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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

DlSOOFEh1.
CTRIKER'S POLLUTION FOa THE HAIR which will
change grey hair its onginsl color In few minutes
This solution oere from any offered fal
all othe 1t highly tcacioas and
the great Advantage Of beautiyng the hair without iurllg
its growth.
Those who doub, i virtues requested have hair
change before paying their bumbugs would take
this method Their woul- be no reason to complain.
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied. at No Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, Stairs
jyI lmsI
RLMOvAL-r. MAZE, IjaiI Dresser and Wig Maker, mas
N removed from 1862 e9 Broadway few doom below the
franklin House. and opposite John street Hay fitted up
the fashionable STYLE he will the
business and will be pleased his old ends and
patrons. and Others who favor MIN with cali. He has
also private for Ladies' dressng jampoong
THIS powerful Extract Jampoony considered by thousand,
Of New Workers heaithest articles
for the dsndm the hair approved
BY the Faculty OF Medicine in PARIS and patented asn
Nothing delightful than through
TINS operation the hands OF Y. NAES.
M RS WILLIS. Lsdy Of Information OF future events aud
As1 what passed. learned anthology astronomy
syes ladies' private lectures this SCIENCE rooms 5
Elizabeth from Houston Bcecker, aud has
constantly hand and salve and for
tue aud Of her medicine purchased iuoY
nation grsus iets Im.r
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70 The PUBLIC.
G100 TO s5Oo0.-Nr. FRANCIS X. CRUMP, Watch
MstT 2s Grand street. begs TO inform his friends
and the public thar independent or the watch he
advances cash. gold watches
diamonds silver se Spoons forks and ds ripton
Of sold silver in shape, intended or immaculate SALE
Casn paid for old gold and silver Watches Of
every descri ton paired and warranted.
2i9 Grand street jess lmNr
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.

"SCIENTIS CREDE 81 VALERIE WIS.,"
NORTH RIVER D1sPENSARY, 2?Ah Fulton street.-the
~ Geehw ch sIeet.-Doctor MORRISON, Member OF the
Royal College OF Surgeons. London ant crrefy srreecn n
the British continues 10 be consulted 1taiJ
from o'clock, A. G +. NJ daily, on all diseases OF pr
ard ell those symptoms conequ Mt on
iudcious and the mprudent Of quack mo-
ei;ines regular medic eucaton with an extensive prac-
ice of enables Dr. M to adapt tho proper ree-
Of those insidious maadies is daily consulted by pa
ents where the leading sgnptoms hate been OILY shecAad
, leaving the poison to lbL in the nt ultimately
deyeopes it elf tn deporabie OF Seconda.y ny.
phlis." In all DR. M perfect cure without
mercury deetsrous dug, confinement from bsaneh
In forms OF the disease performed IN from TO
days, and in proportion with ,maiIxnant cases. D.
Structures OF tnc Observation-Disclosures uretara, sacA
structures aud enlargement Of the posrae gland,
panied IN much irritation and dull those parts are
of the consequences of maltreament DIR Nj cures
without any pn. p advertisements the subject Of
snicfes ths syntos denedl MS Is deuson beeasse
enlargement Of the gland SC. would produce ania-
IL cruel toIturo paticnts with bouges
&c when eay there structure DR.. Is frequently
consutsd where patients haye heen injured by such couue
Conutinnal DebilyThousaDGs OF fo.ny mon are sr's
fenng tsom the qaencts Of Indulgence IN secret ae-
habit aud fur her W ured from the
OF Nostrurs and pretended Specifies whieh stimulate
only induce deposition d. treats such Gases on
purely pathological principles and i!s in establishing
cure 'ftrety confidential - -;
Lettes post paid aud con'anng fee OF IS will ensure pre-
scptions advcs tor medicines will be forwarded
and warranted by MS history oil his case IN ae
tail-Offce 2041 Ful.0n st. near Greenwich -,
B-With two three excep IONS, Dr. VI IN the only
qualified advertising Surgeon the city. leI2 ln't
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FIVE POPULAR WORKS
For ~ la cents "a month,
OR ONE DOLLAR A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

