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Notice.

THE subscriber having made arrangements which
L dIsconnecls him with the stove business in this
town for the present, desires all those who
ing him on Book otherwise, Immediately TO call
and settle with him at his brick store the second
door north cf the Vermont Hotel. Attention TO
this notice may trouble and expense TO those
concerned. JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT.
Middebury, Dec. 49, 164l. 32;tf
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ed fourteen weeks.
FACULTY.
General Special and Surgical Anatomy, by
JAMES McCLINTOCK, NJ. d.
Materia Medca, Il therapeutics and Obstetrics, by
JOSEPH PERKINS,, NJ. d.
Principles and Practice of surgery,b by
FRANK H. HAMILTON, VI. d.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by
DAVID M. REESE, M. D.
Physiology General Pathology and Operative Obstetrics by
CHAUNCEY L. MITCHELL, M. ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by
WILLIAM MATHER, MD.
ophthalmc Anatomy and Surgery. by
WILLIAM c. WALLACE, M. D.
Medical Jurisprudence, by
WILLIAM P. Russell, II. D.
Demonstration of Anatomy.
EGBERT JG,HZSON. NJ. D.
Fees for the cours. S55. Malriculaling fee,
SIS. Graduating Fee, SIC. Fee for those
who have attended two full courses at other
medical institutions, $40. Expense of boarding
&c. $3.50 10 1925.
10 the last course a number oflsurgical ope-
rations were performed before the class there
is every reason to believe that the number OF
such cases will be much greater during the
next term.
JOSEPH PERKINS, Registrar.
Castle,on, VT. Jan. 4, 1912. 4O:3w
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United States District Court,
Vermont District

N BANKRUPTCY. Notice to show
cause against Petition of EDMOND HILL,
OF Brldport, in the county of Addison and
State of Vermont, Tanner and Shoemaker, at
the court house in Montpelier, Vermont, on
the 22d March, 1912, IL NJ. 40
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ADVERTISEMENTS and Obituary notices o
any length must be furnished for the press a
Tie latest by Saturday noon previou, to thu
issuing of the paper.
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Bass ViOlS.

NEW French Bass Viols, of superior quail
IN Ity and tone, lately received and now
for sale by M. MANN, at his residence, Sec
ond house north of the Jail in Middlebury.-
Also Violins, Bass Viol and Violin Bows and
Strings, Trombones, Bass Horns, French
Horns, Accordions, and Instruction Books for
all the above instruments Piano Forte and
Military Band Music.
Instruction given to Bands and individuals,
and Piano Fores repaired, strung, tuned, &c.
by Nj. MANN.
Middlebry, w., Jan. IL, 1912. SO
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FACTS IN REGARD TO THE TARIFF
was in business in this city when duty of SIX
cents per square yard was laid on manufac.
tured cottons beyond the Cape ofGood Hope
Those then, as now, who advocated Free
Trade, said our manufacturers would charge
just what they pleased for domestic musins
and the Poor would be obliged to pay for them
at extravagant prices. twenty-five cents a
yard was the current retail price then. Now
we have an article made from American Cot.
ton raised in this country for eight cents thai
will wear three times as long as the India cot
tons. Calicos of the most inferior kinds
brought 25 cents yard, and never sold fol
less: now we have as good made here sold fol
six cents yard, and who is tared that now al
six cents what used to bring % cents!
Forty years ago all our hardware was i'm.
ported-Spades, Shovels, Hollow Ware, But.
tons, Axes, Brushes, &c. Then we could moi
catch our own mice without sending to Eng.
land for the Trap. Now, according to re.
port made by the American Institute hard
ware sold yearly in this city, which employs
an immense number of laborers, and it is sold
at about one third less now than then. AND
what has brought about all this but the protec
ton Of American Labor and the inventive
genius of our Peoplel-N. Y, Tribune.
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A + a n CTS

