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LAND FOR SALE.

1NHE SUBSCRIBERS wish to sell their Farm
l. lately owned by Col, Joseph Blair, containing
$50 ACRES,
lying upon the waters Of Cedar Creek. and adjoining
the Lands Of Robt. White, Esq. and others. A.
bout hundred and fifty Acres of the above
toned land is cleared aud in high state Of cuva-
ton. and uncommonly fertile producing all kinds Of
Grain in great bandance. The whole farm is well
vatered, and FIFTY or SIXTY ACRES off,st rate
meadow can be conveniently made upon IT. The
uncleared land is heavily timbered, and is first rate
Tobacco Land-equa to any in the country. On
The said land there is GOODLOG DWELLING
HOUSE. two ORCHARDS, and a first rate
White Sulphur Spring, only three miles distant
from the Natural Bridge, and five or six miles from
James River. farther description is deemed un
necessary as It is presumed those wishing to pur-
chase. will view the premises. The Farm will be
shown TO any person Wishing to purchase. by one
ofthe subscribers who lives upon adjoining lar nj.
WILLIAM SHIELDS,
DAVID EDMONDSON.
ROckbridge Oct II 2.
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NOTICE.
July %

WILL SELL, by way of public auction, to
l. the highest bidder. for cash. on Monday The 2ls
day ct the present month, (Oclober,) that being
Court day, before the store door of Coleman ID Rem
nett a, Pusylvania Coun House, fifteen or twenty
likely Negroes, consisting of men, women, girls and
boys. JOHN f. +. PATRICK.
Oct II tds
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tl25 90.


Answer. One years cost. $l25 %.
From the above data, | demand OF every farmer
IN the United States what the sub Treasury scheme
has cost him for the year ending tho LIST instant by
deprec,a,ing his produce. aud II he is willing to pay
an equal sum every year to support a measure
which will invest the President with IA dam ereus
power al the expense Of the farmer.
CoRoLL.RY.--l, is particularly the duty Of those
who see the pe'nclous tendency OF the sub Trea-.
sury scheme to let themselves be- divided by per
sonal preferences or Other considerations, in oppo-
slton 10 It's author +; but assiduousiy sndeavor
10 undeceve such are msled BY its delusve pre-
tensions. For these purposes. would recon neudi
that his problem be solved every three months I'LL
the next Presidential election, aud that those solu-
ions be published IN the county papers. with tho
names OF their authors. EUCLID.
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IVORY KNIVES & FORKS IN SETS,
l. Patent Coffee Pots, and Steak Dishes
Plated Candlesticks, Shutters aud Trays,
Andirons. Tenders, and Shovel and longs.
Just received aud for sale by
"F- Il. B. RICHARDS.
e. Sept - Is
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To the Valefudinarian.

To the Valetudinarian.
I HAVE just received fresh from the Springs. a
l. large quantity Of
UNITE SULPHUR UT.4TER,
carefully put up in bottles 1t will be kept cool for
persons wishing to use il in town. have also q
few boxes Of White SsslpIssSr Pills, which
have acquired considerable reputation in the cure
of those diseases to which the White Sulphur Wa
ter seems so peculiarly adapted.
II. LATHAM, Druggist
June 10 IL
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Challys, MOuslin de Lains, &c.
WE have just received lot of seasonable and
w very handsome & O 0 d S for the La
dies, amongst which are
M'ch inquired Challys, new style and splendid,
~ ~, ous''n de Lains, very cheap,
p ia,S o'ack and small figured blue-black Silk
NC K.ch black Satin LevanIine.
p,;.:o. skirts, Thread Cambria ndksrchiefs,
o'''''h and American Prints, &C. &C.
Sept. % oN " '
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THE 7Xe.zCT OF L.9.y.D,

THE Tract OF L.4.y'D,
belonging 10 the estate of the said James HALEY
Burton. lying in the County of Nielsen, about five
miles from the Court House, containing nearly
Three Hundred .9cres.
This Tract is very desirable, being well adapted to
the growth Of Wheat. Corn, Tobacco, &C.; has on
II comfortable Dwelling House and all necessary
Out Houses.
Al The same time aud place. will be sold, the Crops
Of Corn. Rye, Oats, Fodder, &C., the stock of every
description, consisting OF Horses, Cows, and Hogs;
among them valuable Brood Mare and two fine
Coils. and several very valuable Mich Cows. Also "a
complete set Of BIacksmith's Tools, a road Wagon
aud Harness, two small Wagons, all The Plantation
Tools, and Household and kitchen Furniture, and
three Stills complete.
TERMS.-The Land will be sold on credit of
and two years. and the other properly on credi,
oftweve months Bonds with approved security will
be required. and deed of trust the Land.
ALEX. BROWN, Executor of
James HALEY Burton, deed.
Oct 10 t20Ns
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.V'OTICE.

