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rNEISpEsT CUT OF ALL

The Baltimore Patriot (Whig) thus cruelty
exuis over the downfall Of Nativism, with which
Whissery was oacc SO intimately connected
What will the Richmond Wing say 10 this me-
lancholy fate Of It's gnondam iavoriic principles
The Native Parry in New York has ''blown
up" and the American Patriot Qhe newspaper
organ) cenounces The leaders Of The faction in sci
terms Il accuses them oil divers offences and
describes them as heariiess, selfish, and, ol
course unprnciped polilicans"-as 'the MERGE
nary, malicious, cIavenhearled, reyenseiul, reck-
less, and impacahle, who have assumed posi-
ton in The Native American Parry, which they
never could have Obtained in any older and con-
sequenly better regulated party"
The American Patriot il appears, was pub
liseed "ior party thai never sustain paper,
and tie editors OF whch'have been fused, abused,
dipped" ard finally ruined.
The paper, il hereafter published, will not be
issued under the auspices OF the lale parry.
The description given by the editors OF The
American Patriot OF is late associates and
leaders in New York, must be taken as corracl
ascomng from one who being OF Them oil course
knows them. Fisher Ames, however, had many
wears ago written The character Of all such
when he described The 'third party" men OF his
day, as "vain, foolish, or very great hypocricS.'
We suppose that we shall hereafter have NJ
more Of this third party, either III New York OF
elsewhere.
Yesterday Wing says
1--WE hope that this mischievous party, r1ose
principles are mainly right, but whose action has
always proved disastrous is near It's end
II The purity is at end, how are lis principles to
10 be saved from eSiingushmeni
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT.

SALLY {. P. THOMAS rs. FRANCIS THOMAS.
December 22G-Pressnt, p. y. Nicholas, Judge.
The case Of Mrs. Thomas, on statement filed
in Circuit Court Of Henrico, setting forth The
causes whereon she would petition the General
Assembly OF Virginia for divorce from her hus-
bard, Francis Thomas, Esq, being set for hear
ing on This day, came on 10 he heard: When the
said Francis Thomas, BY his Counsel, objected 10
the jurisdiction of the Court, upon the ground,
that The act Of March, 1927, was repealed IN toto
BY The act of ls4l. Upon argument had the
Court no, being advised what opinion 10 render,
took time 10 consder-and the Court adjourned
until tomorrow morning. at Il o'clock, A. Nj.
Dec. 23d, lS45
The Court met at III A. Nj.
The counsel Of III. parties being in Court, the
Judge delivered his opinion upon The question Of
Jurisdiction in full, and overruled the objection
thereto.
Francis Thomas, by counsel, then offered pa
per containing statement, showing reasons why
he shonld refuse 10 take any further part on the
proceedings Instituted BY Mrs. T., and asked that
The same may he entered Of record. Objection
was made thereto for want Of form and au,hen,.
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TRUST SALE or LAND IN HANOVER
cOIINTY

ID virtue of decd Of trust executed by Ahnrr Ko-
ID bnson. which bears dare the 18th day o' Nosem'
cord the undersigned viii proceed saturday, the bh
day OF December, Isi5 III ~ O'clock precisely, nj The
Tavern Of Col Charles =. Gondail, m The county Of
Hanover 10 SELL by public auction, the highest bid
der for rsli The plantations in the county of Hanover
called COLES HILL, now in the occupancy of Mrs
Mary Cole. Jagged about 70l who has lite interest in
n The uaDtlon contains 80 acres Of land, and viii
NJ said for such tmorc Of the usual quality Of
lands In the ueishborhoud and Is 10 an excellent gh
borlood and ia entirely healthy.
II il situated the South Anna rlvcr about 70 miles
r,n, the city Of Richmond and about 10 miles from the
re.drrca Of Col. Gooda aud about Is miles from lay
ior.yiIlr on The Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
The plantation will he sold subject to the e estate o.
Mis- col,s and without warranty OF any hnd-si The
title i believed 10 br perfectly good.
No -c,ds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
~ POSTPONEMENT.-in const qucnce ol the m
rmrncy nf the wraihrr, the above sale l. postponed
ullIl The ii.h day of January, lsib.
Dee. li-cdI JAMES LfOHs, lfustce.
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TraruCpc WANTED.