A. Franc CTS
OFFERS for sale at small advance frDn,
" cost, the following, viz:
Spanish White; Cocoa. Saleratus;
Brown; Starch;
Window Glass; Mustard;
Cofdage; Candles;
Copperas; Bar and shaving Soap;
Alum; tobacco and Snuff
Blue Vtriol; Curled Hair;
Nader; Palm Leaves;
Indigo; Annato; Mackerel
Roll Birthstone; FRESH TEAS and
Sulphur; Spices, together with
Sal Soda; almost every article in
Cream Tartar; The Dry Grocery line
Magnesia l. kewise large stock
Salts; of Fancy aud siapls
Camphor DRYGOODS, Hard
Opodeldoc; ,care, Crockery aud
Liquorice; Glassware, and Look-
ING GLASSES.
January a. 1912. SO
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, ,


District of New Haven,
AT probate court holden at Bristol in ard for
said district, oil the 9TH day of February 1872
Chester Bidwel administer of the estate of
CYRUS BIDWELL,
late Ct Monkton in said District deceased proposes
to render an account Of his administration, and
moves that the same be examined and allowed
And il is thercupon ordered that the same be exam
ined for allowance at probate court to be holden
at the Office Of tie Judge of said court in Bristol in
and for the district of New Haven on the 9th day
of March next a. 10 O'Clock forenoon; And thai
notice thereof be given TO all persons interested
that they may appear before said court and make
their objections 10 the allowance of said account by
publishing certified cepy Of this order in the Mid
diebury Peoples Press, newspaper printed at Md
debury in the county of Addison three weeks sue
cessively previous to the time Of said court.
HARVEY MUNsILL, Judge.
A true copy of record,
4l;w3 ii. MUNsILL, Judge.
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APOLOGY. The severe sickness in hi
family has prevented the editor from furnishing
the usual supply Of editorial matter for thi
paper.
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lion, than does the drowning man f5f possess
ing the plank that floats in his way! 1t is re-
commended to their friends at the south to fur
nish them with pocket compasses and loco }'co
matches to aid them in finding theirway to Ca
NADIA! What will the south say to this sort Of
Interference with her institutional And what
will she say TO the following resolution, which
was adopted by accamaiionl
"Resolred. That we solemnly and deliber-
ately proclaim 10 the nation, that no power
on earth shall compel US to take up arms a.
gainst the slaves, should they use violence in
asserting their right 10 freedom.
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CASTLETON
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TN II E annual Lectures in the Castleton
l. Medical Collegs, late Vermont Academy
of Medicine, will be commenced on the second
Tuesday, 9Th of March, 1912, and be coniinu-
ed fourteen weeks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
NOTICE..

lllE subscriber, intending TO 10 Po,osi. in
L the State of Missouri. in few weeks and being
DESTROYS of settling and closing all his matters in Vir
gina, hy bond otherwise before he leaves earnestly
invites all persons who have claims against him. pro
REASONABLY or otherwise. 10 forward and settle
them. ny h ls determined fife LASTS 10 pay all tina, he
owes, or is bound for account OF others
II. b. SCOTT.
7. 5. My friends John Thompson and Sterling Clai
borne, VIII attend, either jointly or separately, 10 my
unfinished professional business. and 10 any other bls
ness in which may be nIels ted. II. Is. SCOTT.
loyngston, Oct. 3 1t
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.Vpac Fail and s5'iNfer Goods.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

