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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-18

If our nation is not disgraced, it is not for want
Of mismanagement by our Government New
Orleans correspondent of the National Intelligen,
Ger mentions the extraordinary fact, that though
Gen. Taylor has considerable body of artillery
with him in Texas, they have all been sent down
there ,eithOut their guns 1t appears that some or
all of the guns that the different detatchments had
with them at their respective points of embarkaton
from the United States, either not of the prop
er kind calbre, or from cause were not suit
able; and that others to supply their places were
to be shipped from the North, but which had not
yet arriyed.-.4has
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-18

o. Lieut. George Stevens, son Of Henry Ste
vens, ESQ. of Barnet, has received the appointment
of Chief Engineer of the Typographical depart
ment IN service in TexBs, attached to The com.
panies of Dragons, which left Fort Jessup in July
and since on their march to San Antonio July 81
they arrived at NacogdocLes, 81 miles from fort
IessnD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-18

The Union has long article on Mexico again,
in which Don Quixote, SCOTS Pirate Rabelais,
Young Giants, and other things are mixed up in
glorious confusion. The following sentence con-
tans the amount of the whole article:
ave repeat tive desire peace with Mexico
bat it must be an honorable, permanent peace
If she strikes US she Is gone
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-18

ARREST IN RoxBURY A man who gave his
name as Alonzo Reynolds, Of Ferisburg, Addison
county, VT, was arrested on Tuesday afternoon in
RoXbury', by officer Leonard Haynes, for attomptE
ing to pass counterfeit ten dollar bill of the
Wrentham Bank-BoSiOn .4iidS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-18

FARLEE.-l 1t is j. B. Bailey, Polk or Texas
Democrat that is elected representative from this
town. It's Braintroe that has alone the honor o.
sending Joseph Riford ESQ. to the Legislature. X
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MARKET, MoxpAr. Sep. 8. 1sl

Reported for The Daily Advertiser.
At Market 0l Beet Cattle, $50 Stores 5000 Sheep aud 500
Swine.
PRGcEs-Becf Catte--Soes quick at IL small advance. few
extra 50 % FIRST quality - second quality % -
thild quality 325 4.
Siorcs-Two year old 50 IL; three year old l6 o.
Sheep-Sucs quick Lambs 80 7di old Sheep 30 2.
SstHe-Om Hogs = 3D. and IA e.; Shouts 10 pcdde Be
s5ur Sows, 4c for iarrows Al retail from IL To
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MA RR

10 his village, iih Instant by Rev Mr. Manse Mr. henr,
G. Dwight ofFmnkln, la. 10 Niles Sarah II. Arms.
In Sauseud, Cuuada East tho oh Instant, by special Ii
by Rev. MI Hall, MI Cyrus b. nunham Of sahord L
Miss Mary Jano Reed of Rock leland, &. H.
IN Bristol Mass. Monday, Sept. Sth in ST. Michael
Church. Rev Mr. Cook Potter g. Whecock Esq of Boston
Miss Francis Maria, eldest daughter Of BENZ Hall, Esq
Boston.
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STATE OF VERMONT, A. Probate cout holden at the
Distria Lamoilo, S. Probate Office in Johnson in aud
for said District, the 10Th day of Sept. A. d. 1915
Holm II. PRATT, administrator and Jerusha Flint, admin
j. istratrx on tho estate Of Jeremiah Flint, of Eden,
saldrot deeeased make app calion this Court in writing
for license sell the following described real estate belonging
tho OF said deceased to Wit The west halt OF lot
No in the 0Ih range Eden aoesad, with the Appuen
ance thereto belongings supposed to contain fy ueres and
repesen the due from the of said de-
ceased Including 800 for the expense of administer
ing ihefeon S3G6sl raise which sum, necessary to
soil the real personal of said deceased also
scouting that the personal estate not sufficient to said sum
the business OF those Interested in said estate
and files 10 Office the Register of said Court the assent
and appreciation of the Guardians of all the heirs said estate
and te Same appearing the Court nocessayThetooc is
ordered that the be referred session of said Cou to
he holden at the Probate Oca In Johnson, Ia said district
tho 9Th day of October a. D.. 1873 al ten O'Clock, A. io
hearing and decision that all concerned be notified thereof
by publication in tho Vermont Watchmnn aud State Journal
the substance said application aud order thereon, three
weeks successiyey before the time of hearing aud decision
that they may appear said me and place. they
and give bonds the payment of the debts aud charges against
said estate or otherwise show why license should not be
granted
by the Court, - -
81 Attest, g. WIRES, Judge.
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ILEGlStATURE OF VERMONT 1915.
w1~S's DAILY JOUR-
MAI.

