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If the completed the first day, they VIII be con-
tinued from day TO day, until Completed
nav Ia Company hereby certify, that James Pcace, whose
name advertisement, the Agent
IF the said Company duly authorized y The President aud III
ector TO make the Sock delinquent Stockholders
from be deemed necessary pursuant 70 The
,,ovisions Of The charter W u. CIllrTENDEN
I,,lv % @-6t
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p RsU ANT Ia the provisions of Deed of Trust executed by
Gdrsn Glenn subscriber, bearing date Inc 2''h 70
mhrr, 1872 and recorded in the Clerks once OF fnce u
ad County Court shall prncecd SELL 10 the hshc niaue
the premises, for cash, Saturday, the i4th nay Oh ,us
s The Tnc, oil Land whereon the said Gideon Glenn formerly
ed, lying In the county Of Prince Edward ana CONTAINING
frs The title the said land believed to be sood put
irii bleed. ABRAHAM EENABLE.
III. lq-oawfda
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TaIgrkIe Farm in Ciarke county for sale.

IaigaNe Farm In Clarke county jor SAFE.
OFFER i sale the Farm upon which reside in Clarke conn
H. about one mile from the Shenandoah river ann sny
% above arpers Ferry IL contains upwards oil eleven nun
ia c,r, al land, of which about three hund.ru are
.at. inaer.d There two neveriailing streams OF 'ci
wn. through upon Of which there are twn merchant.
rr and one mill, and all OF them within one mile oil
10. Farm. = .;,,o. ,,i.L
,r improvements consist of large and wen nhisnca "'N
~ NIX nearly ~ anoi "A new containing eight roolS-tt-
-: slate and the cellar paved wih Hch. ~
bindings also of brick, and correspond wlih ,ic
4 Tnere are ,cnrnents also convenient distance of
essnh ana wagon maker, with good shops i" both Ih
nnier improving system Tor many years 'u
j.. IN healthy IN! excellent neigboracod; and wi WIN
.arr loy i, 10 any wishing purchases and WIN 'fh
mr. N. Of le which may be ascea'hso ~
,on ly letter Wishing effect sale before The Isl OF
when shalt leave home for few weeks, requasl
ms disposed see, correspond WIN me ~, ~,
~, ], j. without delay. JaaIs w. -. y,
S-tf
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Boarding. and Day Schoot-jor Boys and loung
Gentlemen.

Gentlemen
l. CIIIIEr, PaixcrrAi.
THIS School will he opened in ciy oc Richmond the
Isl Of October next The course Of studies WI comprise all
Education, which departments Mr. Outlet will he assisted hy
% @ , gaa win an a. an Spoken n
charge'i being The ihteniln Of tho
Principal with lie study ." hc Crock md Latin
Languages The practical study AMI knowledge ol The French and
Spanish Italian 1nsnases all three Of w'h hs'ns merely
The School vii he divided in.o three departments The l
An Infant school for children from 10 years Of age; who
Lady, will be taught 10 rcad speak and sing
introduce into This department variety studies
cooqua ameent and other exercises OF these young chi
The 81 Department will comprise boys from 10 old
Taught the rudIneis o The English aud French
Grammar, in English and French IrS Booksi Writing, Aah
metic, History, and Geography
The Department, will comprise boys from 10 to Il year. o.
The studies will be The Greek and Lair language the
French Spanish Italian, If preferred &c on,ry and IN
deed all The construction prepare Young
man for the University Of Virginia. for ad West
Pon, .. the Naval School,
consistent with the the Scholars particular alien
will paid their manners deporlment and language
and complete than has been heet fore attempted ~
Ills city, he will require The mrs Of attendance 4
ZACH and in the afternoon the scholars will attend
es md the 'nt ns s a
tendance I'LL r. for T G.ss lessons 'e week
including washing a"s sN sf sas c Ct 9sa T &C.
Seat in Church, s.
