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lG7 ACRES,

more less adjoining The lands belonging 10 the heirs
Of +. A. Harris deed and others,-n being lie
Land which james Tankersey nj present resides,
and the purchased by him Of John n. Ander-
son, will appear from his 1.-THE said Anderson's)
deed bearing dae on the Is day OF October 1888,
and filed among The papers in the case oil " Amber
Tankersley," in the Circuit Superior Coni
OF Law and Chancery for the county of Bedford.
The sale will be made in pursuance OF a decree
Of the Court aforesaid, made the 9TH day of No
venbef. 1888. III the Of John n. Anderson
plaintiff against James fankersey defendant Should
persons wish view the Land before the day OF sale
Mr.. Tankersel will point To them.
WILLIAM K. JONES, Sheriff Of Bedford.
aud Commissioner.
JnlY % Mds
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Ham MoSrr TiMrs.--rhe Cincinnati Gazette,
after stating that Mr.. Morris late United STATES Sen.
ator nom Ohio. had taken up his residence IN Gu
cinnaii and was there occupying himself ateaeher
OF iocofoeoiss, and especially as denouncer ofbanks
aud an advocate Of hard money, adds these fcnee-
tons:
i know a linle OF hard money times. My re.
collection runs back beyond the commencement OF
banks remember The gold cnfrcpcy-haiEjoes,
m0idores RH'neas, all snugly wrapt in white paper
with lhef amounts endorsed. These travelled over
the mountains IN brooches pockets, and none could
get hold OF them that did not work. ! remember
me when an able hand hired himself to fell dead
timber with an axe. Al twenty SIX shiIlipgs Pennsy-
'ania currency, tS3 57.) by the month Of twenty
SIX working days, IN the months of January aud
February, and he worked faithfully from daylight
until dak DO the laboing classes wish return
of these wages The hard money system may ac.
commodate them.
lremembef when there were no merchants but
lillle country shops OF foot pcdars when pewter
the material Tor cupboard furniture; and when the
travelling tinker, wilh his spoon moulds, was most
acceptable vlsitant 10 the rich farm house. The
poor had no use for Inn I: they ab1ed by horn cups
and wooden irenchers. should like 10 these
times again. Fortunes were not then made in Two
or three Dprratlons."
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NfAHIf ofFoslif ifhItI1 AbhluoIaEf
ID ESPEC1FULLY Informs his friends aud the
u public generally, thai he continues 10 carry on
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN WARE
ia all lis various branches. lis stock OF Tn Ware
IS now large, vel assorted, and well wor,by the al
ienlion Of both wholesale and retail dealers. Ills
stock Of STILLS and other Copper Ware is also
very large aud desirable and he is prepared 10 manu-
facuie to order STILLS OF any size pattern, and
will also repair old STILLS take them IN exchange
for ones,
lie las also on hand \ large and well assorted
stock OF WOHE WIRE for wheat fans. &c, and IS
prepared to weave TO any ofdef he may receive
lie also has attached to the establishment y BRASS
FOUNDRY, aud spiepafed 10 castle order, Bells
for tayerhs, churches and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes, castings for Thfeshing Machines, aud
all other kinds Of Brass Castings.
lie continues, also. To gutter and cover Houses
eher in town country, wIfh Copper, Tn. Zinc
Sheet Iron upon the most favorable terms.
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass eilher purchased
or taken IN exchange for new work Country pro-
duce also taken IN exchange for all work IN his line
Aug.
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1--WE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully
Il call the attention OF the public To their new es.
tabishment, (the Lynehburg Foundry,) situated
immediately on The canal, few steps below the
Horse Ford, where we prepared TO do any Kind
OF Casting. Mil Iron Machinery of any description
wnh nealncsss and despatch. We hope by strict at
te. i business, to merit "A portion of public ma
~ Any orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. J. II. DlUGUlD * Co.
My93 WIS
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NOTICE..

TIVE subscribers Wool cardng Machine, vii
Il be in inl operation by the 10Th day of the pre-
sent month. Ounce The Machine is entirely new
made by the skIllnl workman, MIR. Robert NJ Clay
tor, who has been in the practice of making them
tor the last 20 years, aud pledges himself TO keept
n hrst rate order.
The terms for cardng will be cents per pound the
owner OF the wool 10 furnish pound of grease for
every IL pounds Of wool. The Machine will be sit
uated on Black-water, miles from Lynchburg, Oh
The Forest Road, at the mill formerly owned by Mrs
Tate. pledge mysefto use every exeriion IN maxi
my hrsiraic Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS to send WOOL to my Mill
are informed that fhey will leave the same al The
Stores OF Messrs. Mckinney & Mosby or Brown &
Cross, viii cause the same al my own expense tc
be carried TO the Mill. carded and brou Chr pan for
delivery IN the form of Rolls. shall also keep con
stant'y at the same places, supply of WOOL
ROL LIS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made to give satisfaction.
TANDY X KIDD.
June 10 "a
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LAMB TO. SALE Ols RENT.

