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he indians hare adhered al he triumph
lhey essrsOUghl, and have gained III they
Claimed. The war has cost. certainly,
upwards oftxsnly millions Of dollars. and
peace has been made without The serom-
Plishmeni of single design shieh urged
ne government 20 undertake II. The
Indians haEe been asked IL they would
consent % make peace and remove.
" NO. Was heir heroic answer. " II
yoa withdraw your troops and lei us
alone, We viii not 60 beyond our own
territory; but. IL Won insist upon our
removal. We will eight a. long - our
ammunition lasts. and then take 10 the
bow and arrow" The Government.
ihHsrtsd and beaten. has taken Them
al their Word. has agreed upon their
ierfltnry. and lefi Them in uRdistHrbed
possession. That this peace viii be :
lasting one 10 more Than can be hoped for.
The Indians cannot live. in their morasses
aud swsmps. without plumber. They
haze exhausted me small stack Of provi.
sions which they had. and, in war or IN
peace. must lire BY depredsIing upon
their white neighbors. The moment The
U. States troops are Withdrawn. theiI
work Of plumber and murder will recon
nence. and when they have recovered
their strength and fresh courage Tor fight,
they will be found again bursting upon
The settlements and desolaling. far and
wide. the iaires, regions Of Florida. Such
are the blessings that 1ow from the nal
administration Of a weak and imbecile
executive.
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The publication Of the MrLroS SrEc'
TAroR has been resumed, under the ma
nagcment OF Mr.. Charles Jeferds. In
his address to the public the editor makes
fair profession Of liberali,y and justice;
but whether he will have the independ-
ence 10 pursue course which has been
so signally rebuked in his predecessor,
remains to be seen. To judge from re-
cent circumstances, she people Of Cas-
well have forgotten 10 be liberal, and pre-
fer the triumrhs Of party to the calls Of
justice; else they would not. by dozens.
have sent in orders Cor she discontinue
snce Of their paper, merely because Mr..
Clay's able and unanswsrable speech
had appeared In TIA speech which, more
than any thing else which has jet been
published, went 20 sustain The institutions
Of the South. and 10 allay The fanatic spi-
ut OF abolition in the North; and which
speech the calls ofjus,ice required should
be placed before the people, that Mr.,
Gays true position in this important par
ticular. in which he has been grossly
misrepresentrd, might be understood BY
them. With such an example before
lin, j, would require more than ordinary
strength OF mind in an editor to pursue
liberal and enlightened course; and hencs
we are in no degree surprised to End j
announced 10 conclusion, that the MiltoE
Spectator is again to be devoted ITO th'
cause Of Democracy" and "to the re-
election of Martin Van Buren,.
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The properly OF swsrlwout was sold
on the 5,h incl. Tor The benefit Of the
United States. This property 10 mostly
In lots in The city Of New York. u was
bid OF by deputy United States mar.
shal. Of about sl2. 000-ssid 10 be moi
much more Than The cost Of selling.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 18th inst.
ANDREW M'cAurEY. jr. esq. in the 6Iss
year Of his age. lie lived and died re-
spected by all who knew him. "An bo-
nest man is the nob!esl work Of God"
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Stray.
TAKEN up BY Henry Tic.