pYa special act oil the Legislature al .nslnia. ps
- al lis last session, system oi Free Schoo' ~ " a.
adopted IN Norfolk county. Inc county nj ',.,,v
vided inlu twenty School Districts. for winch ."r's
four Teachers are to lie employed The three ooniis
soners uf each district i'll engage thelr own .eh1
who wiil be under their immediate superlnirhnrnce on,
control; hut person can be- employed untii ne .h.i
have been examined by the President, and have Gnla'
ed from him crr6c Ne Of fitness teach. None ht eo
apply whn are not qualified TO teach Reading, WHINE
Arithmetic, Geography and the English Grammar ci
raly. Several correct MaiIeInaticians ara IIassea
Teachers will be required Three hundred dollars nave
been appropriated 10 each School which shall nave IN
gle Teacher, and, 10 each having two Irachrfs, sn
hundred dollars 10 he divided b, tween Principal ana
Assistant tie District Commissioners s'ln tiinS pro-
per- All salaries 10 he paid quarterly Board may te
had in anY district the county for from SIXTY 10 one
hundred dollars per annn. The Schools VIII 80 in'o
opcratinn on the 1T OF January next.
In the absence nf the subscriber, application may nc
made to the Rev Vernon Eskridsr, Of Portsmouth, VINO
will give such information may be required.
LEROY e.. EDWARDS, President
OF The Board of School Commissioners for Norfolk CO
Deep Creek, Va. oct 3, lsij.-c!aftJanl
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NOTI(,I.,

~ pursuance Of the provisions Of a deed ~ Trust
crrcuicd 10 ~ by Charlie. II. Moss. on the ..lh ~
rnIn.y Court, We shall the 10Th Ia, of Frbruan.
iciG tr next far day thereafter, should The lmi
h- unfit, the premises offer a, pubiic auction. 10
cash. m the fi-ht, titie interest and estate Of the .at
Charles H. Miss in Tract al Land In the county Il
Essex, called Pigeon I'M, late the property Of william
Fisher, deceased.
The interest of The said e. r. Moss is that which b
acquired by virtue OF his marriage with Ann I The
dow al the sad WIN. Fisher, and l. that which was d.
signed 10 her dover IN he sad tract Of land. II n
clmirs the dwelling house, rev, and built Of brick
kitchen, stables, gardens and orchards.
The situation u high, aud commanding full vt" i
the village IL Experimentation one and q nt.
miles dIStantas wei n the river. and large tract y
county. JOHN ~ pAkhER, srtl,t.r
Der I1-rids w. A. WRIGHT,
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POETRY.
For The E'nguifeT
A FABLE

A FABLE.
ORION THE ITALIAN.
For all i5hom The cap Jfts.
Walking ful! many weary mile,
The Lizard met The Crocodile,
And thus began: GLOW fat how fair,
How finely guarded, sir, you are
'Tis really charming, thus TO see
Ones kindred in prosperity.
I've Travelled far 10 find your coast:
But sure The labor was not lost
For, you must think, we don't forget
Our loving cousin, now SO great:
And tho our humble habi,alons
Are such as suil our slender stations,
The honor oi The Lizard blood,
Was never beller understood"
The ambitious Prince, who slept content,
Ne'er listening TO her compliment,
Al this expression, raised his head,
And-"Prey who are you2'-ccolly said.
The little creature now renew'd,
Her history OF tolls subdued-
Her zeal 10 see her Cousins face,
The glory OF his ancient race;
Bu,, looking nearer, found my lord
Was fast asleep, again, aud snor'd.
MORAL.
Meier press upon rich relation,
Rais'd TO wealth, or high station;
Or, if you will disturb your coz,
Be happy that he does but doze.
A FEMALE FRIEND
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CICTy DOJJApS REWARD

