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JoHN w. WILSON, Executor of Robert Ferguson

IOHN w. WILSON, Executor Of Robert Ferguson,
y deceased, Robert Blackburn and Lucy Blackburn
his wife, William r. Ilckrrson, John Hickerson Tho
mas Powers and Hugh Raine:-Take notice, mat
shall proceed, Monday, the 18Th day ni Octoher,
le46, between the hours If G O'Clock IN The morning
and O'Clock IN the evening, nj the house OF Edward
Berry, in Jackson county, and State oi Alabama 10
take the dispositions Of John Berry, Anna Berry, Mary
Berry Edward Berry and others, be read as evidence
in suit in Chancery, depending in the Circuit Superb
or Court of Law and Chancery for Cumberland county
and State of Virginia, IN which suit John Wilson,
administrator Of Elizabeth Stone deceased, is Plaintiff,
and YOU are defendants. And shall also proceed, on
Monday, the I'd day of November, le46, between the
hours Of O'Clock in The morning and O'Clock IN the
evening al the house Of Harris Pryor, in Roane county,
and State Of Tennessee to take the dispositions Of Har
ris Pryor Alvey Locket, Robert Williams and Others
10 be read as evidence in tho above named suit. And
shall also proceed Wednesday, the 10th day OF De
cember 1896 al the Court house OF Carroll county, IN
the state Of Arkansas between the hours Of O'Clock
in The morning and o'clock in the evening" 10 take the
depostons of William Goforh, Eulda Goforih, and
others 10 be read as evidence in the above named suit
And ,hall also proceed, Friday the lst day of ia
nuary ls47 at the Court house OF Barry county, IN the
Sale of Missouri between the hours of O'Clock IN tue
mnrnInp and O'Clock in the evening" 10 take the de-
nosjlions oil Price McMur,ry, Barbara McNufry, and
others 10 be read evidence in the above named SUIT
IT. from any cause The taking of the depostions az Inc
respective mos and places above specified SHOULD mol
be compeled they will be continued from DAY 10 day
moi exceeding three days nj each place-unl hnished
at which times and places you can attend u you ihink
proper. 'ont ny -, ~. as,,
Sani IS-clm
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W0rthaln's Office,

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
Dromlngs receired dady al :! O'c'oeI, T. ".
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, Glass D:
81 3 SIS 8 50 81 10 81 IS IS 81 - II 81
Nos 6 81 Is, Prize of $500 sold al
WORTHAM'S.
LOTTERY FOR TODAY.
Capitals, $4,000 and 10000. New jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 76-drawng received per mail
to-day. Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000, s.
600, IL oil 1000, 80 OF 500, 80 Of 1000, SO Of
500, IS OF 800, &c. 7S Nos, AMI II drawn bal
lots. Tickets 10; shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Capital, $4,000! Alexandria Lottery, Glass
No 80. Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000,
1000, ,6lO 10 of l,0u0, 10 Of 500, 20 OF 300,
40 of $50, l55 OF 100 &c. Is Nos and II drawn
ballots. Tickets dollars shares in proportion.
Lotteries TO he Drawn at Alexandria Soont
September 26h-Alexandra Lottery, Glass f..
$780, 900, 10000, 5000, 3,I4O, 5000, $780, 1000,
50 Of 900, &c. Tickets 10.
gfAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of SIS or more, at This Office, without
charge Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Semi. % Richmond Va.
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Auction SALES.
The Hermitage and sydnOr's
Point.

NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCIlON.
rTHE HERMITAGE, lately The property OF
i Mrs. A. Mayo, on the Richmond Turnpike
and Rail Road 10 Washington, about one mile
IRON The Corporation line, is for sale. That part
OF il between the Rail Road and The Richmond
Turnpike Tor Broad street continued) on which
the Mansion House is situated, contains about
40 acres will be laid of into lots OF s 10 II or ID
acres lying on Broad street and on street 10 be
laid off on a right line with Clay street, so as TO
form a number OF beautifully situated lots, each
fronting on wide street, and having handsome
elevation Tor building site.
On one of these lots is Il large and connexions
dwelling house fronting on Clay street, formerly
the residence Of The late Col. John Mayo suta-
Bile for large family or public school-wilh
number of other buildings which could be put in
excellent order al a very small expense.
That part of the Hermitage lying north Of the
mostly in wood and timber, easily made produc-
tive for farming purposes, because of he natural
fertility OF The soil and conisuity 10 The city OF
Richmond, will be divided into lots OF 40 10 20
acres each, all having either an eastern or west
ern front on road connecting with Broad street.
A constant stream Of water passes through il.
SYDNORS POINT TRACT, containing
nearly 300 acres, lying between the Westham
Turnpike and The James River Canal About
one-lhrd Of this tract is cleared and now produc-
tive, the balance in wood, which, BY the Canal,
on lis southern boundary, is easily gotten 10 mar
ket.
A portion of the wood land is considered fine
Tobacco land and it is believed that valuable
stone quarries exist along the banks oilhe Canal.
This property will be divided into two or more
lots 10 SUIT purchasers, if desired, according TO
locaton-and together with The lots al the Her
mitage, lying within short distance Of tho city
and The Colleges and other public institutions in
the city, and being in healthy neishborhood
where there is good society, is considered the
most desirable property in this part Of The State.
The plals Of the above property will be ready
BY the 10Th September In The mean time, and
until the day OF sale all The lands and lots, with
lhcil boundaries, will be shown by Mr.. Thomas
Talley who resides near The Hermitage, and will
give any other information desired.
TENS Of SaL.-One- fourth cash; the balance
inthree equal annual instalments bearing interest.
The above sale will take place on tn YRS
DAY, the 18th day OF October next, at ! o'clock,
at The Hermitage. r. Ii. CABELL,
And other Trustees, under he will of Mrs. BIZ
gail Mayo. Sept l-eotds
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WORTHY of ATTENTION.

THE subscriber offers for sale his FARM III the lower
i end OF Henrico containing nearly six hundred
acres about three hundred VINO 0rrn, ana have
been improved with mari and clover. There are about
saty Of low ground well reclaimed the mos, 81
which IL well set III timothy and herds grass. The
dwelling has recently undo fgone thorough repair and
is sufficiently large Tor small amIly-containng iys
rooms, besides he basement The farm houses
such as customary. The farm lies within inrr
or i've miles Of James river, and eighteen Of Rich
niond and presents inducements inferior thr
county, within the sans distance OF market A. no
will purchase without viewing the premises for
bear further description. Should not sell private he
fore the first day Of October II will he offered that
day, on the premises, 10 the highest bidder.
g.. NJ. kfESEE.
RE.EsE>crs.-BrnI. Pollard j., E.q., q. b rond-s
Ter, Esq M.ssrs. I. ]. West, li-nH Jones, and lanes
w. hnfprd. July 2l-calds
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Female school.

MISSES e. Fl. and J. W ERS
WILLIE open their SCHOOL on The ensuing
w first OF October The same branches will
be taught by them as heretofore, viz: Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, His
tory, Grammar GnclIdng Composilion,) and
various branches Of Natural Philosophy.
TERMS For beginners in The first elements of
Language two dollars per month.
For pupils in all The other studies, three dollars
per month.
An exclusive class OF Reading Scholars Che
terms for which are two dollars per monIh) will
BE- attended 10 by Miss Myers during Two hours OF
The forenoon.
Mr.. LIE Febre will give lessons in the French
Language
Miss ]. Myers will give Music Lessons al
home. Sept. ll-c3l
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AUCTION SALES.
by N. B. & e. IL. Hill, AUcts.
NEGROES

