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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
District of Washington, IS. Montpelier, within and for
said district, on the 30lh day Of March, 1912
I EVr BARTLETT, administrator the estate OF
II JOSEPH BACHELOR, JR. late Of Painfeld in
said district, deceased presents his petition whiting to
said Court praying for license to sell all the real estate of
said deceased together with the revorsion Of the WIDOWS
DOVER raise money pay the just debts against the
deceased the personal ofsad deceased being nsu
cient pay said sbs by S2i40 80 and the real Of
said deceased being appraised at the of S2075 90
Whercnpon ordered that said petition under
al the Probate Office, in Montpelier, tho
10Th day nf April ls42 and it is further ordered that
all be notified thereof by publication the YER
mont Waterman and Jou nal printed at Montpelier, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY all of which be before the time OF
hes airing. BY the Court,
so Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Regr.
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COMMTssIONER,s NOTICE.


ME the subscribers, being appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate court for the dis riot of Randolph
mssioners TO receive, examine and adjust all GLAZING and
demands of all persons against the estate Of Deacon joel
Tinker late Of Chelsea said district deceased, repre-
scented nsolvcn, and also all claims and de andS exhibit
ed IN offset thereto and from the % day Of
March being allowed by SAID for that pui pose
do Their sore hereby give that will attend tho
business Of our said appointment the dwelling house Of
N s. Tinker IN Chelsea the FIRST FRIDAYS in July and
September next from nine O'Clock A. Nj. until four o'clock
| p. NJ. on each Of said days.
CALVIN BLODGETT, lComms.'
JOSHUA DICKINSON, 5sioners.
| April 10Th, 1872. 81
STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for the
| District Of Bradford I District Of Bradford-To
all interested in The estate Of Benjamin Brock late Of
Newbury, in SAID district deceased:
| WHEREAS, James Brock, executor OF the last will
w and testament Of SAID deceased has made applica
ton writing this for licenses TO sell the follow
ing real oil said deceased situated in Newbury 10
wit, the souhwesery quarter Of the humid cd lot
bered 49, and half pew in the Congregational meet
ing house, and half pew in Union house Newbury for
the payment Of debts aod the appearing necessary
The efore you hereby notified appear Of
SAID court 20 be holden Corsss Inn Bradford, the
second Tuesday Of May next and object to The granting
said licences, If you
| Given under my hand at Bradford, in Probate Court
this 3lst day Of March, lS42
81 J. w. D. PARKER, Judge.
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JOEL PHELP,s ESTATE.

TTHE Suisse ibeTs having been appointed by the Hon
l. CRADLE Probate court for the dat let Of Washington,
commissioners 10 receive, examine. and adus all aims
aud demands of oil persons against the estate Of JOEL
PHELPS, late Of Berlin, SAID district deceased repre-
senrd nsovent and the of months from the 29h
day Of March 1912 allowed BY sail the creditors
Of said deceased, ,xhoIt and prove their respective
claims, before usDo give notice, that will attend 10
the duties Of appointment at tbs dwelling house OF
Elizabeth PHELPS in Berlin in said district the Sd Tues
day Of June and September, at o'clock, afternoon,
each OF said days.
Berlin, March 81, is42.
81 ASA ANDREWS, I Commits.
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VIM. GIiEENOUCH & Co.

w ths W IL IA Il ~ OOGH ~ Co.
No a. NERO CHANTS ROW, BOSTON
fE constantly receiving and Offer for sale thecoun
try trade on the most reasonable terms,
Hal ARE 81 CUTLERY
consisting OF Sheffield Goods ereaves and Song Cast
Steel Files and Edge Tools Mlwehs' Chises; Plane
Irons Greaves aud Sons Electro Steel Plane Irors Chs.
els and Gougef, and by far the bes, article in the
market Groves and Suns Tyzscks Tayor's Saca Sell
ar and Graysonl Sandersons Hand, Psnne Back Com
pass, and Web Suws; Siekles; general assortment OF
Tools. etc. etc. and
TABLE 81 SPRING CUTLERY.
Birmingham Gonds, comprising in part Log, Trace and
Halter Chains; James and Fox and Hawkins Screws
Bed Screws; C"ach Screws Bsldwn's, Kenrckis and
IarraWs broad aud narrow Butts table and back flap ne
and plate Hinges Hooks and Hinges; Locks
closet PAD wardrobe chest cupboard press plate blind
wroughl Nails.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Iron and cast stee shoves; spades ERE sets augers
Nashua locks and latehes; w. Rowland and Sons and
Fulton Hardware Cos Mill Saws Coles Hammers Lat
chrs, nng and improved, BIakes patent, etc. slc.
Composing altogether stock well suited To the country
trade-to be sold f'r cash approved credit.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

