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f.3DOCIEh
xr,uE crowds Ina, have visited these Springs ana l"e
general satisfaction expressed, nave ehc""':
The Company 10 make extensive Improvements 0'"'e
the las; season ,,,ob in
ohr RESPECTS The for,nsf Bath House VII DC loana
realty improved. and furnished with cof'"es supply
ef hoi and cold Sulphur aud Free Stone wafer anu
new and elegant edliice, afo:i he most hP''' -
will be ready By the 1T oi Ju!y' an" ~ w.,
b,pcd TO sny Bathing Establishment ~ our Coun"y
w;,horl n,elendIng Ia .ie with the UNI qia'pu "ui'
Spring Bath the empeJatnrc oil ihat celrpf''eo ''"
is at the option OF The visitors, ether I'D l'ie c'h
inc bath or in the "a private rooms when su'tou"o
The whole being enclosed within The Oc''e"h u"'''e
chose nnareis and spires indicate The delerm
nation of the company please the fancy a"o g'aJ tux
tastes of the invalids, we'll as the y"'a'iea u
The extraordinary virtues OF The waters proved III III
merous instaDcesthe salubriiy o The country a'"""o
in full view Of the mountains, supplying lie hhes
meats vegetables and ruilsts ready access 10 te SEA
board being within 80 miles OF The District OF Io'u'h
bia and 50 OF Fredercksburg-th elegant oal room
adorned with magnificent chandeliers anu tesou"u
inn with the strains ui most delightful Oahd OF inu
sic-,he extensive budings-lhe noble porlco- The I'M
proved grounds and shady walks, refreshed win Je's
deau presen, attractions 10 the people which u WIZ mol
overlook
TO SECURE the best wines, tuors attendants and SCI
wants every attention has been paid he r"aaS nav
hee improved costly bridge over the RappahahhocS
within hundred yards of the Spring, is IN t"po
progress TO completion. 80 ,
New and elegant stages run ually uel"feh "'e'''"s
Ton City aud HE Springs having each place cary 10 Inc
morning. and arriving ut the Springs al clock, ano
al WashnG zion in time for The Baltimore cars OF lhe sae
day This line continues To Louisa Courthouse uuiy
branching al Orange Courthouse and running thence
10 charlottesville. 1t leaves the Springs al D IN the
morning and that evening to Louisa Courthouse
aud Charlottesville
There will also be daily line from fredericksburg
to the Springs ard thence ri weekly To Winchester.
The Springs will be ready for The reception OF com
rauy on The 10Th Of Jane. On the lh OF July, the De-
cIaa,nn of indie psndence will be read, aud at Tie ear
u,s, solicitation o! Tie Company, Mr. Jno 8 Pendlet"n,
the distinguished delegate from Rappahsnnock has con
scented TO deliver an Grafton. The Music aud the Dance
will add TO the attractions OF The occasioa
On the first Tuesday in Srpember, The Races lake
place over the Victoria Course within hall mile OF te
Springs.
The terms will be as follows Board per week $40;
per month S5; for two months $50; for the season. END
ing The Is. October $50 Servants aud children under
II years Of age half price Per day So breakfast aud
Sweeper 80 cents each; Dinner 30 cents; Lodging oo cts
Horse, per day, " cents; per week ST. Per mon'h
SIS
The subscriber has been appointed Superintendent,
and trusts that he will be able give general
May "a [3-H1 DANIEL VAN.
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RuSAwAY SLAvEs.-The postmaster Of this city has
shown two letters received from in Ashtabua,
Ohio which give the particulars of The concealment of
fifteen fugitive slaves IN the cellar of man named Hub
bard of that place. They concealed awaiting good
wind to take them across Canada. The writer gives
his we'll those Of several Abulilioniss Of
Ashtubula and auihosea his be used if necessary
portion Of the slaves here confined said 10 belong
TO MIR jacob Joseph of this State. and taken
that place by the line Of Aboonists which we have
had occasion heretofore to mention They placed
frs, in barn belonging TO Of the society; Alter
wards transferred TO Deacon Hubhards cellar, where
they were fed by woman who could not keep secret,
and communicated the number and names Of several of
them
We do no, know whether any of the above named are
the slaves who escaped from this place week since
not but should think some Of officers might
make speculation by going 10 Ashtabula and taking
them as fugitive slaves and claiming whatever was
offered. We would like much 10 the proper punish
nent applied TO these neiarlous practices
[Wheeling va } Times
NAVIGATION OF THE Missouri The Washington
Globe says that information has been received the
Engineer Department, from the Superintendent Of Pub
boat HelIopolis had worked two hundred and eighty
miles up from the mouth, and removed all The most dan.
gerous distractions from the main channel The river
says the Globe, has been greatly changed in its appear
ance. and the navigation much improved that I'D 10
the point reached by the snag boat steamers now
abed 10 run in the night, which attempted by
any Of them previous 10 the commencement Of The
work
Il ia announced in the last Lewisburg Enquirer that
the Springs in that region open for the recep
ton of company. Visitors have begun TO assemble al
the White SULPHUR
We learn from the North American, that Col. R.
Johnson had 81 600 taken from his panaloons pocket
WINE 10 me act of paying his fare for Philadelphia, al
o,her pocket hr had upwards OF IS 600 which eecaped
the notice Of the rc:uc.
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June 81

