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Administrators Sale.


WILL be Sold (by order Of the probate cour) al
w Public Vendue at the late residence Of JOHN
WHITNEY, Jr, in Dummerston, on
Saturday the IN day Of March merit,
lis or 100 Acres Of Land, divided into Moving Pastur
ing, Tsge, and sufficient quantity Of Wood on said
Land, with good Apple and Sugar Orchard thereon
Also
VIII be sold one pair of year old Oxen, Cows, 5
Yearings, 2 last spring Calves, one Horse one last
Spring Colt
16 SHEEP,
sc Fleeces Of Wool, Cart, Harrow, Poughs, s
Iron Bars, 10 or 80 Sap Buckets single Sleighs, 2
one horse Wagons, Harnesses, Saddles, Hunt
ing Gun and oil kinds Of Farming Tools Of every des-
orpuon too numerous to mention.
Also, quantity Of Hay, Grain, Potatoes, &C., &c.
no Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
For further particulars inquire Of the Subscriber.
ASA KNIGHT, Admir-.
Dummerston, Feb 81, 1896 81
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Commissioners, Notice.
Commissioners, .Voffce.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w the probate court for the district of Marlboro,
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate of
BENJAMIN ". KNIGHT,
late Of Wilmington in said district, deceased and also
oil claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
elk months from the twenty-eighth day of January
1876, being allowed by said court for that purpose we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business OF our said appointment at the Inn of
George w. Lamb in said Wilmington, on the last
Monday Of March and the first Monday Of July next
from one until four O'Clock on each Of said days
EblEL CROSBY,
E. B. CHANDLER, 'om'".
Wilmington, Feb. &c, 1876. 81
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FRESH GROCERIES.

WHEELER & PRATT, have just received a
w fresh stock Of Groceries, Of every variety 10 be
found in the market, and they having been purchased
at this Of the year, for cash, be afforded
cheaper than can be purchased in this county
Pr, N. o. and w. I. Moasscs
Brown Sugars Of all kinds,
Crushed and Loaf Sugars,
Winter and Summer Strained Oil,
o. II. Tea, Y. II. do, some very nice,
Souchong do, chests Orange Pekoe, (extra,)
Box and Cask Raisins.
Fresh Figs and Zant Currants, &C., &C.,
Picked Fish, No. Salmon, No. Shad
and Mackere Blue Fish, Sword Fish,
Dried Haibut and Cod Fish.
Braitleboro, March 4, 1876. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

The court of Special Sessions fined Mr. Clason $50 last
week, for eowhding Bennett of the New York Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District OF Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court FEB. Is, 1916
A n Instrument purporting to be the last Will and
IA Testament Of LOVISA BARRETT late Of
BTatieboro, in said district deceased was presented
for Probate by Nathaniel Kittredge, the Executor
therein named; Whereupon it is ordered that hear
ing be had on said instrument before the Probate
Court at special session thereof to be holden at the
Probate Office in BratteboTo, in said district, on Fri
day the 18th day Of March next-And for the purpose
OF notifying all persons interested Of the time and place
OF hearing that they may appear and contest the Pro-
bate thereof I'll they cause,) the said named Ex-
ecuior IS directed 10 publish copy of the record of
this order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
10 said lime Of hearing.
true copy from the Record.
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY,
~ Judge of Probate.
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VERMONT PHOENIX.
V. d. PALME II, s

Country Newspaper Advertising Agency.
Boston-No 20 State Street
New York-Tribune Buildings. opposite City Hall.
Philadelpha--N w. Corner Thnd aud Chestnut Streets
Baltimore-S L. Corner Baltimore and Calvert Streets
W V. B. p is duly authorized Agent for the VermOn
Phqnir.
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Public Auction.

WILL be Sold at Public Sale, on the first Mon
w day of April next, at one O'Clock, in the aler-
noon the old Academy Building, situate on Newiane
Hill. NAHUM EAGER, Com.
2w25 CHAS. X. FIELD, J
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STATIONS Office.