CAPT. ASA BALDwIN's ESTATE.
THE subsc rbers having been appointed by me Honor
able Probate Court, for the District Of Bradford, com.
mssioners To receive examine and adjust s claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate Of Capt Asa
Baldwin, late Of West Fahee IN said district deceased
represented insoyeAt, and The term Of six months tfOm
the 18TH instant allowed by said the credtorS 81
said deceased exhibit and prove their respective clams
before us i---Do give, notice that we will attend to
the duties Of our appointment tho dwelling house Of tho
widow Micah Baldwin, IN West FAee, in said District
on the 3ls day Of May, and the 6th DAY of September
next, on each Of said days
ELIBHA THAYER, j
ELISHA MAY, Commissioners.
JOSEPH KIMBALL, y
West Fairlee, Mach 30th, 1912. 52t
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
w the subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
W The probate court for the District Of Randoph
mssiouers 10 receive, examine Ind adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate OF Jamea w.
Kinsman, late of WlamstowR in said district deeeased
represented nsolven Il also all CLAIMS demands exhibits
ed in off ct thereto and months from the 9Th day Of
March 1912 being allowed by said cour, tor that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice that will attend
the duties Of said appointment the dwelling house OF
J. G. Gale, in Will amsown, the LIST Monday in May
and September next, from nine O'Clock A NJ unIl four o.
clock p M on each Of said days.
DARIUS PRIDE, Commits
JAMES HATCH, }sioners.
Wiliamstown March % 1912 80
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BROWN g. CHAPIN.

Nos Is l6 Commercial few doors north Of the
Market, BOSTON,
nv HOLESALE dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES,
w PAINTS SPERM and LINSEED OIL, WIN
DOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS, &c. offer for sale a
fresh and complete assortment Of the above articles the
mott reasonable terms Tor cash credit County deal
ers are respectfully invited TO call and examine their
before purchasing elsewhere. 4s3m-Aug |, SIN
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SO Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Regr.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMM SSIONERS' NOTICE.
XNTE The subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
w the probate court for the district Of Randolph Com.
mssioners to receive, and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the of John W.
Clark late Of Washington in said district deceased repre-
scented nolvcn and also all claims and demands exh bit-
ed offset thereto and months from the 18th day Of
March, 1912, being Allowed by sad Court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice, that will attend TO
the business of sad appointment at the eng house
Of ths widow Tamson CLARK in Washington. the first
Mondays of June and October next from o'clock A
NJ until four P. NJ. on each said days
ELIAS LATHROP, Commits
JOHN G. DAVIS, sioncrs
Washing on March %, 1912. $50
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ASA ANDREWS, Commits.
GEO. c. MOORE, sioneis.

STATE OF VERMONT, I To all persons interested
District Of K sndolph, SIS { in the estate Of Lyman
Kdder Esq late of Branee, ir SAID district, deceased
WHEREAS the administrators the estate Of said
have the time fur closing the settlement Of said estate
tended year from the 4h day OF April s42 lor the
payment Of debts and selling The property Of the estate
The cfore you hereby notified appear session
OF The Probate Court to be holden at the Probate Office in
Randolph, the FIRST "Wednesday in May next and make
your objections, if you have cause.
In testimony Of which hereuno set my hand and the seal
r. G of this Court, Randolph, this second day Of
lL'7J April, A D 1912. WIN. HEBARD, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT To all persons interested in
District Of Randolph, SIS { the estate of Daniel Flint,
late of Bfainree deceased:
WHEREAS, the executor OF the last will and testa-
w ment Of said deceaseN has made application to this
court have the time for closing the settlement Of said
estate extended from the first day Of May next,
for the payment Of debts due from said estate and for
selling the property Of the estate - THEREFORE,
you are hereby noieo appear session of the Pro-
bate be holden the Probate Office in Randolph
on the first Wednesday in May next and make your OBJ
cctions, f you have cause.
In testimony of which hereun set my hand and the
r, G seal of said court at Randolph, in said district
lL'S'l thus 4ih day Of April a d. 1912
81 VIM HEBARD, Judge
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WILLIAM HOLDEN's ESTATE.