YEtiE subscriber, having obtained Letters Patent for
IL his newly invented Machine for thlashng and
cleaning wheat, rye. oats, and all ether kinds Of small
grain, is now prepared furnish them all who may
wish TO purchase file recommend them the public
MS possessing many decided advantages over all other
chimes now in use He has several now in successful
oPefation and all who have had them in use or have
seen them, without hesitation give them decided pre-.
terence 10 all other machines with which they
quanied This machine may be worked with OF 5
horses and when properly attended, will Thrash and clean,
ready Tor marke from to 400 bushels of wheat per day.
and one OF The many advantages it possesses all
lhrashng Machines in use, u.s. the saving of
laonr and iim"-ior, 1t only requires the force 10
thrash cream and measure up the grain for market that
oher machines require To perform the single operation Of
lhrasnng Four OF five horses and hands will thrash
clean and measure up from TO 400 bushels of wheat per
day and rick the straw. The public are respectfully in
ved toe1amlne the machine. II may be seen his shop
IN Saunton where he pared 10 furnish them ready
made OF the best materials and the most approved work
manship-And he intends to have machine in opera.
ton, in the vicinity of Richmond some time in The month
OF Juy-'he lime and place of operation will be made
known hereafter
The subscriber will sell State County or single ,ipbs
on the most accommodating terms All orders will he
thankfully received. and promptly attended TO- pos, paid
The subscriber hereby fnewarns all persons from ma
king using his Machine or using sny par, Of il n
other machine, without his approhaiinn
MATTHEW MKEEVER, Pa,.ntsc
Certificates
We, the undersigned certify that we have had Mr. Mat
thew kervrr newly invented patent Thrashing and
Cleaning Machine in farms, and we lhrasbed
and cleaned from two hundred and fifty three hundred
bushels of Wheat per day. with the same number of
hands and horses that we have 10 work the common
thrasiing machine hereoiore-and consider this ma
chine of the greatest time saving and labor saving
machines have ever had in use We consider il
valuable improvement and recommend il 10 The public
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD,
SILAs II SMITH,
w. J. d. BELL,
JAMES BELL,
d. w. PATrEsoy
SrausTos, Jan. ~ 1889
We, the undersigned, have examined Mr.. Nj M'Kee.
vers newly invented patent Thrsshing and Cleaning
Machine, and consider il valuable improvement, The
labor saved by it in cleaning the grain hasbed
without any additional force is advantage we'll worth
the consideration of farmers We fully concur in the
quantity thrashed, with the above gentlemen and we
have doubt more could have been hrashed under
more favorable circumstances
THos. J. NICHE
BEsJAaIs CRAWFORD,
NIcHs KIsEEY.
s. NJ WOODWARD,
Wa. II. ALLIES,
JOINS g. SowtH
MAY IL 3--wlf
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100000 Capital!
One !fundFed PTl-tS n 81 UUU.
NIrgiMEa state l.Ot1erY.