NEGROES.
VIII be sold by rs. THIS MORNING, al 10
O'Clock, one Negro Girl and one Negro Man.
SEAMSTRESS AND HOUSE SERVANT.
Will be added 10 our sale THIS MORNING,
a, 10 o'clock, likely Negro Woman - years
old, good Seamslress and House Servant,
Sept % y. B. & C.. B. HILL, Auctrs.
VALUABLE HENRlCO LAND FOR SALE
I WILL sell my Farm in Ilenrico, on The Osborne
Turnpike and Cornelius Creek i've miles below ne
Guy OF Richmond, containing three hundred anu
thirty -four acres in pleasant and asrerabi. hfisnr
hood. The improvements suited family ~ mode
rair size; the situation IS very pleasant, and >is.ariy
healthy; most ahnntanty supplied with spring water 81
the finest quality; the soil - capable ui The highest I'M
provrmrni, and Well ADAPTED 10 the culture Of the va
rinus crops raised in this part Of tr State. There >"n
an extensive young orchard Of select fruits and Woo"
and timber ample for the support Of the Farm u not
pr. viosy disposed Of II VIII be sold on II fSpai
The 29lh Of September next, without reserve al pum'
anction the highest bidder, on the premises Inc
terms will be accommodating, and VIII be made known
on or before, the day of sale. small part only al thr
purchase money will be required in cash In The mean
timr persons disposed 10 purchase are invited Ia -Ns
il. ON The day will sell sundiy ARTICLES "i
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation Utensils
Stocks, &c, &c. JOHN b. CLOPIoN.
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MCIRISTlE5A

%tALyANISM-Th wonderful but mysterious agent
u j, now astonishing philosophers by its vast infu
ance In the oneraons of nature and its extended con-
psc.ion witt, physical science; and that which
moi &C injury ago excited in Gavanl, the Italian pro-
ssor an almost nfan,ile amusement, when surprised
n. hovered over the pewter pIae In which, by its &C
ton some frogs legs were ,wching and convused is
now clearly understood to be the ORIGIN Of nervous m
fuence and the great power whereby we are enabled
martial abduction produces the whered and useless
limb. and total absence exhibits The inanlmate DUST
whose proper presence denotes strength and health,
and whose deficient action the criterion OF weak
ness and disease.
For further particulars, advertisement in another
mart Of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may De had
gratis by application the agents for TINS CITY, assrs
6UViL & PURCELL, Druggists, l47 Main ST., Rich
wond Va Sept. 10
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a Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE /
MARKET.


MARKET.
AM anxious 10 sell either portion, or the whole of
1 nv land, upon the Rapid Anne River, IN The county
of Orange. This Estate Is esteemed by those VINO
know H. equal, IL not superior, Ia any IN THIS region lis
assessed value is as high any IN The county lhis
Tract is supposed contain about 6rO acres, and am
willing 10 sell either the whole, 30D acres, without
the buildings; ii divided, full proportion Of timber
could be allotted each part. Adjoining this last In
acres there also 90 of valuable tImbertd
land " hich can be had. The Two united would form
most desirable Farm. Owing 10 the excessive drought
of The past Summer, my lands 90 nol ptesen. .nel'
usual growth of grass yet their fine adaptation 10 grass
TO all grain crops and 10 tobacco, well known IN TINS
vicinity. There 60 Of the richest low grounds,
and on one part Of this deposte from the RIVER sum-
cent enrich at least 200 Its qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory. The dwell
ling this Farm has been consumed by hre, but the
walls still good, and be fully repaired nj cost
of $780, the contract price offered by excellent work
man. These walls 81 feet by 40 feet two story,
with an excellent cellar The cost of wood work must
depend upon its execution. The timber, however, i
abundant the land aud there are Two saw Mills,
distant less than mile. The contguity of these Saw
Mills Two Grst Mills large Flourlng Mill and flourish
ing Wooen Factory, must add essentially 10 the con-
yenence and value of this Estate. The location l.
such that il cannot he made pass way, and - prcu
river has been surveyed and company IS now form
ing, with tiaterng prospects OF opening naviga'
ton from this Farm fredericksburg and its distance
from Gordunsyilie Depot of Louisa Railroad Is only IL
miles. The buildings now standing are an excellent
Kitchen with four rooms Meat House. Dairy,
large Framed Stable Barn. Corn and Tobacco Houses,
and necessary Negro Cabins. The Garden Us prodIc-
tive and the Yard beautiful, with extensive noun
tain view My terms one-trd cash, residue III one
and two years, with without Interest," as may pe
agreed between myself and the purchaser -" Unique"
tionablc title will be conveyed = = ,.coN
Nav IJ-ctf ~ V. nn''.''
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LOTTERIES.
StraltOil's Office,
MO. 5, SOUTH FOURT TENT
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.


