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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-10-22

PRUNING. September and October are favorable
times for pruning particularly where the large limbs
or branches do not heal over soon the parts become
seasoned, and remain sound long time. But if
large branches are cut off in Spring, the wounded
part becomes black from the fullness of sap in the
wood, and it soon decays, seriously affecting the health
and life of the tree.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-10-22
Ayerage 485 3.5 lbs.

The hands commenced as soon after day break as
they could do good work. and qui. in time for
the last weighing to take place by day light.
The hands picked in bags that held from twenty to
thirty pounds when these bags were filled, they were
borne off and emptied by other hands; other than
this the hands received no assistance. b.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-10-22
THE STANDARD.
The Constitution and the Union OF INC Ss"sess
..Tney must he Preserved"
RALEIG G H:
saTURDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1851.

Glorious News from Pennsylvania.
The people of Pennsylvania voted on Tuesday last
q, Governor and other State officers and though but
few returns have come to hand, enough is known to
authorize the statement that glorious victory has
boer achieved for the Constitution and the Union,
dor the lead of the gallant Bigler. We copy the fol-
lowing returns from the last Baltimore Sun:
.pH,LADELpHlA, Oct. Is, 2 A. M. From the re-
.,,,e as far as received, we make the following Ia
bular recapiuation showing the losses and gains in
the several counties
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-10-22

The following is statement of Cotton picking
on the farm of j. L. Horn, of Town Creek, which
took place during the last week:
John Mercer's Wesley picked 543 lbs.
Robt. r. Bridgers's Jerry, 528
]. L. Horns Sam, 40
Robt. R. Bridgers' Sandy, 466
J. L. Horns Solomon, 42l
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1854

Total, SOo4
Average, $50 lbs.
If Town Creek should beat the above, Tar River
wishes to be Informed of it, and she will pick her
flint and try again. ELIJAH NEVlLL.
Oct. 10th, 1851.
Hurrah for Edgecombe!
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CFrom the Tarborough Press.

From the Tarborough Press
MR. Howard: send you for publication the guam.
tty Of seed cotton picked out on Mr. Richard Hiness
plantation in this county, yesterday, the 9TH inst,
morning and continued until dusk, just time to see
TO weigh without light. Sacks were used by all
the hands except the two first named, who had from
three O'Clock in the evening until night two small
boys to move their baskets-previous to that time
they used the sacks: The whole of the cotton was
Herbert, 627 lbs.
Isaac, 598
Nicey, ATS IA years old.
Nina, 42l
Little Jim, 43O
Fanny, 40
Making in all 1851 lbs. and averaging 4e3a lbs.
~ ' JESSE H. POWELL.
being the mania of the moment, amounting almost to
hydrophoba in some cases, and your humble servant
being slightly touched with the disease. proposes to
give you the result of two days pickin
On Saturday last, the 4th inst, four hands (two
of Mr.. Baker Staon's and two of Mr.. J. S. Dancys)
commenced picking at 81 o'clock in the morning, on
Mr.. Staton's fine estate, Cotton Valley, and picked
till 81. taking about 30 minutes to eat during the day.
The hands moved their own baskets and picked ou t
the Cotton in fair merchantable condition. The only
assistance rendered them was to have their baskets
when filled carried to the place of weighing.
They were overseered by that capital manager
James Hodge, and at 81. the following was the re-
sui of their days labor:
Statons. DaLcy's.
10, 45l Tacitus, 423
Hoyt, 429 George, 4Ol
The same hands tried their metal again on Tues.
day the 7th, at White Acre, (Mr. Dancy's estate.)
They were managed by Mr.. J. P. Rogers who OBJ
served the rules that regulated their first days
picking. The Cotton was rank, tangled and grassy,
which accounts for the falling off:
Dancy's. Staton's.
George, 377 Hoyt, $40
Tacitus, 36s 10, 36l
Respectfully yours,
PANOLA.
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Mn. EDITOR: Having recently heard of a large
picking out Of Cotton on Town Creek. in section,
which is considered contain some of the best far
mers in Edgecombe County, l concluded l would
make trial what could be done on old Tai River.
l therefore started five of the hands under me. (on
Tuesday the 7th inst) by the names Of John, Owen,
Burrel, Job and Sandy, with premiums for the three
h:ghest-the first named got SIG lbs.
2nd 557
3rd 554
4th 535
5th 462
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-19
r,,v scuooL LEXINGTON.

