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March 2
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ian. Is

CETS-Th celebrated Racer and Stallion will stand the
u suing season my Stables, in Louisa county, miles
South Courthouse al twenty-five dollars the season,
Bile the lst day of October, l8y dollars
in a and dollar 10 the be paid when the
is served
horse higher New Market than horse the
United States, with the exception OF Rowtun.
Whaehone dam lama by Johanna; Cenhce, by
Woodpecker Tenlham, Cuneondc by Blank; Cullen hraban
Pao Gander, brother TO Ganiam; Plenes Chestnut Arabian
Spauker in POlNDEAfER !R'
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,,I-p1Ic SAFE oF VALUABLE PROPERTY UNDER !

YlIJBlIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST-In pursuance OF the provisions of a
Deed of Trust executed subscribers by William G. Nelson
and duy recorded in the Clerks Office Of Louisa County Court
they will on THURSDAY the 10th dav of May the late
residence of the said c. Nelson in the county of Louisa
,b Vrtora Fun.ce offer for SALE the highest bidder ut pub
auction all that tract parcel Of Land wereon the said Will
liam c. lived and died, containing seven hundred and
ur Contrary creek adjoining the
lands of Thomas Nelson John Hancock and Others together
with The Water Grist and MILL with all the fixtures and
elements Mills in wise belonging or pertainng
hiicaah negro men, Polly, woman, and muao woman,
named Chloe children, named Nat ana ara and
increase since be date Of said deed Also the following
slaves 10 which the said William c. Nelson entitled for and
the remainder of the life of Mrs. Frances Young of said
county 10 wits Nancy Harriet, women and Daniel boys
in which last named three slaves the said william u Nelson also
the reyersionar Thomas Peers Asn nine head
NJ Horses three yokes Of Oxen Bull and three Cows Ao
hirtv or forty Hogs two good Wagons, four OK Carts three
Horse Carts one arrra Beds and their Furniture, and
nine all The Chairs Tables and other Household
Furniture one Wheat Fam sundry Axes aad all other Pata
ron all conveyed by said deed The terms Of the
sale ro the Re-, Estate credit Of and two years. by
a,l the purchaser purchasers bonds with
personal security To bear interest from The day OF sae
and the title withheld till the purchase money iuy pad
FIR The persona estate credit Of twelve months the purchasers
10 give bonds with approved security The lands will be divided
or sold entire rs NAV be deemed most advisable on the day oil
sale The above mentioned property rauabe especially
Mill property being situated within lew nes ol the Louisa
Railroad in fine imbered country and in addition saving
and grinding CON- the Mill is well fixed Tor the manufacture OF
-four the land are excellent ana the iand
of good farming quality They will convey such title as Is vested
in Them by said deed which is believed 10 be good
JOHN HUNTER, Trustees
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN ~
April Ioa-@ow
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STRAW GOODS! SPRING STOCK |!
MARCH Goth, 1874
W 4.

'"aasasarers and Wholesale Dealers For,ign aud Domestic
sfRaW GOODS, IEGHOR.T IND PALM LEAF HITS
Ior cash, No. ], Exchange Block, Richmond, "a
AElNG made extensive arrangements Spring Trade
ey are prepaedto exhibit large and fashionable Stock
onne every description, of their manufacture together
h heavy and we'll selected Stock of Leghorn and Palm
mas Artificial Flowers &C. comprising all the largest and
most desirable Stock of STRAW GOODS ever introduced into
Inc Virginia Market.
They pledge themselves offer their Goods al prices that viii
gear comparison with any other establishment in the United
es Confident tina, their Stock will all worthy Of
"s attention Of Dealers they respectfully solicit call
"atch q l03-2aw3m
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SPKING-ISii.
FRESH DRY GOODS.

T. J. g. JAMES & CO. Globe Square have now in Store
large and general assortment of FRESH SPRING GOODS
an which they attention Of their old
and the public generally.
Their Stock comprehends many rich and splendid
than they have offered for many Foreign Goods are in
ce.d re-y cheap
large additional, supplies.
March 20 ms,
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cEABROoK'S WAREHOUSE.-It affords the Inspectors Of
y this Warehouse pleasure to inform the Planters of Tobacco In
Virginia North Carolina that Seabrook's Warehouse
good order for the reception of Tobacco ample
against fire will be made all Tobacco in the Warehouse the
rate of dayage the other Warehouses; freight
will be paid all Tobacco sent TO them that their undivided at
tenon paid the business of the Warehouse every
effort made o their part 10 expedite business.
THOMAS c. BURCH, l,.u
THOMAS I. JOHNSON, inspectors
Ia, "a 7s-oawtf
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Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

