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lying on Ivy creek, in Bedford county. within half
mile OF The Tract last described Il well watercd,
and contains sufficient qnanlny Of WOODLAND
for the support oil the plaee.-Slxly Acres OF this
Tract is first rate lowground, aud the upland - now
IN good state al Improvement.
II
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IaEAUTEEra GOODS

CPLENDlD Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
~ Merno Mantas.
Black, blue black aud other conrs. Irish Tablnett
arare. cheap and most beautiful article,
Black, blue black and ulher colors Plan and richly
figured SILK, some very exquisite styles.
Uneommoaly tich aud beautiful PARIS Nous dc
LANES,
Black and blue black Ghally de LANES.
Together wilh gfeat many other articles com
rrisias large. cheap and beautiful assortment Of
GOODS for the Ladies WIN. NJ. DAVIS n Co.
Nov l9 Is
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FRESH oysters.
Nc Lovers OF good Eating, Hook nt this!

Nc E.ONefs OF GOOD FsaadMg, look M tliEs
rE'IIE subscribers, thankful for the past encour.
aeement they have received, anl DESTROYS To
CRAFTY the palates of their friends have succeeded
III making an arrangement by which they will re
ceIve daily per Stage. supply Of first rate
OY S 7 L r. S,
which, with Game and all the dccaces Of tic mar
ket, will be served up in style which they nattcr
themselves viii satisfy all who may favor them with
call.
Their Bar will also be constantly supplied with
an assortment of the most choice Liquors.
j. NJ. Il &. W.lANCEY.
Nov. % IL
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stocks, Collars &c.

GENTLEMEN will find at Hunt q Martins a
~ hne assortment of
Superior plain aud coloured Satin Stocks,
90 do do Bcmbazne do
Linen Collars, all Patterns.
Black and coloured Goai Skin Gloves, very
supsrior.
Sepf..23 ,s
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4 Tract containing 800 .gCRES.

more OF less, lying partly in the county of franklin
aud partly in The county OF Bedford, Joining the
Lands Of Mathew PATE, and being the same pur-
chased by the said Samuel Greenwood from Dab
ncy Cooper. This Tract will be divided mo two
Tractsas designated by The dividing line between The
counties It Bedford and Franklin, which runs
through il, aud The portions lying on the different
sides oil that line will he sold separately.
One other TRACT situated in Bcdloid county,
containing by estimation between two and three
hundred acres, being the same purchased by the
sad Samuel Greenwood from one Davidson
Terms OF sile-S25 Of The purchase money of each
separate tract or portion, will be required in money
al the time ana place of sale and for the residue of
the purchase money a credit of one, two and three
years iut equal portions thereof, will be gwen the
purchaser or purchasers giving bond with good
personal secuuly, and the tile 10 the Land 10 be
retained as a further security therefor.
The title To these Lands is believed TO be GOOD
but the undersigned, acting merely rs the organ of
the Coutt, will not be responsible therefor,
MATTHEW PATE,
LEWIS COOPER,
JOHN WRIGHT,
WM. MeGEORGE.
Comm'rs
Oct. 81 ids
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games River and Kanawha Comn.n,

4 Tameeting OftLe President and Director, of
"A The James Rjrer and Kana,cha Company, j..
Rictmond. on Friday The 9Th Norember, 1899
ReSotted, That unless the President and Dire
tors should, in the mean time, be enabled to tend,,
other means OF payment. they will be ready 90 the
hfsi day oil January next, and of each succeeding
month thereafter, TO exchange. at par FIR the Con'
panys different issues of Isl Notes. as they succe,
sveiy fall due. six per cent bonds issued by lhs
Company. and guaranteed by the State, in conGr
mlty to the provisions 1.-THE Act Of the Legislature
passed TIE 23d March last 1T being understood thai
no bond Will be ISSUED for less than one hundred lo
lars. for any sum not amounting TO even him.
dreds.
Resoired, That the Secretary cause the foregoing
resolution TO he published in tie Richmond Wh,'
the Richmond Enquirer the Lyuchburg Vngiaan
aud the kanawha Ranner.
Extract from The records,
w. b. ClIlTTENDEN, Secretary.
Nnu.-I Ii .u.,I.
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MOTHS FaIItICiaRaEE, tlaEsEElrs .tIsU EsUVs>,
Of the present years growth. They are from
very unusually Furnishing nursery, IN the adjoining
county of Bucking ham, aud The trees of uneom-
monty vigorous growth, many Of them on the LIST
inst. measuring from 81 to feet in height. The
cnvarof. Rev. j. 5. Armstead, secured in the pre-
uuproptious season, the growth Of SeUenty.fUe
trees for every hundred single buds planted. lie
warrants the genuneness OF the and the MATURE
~ Of all the wood which he sells. The cuttings and
roots will be ready for delivery early in November
Application to us, post- phil. will be promptly at
tended 10. WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
July ) WV If ntsof
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Negroes, STOCK, Crop, sc,
For sale.