NNllE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 sell. and a coed
Il bargain may be had. in a TRACT OF LAND,
lying in the south part of Bedford county. The
tract contains about 1000 acres is well waered and
lies well, and has considerable quantity Of good To-
bacco Land unceared. The Improvements are
u DWELLING HOUSE, with other out Houses
and between 200 an 300 acres Of cleared Land under
a good fence. Further desert ption is deemed I'M
necessary, it is probable any person would buy
without viewing the Land FIRST The tract will be
divided if required and If not sold before the l5h
OF September, will be rented for The next year
EDMUND AUSTIN.
July % wtds
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fais4fGAf..
From the 4dibans Erening Adrertiser.
EENRY CLAY.

From the albany EreafHg Adeerfiser.
BENNY CLAM
Hail tsshe Statesman great and wise
The Pa,riot,rue aud bold
Whereof ifophied Eagle flies,
His name with pride is told
s. From Names dark Fincs. sad erags Of snus,
To where magellan bfeezesblas
Ger sich Flofi,linn flowers
Iron, hilly EAS, TO prnlted wcsi,
We haii idn eur mis latest
Rejoice him
Twice, wlaen The tempest o'er US hung,
And roar dssiraeIioa's wave.
Like light fiom darkness forth he sprung
To guide and 10 save
In the fierce flashing ofthe storm
We saw his proud anJannied form
Upon the quiscrins deck,
AZ with his eve onion saaf,
by his answering arm, afar
We shunnd tho threatening wreck.
His heart has bent IN sympathy
Nhcrc'es. throughout the world,
The yokedhnse fought for liberty
With freedoms Dug unfullfd.
: Saw Greece when nations saw = ou bleed,
Who, tfnmpet,tonsuel proclsin'd ,uur noca
And cmes of ndes, say
That tempted lhnd With answering shout,
Ard those submits thunder ont,
The nnmo Of ilfxRI CLAY.
soul here patrio, love intense
And frankcsI feelings dwell,
A splendid nalchless eioqueHre,
courage naushit un quoll
No pairy limits hound his fame.
An Etupire.s senitef A IN y,s,ls tfa,u
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lIessrs. Joseph Pfuit and Fanny his n0ife, Edcard
Boaz and Elisabeth his u,le. James Boaz and
Sarah his riff, Eduard Boofer. Martha Booker,
Richard B0oher John Cdttauay and Pdrhaa
Bo3kel
fE'AkE notice, that on the 4t day Of October,
i 1899, al The house Of Francis w. Scott, IN the
county of Halifax. we shall proceed totake the depo-
slfions OF Susannah Price and others aud on the
9th day OF the same month at the house cf John Scott
IN the same county, the dispositions Of Absaom
Rosck aud others TO be read evidence in n suit
depending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for the county of Halifax, in which we
aud oihersar compliments, and you and others are
delendants,- should The said deposllions not be
completed on the 9th AT the house Of john Scott
they will be continued over from time to time al the
same place I'LL they completed.
JOHN SCOTT,
SARAH SCOTT,
NANCY SCOTT.
August wiw
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One hundreaDOllars REGARD.
June

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber the 9th of
IL July, very bright mulato Boy by the name
Of WARMER, about feet Q inches in height
10 years of age, spare made, strait black hair
black eyes genteel in his appearance, very polite in
his manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conceit-
ed has small on the back of one of his hands
He took with him two suits Of cloths, of gray
bfoadcloh irock coat and pantaloons, the other OF
homespun, copperas color roundabout & panialoons
and black fur hat about hall worn. IL requires
close inspection to Distinguish him from a white
person, 1t is supposed that he has gone in the
direction of Lynchburg, or llillsborough, or
down the river.
! will give the above reward if taken, over 90
miles iiom home; over 0 aud within 90 miles. $50 i:
within 10 miles, $40, if he is returned to me, or
lodged in Jail, SO that get HIM again.
NATHL.. p. THOMAS
Near Milton, N. &.
July % Is
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.NOTHS .1yssffirUssySS.
NE SUBSCRIBERS are agents for the sale
n OF large number Of the genuine
MSrUs MulticauIis Cuttings and .,ou,s

