready
money, sundry articles OF Household and kiteh
en- Furniture.
Acting MS Commissioner, The undersigned
will only convey such title as is vested in hun
by the decrctal order alore said.
HENRY HUNTINGTON,
Serge ant OF the Corporation oi Lynchburg X
tom'r
December 70 ids
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.,rxu FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

NV the ships Harmord and HuFhoTay, Jus,
rived at City Point, direct from Liverpool
We have received our importation Of British Dry
Goods;
rrpy. Nos to 5 very cheap.
.t,lss poinr and London Dualel Blankets,
= do "a 1914, II and l24 Rose, double Rose
and whitney Blankets.
SOME of these Blankets are extraquali,y and
/ do red peddings.
i do white siiesian Flannels,
, ease Cloth and Cassimeres,
do "a and GA English Merinos,
i do English Fancy Prints,
i do Jaconets, Cambrics and checked Muslins.
We have also received a portion, aud shall re-
e,,ye in few day the remainder OF ourstock OF
other Foreign aud Domestic, Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, imported from France Germany Ire
g,nd. Italy and Switzerland this season, and
bought in the Northern markers by our partners
+ & J. S James 4 Co. by the package. They
consist in part oil
Gaze coarse Satnetts, very stout,
do assorted do from hneto very me ram
Plaid and Striped,
4 do Glenrock Jeans,
i do 6.iForest Cloth and plain cold. Linseys,
do Ga, IS and al bleached domestics,
9Th and 4,
N do Petersburg and Manchester cotton Ozna-
burg No. and 2,
FIannels Baizes, and Fries,
Carpctng and Hearth Rug, assorted qualities,
plain Plaid and Damask Merinos, rsfy hand
some,
Black Gro de Paris aud other Lustrinss,
Plain and figured Gro de Maps, } beautiful as
Figured and plain col. ChalIys, sortment,
Plain and figured white aud colored Bobinets,
Splendid figured white Satin and Challys,
do striped Gauzes, for party dresses,
Gduze, Silk, Chally, Merino, Wooden, Valencia
and other fancy Handkerchiefs and Shawls,
cases American Fancy Prints,
Plaid Domestics, Furniture aud Apron Checks.
Tolinet, velvet, silk aud valencia Vestlngs,
Corded, Plaid and striped Cassimeres
Together with many other articles, making oaI
assortment very complete and desirable. Our
friends and the public respectfully solicited to
examine our stock
JAMES c. HUNT Il c.
January Is
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VIRGINIA AT court of quarterly ses-
Y sion held for the county OF Amherst, at the
courthouse on Tuesday the Esd day OF November,
1886
John Thompson, Jr. and Lucas p Thompson
Plaintiffs,
against
William Wedderbourne, John Massie, Chas.
Massie and Edmund Massie, Defendants,
IN cHANcERY.
The defendant, w iliam Weddenbourne, not
having entered his appearance, and given secu-
rity. according TO the ac of Assembly, aud The
rules of this court, and it appearing by satistac-
tory evidence, that he is not an lnhabitant OF thls
country, it is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here ON the first Monday OF the next
February court, and answer the bill OF the plain
tifTs and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the town
Of Iynchburg, for two months successfully, and
pe.ted al the front door of the courthouse OF this
county.
ROBERT. TINSLEY, c.
December % w2m e.
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A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
IA Post Office, Liberty, Virginia. January LIST.
1887:
A-Rebecca Adams, Palmer Anderton.
B-William Belew, Mrs II. CT. Borland,
C-Pleasant Canady, John Cobbs Clerk of
Bedford, Clerk of the c.. S. Court of Bedford
D-Benj. A. Donald, George W. Doolev, 9
William Durrtt, Horaio N. Dillon, Messrs
Jas. and Robert Dnwiddie
E-B. A. Edison, jackson Ewing.
John Fuqua, Harbert Firth, Henry For
queran.
G-James Gorden, Charles Gill, Bernard
Garrett.
H-Wlliam Howell, William j. Holt, JUS
tee Hancock Samuel Hancock, (col) Stephen
Hewitt, George B. Hannah, Joel Hurr, Fran
els Hally, Philip HaIyay, Andrew +. Hen
bricks.
J-Thomas Jones, (Blacksmith,) Robert
Jackson, Oman of color, Jane Jatsr, James Jeter,
VIM. II. Jones.
L-Messrs. E. Logwood & Co, Miss :. A.
Lambert, Nichodemus Leftwich, Miss Eliza
Liuletord, Mrs Frankly Leftwich, Mrs. Y. X.
Leltwich, Robert Logwood.
M-Ahira Merriam Josiah NJ. Moore, Will
liam Martini VIM. n. Merriwether, Mrs. Mary
Mead.
N-Mary P. NOEL.
P-Blauchard & Patterson, Moultre Pate
son, Edmund Page, Isaac Preston.
R-John Richardson, Alfred Raglan, Martha
Rogers.
S-Mr, G. Berry Saunders, Col. Joshua
Sheer, Robert Steptoe, George Shrader, Hannah
Steen School Commissioners.
T-Willis Turner, Elijah Turner Robert
Tinsley, Gideon Turner, John Thompson,
Violin Wright, Henry w alrond, William
Wit, William Weaks, Horace G. Whiting.
REUBEN PARKER, y. ~
Liberty, January 2 st
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w HOI. Els A |. f.
China. Glass X EarthCnWarc
Establishment.