WILL be paid for the apprehension and delivery Of
w ms Negro Man EDWARD, who ran away in No
yenb.r 1874 He is between % and 30 years old Stout
and muscular and in saiure rattle lower than ordinary
IL has dirk smooth skin, with full bnshy head al
hair AMI gond cuuntenanee. lie carried with hun
Roundabout and Pantaloons oi Grey Ca.snet' .".ht
What worn | purchased him in Richmond about four
wears ago. of a SIR. Thomas Williams, who hrousN.
him from Washington city, 10 which piare lie rNprrsu
desire 10 reiurn and in the neishborhood OF winch "
wa. raised and has relations. Tie has no DOUBT pro
cured FIRE papers and il probably passing ny IN nam.
of BOWMAN; and have some reason 10 suppose "'
he escaped from The county by the ala o. '"e 'o
ming Bansier and Roanoke Rvers ,o,,so,
Mount Laurel, Halifax, Virginia, Nov ll-cwlot'
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EXHIBITORS SALE


TI,uE under svnrd Is H. on the 2d day Of February
next. soldiers jog, the late residence oi Dahr,
Hg,rnbohan decra-rd, IN the cnuniy oil Nelson, ana
in nedatsy on the Canal SELL al public auction Ia TIE
highest bidder, all the perisliae property belonging l"
the said Trsiaur CONSISTING Of large quaint! ol very
valuable Household Furniture, of every Description
large stock of Horses work Strars anh neat Catt!r OF
Sheep and Hogs, aud large quantity OF Kitchen and
Plantation Furniture and Utensils OF every description,
all The crops of Com supposed Ia he between 1--WE aud
SIX hundred barrels, the 0lt.. Fodder anu 6htr Crops
ana lis oiia AMI the crop of Tobacco made the present
year on Tue soldiers 10y Plantations together With rom
iw0to Tour thousand p"und, Pork. and Riding Tar
rage Harness, &c--whch sale will Ice made upon
credit Of sly months the purchaser giving bond " it ~.
proycd security. The sale viii BE- continued On The fol
lowing day.
Ard lpon the ifh day OF the same month at the sam.
Mare there will be- offered for sale, To the hehr, bidder
I'm tha SLAVES Of the said rrstator about tshig in
number most them very likely and AMONG the nun
her are two good Baeksmt,hS and a good Cdrpenier-
Where the Slaves have families, they VIII r SOLD ~ Ia
miles so III Ia separate mothers inn thr
children here the latter ave of tender YEAR ana uiry
w be sold for 4sh or for approved negotiable notes sat
,factnr.ly endorsed payable AT four months, incndias
The legal interest. And, upon the same day, the sol
der's Joy Plantation VIII he rented T. te highest bidder
r one or years, may be agreed on NJ hat llhle
the person renting give bond with approved security
Tor the rent payable end ol the year The quantity
of about $50 bushels Of wheat have been sown ulon Tie
land whirh the person renting VIII have The dement, al
and in all respects, the plantation WILL III the tine 81
renting be- in fine order for crop for the year a. The
hands kept upon IL until the renting VIII be employed IN
preparing the plantation for crop; and II may be thai
the sale al The corn vii hr held up niil the day Of rent
M 10 siye the opportunity ri suppl! ns th- placr-ot
this how ever, the Executor VIII Judge nj the line.
Sno,d the weather prevent the safe The days above
mentioned, it will be continued from day to day. III
completed. JOHN > IoNp'N,
Executor Of Daniel ii:srHboham, deed.
Drc. Il--uiaw Y roaWtdS
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uIRCIJSGS WANTED.

liE shalt want 10 hire. for the ensuing year la'ee
w number Of NEGROES 10 be employed ~ me Sari-
Gus drpartmrnis connected with Coal Mining opera
tons Liberal price. will H. allowed, especially Tor
such IA are employed under gronnd-and payments
made quarterly .,,
proydpd (or-nd oIr Hospital arrangements secure L"
Them all necessary attention and diet while SICK Inc
npirhborhnod is remarkably healthy, aud the 'ccip
lion attended with very little danger, IL may De iehui!
nt.,,.d frou the fact that among hundred hands,
constantly employed by during the current year. There
has noI incurred single death rher from accident or
diseasr-nor, indeed fracture disocaton, or other
pernanr NJ injury. J..
Application may be- made at our Coal Yard opposite
RockeiIS-at the stone Ilengr Mines in Chesterfield
countyur by letter, addressed 10 the Richmond Post
0fisr. JUN j. W Eh ~ q ".
Stone LIrnge Mines. Dec. 5. lsl5.-cW
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EDEchT TDN