WILLIAM HOLDEN'S ESTATE.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora-
i bic the probate court for the district ot Washington
commissioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
aud demands tf all persons against the estate If W sm
Holden, late If Barre in said district deceased epressn-
led nsovrni and the offs calendar months from the
25th day OFF ebuary 1912 beiRg allowed By said court 10
The creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before usDo gvo notice, that will
attend I" the duties Of appointment the dwelling
ulc the 2sh of april and the 10Th of August neat
O'Clock forenoon each Of said days.
Barre, March Oath A ID 1912.
ALVAN CARTER, lCommis~
so JEREMIAH ELLIS, {sioners.
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HERDS GRASS a CLOVER SEED.
k'Ch Sale by LANGDON and WRIGHT.
April. 1851.
900 700 warranted spruce Shingles, Nails, Glass, etc.
A. can be had cheap Of CHAS sPALDTNG, II
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10 PEDLARs.

NOTICE.
THIS may certify that havo gwen my son, AL BERT
l. o. HOOD, hstlme during bis minority and shall mol
hereafter claim any ofhis earnings, pay any debts
his cont acting after this date. AMOS HOOD
Chelsea, April 18Th 1912. 52*
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EMOVAL.
'INHE subscriber has removed from Is Water-s ee u
l. Chambers SO Washington, opposite Milk street. and
nearly opposite the old South Church where he will be
happy to wait his former and all purchasers Of
STRAW GOODS,
at wholesale. Bonnets of every fashionable material,
shape and knish consisting part OF she'll lace Florence
Fine and medium Florence English Rutland; Florence
Rnant, American Dunstable Eleven and Devon Braids
with odgngs. American cold Suaws, very low prices
LEGHOtN HATS, Col'd and White,
Palm Leaf Bonnets and Hoods Bonnet Glue st I'd and
I'd quality, Silk and Cotton wound wire Bonnet Thread
superior article Bonnet Canes for silk bonnes &C. Co.
Also, 1000 dozen
FRENCH AND AMERICAN ARTIFI-
CIAL FLOWERS,
all OF whch purchasers respectfully requested call
and examine before making their selections elsewhere
am determined to sell at small advance for cash or
short credit JOHN p BOWKER IR
Chanoers l63 Washington 81. Boson 48.6wis
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LNEMALE BEAUTY. CULPABLE NEG

LNEMALE BEAUTY. CULPABLE NEG
l. LECTl II has been observed by risiiors from
all other countries, well BY persons of The best
cult waited taste in this, that in no country is there
greater share oil female beauty and excellence than
IN This city. Yet, while he shoe'hller, dress maker
and milliner are engaged IN adjoining natures best
gilt TO man. PAT appears almost totally neglect
cd-THE HAIR How frequently do The rayages
Of disease lay waste the delicate form Of the fair and
beautiful, and thoogh restored again 10 health, vet
these flowing locks which once adorned their heads
iall off, and never again return TO their original
beauty. II Is uncomfortable how any person, more
especially lady, can manifest so much neglect on
this point, when "NEVER FAILING RENE.
EDf" can be obtained by calling al No. 80, South
nI n sIee,,rnadelPh'a and asking FOR DR.. JayDe's
HAIR TONIC, which will perfectly restore this
only neglected part of The female Ornament.
Wtatis dollar or two TO complete tho crowniue
poni Of female beauty For sale by L. p, Walton
q sons 50
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y-AAMtSo
" 1.-THE LYNCHBUR RI VIRGINIAN,"

II psJshsd ssnireely, (erery Monday and Ihtysdou
II Fo,w Dollars per payable in aacanes No sub
.ipfion ,s be rceered for shorter time than months
md paper soH be discontinued (erecpt Of tie discretion
afthe Edtors.) unfa all arrerdses paid.
a.. .1DYERTTSE.uE.N'7S inserted OF 50 cents per
sq.avs Tor iess for TIE first insertion 37 cents for
evsry subsequent insertion.
EVERY adj ERIISER is required 10 note has
manuscript hO,r long he ciscs h advertisement inserted
advertisement not so noted, ,c be inserted TIL ITS dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR fE.fRLF .7DJERTISL.\G the terms ere for
tbs privilege Of t,ro squares 10 for square S25 for
square, inner form, S35.
~ jon PRINTING; trscuted neatly a,,d srrsdtious-
w. o,,d reasonable terms.
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HRS. (h0s. ". KPiNS,

