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Sedentary Pursuits. VI those OF aclose and
combining nature. produce from the want of
sufficient physical exercise, long catalogue
OF diseases, 10 cnumerate which would re-
uure volume They attack alike the law
yer and the clergyman, the artisan in the
Workshop, and the female operatives in our
factories Whatever form they may assume
a arrangement OF the digestive and hillary
organs, will be found 10 be the origin of them
all, The system needs TO be strengthened,
and nature TO be assisted in her efforts 10
overcome the disadvantages OF an unnatural
state afexistcnce. the faculties, by The use
Of some mild and cdrcially prepared tonic,
must be restored 10 there wonled activity,
and the acrid humors which have taken pos
session of many Of the most important organs
of the system, the stomach, the bowels, and
the liver be expelled therefrom by gentle
yet effective purgalve. Taken i'll moderate
doses, in a sufficient quantity torelieve daily
the stomach and bowels, the Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry Bilters have heen attended
with the happiest results. We trust they
may have from all fair trial. as we are con-
fidcnt that their use will relieve much unnec-
essary suffering in the stuiy, the counting
house, and the factory.
w. P. Russell agent.
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Public Meeting.

The citizens of Middlcbury and vicinil,
are requested 10 meet at the Town Room il
Mddlebury, on Wednesday Evening, Dec
30. at half past O'Clock. 10 take measures Il
secure the completion Of the New Jail
SAMUEL SWIFT, . Building
AUSTIN JoHNsoN,l Com
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, mittee.
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STATE OF VERMONT, 2
District of Addison S..


Be it remembered thai, at Probate Cours
held at Middlebury in and for the Dislsct Of
Addison, on the 18Th day Of December, A.
d, 1916.
Calvin G. Tilden named executor in an
instrument purporling 10 be the last will and
testament Of
WILLIAM BAXTER,
late OF Cornwall in said District deceased,
presents said instrument for probate Ii is
therefore ordered, that said instrument be er-
amined and considered for probate by this
Court, al the session thereof 10 be held 1T
the office Of the Register of this Court in
said Middlebury on Thursday the 2lsI day
of January next, at enc o'clock il the att T.
noon and that sad Calvin G.. Tlden nOtiiy
all persons interested therein. that they may
appear and make their objections, il any they
may have, 10 the probate and allowance at
said instrument. by publishing IL certified
copy of this order in the Northern GolaXN-
Il newspaper printed al Middsbury-'hfee
week successfully previous 10 the lime os
said Court.
j. S. Bushnell, Register
A true copy OF record,
attest, j. s. Bushnell, Register.
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D | E D.

In this village. on the evening NJ The 25lh
inst, Mrs. Sylvia Jcwett, wife vi James jew
cit, Esq, aged 6Syears.
In Cornwall, Dec. 10Th. Mary. daughter of
Zadoc B. and Bathsheba Robbins, aged len
years.
Mary'S left this world of sorrow and pain.
And left our aching hearts to weep and mourn:
On! has she gone with her Savior to reigh?
If SO, we carnot wish heric returni Comm.
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Marshall NJ. Strong, OF
Racine. resigned his seat in the Convention
on Monday last, in consequence of the adop-
ton ofthe article on the rights of married wo-
men; and the exemption of property from
forced safe. Milwaukee Sentinel.
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STONE LIME

Kept Constantly Oh hand and for sale by the
subscriber. Kiln two miles east OF Middle
bury village near David Boyce.s. The Pub
lie may be assured inbbe purchase Of Lime at
this Kiln that they will get first rate article.
equal in all respects to any in the County and
in whiteness far surprising any other.
NELSON CHITTENDEN.
AliddIebury Oct. %. 1916. 81
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Boughton,) called upon Gov. Wright, few
days since. requesting him 10 fulfil prom
Use made by the latter 10 Mr.. B. previous to
the election, which was that he would par
don DR.. Bo1ghton. The Governor refused
10 redeem his pIedge.-T' Telegraph.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET-D.c. 81.
Duty, 80 PER CENT.