W l"e present years growth. They are from a
very unusually iionrshng nursery, in the adloini,g
county OF Buckingham and the trees are of uncnn,s
u'o"y vigorous growth, many of them on the Isl
"nI,,n measuring rom 81 TO feet in height. The
e"'t""lor' Kew J. :. Armistead secured in the ,,e
sem upprolhtious season, the growth Of sfreny, f
'ees 'o' every hundred single buds planted. lie
variants me genulneness of the trees aud the ma,u,i
otHf tue wood which he sells The CUTTINGS and
'oo's VIII be ready for delivery early in November
tended to. WII1IAuS g. tru 1"pey at
July Ia wv 'o"'
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A new line of Coaches,


From Lyncbburg 10 Dagger's (Dibielfs) Sprin,s
via the Natural Bridge, Tuesday next he End do,,
ofJaiy. Until further notice, shall leave I.yncb'
burg ON Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays at half
after four A. NJ, and arrive at Dibres the same eva
nings, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dbrels after breakfast, aud reach Tho
White Sui phur about o'clock, p. NJ. Visilers IN
the Springs by this line will thus be relieved fron
all night travel and reach the White Sulphur q,
I.ewisburg, in two days from Lynchburg. The
Turnpike Is now finished quite to lis Intersection wib
the Lexington and Covington Road. and in add.
lion 10 the general novelty and splendid scenery il
affords, would mention as peculiar objects Of
interest and curiosity, the passage through, not ORR
the Blue Ridge, along the margin of James Rive,
and commanding a view of the Mountain Canal i,
beautiful prospect--rhe Natural Bridge, which Nj
Jefferson pronounced worth Trip across the Allan.
tic to view-a last, but not least Daggers SprinUs
kept by Chs. l.. Dibrel, where he tina, has been
will like to be again.
The undersigned intending 10 give their persona
attention TO this line, confidently promise travail
lers first rate Coaches and Teams, and careful and
accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pa,ns
themselves to satisfy their passengers
WIN. A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
June 81 ia
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a Miller wanted.

A PERSON qualified to attend properly 10 a
n Saw and GrIsi Mil, can find employment by
application To me. Testimonials of character ouali-
hcatIons, &c, will be required.
TANDY X. KIDD.
August 3 wis
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.Ucssrs. samuel Hull aud ZnchGriGh
rFsfffsNtns

.uessrs. samuel HUH aud EachGriGh
gstifiNnss:
U'AkE NOTICE, thai | shall. the 17th day of
u September next, AT the house of Shadrck Clay
well, in the County Of ledell. aud State Of North
Carolina, proceed 10 take the dispositions OF Shadck
CIaywell and others and II from any said
dispositions should not be TAX en that day, shall
proceed AT the same place. 10 take them the nexi
day, and continue from day to day until completed.
shall also, on the 29Ih day of September next
at the Courthouse IN the county Of Bedford, State
Of Virginia, proceed to take sundry dispositions -
all which are 10 be read evidence in a suit in chan
Gerry lately depending in the County Coun Of Bed
ford, but now depending IN the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Bedford County,
in which ] am plaintiff and James S. Jones aud
yourselves are defendants.
Yours Respectnv.
CHARLES &. PATTERSON.
August "a wtI7S'
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NlRGlNiA-At rules holden in the Clerks Office ortbe e.
oupellot Court OF Law and thancery, for the ,owa of
Lynchburg, on the 9Th day OF August, 1889 "
james Garland, pl,;,,;r
against
James " Brown administrators de honi~nor with the Wi,
annexed ofDr. James NJ Brown deceased Ad,n, fI, WI
Samuel Garland and Maurice II. Garland, Derpdatrs
The Defendant James NJ. Brown administrator dc bo;.
non with the will annexed of Dr.. James NJ Brown 5ec.o
uVt entered ms appearance and gwen srciy nccnr
DUG 70 he net OF assembly and the rules this cont ami i
appearing by satisfactory evidence thai he is NOT nm n
uht OF h's country tits ordered that the said Defendant H.
appear mere on the first day OF the term and se, ,h
ol OF Tue iainiid; ard that copy Of this order Inc fb
WIN inserted IN some spaper printed in tLe TOWN ~
LFnchbug for two mouths snccessiyey and nosed ~ l
IRON! doof Of The courthouse in the said toYp, " ~
Copy-Testc,
AuguSiS - WINS, ~ T.
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MOrus MulticauIis.

W. ARR authorized 10 sell 60 or 10000 Cut
~ lungs otthe Morus Mulrioaulfs, grown in the
vicinity OF Lyme hburs, and are warranted genuine
- HUNT q MARTIN.
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TER. EN.