The Spanish or Italian Language esch per quarter
Drawing "a
Fencing, "a
Instrumental Music, :"
DAY SCHOLARS,
From to years OF age, per quarter, IN advance -
from Front . 10 ~ ~ NO. Nc II 80
member of the University of Paris, ana M, IA
experience teacher bih III France and t
Satisfactorily in New York. ,,..;,o
further particulars h- be.S leave % refer 10 thr i' ~.
gentlemen, either of whom ,eciiuly eanes'eu ~
the Of pupils intended for the seho be ief
Rev. William Plumcr, Thomas XII iehe. Esq, Dr. MA.
Gen Pcsam, L. Mosson Esq., tColsu of France, Cen
G. Pcrsico Esq, James Lyans, Esq 'Ir. Nelson, Robt-
mey ESQ., George W. Goode ESQ., rs mpe Cwatfmey l4,t
July 30 49,
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July3

LANES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
nIRSIrAST 10 Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanrery the county Of Powiatan pronounced ."
The 10Th Of July lSi at special terra Of the sald Con
shall ~ Commits appointed for that purpose, proceed 10
sell To the hshe, bidder public auction, on The premises on
SATURDAY. The .sh OF August the Tract oi Lana DC
longing 10 the estate Of Francis ). Sampson, deceased and on
which - resided This land lies Immediately on James tiver
IN Inc ran,y If powhaan q miles from Richmond, and
adj looming Of Doet David McCaw Blair oling dcr d.
and Others aud healthy and 4. agreeable a.
Two miles place manufacturing mills ana saw mus-
II contains acres. The land IS susceptible oi I'M
well adapted To the growth If every DESCRIPTION
uf crnps this section OF coHni.y There 4 hish
quantity al wood aaj for all plantation aPoseS lie Improve
dwelling house spacious enough Tor inc ac'o'd'
Of small family together win tobacco ns anu oe
The purchaser VIII nav" Tue
pry,rce II etln. crop wheat this FALL and lu asess
ION viii given he close of the current year ne terms ~
will fourth OF the purchase money required III cash.
The balance equal mcnis 81 one aid Two years Inc n
chaser sy:n. bond, Win approved security rairs lns interest
from the day sae the title The said land viii be tanned IN
iii the purchase shall he paid Any person
wishing 10 view The PRIOR the day Vi sale VIII please
ci an lie residing Jude' Ferry, about two miles
distant. HANNIBAL HARMS, : U"'", ~.
July 30 -f-'t-
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STRATTOS'S OFFICE,
1IrII SrpKrT

DRAWING OF Wellsburs Lottery, Class 80 July %:
SO IS 50 26 So 81 GO II 10 Is 60 IL
i'kt Nos 10 II 60, good PRICE, sold and cashed by
STRATTON.
Drawinq of Icesburr Lottery. Class l.. July 3lst:
>, Is ~ 6s 81 20 ~ 80 80 40 IL ~ 30 %.
"Aole Ticket, Nos - Is 49, prize Of 500, sold by
STRATTON.
,eT Saturday,, August 9Th, in Alexandria. prize Of $50 900,
~" 80 Of 600, &C. - nos, IA drawn. Tickets So
t saturday, August 1sh NcSantria. prize Of $50 $50,
All. ) ''"''' as-9
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ms cber wishes IN dspase of all his property in Vrgi-
| u piva,elv, be don. advantaseousy not, pun
date. Ii sold publicly the time, terms,
Gwen in advertisement, and any one
privately know the terms. ny apficaiioh " ny VIZ
.. Beverly IIe,h at Snbles F. o.. Powilatan 70, VA
Plantation lanes called DOVER rms estate
sni Of iinnchand, and Il too Well known ~ Ie
..lun II Contains about ,J0 acres Vo ~ WIZ" %
IT, uw grounds. Also TIE stock Of Mules. Horses Farming
a. every sort, Forage and Provisions on hanu
Tier. wheat seeded on tins Farm tlS year.