THE School n Long Creek, Louisa, VIII be continued
the ensuing year, under the superintendent oil tht
subscriber. He will teach the Greek Latin, French aht
English Languages, Geography, Arithmetic, Mallemat
les surveying, &c. Having completed his education a
the University Of Virginia the subscriber has IN his pos
session ample Testimonials Of his qualifications
Teacher The school Will commence on Monday, The
26h Of January, 1876. and terminate the ih of DE
crmhrr following The charge for Board Tuition
Washing Iohg ng and Fuel, Will he eleven dollars :
PER- month"; Letters 10 the subscriber should he objected
Ia Lon. Creek +. o., Louisa co Nn.
ner s-cInnf WILLIAM q. r. NELSON.
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.Siriy Thousand DOilars II0M n
EsrN 6LnAfiS

A r. RE UCE u PRI c f. S!
IT has been custom for the last twenty five yea
To close our business The end al every i've years,
and l-IG will be- The 9th period we shall therefore,
from This day commence the reduction al stock, by
itrns them all at reduced prices the greater part Of
Them cost, aud many much below cost The public
may confidently " upon our carry ins out The pledge
here made, with view OF reducn. stock Ia The
lowest possible amount before the final sale by auction
We have on hand every variety of staple and Fancy
Goods usually with i'll large retail Establishment,
and are now receiving from New York. Brothr, Cas-.
mere, Turkrrie and Grape Shaws, Cashmere D'Eco'sc
and Frnges Also large siock 81 coarse Wcollrns and
Blankets very cheap.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.,
Dec. 5-CGt al7 Broad ST., shoe o- llIli.
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t,I0JIHAT JON

THE subscriber intends oprning School, at his
i sidence the rnsuin. year. and would he glad Ia
get ak eight pupils To hoard in his inmily The su
alton l. healthy, aud of EASY access, being within tfrt
hundred wards Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad fourteen miles from the former place. lie Ia,
had several years experience III teaching, ana pledge
himself every effort Tor the advancement OF thr
pupils committed Ia his charge, and To pay strict attsn
lion To their health, comfort and moral department =
The School will commence the 18th oi January neat
aud terminate the 18th of December following with a
recess If one month 10 Summer; and The course OF in
structon will embrace the branches usually taught IN
n good English school aud thorough course OF latin
TERMS. For Board, including washing aud lodging
and tuition III English $40; FOR instruction IN Latin al
additional of $40. Onr half Of the above sins w
h. required the Isl July, and ,s residue al the end
Of The scholastic year
Address Go0dall's l.. o., Hanover
fETER w. BROWN.
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rIlE District Cont of the United States for The East
ern District of Virginia. holden At Richmond, nav
inc on the a0h DAY Of May, lei3 by It's DECREE upon
the petition of George I,agby Co.. declared MERRITT H.
SIrrrr of the town Of Farmvc, and Thomas I: Nash,
Of the town Of Lynchbure, Bankupts, within me t,he
intent and meaning Of the act Of Congress, entitled
s.an act Ia establish uniform system nt Bankruptcy
thtou.hort t,ir United States, passed the i9.l August
1871; and copy Of said decree having been furnished
M. A. onr OF thr Commissioners in Bankruptcy 81 me
said District Cou for the purpose OF enabling the ere
dior. of said bankps IL prove their claims; all Tue
creditors tsoral and individually of said blnkrnp'S.
Merritt ii. Steccr and Thomas Nash, Late merchant.
and partners doing business under the styl. and Im o
S,rrrr = Nash in ,he nf Farmville. and "i mo
mas p Nash and Merritt II. Steccr, late merchants anu
mariners doing business under the style and hm 81
Nash Sterpr in HE town al tynchhurs and The IN
diyituaI creditors of each member Of said ftm-, are
hereby notified that The li day OF January. Ieln hn
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. W., and 4"'ci"ck ..
~ and 50 from hay day. between the same Hour
SUNDAYS excepted ill the l7th day of February !elo
AZ my Office NJ Prince Edward C. H.. Va, Is assigned
FAR receivns and rarine proof Of all claims aean. saii
hapLrunts 4. y. DICKINSON,
Commissioner IN BANKRUPTCY
for Prince Edward county.
Prince Edward c. IT,. Va, Dec. l2-rtl1F
,,rlhury Eiryinian y. i'll COPY.
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Enp SAL I