Inc Dcmoe'a''c PhTniS x Lynchburg Gazette
WIZ epuhished twice aweek sheet OF the size OF
'he bSnchburg VhGnian, printed on similar type
at'onr dollars per annum, pdydbis gear after he
publication Of the first number Advertisements will
be inserted on The usual terms, and the general bu
s'nes oi the office conducted according 40 the rules
adopted by the late Co vtnIion oil Editors held in
Richmond.
ne hfst number viii appear on or before the first
OF December next JDIiN RIGlIARDSoN
Bsnchbufg. Aug %
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NOTICE.

FHNIlE next session of Mrs. Eliza II. Chapln's
n school will commence on the first NJ nday IN
September neat.
August Is Is
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Democratic PhT0ix n Eyuchburg
Gazette
To be edited by Jouy RronanpsoN.

To be edited by JouN RlonAapsoN
This paper as It's name indicates will be devoted
10 the principles OF Democracy will, as at present
advised, support the re election OF Martin Van Blu
rem To Tho presidency ; and IN politics lis text book
will bn The Resolutions OF '9s In this department
ii will he the aim OF the Editor 10 exclude every ar
tcle Of personal character aud never TO substitute
scnnllity ior vii or abuse for argument.
The internal Improvements which have been un-
derlakon under the auspices o the State will receive
all the aid which can be derived from free and iuIl
discussion of iheIi merits IN the columns OF an IN
dependent press, whose conductor believes that all
works OF THIS naule OF vital importance 10 the
community where lhey are proposed to be made. -
The pujecl OF la road from this place TO the
Tennessee line is considered ndispeuslbly neccssa-
~ 10 an increase of ih. prosperity OF Lynchburg aud
,narkel the Editor viii herciute use every exeruon
to lay belure tie public such information as will lead
Ia the completion Of this great work.
shall cndeavor to make this paper an instructive
and useful miscellany, m which shall be embodied, as
much intelligence rs Is usually found IN periodicals
oil THIS Kind and though political questions will be
boldly discussed, yet selections will be continually
made that rs hoped will be found interesting 10 the
general tUader.
Agriculture, manufactures, trade and literature
VIII receive, respectively such notice rs il is thought
tue pubic taste viii demand, No article which
can offend The delicate of mudes or detracl from
morality or religion. will hud a place in this journal.
he un1etsisned, as an earnest Of his intention 10
establish thus tess permanently proposes the FOL
owing terms TO generous public aud asks oaly for
that support which his paper may deserve.
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Bra,adreth's Vegetable Universal
" T. u

'E'E application of the principle of Parganon being al
lowed To be one oi the greatest utility ia the cure aud
prevention OF disease, II Is OF the greatest consequence
to ascertain what medicine is capable OF PRODUCING
the desired elect IN the casies aud time in he
most olloctua manner. " "
IT has now no longer TO contend with the blind prcldees
oc greatest portion OF the public only with those lew
who sui are determined to be KILLED according Ia rie
like the people OF old who would have King 10 rel N
over Them But thinks To the circulation ofneNspapefs-
thanks to the general diffusion Of know edge which enabled
nheteentwenteths OF THE PEOPLE rrud and TO iudee
for llcms rivesnow no longer in swallowing tint
deadly mineral MERCURY, protesting curebu universally
leaving US III II worse condition after its use.
We no longer believe IN the absurd that n1amnn
tons OF any Kind can be cured by abstracng our eOiR
BLOOD 1t Is well understood that an inflammation is
WISE ordinance OF Nature signal that she reuirs the as
Ss!neeol purgatYe medicine her of Tie Oppressive
burden which she proves by the high fever and The strono
pulse wanted 10 be removed. la other words the body
calls for vegetable cleansing.
Hrandreih's Vegetable Universal Pills require no
skill m their administration the printed direction ONLY has
TO he observed and they describe the Just proportion of The
dose, to the magnitude Of the disease to be cured.
IL al pers0RS read he Laaa. onLon of ..euAeuc a
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DROPOSALS Tor publishing, in the town of
Iynchbutg, a semi weekly newspaper, to be
called The
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GOELlGK'S .W.TTCEJLESS
SAyATIyE.