For The benefit Of the town Of Wellsburg, lass No g.
for e39-'To be drawn at Alexandria, Virgins, on
Saturday. 9th July, 1889.
GRAsD SCHEME Highest prize $50 GOO 2 900 Geo.
30OO 800 OH 80. 100 prizes loco, 10 OF 800, ~ OF
800. al of 200. &c . &c.
Tickets only so. halves s. quarters = 80
Certificates Of Packages Of - Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 81 Half 60 %
Do do - Quarter do ~ %
u Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT Richmond, Ia
Orders for Tickets from any part OF the U. ) by uai
otherwise, enclosing cash prize Tickets thankfully
received, and executed by return mail, with The sane
prompt attention personal application. and The r'sLh
sent whsn rcquesled) Immediately after the drawing
addressed 10 ID. NJ. HOYI.
June II l3-td
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$4,000.
80 prizrs al 81 800.
VIRGINIA state LOTTERY.

For Erdowing The Leesburg Academy and Tor otter
purposes Class No for le39.-To b. drawn At
Alexandro, Va on Saturday 2Drh July, lc39.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Cspita-S30 0GO 10000 6 QUO. 5000, 1000, 3l2O, ~
prizes OF 81 so, 80 of 500, 80 o! 400. &c. DC.
Tickets only Sl0-falves 5--Qusrters = 50
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
DO do 26 Hall do 10
DO do 20 Quarter do 81 50
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EN- CHANCERY-VIR Alta Circuit Superior
81 Court of Law and Chancery for the county OF lien.
rico and city of Richmond held the cupi,o in the said
CITY on The FIST day Of April, 1889:
John NJ Botls Iain'ih:
against
Alexander l. Bo,,s Defendant.
This cause came on this day 10 be heard on the bill
taken for confessed, and exhibits and argued by
the plaintiffs couussl-On consideration whereof, the
Court doth order that Of lis commissioners do state
an account of all money paid 10y the plaintiff as the
surety of the defendant and which the latter hath not
repaid the plaintiff that he also state account o all
liens 10 which The Tree Hill Race Field Tract 1t Land
was liable on the 2ls, day of November one thousand
eight hundred and hiry-wo, he day on which The said
tract of land was conveyed by the defendant and his
wife Susan F. to the plaintiff and which liens have been
paid of or discharged by The plaintiff that The same
commissioner do ascertain the real value of the said
Tract of Land The day OF its conveyance, afore.
said and report the to the Court with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent ny himself, or which
may be required by The parties 10 be stated
A Copy-Tesls,
J. ROBINSON, e. {.
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CuMNIssIoSrps OrrICE. }