The Publisher announces, with pleasure, to
the Public, that he has commenced a MONTH
LY SUPPLEMENT to The New World, which
viii embrace the whole series Of Popular
Works by Dickens, Lever, AinsEorth and
Lover. It will be issued Immediately after
The arrival Of the English Steamer, which
leaves Liverpool on the 9TH Of each month and
will thus furnish the pabhc with the latest
productions, and the ONLY combined edition,
Of the above popular authors, m Advance of any
o.her establishment IN this country, and at a
price which cannot tail 70 meet the public ap
probation The following are the Titles Of
the Novels, the first numbers Of which ap-
peared in London on the first Of January, 1913,
and were Tcpubhshed entire in the Monthly
Supplement, on the 9th Of January, in less
than "a hours after the arrival Of the Steamer.
The same dispatch wall be maintained hereaE
tor
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TO all the World IUItO ttse Loirsh-
el' Sll Glly FORM.
OIL OF TANNiN.
Or LEATHER REsTORER,

ANEW CHEMICAL Discovery.
MOST people know, that skins and hii s
lHA are converted into Rather BY The use o.
Tannin extracted from certain barka, &c.
When the force and strength ofthe Tannn
is worn out, leather becomes lead, hard dry,
brittle, cracked covered 'gih craa d.
THIS ALL KNOW To restore then ~,
s9fiiwss, Bl0'sness, strength, smothHesS, and re.
move al crust, ily or biister-resiore tle IAN.
min. This substance the leather never can re-
ceive the second time but the whole virtues
Of i are in this article, the OIL OF TAN
NlN-wmch peueirates the stiiiesi and bard
est leather, il It has been twenty years in uses
ard lift tears easily with the fingers, !, impars
40 once a strength that utterly incredible I'M
Ill SEEM 10 bacumes like Hsir ieaher, in al re-
spects, with "a delightful soltness and polish,
and makes all leather completely and perfectly
ingerUiousto waier-paruculWly boots, shoes,
carriage tops, harness, hose trunks, and in fact
all things ma3s of leather, giving a splendid
polish, even higher than new leather has, and
Gi least d9ubilg its wear and durability DO
whatever manner the leather is used -Thess
are facts
10 convince of their truth, any man trying
th' article and not finding b SO, shall have hs
money again. Remember lat this rs s0uous
anl true,
Far sale by Greene Iial and q. N. Jones
Columbus Miss and Coms'ock & Go. N, o,
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]. BOOTH,
A AZ TWHT.


I'D ESpECTFULLY CONTINUES % fen
NJ der bis pro essional services to the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus and
ia vicinity, pledging himself TO operate in
ihe most approved modern style. In adj
dltion TO what is usual in his profession
lie win
1si. Pu. in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, BY The new and much appro-
we'd plan Of atmospheric pressure, D
specimen Of which be has IN bis ow
mouth,
I'd. Supply roofs or palales, whe f
cienl, either from malformation or &C.
cideni.
He feels confident from his opporluni-
ties at Philadelphia and elsewhere--from
his long experience, ard bis success thai
he can operate 10 the entire satisfaction Of
all who may call on him at his Office ou
Market street, up stairs, one door south
Of the Auction Store Of Kincannon, Marcel
& Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 10th, ls4S.
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TRTST EALF

ID y virtue q q ceEiain Deed ia Trust ere.
ID culed % me az Tfusrae. Oh tho 5th daq
Of November A ID 1871, By William S. Boiling
and Mary N Boiling 81 the County o. l.owndes
and STATE Of Mississippi, 70 secure the pay
maIlu certain pfonassory notes therein spe-
cIdcd. which said deed Of trust was duly recor-
isd Il the Office Of the clerk Of Probate q Ok
ahbeha county IN the State Of Mississippi,
shah pIuoeed TO sell for cash before the court
hoeae door IN said county Of Oktibbeha on the
Fonrlh Monday N Nav, Ie43,
The following described land, lying and beng
ID Okhbbeha County, 70 wit:
The south east quarter Of section number
thirteen, in township number twenty north, Of
range thirteen east, containing one hundred
and iify acres 9O-lO0. Sale to take piece
between the hours prescribed By Law. Such
title conveyed 10 the purchaser as is vested IN
me as trustee.
CHARLES R. CRUSOE,
Nov. 20, 1912. Trustee
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
IOWNDES COUNTY. {