WILL BE SOLD 10 the highest bidder on
w Wednesday, The llth day OF December, 1889
at the residence OF Maj. Vincent Shelton, ST., de-
ceased about two miles west of Chalk Level, and
len miles east Of PIusy wanna Court House, Va.
several likely
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q L O.. W g AIN

MAIN STREET,
I'd door from the Leading 10 Tie Vashinoton
llole and opposite the Dry Goods Sore Of
Mcssfs. Turner IL BurwellA
fE'IIAAkFULi Tor the liberal patronage hereto
a fore eAtended 10 him, respectfully informs the
ehzens ol this place. aud adjacent country that he
IS recently returned from the North. where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed IN this mar
ket, for neatness, durability aud UNUSUALLY cheap
Having purchased M New York exclusively for
Cash, lie Eaters himself that the inducements held
lunh cannpt ft TO please.
Ills assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
bats. Of his own manufacture, warranted snperlor
To any mado in this section OF the country, aud much
lower than formerly with variety OF
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commissioners sale ocIand.

\ pursuance OF two DEGREES of the county count
OF Bedford pronounced in the suit OF Greenw God
vs.. Cooper, Ne, the 6,sl at the November term.
IN the year 1888, and tie second at the October
term, 1889, the Undersigned Tor some three OF thcm)
Will on the 7th day of December, 800, on the pre-
misses expose to sale. by way Of public auction, the
following LANDS, belonging to the estate OF the
late Samuel Greenwood. dcceasnh 10 vii
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bfutttIts. IIUs, Iaps, Nr.
which is large aud desirable and shall be sold for
Cash ~ TO punctual dealers on time AT prices thar
will certainly give entire satisfaction Their friends
and the public are respectfully requested 10 examine
their stock.
Oct. 81 o.
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lying in Campbell county. on The Forest road, about
Two and hall three miles run Lynehbutg
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
II winch is heavily umhefed Tobacco Land. not
supposedly any IN the county, and The cleared Land
rs general, in very good hear. This Land lies fenar-
kabiy well and is abundsnfly waiefed The improve
mems are excellent. being all new. consisting Of a
large and well finished D., EbLlNG HOUSE.
Co. tngeihef with Meat House, Ice llouse fssS3
sni Daity, Kitchen, Weaving House, aud siW
LIN large Bee House IN which the BoesL---A
are n full operation Without hives, and all o.
Their Out Ilouses necessary. On this TRACT there
Is another settlement, Consisting OF good Dwelling
House and all necessary anpuuenancrs, there IS
a sunieiency OF tob MEADOW LAND fof the use
Of the FARM. and an abundance OF almost all
kinds OF Fiuds which the climate viii justify.
Within The immediate nelghborh1od dIere are sever
al Blacksm Shops, Wheolwrglt Shops, Saw aud
Grist Mills. Persons wishing 10 engage IN the
manufacturing of Sllk would do well TO call and
see this property, they might here enter into thar
business with bui slight additional expense.
Also, a small TRACT containing about
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G.TSFg FOE 5ysEyE,Eg,.

E,HE STAPLETON MILLS, are now pre-
Il pared 10 receive WHEAT for winch the IN.
designed will give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
July ID wis
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Oct "a

SiRGiNIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Cour OF Law and Chanccry, Tor the
county OF Amherst Monday, the It'll day OF October,
1889
Morris Jr., Plaintiff,
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- -, (sEAL,)
- -, tsEAL.)
-, tsEAL.)
7cs6, -, tsEAL1
To HI: - a Jus
tlce of the Peace Cor the aforesaid, do here.
by certify that - -, whose name is above
subscribed asan an attesfng witness. personally APP
peared before me in my - aforesaid, aud made
oath that the allowed named -
whose names are subscribed as parties to the above
letter OF attorney, Acknowledged the same in presence
OF the said witness, rs then act and deed.
Witness my hand aud seal this - day oil
-, eighteen hundred and -.
- -, (sEAL.)
Noyember Is tl6D
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"Take care Of the cents and the Dollar
will take care Of themselves.
UNION SAVINGS EsANk
G.9FET.gx $4,000.