E-@~wrN 1AhkN UPUy HtHIy TIC
S~VI.NM kel, living near the Shallow
" Ford, aud entered on the stray
CsSsSsra Book Of Orange county on the
2Sth day OF May, a HEiFER, two or three
years old, Of a yeIowish colour. with white
spot Oh its forehead, smooth crop of its
right ear. Valued al four dollars.
JOHN A. FAUCErr. Ranger.
June 10. Us
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Thsddeus Belts (whig) has been elect
ed Senator OF the United States from the
State Of Connecticut, 10 succeed Mr..
Niles. Tor The term Of six years beginning
on The fourth Of March lss,--Gen. Kim.
berly having declined on account Of i'll
health.
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- TAKEN up by Msbane Jack
l1A-~-n son, living Ave miles east from
EsxA VIA Hillsborough, on Emo, and en-
XII SNY tered on the Stray Book Of Or
rNsESsSea anee county on the Sth instant,
a brown MARE, two hlnd feet white, sway
back; four feet eight inches high, about twea-
~ years old. Valued alSl2 80.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
June 10 IS
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The following paragraph exhibits some
81 The workings Of he fnsneial system d
The country. when Operating without lhs
sssisIsnse o" the Monster"
In Memphis. Alabama money 10 from
10 8 Ter cent. discount. and Mississippi
irom 8 10 90. In Nashville. Alabama il
from ! 10 z. and Mississippi from 8 iC
10. In Louisville. Tennessee is s. Ala,
bsms 10. and Mississippi from 10 20 40.
In New Orleans. Tennessee 10 from 3 "a
5. Alabsms from 4 10 10. and Mississippi
from 4 20 rs.
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lasnlie SQUIRE 10 WssLiasloa. d psLlisLsd
= ne last Rishnand Enqairer. in : kish
= 70 siaisd. lhai Mr.. Stevenson, our Min.
islfr 10 London. has succeeded n makins
- arrangement with me British Gosern.
msni. ey Hhieh Il Is stipulated lhs. lie
ssine Of The slaves shipwreeked sous
sism or zen years ago. upon lhe Bshama
Island, shall Be paid 20 he claimants.
DC leiier says. . this. nHue. fand there
e no reason 10 doubt ~ is MOI only in.
Porlanl, - regards the indisidusl claim.
ants. bui equally 20 IN > national pOinI
q 'iew, - u establishes great and im.
Poriaui principle. The ar.
fahgemsnl is said 10 do ample justice "a
ne claimants. - % secures IN Ikem the
inll value Of their properly. with interest.
The arrangement secures 10 he claimants
nearly $500 piece for their slaves. in.
Guiding hen. women and ehildren--more
Than Was ever allowed on any former or.
ession By The British Government"
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The Constitution which was framed
BY the Convention recently assembled in
Florida, preparatory to the admission Of
that territory into The Union as a state.
has been rejected by the people, by ma
lority of about 400 votes.
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The Slaves Wrecked on the Bahama
fs'ands.--A lel,er, sevijen,ly from an au
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HiIIsborough Academy.
gIHE Fall Session will begin on Thursday thi
- sah Of August Such lsshe arrangement "
classes. that any probable number Of SCHOLARS
can receive ample aud efficient attention.
c,.,r CIV. ] Bingham
1lasssal DeP ,. a. Bingham.
Eng'ish Dep. A. II. Ray.
Tuition i5s in advance. I 5. w. Hughsb
-. The Raleigh Register, Star and Stand.
ard, Newaern Spectator, Edenion Gszette.
Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington Weekly
Chronicle, and Western carohnian win insert
the above three times, and forward their ac-
counts.
June 10. 75-3w
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HrLIsBoRoUcH
NENrNfrJs AnNinikIGyo