MO. S. SoUTH FOUR TIE ENTH
IN STREET..
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, 81, August 5:
rs GO 80 % 81 SIS IL 50 SO l6 81 81 6S 9.
Ticket, Nos. Dc so, a Capital, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Schemes for the Week.
Drawing recsipsd evsry day at 7o'cl1ek, P. ~
1000 Dollars Of 1000 Dollars!
Friday-Mononsalia, 32. Capitals: $4,000,
9 of 600, 600, 2oi 400, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets 81; halves SO cts; qrs. 25c,s.
1000 Dollars! 2of 1000 Dollarsl
Sa,urday-Sussex, Extra. G7. Capitals: S4,-
600, of 1000, 600, 2 of 400, &c. IS Nos, 70
drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO CTS; qrs. rs cts.
100000 DOLLARS!
In 4 prizes of $4,000 each Alexandria Lot
terry, Glass 81, for lS46-to be drawn on Salur-
day. August 9Th, 1916. 10 number Lottery, IA
drawn ballots. Splendid Prizes prizes OF
S25,0 OF 10000, Of 5000, Of 6G0O, OF S.
1853, 9 OF 1000 so of 900. SO of 500, &C.
Tickets SIS; halves SO; quarters IS.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
10 prizes Of 10000 dollars. New Jersey Lot
terry, Glass II, for 1916, 10 be drawn at Jersey
CHy, august lIth, 1910. 10 number Lottery, IL
drawn ballots. Prizes: 5 OF 10000 dollars, 100
of5OO. Tickets IS; halves 4; quarters 2.
N. B.-Tckets in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. J. G Gregory & Co.. the Managers for
sale at this Office, and on the same terms.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, anddrawings sent when re.
luested. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Aug. 3 Richmond. Va.
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A1prmApIr pRopERrY rOR SALE

ALREW a RLE PROPEisl TIN - -
FtAyING determined 10 remove the ensuing raiii
1 shall on MONDAY, the Sis. Of August, expose 20
sale al public auction, my residence, near Seo's,
if fair ii not on the first far day thereafter, e mue
Uf INV Household ind Kitchen FURNITURE coml'su. 'e
,s,,,i var,.tv tus,tLrr with neat BaroGclie almost
new Also, q lot oi family Bacon and ihfee ai'eh
Cows. ,,, :, .
~ the zane time shall ollie. for sale valuable "a,
my nj ynnp Negroes consisting OF 4 Cook, about -
wears Of ag- aud her five children, among 'eh ,ec
very likely boys, about =, AMI is years u aee. Inc
later lids fair 10 become 4 fire fning.roohl servant
In addition 10 the sha,e, shall offer lT sale very
comuo,inus Brick Stu:e and dwelling "-r, s'la.cu
an 6laia street: Centre al -us.h' 'i'"nr ~
aud ,uDil.:s back - feet WIN re-" pun ~ ''' ''
mn l-nalh oi tile ,ti;ng Tie "o are hhei ana Gu
yerra uye. with .lat. The n-sass'sy "'S ..
"a, he'd 10 this building. The d:vriiin@ pet' :" 's 80.
b.hment has been used ~ Tavern. ana : very "ch
calculated tia: pnrpose, Or Eoa'd,"! . n
OF " hcll i .csH i5g would 10 Gonhi 40 w"'. ""
mood Lumber Iiousrs-one nj brics, The nrr % ""oo,
bath fronting the canal. together WIN tue "'S AZ
tarhed, will also be offered fer sale. ., -,
shall likewise Offer for safe, ut Inc sa't t''e anu
place the VIewmon; Tract Of Land, coh'n'nns' y. -
cent survey $50 acrsa, situated on lie u'eeh ioun'
tain and The 81 Hardware river, anou. nuMa
between this place and Charlottesville anu wih' siss
of Undertakes Family Silils This lahu i"!o,ns ~.
Lands oil Col John Coles, and others; anu "'sN""-
much ,rr.ei In the las: Ter " Twelve year, WIS ",
piually very line Tie buildings arc III io'rG.pe .",'
lion; nsiEbborhCoG ~ ifOfrftli "i ~ IL.
good society; and this 'n"y o. ,,,i, The
mo-, desirable rr-Ii, n.eI ne lie Green M""''. ~
Negroes atcir! ~ tnis i...'rr. an"ai 'isy ~ h',
viii he offered lamp both ii,a en- a. -, II
Iect the tie interest III .i> .,st"'i - i-''
iir LATE cap.. john Entc;s t,:
cat.i.au. oi the Ne.,urs. giving i'i o., ~,
OF ne p,r. li'cd OIL, ticne something ever is.
b- furnished iEc day III safe OWING 90 ~, 49,
pns.on IN regard this Estate and ioi ottr, ~, .
when need not nams, an much .nrlinri 70 SCI, ~
yewGioIi Land and Negroes greatly below 'hei' ' -,
ii, value Tbe sale sill ron'lnne from ca: 70 uy' ha
ended TERM LIBERAL aud viii be made known on ''o
day Of iale. , I -. 's
ScntiSr;iiS hfarinefie 10, d.; .iHe' ''--'"'a
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Wort.,a,,s,s Office.