IN STREET.
Let allhe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
81 II 4S 10 40 SIS IS SO 10 80 SO 81 %
Hall Nos. 80 IS SO, prize of 500, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, D, Sept 18Th:
d 3 SIS 6 8 IS 81 10 81 G5 rs 81 % - 81
Halt Moss II 81, Prize oil 81 900, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra, liS, Sept l9:
Is 40 8 IS 80 IS 26 10 GO % ST 46
Ticket Nos. s Is 81, a Capital sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburs No. 45, Sept 2lst:
G4 81 65 80 40 20 9 Is 81 IL II 46 IL 9
Whole Nos. 46 81 IL, a Prize OF 800 sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Schemes for the Week.
Draining receivcd euc7y dap al 7o'clock. p. M.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!!
TUESDAY-New jersey Lottery. No 76.
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000, $500, l. Of
2,0OO 80 Of 1900, 50 of 1000, &c. 70 Nos,
II drawn. Tickets 10 dollars; halves 5; quar-
lers so.
10000 DOLLARS. 10000 DOLLARS!!
WEDNESDAY-A Alexandria LolleIy, No. 3S.
Capitals: 10000, 10 900, 5000, 1000, $40, 10
of 1000, &c, &c. rs Nos, II drawn Tickets
dollars; halves so; quarters %.
10000 DOLLARSi 10000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. II.
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000. 5000, 5000,
2,272, 20 of 900, &C., &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn.
Tickets dollars; halves so; quarters %.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Mo nongalia Louery, No. 80. Ca
pias 1000 dollars, 900, 6iO, &C., &c. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets | dollar; halves SO
cents; quarters 25 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1852 DOLLARS!!
SATURDAl-Sussex Lottery. Extra. No.
ll9. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1852, OF 900,
&C., &c. 70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets dollar;
halves so cents; quarters IS CENTS.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!!
AY-Alexandria Lottery No. +.
Capitals: 10000 dollars 10000, 5000, 3l4O,
3,OOO 50 OF 1000, 50 OF 500, 100 Of 400.
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 10 dollars; halves
s; quaners2 80
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates ofPackages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, anddrawings sent when re-
ouesled. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Sent 81 Richmond Va
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