NLEA-AiklE AGAl1lElIo
rI,HE Trustees Of this institution. take plea
IL sure IN announcing 20 Parents and Guar.
dams that the exercises % tbc ensuing session
will commence on Ihe 18Th July neft Tie
well known qualifi .afions Of tiuse engaged 80
conducting Il, tue great stvantsgs oil rs ioea-
ton IN pint Of health, and The eminent moFali
" or The community in which q % situated.
eonspire 70 give this Academy high claims on
The eontilsnce Of the pubic. The studies VI
The Glasses arc az folloMss
or the Ia clais. spelling. Reading, Wnt.
ing, Ariihmeiie. Grammar, Geography, with
the use Of the Globes. History. Natural fhiio-
sophy. Chemistry. Mythology, Botany, kheio-
fie, Astronomy. Dietation snd compos'slon,
0fihs End cls5s.-Spelliag. Residing. WRIT
ing, Arithmelic, Grammar. Geography, with
the use &c the Globes. History, Nstursi Philo.
s,ohy. Chemistry, Diciaiion and Composition.
or tks 80 Class spelling. Reading Writ
ing Arithmetic. Grammar and Geography. i.
or the 4lh Class Spelling, Reading, Wfit.
ing and the Tables in Arithmetic.
TERMS OF TUITION, PAYABLE N ADVANCE.
First Class, cit 90.
Second Class, 10 90
Third Class, 10 90
Fourth Class, IL 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, 25 90 :
Drawing and Painting. 10 90
French Language, 10 90
Working on Canvass. 9 90
Working on Muslin. 3 O0N
]. s. SMITH,
CAD. JONES, S,n'r. =
VIM. CAIN, Ct
HUGH WADDELL, 81
STEPHEN MOORE, .
NATHAN HOOKER, q
7. III. MANGUM. 4.
| The Raleigh Siarsnd Standard val IA
sen four times.
June 10. 15-4w
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Public sale Of Land ~ Negroes.

ny virtue of deed Of trust executed by hlchard
- S. Ellis to the subscriber on the I'm day OF
D.cember 1885, and OF record in the Clerks Office
q, Amherst county, will be sold at Pedlar Mills in
,be comfy of Amherst. TO the highest bidder, for
cash. on Tuesday the Goth day Of November, the
tlswinp moperty, TO wit: one tract OF Land on OF
20, Greek. containing 400 acres, more or less. ad-
;a;n,no the lands of Larkn Byars and others; three
o,hcr adjoining tracts, lying on bolh sides of the
EnrhanIed Creek aud containing together eight
hn,,ed acres more or less, adjoining the lands Of
Mo.e. Martin deed. &C.; three other tracts, all
aJ;o;ninp. containing seven hundred and thirty one
n,es more or less lying on the forks OF Pedlar
=, and uor,lc,'s creek. adjoining the Pedlar NJ Ills
,J ob,,s: also one other tract of Land coniainlng
nm acres more or lesson both sides OF Pedar river
Jiooipp the lands OF John Davis others; also, one
Ia, of about one with the Brick Storehousc there
=, At Pedar NJ Ills Also the following Slaves TO
vii: Othello, n MN. and Frankly his wife, and John
now aged about l6 years, and Nancy aged
abou - wears with their increase # any, since tue
I7,h Dec 1885. The tile TO the aiurenaned Land
& Negroes is believed 10 be indlsputabc, but acting
as trustee will convey such title only is vested
IN ne by the deed aforesaid.
Jflrom ncemency of weather. or any other cause.
the sale ofthe aforesaid property should not be
pered ON the day named, il will be continued from
dav TO day until finished.
SAML. Med. REID, Trustee.
consent that the above named property may be
sold at the time and place named in The foregoing
advertisement and upon he terms aforesaid
RICHARD S. ELLIS.
Oct. "a ids
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LAND FOR SALE.

NM he sold. NJ public auction. on Friday tho
w 8rh Of November next my Tract of Land
on Suck Creek, on which now reside. The tract
contains between 40 and $50 acres. II lies
we'll aud produces Corn. Tobacco and snall gram
well. 1t has large body of good pre- timber
and Is in good heart. considerable portion OF the
land having rested several years, without being
gfazed Il djoins the lands of Capt. Wnhers Ed
mund Johns, deed aud others The Improvements
fFySra4s a good dwelling house with Xix rooms
Ehni lately repaired, meat house, negro houses,
--a-4.A tobacco houses. stables. &c.
The sale will be for cash, subject claim of
John b. Cabcll, amounting, with charges attendant.
to Sl2l4, be paid to him the day of SALE which
will be positively made on tho Sth of November
unless the incemency Of the weather should prevent
attendance. \. S. HENRY.
Oct 81 lSN
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~ % r. I e. r.