CuMMIssroSERs OFFICE,
Richmond June IL, lc:}9
The parties concerned hereby notified TO attend at
my office IN the cry Of Richmond The 18th day Of
August next, Mt 10 o'clock, NJ with their accounts
and the necessary evidence 10 enable 10 perform the
duties required by The foregoing decree
JOHN SHORE, Commr.
June 81 l3-w4w
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Mammoth White SIX form Eggs.
YENtiE subscriber has remaining unsoId lew thon-
sand EGGs nj the celebrated kind, al MS residence
near The Virginia Baptist Seminary Persons VINO wlsh
IN ne, The genuine kind had better make early appca.
ton JAMES ". bhE LbEN'
lime I'LL
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NOTlCE.-A Petition will be presented the Legislature
- OF Virginia praying for the passage Of aw for division Of
Tho County Of Automatic. MANY CITIZENS.
June l.--i~
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MNOR RENT, SALE, OR ExcHASGE foR PRoPEH1Y
n NEAR THE CirY-2 convenient Brick Tenemenis,
r ID. SANXAY.
June 25 l4-3
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Suwac! SQraac! SumGc!
TIE .usc5ers will pny Cash for quantity osord Suna
Leaves that store, Gooru above TIE
BsllTavern.
The uco 10 gathered in tho green State or before u cc
Gins TO hcr or Turn bu veil cured without being vet
with heuvy cws and krashrd but rot on ground ""
eru,c uni viii got mixed with IL aud the largo stems
taken out.
". q; J. {. CRANE & co.
Prhn,o,a Ir,c u 1890 49, w',T
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or the playful, tho following Id good example,
i,Fa,ker Land aac Mother Tongue.
Our Father land. hnd would'st thou know
Why VIC should call ii Father land!
tia, that Adam here below,
Was made OF earth by Naioro's hanoi
And he, our father, made OF earth,
Hath peopleG earth on every hand,
And wo, in memory hsbirih,
Do call our country Father land
AT first, in Edcn's bowers they say,
No sound OF speech had Adam caught,
But whistled like bird all day
And, may be, twas for want OF thought:
But Nature, with rcs,stess lava,
Made Adam soon suIpass the Difas.
She gave him lovely Epe-bccarse
If he'd awfs-they mast hGoe uerds.
And 20, ,ke native lsnd hold
BY male descent IS proudly nr'nei
The language, as the tale hath told,
Was giyon in the female line.
And thus we SEQ, either hand,
We name our blessings whence they We sPtnnsi
We call our country Father land,
We call our language Mother tongue"
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CHEAP MUSIC.
SJyHE larrest collection Of Music offered FOR SAL
in this State may be selected from, at The store 81
the Subscriber who enabled 10 sell at The thila
delpha and New York wholesale and retail prices
7. Il. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store opposite TIC Ba''hS
June III lU-H
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The weather was good and winds moderate almost ell
the time There was good deal of fog The ship "ft
Bristol Nuv l5lh Saturday. al3 20 clock, T. NJ. ahc
stnpprd at Quarantine at ii o'clock las, matchmaking
The voyage in 10 days and ~ hours
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lpLASTlNG and Sporting Powder, manu' sa.aoe
at the Fair Lawn Mills and which has ON .,o
now generally known in this section OF the county Va.
slan,y for sale by the subscribers, Agents 'of ""
Bufscturers. DAYENrOhl q s,
June Is
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Es&sF'a a y
n.om IN, MN York Albion.
!. uuca YET gEM-iSs cS-uS6.

(E-om tae .r.p York AbioH)
qtIE ANS ELS WING .,;,t,s
From ro,ur,. Of Songs and BaiGd., by 1'I Jr
fine German superstition is embodied 10 the silence
UThere German superstition that when 81. circ nil
takes place company angel Mt that
,mong tbem and tha Gt breaks Inc he"s. H.
20 have been by the wing ofhe passing o.
purpues OF poetry, thought TWO persons Pfe'e'
Illustrating this very beautiful superstition
When by the evenings quiet hS''
There sit two silent lovers, 80,
They say, while in such uanqu" p"s"''
An angel rouad them boYe's;
Aud fnri,er still old legends tell
Tho sr.t who breaks the silent spell,
TO .ny ! sof, and pleasing thing,
Hath felt tho passing angels wing.
Thu. a mu.ins minstrel s,isy'd
By summcT ocean,
. n a lovely maid,
With a blrd's devoiun:--
Yet his love he spoke
Till now the silent sprli he b,okc:-
The hidden fro fame did spring,
Fannd by the passing ANGELS wing
d have loved the well and long,
With Of Heavens own making
This is not poets song
Bar a hearts speaking:
will love thee still untirine"
lie fct-he spoke-as one inspired
Tire words did from Truths fountain spring.
Upwakend by tho snse's wing.
Silence DER the maiden fen,
Hor beauty ovelier making .
And BY her blush he knew full well
The dawn Of love breaking,
n m like sunshine o'er his bsait-
He o that they should never part,
She spoke-and oh-the lovely thing
Had felt the passing angels wing"
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10000 dOlss.---s9.00O dolls.
NSrgiuia Sfale EOiaerY.