~. !, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
y .NoND. VIRGINIA.
j., 'ioTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
s'Fs'aia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. 80,
; dawn al the Exchange Hotel at S o'clock,
I. Capitals: 4.000 dollars, 1000. COG. > of
I OF 20o, > OF $50. 5 OF l25, 10 of 100. 20
IT, &c. 10 Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81; ;
aSs'in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW
''a-Sp!eadi1 Scheme! prizes 0! S25 900
f'landEia Lottery, Glass No. 81. Drawino
oes 10 hand Monday morning. Grand CAM.
$4,000, 5000, $4,000, 25, 900, 10000, 5000
y. 5,l55, 3 Of 1900, 4 OF 1000, 50 Of 1000
500, so of $50, SC. 10 Nos. IA drawn.
,se's Is; halves and quarters in proportion.
!. s, s.. SUSSEX County Lottery, Clas. 81. Draw
itn sUl mes to hand Monday morning. Capitals
81; sS' sCa,s 1000, 600, 3 of 400 ? of 200, S Of
All !, ?, l25, 10 Of 100, &c. rs No. Lottery,
fpFiOn. ''''''' ii'1e's o. sna'es 10
10 ne Drawn At Alexandria Soon,
@ .S lnoo,ooAls1andria Lo,lery Class No 80
~, iOooo, 1000, 5000, 1900 10 Of 5( Hl IA
w, ~ OF 400, 10 Of 800, 10 Of a5o Sc H. =,
rAll orders confidential, and po.,,,, ,,;s
sums of S. or more, at This Offics ,s;,t panu
4 IL. Shares in each Lottery in propor,;n ,"o0'
H., AZ, CHAs. WORTHAM
Richmond Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CAMP MEETING.

SAA1I
ts Z. The steauhnn; cbEsaf hah e. mp
III tain A. Marshall will leave HE wharf
at Kocker> III Q a.. lock, a. Nj, on tie
9Th Of Angus. next for the Camp Meeting 4. Mchht
Airy, Charles Cily County, on ch'cha'"iihy river
Tne Chesarcakc VIII rrnia!n Ill 'sni.t airy uG:il
Wednesday the iath of August, when she VIII leave
far Iii hm"nd Passengers that 20 ly lls thasaneaSe,
VIII hive ie privilege III sleeping "li beard The boat
during .ct .tay Sic mas fac aLd Large ssluun, nn
sIr,,ud It,ies' cabin A. l. j. rAP-c'rf lila. prg
aon. 10 l,r ra;np meeting VII mat" th.ir own ar
ria.e.ucnis iar board, no pasison w'ii ne ma!c on
board OF the boat further thaa iufni>ii sac gong
down nd crnina I'M; hut The u the bort Table and
kitchen furniture viii he given, il reluired By those
going 10 the meeting
Tie Chesapeake vii! arrive al the g'nund before
ninht nm 1ha day she r,es down. and viii leave the
ground time erogh to anivr Richmond before night.
For further information tickets apply al thc Rci
mond and Petersburg Depot, nnti inc morning OF the
boaid.
~ Tick.,s far The tYin 60 July 81
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Eclectic Medical school.