- TRA1ED away from New London on Satur-
~ day night the l2th inst. grey Mare-no
particular marks are recoected except thai the
lower part If her tail is white. She WAS about &
years old last spring, and is perhaps feet or 10 in.
ches high She off about dark, and went to-
wa,ds Lynchbntg and as she could be he9d
OF on the road nor in that place next morning, sus-
pect she passed Though town in the night. and
made her way towards I've River Warehouse. as
she was raised about II miles below that place.-An,
person who may take up said mare will please send
her 10 Mr.. Peters AT Tye River Warehouse OF 10
John w. Strailrn, near Stonewall Mills, Bucking
ham, who viii pay all charges.
ROBERT WILBOURN
Oct. 81 81
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p0s.lTISfAB..

MIR. MENTIONS ADDRESS.

1t is proper To observe, in publishing the address
oil Mr.. Willoughby Newton. which came inoidpn-
tally before the Staunton Convention. that they WHO
requested him its publication, were very lar from
being Influenced by any dissatisfaction with the mas
tcrly preamble aud resolutions which were adopled
by the Conventions aud winch issued from the most
accomplished pen of Virginia the Union, They
designed not To bring the two productions into rival.
~, but impressed with tho distinguished merits of
each, they wished TO bring both before the eye OF
the peol lie of Virginia. Hence the call upon Mr..
Newton, winch was signed slngly with an eye To
the internal mcts ol his address, and with any
reference 10 the lllusrions papers adopted by the
Convention.
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To .pEikicis - sRgiH 0icsseYs.

HNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
those who are interested III the manufacture
OF flour. that he Is now in Lynchburg and will remain
in this vicinity few weeks for the purpose ofycnd-
ing FH,pdtrich's Patent Smm NH or Rabber for
cleaning wheat of cheat, smul, dut and other I'M
purties and wherever il has been tired, its supc-
riority all other machines ever before used has
been universally admitted, aud wherever introduced
II has met with such universal favor as to supersede
all other machines in AT the time. II is extern
sivelv used IN tho celebrated mills in the States
Of New York, Delaware Mary land and several 9TH
ers, &sveral have lately been put into mills in Nmg
MA. There is one now in 1axall's mill III Rich
mond, where mlllers visiting Iha place can have an
opportunity OF seeing toperate and there Is aso
in Henry ). Banghorne x Co.'S mill at This place,
TO which would invite the attention Of mill owners
in this vlciniiy.-Some OF the most prominent quail
lies of tins are. LIST, that ii requires but very lltle
power to pfopel II 2nd, that cleans the wheat
exceedingly well and with great rapidty and }dly,
that il is simple in its construction, and very durd-
Bile. Milers wishing to obtain any information rela-
tive to this Machine wall please address the suJsct-
Der al this place.
n. 3. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended to. and assistance rendered ia C
recting Machine sold.
3. d. MACOMBER. Agi
for h. D. ClltdS, Bdhinorc
Lynchburg, Aug
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DAGEHEE.

- The imported Horse DAGHEE,
M A.aI LIZ will stand the Spring, Ie40
HWN VK in Lynchburg, Virginia. He is
.sAAsA&-kM. II rise of fine size aud great
strength; he was gotby Muy. the sire of Levia, ham,
Margf"ve and many other Horses of note in the
country. The terms, which will be Liberal, and his
PedI2iee will be published IN dne time
JOHN L. WHITE.
Oct "a p,
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y Il II y 4; y s..
Ten Dollars Reward.

AFOLEN from my plantation, in Bedford county.
- on Monday night the 2lsl October gray Horse.
or years old his name hangs on the left side he
has little bemish in one of his eyes, and has the
mark OF gear; shod ali round, and PAGES altogether
VIII give the above reward 10 any who will stop
and secure the Hose, with all reasonable expenses
SOLOMON CLARK.
Oct
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commissioners safe Of ;slNrcS.