V,HE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which IL in the IL.
i mils Of the new county nf Appomaitox, bordering
upon the line OF buckingham, and within mile or less
OF the James River Canal, aud 1T miles by this route
above the city of Richmond.
This Mill has fixtures very SUPPLEMENTARY com
pler-ls nevera'llng stream, and the brand OF thr
mill In, high standing in Richmond and other markets
The country adjacent 10 the mill Is iirstraie wheat
growing part of Virginia.
Those who may be- deSirons Of enlbarkne III The ma
nulacturr al flour will fluid thus mil advantageous IN
all respects: and those who may have disposition 10
engage IN 4 wooen cotton, other kind oil nlannac-
tory would find this property very suitable 10 such an
undertaking. The mill house j. large, and the dam u
constructed most solidly aud endnrably The house IL
self could converted into cotton or woollen manu-.
factory or such mandatory could hr added To the
flour mil most conveniently and advantaero'isy.
Mr. Andrew White who lives al the Mil, VIII show
this property III any DESTROYS Of purchasing or rent
ing The same. For terms, apply 70
RICHARD POLLARD.
AHA Vista, Abrmarle county, near Warren.
Aug. Cleft
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the plantation of the late Thomas
~ 5. Suble, deceased, in the county Of Powhatan,
on or about the tenth Of August bright mulatto Man,
named POWHATAN, somewhat freckled, about %
years old about five feet nine inches high, no
recollecied, Of down look when spoken TO- The
above reward Of ten dollars will be paid for the delivery
Of said runaway To me, or for securing hun In jail so
that get him again. Pow atan has relations AZ MIR.
Z. Robinsons Factory, in the city of Rchmond al The
Chesterfield Coal Pits, and nj J. II. Cox's Pits.
Sept. 5-cw4w PETER G. ELLETT Executor
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL give The above reward Of thirty dollars for the
apprehension and delivery Of Tor securing IN jail so
that get her AGAIN. my Negro Woman POLLY. She
man, in the county Of Isle of Wight. abe has been
seen IN the neghborhood Of the BAY Warehouse Polly
about thirty years old tawney color, about The
common size and iolerably spare made, blink eyed,
and very broad the toes. have good reason to
believe she has been alternately in the counties of Isle
OF Wight and Sur.y for the last two or three years All
persons are hereby cautioned against harbong said Ne
gro as the laws will be rsdly enforced against all per
sons So offending. ID. 7. CIRliS.
Mulberry Island, Warwick Co, Sept. l-cl0ts
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RErs. NLead7s School,

SHUCkUE ILL., NICIMUND.
5U,IIE sixth annual session of this Institution will
| commence on the first day OF October next, and
close on Tie 3lst of July following
The same thorough and extensive course of English
study will he continued, and the usual parental dlsc
lin. preserved both in The School and Family.
Tie modern European languages will receive parti
cular attention and the course Of French reading and
study will be greatly enlarged by the importation Of
large number of foreign works
Teachers and Professors Of distinguished ability have
hern secured for each Department. and every arrange
ment has been completed for the vigorous prosecution Of
TERMS for harding aud Day Pupils the same rs for
the last five years Apply TO Mrs Mead, Richmond. Va
An
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Hayf,s Prize Office.

MO. INTERCHANGEABLE ,RlCHMOND,
IN VIRGINIA.
There appears 10 be a scarcity Of money with all e1-
&c Il the patrons of HOYT. With them il Is plenty
He is filling their pockets with capitals, and in their
turn each will be served The arrangement of schemes
for September IL will he Observed IL excellen-and all
of HOYT'S old patrons must be served with prize;
and all they have do H. 10 put themselves IN ucks
way and do this make IlOYr remittance, and The
ar rangemenl is comprehensive viii do the balance. All
WIN have drawn prizes aud all who have not, should
have tickets now. HOYT is in luck, and Is about 10
send forth an immense amount Of Capital Pfizes.
See Schemes below, and make remtances directly
10 the great Prize Seller,
d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond Va
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1916.
$1,000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass E, for 1896 10 he drawn
al Alexandra, September 10.
rs Number l.ottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes:
! prze of 100000 prize Of $1,000
10000 30 1000
Sc 6OO0 - - 500
3,li0 &c. &c
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates OF
packages of IS Whole Tickets sllO 25 halves 55; p
Aur 81 D. NJ. HOYT, No. 3, Exchange.
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EDUCATION.
Mrs. Judge CIoptOn's school,,

rV,IIE third annual session Of this Institution will
i commence on the first Of October next, and close
the 3lst July following
A thorough and extensive course Of English study
will be pursued and kind and parental discipline exef
cised 10 boarders and Jav scholars
Modern and Ancient Languages Music, Drawing and
Painting will hr particularly attended Ia.
Terms for Buarders aud Day Scholars the same as
heretofore.
Address-Mrs. Judge CIoptcn, Richmond, Virginia.
Ann
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MRS. BURKE'S SCHOOL.