no ubscrbcrs ntond to publish Daily Journal Of procee
dng during tho ensuing session of the Legislature usual
ordered From the probable election Of State officers by tho
Legislature, and the questions upon Geological Survey Of
tho State, the License Law, the Election Law Common
schools, and Railroads. addition to tho ordinary topics of To-
gsaton the approaching session promises to be unusually in
eresng and tho Journal will contain fullest
practicable.
TfRMs-sl single subscptions four copies for 49, and
en- copies for So.
0 subscriptions may be forwarded by members of the L.
gislaturo or by mail
L. p. WALTON & SONS.
| Monipeier, Sept. 3. 1874.
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate Court for tho
District of Lamoillc, S. District OF Lamoile.
To all persons concerned in the Zenu Bliss late Of
Johnson In said District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Gideon Hicks, Administrator of the Estate Of
w the deceased, proposes to onder of his admin
s1ton and his account I've examination ord allow
Probate he holden at the Probate Office
uhnson said District the 9Th day of October A. D. 1915
Therefore, You hereby notified to appear before said
Court at tho time aud place aforesaid to shew cause If any
You have, why said account should not b, allowed.
Dated at Johnson, this 9th day of September, \. u. 1915
81 SALMON WIRES, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT,l Tho Hon. tho Probate Court for
District Of Randolph, e.. the District OF Randolph
rO all persons concerned in the Estate Of William Patterson,
lite of Tunbrigc in said District, deceased, intostato,
GREETING.
Wherens, Abel Bennett Administrator the of said
deceased, makes application to said Court in writing here
for license to sell all the real of winch the snd deceased
died sez d. alleging TO be necessary for tho payment of the
debts OF the deceased and Of administration, the
sonol estate thereof being insufficient Tor said purpose
Therefore, 1t Is ordered that all concerned be notified to
pear session Of sail Court to be holden at the Registers
Office in said Tunbrgc, the fh day Of October d. 1915
that they may give bonds for the payment OF tho debts and
pouso Of administration, ind be heard 10 the Pre- hse and
show why license should not be grantoda as aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks successfully
in the Vermont WHtclmuu & State Journal newspaper pn-
ted a. Montpelier this state the last of which publications
shn be fore the day assigned for hearing aforesaid
Dated N Iunbrdgc aforesaid, this lth day Of September,
4. d. lsij. 81
By the Court GUSTANUS ROLFE, Register
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These qualities to he found high degree his glasses
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.

Among which small and large Telescopes Microscopes
and Spy-sasses; Concave and Convex Glasses, with
out frames COncave and Convex Mirrors; Gold
and silvcr-stee Specacles of all kinds;
different descriptions of Magnifying Glasses;
large and small Magic Lanterns
0FtIis MICROSCOPES will magnify objects FIVE THOU
SAND TIMES.
SLyoptcal and similar Instruments and Glasses carefully
repaired. EG
Mr. W. assures public that shall his study
every thing entrusted him with the greatest
moderate Those in of thing in his line
will please give him call He has hand general
goods Spectaces with aud glass
glasses Of each kind He has but price for
his articles, from which he does not vary.
Reierence-The Medical Faculty and citizens generally Of
the place. Also, the following testimonials:
SARATOGA SPRINGS, June 81, 1874
have known Mr.. Wise in the capacity OF practical opti
clan years. and have repeatedly recommended
and friends him and always with Mr.. w.
extensive assortment of Optical Instruments and Glasses
relief of steal DEFICIENCIES in visions and applies
that and facility which alone be obaiued
thorough knowledge of the science exparence
therefore have hesitation in dng him to the public.
r. l.. ALLEN, NJ. ID.
SARAToGA SPRINGS, 1874.
have acquainted with Mr. Wise Opticiau
last eight nine years An intimate acquaintance with the
Optics and long and extensive experience in the
adaptation of Glasses the ordinary defects Of vision enables
from cougenital maomation of the eyes, with
prsng decree of facility. JOHN l.. PERRY, Nj. ID.
SARATOGA SPRIsGs June "a, 1915.
For several years past have been acquainted with MrWise
the Opca his mode of doing business He has gained
my full both for skill and integrity him
~ and fair DEALING only acquire but preserve
tae steudas adherence of his employers and Their friends
NJ. L. NORTH, NJ. D.
Montpelier, August, lS45. &c
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NOTICE.