FHNlE subscriber is now receiving his FALL, and
Il WINTER supply Of
Goods,
which will comprise the best and cheapest stock
he has ever had The pleasure Of Offering in rs market
and having made his purchases at the most favorable
Time, he thinks he can offer Goods at prices TO suit the
times Amongst his Goods the following will be found
unusually cheap:
Sluc. black and coored Broadcloths
Cassliheres OF every description (some very ine)
Vc.nss: Velvet, Satin, Valencia, Tolenetts Sc.
Saline.s and Kentucky Jeans "a large assorlment)
Caiicoes from g.. to %
Flannel, rcd, white and fellow (some at 2s worth 3s)
Cotton Cloths, beaca'd and brown, 3S inches wide at
6. cents
MousoIans and Challeys. from % cents to ST
Shawls OF various descriptions
Dufel, Macknaw and Rose Blankets
Lnsoys, plain aud checked full'd Cloths Glenrock
Jeans, and other Goods for servants wear
Ladies and Gentleinen's Coaks, SO. Sc.
BON Ne rs.
large 10. Of Florence Braid, Cypross and Straw
Bonnels, cheap.
Clothing.
My stock Of Clothing is large and embraces the usu
al assortment Of
Blue, black and coored Frock and Dress Goats
Pilot, Beaver and Cloth Box and Over Goats
Flushing and Mobair do do
Cloth, Cashmere, Sattinetts and Jeans Pants
Silk, Satin, Valencia Velvet and Cloth Vests
Linen Cotton. Bucksku and .Stockineu Shirts md
Drawers
Stocks, Scars, Suspendors, Cravats Eur Caps, Hats
Boots and Shoes.
And many other desirable Goods too tedious To emu
merJte
As it is my determination to sell Goods at a mederat c
advance the sost feel confident that it will be great
" to tie Interest OF purchaseso CALI ard examine be
fore purchasing. NJ HART. =.
o. atsf
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M 4 ssIklA(;US

Married, on Wednesday the 2lst inst, at Mill Grove
by .he Rev James Mcdonald. Capt, PrrrR J. HUI.
to Miss MARrnA j., eldest daughter of Watt Jones,
ESD all OF Nelson
-, on Tuesday the 2oh ult by the Rev Fred
erck Goodwin, JouN BRowN BALnwIN. Esq. Of
stannon. 10 Miss Susan M,msoN, daughter Of John
Howe Peylon Esq. of Augusta county.
On the 2lst ut by the Rev Paul f. Steven
son. DR. CHAPMAN JonNsoN STUART Of Missouri, Il
Miss MAnGARET ELIZA, daughter Of Judge Brscoo G
Baldwin of Staunton, Va
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LYNCHllsUHles INSTITUTE
fOx I'OU.IG LADIES.
CONDUCTED

ny MR. AND Mrs. MEANY.
'ENlilS INSTITUTION will be rc-opened fr the re-
u cepton OF pupils, on Monday, august 29,h next.
The course OF instruction is full and acknowledgements
ing the various departments Of Ancient and Modern Lii
erature, Mathematical and Natural Seienees<ss nj.
culaed to deyelope the powers Of the youthful mna.
and secure solid and finished education.
The apartments are large and commodinus and beiag
lately furnished with Piano Forte Globes, and Oder
necessary Mathematical instruments il il confidently
hoped that tho experience and aainens of tho teach
ers may iavoahy recommend them to the patrnaee a
The public The Musical department will he conductcd
ny MI Damer, well Known to this community dis
tingnshed teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music
considerable deduction has been made in tho. terms
with the view 10 accommodate class of Young papla
limited to tcelre,) and otherwise meet the dcn,ssH a
the community.
Terms pei Session of 5 MONTHS
Tuition IN Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, J.
English Grammar, Geography, History SO. $40 O.
pupils under tho age fl2 years
Oyer the age of IL years 1880
viii Composition, Rhetoric, Globes, As 4 az RI
tronomy, Philosophy, Chemistry. sc. s 81 -
Ancient and Modern Languages each extra. Soc
Geometry, Algebra and Trigonomcry,. with IN o.
stnlcion OF Maps, Charts &c. extra 500
Music at Professors Terms, 80
Use Of Piano Forte,
Use Of Globes and other Mathematical Instruments d
Board, Washing. &c. e.
To be paid, in all casrs. in advance.
REFERI.NCIs6:,
The RI Rev. S. \. McCoskry. Ep Bishop ngichiasn.
The RI. Rev. DIR. Johns, A. F.p Bishop; Virginia
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Lynchb.rg,
The Rev. James Donghen. do
The Rev. ID. NJ Wharton Botetonrt, Vat
The Hon. VIM Woodbmdge, Ex. Cow Of Nitkisas..
The Hon. A. $. Porter, q. S. s. Michigan.
Charles krasir, NJ. d. Pr Nod. Fam tniyesuity VA
John Prntiss A. NJ. Es-Presiden, Rssiassrs Ga1,gal
Braniz Mayer. Esq Secy of Legation u. s. ~ Nisass
Sam'l. Garand, 3ohM q. Neon,
C. Dabney, H. Yls,cher,
Aug wNs--taI \
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Rtchmond 'Nmhd Sept. 27-Whcat, inferior quail
lilies, 30 to u cts other qualities 81 TO S5-Flour
supcrno, 4 to S'-Tobacco receipts light and nspec-
uons moderac common qualities OF leaf shade higher.
Lngs "a to s.; common leaf 81 to 4; other qualities
TO l0., as to quality.
Baltimore .|imket, Sept. GA good demand for
Wheat, and arrivals limited. Maryland reds So to 81
cents In Flour, there has been decided improvement,
ST. i2i To 4 81.
.Ntr York MARKET, Sept 27.--No sales of Wheat;
Flour 81 to 81
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RICHMOND BELL 4 BRASS FOUNDRY
AND FANCY CRATE MANUFACTORY.