NJ lib receive Dcposlles Of all money cnrren, in
w the State, aud issue certificates binding fully
aud "llrctually all the property aud funds Of the In
siutlon, Tor The payment thereof, within ten DAYS
notice, with interest ihefeoh, from time of de posite
I'LL patd al The rate OF per cenum per anuunl, for
all sums which shall have been depose for less
Than one year; and % cr.eent per annum, Tor all
snrs which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday at half past eight o'clock p. NJ;
al the Office over the store oi Mr.. A. Gdnuaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. b. Rcnwck,
{. Melvet Henry J. Brown,
Jno. kinnier. Tho's. Q. AGREE,
}. j, Salmons, {. Phelps,
Tden Reed
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Dldlahe, President,
Ro. b. Shellon, Treasurer,
a. W Dudley, Secretary.
IynchbmC, June II Il
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p'sseu tue MARCH last II being understood that
no bond VIII be issued for less than hundred Iol
lars. or for any sum not amounting to even bn,
dreds. "'"
Resolred That the Secretary cause the forepoiov
resolution TO he published in tie Richmond Win
the Richmond Enquirer, the Lynchburg Vnpinan
aud the kanawha Banner.
Extract from The records.
w. b. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary.
Nov IA VIII
A i a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan.
N Gerry, continued by adjournment, and heidi FIR
the County ofAmhefsi, at the Courthouse ON Fin.
day. the 9th day OF September, 1889
Maurice II. Garland, administrator of Archibald
Robertson, deceased, Plaintiff
against
William Jopling in his own right, Bennrt A
Crawford, Samuel Bransford. Sergeant ofthe Cor.
porarion of Lynchburg and as such administrator
Of Charles Crawford, deceased, Leonard Henley A.
braham Garter, Nelson Crawford, George A. Jon.
ling, Richard S. Ellis, John Ellis, Ellis Il En-.
hank, William ArnIstead. Samuel Garland. William
Jopling and John Ware, Sen, executors Of William
Ware, deceased, John Ware, Ormnnd Ware. Wi.
liag Jopling and Sarah his wife, Prosser Powell
William Carter aud Paulina his wife, Anderson San.
dldge. John McDluel, surviving administrators
bons non of Madison Ware, deceased, and John
Coleman, Sheriff of Amherst County, and as such
administrator ofAexander n. Jones, who was also
administrator de bons OF Madison Ware de-
'"s''' I"u ",Se, " arc WHO" OF Nlilam ware
ue'e"seu' anu Ieief huchef. Dtlenuanls,
~, CHANeERY'
The Defendant, John Ellis, havng departed this
me ",'S sun "o"teS as TO nun ana me suop@nas.'
"d,'t" 'eie'n on 'lle ON Gay OF November lew
III" ',e 'l'" Jay o APf'' 1901 Delns returned e-
ecu.eu upon me defendants Samuel Bransord. ad'
'.ns'"'ot OIL bhdfies Crawford, deceased, Nhl.m
n,"S'V"u' 2"h"ei na''"hd. Johh w are sen. 9ohh
Ware, Jr., Ormund We're, Prosser Powell, William
'a''er, ana fanlina ms vile, Anderson Sdndldee,
ION" ~ Dah'ei aho f"lSey ware, aud they sun
,"''"S 10 n'e 'He'f answers. allIough Tour nonlns
nafe edi'sed as wen since the ming OF the fldnm'
p ~ '1e return DAYS OF the saiu snhnenas; onmo-
~" W .he iaih'll oS counsel the Contt doh 'a''
nls org'ha OIL Tor confessed as to these Defendants
anu Tue snhpunas awarded ON the ID day oil req
iaai5' to33, beihg returned executed upon the ps
'ehuah's hlchafn >. EiiIs p" illIam Armistead' r.
tel hockaf anu William Jophng, and they stu ai-
'as !" me 'het answers 10 the amended bli' AZ
11ouSL iont ihohtils nave elapsed as well since mo
'i"s ''eieo'' Hs me return day OF the SAID 'uoP.
va ue S''o a'enaea OH Is also taken Tor c"n'ess-o
a"" 'he'eoPon ms cause came on to be near"
up" lne ",ns, o,'Sin'' ana amended Inc N"
" ~ Dc'enu'','s " ilain J"png' DeM'
u. N'""'oi"' Lronard i1eniey' Aoram carter. ."'
Sun Sun N'3"'ofu ufoge A. Jophhg Richard ,. LU''
us ~ E.o''"' "'fan 'opHnS anu 'oih Co'en"a
,'e'.l o. A1"nFts' ana as sueh administrator Of
'A'"'e, ~ JONES' aece"seu' fep"eationS anu eN
"''u - usoeu ny counsel on consue'
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'ieS- l este,
ROBERT TINSLE1, L.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, |