,pxue third session of the ubcrrrs iH% school VIII commence
n on Monday the 9th day OF oci4rr ne1t anu YER
roe, as heretofore. the members al each hal4 'hc PRIV
",. al aeni. recitation of the other without
n Lam. in ii Junior will he Stephens commentaries
S,rn.n on Pleading and cnca on Evidence me senior Soue
cpei on fitd"HS ','eeh-
w n !cooc's Introduction Ia Equity JGrf ichce
ai the t:"s Of Virginia. S9> II is very desirable ma students
with nrrleaYed copies OF fuckers 't nc"
, Virrmi, The numerous c ih ofGiha 'eA % 'I
49,. ha go bren carefully corrected by the subscriber ana Il
] and accurate analysis Of the leading ctse dserd "lhr
has n-rair upon H. a' WIN l'f
49, work. Gentlemen WHO ma:
m .ys smnnic, themselves with n The text e'-
"" @ - from R.clnOn! within c~ days amer hrii
;r "r br-. desiring detailed m"rGatim a. 20 tir iah ~
.,rrcn adotcd Lv lhcrioe may address ",n ~ er a.
The lee ''i ''i'" i ~ r. T. ". BRUCkEN BKOUGfI.
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WIN. DUKE.
THOMAS DUKE
AARON HtISGERtnRD,
IaTE IfUSGERFORD.

HENHICO COUNTY COURT, August Sth lcoi :
On The motion OF Cadnus g. Johnson Executor ~ Anderson
Josnn decd doth, with The the esatees Oh
the said andco appoint LARSON Nunnaly sp-ca
missioner with authority (hafGc s ;aHn he oath rresein
lawl 10 audit settle tie said CaduS
Johnson aforesaid lie has progressed III au
minister ring the of his said !cs,at1r ,
C0pv-Tese: LOFrEN y. Elicit. c. =.
The parties the the above order OF
are hereby notified that have appointed the 2ist day 81 ocoos
ISL and my office as s lime aud place for taxing the h
necessary evidence and papers enable settle the @
directed creditors NJ the Anderson Jo's"'
deed arc required present their claims for settlement
Sept lScwtd ]" HhNNALLl, -
-STOTES, RANGES. HOT AIR FURNACES, &C.
THE LATEST AND HEST PATTERNS MADE. :.
TO perpn can doubt the advantages IN Inc use
u STOVES. Thu, Jnpanned and Iron Ware, &C.,
&C. . -, o,;v IN he
The celebrated Enl1css Chain Pump has 1ns U" , n
used DECIDED PREFERENCE any plhci' '
FORCE AND SUCTION PUMPS. - No,
rs- ORDERS will receive especial and filed proni
ehons spplied Goods guaranteed represented ana "
The LOWEST CASH PRlCE& WIN H. , E.h, So,
Sept. 9-d&cwtf lao Wei" "'
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CllAS lERSDuN. Trustee
August 90 ctls GEO W CONWAY. RrrsIv.
LAND FOX .S.Ai.E..


will sell PRIVATELY the FARM wlrh reside
the county Madison the balance ,iauGe." Rapid hu
&, H.
Immediately The NJ lam2c ROAD Idn. the Vale, VIZ
% tiur,olsv He. Containing about ..5'
cleared.
hickory "uI timber There
no; with creek TIA Tor meadow.
the cnvccd with IImnihy Tie m'
ali,ed the growth Corn Wheat. Tobacco and Gas iII,
readily lie Ilri IaIci taos. rt|Is
;aD 10 with river bottom ar al d1Lt1atr'u
wood land du, :. plat
.Is
which be divided, Together wa III" a!
location fields will bc exhibited WISHING
Its proximity extensive EuHnE ni ani Central Raj
10 Richmond. the Alexandra r"t M
add make desirable.
The health the nci.ibrund ami general imc'Gcr
% trGnIy. it''."
wishing particular description referred - lhr
CLiiefc county. Va Mr. Robert H. h"fvi =. krs
Va. aua the SIHrr. ;lc M,, 'rc.
Liberty Mills. Orange county. Va GEO ~ SMITH.
AIrlIsf ~
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AUCTION SALES.
vALuABLm PLAHrArtos, Crops, &C., AT
OK PULLIaM ~ aLADE. hUCTs.