RI EnoD ObO, va.
TINE subscribers will delivers course Of Lee
L lures in Petersburg, Virginia, upon The
Thomsonian or Eclectic Practice Of Medicine
commencing on The first Monday in November
nexr, and closing on The last Saturday in March
following.
The course will embrace Anatomy, Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Surgery, Theory and Practice OF
Medicine, Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women
and Children, Therapeutics, Ma,eria Mcdica,
Chemistry Pharmacy, Medical Botany, and Fo-
rensc Medicine. Cos, of the entire Course only
$50 Four Lectures daily.
The Course will be acknowledged by one OF
the best reformed medical institutions" in our
country. Cadavers are plentiful, and especial
attention will be paid to Anatomy and Surgery.
Surgical operations, OF all kinds, will be psr-
formed during the Course gratuiiously, by DR..
Kenwertly.
Persons desiring further information, will
please address either Of The subscribers post paid
HENRY NJ. PRICE, NJ. D.
C. J. KENWERTLY, nj. D.
Petersburg, Va, May 8-wtNoy.l
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TRAVELS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN !!
TRAVELS IN EUROPE AND THE
L EAST embracing observations made du-
y, tour through Great Britain, Ireland,
! sa'e, Belgium, Holland, Prussia, Saxcny,
\ 9ssa;a Austria. Bavaria, Switz ,rland, Lom-
f., Tuscany, The Papal States, The Neapo-
a Domnons, Malta, The Islands OF the Ar
.::iaso, Greece, Egypt. Asia Minor, Turkey,
'avia, WaIlachia, and Hungary, in,he years
|A IS, '3G. '37. '3S, SO, 40 and al. By Va
@lGe Mo,t.
T,ayels in South Eastern Asia; embracing
Eatasan, Malaga, Siam and China; with no,
e Of numerous missionary stations, and full
m, OF The Burman Empire, with Dissel,a-
j., Tables, &c, &c. By Howard Malcolm.
3asingham's Travels in America-in two
mes For sale bv -
A. G. PENDLETON,
5osseller and S,aiioncr, No. l6 Main Street,
rs a;o9e Old Market. Aug.
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MISCELLANEOUS
EXC RSION
To Old Point and Norfolk.
EVERY SATURDAY.

EVERY SATURDAY.
+ 3 The beautiful and last steam
.Ssssaisasai'!'Gt:sS2z.-boa', AUGUSTA, Captain T.
Mitchell, IN connection with The Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad, will, in addition to her re-
guar trips, make an Excursion Trip TO the above
places every Saturday, and return on Sunday
(dE,tng The season for visAtag Old Point.)
The Cars will leave Richmond every Satur-
day morning al s o'clock, A. M
Returning, the Augusta will leave Norfolk
every Sunday morning al 8, and Old Point a, 81,
a. M.-passengers arriving in Richmond before
night.
Dinner provided going down and coming up.
Passage and fare, including meals, for the Ex-
cursion, ST. so
Down or up, rs
N. B.-The Augusta will stop on The River 10
land and take on passengers the same as when on
her regular trips. THOS. DODAMEAD,
July % Supt. R. g. p. Railroad
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Commission Business.

