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THE AYSHIRE BULL, SUSSEX,

Il nc properly W ~. ot '''''i ~,
disposed to farm for another year, il can
succeed in getting by subscription 80 cows at Slu
each, which will alone enable me 10 do 50.
therefore give notice 10 those who may be disposed
to send cows, that they can notify me oftheir wish
to do so, at any time between This and The ION
day OF March next; at which time ifthe number
should moi reach thirty, The Bull will be sent 70
the upper country, under conditional contract
made with his owner.
OF The value of this remarkable animal
need only 10 refer 10 my advertisement Of o., me .,
last wear. and to this additional act, that onl oil
the limited number OF Cows sent 10 him lasl
Spring amounting 10 some 25.) the owners Of
several OF them have refused The price OF $50 ior
the Calves at the age of six weeks; Those who
wish 10 send their Cows, will address 10 me al
Bacon's Quarter Branch near Richmond where
the Bull can be seen in fine health and condition
W JOHN GODDlN.
p. S. The best attention will be given TO all
Cows sent 10 the Bu-thcy will be kept in good
and safe lots for any length OF lime that may be
desirable and fed upon the most reasonable terms.
Jan. 3l-2awt MhlU :. u.
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DIED,

On Thursday Morning, the 18th February, al
county of Caroline, MADISON H. JONES' Esq, in
the 5lst year OF his age To distant relations and
friends, it may afford consolation 10 know, that
he had every attention which kind friends and
skilfu physicians could bestow that he was a
professor Of the Christian Religion and died in
the confident assurance Of joyful resurrection 10
eternal life.
r. The Richmond Wing, and Tennessee and
Kentucky papers are requested 10 copy.
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Notice to Creditors and Debtors.
A LII persons who have claims on the late Jas
"A G. Dickinson OF Louisa, will please make
them known without delay, for settlement; and any
10 whom he may be bound as security for others,
will please inform thereof, OF the date, amount
&C., of The obligation.
Those indebted TO the estate, too must make
immediate payment as its condition require all
its funds.
Address, (post pad) Frederickshall, Louisa
Co. ROSCOE C. DICKINSON,
JOS. S. DICKINSON,
Exor's Of james G. Dickinson, decd.
Feb, 6-w5w
r Wing will please copy.
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CLINTON HoTEL-NEW YORK.

CLINTON HOTEL-NEW YORK
IN The subscriber for the lastiwelve years
f6SsL proprietor OF the Clinton Holel respect
es:s.l4 fully announces to his friends and the
public, tina, he has this day associated with him
as joint partner, MIR. JOHN c. BLasDEL The
! business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm of HODGES s. BLASDEL, and it will
| be their study to make the Clinton Hotel worthy
| the patronage it has so long received, the CONT
nuance OF which is further solicited.
PRESTON HODGES.
New York, January !, lSl5
The CLINTON HOTEL having for long
time received large share of The Southern Ira
vel, and the Junior Partner having for The past
twelve years been resident OF the South, The un-
dersisned with pleasure inform the citizens OF
Richmont2 and the public generally, that this Ho-
tel is now undergoing thorough repair paint
ing, &C. &C.. together with many additions of
furniture. Having always received large share
Of Southern patronage, the proprietors are deter
mined their House shall maintain the high stand
ing il has long possessed-that of being inferior
10 more in the city and rs location renders II de-
cidedly one OF the mos, desirable stopping places
in the great metropolis. Situated on Beekman
street, directly opposite The Park, City Hall and
the Fountain, presents one Of The finest views IN
y. Iork--also being within two minutes walk OF
IL IHeStlllS diI tllc Va Hou-
ses on that street, without their noise day and
night.
Gentlemen with their families will find this
Hotel particularly desirable on account OF lis
quiet and com!on-and the Proprielors extend
the assurance 10 all who may iavor them with
call, that no pains will be spared BY them 10 rem
der the visits OF their guests pleasant and agrcea-
BILE. HODGES & BLASDEL.
q Transient Board during winler, 81 SO per
day. Feb l2-2aw3w
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Valuable Real Estatr, .Narisalie Uatr, ma,
Tomes Rirer fpy SHE