CoMMIssIONERs OFFICE
Amherst Count House. Oct. 2lst, 1889.
The parties will take notice that Rave appointedW'
iifs day OF Jannnry next, to commence the acco"o'
mentioned IN The foregoing orders, on which day !"
the hour OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. they are requested 10
attend at my office with their accounts, vouchers anu
copies OF court papers, prepared Tor examination a'
settlement. RO. NJ BROWN Com'f,
Nov. ID WIN
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office OF hy
County Court OF Bedford, Monday, the 1th DAY "
October 1889
Richard Tyree, Plaintiff
against
William Yates Thomas Davis, Robert c. Mitchell, a''
Samuel ii. Quarles, Defendants
In CHANCFRY.
The Defendant William Yates not having entered ms W
pearanee and given security, according the act OF As
bly, and the rules OF this Court and appearing by san
tory evidence TINT he he notan nhaban OF this bs
wealth. 1t is ordered that said Defendant appear here on
fourth MondaS@m December next, aud the ran IN
BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith Pnbsn md
the i-ynchurg Nirginan, for two months successrey'
posted at the front door of the courthouse this county
Copy-Teste,
RIO. C. M1TCHELL,e
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Valuable real Estate -
FOR SALE HI
II .7UCfs Os.. III

rI,HE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL, al his
l. residence on The thirty frsi day Of Deeenbor
1880 The VAIL AB lie ESTATE, upon
Which he now resides. containing neatly
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Nov. IA

A i a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
u Gerry, continued by adjournment, and held for
the County OF Amherst, at the Courthouse, on Fin.
day. the 9th day of September, 1889:
Maurice II. Garland administrator of Archibald
Robertson, deceased, Plaintiff,
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One Hundred and Eighsy-thrcc
q IL ~.

Also another TRACT. containing
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The Defendants Thomas Norris George Morris, Nathaniel
Morris Maurice Morris and NiIHm Duncan Morris children
oil Maurice Morris deeeased having their appear
ance and given security, according assembly
md 1.-The IN Is Of this court, aud appearing By satisfactory
ldencc, hn they not inhabitants oiis Commonwealth
lis ordered that the said Defendants appear here ON the
first day OF April term mud answer the bill of the Plum
TIL, and that copy this order he forthwith inserted in
newspaper published IN the town OF lynchbUrg two
months sueeessvcly and posted the front door the
honse of this county. ACopy-restc,
ROBERT TlNSLEI.C.
n ~.
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une2o7
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.Pg0rus ,gsugsfc0afis.

A HE SUBSCRIBERS are agents for the sale
a ola large number of the genuine
n orsus MuItica,slis Cuttings and Roots
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KI.N"T' 4. .N.IRTE.l..
FALL a WINTER DRY GOODS,

topPosITE THE Posi- oFrIcf)
HAVE received their stock OF STAPLE (
IL FANCY
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Oct. 81
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Nov. IS
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r F. MS I.

Ifpaid within three months, - 'o0'
Ifpaid within three months after the close
of the year, - - w
Ifpaid within twelve months after the
close ofthc year, = w W
ffro. paid within that time, w
A company often persons taking the paper a,
the same Post Office, shall be entitled to 1t al 2
provided the names be forwarded together, an1
accompanied by the money.
No paper to be discontinued but at he option
ofthe Editor till arrearages arc paid.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
inscred for ono dollar the first time, and
fifty cents, each subsequent insertion
Persons sending in advertisements arc request
CO TO specify the number of times they arc to be
irsc,ted otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
pTho Postage must be paid Oh all commu
nications
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AGRICULTURAL.
From the Farmers Register.

From the Farmers Register.
Scraps Of Information acith regard to the cul'
ture Of the Chinese Mulberry.
In the presen. unparalleled and general
excitement in regard to the speculaiions in
purchasing, and intended cultures of the
morus mullicaulis, no apology need be Of.
fered to our readers for giving 10 that, and
to kindred subjects, so much space in this
publication. Indeed, whether viewed as a
valuable future Improvement in the agrl-
culture and industry of this country, or as a
subject Of national mania, tho one is Of in.
tense interest TO almost all who read agri-
cultural publications, and 10 even most per-
sons who read nothing. Almost every one
Of our subscribers, stimulated by some one
or other motive, will desire to cultivate at
least few plants and all are but slightly
informed on the subject. Therefore, in ad'
ding to the valuable general directions for
the culture given by G. B. Smith, Esq, in
the last No. we shall add here some interest
ing extracts from several private letters
from T. S. Peasants, an extensive cu!tiva'
tor ofsome experience, and whose genera
intelligence, and correctness OF observation
deserve the fullest confidence. These
were designed only for our own perusa
and use; but considering the suggestion:
as interesting, and likely to be usefu! tt
many others, we have asked and obtained
permission to share the benefit OF our rea
ders.
To these extracts will be added othe
SCRAPS of information received from varIou
sources, and principally from the Rev. Sid
ney Weller, Of Halifax county, N. c.
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Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber are
"A requested TO make immediate payment.
Boots and Shoes will continue to be made OF
tho best Northern leather that can be procured
by experienced workmen and sold for CASH
Persons who may make accounts will consider
them payable and due on sight: -
DANIEL JOHNSON.
.Cheraw, Jan. l, 1889.
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BROWN BRYAN,
II. 4. BRYAN.
Sher.H's Election.