znHF. subscriber would call the attention of
~, Merchants To this establishment, feeling
confident they will find II much to their inter
est to purchase their CHINA, Glass AND EAR
rnrNwARE in LYNCilBuRG.
The assortment Is LARGE and GENERAL, and
no doubt the prices and terms will be perfectly
satisfactory. All order, thankfully received and
promptly attended to,-packlng particularly at
tended TO. JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
The Wythe Mountaineer, Abingdon States
man. Jone sborough Republican and Knoxville
Register will insert the above twice, and forward
their bills also one copy oil the paper which
contains the advertisement.
Ian Is
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Notice..

VTNHE Steamboat Guide, will commence run
IL ming the first rise OF the waters, on the
Tennessee and Hoiston rivers, between Decatur
and Knoxville, and will ply regularly during
the season, making trip every ten days. She
is not surpassed byany Boat in the West for
Persons travelling to the Southwest, may avail
themselves ola passage either from Knoxville or
Kingston. JAMES KING u 20.
Knoxville Nov3 3m =.
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WANTED,

4 SINGLE Gentleman 10 aid us in our Store
IA IN Lynchburg-a good salesman would be
preferred-to one. who can come we'll reconi-
mended, liberal wages will be given.
ESTES X WHITEHEAD.
December % Is
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EXECUTIONS. SALE.

:" L. shall offer lor sale ,on Thursday the t2'h
W instant all the Goods Of William T.
kranth. dec consisting IN part, OF Gold aud
Silver Lever Watches PLAN English Watch
Is fine Breast Pins; Ear Rings Gold Finger
Rings; Candeslicks OF an elegant quality :;
Britannia Ware splendid Casters his Tools,
and u variety of articles loo tedious to enome-
rate Twelve months credit will be given ON
all sums over twenty dollar>--Twenty dollars
and under that amount, cash will be required.
ARTHUR II. MOON,
HENRY DUNNINGTON,
Executors Of Im. r. krauih, deco
January q u
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CASH FOR WHEATM

NFIE subscribers viii give the very highest
L market price for wheat, delivered In Lynch
burg. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.-
Oct. 8 ia
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HATS.

r. '.. HATS.
O1CASES Fashionable Hats,
II L Amongst which are every varsity Of
style and pr,cc, from 9 shillings tn the 6sest
qualify manufactured.
ROBINSON & ELLIcrrr.
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FROM ENGLAND.

yIyHE ship Gruce, has just arrived from Lv-
orpool, bringing in the balance OF my falls
supply OF CHINA and EARTHENW ARE,
which NAV be expected up in few days. Mer-
chants may now expect TO obtain any Quantity Oh
any article of China, Glass and Earthenware,
they may require for their sales;
JOSEPH y. EVANS.
betow The Banks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-12
j. &. SlIACkLEFORD.