Valuable Real Estatc, ~ .farieaiIc Wafer, ma,
James Rirer fr Sale.
TINE subscriber wishes 10 sell his Plantation.
i near Cabin Point, called Mill Farm, lying
on Upper Chipoaks creek, containing about lUcu
acres, 300 OF which are in The county oil Prince
George, and the balance in Surrr. The creek IS
navigable up 10 the plantation Tor vessels OF oO 10
60 tons burhen. About one-halilhe land is clear
ed. and now under a good fence, and in cultiva-
lion; the other half in Wco'ls portion OF which
is in original growth with some very good Tim
Der. and the remainder well-covered with Pines
of large size suitable for Rail timber or Steam
boat wood The Improvements are such as aT,
usual on farm; they consist Of a comfortable
Dwelling House, Smoke House, Barn, Stable
&c. and Quarters for The accommodation al
about 80 Negroes. There is also large Mill
House. which was formerly Manufacturing
Mill, that has not been used during my minority;
but which might be again established, as The mill
privileges have not been forfeited
The subscriber is disposed 10 sell a bargain in
this property, il he can effect sale immediate
" by private contract but if not he will sell il at
public Auction, on the premises, on Monday, 22i;h
of February. The land will be shown 10 any
one, desiring it, by Mr.. Bishop, who resides on
the premises, or the subscriber, whose address *
Charles City c. H. The terms will be one third
cash, and The balance in one and Two years.
Jan. l4-c2awids ]. L. HARRISON.
INFORMATION WANTED.
1OHN WATTERSON, the son Of Jos. Wat
y terson, late of Montgomery county, Stale OF
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was last heard OF on tie
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners, CT
some such business. This was some seven or
eigh, years ago-since which time, no intorma
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending 10. II
he is still living, any information of him will De
thankfully received BY line addressed 10 James
Heslep, Lafayette P O., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec. 20-c2aw6m
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES

IRUSI DALI Vt L14ND NM
In JI,ddteser anil EsWr.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of three deeds
/ OF trust executed 10 me by Lewis B. Monta-
que of Middesex county, and Of record in the
Clerks office OF said county, the first 10 secure a
debt due Jones G. Clopton; the second debt due
George Wright and G.. G. Grswold; and the
third for the benefit OF said Clopton and under a
decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chanccry for Middlesex county, made al its Fall
term 1874, will sell at public auction, at Mon
tague's Essex county, on Thursday the 18th OF
March next the following property, to wit. I'm
der The first deed:
A tract or parcel Of land lying in Middlcsex
and Essex counties, and containing 360 acres
Also, the following negro slaves, 10 viii: Fanny,
Frances and Polly.
Under The second deed, the following negroes
Ben and Cesar, men; Lewis and Ambrose, boys,
and Betsy, girl-al which negroes are recon-
veyed in The third deed, together with tract Of
land containing 400 acres, more or less, Of
which the above 3G0 constitute part The land
will offer inducements TO purchasers. 1t is Of
good quality, with large and comnodious Dwell
ling House, and all The necessary out houses in
excellent repair The title is believed 10 be un-
questionable; but, selling as trustee, shall con-
vey such title only as the deeds give me. The
negroes are generally young and valuable.
Cash will be demanded Tor all the property
AUSTIN M. TRIBE, Trustee
IT,, r.
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SALES CELEBRATED MAIDSTONE,
4 rel trleI and sure preventive to HYDROPHO-
BIA, from the htes Of Mad-doss and other fabid
animals.
THIS Justly celebrated Maidstone, so long
i the property Of the late Humphrey Sale oil
Caroline county, Virginia, in whose hands il
proved so successful in preventing that dreadful
disease, the HIDROPHOBIA, in hundreds OF
cases, of persons who had been 50 unfortunate as
10 be bitten BY Mad-dogs, or other mad animals
is now the property of the subscriber, who has 1t
in his possession and who resides at CHERRY
Grove, in the lower end Of Caroline county, three
miles from Sparta, and ON the road leading from
Port Royal TO Newtown.
The subscriber begs leave to assure the pub
lie, that the good qualities and virtues of this
Stone, in preventing bad effects from the bites and
wounds made BY Mad-Doss and other rabid and
venomous animals and reptiles, have been so
frequently and so fully proven 10 the satisfaction
of the community al large, that he deems it only
necessary for him TO say that j; is with the great
est confidence he recommends il TO public patro-
mage.
The terms Of application Of the Stone are, for
every patient Fifty Dollars, and board, with the
kindest attention given, free Of charge.
He would also inform persons residing at a
distance, who may require the services OF the
Maidstone, that his residence is about II miles
from Milford Depot, on the Richmond and FIRE.
dericksburs Railroad and about The same distance
from Port Royal, on the Rappahannock river,
where steamboat passes twice week.
SAMUEL ANDERSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK,