A GENERAL MEETING of the stockholders
IA in the Lynchburg and Buffaoe Springs Turn
pike Company will be held at PedIar Mills in the
county Of Amherst, on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next &. CARTER, Secretary,
l.. Il b. S. 7. c.
Oct. ID AN
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Hnke care Of the cents and the Dollars
will take care of themselves.o
HERsrr.
UNION SAVINGS BANK


CAPITAL $4,000.
WlLL receive Depostes of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding fully
and effectually all the property and funds of the H.
stitution, Tor the payment thereof within ten days
notice, with interest thereon. from time of deposte
an pad; at the rate OF per per annum 70,
all sums which shall have been deposile for less
than one year; and 50 per. cent. per annum for all
SUNS which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday al half past eight o'clock p. M :;
al the office over the store OF Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. b. Renwck.
{. Mclvei. Henry j. Brown,
Jno. Kinnier, Thos. o. AGREE,
u. Sal'nons, c. Phelps.
Tiden Reed
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President,
Ro. B. Shelton, Treasurer,
}. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
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PROBLEM /.
so 20 0

From this table IL appears that wheat has fallen 20
cents. bushrl rye and corn rs eeUs, aud oats cents
within the las, year ending the lst instant. These
iacs are known To every farmer who has any ofthess
grains for sale. s a as saea
LEmma 2. II the profits Of banks are princips
~ derived from their issues and discounts; that in
tcsrsi will induce bank directors 10 extond their IL
sues aud discounts, and that they do extend them
whenever they win safety 10 themselves and the
community, are facts known to every ono who 10 eli
acquainted with tho nature and operations of these
institutions. 81 s.laf
The ,boye fsois being admitted from their ineou-
hovertlbihy. lei us lnqnne. What has reduced the
different kinds ol grain 10 their present prices We
are correctly tod il is tina scarcity Of money! with
full crops hui chiefly the inr,ner. The scarcity Of
money has been Produced by the banks cur,ailng
their issues and discounts, and thor curtailnsnt
Though great loss TO tho banks) has been rendes-
ed necessary by bosiiloand dslrusu feeling which
has been extensively dffused through society against
these INSTITUTIONS We now come tn the principal
question in eur inquiry, which IL, Whe has produ-
ced this hostile and dsrusini feelngf The Van
Buren, party. which has put down a national bank.
and denounced State banks NJ corrupt institutions,
unworthy Of confidence s
Then. AS the resent prices Of grain have, hseng
produced by The scarcity II money rs the search
~ OF money has bean produced oy tho Banks cur
failing their issues and discounts as this curxil-
ment was rendered necessary by hostile and dis
lrusifnl feeling which has been extensively diffused
through society against the banks; and, ~ this
hostile feeling has been produced by the Van Buren,
party Tor the purpose Of getngi the sub Treasury
scheme established by law. necessarily ioows that
tho Van Buren, parry has p,oduced the present
prices Of grain Tor the purpose ii establishing that
Of, rejected scheme--the sub Treasury.
Having demonstrated tina fact, let us SOC how
much Tho attempt Ia establish an 4" Iudepeudsnt
Treasury has cost my neighbor farmer. who has
the following quantities Of grain Tor sale. VIZ:
JDO bushels oil wheat, 20 cents IA busItel S1lO
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\ GANNAWAY 81 THOMAS y. MOOR
IA. MAN having associated themselves in bu-
siness in future the business ~ill be continued The
I'D STAND Of A. Gannaway (next door 10 Lib
4 y Warehouse.) under The firm of
GannaWay Il Norman,
who offer to their friends and the public in general
alags and well selected assortment of Groceries at
Wholesale and retail, which they will sell low for
cash or country produce.
A. GANNAWAY,
r.. T. MOORMAN.
Oct II 2w
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MAIN STREET,
I'D door from the corner leading 10 tho Wnshnp on
Hotel, and opposite the Dry Goods Store Of
Messrs. Turner x Burwcl)
INHANKFUL for the liberal patronage hereto
Il fore extended to him, respectfully informs the
citizens Of this place. and adjacent country tha, no
IS recently returned from the North, where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed IN this mar
set, Tor neaness, durability and unusually cheap
Having purchased in New York exclusively for
Cash. he hat,ers himself that the inducements held
forth cannot fail TO please.
Ills assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
HATS, OF his own manufacture, warranted superior
to any made in this section OF the county, aud much
lower than iormerly,-with a variety of
T. A II $,
purchased expressly for this market. consisting OF
Seal aud Outer of extra fine quality suitable for the
approaching season. and warranted 10 render com.
fort and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price of those articles. i
worthy the attention of the public M .sk Flu
caps, extremely low. together with choice seec-
ton OF ouihs Caps, OF various qualities, Fur and
Cloth Children's fancy Cloth Caps. remarkably
beautiful, and AT prices such cannot fail To please
with large stock of Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants. e. The attention of Country Haters
and Merchants is specially requested my stock OF
trimmings which is the largest eve, offered here
and on as liberal terms be purchased this side
OF New York. On hand a large assortment of Wool
Hats. white and black which offered al u modei u G
advance on original prices. The public are invited
TO call aud examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
sept. 20 Am
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Three hundred ana tscetre s1creS,
I,inp in Amherst county, on the Glade road lead
og from Lyuchburg to the Folly, aud about fifteen
miles from Lynchburg, and adjoins the lands OF
DR.. Robert Wng6ed, Col Gooch, Wiley camp
bell and others. The Mines dug by {. Chswell IN
the year l72O, will show 10 persons who VIII
RS, view the premises that The estate will be valua-
BILE to persons of capital, The New lork Copper
Mines Company having already been working those
Mines one mile from this Farm. and have got plenty
Of Copper Ore, which they have sent on 10 England
to explore The Copper Mines in this great body Of
metal in This region OF country. One hundred and
fifty Acres of which is heyly tmbered tobacco land
not surpassed by any in the county Il the cleared land
in good Of improvment.@ bch the present crop
will show for itself. This Land lies remarkably well
and is abundantly water-d. The Improvements are
good framed Dwelling House, 16 by feet with two
good BRICK ch'mneys all nearly new and all other out
houses necessary, with good Orchard OF choice
fruit trees. Also all my Stock OF Horses. Cattle,
Sheep. Hogs, all my Crop Of Corn. Wheat, Oats,
Tobacco, Fodder. Shucks, Straw, all my Planta-
ton. Utensils with my Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Terms will be liberal and made known
on the day OF sale. SEATON PADGETT.
Oct. IL 81
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From the National IafeiiiQenesr.