There has been slis hi demand for this
article during the past week. and but few
sales have been made. The stock in the
market is no: large, bur is sufficient to meet
the demand for The present, Good superfine
pulled and fine flecces meet with rather bet
ter sale than for some time past, and holders
Of these qualities are rather more firm in price.
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ILLlNOIS-DOUGLASS CHOSEN U. s
SENATOR.
Correspondence of the Tribune.

correspondence vi TIE 1flOuOe.
House OF Representatives
SPRINGFIELD, Illinois Dec. ~, 1876.
The Legislature of this State, on J oint Bal
lot, hasjust elected Hon. STEPHEN A. DoUe
LASS, at present Member OF Congress from
The VIII District in this State, to oe a Sena-
tor in Congress for the term of six years, from
the 4th of March next, to fill the place now
occupied by Hon. James Semple. The vote
st ood-
For Hon S. A. Douglass, Loco 100
For Hon. Cyrus Edwards, Wing. Is
and two scattering. So the Little Giant has
at last reached the goal OF his ambition.
Yours &c.
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Your regular meeting will be at the Ma
sonic Hall on Wednesday Evening. Fail
not of being in session at half past 6 O'Clock.
at the right hand Of your presiding officers.
By order of the Secretary.
Ia
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NOTICE.

The demands ofthe subscriber may be found
in the hands OF Geo. S. Swift, Esq. and any one
having any unsettled business with me, may have
it arranged by calling on Mr.. Swift, or address
ing me at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Nov Dist 1916 3itf f. w DRURY
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LOST.

On Thursday evening, 9th inst. between
Middlebury village and Bristol, a large Fur
Canada Glove. The finder will be rewar-
ded, by leaving il at this Office.
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NOTICE.
Removal.

THE subscriber has concluded to change his
location, he would therefore sayto his old GUS
toners and offers whom it may concern that
hereafter they will find him in the Wainwright
shop, near b. .. Browns Temperance House,
where he will be on hand TO answer the calls he
may have in his line; and while he acknowl-
edges past favors asks for a share of patronage
in future. ELI MATTHEW'S.
Middlebury, June 80, 1916. OF
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Nj a d ,

In this town on the StlI inst. by Rev. L.
w. Pearson. Mr.. Allen Mills, 10 Miss Sarah
Stearns, all OF this place.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,

District oil Addison, IS.
Be il remembered that ri a probate Court
held at MddIebury in and Tor the District OF
Addison OH the 10Th day OF December 4. ID
1916,
Jesse Ellsworth administrator oil tie es-
tate Of
MARTIN SAMSON,
late OF Cornwall in SAID District deceased,
presents his administrators account for al
lowance: 1t is thereupon ordered thai said
account be examined and considered for al
owance, at the session of this Courl 10 be
held at the Office Of the Register l'Ihis Court
in said Middebury,On Thursday the 2lsl day
Of January next, at one o'clock in the alter
noon. and that said administrator cause no
lice thereof TO be given 10 all pers ons inrer-
ested. that they may appear ant make their
objections, il any they may have, TO The al
lowance Of said account, by publishing GER
tilted copy Of this order i'll the Northern Gail
ary-a newspaper printed at Mnl'llebury-
three weeks successfully previous 10 the
term oil said Court.
j. s. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy OF Record.
Attest. j. S. BUSHNELL Rrgstcu.
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"UNRESISTING SLIDE YOKE"