Mk WISE, who will he here in October with spectaces
i and Optical Instruments tho same eentlsman VINO boo
last ton years. - ~'''"s' ''' '"'
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OFFICER DRILL,

II resolution of the Board Of Tiusoos Of Norwich Uni
~ versy tho Commissioned Officers of tho Militia of Vcr
mont mud New HAMPSHIRE requested attend tho drill
the University to Monday the 22i Of Sept inst
uhd continue through tho week. Con. RANsoN, President Of
the University will supeniond tho drill General and Field
Ohcers are requested to appear with sido arms.
Other papers respectfully requested to notice tho
nhove.
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ESTR Y.

TAKEN up, August tho 23d, year old hefer dark
rod The owner is requested prove property, pay charg
and take her away. ORANGE LYMAN.
Norwich, Aug Goth, 1916. 80
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PIANO FORTES

,TIE Subscriber continues manufacture PIANO FORTES
L ofROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY, at No. $685. Washing
ton Street, BOSTON.
June lSi3--lS-ly STEPHEN W. MARSH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-20
vol. XXyv:-.VU. IT,

Ia preience tu hostility Of the part of Eoglsnd. I iess
who taxi lhls Wow OF the subject, say that While the a
,ies IA the lul0n Indicate Determination 10 assert ttf
our figh 10 the Whale territory is unqueslionatle They
IN 10 wise commit The Administrations 10 couisr OF
measures VIII eh Will necessarily involve us in a war
with Enganl. Czt- That tciH resi- ,cith Congress.
In tits STATE 81 hnqs, all eyes Turned toward
'a"llna. Will Mr. Calhoun co,ue 10 the Scnaie 2 J.
he docs, will his Influence be taefied 10 prevent the pas
sage ol resolution r,qnnng notice lor The iermna.
non ~ the loiai occupancy III Oregon 10 be given Far
upon THIS hangs the question OF pence war. Such
neItee will be equivalent a drcaralmh OF war;
That the question has reached IL crisis which requires
some ecu"n all admit upon What that acIion ma Y be.
depends The question Of ppace. Mr.. Calhonns relation
10 The qnttlloh,-lhe position which lie hods 10 tho
country aud Ia his party, will enable him taexert
an influence 10 hvnf ot peace, which viii be- fell Id
England as well ns IN this country. II Is understood
a' he Is as much opposed 10 surrender OF any part Of
the disputed territory IA Col. Benton. Mr. Polk, or any
ane else. The qnesliun between him aud Them is not
whether any rrl u Oregon shall be surrendered II is
hoif II par Ugh Ia be maninned2 lie believes that our
acquisition oil tie Whole territory IN refan, II We ab
siam ifnR all acis which may ufhish England with
pfeieAl ior declaration 81 war The great body of Tho
people Ut England and of Ibis country lor peace and
THAT Mr. Calhoun Is the advocate Of peace ia well known
10 the frope OF England, AZ well as those of The United
saies. M other person III elher country would have
81 much Influence III preserving peace In England il
II understood tube nore question ct national character
than ol national interest. Il is therefore mporani that
the measures adupted should he such III
Haftlv bring the iva Governments conflict. Ii Mr..
Calhoun Is In the senate, his approval OF any measure
VIII 90 if Ia satisfy the peupn al this country that IL
u ai such ~ should give Hence 10 Ene land and
ne same hme 10 very Tar towards recuhclng the peo-
PIE and Government Of England Ia its aJuplion.
". l. jour. q Commerce
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30 or 10 VALUABLE, BUILDING
E.DEs st4bas SkR4.