. ~ Farm m Chesterfield, called ST. LEDGER, containing
s,ll 10 acres, with the stock of all kinds ,..,
a. ,so1, ln6 SEGROES-M.n Women Boys and Giris.
h My interest in the Ga,iero M-the Corn Mil ADJOINING
IL Water Power attached ana hummer y,
is iHs A-lw.; the Basin, IN the cry {" E'chn,ou,
Warehouse al l,c Old Locks al the James River Company
i;. Two "aa:a-n- Church Hill, in the CRY OF uicm,
~ =" y "e'"sa " JOHN HETII.
f,y +, 2-u
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AND FOR SALF.-Wl lie said. the highest bidder a., ia
- Tciscs,l III. 18th day Of August Farm roiry ~
Caroline situated on the south side Of Mnitapuny Eve miles
from the uwling erecn and half miles III, ,Ir
Depot the Richmond, Fredericksburg Potter" Railroad
containing by recent G6s of which 25 bottom
land. II Is deemed unnecessary to enter into accurate d.
of snd Farm, as those wishing 10 pnfcias- doubt
aud examine for themselves and VIII only that hi, Farm
situated Of the best ncabnrhood in Virginia NJ
Office Athens, Caroline Persons wishing To
make enquiries, BY letter, will be promptly a'enacd 10
HiLL JONES
Iilr IL | IL
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- The above property will be sold Al auction on me io. Jay
j o-r next unless previously disposed oil al p'a'a %
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Z, observation-disclosures D. tiuarlrs ha- removed his
Ia store, hIid square below his old stand, the app
where he will hr Happy ic-rivr he sails Of
friends. and others who wish purchase cheap y GOus. lie
this ls thanks Tor t.c !afa Patronage
hitherto bestowed upon him. and 10 all who iay BE- dis
posed 10 continue their favurs iai cyr.ioD shall h. wanting
IN III par; 10 merit them. THOMAS u. 9UiHl.ES,
Create From. Budding. n s:,ce Saoc:oe iii.
July - Sat-
NOTICE The Subscribers this Ia, entered into - Pant
" ncr-ria, aud viii tis ry narT !c lri
al Richardson G 20.
ROBERT =. RICHARDSON,
BENJAMIN W. RICHARDSON.
Having purchased jaqicin Taylor 81. ll-,, stock ." by
i;un;s. AM ans-d them t:eir Fail ir;o ;a
arrival, nfi-I The fof -ae ai tie I.Gt.
terms, Tie s;nrc heretofore occupied rs lrm.
We shall keep constantly hand lnc assortment n ir>-ri-
rs, kddermnstrr and Venetian Carrcn. and Eus Whit II
will b. sold, wholesale retail, al low prices.
RICHARDSON & 60
Richmond, July lsil IG-lat'
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G. REWARD.-Ran away from The subscriber TO, on III" i o
.ocU July, negro named HENRY ana HaaN;
purchased Matthews Courthouse, IN june Dy Luz w,
and Templeman Gf Mr. Zebocs Gaylcs lie has pl" III,
olexion about 2 wears five G.t or inene MN
has Gloucester York county lack Is oacS
about wars of feet inches high, little bow-iess
and stamners when spoken to quick. purchased him al inc
Bell Tavern, VIM G. Jones, from New Kent wiz e,5 n
so far each OF them delivered Richmond or 50 io
each OF hcm if confined any jail sol can get them agnn
Richmond August 3. 80
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Tickets SiO-->iaIr- III prornItlnn
Certificates &c packages Of - whole tickets sl3o shares ~
proportions.
VIRGINIA WEILSB,'RG LOTTERY, Glass G, for ISL 7"
he draw Alexandria, Saturday, 2stl of August ISL
Capitals:
/ prize Of si0ooG prize Of S:3.MV
d. 5000 do 3,hfi
! d. 800 do a,2t,
81 OF 900 80 nf 40, 30 of 900, l.O If TO- SC.
Tickets Sl1-shares in proportion.
package Of d whole tickets viii be senl '
Sl3J-sharrs in proportion.
u. NJ. HoYT & Co, Rra-4snI
July - TT
., AcS AND BAGGiNG OF tir ht> KIND. salr ~ The
ID PENITENTIARY STORE, iih strfe.
Julv ~ Ill
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ry,.1,,yCE nnTEi.-E.7L7INOkt:.