The subscriber would respectfully inform
The public that he is the proprietor oil this
kind Of Ok Yoke in This region patented to
David ChappelI Esq. of Sheldon Vt. The
advantages of this yoke for cattle who are in
the very troublesome habit OF crowding are
almost incalculable by enabling the cattle
10 travel at greater or shorter distance
from each other, all Inconvenience from The
dsagreeable habit ofhauing are avoided in
the worst of animals. This object is COM
peteIy accomplished by q wheel and slide
attached 10 bows with cogs which are placed
on the top OF the yoke as will appear by
perfect NOODLE OF the same in the hands Of
his agents. All who have used this sort Of
yoke have expressed the fullest satisfaction
in its utility. He has appointed Jeremiah
Pratt, Of Addison his general agent for this
patent. WILLIAM II. PRATT.
N. B. The proprietor or one n: his agents
will be AT st. Adams on Monday January
4th lS47, at the American in Burlington on
Monday the 11th, and ct VergeDnes the
Thursday following.
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AUCTION.

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eve
nnSs, present week.
Dec. IS. Al BIRGES
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Pure Ground White Lead.

Dry Vito. and all kinds of Paints Oils
Varhish, &c, II. ~ SHELDON.
Indigo, SAT- Petre,
Maddder, Sup. Carb. Soda,
Redwood, Sal Soda,
Log Wood, Cream Tartar,
Copperas, MagDesia,
Alum, EPSON Salts,
Salaeratus, &c. SC. fresh stock just
received by FRANCIS.
Oct. 1915.
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Ready-Made Clothing,

" hich were bought at "Oak HaIl' Boston,
a concern which.has great many branches
in different cities of the United States, " here
they get better prices Than they do at home.
John Wood, we understand, buys of the n.
Y. branch, We still say that we guarantee
TO sell ten per cent lower, for cash, than John
Wood or his agent, w. S. johnson.
Our Clothing is ''made 10 SELL" and If the
TT e-m-e-n-d-O us Establishment under the
hill will sell ''25 per cent cheaper than any
small one they must sell rood pants for
81, 81 IL, and rests for Sl,00
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ANOTHER PEOPLES
.NTOR
A.CHAPMAN & SON.

Are still ''Alrdy up M the Ill.," where
they will sell goods as low as any one ''away
dolrn under the HILL!
And we will now say that we have the
best and most stylish lot oil goods that can be
found in tho county. We do not make this
assertion merely as an empty commonplace
remark. Let customers come, and il will be
verified by their own observation. In add
brought into the market some articles of
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, Jan. i7th, 1916.
EDUCA WHOM.
order Of the Dau.