TINE undersigned continues The business here
i lofore conducted BY Minge & Russell, on his
own account, and under ll,e same style and firm,
and soi,c,ts the patronage OF his friends and &C.
quanlances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion OF Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention TO their interests and all The bene-
fl. OF Ten years experience in selling the staple OF
our State. COLLIER II. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
s-y Refers to: Gen. John h. Cooke, Edmund
RufFn, Hill Garter, John Thomas Smith, Ed.
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge
and D. c. Randolph. Virginia.
April 2l-d&c6m
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VALUABLE LANDS IN mARKET

.ESoI yrn,o .,,iur.,. ,,,,,;,, ,,. ,,.y,n, 49,, ;,
IL - 80, az ~, i's ~. n; ~ .r ~, :"
-, n -, 49,, 49,, ,s, i s - uie :. pusI.'
~, ' =. ~" 49,, =, : ~, @ 49,, - ~" 'ue' 49,
a,,. .rh w., .nnyn - :paIN". cnowm yy -
WYNN . pirI:n"s a a. c.",.a =, ~, i, " - ~.
/, eon ~ - y '''s" - - 'i' ~ wy = "''' "oou'
-' S,pIw,. cnnrr ~, ho,,..,..y .,,,.,.a -, a..
pi'ani rs.J;L =" ~. ' Ta,a i,,, -" -"
1871; ~" -, IL IN, ai,s ,,
n"'' 49,, ~, ~ c,,,,,, y, ~. ,7 I, !, 1910 - ~ ~;
,t - , r,,: ~ = ,,, . p,,, ~ y, ' 49,,
,o,y II ,inr roha,ca snr n. n.rd nv manutacturrr,
=. - - ,,r,ns -, -, lr,i.n .,.ar, nm -
,',,.d mnl,"i .r,..r,,y ''c,,,. ,,nn, unnaa,ion
.,,, ,,.I A., ava,ao. -, ,r,n .,,I, .Ivr h,,,..
WIZ" s,'"a a.. =" ~ ,"", - NJ na's'
., corn ~ "'Ie, s'rS'ns "''.i''"G 70 ,e scas'ns'
ne h'i'ldlhp, embrace aiee p~e.i'ne' hl.heh ICE,
n ~, u.i' n'''ss ~ G'o' ar'. nc
nA,n " .o"fan suu' ae ~ % ' n,,a.seo,
,,lish ,n,n ~, hui, ,nr ,hs ronv.,isn, ~; ~.
whsh ~ ,h'h onl. p"'ll l"l 'ie convenience OF tnr
a,rn,,ond y, rrdrrcl .h, Ina, r,nm ,n,sr ~ v.
hnrsdh ~ ~ sr ~. ~ di,"d ~ d.r ave
WE:rlyODD adionipp Sprirr (;roya ron,a,ns 20
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AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT.
TINE subscriber having purchased the interest
i OF ChaS. T. Bolts in the late concern Of
Bots & Baldwin, is prepared TO furnish planters
with agricultural machines and implements. II
is his intention 10 manufacture and sell such only
as have been tested and approved.
Having enlarged his Foundry and engaged
skiltul workmen, he trusts he will be able 10 fur-
nish Castings OF various descriptions at least
equal in qualify to those from any other Foundry
and at as low rates. He solicils share OF pub
ic patronage. H. BALDWIN,
apoust i-c3t No. l42 Main st.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, -,