,< Euauer published three tmss ceek
t';A' State Les's: TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
~ pol,rs per snnum and Three Dollars for SIX months
iy dollars per annum at the end OF Inc year a and
I nut notes nj the of the Editor the postage ~ a
sar Pad tAe h accnmnis,ion Of
: 49,. N an extensive business winch 'pe'"'e
uP ~; w,ray for niue papers
,sala sr"''s' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
I'm. square Of sixteen INES % '''e'
ohe eS1,nn.nce, 50 cents o,,.a a.; h n. advance
ssS" fr,m distance ni"st DC u.a sr.cut,on
u:uo's references, TO insure eNeCu.'ui'
pay, may amount to SiVo per
viii made ." ~ pdr Of several Of our city friends
ec~ Mthe S Ia take limited number OF yearly aavei
~ to say any thing IN
,.et- We deem likely TO resul, theefrom 10 The whole
oi INC n, ssnsire circulation o our parei 80.
nv and from Tue ery paper and week in rerg othe
week. aiysr,sers Will be strictly tmea, ~ -. ,dvertise
paper. sneh - our general terms l-and 10 surge ~
sudate speehea pro alta enlargement BEYOND le
have the pSess s az addona cost
semen sp are the Of annual adVersemes xoo
forl square Az
s !: twice week. sss
fao ssa1e, and Marriages from tho county bsn
me pnrtys handw uaknoS in HE neishbohood
n~ wiiiin no case published every usS hs,a,o
been topreyen hf Insist in such case upon
ioie being certified BY the name oil 'ne
VIC w.. - o.. baes of helsttsr ..,n.,r,ad
" shall hereafter he considered Us
aSvance and for year spubcation, unless
anu I e., short er time, and paid for in advance LOT
time when so ordered or n nv new and
unless paid for III advance or :,
10 IN some known and accessible person III -
or his payment. But, in case oil an ous 'o
a,;n vihont pav,nent from new subscrioei WI" cnn
n,.a ,yh The conditions, single number ma! ue
a;ns mr. accompanied by, copy of tins NAV h.
20 The names Of subscribers whose ans ~ p an onen
own n The publisher and who may remain niue
snnn =, The end years from the time wn
he
Resolutions of the EDITORIAL c"Heen rae,s ,y;.
resolutions are Of the results OF te U;rn;.
m ami rhe hitter experience Of the Edorai Iop saa
~, assembled al Richmond, on the ' ~
o, ,hase Resolutions determined an mil -,
-. prsSs recommend andour own 90 d,iysn
we ham Several the American presses "ie uIis
pc s ra,,sh custom of Payntns No CLASS oi men a
NV ~ nm abuse Credit system tn'h tue u".s "
" NE great difficulty consists IN The tfahsiloh iuu
@ - RI. other Sotwiths landing the Resolutions OF lo
Convention have been induced 10 commune
~ on Book, who are III arrears 10 inns
~ ms, change our The OF every u
q tLs p.dicament will positively be stricken on from our ron
a, the commencement of our next volume. e,,
Pr.a That i, recommended TO the Editors OF Newspa
e.,s ihrour Commonwealth to publish AT te menu "
. ,anerS their advertising, aud that tey ey u
@ the same and that these prices be always such Us ~
GIVE a fair conversation for the labor performed.
Resolution Of The Editorial Contention.
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ONE DAY SAVED.
Advancement OF the Western Mail and Passengers

Twenty -four Hours.
n aud after s of APRIL 1914 Packe Boats VIII leave
~ Richmond Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings al
O'Clock precisely and yncburg by o'clock, ~ Nv
Wednc days, Fridays and Sundays. ~,
By this arrangement the a and Passengers from The North
por West viii directly the ARRIVAL 81 the cars
and arrive in ynchurs connect with the western ana
Mail Stage lnes ii hours III advance oil Inc pre-
time. -. , r.,
Returning leave Lyncbnrc Mondays Wednesdays and f,
DAYS at f. NJ arrive in Richmond Tuesdays Thursdays and
Sarur hy l. M,
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rCEACuER wANTED-The Bedford Female Academy, al