T. and Oh streets. Richmond Ia
VIE subscriber con nues carry on the abuvc bn
. sncss IN all its various branches aud takes this mo
od 10 nh,nn the citizens Of Richmond and surrounding
country. that am determined to devote the remain.
dor OF my liic while in health 10 tho improvement of
my profession My whole attention shall be devoted 10
my business, and my prices shall correspond with The
tines have largo supply of manufactured CRATES,
OF all kinds, such are generally used in all Of tho
northern cities. All kinds of repairs punriuay attend
ed To. Gentlemen wanting bells brass castings for
mills, cotton factories. wheat machines can be supplcd
Immediately by forwarding their patterns or orders Al
So all kinds brands stamps &e. made order upo then
most approved models, SAMI.. d. DENODN
Richmond Sept. - C,f
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Died, in Richmond. on the 18th of September il, the
18th year 1T hisage, Archer l.. CuRLE, after lnger
my consumption, which be bore with Christian patience
and iortitude.
-, NJ the residence OF his grandmother, in Middle
burg. LondGnn county. Va on the 18th Of September
W lillian /. DuvAL, Jr eldest son of Gen. John 7.
Duval of Tallahassee. IN the 25th year Of his age
writer in the National lntelltgencer, says: The
amented subject Of this briol notice was dsin
euishod by TIE possession OF superior natural eudow.
mcnts, which had been improved aud refined by finish
ed education. o. manners polished and fascinating
taste correct discriminating and elegan-pcrsona bear
ing courteous dignicd aud Impressive. the influence
Of the deceased IN the elevated circles in which he was
accustomed 10 move willingly conceded and cheer
fully acknowledged Intending 10 devote himself to the
legal proiussou he had nearly completed the course OF
reading requisite for the purpose, when he assaulted
by that nsduus pulmonary malady which has often
proved fatal 10 the lnhcriors of genius intelligence and
worth Having lcii Florida in the carly part OF the past
summer. he reached Mddeburg. much deba,ed by
the ardnons journey, III the month Of July From the
moment oi his arrival the relentless disease which pre-
ed upon him more rapidly developed ITSELF Until at the
solemn hour of midnight. September the 18th, 1912
without a struggle on gruan but swoey infant
SINKS into the embraces ola balmy slumber he brea,hod
10 nth his spirit into the bosom Of his Saviour and God
- at his residence, in Bedford. on Thursday even
Ing last after scr ndispo5tion In the s5th year OF
his age, Col Dawn SAuNpEns, one of 40 Heroes Of
the Revolution, and ut the time his death iipn Sher
/ III nt Bedufl county Norman was more beloved hy an
large circle Of friends To whom. well his LARGE
and warmly attached family, his death will be act
lng stroke Col >. member Of the Presby terian
Church. and died with entire resignation and composure
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CMICKERING PIANOS.