sUpLtHsViLLE, lNld.I Oct q 1852
hessrs. Editors: The following article you will
please 10 publish, you think worthy Aplaes In your
valuable paper:
PROBLEM /.
To be solved by every Jarmcr IL The Usitsd Stafes.
LrMMa /. Onthe LIST Of Octobsr, 1888 and 1880.
the prices Of grain IN thc Baltimore market we're ~
follows viz
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ElslMlSo
GOETHE LYNCHBURG VIRGIN1AN,"

pybi.shed sem"eeky feeery Monday ana ,D "'
F.sr Dollars per as""m; paydo'e ." "".a"''i "
refined for shorter period than sir months; and
,u be diseontinued fercept al the disereo" Of the
.e iasrsJ xsfa al ayrsarayes are paid.
UrADVER TISEMEN7Sin inserted at 50 cents per square
for The fret iuseren and 81 cents for ersry suisse
sssnt isserfssa.
rryOB PRINTING sseesfed neatly saa e<Ped'f'ss''s
- IN raasoaNble terms
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ADDLERY and Coach Trim mings :,
- a superior assortment just opened, for sale by
'' Fl. B. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 -
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N pursuance OF the last " 1T and testament Of James
l. HALEY Burton, deceased, the subscriber will sell
on the premises, to The highest bidder, Wednes-
day the Goth day Of November
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veaU Stage Line.
:AN

PASSENGERS to the Springs, and other trav-
elers, are hereby informed, that the under
signed will CONNIE ce running
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sVOTECE.
1UhSUANTto decree of the Chcuit Superior
Am,. 1ouH Of Law and Chancery, for the county of
= pronounced on the 4,h lay of April, 500,
Ple. "e Gnt,ancery suit Of John B. Fortuae Il Co.
.h.,, Tmu benjamin Wright and Others Defendants,
sell Tho on the 29th day OF October, 1889, to
TRACT OF LAND, ~ssuA
IN the said decree mentioned,
containing one hundred
boSod.s and eighty-,hree acres,
nan No.. ~ ine Lands Of John F. Camden, Susan
prsm.."' sohn Campbell and others, upon the
'0' ready money. - '"' inquest 0'ooe'' any
WIN: E. COLEMAN, D. S.
lor Edmund Penn. Sh'f. of Am
Sept 20 nefst county, aud as such comr.
ego
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stocks, Collars &c.
FAMILY BACON.