Thomas q roc f>T0WHfWs.
n This well-known establishment, at the
MsstA corner of Broadway and Maiden Lane,
.Ml.4. in the city of New York, is now opened
under The direction and proprietorshp of the IN
dersigned, by whom, its high reputation as a Ho-
tel Of the first class, will, it is hoped be fully
sustained. II has been put in the most thorough
and complete repair, painted and refiued. Those
arrangements which have ever rendered il equal
ly attractive and convenient to men of business,
TO men of leisure and 10 private families will be
continued, the plan still existing OF having Two
different hours for meals, so that all may be suit
ed This arrangement, it is believed, is pecu-
liar feature OF this establishment, and has proved
emnenlly satisfactory 10 all its visitors. In adj
dion to the exertions OF the undersigned, those OF
Mr.. John Thomas, formerly Of the American
Hotel, Albany, and late OF The United States Ho
tel, Saratoga Springs, will be used TO ensure, as
far as possible the satisfaction OF the friends oil
the House and The public generally. The under
signed, look with confidence, to the maintenance
OF that favor with which the Howard Hotel" has
ever been honored. NJ. J: THOMAS,
STEPHEN r. ROE,
(Lale Commander of the Hudson River Steam
Boat, Empire.) Feb. list
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Feb. 6-cw'tds

YTEA SETS-I have on hand China Tea Sets
i from So 10 $50 per set. Plain, Gilt, White,
Coll and Powered. In fact no one can call
amiss for good Tea Sci, al No. lO9, West Main
street. JAMES EVANS.
L,ob 10
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
HUBBARD, GARDNER s. CO., continue
i i 10 act as agents for the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
Connecticut.
Howard Insurance Company Of New York.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company OF Phila-
delphia.
Risks on Buildings Merchandise, Furniture,
&c, &c, in Virginia, taken on The most rcasona-
tle terms.
They would call The attention ofowners ofbuili-
ings 10 the Perpetual Insurance BY The franklin
Fire Insurance Company, as being al much
lower rate OF Premium aud attended with less
trouble than The usual method Of Insurance
Any information given on the subject, and all APP
plicalons for insurance, By mail OF Otherwise
promptly attended TO al the sore OF
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
Feb l5-2awl0w No Ill West Main ST.
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T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
d FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTEI
Richmond, Virginia.


d. FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, Virginia.
Rich anil Splendid Schemes for February,
10000 Dollars
To be dram on The BirU- D0yg Washington!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. s, 10 be drawn
22nd February, 1915 Capitals: $4,000, $4,000,
5000 5000, 1908, 80 OIL 900, &C., &c. Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion. A certificate Of
package of25 Whole Tickets in This magnificent
Scheme will be sent for $780, halves 10; quar-
lers S35.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotte-
ries. for sale by ]. F. WORD.
II. Orders tor Tickets and Shares and Ccrlih-
Gates Of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries,
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
The week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
" after it is over TO all who order from
Jan. IL J. F. WORD Richmond, Va.
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GTRATTON'S OFFICE-Drawn Nos. OF
- Alexandria Lottery, Glass I, February 18th :
ID q IL 10 81 50 IS ST Al 10 81
Drawn Nos. Monongalia Lottery, No. :, Fee
bruary l4lh
30 10 10 43 60 ! % 81 As . 70 Gs 81
Whole Ticket Nos = IS 10, Nos, > 10 IS,
Nos. 7 10 62, Nos SO d3, and Nos. 7 40 As
five more Capitals sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos. Of LeesbuIg Lotery, No. !, Fe-
bruary 18th:
70 % : "A As - 81 lG 81 CT II SO % -
Ticket Nos. 81 I'll 1i-anUlher Capital sold
and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra 81,
drawn February 18th:
Ii 81 rs So 90 42 GG 30 | 10 g Sc 4S
Ticket Nos 3 10 l9-anolher Capital sold and
paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria LOTTERY Extra 35,
drawn February 10Th:
80 40 26 81 Ga = Al Is 43 II 50 50 &c Is
Ticket Nos. 10 ii 6i--anoher Capital sold
and paid by STRATTON.
For Saturday, Feb. ODD $4,000, $4,000, g.
&c Tickets $40, Halves 80, Quarters 50 80.
For Saturday March lst-S40,000 $4,000,
10000, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1920 50 of 1000,
80 OF 500 &c, &C.; IS Nos. Is drawn. Tick
cts $40.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, and drawings sent when
requested. Please address orders 10
n. STRATTON.
Feb. lS-c2t Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS,

BIZ our Mail Line 81 Packet Boois for Ly"ea0aTg'
And the Stage Lines connecting with them
for FarmviIle and Staunton.
sar-lIe:,Iz@gb We resume our ieSnlarq =! UPS ?,
February. leaving Richmond Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday al 3, p NJ, and arrive IN
Lynchburg i'll 80 hours.
RETURNING,
Leave Lynchburs Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 8, A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond next
days at 4, P. Nj.
Passage and Fare, Sc. :,
Passengers for Slaunton leaving at3, P. NJ,
reach Scotsvile al Q next A. NJ, and arrive in
slaun,on, Al miles by stage, at > 2; NJ
Passage, (and Fare on The BoaD Sc.
Passengers for Farmvic take The Stage al
Gainesville or Pcmberion Immediately on The
canal, at 3, A. M.-breakiast al Camoerland
G. IA. and arrive in Farmve at ~ M.
BOYD, EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
Tan Off
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WIN. FRAZIER, ATTORNEY At Law, Staun-
w Ion, Va.-Retiring from the Legislature, al
the close Of the present session, will, in future,
give his undivided attention to the practice
Of his profession. He practises in The Superior
and Inferior Courts Of Augusta and adjacent
counties, and in The U. S. District Court for West
ern Va, holden at Staunon. Feb. 20-dlt.
FOR SALE
TNEN ACRES OF LAND, having upon ii a
i good log house with three rooms; two acres
of land cleared, the rest is we'll covered with oak
wood; located in Hanover county on the Slash
road; l6 miles from the city of Richmond.
Price, $3.50. The above property adjoins
William Andrews, Samuel Milton and others.
Apply 10 GEO. w. TOLER,
Feb 20 Ag't. x Collector, Lisles Row.
CORNELIUS & CO.'S LARD LAMPS,
~ GLOBES, CHIMNEYS and WICKS, at
50, Main Slreet.-We have just received fresl,
supply Of Patent Lard Suspending Lamps.
Patent Lard Side Lamps.
Globes cutand roughed, Chmneys and Wicks
WIN. F. BUTLER & Co,
Feb. 90 Sign of the Pitcher.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALEXANDER DUVAL & co.