The csn.ld' raliop Of Tue Education qoesllon ,eng
the ufder al The day. Mr.. Yelhy nryed bal his prpo.
slitn BE- taken up aud Considered FIRST VAS inu-
malely cnsecIed with any scheue system al Edo
ga ion Ihst might adop,d. Il was in truth, III,
WAYS and means, great measure. ny ehlh The plan
oi Education was carried into Eff CT Less asa.
ney II, berased by ihls propositions than by any 9th
En- and II Vas The hinge up,n winch all plans must ur
uBley iUtp.
Mr. Snuiha had ohj.clon. if ii be the pleasure
the House 10 take up the prnposi'inn Mr. VERIFY
Mr.. Ire hnped the gentleman (Mr. Y would " it'll
draw his propusIon. and lei the House proceed
upon ihe report ut the Cnnaipr oi Sct,os and Col
eges He commended that sysl,u sc.n sh, ulu
fist he aduped, and then rrovlGe the means ,r carry
Ing il iDio operation.
air Soubsll said tina, this object was state what
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EsRAVELs IN Mexico, Illustrated. by A. NJ Gil
II liam.
Ramb,es by land and waier by Norman
Mites trpfn The Sen by Rev. J. Mitchell
Lihary of the Prose aud Poetry o Europe aud America
Mirror Library. edited. by Morris < " Ills
Complete works ot n. Z. W Ills,
Modern Brush Essa ys.s, by Carye.
Geraldine and other poenls, by NJ. +. Topper,
The Book of Hearts,
The Roman Church, Sc, by c. Ed Lester,
Interior Life, by Upham.
Chronicles Of the Gid. by Ro. Soulhey,
Holmes Life of Moaar
THppings IN Aulhur Lahd by Fanny FORESTER,
Literary Miscellany by GllhIlan.
Nhewell's Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering of Christ,
The Artist, Merchant and Statesman, by c. T.. Lester,
Legal Rights Of Women,
The extent Of the Alonement
Arnod's Rugby Srhon Strmnns
The Jesnlts. by Allchelel 4 Qune,
A Treatise on llrallhy Skin Ivy Erasmus Wilson,
Serm"n on the Mount. splendIdly Illuminated,
The last OF the Aziecs, by f.. Matnrin,
Ascanis, hy Alex Dunas
The three Gnardsmen,
Love ano Mesmerisn, by Horace Smith
just received aud for sale by
ID. b. PAYNE.
Jan Is Is
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Horrible Case Of Lyactng,-i noted negro lhiel. by
the 81 froman. having teen arrested Albany
Baker county, Geo, aud subsequent, discharged 10y
.Iaa % Warren VII o habeaS corpus inilnrd>
aiely rearesed, says the Savannah kepuDicaD aud
der ciarle of Messr- Mallory, Crimson and Adams,
conveyed 10 II rlda. On his way thllber, he
confessed The genilenen IN Whose charge he was,
that he oi organEed gang Of negro thieves
and nurderers-iha duriug The Florida war; they had
carried their operations under the gulse of Indians,
and that since the they had stolen negrots Iiin
aad LOwndss county Geafaia aud Jefferson county,
Florida 10 the value OF over ST. 900. lie cunesstd
his crimes IL detail, dhd offered them $1,000 cash. for
his release. alleging thai II cared 10 Florida, he kne
he Mould be uuceruieniuusly hanged.
On his arrival IN J, erson county, Florida the CHI
zens assrmb.d To the u! nlnrly, and afer
vest cation OF lie tlc,s took formal vote. when re
suited u IN laNor oh hanging, aud 23 against It. Yea
man accordingly executed Al II o'cldck. the I'd
inst The principal reason iur this summary execution
of The law VAS, The insecurity OF Their ais aud the fact
ufhs having band OF accnInpces IN the community
who nould, 10 all probability. have effected release.
5000 has already been offered by he citi-
z-ns ur The arrest OF Others known 10 be- connected with
him ho has already suffered. One vi oss duplicated
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.

By aud teHh hc adriec and consent Of the Senate.
John w. Brnrkenbfougb OF Virginia, 10 be Judge ni
the ID cl Cuurt OF The Unucd States Tor the western
district vi enls N The place oil lsaac ,. Pennyback
e. resigned.
George II. Lee, 10 be attorney Of the United States
for the wrAetn district u NIrglna, in the oi Musrs
&. GWd, removed
CusroM lovsE OFFICERS
r hrn ). llrrndpi. 10 be Surveyor and inspector of
the yenoe or the par Of Vrlasco, in the Safe Of Tex
Alexander Snmeivlllc Ia he surveyor aud inspector o
the revenue, Ion the pon al Corpus Christi, in the Stale
Of IeSas.
Gaen Hodges. 10 be surveyor and inspector OF the
vena, tor TIE por' o Ma'asolda IN The State III Tx
Gautlc VI Cullsns~nfh. 10 be surveyor and inspector
If the ,enee tor tie port ui Corpus Christi, the
Stat 81 cxss
W. &. \. Dashcl, 10 be surveyor and insperior Of
the revenue, of HE orI Of Sabine, IN the State o Tex
as.
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TIE SWINE PRODUCTION IN EUROPE.

The park business IA liz various ramfc nns, has be
extensive III this country. an interest may
be suppus he le the piodncon If swine m dhrr
paris al the wotd. II is therefore that The Cincinnati
Chronicle has compiled from NcGregaf's statistics
which emhudy liable u The agriculture md live stuck
at Europe The following s'lrae Of The present produce
ton al sw ne m the cunnlr.s named
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RICLl.lXD ~. 7'OLEEs, Editor.
ENlNMiSo
~ THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.

C. THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,
IL published semi-,osskiy, (eoery Monday and Thursday,
nv SrArHAM, DlLLARD & TOWNLEY,
n Fur Dollars per amman, payable in adrance No sub
,;ssn oi 5e receiredtor shorter time than sr months
no paper ssul disconusd (ercept at the discretion
,-tas Edtors,) until all arredrages arc paid.
~ aDVERTIS E.ATE.NIS Inserted at so cents per
,s.ars Tor Iess) for erery inner form insertion and 37s
Int, Der square Tor tess) for every outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER IS required to note, on his
s,unscrpt hoto long he pises has advertisement inserted
a. noted, tcM be inserted It'll its dis
sutisionce be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DPERTISLhf the terms are for
he pripese squares $40 for one square, S25 for
enc square inner form, s35 Every yearly Advertiser
viii be 7ared to confae his advertising to hispdften
Isr Tins Of business.
u JOB PRINTING erec'itsd neatly and expeditions
u md 0nre asonable terms.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Jan. II, 1876.

SATURDAY Jan IL, 1916.
The bill concerning the Prices Turnpike aid Cum
berland Gap Road, taken up and passed III a.
amendments.
4 hill concerning John f.. Dickinson Of the couny OF
Pnisyivana. taken up, On MOTION Of Mr. WITCH r.
aud passed.
On motion Of Mr. Whether. the Senate adjourned
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VIM. n. u. DE.V.v.
a T r D r n EY AT L A w
LfNCHBURG. y.

M ILL practice regularly in the Inferior and Superi-
or Courts OF the counties oil Csmpbll, Amherst,
Bedford aud Appomatux aud the Curpornlon oi ynch
bury Office lately occupied BY Jno. VI. Warwick
The Richmond Why aud Petersburg ln,clIigencer
will publish one time.
Jan. 8 Ia
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Stsif. ,*ssgGr, sc.

ssst SNif, $Hgar, sc.
10ll SACKS Liverpool Salt,
NV hhds. prime n. O, Suuar. old crop.
~, hid. Sperm OH, winter siraued,
3 Inns Western Hemp.
bOO0 lbs Cotton Yarns, from to r. Monicellp Factory
sa a tons bar Iron, well assorted
-as,s 3 Trdegsr.
a ~ boxes prime Cheese,
10 bills. prime Buckwheat Flour
Receiving and for sale by
Dec, Is HU s
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q 20. WIZ. EsR.V.sG ~,
Attorney mt Law,

WILL practice his profession In the Courts Of
w Lynrhhnrg, Campbell. Bedford. Amherst aud
Appoaia,pa. Office over the post Office. Iynthburg
Virginia.
Jan. IL
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under the ye and firm Of
Sh0cklefos a. s. EcarelTen.