II 4 r. q 5 Il Il L " Il o ",
EDRoP0sES opening FEMALE SCHOOL in
the basement OF the Baptist Church. to commence
on Monday, the 9TH Of February next
Having been educated with special reference 10 ,hs
business o teaching, and having had practical cxle
renee In the matter she hopes To be able give entire
satisfaction To those Parents and Guardians who may
pledges her best efforts insure their advancement in
the several branches of their studes as well as to pro
mote their improvement in manners and morals
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading. Writing and Firs Principles of A.
rl,hmctlc, 81 25 per month.
Grammar, Geography and History, | 50 do
For the above, including Natural and Moral Philosophy
Rhetoric, Logic, Sc SIS per session OF mo
Protection and Drawing Of Maps. 3 do
Music 80 lessons l.
Poonah Painting do
Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors. Landscape Sc 6 50 do
Mezzotn'o, 3 do
Fancy Work. do
Embroidery do
French Needle Work = 50 do
KEFEHE.yCES.
j. w Smith, Esq, Principal of Kalsrsmo
Seminary, Stauntor
l.. L. Waddell, Esq, Male A.
cadcmy, do
Hon Judge Lucas P. Thompson. do
Mrs. Henry Johnston, Music Teacher, do
DR. r. II Henry. Wayncsboro.
Nathl Massie Esq. Augusta Co, va.
Geo. Baoby, ESQ lynchburg.
John iloins Esq. do
Rev. +. l.. B. Shaver, do
Apply to Mrs. Reins, a, Mrs Hancoch's Boarding
House. Immediately opposite ,ae Post Office,
Jan. 30 On
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NOTICE..

fUVIE subscriber, intend to close their prescn, business
Il and to flee, this object speedily, they arc
prepared to offer to any person who may wish COM
mencc business. in this place. good BARGAIN in tieir
STOCK OF GOODS. which is well selected though
not very large, and consists mostly of Staple Goods
We invite those wishing to buy cheap stock Of Goods
to call and see us.
We will from this day TO sell al retail at
such prices will inevitably insure sales and the very
reduced rate at which shall offer Goods will make il
necessary that sell exclusively for cash negotiable
paper.
Those owing accounts will rccocct they fall due
the LIST Of February, and VIC hope they will ~, fail to call
and settle HUNT s WARD.
JAM 81 Is
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Certain Lots and EcHC,ucufs.

situated IN the town Of New London in the county Of
Campbell being the Lots and Tcncmcnts in said decree
mentioned, and the same hereof the sud Denns civ
died seized and possessed Bond with security will he re-
CURED OF the purchaser and the title will be rctalncd as
farther security until the purchase money be paid
HENRY DCNNINGTON. Com'r
Jan 81 totF
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TOE PRESSES A.

TWO first rate Iron Frame Screws and Presses com
=, ple'e-and sundry other FNtuns for Manufacturing
iooacco, for sale on accommodating terms.
MOORMAN & FITZGERALD.
Jan. 81 ,s
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.HUflCC.

DCRSC ANT to decree ot the Hastings Court Of
l. Lynchbure. pronounced ON the 9TH day Of March,
ls4o in the suit then therein depending. between sam
nel McCorkle, plaintiff. and Patrick Kelly, adminstra-
tor OF Dennis Kelly deceased and Others delndan,s the
undersigned the commissioner therein named will on the
t'h day Ffl ruary neA, If fair ii not the fair day
tsundays excepted on the premises, proceed to SELL by
way Of public auction to the highest bddo on credit
OF sx months
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y 80 4 az.

DURSUANT to a decr,e VI the Circuit Superior
L Court Of Law AMI Chlrrery. for the town Of
l.ynchburg, pronounced the ed day OF Octtber oil
in the suit then therein depending Aciwccn Sarah ucnda
North plaintiff and Eli ah Fletcher s. Others defendants
the undersigned the Commissioner therein named will on
the Cd day If March neat. proceed upon tho premises
'se by way OF public auci,n to the highest biddr, for
cash, subject IN the dover right If the said Sarah Lu-
cinda North therein, equal and undivided third part
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IL ii W. " % &c r. i.
LlLBURN ri. TEsIGG,

WILL PRACTISE in tine several Courts for tho
COOPERATION Of ynchburg, and in the Superior
ana ana County Courts of Amherst, Bedford and Campbell
ms oifcels on the street Leading To Martins Warehouse
o doors below Robinson Stabers corner
JAM q 70
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TWO PIECES OLE PARCELS OF
t:kBsiSSf,

situated in tho town Lynehbrrg-t pece or par
eel being second Main and mere particular
y described in deed from Abram r. North to james
iIenaeh and Albcn Mcdaniel. Tearing date the 2nd Of
October. 1928, and orecord in the Clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court of yncburg-thc ether peceor parcel
being on Sixth alley and particularly described in
deed from the said Abran Il. North to Bernard Rucl
CT and James Benagh bearing dao the ST Of September.
le2s, and also If record IN the Clerks Office of the
Hastings Court of Lyncfburg. being the two pieces
parcels of Ground in said decree mentioned
HENRY DINNINGTON,
Ia.,.3 tsM
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TO Planters and others.