PROBATE CouRr, MAY Term, 1913.
10 an persons Interested in tle Real Estate Of
Thomas Yates decd, late Of said County y
f.0Undss.
VTOU are hereby cited to appear before the
N Judge Of our said Probate Court, at a
Term thereof, TO be holden for said County on
The first Monday in July next, l643,
to show cause, If any you can, why an order
should not be- made 20 sell the following des-
crbed lands, 70 witt
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen, North, Of Range number
seventeen East, in Lowndes County,
10 make division Of the same among the heirs
Of said Estate, agreeable to the prayer Of The
petition Of Daniel n. Yates, one Of the heirs,
and administrator Of the estate Of said deed.
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge Of
Probates for SAID County oil Lowndes, this the
% day Of May, A. p. 1913.
Attest, WM p. FULLER,
May If, 1913. Clork.
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ICE ICE!! ICE!!!

TIME subscriber begs leave to inform tim
a citizens Of Columbus, that he has O,
HAND a fine lot Of Ice, firm and transparent
which DC proposes to sell Al ~ 'duced price
Of 6 II cents per pound. 'rh Of weigh
ing Ioeto purchasers win b. al five 10 sew
en- O'Clock a. NJ, ''om sunset oil dark, in
tie evening, and no Ice viii he delivered at
any other tiua except in case Of sickness.
April ~, 1873. E DICKSON
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ID 81 81 Z z $ e u e a

ID s8 W u Y s. IS l1 y q
Those interested are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection Of Premium
lncorruptible Teeth, which he will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and if need be with artificial Gums Of he
same lncorruptible Material II hls work is
not done in such a way as TO give perfect salts.
faction, nothing will be charged.
Office on Main Street. doors from VIM.
Huddeston, g. Cos Store.
Dec. 1912.
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GREAT ISCOVFRYl

DR.. Comets IL ariab's Cure for G1nouhe1.
Years and centuries have passed away, and
no remedy-invariable specific, and certain
for that sexual curse o. mankind, the G0ig-
rhea, has ever before been discovered.
The one nolo offered is the result Of extern
sive science, research and experience, and
will prove q greater blessing to mankind than
any other medical preparation ever knnwni
inasmuch as the present generation may free
themselves from this scoufge, and thus pre-
vent The deplorable consequences Of cntaihng
il upon their "children, and their chldron's
children to the third and fourth generations"
For sale by Greene Hill ana A N. Jones
Columbus Miss, and Comstook and Con. o
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nYEING md SCOURING.

n O'NElL informs his customers and the
81 public generally, that he bas received a
supply Of Dying materials from New Orleans,
which viii enable him to produce better col
ours than he could heretofore, by such nate
rails as he was obliged 10 use in this place.
He has every thing in good order for the &C
commodaton of hls customers the Taylonng
business is superintended in the front part Of his
house BY Joseph Woodward. Gentlemen can
have any Carmen cut, made, or repaired 10
worhmanlke style; and ladies and gentlemens
garments viii be Dyed, secured and renovated
aIin the same establishment j. O'Neil wish
IS it to be generally known that he viii leave
here the lst Of July next, and he invites all
those that wish any thing to be done m his
line Of business TO bring il in, IN proper time,
as be win positively leave for the city Of New
York at the time above mentioned.
All that wish TO be instructed in the art Of
Dyeing can obtain receipts at his establish
ment upon more moderate terms than they
can at any Dye Factory 10 the Northern cities
for any colors they may desire.
JOHN O'NEIL
May llth, 1913.
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A Good assortment Of Blk Summer Cloth,
n for Genteman's Goats, at
KEELER'S Cheap Ca ! Store.
April 9Th 1913.
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BROGANs.
DOCTOR DAYTON.

rs prepared On addition TO his duties as a
Il Physician and Surgeon) to perform 10 a
neat, scientific and durable manner, all the op-
or.fton- Of
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RoBINs0N 8 coLLINs.