r'EaCHER WANTED.-The Bedford Female Academy, al
Liberty vacant Trustees desIrous To
Principal, who we'll qualified for such situation The
buildings are erected for Female Academythe
location healthy populous and wealthy county Ihe
Trustees proposals until the 10th OF April e4l oil
such "a desire the situation Letters, directed to the Trustees,
desiring The situation, and desiring information, viii receive
prompt There female school of note IN the coun
than Lynchhue, and, with competent ana suitable
Teachers full school constantly nj tins Academy
Those desiring the situation should apply speedily
March lul-i2Oh
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ny virtue executed the subscribers by
Richard Puryear bearing date the November, ieJ
and duly recorded the Clerks Office Of Meckenbrg VIII he
sold TO the highest bidder hs,iansve neckenbg
~ Virginia. Wednesday, the lt day Of May 1884, from ten to
fifteen likely Slaves, mostly House Servants seamsres
amongst Them best Wagoners in this section of
country good Capener-he remainder his Stock Of "r-
Cattle Sheep and Hogs Riding Carriage Wagons, Carts
&C. together large quantity Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture including twenty thirty Beds and Furniture,
Terms on Of sale. Acting Trustees shall only
convey vested BY said deed and believed TO be
good. KiLhD. nuSSELL,}
WIN. TOWERS, Trustees.
J. NJ JEFFRESS,
Mecklenbury March 26. lG2-wtd
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LYSANDER HORD,

Refer to Hon J. j. Crltenden U. senate Hon T. More
head u 5. Senate Hon Garrett Davis T. $ Home hSae Of ksis
King Queen county VA Ches Terrell Ballard county Nv
Feb. q s1-"oh'
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FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SPRING HATS.
HAVE Just received by various vessels direct from my Ma
nuactory York. full supply of Black, Beaver Castor
Nnif Russia Plain, Moeskn, and entire new pattern OF
Grey Plain Hats genemens Summer Also good as
Panama. eghorn Seagras Double and single brn
pai Leaf Hats offered for sale at the lowest cash
pnce, Hy =. h'iip|T,
Stores No. !, Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va,
And Wall street, of Nassau street, New YORK:
Country Merchants particularly invited TO call ana
examine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere. -. 90
Apri,a iuf-2d"'m
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, April. 49, 1874.
CANAL BOAT and STAGE ROUTE Gainesville, Cumbtr-
land g. H., Farmvie Prince Edward Charlotte and Halifax

CANAL BOAT and STAGE ROUTE to Cartersvle Cnm!tr
land O. H. Famvlie, Prince Edward, Charlotte and HALIFAX
Leave Richmond Monday Wednesday Friday half past
precisely arrive ' a. Pemberion OPPOSITE vn
and C caIo w h waiting al and ys q, Fvt %
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday arrive Milton by NJ
Returning cave Milton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ~ "
day wednesday Friday at s. A. NJ arrive Famvile by
NJ and Gainesville by &, p morning, at iocoek,
the Stage viii take the passengers the Boat which reaches
Richmond by l. p. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
N Office TO PLANTERS AND MERCTANTs.-The rate Of
Transportation Tobacco in hogsheads from CASTOR to re-
ersburg by the Greenesve and Roanoke and Petersburg Ra
roads, 70 cents 100 pounds; from Petersburg 10 Rcnohu
by the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad is 81 IS hos
ton and drayage Petersburg IL the Tobacco is consigned 70
the Agent OF the reenesvle Railroad Company at Gaon an"
The Greenesve Railroad Company advertise forward all
. soon as it reaches CASTOR and we WIN take from ne
case viii be more than day and halt or two days between
CASTOR and Richmond.
The rate upon Dry Goods and Groceries from Richmond 10 e-
teIsburg IL as follows
On Dry Goods, in boxes, 4 cents per hundred
on Groceries. IN bales "a ~ % do.
And fro" Petersburg to c'''S GUM u f W pfI no
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office, Feb 49, @ =
ner Milton Spectator Danve Reporter will please to copy
twice week for Two months, aud send their accounts 's
fee.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND MERCHANTS OF
~ Freight on the leading articles Of merchandise between ~
pornaItox and Richmond and Petersburg Cent?
fhds. New Orleans Sugar %.
| Sbls do. do ~
Hhds Moasses !!
IIhds Tobacco ~
Salt, per sack,
Coffee per bag of lG0 lbs.
| Do. per bar Of $50 lbs. -
Cotton, per square bac, ~
Flour, per hh. a.
Plaster per ton Of 1000 lbs. = =.
Bacon per hhd -
Iron, in bars ar plates steel aud pig lead, do Is
Tobacco, in boxes or kegs
rv goods in eases and bales per cubic foot when mra
sured,
Hardware, do. do.
IIhds roi'acco including dayaer in Richmond, t.
Plaster will convenience of The company
There win charge for wharfage produce or goods en
| by the railroad. JNo WILLIAMS, ileasuref'
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Office,
| March 18Th, 1871. !
March % lc@-oi
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SPRING SUPPLY OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
TUE undersigned receiving extensive assortment
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &c, embracing
every hhg usually called for line, which will be kept
curing tue season Mere ants mechanics farmers and house
keepers WIN consult their interest examining stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere as we will offer great induce
ments TO buyers generally. SMITH & HARDWOOD,
Apr2 1856
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hIrcklenhnry. March