I HAVE lot Of very nice Bacon for sale. cut and
l. cured expressly FOR FaoiIy use.
GEORGE r. WILLIAMS.
Sept. Q. 70
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.June27
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COPPER MINE ESTATE

nyHE subscriber will sell, al his F'shehce, OF
the first day of November, 839, the VALUA-
BILE ESTATE upon which he now resides, con
tanning
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MAIN STREET,
I'D door from the corner leading 10 tho Washington
Hotel aud opposite the Dry Goods Store of
Messrs. Turner X Burwel1
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s. #. Thompson,

WOULD respectfully inform his old friends
and customers that he is .4iipe and vet
in Iownshend, but has removed from the Store
he formerly occupied, to the new and commo-
dious building recently erected, opposite Tag
CARTS Hotel, where he hopes to see all his old
patrons, and as many new ones as may feel
disposed TO call upon HIM. He cannot refrain
rendering his warmest thanks to the inhabitants
of Townshend and vicinity for the very liberal
support they have extended to him for three
years, and hopes he shall be enabled still to
merit his share Of appreciation and favor
5. +. Il. will not trouble his friends with list
of articles that he never had nor expects, nor
will he undertake TO make you Leleve that in
consequence of his having a benevolent heart
he thinks more of your interest than his own,
or that he has an Agent in the Old World
Credit in Boston and every thing else that will
enable him to sell lower than any other living
man--this you would say was froth. But
this much he will pledge himself to do---se as
low as the loweSJA-to the sick he would say,
WINES and LieuoRs, such as our Doctors
shall approve. CALL and SEE.
Townshend, Aug. %, 1889. SO
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brighton lMarket--Monday, Sept. 2. 1890.
[Reported for the Daily Advertiser & Patriot.l

AZ maike 4l0 Beef Cattle, 240 Stores, 20 Cows
and Calves, 1850 Sheep, and $40 Swine.
About 20 Beef Cattle and 1000 Sheep were reported
last weeks- Beef Cattle and 800 Sheep remain
sold.
Prices--Becf Cattle-we quote to correspond with
last week, about the prices having been Obtained
for like qug'iiy<-First quality az So rs so; sec
ond qualify $50 8; third quality Sc 50a7.
Stores--oeses were made nj lower prce--when pti-
ces shall beepme more steady -h-li anote them.
Sheep Dnll," and prices reduced,ve ,,uo,e l,,,s
at 81 80, 81, 90, s3. 2 62, 2 75, 90 and so.
Swine-Prces have further decioed--lois 10 ped
die we're taken at l-2c for Sows and l-2 for Bar
rows; LOT two-thirds Burrows l-4c at retail. q n
l-2 for Sows, and a Z l-2c for Barrows
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MUSIC STORE.
NOTICE.

DOLICES of Insurance are now issued BY
IL the WIYDHAM County MUruAI. FIRE
Insurance COMPANY upon all Applications for
Insurance which are approved by the Dircc-
tors.
The Gentlemen whose names follow are APP
pointed Agents 10 receive Applications
Brattleboroneh, Samuel Elliot, Il. w. Prouty.
Dover, Willard II. Jones, r. D. Jones. Dunn
merstou, Asa Knight. Grafton, Fabius Ban
croft. Guillord, Willard Martin. Halifax,
John Reid Rufus X. Henry. Jamaica, S. r..
II. Cheney. Londonderry, Niles Aldrich.-
Marlborough, jesse b. Cone. New Fame,
Henry Wheelock, Benjamin Ormsbee, Esek
Atwood. Rockingham, Alexander S. Camp
bell, Joseph Boswell. Townshend, Thomas
Cook, Jr. Vernon, Artemas Washburn.-
marlborough, John II. Gates, Erasmus
Plympton. Westminster, Timothy Fl. Hail.
Nottingham, John T.. Butler. Windham,
William Harris.
BY order of the Directors.
JAMES Secr'y.
New Fame, August 10, 1880. 81 3w
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From the Baltimore Chronicle.
PLAIN FACTS.
WHERE is THE PUBLIC MONEY!