T'llt very d-sahlr n n,r and Lot in The town Il
L Fredericksburg lately occunlrd ~ Mrs : r 50
Con. he I"-e i OF brick well built. large and CON
moG!ous. lhc grounds. winch cover nearly whclr
square, aye attractive and beautiful being laii otI wiG
hich TASTE IN sopihs tails aud wide walks ana adofn
ed with many handsome trees ,nn,s Al rhtr,l IN.
eligible residence. whether regard b.. had 10 health
comfort 90 appearance, cannot h- f,rn1 IN The town
learned communication with either ~ me ,Ini,,,gr
ed. JOHN MONCURE. Falmouth stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MoRSoN Richmond ri;y
Aug. 5-ctf Executors 90 Thomas Sst,,, j,.,d
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TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
THE subscriber has for sale large Quantity Of heavy
Kerseys and sattineus, manufactured expressly for
common upe and servants wcar-it contains II ounces
OF wool per yard double warp and hard twisted
ranted no TO be surpassed for durability. Any enquiry
respecting IT, directed to Milton, ~ c., will be promptly
attended to. J. B. BARRETT.
Milton, Sc. 90, l645.-etf
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,RrsTEE,s SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,


IN ALLEGuaNY COUNTY.
DY virtue Of n Deed of Trust, executed 10 the sub
ID srriher by Alexander Paris, The 25:h day Of April
lsi4 the purpose Of securing certain debts therein
specified shall proceed IN The 9Th day of February,
I-4 on tr premises To sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash all right lite and interest Of tiir said Paris
III bcinr undivided half II L hriescd,l IN and 10
three certain tracts parcels of lands, lying al he
mouth III Crdar Creek on JacksonS RIVER in he cnnn
Is aforr nd the Turnpike Road from stanton 10 the
White Sulphur Springs aud would be hrst rate sllna
nm for Tavern if improved. The laid tracts par
GELS o lands contain, by estimation, 10y acres, p acres
and IS acres Of lands large qlan'iy al which are
cleared and in cultivation, being River aud Creek Bot
TOM the remainder fine timhcrrd land and ~ AL uree
If the sald tracts adJo!n each Other would make de
.lrab. Farm Other lands, adjoining the above, were
conveyed to the subscriber by the same Deed the sale
of which rnoinrd by the said Paris, and a. The bn
bas been dissolved, only Ear as The aforesaid tracts
are concerned the subscriber IL only offer for sale The
lands aforesaid Tho inrrcs, of The SAID P.rs. and
nile To thr said lands aforesaid J. believed 10 he hn-
questionable. acting however, iru>.rc shall only
convey such title Is vested IN me y The deed a"rc-
said Nibi.ihn ShbrN, ifus'et'
t,.y;,,tcr virrnia perp fnher gtli. IetJ--C2Ei
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
HINDER the authority Of a Deed of Trust from he
~ late Benjamin Harrison of Berkeley, III Charles
Clty Comfy, aud Of decree Of the Circuit superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Charles cry County,
rendered the Both May, lsi5 in suit therein depend.
ing between the President. Directors ana C"npan! oi
the Bank of Virginia, plaintiffs, and Mary W Harrison,
exrrliry Of Eerj amin Harrison and others, deie"dahls
the under .nrL trustees in The said deed and commits
.ionrts appointed hy The SAID decree, Will on Wednrs
day the 3I- al December next II far, u not. HE next
far ay ther, after al Berkeley aforesaid IN The county
oG Charles CITY sell At public aucton for ready money,
hnnt thirty slaves minyot which are sad To be young
and valuable
Attnr time and place aforesaid, The undrr'isned IN
der the authority aforesaid, VIII expose Ia sale, al public
auction Tract of Forest Land, continuing 2il acres "
ing IN .ad county, fon Berkeley The terms al
Tins sale are fourth al the purchase money pay
able in cash, and the other three iouus payable ~
n,nrlics one of them year, aud THE other twn years
from day sale, aud bond4 with approved security
given fol thcn aud the title to be retained as Il security
for Tie bonds.
RICHARD ANDERSON, Trustees and
ROBERT STANARD, Commissioners
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EDECATION