VUNliE subscriber will sell goods in ms ne At small
L advance on COST. FOR CASH HIS assortment
OF Hardware and Cutlery very large. embracing Tools
ii all kinds, Building Materials, Saddlerv. Lpokng
Glasses. Cooking Utensils and every thing generally
kept in Hardware Stores. II. b. RICHARDS
Jan. 81 Is
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.k9 FIRST PACKET EOft
&SRA!A M .NEEs' ERLE.y.a'S.

VllllE regular Pache, Big CREOLE, Il obt F. ,sor.
L Master. will be ready to receive freight for the
above port. on Thursday neat, and will sail with all
possible despatch For lrcgh; passage having supc-
rior accommodations, apply to
LJDLAN s MeGAE
Richmond, Jan. 81 3w
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Rural Retreat Seminary, for
YOU'VE LADIES'.

IVY
.HNIF THIRD SESSION of the Rural Re.
Atreat = g IA nary, for Young Ladies,
Will expire the lstnst. There will not be, hereto
fore. an Examination.
The 4th Session Of SIX months. will commence on
Monday the ith Of FEBRUARY next and end on Monday
tic 9th OF August.
Terms. before. viz: For board, dollars per month";
each boarder finding her own bed and bedding Where
these arc furnished by the Principal, = per amonth will
be required.
For tuition, 81 per month Tor all the branches Of a
substantial solid and useful Education. Music French
and Painting extra charges, moderate as be
! afforded The Music and French Departments in this
School under the Of Miss Emma Willard Cur
tiss a young lady who educated at Troy Female
Seminary, \. Y, School that sustans high rcpnta
ton perhaps, any in the United States Miss Cur
tiss has been engaged in giving Instruction. in Music
on the Piano and in the French Language, during the
las, session OF the School, at Rural Retreat and the
Principal takes great pleasure In saying that he believes
her ucN qualified for the responsible office she holds,
and that has given and will continue To give. entire
satisfaction. He would refer the patrons Of his School
and the public generally to the following recommends
! TONS
This may certify, that Miss Emma w. Cur,iss for
two years member of this institution that her moral
character was rreproachabe and her scholarship good
that in the situation which she has since occupied
teacher, she has given hcr employers satisfaction, and 1t
is my belief that she will still deserve their approba
ton EMMA WILLARD,
ofmT ifncpH Troy r. -.
Miss Emma w. Curss was for several years mem
Der of this Institution, and has subsequently becn for
four years successfully, employed in teaching. She is
we'll qualified ins'rc in the various branches of En-
gsh education Music and the French Language-and
also possesses in high degree, those moral qualities
requisite in teacher take pleasure in recommending
her worthy the notice of the friends Of Education
SARAH l.. WILLARD,
Principal Troy Female Seminary
1t requested OF these persons who intend sending to
this School the next session that they let be known
by the end Of the present. at least before the
menremcnt Of the ensuing Session Each scholar, from
the time of entrance will be regarded engaged for the
Session. and no deduction will made for absence except
of potraced sickness 1t is also very important
that all should begin hccommenccment Of the Session
Particular attention will be given to the morals, health
and improvements Of the students.
G. w. LEFTWICH.
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3" b. RICHARDS is under the necessity or in
10 forming those indebted to him either By Bond
open account, that he mist have the Money Further
notice he hopes is unnecessary.
JAN 81 70
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.V'O 1I(E.

virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed by William NJ
~ Thunnond aud Mary Jane his wife To the subs CT,
oers, bearing date the 25th day of August lSil and
duly recorded IN TIE Clerks Office Of the counties of Mel
son and Buckingham We shall ON the premises in the
county OF buckingham, Thursday the Sd day Of Feb
rnary next and the day following, il not completed sell
To the highest bdderon credit Of one and twoycars Up
less the said VIM NJ Ihumond. shall the day of sale
consent to shorter credit cash SALE and in case h.
does then, such reduced credit OF r cash AZ may be
gfeedupon) the following Parcel of and To wit