ALE AAN DER III AL ~ w.
DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES
PAINTS OILS, DYES, IVINDOJp
GLASS, &C.,
INVITE the attention OF Merchants, Physicians
i and other purchasers TO their Stock which they
offer in quantities 10 suit a, such prices as cannot
fail to give satisfaction. The following embraces
some OF the leading articles:
Caracas Indigo, Chrome Green
Superior Nader, Linseed Oil,
Green Copperas Spirits Turpenlne,
Clipped Logwood, Lamp Oil,
Extract do. Sup. Carb. Soda,
Alum, EPSON Salts.
Sal Eratus, Sulphatc Quinine,
Pearlash, Super Salad Oil,
White Lead-dry and Glue
in oil, Blue Stone
Prussian Blue, Copal Varnish,
Lamp Black, Window Glass,
With many other articles, embracing large and
complete assortment, with The usual variety OF
Fancy Articles, Patent Medicines, &C.
~ B. Particular attention paid 10 packing and
shipping orders
ALEX. DUVAL & CO
li7 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
GRETTER s. GRETTER,
GRocEns AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Doors below the Bell Tavern,
WILL. sell Produce Of all kinds Tor their Gus
w toners free OF charge for selling.
Refer 10 The Junior Editors Of this paper.
GEO. w. GRETTER.
DAVID b. GRETTER.
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LARD LAMPS.

LARD LAMPS.
T HAVE in store variety OF new and beautiful
i patterns of Lard Lamps at almost every price,
ranging from 2s. 3d. up 10 $40
Also, Church, Store, Passage and Parlor Sus-
pending Lamps.
Call al 100, West Main st.
Feb. Is JAMES EVANS,
business COATS.-We have on hand
ID fine assortment Of the above garments
which we offer at FIVE per cent advance
G. DUNSPAUGH & co.
Feb 10 No 81 w. Main 81.
CMoKING ToBACCo-we have just re-
y ceived from Lynchburg, Mcdaniel & Nc
Corkle's Smoking Tobacco
A. II. Amstead's do do
The Smoking Tobacco from these manufactu-
rers has been long in use in this city and is very
much approved. ALEX. DUVAL & ".
Feb. Ia.
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LOTTERIES.


pIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner oflfaim
ID Gnd Governor Streets.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 Capital.
Drawing received by Fridays mail. Capitals:
$4,000 5000, $500, 1873, 5 of 900, Of 500, Of
700, OF GOO, of $780, Of 400, &c. IS Nos, l3 bal
lots. Tickets SO.
$4,000 Capital
Drawing received by Saturdays mail. Capi
tails: $4,000, 1000, 600, l,4lO, &c. 10 Nos, la
Ballots. Tickets 50
Also for Saturday night-Capi,als: $4,000
5000, $500, 1000, 1000, $40, Sc. - Nos, II
ballots. Tickets 81.
TO BE DRAWN SOON.
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Drawing received by Mondays mail February
"a. Splendid Capitalist of $50, 900, 10000,
6,OOO, 24lO, 10 prizes of2OOO. 1900, 1900 1000
500, &C., &c. 10 Nos, II drawn ballots. Tickets
$40
Il For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
II Orders for packages certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended TO- and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Feb II
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MToRTHAMs oFFICE.-No. :, Exchange