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR SALE:
win be sold the highest bidder, WEDNESDAY, the
ls day of May 1884, that valuable property in the town Of Mion
North Carolina belonging TO the Milton Manufacturing Compa
ny, viz: n,,. -,
tanned belonging IT, The building, which nearly
and resting and costly hewn foundation
The whole budiag is constructed in the hest style OF workman
ship of the very materials and is covered with metal roof
Machinery made Mess Rogers ketchum and Grosven-
modern plan is also nearly new, and IN excellent ORDER
consists Of
Heads Frames containing l272 Warp spndes Frames
containing 92 Filling Spndes Double Reels Spooing Frame
% Looms, Dressing Frame, Warping Frame, Lathe and
Tools &C. with all The various Geerng Machinery and ap.
purenances to operate the same
3D. The Grst and Saw Mills and Cotton Gin. The Crst Mill
wooden building A feet long by ~ wde three stories high
and built excellent materials II contains two pair ot Burr
Stones wheat and pair Of Cologne Stones for cornwh
machinery and belonging 20 large
mills. The Saw Mill adjoining the Grst M,
Saws. Both OF the Mills have
ccllent custom. -
An those Mills Cotton, Grs and Saw Mills, and the
Cotton Gin driven by power belonging Ia the Compa
n.y. and which is believed be equal to any IN this section OF
country
al Some twelve fourteen Buildings with suitable lots at
each for the families To live in whose members are
empoyed establshmenneafy all of which have been
erected but yearsin addition to which, there Is sum
cheney un0ccuped ground belonging the PREMISES on which
tn erect such houses may be needed.
As Is that would purchase such valna
without personal examination, further descrp
ton unnecessary and the Directors or Agent al the
Company will all times with PLEASURE show the property 10
wish to purchase give any information winch
may be required 80 .
The entire property will be sold credit Of one three,
four years-equal paymensand the whole to bear m
after from the day OF SALE The lille 10 the above
property is unquestionable
J. WILSON, Agent NJ III Co.
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C,ANIIEI WINFREE will sell Tobacco Wheat aud Your,
= ON commission give particular attention to all pro-
pefty entrusted TO his management.
in " ~ 74-ly
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PILED CHEMISTRY in Manufactures Arts and domestic
fconomy edited BY Edward Andrew Parnel For sale by
- '' $1,000 DRINKER & MORRIS.
-, lOi-Wtf
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NEW BUSINESS


subscribers the interest Of Mr. Daniel
Il London business of Loudons, Willngham Drewry,
Goods Business heretofore conducted
old stand under style of London Wngham
Drew, where they solicit the calls Of their customers and
the public generally. JOHN LONDON,
]. WILLINGHAM,
Jan. l6 77-3m A. II. DREVRY.
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naIM LEAF HATS-50O dozen of the above Hats from no
Ito for sale by the package dozen for CASH ~
'afe' prizes" No i, Exchange Building.
April =
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JOHN II. TERRELL,
I.YsANDER HORD.