under the sye and firm Of
&h0ckyef0. a. s. EcsceiIeH.
the old snd well known stand of J, C. Shackitfrd,
just opposite the Farmers Bank of Virginia, Main
Street.
Besides deyoiing their constant personal attention 10
the hnsinrss. they Will keep in their employ number
OF competent aud experienced
yy o n K IT z ".
and they pledge themselves every honest exer-
lion 10 give general sa.siaciipn. They invite all per-
suns having need If articles IN iher line In give them
cali know ing That their general stock for quality style
and beauty, Is equalled ny similar establishment in
the STATE therefore, they hope nier such variety
may suit the taste and wants of all.
c o u " + Il \ S n y ID l. Err y
respectfully solicited 10 call aud examine their stork
before purchasing elsewhere. believing tina, they If
Ter perhaps greater Inducements than any similar esab-
shmeni in this place
All oroers shall meet with prompt attention. and all
REPAIRING
in the above line, sha be done with ueaincss and de-
spaich.
Al kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE will be ia,
ken al cash market price exchange for any article In
their line. JOHN {. SllACKlEFORD,
JOHN 5. Lean ELLEN, Jr
jan Is
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To one Who 10 aeguaiaed with the abundance ii
and ii,s t,cny 10 'aising ,cfs ~ Gmied
STATES. hts liable must seem extraordinary. IL shows
that Ru 'sia. Austria. aud Great Britain. having pop.
ulalion al one hundred anil twenty u,lluns OF pcope,
have only US inuny swine us HE uued STATES win
twenty umlltns,
Eight Western Slaes, with population ofslx nils
lions have as many swim as Great Britain, France,
Prussia and bavaria, with sevenly.6vr miliuns The
En0peao Status have moi enough Indian corn 10 I. cd
them upon.
The proptlions Of swine between the United States
aud sone OF he European States are thus
Cniled States to Pfussia To |
. " Austria Ia
- F." Geai Britain 10 |
- Ftinee 10 Ia |
- - Spain Is to
Russia belag lhlny populated county, and having
tte most mast has The bt; but lot the
i'aspn the Seuihen States al furopc have the leasi
lie CUited Salts nave SIN lues many IN proportion
as Russia.
1e sane disproptilon extends, but ~ less proper
iiuh Ia other ubuas. II the people al Europe were
nrai>eallng people Tia cuud nd supply IN their
country. These animals would be KILLED oil hat
dozen years Bul They are nm meat-eallng people.
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Domrottc HutrlliOrnre.

BANK OF VIRGINIA
Condensed STATE ct the RANK OF VIRGINIA, and
BRANCHES. on the Is, January. 1876, compared
Isl of JanuAty. lSlJ
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CoAlssas E&stullei,s HNIo.

nY virtue OF Two several degrees OF The Circuit SUI
i , peror Court Of Law aud Chancery for Nelson
County. Of The OH day Of May. lS45 aud the oler
Of the 4hday OF October. 1915. pronounced in sun
in chancery therein depending, IN tie Of FL sba
Shepherdson against N litsm H. Digs, iuie Sheriff OF
Nelson couniy, ald As spsh atmnlsrsm of Em. T.
llargrove, dec, and LeWein i. Cash, A1ahella CASH
Susan lIargroye, Edmund w. Ilill, Elizabeth A. lin
Rnbert X Harsruye, Snsan +. iiatgr0ve aud Marnare
liarsr,ve, sha l. the 81 day OF February 1876.
al the Manson House oi Mrs. Susan iafar.e in HE
county Of Nelson. expose IL sale, 10 the hg CHEST idrr
all the right, title and interest o y Ham / Hargroye
dec, IN
TEE LANDS
81 which his father died seized aud possessed -
sne share of which lie Inherited, AMI hal Share
ut which he acquired by purchast-the share and
half share being ,hrte undivided aelGhs III the oh6
land. The sale 10 he made tor Gnch cash rs III
pay The commissions aud expenses including advertising;
and the balance i'll be credit Ut sX Twelve and
eighteen months, The purchasers 10 eve iti an
proved security. and The title 10 the Land be realn-
ed I'LL the purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM AASSIE,
@s Sh"fl oi Nelson County, by
e8aI asti - ALEX. FORTUNE, hls dep1iy.
Jan. 90 i27F
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n - r. e.
AENlNG taken lease of the Mills III His place,
Il known as the Langho Mills, ior term OF
years. VIII be regularly III the wheat market, and pre-
par 10 give The
HIGHEST rgARzrE- PRICE.
Lump and Ground Plaster wlIialwaysbe kept hand,
and sold low for cash.
Mf. JAMES SUlpnIN, who, learn, is iavorabiy
know to the farmers OF this reaiun Viii mill for me,
aud hope to secure that patronage from the public.
which the convenient location oil The property lnves.
A. n. MONTGOMERY.
March 3 Is
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ksstt Asessa,,

A FIRST RATE BLACksM!TH-Appl t
IA 'fhonas Diard al tie fts man Office,
Jan. - ct
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