'NlIE SUBSCRIBER has procured the agency for
1 the sale of those truly splendid Instruments made
by Chiokcring 4 Mackeys. OF Boston.
To those acquainted with instruments from this Man
ufac,ory, we say nothing feeling confident they cannot
Gail To please.
10 those unacquan,cd with them say, ONLY
THY THEM, and you will find them mol inferior 10
the celebrated Broadwood Pianos Of London.
We do not sell them irsl--noi because we are a
raid TO risk trial, but Cor the rcnson that majority
Of persons mol Judges; and such is confidence in
The manufacturers. that willing to stake our rep
n.aon upon their tone and durability being warranted
10 stand any climate.
The above instruments ara hand and for sale, at
tho sign Of the Golden Mortar, Bank Square Lynch
burg, Va, by u. r. LYMAN.
AugS wl2m--f AMI of
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o. 1t Is announced in the Globe OF he 2S,h that, ON
the next day. Mr.. Caleb Gushing would succeed Mr.
Forward as Secretary itle Treasury. One Of "lhc
Ganrd" rewa r,iedl
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COMBINED ATTRACTION!
~ q al % q a

M Y ut ~ " a.
OF K - L. ID STAN ID.
HAVING sold ont tho principal part ofour . I. u
Al L . & al the store OF Burton e. Rodes We
have the pleasure otiniorming friends and the public
generally, that We have repored TO That house o u Il
T. " 4 X f. y II O G X Of r T. s ~
NJ " and DESIRABLE GOODS. and shall
III future continue business At THE OIL d srayp up.
der the style aud firm of ROBES s, BURTON.
Having been very literally patroniacd by a generous
public ior nearly five years, under the old and new
hrms we Halter ourselves, now, thai we have united
our stocks and are better prepared and the more dispu
sed 10 merit its continuance that shall mol fail to rc
al'ze our most sanguine expectations
Our stock at this time Is very large and in
par, OF tho following very desirable articles u which,
with many others not enumcrated we easncsily invite
the attention Of all who are in Of good Goods Al
low prcca,
Plain aud Figured Silks and Satns, some very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian Silks. great variety
Blue black do. handsome and cheap
black, blue black and coored Chslleys
Monsins great variety aud very cheap
Black and eoorod Gro DE Nap Merino very 6ue
Black, blur black, and colorcd Bonbazines
Syrian Muslns. fine and handsome article for Ladies'
Painted Lawns and Muslns, from Is to S.
Callcocs at Cd worth IL
do " Is =" Ia I'd
do Eng d" ls6d" 2s Sd
Printed Cambrics, yard wide at Is Cd
laflion Muslin. white and colored n new arts,s
Cambrcs and Muslns; splendid assortment
Bonnet e e.ils and Lawns, very low
Bonnet Ribbons, large supply, cheap
Alpaca Lusro. beautiful article for Ladies' drcsses
Cambria and Muslin Edgings and Inscrlings
Thread and lobbinei Iares, large supply
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery splendid assortment
Gloves, OF all kinds. prices and descriptions
Scafs, Fancy handkerchief, Shawls aud Man,illas. =
rich variety
Cloths, Cassimcres, md Vestings
Georgia Nankecns, brown Linens and Drlnys
Summer Cloths and Ihlbet Cloths. very fine
Cotton Frngos, largo stock, very cheap
Silk and Cotlon Umbrellas and Parasols
Gambroons. Italian Cloths. Cotton Casscrse, Kentucky
Jeanos, and various other Goods suitable lor gen-
tlemcn's clothing
Cotton Oznaburg, nuraps and Tow Linen
i1oached and brown Coitons from cents to the finest
quality
Sugar, Coffee Salt and Bale Cotton very low besides
great variety Of other my Goops Ans Rs
crRiEs, of which we invite special examination.
ROBES s. BURTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