Ballard a. w.
,Io NONRESIDENT OWNERS OF LAND IN KENTUCKY.
he undersigned will Jointly undertake the Agency the
nrosecon of suits for recovery Lands owned by non
sdens in Kentucky VIII give particular attention to the N
yesrson of CLAIMS 10 in the District set apart TO The ON
GERS and soldiers of Virginia State or Continental INES IL
ord Attorney al Law Frankfort, Kentucky, where
he has at ali times public offices OF the sia and
H. Terrell resides in Ballard comfy, Kentucky West o me Ten
nesee river and has knowledge OF the land titles
i'm that section al the STATE. T,
ANY communications addressed 10 either of them postpaid,
y i'll receive immediate attention. ,,..,-nrn ,o,n
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Union LEVEL FOR SALEBy virtue Of Deed OF rns',
" executed by Alexander Dorch and duly recorded IN .ne
sod highest bidder on the PREMISES on .ne
9Th day OF June the Tract Of Land on which inc sam
now resides in the county Meckenbue Immediately on e
stage leading Befeld to Mlton ~ c. containing d.
acres about 100 acres of which standing original growth
and heavily tmhered productive in corn wheat oats
of the country in which sara .rac
situated The OF large and conortahe
dwelling house containing eight rooms, and large uy cea
dining roo together with every necessary on nos
for servants tobacco barns, stables cribs carriage house. Ice
house, &C.. the West end of this tract Is good store
house ksms shop lumber house; ALSO comfortable dwell
ling house. stables crib, and two negro houses
and known Of Union Level is believed to be
one of the part Of Virginia for bsnessirom
Sl5 worth of goods he sold annually to ava
,age twelve miles Northeast from Boydon and
Randolph Macon College. The situation Is beautiful and none
healthy in Virginia. Persons wishing 10 purchase would do
well to examine before The day of sale.
cash. and and Two years credit on the
balance satisfactorily secured Ii peferrd the Tract will be d
yded purchasers The title s nndoubted acting as
tees, we will convey such only as is vested in us
' ISAAC HOLMES, lTus,ess
ARCHER HAYES,
.nr;,o I0i-w2m
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l. Riraaond prginia MAN Street. ogsr Market Bridge
Nm w Crun,p and Orerton, ate of Petersburg, va J
have ssnclaed themselves in practice of Law They will at
tend The Courts held city of Rchmond and the Superior
and Inferior Courts Amelia, Chesterfield Hanover, Charles
CITY New Kent m, o,
March iVs-ci
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xaJILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY LAw Richmond, Pa
w Ofico on Main street, above the banks 20 e
Dec. oS-u
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WEEKLY ARRIvAL.-25 CASES OF BoNNETs.
u ECEIVED per Railroad and Steamer Columbus twenty-five
II cases Of the most fashionable Bonnes OF The sea-
SON which addition present STOCK renders our
en unequaed Merchants and dealers are s2ectuy invited
10 call and stock Of Bonnes and Hats which VIII
be offered nj unusual prices whole sale, for cash
w. l. E. P. CARPENTER No l. Exchange Block
,n.uo loft
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DISSOLUTION


TINE firm OF Iondons, Wingham Drewry is this day dis
solved by D. H. London having sold his in-
authorised to the
Of the firm in liquidation Of its affairs.
JOHN ]. LONDON,
DANIEL II. LONDON,
J. WIILiNGHAM,
Richmond, January ], 1874. A. ii. DREWRf.
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CHARLES LUMSDEN,

As well as Spectacle Glasses oevey to ~ IN frames
lie Great pans selection of his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures hs friends his Glasses of the very be
quality well ground and perfectly from M, MS. Know no
10 give the most proper advice choosing Spec
or Classes Of which will be disposed OF on reasona
III, VI -, - 1871 l3-wtf
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4 ATE ARRIVALS,-W. " E. p. CARPENTER No l. En-
L. change Block invite the attention of Merchants visiting TINS
CITY the splendid Bonnes anu HATS ever
this market, comprising all The different Styles oil
Willow Cypress fashionable Goods OF every descrpton
ny are constantly receiving additions TO their Stock direct from
,h Mandatory and determined offer hem for cash, as
'' III ~ " ~ l0G-tf
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NToTCE-James NJ having retired from The firm OF
~ Seldom Morson Arthur Morson late ct
and lanes Seldom have assocled themselves in the practice
OF Law under style Moson Seldom To them VIII DC
' ~ JAMES A. seldom,
JAMES NJ MORSON,
ARTHUR A MORSON.
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HANOVER LAND AND PERSONAL PR0PERTY.-Willbe
Sold WEDNESDAY, the LIST day OF May next, the late
mothe Sophia Snead all The personal property
which she the of her DEATH consisting In part
of Bacon Corn Fodder Horses Mules, Cows Sheep, Hogs
excellent Wagon, umbrel Cart the Farming Utensils and all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of the usual
TrnMs-A credit OF four months VIII be given all of
ten dollars and over, and under cash.
THE LEGATEES.
AT and place, will be sold without Limit
serve three Land, would constitute
comfortable farm containing 29 adjoining the
lands NJ Peers and Others another containing l ad
onng the lands formerly Rocky Mil ,rac of A. w. Not
ing Others and The other containing 1884 adjoining the
lands of John Harlow and Others
These lands will be sold by us Commissioners acting under
decceta the Circuit Superior Of Law and Chan
cry OF Hanover and the unsod lands belong
ne to the Of deceased father, Robert snead
TysMs-One third cash. aud the balance equal annual
instruments, 10 be satisfactorily secured.
JESSE sNEAD, Commissioners
~ Any information will be given by either John Edwin
Snead
Anil IL lOs-tds