WHERE is THE PUBLIC MONEY!
Having met in the Richmond Wing, with
the following article made up from public doc
uments, adopt il as one of the series of "Plain
Facts" to which | wish to draw the attention
OF the people. 1t very properly follows the
defalcations of public officers"
On the Goth day of September last, at
time when the Government pretended to be so
poor, that it had TO borrow money to the amt
of millions, or, what is the same thing, 10 issue
Treasury notes bearing interest to that amount,
there was then in the hands of agents of the
Government unaccounted for, 10 the amount of
near fifteen millions Of dollars nearly three
hundred l1dgon loads, had it been in silver
That this statement is true, appears from doc
ument No. 2, furnished by the Government TO
Congress al the commencement of the last
session.
1st There was in 9th. On the same
the hands of the officers day there remained in
and agents OF the Quar- the hands of the agents
termaster Generals of the Typographical
Department, and unac- Bureau, unaccounted
counted for, on the 30th for, 1876
day of September last, See Doc. p. 25l.]
S28O,91S
Cd. On the same day 9Th. On the same
there was in the hands day there remained in
of the agents of the the hands of the agents
Medical Department, Of the Ordnance De-
unaccounted for 1916 partment, and unac-
Sd. On the same day counted for, 3S,S6f
there was in the hands See Doc.No. p. 800.
of the agents of Pay
masters Generals De- 9Th. On the same
partment, unaecounted day there remained IN
for, $10,644 The hands OF the agents
See Doc. No.2 pl42 of Indian Affairs, and
4lh. On the same unaccounted Tor,
day there was in the 2,49i, asa 4
hands of the Commits See Doc. No.2 p.o05. J
sary General, and I'M 9lh On the same
accounted for, 29,724 day there remained in
TSee Doc No.2 p.l49. the hands of another set
9Th. On the same of agents attached to
day there remained in the Department OF In
the hands of the agents dian Affairs, unaccount-
of the Engineering De- ed for, 6,A1 pol
partmenl unaccounied See Doc. No. p.o07.J
TiSS ae Doc. No. 2 o. ISL. $l4e95,6 GAO
Thus while the Government was actually
borrowing money, it had IN the hands OF us
agents, unaccounted for, near tlr h ~,
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS on The 30th
September 1898. :.
Oftbe before mentioned sums Of money, II
is already asceraned that about eighty thou
sand dollars had been lost TO the Government
by the defalcation Of two Of the agents IN whose
hands il was placed and how much more OF u
has been lost and will be lost il is impossi-
bic 10 tell but that much of il will be lost, there
can be no doubt"
In NV next shall endeavor to enlighten the
nublic in regard to the amount of money an
nually paid by Government 10 printers, and
shall make il appear that some oil the ardent
supporters Of the doctrine that to The victors
belong the spois,n are thereunto moved by
very powerful and substantial reasons
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Making 8 per cent. assessment for
the year; said per ceniage 70 be cast on the
original amount Of the premium note, without
reference TO any endorsements, and to he paid
TO the Treasurer, at his Office in Montpelier, on
or before the 10th day OF Oct. 1889, being the
day ofthe annual meeting of sad company
An opportunity will be presented TO forward
the members ofthe Legislature,
and those who neglect to forward their assess
ments then, are referred to the 9Th section of
the Act, attached to each policy for the conse-
quences.
HARRY VAIL,-Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. 10, 1880. 81 Sw
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A Great Bargain !.
co.
~ Farm For Sale y!


GITUATED half mile west of the Meet
- ing-House in Stamford, on the coun-
ty road to Bennington, containing three hun
dred and twelve acres of land-one hundred
Of which is improved land, and the remainder
theimost valuable timbered land inthe town,
being heavily timbered with various kinds Of
timber; among which is, the most convenient
and largest number Of Naples for the manuiac-
turing of Maple Sugar there is in this section
of country. Bark, wood and lumber, are cash
article on the premises. The Farm will keep
twelve or fifteen Cows and team summer and
winter, and reserve land sufficient to raise from
thfee.to four hundred Bushels of grain annually.
There is on the premises, a House "a by 80
feet, and a Barn so by so feet--an Orchard suf
fcient to make twenty barrels of Cider; the
farm also contains good Mill privilege on one
Of the largest streams in the town. Also, one
hundred acres of first rate timbered land, situ-
ated two miles from said farm. All of which
the subscriber now offers for sale at the reduced
price of sixteen hundred dollars;-from three
to four hundred dollars will be required at the
time of sale, and the remainder made easy in
annual payments, secured by mortgage
Also, sixteen head of Cattle and Thirty Sheep,
and Hay sufficient to winter the same can be
had with said farm at a bargain.
ANDREW COOK.
Stamford, August %, 1889.