COMMISSIONERS OrFiCE,l
i; August, lsiG
JAMES r COCK, Trustee for Eaton Morris aud wife,
Plaintif-in Chancery
against
Afford o. Eggeston, Administrator do hnnis ol
William |. Scott, Austin Seay, Sheriff Of Amelia, aud.
AZ such, Administrator de hnns non Of William Ee-
rlcstun Richard Booker, Nathaniel Harrison, John L.
Boiling late Sheriff of Amelia, and, such. Admins
traitor of William l. Scott William W. S:oi 1Id Eliza
beth Scott the Two last infants, b E. q L.ieh their
guardian ad litem John p. Boiling, late Sheriff of Anne
ia, and as such, Administrator Of K. +. Sro.i,
' Defendants.
Henry Rowett, Palnt'a-ln Chaneery:
against .
Afford O. Ereles!on, Administrator Of William /.
Scott, deceased, ueicnca"s.
In pursuance OF the authority contained III IN order Of
reference made by the Circuit Superior Count al Law
and Cbancery for the county OF Amelia. al the las, Nay
term nf said Court, In the abnvc causes IN which u
was "Ordsred that Afford 0. E.geston, Administrator
de bons non Of William l. Scott, deceae ed, render an
account of his administration the Estate OF the said
William |. Scott deceasrd. before one oil the Commis.
aionsrs Of this Court who is required audit state and
settle the same upon the principles of TINS Decree 10
taking which the Commissioner is 10 regard aoy e1psfe
accounts heretofore rendered BY the said Administrator
de bouis non prima acie correct, Win leave 10 the
plaintiff TO sufchaTge and falSfy thu same.
The parties interested in the foregoing causes are
hereby notified that have appointed Toe l'n gay Of
Septsmher 1885, al my Office. at Amelia Sout.nohse,
between the hours OF o'clock a. NJ. and O'Clock T.
NJ Of said day. as the time and place for taking the at
count required BIZ tho sad order; and, II lie account
should moi he completed that day II VIII he ADJOURN
cd from day 10 day between the same hors ana al te
same place. NATL ccmpslrd-ai which iiir ana place
the partes are requested attend will; vouchers ana
oib.r evidence l.. MASTERS,
Commissioner Of the Crcui, superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Amelia county.
Auo 1-rulw
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pAMUNKEY LAND IN MARKET.