m Friday the 2ls instant, upon the premises, we
W shall offer Tor SALE a; auction, the highest bid
der, the whole OF that valuable property formerly the
residence OF Col WIN. T. Lynch, deed. aud other lots
adjacent thereto, occupl,d by Joseph Il. Nowlm
and others. containing 81 - suitable and 'eneut
lois for building, several Of Witch d large On
portion OF this property there already Two very
comfortable dwellings,, with many congenent ont. build
nas. considerable plflon Is enclosed by substantial
brck wall, and the Mhoe Of The enclosed ground IN
hlah state OF improvement. having been we'll manufed
aud c1yeed lof The last several years. Tins property for
beauty al location and commanding prospect III surround
ing and distant scenery, cannot be exceled. II eqnaed
by any other luildlng lots IN the town vicinity ut
Lyncibufs; and lying, II das, just without The lal>
lis OF The Curporaliun on. 9th 7h aud 6h streets, offers
great inducements those - wish 10 bulid handsome
aay residences beyond the reach o Corpora Ion tdreS
As such another opportunity to invest in real estate will
rarely If again in L}nehbars, it is hoped
the sale will be numefonsly attended
The terms OF the sale Wi credit of ., l2 and S
months IN equal paymaal,,--bond and security be
gwen. with deed d trust, Upon he property, or The
ute retained The eleclIup Of ha purchaser, fut
ther security until the purchase nuney be paid.
Sale h BE- conducted by Cm. {. Phelps. Auetianeef
who, with The undersigned. VIII take pleasure IN siOw
Ing The maps and lois 10 all wishing to view ;hem. 1t
necessary complete the whole the sale will be
tinued lf0n day 10 day.
GARLAND s. SLAUGHTER,
ADs. lof l.. Dupuy aud wlte.
Nov 3 i2lN
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11CH.l.D III. V0EEEs, Editor.
.slNl&AiS Q
IE LYNCHB BURG VIRl

~ THE LYNCHBURG VlRGlNlAN,
T. ,.bshsd ssmi-oeek!y, (eeery Monday aud i"''dag
~ SrArHAM, DlLLARD ~" NLf'i ;
90, Dol,oys per on,,ln payable in Advance No saS
,sHbe receiredtor shorter time than s'F months
.n., ,yu be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
~. rJtor, } until all u,reardses are paid
et .3DpERTIS EarEN'TS inserted at % GEMS PEI
,. for lcss) for every inner form insertion ana %
,.r s,uure Tor iess) for every outer form insertion
EYERf .fDVERTISER rs required TO "o'e' on ms
.,.,,erpt ho,c long he eshes ms ddrerfSee
an advertisement, not so noted ''Hi DC '''
sntinuanee be ordered. -. 49,. g,
moD YE.aRLY .aDVERTISLNG the terms are to'
,;r,-e of too squares, $40 for one square, $40 Jo'
~. ,s.are inner form, s35, Eeery yearly a"'e't'se'
MI, r,gnrea to confac his advertising to hSP"t'e"
ar line of business -, .,;,;,.
q, JOB PRINTING erectted neatly "''d e1p'""""'
I, and on re sonable terms.
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NEGROES Ga.0gEa1Se..

Szd and G,4FuLLND CLOTHS at Is 6d.' Is
eb~1a 81, IS. and Us. per yard.
Heavy Yarn.Jeans, at % cents per yard.
Genrock Jeans aud other heavy 20 ds at Is to
20 eenls.
Cassruells. Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Clohs and Cas,lnefes,
Tennessee plaias. &c. temarkahe cheap.
Plan and PLAID LIuseys, at Cd, Is, Is. Cd, and
Is Sd.
Blankets, al 3s IS. 3D., As. Cd, Gs. and Is. Cd,
Cotton Uzaaburss aud ohrllng Collons, remarks
ably low,
Sole LEATHER. Shoes and Hats. very cheap
Farmers. Planters AMI others, wishing IN buy Me-
rres' Colhng unusually low. are respectful invited to
call and examine my stock before puIthaalng
j.. J. BURTON.
huv 9 Is
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Furniture, Crops. stock &c,
70 II = II l. 4.