ANAkES this opportunity of informing his
~ friends and the public generally, that he
has now received his entire supply Of SAD
DLERi comprising almost every article be
longing TO his line OF business. He has also on
hand large and general assortment of ready
made work In his line 10 wi
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Lynchburg Savings Bank,

institute" /" 1888 and nop possessing Cupi-
A. tai Of $4,000.
ptf'ct f. f. BowEN's COUNTING House.
ih,'EST will be allowed on deposites re-
At ,L oil not less than five dollars in amount,
rod og ave oi per cent. per annum. for any pc.
nor o y. s,ne less than four months four percent.
Than mum s;n Tor any period over four and less
for snv months, and five per cent. per annum
Csre pe'Iod over six months.
Bile VIII, I'?ates OF deposites will be issued paya-
I i7'i Ir'e H,, upon ten days notice.
InnN WILLIAMS, President,
iUHN 5: BLAIR, Treasurer,
HENRY o. SHOOLFIELD Secretary.
Mo.ss DIREcToRs.
Thomas o. lseston, II. M. Didlake,
Howell Lewis. "; r. PoWen, -
Jacob RIM Elliott, F.. C. Landlord.
-october27 -.
A coxan PRINTERS INK,
n ken, ' e.. supply OF Printers Ink will be
.Deemher % p. 81 W. DUDLEY:
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.EDUCA ton -.
vNHE subscriber will resume the labours OF
l. his School, on Monday, the I'd OF January
next. Terms, the same as heretofore
SAMUEL ID. TOMPk1NS.
p. SIT may be necessary to state that his
Z. IL Inll
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$50 -s.G w ~ ~ ~,

kBsliE subscriber will open training Stable
- in Lynchburg, the lst February
ISAAC H. OLIVER.
January Q Is
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The Lovingst on Hotel.

The IOVlnBSt on AOtcl.
NHE subscribers having purchased the Ia
L vern near the court house, in the town Of
Lovingston, heretofore occupied by Col. Charles
Perrow,. beg leave TO inform the public general
ly. that they will make every exertlon to please
those who may call upon them. The house is
large and convenient, and will be neatly fitted
up. Servants shall be attentive, table and sta
Bile supplied with as good as the country can at-
ford, and the bedding shall be of the first order.
In fine, we will endeavor to keepa house wor-
thy of the public regard. The line of stages
which passes through this place, stops at this
house and passengers will be furnished with
every accommodation. Wethereiore solicit the
public patronage.
HENRY S. PEYTON,
WIN. l. KIDD,
FREDERICK S. PEGTON
Loyingston, August 25 Is
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MlR7IN warp d DAVIS,
TTAVE just opened lot of seasonable
III GOODS consisting of
Super steel mixed Satinetts,
B" and common steel mixed Cloths,
Scarlet, yellow and green Flannels,
GIeen Bazes.
Black and, scarlet trimming Velvets,
D. Super black ribbed Mohar Hose.
do do Plain do do,
Dec % Is
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IUsr Casinetts. -
u IG.i opened cases containing mos tbea,,.
az some f asb;onehI OF this article among which
Seauld patterns stripe, wr;s and eherks Of the
wv aEaliration 10 ""''A VIII Pc sala very
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A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
"a Post Office, Liberty, Virginia, January LIST,
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ALSO,
A large and splendid assortment of BUFFA-
10 ROBES aud BEAR SKINS; all of
which he is determined to sell low for cash or
country produce Those wanting articles in hi,
line will do we'll to give him call before pur-
chasing
AZ All repairing done with neatness and
despatch.
November ? Is
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NffsyE'E'.