An election will tako place for Sheriff of
Chesterfield District on tho second monday and
day following in January next. The election
will be conducted BY the same managers IN the
samc manner and at the same places as election
for members of the Legislature. The managers
viii meet on thursday after at tho c. II. count
the votes and declare the election
A. RLUE, J Managers
NJ. McCtSkILL. at
A. ]. MOSES. Chcraw.
December 24tf, 1899.
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Merchants Bank Of >. G..
Chera,c, 37th December, 1888

Cherav, 37th December, 1888.
YHyUE Directors of the Bank having declared
dividen of six doliarsl per share on! the
Capital stock for the last six months, the samc
will b, paid to tho stockholders on and ,ttcr Sd
January next.
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Notice.

MA. PRINCE wishes to hiro out for the present
W1 year three negro servants, viz; one feiio"
and two wenches; all Of whom are young and
perfectly healthy. A place in tho country will
DO preferred. Inquire OF
J. A. INGLIS.
Jan. l, 1889.
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Notice.

IT will sell to the highest bidder OIL Saturday
the 18th instant at my plantation seven m les
abovc Chcraw. Five thousand bushels of corn,
five thousand pounds of fodder and four stable
beayes. Terms made known on day O. sale.
J. G. McLENDON.
January /, 1885.
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A Card.

HVHE undersigned have this day formed a
copartuershir in trade and will carry on a
general smcrcantile business under the firm Of
Brown Bryan & Brother. Their business will
be confined strictly to cash or barter transac.
tions; they are determined not TO keep running
accounts.
They open store on the first monday in Janu-
ary next with good stock of goods embracing
nearly every article wanted for the country or
town trade, they will sci! cheap.
BROWN BRYAN,
Il. \. BRYAN.
Chcraw, Jan. ,, 1888.
B. Bryan and Brother will attend to tho settle
ment of all accounts for and against s. Bryan
and all indebted are requested to come forward
aud paw before return day for the several aaioin-
ing Districts and covntics.
i. BRYAN.
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n office.

REISS NJ. PRITCHARD viii! open school
Ivl on Monday l4th of January Parents
wishing ,e sond their children may know the
terms by applying at the resiitnce Of Nj. Pritch-
ard m Church Street.
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COST.
$4,000 single. bud cuttings,
bought Nov. 1888, o,
% cts. each, make tho
cost for an acre,
Interest On do.
Keeping cuttings through
the winter and cultivation
in 1889,
Rent Of land,
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PROFIT.

rROFT.
Suppose Of $4,000 cuttings, 5000 70 fail,
and only 5000 to grow, and these 10 aver~
age only 80 good buds each. and thesa
buds to sell in Nov. 1888, at but half = cent
each, then the product will be.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05
administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Honora-
Il bic the Probate Court Of Amite county,
granted at the September Term of 1899,
| will sell to the highest bidder on a cred
it till January, lS4l, on Saturday, the
9th day of November next, in Liberty, the
following tracts of land belonging to the
estate of Thomas Robinson, deceased, sub
ject to the widows dover, to wit: the
North Quarter Of No. Is, in Township 8,
of Range 5, East, containing II and 6-l00
of an acre, also, the West of No. 7, in
Township 8, ofRange 5, East, containing
rs and 5-l00 of an acre; also, the South
East Quarter of the South West Quarter
No. I, in Township 8, Of Range 5, East,
containing 80 and 2-l00 of an acre; also
the North West Quarter of the North
West Quarter of Section No. 49,. in Town
ship 2, of Range 5, East, containing IS
and 6S-l00 of an acrey also, the South
West Quarter of the North West Quarter
dissection No. IS, in Township 3, of Range
5, East, containing 36 and 6S-lO0 of an
acre. all lying in Amte county, Mi.
JAMES F. ROBINSON,
Administrator.
Sept, %. 32-3t-[Prs fee SO.