81 LII Gov Gregory has ISSUED hts proclanlatio,,.
ordering an election for member Of the House Of Dele
yates, IN Nanscmond the 18th OF November next, to
Ell the vacaney occasoned by the death of NJ larell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

More tteaehcry.-I is said that a publication will
shortly be made, fastening by his own signature the
proof oiteactery on John Tyler in reference to Rhode
Island afalrs--that he WAS, To each party pretending
10 be the friend of eacland that. usual, he deceived
and cheated both. Ii is characteristic Of the man, and
therefore doubtless true
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

Gus, and EGect-The n. Y. Express, for soma
months after the accession of John Tyler to the Presi
dental chair. and indeed down the period of his veto
ofhr provisional Tariff bill, manifested disposition To
defend him against the assaults of lis Wing friends who
with has user dls,is Of his sincerity aud honesty as
sjsc lnent events have shown, denounced him on the
first manifestation OF his rcachcrous pusposes The FIX
press therefore. Vas the recipient of Executive patron
a.e j., New York as the Atlas which pursued a simi-
lar course, as in b Blu, both ofthesc papers re.
hecd i!.G conduct of Mr.. Tyler BY which
his determination to thwar The Wing party was render
ei palpahe; aud the consequence is that the Express has
cchs later Than the Atlas, received It's walking
racrs having teen ,icaly Notified by the postmaster
81 that city, that " The semwcely publication of the
Letters remaining in Chat Office will be hereafter dis
continued And thus 1.-THE patronage of the govern
ment.' which the Whiss declared onaht nai To he
"ronohi into conflict wiihhe freedom of elections as
had been by Gen. Jackson and Mr. Van Buren, is
omit ssedly employed for the purpose Of soyruping The
PRESS, u,an Which there be found 50 poweT;u an
engine Tor operating upon public opinion. And yet, Mr.
Tyler is faithful to his pleses-and has such wonder
fully tender Conscience that beeds if il be ever s,
slightly Pricked !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

o., We learn from the Alexandria Gazette that Ro-
bert Mills, Esq is preparing statistical history of the
State Of Virginia.
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at' TIE p T. r NEE MEETIN 80
meeting of the Mechanics Temperance Society
will be held at The Masonic Hall this evening al u.
clock JAMES FRErVVELI, President
Gro b. TnuaM,S SECRETARY
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/ II
18th OF October next, and il not sold before thai
time, shall offer at public auction, to the highest bid
der. on that day, a
TRACT Of LAND.
lately purchased Of Geo. w. A. Raine, lying in ,he
counties Of buckingham aed Prince Edward coniainin.
$50 .lCRES,
adjoining the lands of John w. West, Henry H.
Flood and others Said tract OF Land is well adapted
to the cultivation of Wheat Corn and Tobacco; well
waered about third cleared and the balance heavi
y numbered Tobacco Land. The above TRACT OF
LAND is considered TO be Of the hes, highland
plantations In the country To persons DESTROYS OF set
tling large plantation this peculiarly suited.
there are several plantations adjoining for sale. The
above tract. If not sold privately, will certainly be sold
on the day above mentioned. Possession given imne
diately. Terms made known on the day Of sale. aud
they shall be such TO suit the times. Sals 70 lake
place on the premises. HUGH kAlNE.
II the above trait of Land s sod shall hire out for
the balance Of the present year. and the ensuing year.
1889 three NEGRO MEN and t,co NEGRO no
.Nf~N-one of them an excellent Blacksmith and also
first rate coax and house servant, BY the name of
George Langhone. Bond with approved security will
be required. HUGH RAINE, Trustee
Cor Caroline NJ. Ra,no and children
Al the time will be sold on credit of twelve
months the purchaser giving bond with approved secur
iy. about 200 barrels Of CORN, all tho FODDER,
Horses, Cows, Hogs. Cattle and Household aud kch-
en- Furniture, sc. OF the said Geo w A. Raine.
CliAS. W. STArllAM.
Oct , tl3O