Iyt.IIANcE Observation-Disclosures
rr,iIr s,.c::acr drsiFois To meet lhs " lii
rt ia, i. ms aided about fifty new anu az! Nuns
il, ,,,rb IL frsis aiil enable inn I" a''"In". ~,
80 hou<e. from tlc encouragement ~ ~
~ ~ IN fra,, determination 10 mrri the v,'" ~ " "
,o.s,lr q; his friends, larrs himself 'hat "a T., mar a.
,a,r ones H. induced - give tnia ir'i - h'"i -
,r,n ~ the Railroad ea"S, and The >"ref' -
Inc laan alry we'll ventilated nalm""s . ~ S,..rn
Travellers. i.e'f'' rf,Srpu IryrTrI' !prepririor.
IL. .u
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RErARn.-l VIII ave .ie MOS"
~ apprehension and delivery -cc"d ~
Ja them again, The following i've Negroes y Il" r
away tho fist Of February last belonging IL the Lower Si
Plantations tonuland county either Of HEM.
arni-tead, 10 years old, appears older having los; 's i'
teeth III. kick Of horse, feet u inches high.
Jim Rn--, about 20 years old yc" runpl- Men, small black
homes, Indian blood, about
feet h;:h. 49,
Nirod old u getting bald the crown II ms
head has walk rather dow look. inches high
Tinsley 81 old rather
small features, dark, black, ~ inches high
Reuben u years DID, short and s:a;, good looking, feel halt
and inch high.
These Negroes together, fom Richmond They
doubt the country, may be liz river hoa,;n WI:
false papers. WV. ". SaNbfh-.
Lower Byrd Plantation, Goochland, Nav -. i-ii
ltyHEiT-FANS, aud ocr Agricultural implements, oi AZ
w proved kinis-uT sale Al The
Iu;v ~ 2-G.
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NTOTCE-The subscribers respectfully solicit the attention
~ the Farmers in the negbons counties, to whom Tue
-, & ,ees ;ll bc given for good wheat, delivered al Tie
Richmond CIV Mills in rear of the Armory. syp,I
Auu & 25-St plChlNSON o. ss6hi''
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HlCO ACADEMY.


THE exercises Of this school will cSr for fe present session
The last Of June wi be resumed IN the ~. at July
Tb. Academy 20 long and firnrahy known, connexions
l.ick edice the Red House hriwcen Milton and
Icrsbnru in nrchborlo0d distinguished alike for health aud
Temptations Ia vice, viii! which VILLAGE nca
lions are usually and Of access hy stage from all
The subscriber having had several years experience
teaching enable him give the most satisfactory ">
Inonial, qualifications, he pledges himself L.
in promoting intellectual and moral Improvement The pupil
10 In addition ~ The us:a! sru!;rS Of The
grammar English and Classical drPa tmcnt-
tuni-s French and Spanish languages ac Afforded whcn
desired Defamation md composition VIII b. attended to-
Board can fine and respectable families COME nicni Ia
the Academy.
Rates ~ Tuition.
For Elementary Eng!, hrancics $40 per session
For Ancient Languages u
Euard incudn. washing, &c, 10 session o
five months. FIELD " 'I'hIEiKHf"
The undersigned uf whom patrons If alnvc
school take pleasure stating that they deem Themselves
procured the services Of Mr. tal"rnc
instructor in their pursued
sessions without exception, entire >at>tclln IL
therefore, with the utmost confidence III him. that wc recommend
the school 10 the public. -
n. DURHAM, Il. !. SMITH,
j. RAISEf, y-.,.,. J jas. W JEFFEEiS,
j. 7. RAITEY, ~ DAVID POINTER,
JOHN McADES, NM shiIil
June % l'-sca
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ID. Nj. IIoyt u Co.'s Lottery and Exchange oihce'
RIrnNnSD

TO-DAY give The schemes for August During the month
will be scattered the country more han three ING
didrs-Pzrs OF thousand doars, thirty ihonSana
ttpusnnd &C. em OF these VIII be sem
OF Fortune and of his patrons WI
rhem hut Arrays bear III mind That you cannot YET si H
hdr Il rclc.