M OR IHAMS OF'FlCE.-No !, Exchange
w Place.
Lotteries for the Week:
THURSDAY, Feb 20.-$3O,oOo, 10000, 5000,
1000, 5000, SC. Tickets SO.
Friday, Feb. 2l.-sS00O, 5000, I,4OO, 1900,
l,l36, &c. Tickets 50 So
Saturday, Feb 22.-$ls,OOO, 5000, 1000, AS,
90 of 900, &c. Tickets IS.
Saturday, Feb. 22.-Slo,OoO, $4,000, 5000,
5000, zoos, &c. Tickets $40
And 10 he drawn soon:
March lst-Si0,000, $4,000, 10000, 5000,
5000, 5000, Sc. Tickets $40.
March sth.-S3OOOO 10000, 5000, $40,
ma March chi l5ih-sso ooo 10000, 5000, 5000,
$500, l,Ol7, &c. Tickets 3lO
March Tablespoon, 10000, 5000, 2,3G7, 6
of 500, &c. Tickets $40
March 29th.-S3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, 1000,
3,4OO, $500, Sc. Tickets $40
For sale by CHAS. WORKMAN.
Feb 10
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MA RRIEI

Married, at Brock Hill, the residence of John
Stewart, ESQ., on Wednesday the 18th inst, BY
the r. Rev. Bishop Johns, Mr.. +. b. BENTLEY,
OF this city, TO Miss Lucy W., only daughter OF
VIM. B. Chamberlayne, Esq, OF Henrico.
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OTEY s. STEERS
SADDTE AND HARNESS FACTORY

No. so, IVest Main 81, 6 doors delosr H. II. Ln-
kins',
WHERE they have, and will endeayor to
w keep on hand, every article connected
with the above business, consisting of Saddles.
Harness, Brides and Bilts, Martingales, Whips,
Collars, Hames, Trace Chains, &c. They would
also inform the public, that they have lately OPEN
ed and will endeavor 10 accommodate all who
may favor them with their patronage assuring
them that they will sell as cheap as can be done
elsewhere THOMAS OTEY,
Feb 20--w5wc HENRY E. SIZER.
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oEEHSg COACH oH-ASsS
EsST REPOSITORY GVJSJ

rNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
i friends and the public, that he has opened ms
Coach Repository, opposite the Virginia and Far
mer's Banks. Main Street, Richmond, where he
will keep large assortment Of Carriages, from
the best manufacturers in Philadelphia, Newark,
and New York, which he will warrant TO he equal
10 any work in the Union, and will sell at The
lowest cash prices. Carriages OF all kinds made
to order at The shortest notice, and IN The best
STYLE, and in all cases warranted 10 stand we'll
Coach and Harness-makers' Materials sold low
for cash Repairing done on moderate terms:
peh 10 G. w. COX.
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Valuable Real Esi0ic on .JGmcS Rirrr IN Bnehing-
Aam-For Sale HUi0m Rc@yrc.
10y virtue Of two deeds OF trust, or one OF them
ID as the case may require, executed by Chas.
A. Scott during his life, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Bucing-
ham the undersigned, Trustee, will, on FRIDAY,
the 18th day Of March 1915, fair, if not the next
fair day thereafter Sunday exccpted.) offer for
sale 10 The highest bidder for cash. nj the residence
OF William A. Scott, on The premises. The whole
or as much as may lie sufficient for the purposes
for which said deeds were executed, OF the tract
of land in the said deeds mentioned on which the
said Charles A. Scott resided adjoining the LANDS
Of George Booker and others, and upon which
there exists 4 previous lien Tor the beneilt oil
Charles Everett Tor upwards Of SD 0o0-and I'M
der which deed it is advertised 10 be sold on The
same day. This tract 5 beautifully situated on me
south side OF James River, in inil view OF and
having easy communication with The canal, about
90 miles above Richmond and contains about
200 acres, OF which about 300 acres are river
low grounds-a large portion OF the high land is
perhaps the richest in Buckingham. The whole
tract lies we'll is we'll walered, and as healthy a
situation as any in Virginia The title to be ac-
unired BY the sale under the trust deeds is believed
10 be unqliestionable, but selling as Trustee !
shall convey such title only as invested in me as
such The land will be shown to any person de-
string 10 purchase b. William A. Scott or George
Booker. AT The same time and place, and upon
the same terms if necessary, will be offered Tor
sale upwards Of twenty slaves.
Jan. l0-cwlds WM. BRANCH, Trustee.