I .
WITH n view Of educating his own daughters, the
w subscriber intends having n School for Young
Girls. nj his residence, Miwuod. Pow hatan county,
the ensuing year, under the superintendent of Miss
Isabella Given lady who has taught for several years
in the neighborhood and who has given universal sa-
tsfactIcn.
Miss Given will teach all The branches Of thorough
English Education, aud also give instruction in the
French Language
The School will be opened the 18th Jannar: next,
and close the 18th December with n vacaiLn Of n
month, extending from The 18Th OF June 10 The 5th OF
July.
Terms for The scholastic year &c ten monh--Roard,
Washing and Tuition inclusive Sl25 Day Scholars SIS.
Pay able the eud OF the az five months. No
deduction made for absence unless in Of conended
sickness.
Dec. l9-cw3t DAVID McCAW.
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PUBLIC SALE.

xx,III he sold on the 18th day OF December next, AT
w public auction, 10 the highest bidder, at my resi-
denre, IN he county Of Louisa, on credit Of twes.
months Tor all sums OF five dollars and "ver-'e.s ivan
i've dulars cash viii be required all Of my Crop "i
Corn Fodder shucks Hogs, &c, Stocks OF every ue,
scrintion Plantation Utensils, and Household anu
Kitchen Furniture. JAMES hohInH..
~ The plant,tion on which reside If not disposed
Of priyatsly before the day Of The above SALE w on
ina. day be rented for the next year TO the highest hd
der WV -0N-'
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AW NOTICE.

THE undersigned have associated themselves 10 tie
uactice Of the Law, and will regularly attend The
Suprrior and Inferior Courts of the town Of Lynchnr.
and The counties OF Nelson and AppomattoS.
Wujiatn ls Rnane viii Keep his office III Llnchourg
and Jo,rph H. Irving in New Glasgow, Amherst
JOSEPH X. IRVING,
WILLIAM o. ROANE.
In I'm. counties Of Amherst and Buckingham Mr.. ir
vnp,s connection VIII remain heretofore. Mr. Roam,
will also itten nd the Courts Of Amherst
Tier lQ-rwlm
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GRIST AND SAW MILL, IN HANOVER,
Y

NY whine Of deere, of tl- County Court Of Hanover,
ID Pronounced ON the 2sih day o Aovtmhrr iei', w
rho c,ns. nj Nrt,u's Guardian against Melton and
others shall as Special Commissioner. appolhlei Tor
the purpose proceed TUESDAY The 3lih of Dccrni-
her -j If fair II mol, the next far day theeaiicr Ia
sell 10 The highest bidder the premises the Grlst
and Saw Mi with the Land ait schri thereto, belong
ins Ia The Estate Of l. I. Melton, deceased
The above property lies III The lower end oil r conh
IL al Hanover. two miles below Cold llarbor-i@ 10
Gated on an excellent branch uf the hlckalominy-1nd
well situated to custom for both Mills. The "a"
Mill j.
T,1M, or S.Ls-One third Of the purchase money
will be required cash The remainder III Two EQUAL III
Srainens ri four and eight months the purchaser eve
cutin. bonds with approved security Tor the crta pay
meDs-thc title 10 The said property Ia be retained III
the Whole uf the purchase money be paid
WM. 7. II. POLLARD, Commissioner.
D