THIS Institution will be re-opened on Mon
i day, September 2Slh, Tor the reception Of
BoardeIs and Day Pupils, in the house she has
hitherto occupied; where assisted by masters Of
experience and ability, she proposes to carry out
a thorough and extensive course Of female educa-
ton. Terms-lhc same as in The other female
schools OF the city.
Mr.. BURKE'S SCHOOL.
The duties OF my school will be resumed on
Monday, the 2sth September All my arrange
ments for assistance are made, and WILL | hope,
secure satisfactory results. WIN. BURKE.
Sent 2I-dT
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Family Coal.

TINE subscriber invites the attention OF his
i old customers, and the public generally, 10
his stock of Coal, (at the coal-yards Of the Pc
tersburg Depot) Those persons DESTROYS OF put
ling IN their Winters suppy-a PRIME artic!e-
had better leave their orders or call and view for
themselves. RIO. PICKETT.
Sent Q-3tawgW
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TRUST SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate,

IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlC0.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of deed OF trust exc.
cutrd By John b. cupton and wife, 10 the undersigned
and Charles Wills bearing date on the and day q DE
cembrr 1887 and recorded IN the Clerks once al lien
County Court Tor the purpose Of securing TIE pay
of oil money Their. IN mentioned, ana oi t""
DEGREES pronounced by the superior Cci al thancrfy
for the Richmond Circuit in the SUIT al Robert f"ofr
and others against John iirndrer and others tue h-t
on the 2ist of February, ei5, and the second nl r
3DIh Of June, Iei5 shall, Is the surviving Trustee ="
TUESDAY, The a9ll day Of September, leib, at !?
O'clock NJ, proceed 10 SELL Al public auction, on ihr
premises, to The highest bidder, tract % parcel oi
Land, in the county of icnrico, i've miles belo" the
city of Richmond containing 81 acres, hr Inc same
more or less and Is the same Rand convey 10 The >li
John Il. Clopton By John O. Mo,by aud Robert T. Mo-
b,-l3S Of said land ,bens that part q. The sinr
conveyed by Samuel p. Parsons, Trustee Tor Margaret
T. Lunpkin, and the SAID NJ J.. l.nmpkln 10 Robert T.
Mo>by BY deed dated the 9Th February, 1881, Wal IT,
sold subject 10 the provisions of deed Of Trust from M
said Robert 7. Moshy 10 Samuel T. Parsons and Henry
Clarke, Trustees, 10 secure sum OF money, therrl
mentioned, due To the said Margaret r. Lnmpkin, and
recorded the Clerks Office aforesaid on The "i iay
Of February, 1884. H. on account OF bad weather, -
from any other The said sale SHAH mol br made nl
the DAY appointed above, the >amr Will be continued
from day To day Sundays eAcritdj uh'ii sac / 81
feeted
expenses Of said sale and 10 The residue. upon -.
dill of nine months fer half thereof and al eighteen
months for tile other half; bonds WIN GOOD Se'ufis,
payable the undersigned ior the deferred nsalmrnis
viii be required Of the purchaser aud The ille Ia ir
said land retained until the whole purchase money =
paid, and conveyance directed by The t"nIt ABOVE
mentioned LOFTIN n. Elicit,
sent II Surviving Trustee.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of tir deed 81 tin>'
referred Ia in the above advertisement 81 Loin y.
Elicit from Robert T. Moshy u Samuel T. Parsons AMI
my self bearing date Tie I'D day 81 February i-i,
| shall NJ Surviving Trustee, proceed 10 sell the -
acres at land, by ihr SAID deed conveyed on ~ -
DAY the l9ih instant, nj II n',lnrk. on lie pi"n
SEES il fair, II not on the next far day Thereafter.
TERMS-For cash as Ia the sum ol three hundred
and ily four dollars, aud hr expenses Of sale, AMI -
Ia the residue, a credit OF nine months ioi onr ha,
md Of eighteen months for the other half the purchaser
giving bonds with good security, payable t. l.nnn y
Elicit Tor deferred payments aud hr TUE 10 be -
tanned until the whole purchase money i PAIL.
HENRY CLARKE,
,t,f4 'E,,,.I