nv viue of tie power riven me, under trust deeo
IL executed by Henry w. Qaatles, and duty recor'
d,d in the clerks office of Amherst connly shall sci
=, publc auction, Tuesday. the 25th Inst, II lar,
MI the next fair day thereafter, at the residence OF said
Quarles, Amherst conrt house, all his
rOU.EuOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
consisting of Beds and furniture, Mahogany Fables,
Sid. Board Wardrobe. Bookcase Looking GlasseS
Carpets. &C., all the Plantation Tools. conSlsll'g OF
Plumohs Hoes Axes sc, The crops OF Corn. Fodder,
Sbucks &C. Also, large and valuable stock OF lior-
,,s Cattle Hogs Sc, SOME OF improved breed, W az
AN and }arouche. Terms on day of sale.
JACOB c. NICHOLSON, Trustee.
At the same time and place, shall offer for sale,
tie Plantation on hich the said Qnarles at present re
sides, co6lainIno about
&c @ ~ q 81 81 .
of.nd. with new and comfortable buildings; the sua-
H. would be desirable for professional gentl e
man, The terms will be accommodating, and II not
sod il will be rented a good tenant on that day.
JACOB {. NlCHOLSON.
Nov II t23N
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V.lEEoHEs't. gEsA.g'Es1.

immediately opposite john llons. where they lnien,
to carry on he
FE.DEsF.S'f. fsgz@A.y.ES9
in all i,shr,,t,s ~. L,,,,,.,. -, ~ - -,
CONSTANTLY le.n , h,o,',,l ,s,,,.,, :, ~ nritS
CAsslNFRLS VFsrtNEs md ., f., ,,.,r. ~.
suitable Iur te,ilenrn, ,,,, uh,' th, ~, ',ap
IN 10 order in tb, n,,., lsh,nabI ,,s n,5,,'' ~.
and warranted v,,,ln,nsbin m, MI 49,, ,,'
allenl,,n al t,t,I,n,en IN, s,,er,,rL,, - Wv
=. ~ ~ >
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EGsc .NOsice.

E lindsay NJ. SHUMAkER, having located him
Il self at Franklin Court House. will practice IN the
Superior and Inferior courts of Law aud Chanccry, IN
the counties of Bedford and Franklin. Any business
entrusted his shall receive promp. and speedy at
tentlun.
And he takes this method Of referring, by permission,
10 the following gentlemen.
Messrs johnson s Burks, Messrs Mosby & Speed,
- Holt s. Slepor. - Daniel Davis.
WIN. l.. Goggin, }. s c. L. wills,
Pleasant Preston, Lynchburg.
Bedford
Oct. 27 I'm
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RnE.g'Eo E'lDEP SEE

| \ p Z O NJ A 4 + o K.
z OFF Err t.r sac my 1racl Of Land. ia las sssny
Of ArpomauoX. ceuialning about
ss5;5 AGREES.
kroWnbv th- name OF hose Grovc." II net rald b.
ore viii sell it, at public auction, on "Wednesday Tie
Sd OF December next, when II viii certainly take place.
Rose Grove is well known tavern stand, being
TIT" uudious flamed UlIEiLLNIi HOUSE. There
r9 is also Store House al t. e place. II Is situated
1--we miles below AppumattoX court house, Con tie ms u
road leading 10 Bnck ngham court house aud Richmond }
that being the tavern above, aud - ulr. tho
nearest OF any below-beng situated tlai II may be
made profitable About half Of The tscl 10 eliza
ed and good Grain land, and sale be found for
~ bushel raised, upon The spli at good price. The
Land yet to clear Is well tInbeTed, ssd par 81 ssss
for Tobacco.
AT The sans time asd place, will s.l ny ..eh sf
llsgs. Caide. &c.
Terms and further particulars msis knawn en- The
day OF sale, WIN. II. STILL.
Nov. 10 l3D
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sUik ant Winter Fashions.

JUsr RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, FoU
DOORS ABOVE MEM GwArRIN's STORE.
TENHANKFUL to my friends and The Pablic gene
l. rally Tor their patronage herel"h ne bestowed upon
me. ask a continuation Of tie same, feeling sure thai
| shall be able to please The most lastldious.
WILLIAM CLANEY.
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Situation 70 nlsFeN.