,dTN F.NllE New Steamboat
O. No.. Il Company beg leave r.,
sssgsasss to inform the public, that
they arc having boat built 10 Baltimore of
light draught Of water, for the express pur-
pose of plying beiwix, Camden and Charles
ton, and TO be here early in September. 1t
is confidently believed that she will be able
with ease TO navigate the Waleree at any
stage of the river. Merchants and others
from the upper country, viii find II TO their
interest to have their Goods aud Produce
sent through this channel, as the freighls
wlli be reasonable, in no case whatever.
will any additional charge be made for lgh.
terage, nor any exertlons or expense want
ing to ensure regularity and despatch. She
will ply in conjunction with the new steam
or /" Camden" whose success this last sea
son has put the navigation of the Wateree
by steam beyond doubt. Both boats will
DO able TO accommodate passengers com.
forably, being neatly fitted up, with the la.
dies and genlemens' cabins distinct and Sc.
parate. BENZ, GASS,
Agent New Steam Boat Company.
June "a, 1887. $50
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THE HANDSOME MAN

Ny nose Is aqalline.-
My eyes are very grand.
Ny teeth are very beautiful,
And hso fee, eight | stand
NJ shisaeFs black, mus,aehioa, too,
Ny waist child could span,
Mr. dark hair enrls, my FOO, IS small
am 4 Handsome man,
ana very Handsome, dr
= ISL nv flirting nonsense wers
NOtio!d with such light.
! wish mY sm.ling gave 10 jcY,
NJ ealing caused no fright
And seuld that might Sc excused
From picking ~ each i'm.
They're ouig dropped % 81 returned
BIZ such a handsome msu,
iuish that WIS very plain,
wish M efes eefe green,
@tsh ms hair WAS ~ and straight,
Ny figure shoFt and mean.
To shun those female plague, Ia Be
Delofmed and .de as Pan.
wi.h they d give the up and sy,
Hes nc. handsome man.
Tnsy take ny pcttraii on lhs sly,
doat know What Ia DO,
Letters IN scores enne every day
From lovers GA and new
Esch ari.els Of 4fsss asar.
Me-t Igs.agly iaeY feau
Al clothes theg iss1k 70 psll % ire.
la such handsome man, Sc
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NATURAL HISTORY.

The Kmg Snate. There is a large
specses Of sp~ekled snake, commonly called
IN the southern states, the King Snake,
perhaps because he Is the most formidable
ensmy of tho raltlesnake. IL seems TO be
the chlci object ol lis existence, 10 pursue
and destroy the latter, whose retreats and
presence IN dscovemb,e by the emission
Of peculiar amell resembling that OF the
cucunber vine. The King snake. to all
other than reptiles, 4 tho most harmless Of
creatures, YOU NAV strike him, he shows no
resentment, he hisses not, be turns mol, nor
does 10 eshlbh ans siaggisbness. Dawn
by tie smell oC cucnIbafs, he frequently
enters gardens, but hls appearance esclies
10 alarm IN any human beng tina. KNOWS
hc i the King snake and on the contrary,
women aud children wIII approach him,
tufn MIN about with stick, aud playiully
annoy him with IMMUNITY be IS only re.
leul.ess enaay of The fatt'esnaae, "hosc
strength aud venom avail nothing against
the ACTIVITY aud mode Of attack of the King
snake, aho IS alsays victor 10 every combat.
Yet the rattesnake IS a terrible reptile.
There is pecoliartty truly appalling 10 the
sound oC bis rallies, beng unlike the noise
al anv other creature; aud when you bear
the FIRST ilme, the true instinct OF nature In.
presses On Your qaailinz heard that danger
and death are near Never shall forget
one h9rfid even, OF ms lis was fishing
In southern lake. one summer day, when
an unusual disposition Of sleep came over
me. stuck the end Of my fishing rod 10
tie bank &c the lake, and sought beautiful
mace of shade, formed by the lnterlaclng
boughs OF gigantic live oaks, and towering
nagno!ias, petiulned BY the delicate odpnr
Of bcaulifal Wild orange, then 10 bloom,
which had sprung up 10 luxurlani grandeur
under the leafy canopy. the seed ot which
had probably been dropped IL thus lonely
spot 81 the Indian hunter or the wandering
wild bird. At is base, on a carpet oI
green moss sprinkled over with its fallen
and snowy bloom, | stretched myself IT
luxurious l4ngour for an hours repose.
slen,. When awokc, turned on mJ
side, md perceived some distance from me
two br.Hlan, orbs and INSTANTLY tremulous
mingled sensation Of an lndehnable mature
came upon my faculties. Something OF NJ
instructive dictate or impulse counseIlet
mo 10 avert my looks; bat then there wa
such ~ absorbing, wIsh!ul delight IN ca
zlng into eyes, that inteutiy and melilngly
eaz,d lu.o NINE. that even the tremuon
pulsaiion of fear fixed my frllne, and | re
maned4so fdcinated that | could see moth
Ing but The mos, beautiful coIors. In short
l wasfota!ly lost, so completely bewlderet
with commlugled emotions, that could no
withdraw my gaze nor even move.
Suddenly, the melting eyeballs glare
with sparks Of hfe--thero was Inovemcn
Il WIS in dreamy stato--bm shH dl'
tinctly saw an enormous rdhlesnake {; iyin
10 his coil, bis tail qulyerIng with vlbra
ting motion, his head erect and draw
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GEE,ET(EG