In pursuance of decree Of the County Court of
L Amherst. pronounced on the q INST. in the suit
nj lhachsr against Mays, therein depending, the
undersigned, The Commissioner therein named vail,
Saturday the OH day OF November, 1889, at the
Tavern house Of Mis-. Sally Tayoe, in the county
ol Amherst. opposite The town OF Lynchburg, sell,
by way oil public suction. un a credit OF nine months,
the purchaseror purchasers giving bond with good
personal security, the follow ing
- Il II y r. y
belonging TO the of the late VIM. Burford. de-
ceased, TO wit Lewis. "a man between IS aud 80
years OF agr) Martha Ia woman about 26 Yeas old
and her three children, Mary, Louisa, aud child
III arns, name unknown.
These Slaves ale unusually likely. Of good cha
rsctcr, aud yer, valuable. The utIe to them is be
hcsed TO be good, bat the Undersigned acting merely
as the organ OF Inc Court. will not be responsible
therefor. DANIEL DAY, Com'r.
Oct. 81 ION
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" % Y Il e. ~

GANNAWAY & THOMAS y. MOOR
"A. MAN having associated themselves in bn
siness in future the business will be continued at The
OIL ID STAND of A. Gannaway (nexl door TO LIB
ery WaIehouse,) under The firm OF
Gannaway n Norman,
who offer to their friends and the public IN general
large and well selected assortment ol Groceries at
who,ssaIe and retail, which they will sell low for
cash or country produce.
A. GANNAWAY,
II. 7. MOORMAN.
Oct. II Wv
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To Bridge ESuiffFerS.

ON Tuesday The e9Ih instant viii be lei, at he
~ Bridge across Black Water Creek, leading
10 Langhorne's Mil. 10 the lowest bidder, the re
pairing of The said Bridge.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Oct. "a 2t
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A new line OF Coaches,


H. eers, are hereby informed that the under
signed will commence running
new line OF Coaches,
From Lynchburg 10 Dagget's (Diblelfs) Springs
via the Natural Bridge, Tuesday next The 2nd day
ojJHiy. Until further notice, we shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays. al hall
after four A. NJ, and arrive at Dlbres the same eve
nngs, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dbrels after breakfast, and reach the
White Sui phur about o'clock, p. NJ. Nisilers TO
the Springs by thus line will thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the White Sulphur or
l.ewi2burg, in two days from Lynchburg. The
Turnpike now finished quite to lis Intersection wh
the Lexington and Covington Road. and IN add
ton to the general novelty and splendid scenery il
affords, we would mention peculiar objects Of
interest and curiosity, the passage through, not ore7
the Blue Ridge, along the margin of James River
aud commanding view Of the Mountain Canal, q
beautiful prospect-the Natural Bridge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth trip across the Allan
tic yewan1 last, but not least, Dageers Springs,
KEEP, by Chs. l.. Dlbreli, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
The undersigned intending 10 give their persona
attention TO this line, confidently promise travel
lers first rate Coaches and Teams, and careful and
accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pains
tn emselves to satisfy their passengers.
WIN. A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
o.
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MOUNTAIN TRACT,

!2 or Is Valuable slaves for sale.
w Ill be sold, for cash. in The town Of Pattons-
onfg, on Thursday the 9TH day of November
,n'A', IL OR Is VALUABLE SLAVES, be-
s'"g TO The estate of Robert Tnsley, decd
'0"e OIL them VERY VALUABLE,
WILLIAM A. WATSON,
Administrator Of K. Tlnsey deed,
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Mountain Land,