ROBINSON & COLLINS
Oasr q, their Wholesale Drug ssa Chemical
Ware House,
oEO. 81 Dita,Ges ys,sst,
BErW-EEEads 90 STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT frreta
"A Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, o. s Dye
Studs, Glass, 81. Of Fresh and unadultemied
articles; Also, Anatomical Preparaiiols and
Surgical Instruments, which they viii sell loF
for Cash. OF County Produce, such as Colt9n,
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, and Molasses,
All persons opening new accounts will be
required to pay one half or two thirds Cash
with good references, or the whole IN some Of
the above named articles, for which the high
est market pnce will be allowed. Country
Merchants making their purchases IN this city
for Cash, will do well 20 cal and examine our
Stock and Prices
N. D. Any orders sent 70 Us VIII be filed
aud forwarded with % lite delay as possible
and at such prices as viii give satisfaction.
Particular care paid in putting up Doctors
orders.
Philadelphia, Pc. Dec. 1912.
FLOUR AND MEAL.
A LARGE lot Of Superfino Flour equal 70
N any in The market. For sale at 10 vest
Prices. Also First rate meal.
WIZ. HUDDLESTON, g. co.
Sept. 1912.
z AIDES KID SHOES AND SLIPPERS
IL Morocco, &"
Punela,
CaG
Gaitar Boots,
Chldrens, boys and Misses shoes Of an kinds
| for sale at
VIM. HUDDLESTON'S & Co,
Main street
z BOXES Good Tennessee Tobacco, Of
/ - sale cheap. by the box or less,
VIM. HUDDLESTQN, 81 Co.
Oct $40.
BROGANS.
600 PAIR Russet, Brogans,
100 Boys
300 KIP
For sale at Lowest Market Prices,
WM HUDDLESTON, g. Co
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ERASMUS L. ACEE,
ATTORNEY At LAW.

HAVING removed from Columbus, and
H settled in Grenada Mississippi, viii
practice in future in TIE Circuit Courts Of Yalo-
busha, Choclaw, Caro- and Tallahatchie
Counties; in the Chance9 Court at Carroll
ton, and the District Court Of the United
States at PoHlotoc.
Grenada, Miss. Aug. 1912.
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BULL & FILES,
Commission TcTchauts $ Factors
MoBHE Ala,

win make liberal advances during the sea-
on IN specie or currency on otton coas'gn-.
Cd to them for sale or for shipment TO Liver
pool, IIavre New York, Boston or New Or
leans.
To accommodate Planters who may prefer
either Of the above markets 10 this, B q f.
have made arrangements WIFI Commission
Houses Of the Highest character and credit
in each place TO receive and sell Cotton, the
ayaiis Of which can be realized IN specie funds
here, or held 10 order there, as may be pre-
ieIed
Mobile, Feb 20,h, 1913.
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RHEuMATlsM, and :NNIs

positively cured and al shripsllsd muscles and limbs
are restored, in the Old or young, BY the Indian
VEsrrAuIE ELum AND NEvE AND BoSE LISiuNr-
but never without the name Of ComstOck & Co. on IT,
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TRUSTEES SALE.