For The benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Scccv
of Norfolk, Class No A. for 1899 - To b. drawn al:
Alexandra. Va, on Saturday, 18th july lc3J
If Dramn .NunJtrs out Of rs
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IG,0O0 dOlss.---i2,GGO doll.
HIrgEesIa StadC H,G1to.y

For the benefit of The Mechanical Beneyolrr,
Of Norfolk, Class No. 4, for lS39-ro H. L..y ,
Alexandra, Va. on Saturday, l3iI juy, Is3g ;" j
IA Dya,cn NumJtys out Of IS
SPLENDID ScHEaE-l PfIze OF $40 600. ! cf ,oc,,
Of 5000. OF 5000, Of 3,UG1, Of 500 :, > WV,
81 16', CO. Oci 3HG; prizes Of 81 go Of >c
quo. &c. i ~ q
Tickets only $I0-IiaIves s. Quarters . IN
Certificates o. Packages Of &c Whole Tickets slqo
Do DO 90 Half do ;V
Do 10. 70 Quarter DO - :,
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Sp'eaGid Loneries for July
$4,000.
virginia state sGftcry.

For the benefit Of The Town Of WEeelIrg- Class NJ T.
for 1879 To be drawn at Alexandra, Va on S,u.
day, 9th July, 1899.
GRASD CAPITALS.
CArIrAL- $50 0OO, l0.G00, i coo. 3li0, $500, $50
2G0n - Prizes Of 900, 20 0! $40, 20 Of 3GO l@3 Vi
600 &c, &c.
Tickets only $40. halves 5 quarters 80.
Certificates Of Packages of % Whole Tickets $l3a
Do do % Half do -
Do do % Quarter do q 50
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EEOyf's Bank Of Prizes.
Mr.. 10000 Dollars.

III = sha5tH f-NsSNS H1OtENE
For The benefit Of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechaac
Association Glass No. 4, for 1889
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia. on Saturday 9th
June 1899
GRATD SCHEME:
Highest prize $50 coo SIS coo, 81 000. 81 00o :! 80
SI0l7. 100 prizes Of 81 COO, lG Of $40: ~ SEQ :.
OF $500, DC, &c,
Tickets only so, halves .. quarters 30
Certificates of Packages of - Whole Tickets Sl30
DO do % Half do ~
Do do 90 Quarter do j. 70
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.NamGgers' Office. RIhu,o,a ,,

Drawn numbers Of the Alexandra LOTTERY. r,,.
4, drawn 18th June, 1899 - lass No
IL IS 81 40 AZ 70 Sc 81 % o. o.
Half ticket No 40 4767, entitled 10 Tie ssco,I =
tai prize Of S?o GOO, and whole ticket No a. - cap
titled 10 81 900 in the above lottery, were semi ~ =. eH
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$4,000 Dollars Capital.
100 Prizes Of $50 Dollars.
Virginia state LOTTERY

EFsFKaIN StatC RIOEtfrV,
For the henei, Of he Town Of "ci!sur, ti,,s. y,
Tor io39-T" be drawn at Alexandra, Va on sa,g,
day, 27th July 1889.
GRAND SCHEME.
Highest Prize $30,0G0. : 0CO, 1000 1000 8 -co
lCl7 ,. 100 Prizes OF 000 10 of 800 20 Of go -
200, &c &c - q
Certificates Of Packages of 20 " hole T,ckr,s :,q,
Do. do % Hall 10 gov
Do. do % Quarter do ~
u Orders far tickets and Shares or Cerndoo,'t ~
Packages in the above Mangicrn, Schemes wiil rcc.
the most prompt attention, and those who order from us
may rely upon having the dra,ciag sen, them in,net,
ly after il is over Send orders eariy and sCdr.,,
d 5. GREGORY ~ CO. uanngns
June i l2-4i&"tdJ k'chmond Ia
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Ssya2t0is's DfliCe.