Mountain Land,
IN the county of AN herst, known by the name Of the
Big Survey" on Wednesday next, the Both inst
on the Land near TO Mr.. Eaton Carpenters. and
VIII be accompanied by surveyor, and prepared 10
sen ana survey OFF TO purchasers such portions as
they may want Terms at sale bur they will be ac
6,ommodatlng. The undersigned, John Thompson.
~. w'''' alter closing sales of the Messrs Gllatls
"'''' ofsuch part as can be sold, pass to his own
MOUNTAIN TRACT,
""Joihins that Of the Messrs GilIlatts' containing
Upwards OF TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES.
@"u yng chiefly IN Nelson county, and will in like,
n''"per sell aud dispose of that All persons in Am
p,a VI nelson DESTROYS TO purchase Mountain
valuable for raising Stocks of Hogs Cat
,oa VI oheep, or for producing tobacco, rye. pola
VI suga'-beet, bad better ATTEND.
JOSEPH X. IRVING.
w., JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.
H.. AZ WISH 10 sell a Tract of Land, belonging to
n.a es''s, HIllialts, called the Wincenter Tract,
nr;o. ~ ~ e ed'ar Mills, containg 500 Acres; the
r. IT,, % per acre cash, or So per acre one-third
anal aad one and two years for the balance, e.
70 o"yment J. X. l. & J. T. Jr.
W. 81 81
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SHIRTS .4.y.D DK.4JV.ERS

wi EMS superior Silk Shirts
Ladies' do do
Mems Buck do
Metino do
Lambs Wool do
air m "e, Lambs Wool, aud Buckskin drawers Of
on hand and for sale a, low prices by
c., HUNT & MARTIN
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CORRESPONDENCE.

SrAuNToN. september %. 1889.
To Hdioacbby Merton. Esq;
Dem Sir--lhe Convention having to-day 10
oned 10 adopt the address prepared by YOU, Ion
sons OF wright and moment, We, individual mem
bers of that body. should nevertheless feel much
graulcd 10 II spread before the people OF Nlr
gina in the public prints. We, therefore. request
that PERMISSION At yonr hands. aud remain with Ing
In md L.ll..,X-
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L.EKGE SUPPLY or
FAIL Gn0nS


I AM NOW receiving my Fall supply OF GooDs,
i which will comprise the largest assortment offer
ed by me in this market, aud as many OF the Goods
have been purchased under peculiar circumstances,
feel confidence in being able TO offer some excellent
bargains especially in the following articles Broad
Cloths and Cassneres, French and English Men
nos. black Italian Lusrinss, Caicoes, Blankets,
Shawls, &c. &c.
FLANNELS.
! can offer fue bargains IN white, red and
yellow Flanncls
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS.
A large lot purchased, al job will be sold cheap.
CLOAkS.
A large assortment OF Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Cloth, Camblet and Merino
FUR CAPS.
large assortment, some worth $50
CLOTHING.
NV stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
will be unusually large, and Will comprise Amos,
every Article Of dress with handsome assortment oil
Broad Cloth, Pilot and Beaver over Goats.
Persons wishing purchase, will do well TO call
heI,,s pu,cbasing Nj. HART.
Son
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NOTICE.

NE undersigned. as agents for the owners (the
d..;. ness,s' "''atts.) will meet with any person
oer'rous OF purchasing any part of their
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Three hundred .ycreS.

the growth of Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, Nc.; has on
II "A comfortable Dwelling House aud all necessary
Out Houses
At the same time and place. will be sold, the Crops
of Corn, Rye, Oats Fodder, Sc, The stock Of every
descrp Ion, consisting oil Horses, Cows, and llocs:
among them are valuable Brood Mare aud two fine
Colts and several very valuable NJ deb Cows. Also
complete set Of BlaoksmlIh's Tools road Wagon
and Harness. two small Wagons. al The Plantation
Tools, aud Household aud hiichen Furniture, aud
three Stills complete.
TERMS.-The Land will be sold on credit OF
and Two years, and the other property on credit
of Nv eve months. Bonds with approved security III
be required. and a deed OF uusl on The Land.
ALIEN. BROWN, Executor If
James Haitcy burton, dcc'X
Oct 10 I2ON'
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DISCOUNT DAYS
LAND Ac. FOR SALE.

pursuance of the last bland testament of James
L HALEY Burton, deceased the subscriber will sell
on the premises, 10 The highest bidder, on Wodues-
day Tie 2Oih day OF NnyembrrneM.