HbY virtue of deed in trust. execu.
LID ted on the 18th day Of November,
ls4I, to me as trustee, BY Samuel Dov S,
to secure tac payment to John Overall Of
four profnisory notes 3l that dae winch
have been trarsurel I viii expose to
sale. at public auction, 90 The highest bid
der for cash att TIE door OF the Court house
in the town of Columbus IN rhe county Of
Lowndes, aud state Of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the 2G.h day Of July next be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, 8. 81 aa5
4 o'clock p. NJ. the following described
pieces o. parcels Of land with the i'm
1royemeuts thereon, situated, ymg, and
being ia the town of Columbus aforesaid,
and known and described IL the plan Of
said town as being the lots No. 8 aud o
in square No. eleven, south Of Nam street.
Such title only as is vested in the trus.
tee, viii be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
JOHN d. MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
Jan. 26th, Is43.-6m. pr s25.
DLANK Books Of all sizes, Fools cap and
ID Letter paper sc. For sale at
KEELER'S cheap cash Store.
Columbus, March 9Th, 1913.
FLOUR.
Z - Bbls superfne Flour Just landing from
q - the steamer Lalla R0okh, for sale by
], L. CLARK.
COTTON CARDS.
MO. 8 d 10. Just received and iorsale at
n KGELER's Cheap Cash Store.
April 6, l543
A Good assortment Of Blk Summer Cloth,
n for Gentleman's Cots, al
KEELER'S Cheap Ca Store.
April 9Th 1913.
DRY GOODS.
A GOOD assortment Of Linens from a bit
~ and a half upwards. Brown. white and
late cotton Hose, from two bits upwards.
Brown linen Table covers, Kentucky Jeans,
Ginghams, So. sc. For sale at
Keeler's cheap cash Store.
March 9th 1913.
ADVANCES ON COTTON
gEVHE undersigned will make LIBERAL adtan'
res on cotton consigned n bis friends m
New York, Boston, New Orleans, Havre and
Livernool-iTee Of commissions for receiving
and forwarding IN Mobile,
Us. BEERS.
March Ia ig43.
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COTTON CARDS.
NO. s d 10. Just received and rsaie at
~ KGELER'S Cheap Cash Store.
April 6, l543
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AN assortment SRoJas ron iust landed
"a g5m la.la R11hi. For sale av
j. l.. CLARK.
March 2s.h. 1913.
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Jan. 26lh. Is4a.-am. pa 81.

BLANK Books Of all sizes, Fools cap and
ID Letter paper sc. For sale at
KEELER'S cheap cash Store.
Columbus. March 9th. 1913
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HOk SIS TIA, have Ring Bone, Spawn,
Wind.Gons, &c, Wo cured BY RooFs' srEoTIo; and
EOHlade7 ga horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Oinnns L Mark this, all horsemen
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C0LUMBUSMEDICAL BATHS.
A RE now open for the season.
"A d. BALDWIN,
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april 10, 1913 St.
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MEDICAL & DENTAL NOTICE
DOCTOR DAYTON,

HAS been absent Tor some weeks past, on pros
'essional business, but has now returned 10
Columbus, and may DO eonsulted,as usual, at
bic Office on Main Street, two doors West Of
VIM. Huddleston, & Co.
April l6, 1913.
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NV co obs NEW GOODS

TUST reed, a lot Of Newest style fine straw
sJ Bonnets, new shaped Cyprus do. vii
low Hoods, Palm-leaf hats, boys, eolored do.
Mems do. For sale Al
KEELERS cheap cash store.
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Columbus Feb. 2}d, lsts.
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lotteries.
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
exchanges IfIIIInnN1.