4 YOUNG MAN Whn has been Tor nearly five
a years engaged as Deputy tlrtk Ia the County
Court and who procure satisfactory testimonials oi
character and Quahdcaun wishes To obtain situation
as Deputy IN some County, Corporation VI D.suet
Court within the Suite ii Virginia
Aur communication addressed To \. B. A. Campbell
Courthouse, vii be promptly attended To,
Oct. %
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$40 Esa. sEs.ERES.

ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing IN Char
q otle county, on Tuesday the 1lh day OF November
a negro man named DAVID. aged about % years,
about > feet TO inches high vi rather bright complex
ion. Of fierce countenance aud speaks quickly when
spoken io no marks about said negro rec0cced ex
cept he has uncommony large hands for his sze.Davd
is suspected Of having left IN company with some mo
ves, whose name Is Blake, who are destined 10 kanaw
ho Va.
The above reward will be given for the apprehension
and Imprisonment OF said slave, that can get him
again PETER FORE, JR.
Nov Is At
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"a @ Il 4 q 4,

FEYlNG taken leasc Of the Mills in this place.
\ d known as the Ianlbotne Mills, iot term ol
years, | wall be regularly III the wheat market, aud PIE
pared To give the
Irr5Ez3n TZATl-e1zr InTCE.
Lump and Ground Plaster will al"aysbe kept ou hand.
aud sold low Tor cash
NJ. JANEs SrlPaIs, who. | lrarn, ia iavorably
know 10 the farmers uhs region. will null for
and hopc 10 secure tit patronage from the public,
which The convenient location of he property invites.
\. y. MONTGOMERY.
March 3
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d. ~ N :. Z a..

.G'GB GzGG.
NNTLI he sold to the highest bidder, at the residence
w Of John Bradley. Whipping Creek, in the
srunty Of Campbell, on Nedaes lay tie 3rj Of Decein
her. 1915, halt II the
caop CT CORN, ToIC-E, OTIS.
WHE.}T STR.4U anil PL.I.NI.Ii ION UI'E.N
Sis nf every description. Ok Cart and Oxen, II
Pork Hoes, IA head Of Stock Hoes, a;id = iloRsEs.
II T. $ ID
will he sold 10 the highest bidder. Tuesday the 9th
Of December. 1915. the late residence Of Collins
Bradley deed. on Stanton River, in The county ol
Csmphe all the Crop Of Corn. t'odder, Outs. Lay.
and ~ heat Srar. 10 Head Of HORSES and ioh,
Of OXEN. t.4GGO.E, = OK C.4RTS, Uhent
Ems, and PLANTATION UTENSILS of every
description. Likewise viii be sod sone PORK
HOGS.
Sale TO continue from day to DAY until compleied-
Terms made known the day oi sale. Sale . coin
mence Al 10 o'clock. WIN. BRADLEY. -,
II. IL. BRADLEY. 'u'N fs'
Nov. IL l3D
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NOTICE.

VIE subscriber wishes 10 sell the TRACT OF
IL LAND on which he resides containing
sss7s, 100 ACRES, .~Ssr~s.
sxa.+fss ~ or 5O OF which is cleared, fEssss.S
Gf~~~ eight or ten Of good S.eY.s2
--zssA--- msadow. the Fest in woods,
with young orchard OF two hundred of Mr., - Sn.
tons choice fruit tees.
rIsagA improvements consist of DNFI-
I ,:,s LING HOUSE, 80 by 70 feet. euh>
SSHaiaifH teen loot rooms and twelve foot passape
lcssSA13 up stairs. IN the basement story there is
10 TOOL room and dining 50 by 20 feet. with
good fire places in each, Kitchen 50 by Is feet with
two rooms and brick cEhmneys. Ice huuse. Smoke
house, aud all necessary ont houses. The improve
mens are all new, and tho dwelling house just painted
IN fashionable style
part Of the purchase money will be required in cash
the remainder in aud two years. Possession given
lst January, 1876 WM. \. CLEMENT.
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