As.tiGf, = p'tWttf 81.
! am nov s. years oil sgs--when IN &
year, | received wound Ola ny iCl 'ts
became liberated, and continued 50 uaa II
Of March last. Ii would occasions b
and then break cut again; bug NEST a. 'as
1t was IN very painful condition, The 1'' 4
extended to large size. and become Ui
| tried many remedies 10 make & cure, "
success, until applied Grag's iFra!Hest
msai, two pots Of which have cfftciaalJ .
my leg, and reduced it 10 It's natura. s'@
cure would have been made much sooasi'
strictly attended to the directions for " :
the Ointment; but this failed to Do, vEiN
much exercise, and very impr5entIg c$'
bandage. My leg has been well .or G2f
six mon'hs, during which time, hsFe =.
much, yet II remains Grm and free Hcto
ness or Inflammation. After having bgs7 "
for a period OF forty-one years, DOW f'
benefit OF sound beg again. -,
LEW IS H0LLVtN
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sNEsCELL.a. s.E0Us.

THE MYRTLE.--sY T. h. BAiLtr, =
Thoagh no word nay BE- spoken,
NJ, farewell to tell.
When sead the q token.
Dseiphs- Il wsll
In my desolate hours
NV soisee shall be,
Ia the language Of flowers
To whisper to thee.
He spoks.--snd we parted:
said mol word;
For. half broksn.hearted,
/. His farewell | heard;
And when | was lonely,
Sweet tokens be scat,
For me, and me only,
TIE trace their intent
watch'd for their coming
They eame,-but they brought,
Though fragrant and blooming,
No lidings | sought
All told me of sorrow,
or absenc, Of pSin. =.
None whispered. " Tomorrow,
We meet, love, again"
No Flower bath spoken
OF hope until now
How welcome this token,
The green Myrtle bongh
No gitl could be better.
Unless he would wriie,
TArss rords in letter.
Expect me tonight"
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NOTICE.

Ny tract of land. lying withipsne mile
of the town, containing 230 acres, about
sixty or seventy of which is in cuItiVallon
of'good quality, with quantity OF first rate
bottom and upland 10 clear, well watered
aud tlmbered, situated and lying on the two
Sugar Creeks, at the head Of the mill dam,
most commonly known by tbs name Of Bis
sells dam. deem it unnecessary 10 give
a further description Of the property, as
persons wishing to purchase can call on
me and view the property. will sell Iow
for cash, or will give long credit Of on.
nuaI instruments 10 sui: the purchaser, if the
payments are made perfectly secure.
SAN. INCOME.
Clarlsle. Jalg 26. 1897. 56G