FOR LUCKY NUMBERS. THIS Is THE OFFICE.
Piizes-S2J 0O0 6OO0. 800. $500, 1924 20 prils. q,
1000. 10 Of 30J, 50 of 300. 2i9 OF 100, sc ~ No.
III drawn. Tieker S5.
f"r Tut-Ay nsh, pr Insii-ys Iecsbafg rltfa No i2
fn1e--SoJOJ. $500. 2DO1. 1900. 100, 1850 Iu3i 40
o' 'OO 10 Of 100. &c. sc Nos. aud 10 drawn Tickets
For Friday In thu FGehan-~--va Leesbur. No 10
fnHes-S1UOJ. 1870, i0571, ) Of 500, 1880 oDO
ooi Us, 10 Oi lOO &c. ~ Nos. and II drawn Ticket,
sli.
for Saturday received Hctsy norninsCd Consolidated No 10
Pnh.s-Ss0O0, 1900, 1900, ilGI, 100 JOOO 5 of 500
Of 3d. 10 OF 200. 10 Of 100. &c. - Noe and IL draw,
Tieks 50. IL
AI.andrA Lottery Class Go dawn the I'm Of March
1900 5000. $500, 1000. 1875. 1000. 1900, or 1850
OF ZOO. 20 przes Of 1000 20 Of 500 20 Of 400 40
OF 500. 50 of 200, 100 of $50, 100 Of 100 &c ~
No'-and IL drawn. Tickets $40.
100000
hehanda Lousy Clss No 1870 drawn Saturday IN. Is,h
March is45
fnzes-s3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, 5000, $500 1895 .
pzes OF 1900, 30 Of 1000, 50 Of $50 IS of POO &c
10 Nos-and Ia drawn. Tickets $40.
S35,OOOi
NeIanda Lottery Class a. Isi3-To be drawn on Saturday
the O March.
Prizes-s35, 900, 10000 $780, 5000. 1000 aoOo
25Os 1000. 1900, 10 prizes Of 1000 Is Of 500 90 Of
quo, ~ OF 400, 30 OF 900, 40 Of go 50 of 211 &c
20 Nos-and IL drawn. Tickets 80.
sTbe certificate Of packages Of whole halv., q, o,
IN any Lottery advertised by g Gregory Co may al an
DC obtained on the lowest terms al this once.
IN orders confidential and 20 with proup,n..
fot Packages or for single Ticket.
SJshare' IN all the abov-. IN proPorton-for -aeb by
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LADIES' KID ANpMoRocco sLirrERs-LArEsr

VIE subscriber has i-t Teeeved part spring supply Of
:. LAe- ki and hcfoeco Sifcf and Walking AIaaaE
me" may be t1ni some Of qualify ard very pfoe.
tof cash of 10 unetual tie receive An
Few days afuonal supplies of every thing having ju.t
,ned om III N"s'h werr he made gehsfa selection
g'ol- a. -" un+ MARKET N.EN. mil.
Ia,ol aoSks
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VALUABLE, REAL, AND PER.

NDER the provisions of decd of trust made
- and executed By Genlnao Per-co Elizabeth his wifi
TO the undersigned Tor the purpose Of securing payment
Richard Anderson OF divers mentioned
IN the sad deed BY the said Peeo bears date on
thu 18TH OF December 1888 and the Office of the
Hustngs Count OF the City Richmond the undermined tins
tees VIII proceed to sell pubic ready money on the
10th day Of March next at the house Persco
situated upon and 9th personal estate de-
seFed IN The said deed that Library % the aid
e. ferieo consisting OF some e0o ri valuable
booksaso numerous and valuable all the Plv,Sophi
cal and Mechanical apparatus AM household furniture and
other arics named said deed which schedule Will be- fr
nsed on the day Of sale and pgocecds III. Of the
aforesaid PERSONAL estate shall b. and satisfy 6rt
an The costs expenses and Charges upon all the
taxes which may BE- due the house. hereinafter men
TONED AMI all quotas and of which NAV be
due ana elNrgca5le tie houses premises aforesaid ana the
amount oi The debt remaining unpaid paid b. the
Aforesaid deed Of tGu Then proceed o. sen for ready
money upon the all piece parcel OF ground h
city being one a Of Dot numbered SIS City u Richmond
beginning AZ the intersection Of and and running
wardy with street. together with dwelling house and other
buildings thereon.
The Undersigned satisfied a. IN the t NJ
r aforementioned rial estate they selling as trustees merely
will convey the premises that character only and without
nny Of title The BE- commenced at ~ oek pril
Il the day Is fair. 4 not. tie fair day.
FREDERICK ANDERSON.
WIN ANDERSON, IT, Trustees
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a SMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE.

ANlNG removed 10 the lower country, |
IL offer % Land River ami running
o' near the Nestan Road adjoining the Aniersoa
three and hail miles from the CITY Richmond and cananB
one hundred and twenty ln half acres au
IN WOODS convenient 10 naVigauon-has a dwelling with
Tour rols above and two excellent seller Of
lent water IA the yard and several tine Springs the house
Win variety OF good fnii. aud 80 asparagus beds.
Tbs wishing purchase and examine for ,brevss
and this tact Is not so privately before March next
shah on that day ofsF at auction premises Terms
hberd with Reasonable credit.
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