Tickets in oil the Lotteries and the really lucky
bprs for sale a, STATIONS Lucky Office. Look 80
Capitals sold and cashed by Slratton-the All Pm"
Seller in little II months
Drawn Nos. in Va Wheeling Lottery, Extra drawn
June Is
81 GO % "a a5 80 81 co 50 go 81
Nos "a 81 81 prize Of $500 Both sold and csshst
Drawn Nos IN Sussex County Lottery, No. %, dra@n
June 10
SO G5 "a II q IS 50 IS 90 Is So IS
Ticket, Nos Is 35 Is, prize Of SIUO-sold and cash
ed by STATION.
Drawn Nos in Richmond Academy Lottery, 10 D.
dawn June 22
81 Is IS e. 30 Ga 45 40 % 81 81 63 Sc % >.
by Siratton.
Forty Thousand DOLLARS Iretcc Thousand DOLLS
Virginia state Lottery.
For The benefit of the Mechanical BENEVOLENT SocIe'ym
Norfolk, Class No 4. for 1880 To b. drawn at Alex
andria, Va, on Saturday. 18th July. 1899.
IA Dfapn Numbers out Of IS.
Prize of ~ $4,000
do l2rr0
do 5000
| do 5000
do 5000
do $500
do 2000
100 800 500, Prizes of $50. . Of ,2t, y ~
of 900, 90 Of 5O0, 90 Of 400 40 IF 300 so of gov &c
Tickets only $40, Halves S. Quarters 81
Certificates of Packages of 90 Whole Tickets So!
Do do s6 Half do - %
/ ~ Borders from the country promptly and conn
den,iaiiy attended 10, if addressed to o.
June % rIa-fl Ricam7rd, Id
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1860, 600, $40 Prizes of $50, of 300 u 20
Of 900 90 of $40 20 ni 400 40 of 800 50 g" 300 &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves 5, Quarters 80
Certificates OF Packages Of 2i Whole 1Icksls $3.50
DO. do Is Half do Is
Do. do 2G Quarter do - 20
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~ C. READ & Co, keep on hand at tne'f L"",'
" Der House the river, the new ~ate"ou,.
large quantity of Salt, Tar, Lime Plaster. hrf',"s
Bacon &C., &c which they Offer for sale at "H''s''
or retail on accommodating terms ,r,;,n
They also keep supply Of Family Flour oil 'he o"''
Mills and Buffalo brands.
FarmvilIe, June IL 1889 Pr
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-23
Otto ~.

W0Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed
I'D BY Hiram Davidson, decd, in his
life time, aud Sinah, his wife, to The sub
scribers for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of certain sum Of money therein
specified, 70 John Dean; which deed bears
date the seventh day OF June, 1886, and
was duly admitted 10 record ON tina, day
in the office DC The clerk az the court Of
Probates for Holmes county, Miss. we
shall on Monday the 18th day Of April
next, Chat buing the first day Of the April
term ofihe Circuit Court, for said county
1889, at the court house in the town Of
Lexington, in said county, expose TO sale
at public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash, the following property, 10 wit:--thc
west huff Of south east quarter Of section
"a, township Is, range 3 east; continuing
50 acres, more or less, also, one lot Of
land, No l in section 2l, township Is,
range 3 east, containing lis acres; also,
north half of lot No 4, section 81, town
ship Is, range 8 east, containing 40 acres.
The SAID pieces Of land adjoin each other
and are known as The Sparks and-Fley4l
Mill Tract, and on which is the plantation
wherein the said Hiram Davidson, deed,
resided at the time Of his death, 5 miles
east Of Lexington. Said tract Of land
contains 235. acres more or less, and is
well improved. Ii also contains good
gin house, gin screw press, and nearly
new; good dwelling, and other neces-
sary and convenient out houses, orchard,
&c. Most Of the land is creek bottom, and
Of superior quality. Also, five likely and
valuable negroes, horses, mules, oxen,
cows, hogs, and farming utensils, wag-
CONS, carts, DC. The title 10 sid property
IS believed to be clear and undisputed /;
but acting as trustees wewil convey only
such title as is vested in US.
ROBERT COOK,
LEWIS G. GALLAWAY,
Trustees.
Jan IL 9--l1w