Correspondents DESTROYS Of obtaining OF these splendid
prizes in forwarding their orders Ia
Head Quarters Jcr Pri:cS. Hof & w.
SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
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pESirENTIARY SHOES, Se-A iaT.s .n ,,, ms KIN md
.,, ~; cl,oe. Sc Icnlicuiiity Einnia'h' hiur ~ -
rsr material for safe Al tl'c Store on f,m % AMI M u.,ta,
~ - .,,rrl.lar d-coa, VII be idr, anu 'r "-"
credit gwen i'unciuai :easf'. ae-et
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~, rIMEEg-lnlsU and heading ilttr want
IS "a ,r The the lsnc'iay For aicr' inis"e ,a
H., 1, the Institution the highest Iilce current WI, -
80. hll.,. ~ he - iarhcs un.. inches wft az" !:
rhr mick On the heart edge beating hiI6 men. "'ee'
'"'ne' '"is' -" q. WATSON, 3.en. Peaderfmry.
3-..R
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-.
VIRGINIA MONoNGALIA LOTTERY, Class l. for lsi,
e drawn al Alexandria, Va August 7lh.
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certificate package of II whole tickets $780, shares IN
proportion
VIRGINIA IEESBRG LOTTERY Glass y, for lSi 10 hc
drawn III Alexandria, VA, Angus; iith, ISL.
Grand Capitals:
pr,e nj s::ln.0 / prize or sin,nGa
! do GOnD dn. 5000
do auen I d.. $500
Of aia5-5e.r- % of l,oOo sc
IS number lottery, II drawn.
Tickets Sl0-sliarcS IN rru.mun.
Certificates Of packages Of y whole tickets $780, shares IN
proportion.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, decided by Union Lottery,
No. 4 Ia e drawn August u, ISL.
Grand Sciences; t-'SNH
,.;,. of s9i M, prize of 81, 3n1
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majority against IL Wen pick the flint and Try il again.
One more IRE and thru are ours"
MoSoNGALIA-2 DEL.
House of DeiegateS.-Willam ). Morgan, Joseph
F. Harrison (Democras) elected
PRESToN-l DIT.
VIM. G. Brown, (D) reelected.
HARRISoS-2 DsL.
House Of Delegates.-Armsrong ID 7ol, Kin.
cheloe' (D) 6i7-Camden (W.) 63'', Johnson 3D.
2e2, Huntington CN) leo, Sandy o. l2G, Hawkins
3D. &C.
For Senats-Shinn (D.) $50, Spencer Nv } 467.
For COngress.-Hays (D) $50, Smith (W) sol.
'The above (says the Clarksburg Scion of D. are
the returns far received and render the election
Of Armstrong and Kincheloe TO the Legislature certain
This is very gratifying result for friends; since
from the number of candidates in the field tue election
of two Democrats was almost despaired OF. We
not conjecture much about the result of the election for
Congress and Senate unit, further returns; far as
received matters decidedly favorable to the election
of Hays and Shnn.
FAIoUIER-2 DEL
For House Of Deies'ates.-Scott 507, Foster SOL
Rust (D) BAG, Thompson 324.
For Congress.-Powell (W.) $50, Shreiye (D.) 265.
"LITTLE TENNNESSEE"-o. X.
SCOTT Del.
"Estiirile, Ia, .7prH 23d.
81 hasten to inform you of the result of the Election
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TAZEWELL-l DrLEcAIr.


"Ta-crH Court House, .7pri 22d, ISL.