MEDICINE OF MORE VALUE TO MAN
n than the vast mines Of Austria. or fhc uni
ted treasures OF our gobe,--A MEDICINE which Is
obtained equally from the VEGETABLE. ANIMAL AND
mISfRAL KINGDOMS. and thus possesses three. fnld
power-a MEDICINE, which though designed As
remedy Tor Consumption soleiy is possessed of n
NYsrERIous influence many diseases OF the hui
ma sYsiem,-a medicine which begins TO be valued
ny physicians. WHO are daily Witnessing its astonsh-
ing cures Of many whom they had resigned to the
grisp OF the fnsatisble Grave.
Dose of the SANATiVE, for adults. one drop
FOR children hall drop; aud for infants, a quarter
drop; The directions explaining the manner ofta-
hing half or quarter drop
PRlcE 3 SO PR HALF OUNCE.
GEORGE w. 4. RAINE. Agent
for Clover fi'll, Prince Edward Co. Va.
The subscribers also agent Tor b RANpRE1u's
p l. l. S q. w. A. EAINE.
July IL oai 4ts
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DIRECTORS.

DadyId X. Edlcy, Elijah Fletcher.
John ilolns, Maurice Langhorne,
Samuel McCorhlc, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare, Maurice II. Garland
Samuel Garland Chas. l., Mosby,
Jnn. NJ. Warwick, Saml Poindexter.
). H. Davis Chas. w. Christian,
Jas. H. Clayter, Geo D. DAVIS,
Jas, w. Morgan, David w Burton,
John Early, John H. Paterson,
JOHN G. MEEM, President,
NJ, w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG. Treasures,
GEO. w. TURNER, Cashier.
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.NeaC Stage Line.
5S.sssssR

PASSENGERS TO The Springs and other tray.
H. ellers, are Hereby informed, that the under.
sgned will commence running
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From American \pWsnanprs.t
Tho New ork Sun says BRANDRErH'S PILL $ have
oeeo'rd among many OF our friends and IN own iumv
"uise used mem nearly four years when required med
IA maj period, Doctor D BfnnrcIh
cd orr threshold aud no medicine besides the Doctors Pills
used. Oar beheis keep your bowels and blood pure"
and every knd o disease viii be prevented cured The
irandeth Pills emnenty calculated this and there
by muc lessen tho sum ofhuman misery.
The New York Evening snys: Bnnlrets Pills are
medicine which their worth will always sccnre
ar ine 'age and ready sale-Ihey have deseryedy
hightepoauoh ana as "A family and m bilious remedy it
would be dhculi toequal them among all the patent medi-
elnes OF The present day.
u The New York Commercial saws: thew renovo al
mnrnd humors aud purity the blood.
~ Inc York Transcript says of Brandreths Pills
-ohc oiour carriers some time since that he as
not able TO attend The duties of his situation
OF Vioon pans IA hsbaok and side. We recommended him
not to despair but To use those Pills lie did and they
cured him perfectly This is PM II actual fact
We know the medicine is good. speak from experience
p cents per box with directions.
Beware OF cOuntercs.
Druggists MEYER made agents.
Each OF Dr. Bmnrchs Agents have cagrared ce,tif-
Gaze "dttd within the twelve months preceding. These
certificates are renewed regularly therefore when over twelve
months they no longer guarantee the genuneness ohe
REMEMBER DRuGGIsrs ARE NEVER MADE AGENTS
| Mr.. EDWARD ECHOLS is the only author
ized agent in Lynchbnrg. Va, Tor the sale of DR.
BRANDRE THIS PILLS.
VIM NJ Burwell & Co, Agent for Liberty Bedford Co.
Jno. Carroll do do Co.
". Hamlet & Co. do Henry ell.
e. ID, Bennett do do e. n
iooth q DAVIS, do FnnklinCt. House.
Henry iinziewood, ?. NJ, Burnt Chimnoys.
r. Z .Cobhs l.. NJ, GAINESVILLE.
/ +, W. Smith, Farmyle.
| g. W. A. Raue, Clover Hill.
/ T. w. Mcou, Big Lick.
III. Perkins, +. NJ. Loving ston
ANY OF the above Agents, by calling on Mr.. EDWARD
ECliOiS, Agent for lynchburg and paving him for The n
mount oiis they have received and sold can get fresh
supply OF PILLS, tobe paid for when sold or returned when
called for They also their Certificate of Agency re-
newed DIR BRANDRETU'S PRINCIPAL oai|s' ~
2il Broadway, New York
Baltimore Ofhre 30 South Charles Street
For BENIN BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
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LS.vCxgHURG EOE.s,DRy..

August 3
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land for Sale.
ON Friday the 30th day OF August. 1899, there
" will be sold. upon the premises, at public auc-
tian for rash aeeFfain
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JOHN SCOTT.
SARAH SCOTT,
NANCY SCOTT.
wjw
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LE.NO.V'S and K.4INEvsS.
JUST received and FOR sale. fresh snnnly ol -,
- perior LEMONS and RAISINS by
July D