al
THE suh>cr htf, wishing 10 chanrehis place 81 loca-
4 tion, either for tie South Wet is induced by
tia, ana ote. considerations, Ia offer lnr alie.
souat.r Terms i.se Farms located ;hc ranunkry
River: Fir.i-ihr 0aa sy.a. Farm iyinr unn.,iai,.-
IL tlc iyrr, dies g@rhags n many Inducements -
ans Farm q. i.s. IN TIN iidr W.tf -rrin:; u rnri-
ra.ns three hundred AID !iig Of lind, I,.o nm
bred and MY 81 wi..h arab. idid ana under
A hi-h state ii cultivation anG Improvement. having
recently been lnaei "i;a lie green -an i;i aid +
unw, wc sci m covrr u la, IN il a rwo story Nucd
House. with eight corrd:ais rooms, closets, sc., per-
tanning 10 convenient house; Kitchen wit! tour
rams. ary; Ice iiou>r, Segio Cabins; Earns, ani
fine Stah.r arriag- aud Tar. House, 10 H. found
anywhere This Farm la. attached 10 i, fin. Fishery,
ard tbr hanks sbnnhi III ai:l. The SECOND Farm
called Iiayied lies separated from the rsi by mario"
,t.ir q. land. This Farm con:ncS, BY recent survey
six red and seventy of land hundred of
which is in wood; remarkably well nllefed-that, 10
gtther with the arabic land, ~ under lnn enclosure,
and good stale Of cultivation. some 81 ils land has
been naTri and all Of il veil dcisd. THIS Farm has
an Orchard II, containing EIGHT or nine differ
ent kinds of r all of superior quality u can boast
n tine wa-. asn there !eina numerous springs, ami
wei, on the Farm. The buildings r"tri, 81 an Osc.
seer i iiunse, with two funnS smoke House; stables
Barn; Corn Houses and Negro Cabins, all q! comfort
able order The third Farm being some t"o ni-- diS-
TAFT from the 1870 above mentioned fafis nIrrs con
siderable induce regards health, iine water,
&c II contains three hundred and h! acres OF land
all living beautifully; come very productive meadow
land attached and the greater pnri"ii OF The htgh
land has heen married. and ~ now IN cioNr! Ihc I'm
provenirnls Consist in IL small """h iinse, WIN
four rooms, and necessary "Hth"ustN. ihesc lanis
are all well situated, being surrounded b. energetic
honorable paners aud ths nri.hhorhood can boast OF
a. good health any other Underwater section Either
ri In. above Farms admirably adapted
for pyaician the practice helm: WORTH from one thou.
sand five hundred 10 two thousand dollars, and gosd
money nj that
Private nudoos. connected with my future arrange
ments induce me u offer hcsc ia0ds Tor sale. Ny
anxiety 10 sell viii guarantee good hatgains Al WISH
my 10 purchase lands IN tide water section, w 90
- ~ v,.,v iIc.e IRE o,Istg Ii III. purchaser wishes
IT, h. can b. sn2.daf u..h every ihns necessary ="
cultivate the Farms With.
Tssas :-Rtasonahc tan" vii ~ i"~ed tht Pni.
h.r p,esess,cr for ser,n: wiea; III IL Pal! viii
be given and entire 81 The fst "a: Jan-
next. va - D"'i-, i".''
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vMMlSSlONER'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
ni vi,;ue OF decree OF The Superior Court
ID Of Chanccry, for the Richmond Circuit,
/ bounced in lie suit of Barker and ais, W.
s.caer and ais, on The 25ih day of June, 1916,
t,aaA, as special commissioner appointed by The
|. decree, proceed on Friday, the 4th day OF
|~pembernext, on The premises, 10 sell al public
El.toD, 10 The highest bidder, all The real estate
! which William A. Robertson died seized
.asisirs OF two tracts oi land, lying in the
|ols; Of Hanover, adjoining each other, and
(Oaaiains b. estimation one hundred and one
b. il.ee quarter acres, upon The following terms
III cnehird Of the purchase money payable
alaeiy DAYS, from the day OF sale, and The resi-
D. IN two equal insialmen,s, al six and twelve
i,n>, from The date Of the first payment, the
l:naser or purchasers giving bonds with secu-
: for lie several instalmenls oil the purchase
E:asy and the title 10 be retained until the last
F'snen; shall have been made, aud a convey
E:.- directed by The Court.
This land lies on the Main Road, leading from
Al Harbor 10 Richmond, abont len miles from
b. after place, and has on it comfortable
f':ing and ou,houses. The land is well tim
Fs-:, and is within half mile Of good GriH
F. Saw Mill.
liz title 10 this property is believed 10 be un-
NED bur, selling as commissioner, shall sell
:y such title as is vested in me by the said de-
Zee. ROBERT BARKER, Comr.
Aug. ---cw3wS dtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-07
LAND EOp SALE

OFFER for salr my Land III the County ~ Louisa,
situated four miles North West I'll thr Court Luusr,
md three East OF irevI;.ians Depot on iac Lonisi
Railroad. The Tract contains 59S "efrs: more ;lan
on-haf Il ~ original growth 81 plnc and ether int'r
suitable for The ,a".d AMI hu;iiinc rG.po>ts Ia'se
Is Z large proportion oi Waite raS AMI heart phc, WIN
in one mile of The railroad. The above Land u wei
wnLalr ~ excellent springs, and Cold Mine Greek
upon which ana ihr -ala land there - good "a"
Mil. There IS asoa gonf dwelling Hnnsr, with sly
rnoms Ice House, amt all necessary onihom-es, all o.
which M. new. Ii the above Land Is not previously
otherwise. disposed of VII he sold AZ public aucton
10 III highest bidder, FRIDAY, the Psi lay .; Au-
gust next.
Trna, :-onc-thiri on ihr day Of January, 1877,
al which time possession viii be- gwen; the balance III
aud years. the purchaser giving bond and sails
factory ssry, with lien upon toe and for the defer
rad paymrtts II - Thought that iimher enough might
Lc sctieh the above land N year 10 pay tor u.
June Ig-cWtds TH0S. Il. THOMPSON.