"You herewith have statement of the polls III
this county, with the exception OF one precinct not
heard from, hich will, in all probability, give th'Fy
or forty votes and there is no doubt but Hopkins aho
Bowen will receive nearly all of item. Lambert voted
for Harrison last FALL but, in ms circular, admitted
that he was not pleased with the new Cabinet, and
feared he had been mised by the coonskin cry IN
the late lie protessed to he Jefferson
an Republican, opposed to United States Bank, a.
riff, Internal Improvements, NC. Colonel Bowen -
4 staunch Democrat-deeply imbued with the spirit
Of his father-.one Of those hardy and patriotic noun
,aineers who gloriously fell at the battle Of King 5
MISUNDERSTANDING for those principles OF winch his
son is now the ardent advocate Col Hopkins has
not been in the county this Spring, and his friends
were SO confident of defeating his Wing competitor,
BY an overwhelming majority, that little eaeron WAS
made for him in tins county. His majority will, IN all
probability, be from eg hit hundred to thousand votes
The Democrats firm in "Litte Tennessee 1t
will not be in the power Of The Wings, although they
have brought out their strongest man, 10 increase their
vote from what IL was last tall.
CRAYSON-l brl.
"GRAYsoS G. H., April %
sour election is Just over and has resulted fayoraby
TO the Democratic cause The Congressional poll
And for Delegate 10 the General Assembly, for Car
roll (Deni) 40, for Carter (W.) 3G3.
Hopkins majority III
Carrolls do 30
The aggregate vote IS 81, beng 3O ess than Tie az
gregate vote in the Presidential Election.
"Col. Hopkins did not visit the county during the
canvass whilst his competitor visited and addressed the
people on several occasions, both in person and by
PROXY, in every part OF the county, and was on the day
of the election the Court house, and addressed the
people in the absence Of Mr. Hopkins, whose political
course heretofore he anmadverted upon in the strong
est terms; and nsinuated, that the failure of Mr.. Hop
krs to visit and address the people, was because the
continued confidence eposed in him by the pee-
pie of the District had rendered him sonewha, aristo
cratic and above taking the trouble to electoneer with
his constituents, and he trusted the people would con-
sign Col. Hopkins to that retirement which he seemed
to court But the Democracy Of old Grayson, true 10
their ancient Republican principles were not 10 be
caught by such light thcf The result shows that they
have now, and will carry out the Jeilersonan
principles Of our Government"
Russell. -Cowan 3D. III majority over Smith wv
Smyh.-Tate 3D. 2-l, Thompson wv 27l.
Graysom.-CarrolI (D.) 80 majority Carter wv
Ta:eueH.-Bowen d. elected by handsome ma
jorty.
uyhe-Isaac J. Leiwich' d. without opposition
FRANkI.IS-a Drl.
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flowing state of the polls

Mcnowells mai. II Rohinsons mai ~ .
I" For the Division Of the County l33, against It
4I2
This is the smallest vote that has been g ven in the
county in the last three years. and yet Mr. NcDowe $
majority is over Mr. Van Bnrens vote in November
last and Robinson S vote is 80 more than Major lian.
nails over Sharks 10 months ago. lfevery county in
the State has done their part well Old Botetour,
has DONE the Old Dominion is redeemed from Federal
ism and mlsrie.
WOOL Del.
House Of Delegates-john G. Jackson 800; Neal,
Dem) 1858, Only screen majority. (Close cuttingl-
and in county too, which gave Harrison last Fall III
majority oo
Senaie-Spencer, (WhigJ 49, shnn, (Dem) 1870.
cengress-smith, (whIgO 81 Hays, (Dem.) 34l.
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NoTCE-In pursuance If the last will and testament Of Dan.
r Strickcr, Sen, deceased will Offer public sale,
the premises, THURSDAY the 10th Of June the valna
bic Tract Of Land which the deceased formerly resided lying
the North river eleven miles north of lexington Rock
bridge and well known by the Scklers Spring
containing by estimate, 81 $50 cleared about 80
nf Hat land, Il Of meadow. The Land
productive the county, and all fields
There r Tact Sulphur Spring. that has been resored To
less fi would doubt r csorted 10
great deal more If good house Of accommodation kept
The improvements consist Of oerabe log dwelling house,
smoke house. spring house. good double log barn. a
pie orchard, &c, &c. Persons wishing land pre-
tho day Of sne will call the subscriber the neigh
bohoad who will take pleasure in showing any person.
Joseph Stticker, who resides the premises Terms made
known The day of sale JOSEPH Y. TREyEY
Executor If Daniel Striesier, ST., drceaseX
May3 lls-3t