a
AUCTION.
sn Tli.ay IL IIR-Dl y III" ~lh September
I! proceed :" SELF Il! ur.c i'Ican no" III '"s>c''" ;!
h t"Jit nH L., Il! Al tay, at u u c."ch H. thai 81
U,, sCiriG4
Ru.i ani ~: Ic; al PUSInin Court ll1u-c The lin
IaIn.. "Io.:l5 tie property Of William Fo.s, Wa
Br..t: u.lC:s.
tn" cGUiins I> al "lch $40 ac-fs wood.
.'clct TIE t!-r!IlL w:i
lance property line str of cu!'Fh'.oh ana VIII com
any the Said Farm has been cu.Ivi M
thu % fell Tor the last ie" well cnSre sol red a!
susceptible improvement al! kinls Of manure hr:s finely !vI
dag well af"rel field The purchaser u he
chooses, l wiri. q! liz crops lalr 'haanon hn pos
s:=s'"u .vrE Immediately.
IMPROVEMENTS good dwelling house with anI 3
cos. Kitchen, dairy, smoHc h"nSe Carriage house. s'aor Ice
isc kna shop negro and neruu
houses all in good excellent well III Yard am! sanary fine
.hs premise.
y The Land he "Ice on Wall lr
TERMS balance and ;wu with
4. proved unl ar.i The tide retained uEil! paid
apply Ia Mr.. Noble Jordan on The premises: or 10
CID Richmond.
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The william Nelson
offered The tract
anr about lG Of which
,,u grounds. I'M and sou timber About
tn. grounds lie between Dan and S;aunInn and
known Nelson's Island The high
lands are quality timber abundant and convenient
grounds fertility and less subject 10 damage
than upon The rlverho having received the
iii from lhc recent floods
entirety
cw large we. house OF BRICK containing or
best Eranarles stables and
AFT other necessary abundance AMI OF the best cScrp
and nearly the Whole OF the ouihouSe
have built within the last ten years
This estate many attractions. and combines many advan
residence high and healthy
lng the and beautiful estates along
t.r, situated within
mile. the nursng Of GAINESVILLE excellent market IN
within view OF two large niinuiac
.rln. mills and in three mi - u" the iuoe Springs he most
delightful Of the mountains III virginia
The many peculiar this estate, will be even
casual observation
II not soil privately the Sh dag OF October the estate
will be offered publicly upon the premises AZ which time VIII be
also sold betwcr aud 10 likely slaves together with all the
a. property the The tile 10 the land ~
doubted! viii be sold hy consent OF the heirs VINO ATE OF age
and under decree of The Court aso the niias
the SALE &c. the unlcrslHnc who VIII
act and the others Interested IN the estate
Aug. ;-clsiOct "OoDSoN liu"lihS-
will lcopy
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MERCHANDISE.
RICH a II ID s ON g. CO.,
NO o. MAIN STREET

NO. % MAIN STREET.
received the ships ia Franklin. Conqucror and f.
III s,rau,l Europa. Asia and Atlantic New
l James River direct. and by sunJy vessels
,hr Northern ces their stock of Fall and Wler DRY
ruahtS Them TO offer TO merchants complete assort-
W. W., ~ ,1icl,s ia their line. say OF
S,,.rr English and French Cloths
N.,aw AL London CoailnsS
p,Ir Beaver to;hs
rrrrch Eusish Fancy Cassimerrs
nia,k plain ana Dneskin do.
COARSE woOLENS.
r,,h and Whitney Blankets
l. Iy. I I%an "i, an Maeknaw do
S,,uss. KcrSeys and Twecjs
L. aud 6i Fuei Cloths
,,uuIt leans and Linscvs
rAaar!s. white, scarlet. yellow, &c
DRESS GOODS.
SIX Warp Check Challles
Err,a Ic and waercd l.us;rcs
81 aud Ncurtan Stripes
Check Mctusas
,,trur l.i>tre Ncu:es
N,.e De iarS
,s,,r, and Chameleon Brocades
ali; Brl!!iantS .
I,rrl,>a and French MouSSelmes
.Tac ami Plaid Glnshans
t...,.h rriu's OF various sly les
IESTINGS.
Hi,! Plaid SIX Velvet
r,.t, ii, Plush
nrtrg SIX. very rich
tf,, french iaHs: W zoe"
Nts Cashmere, -''"
v,r.r,a Grsnaanc
p.,r9 and fl.Gti sam
"'saal"' r., nlMESrlC GOODS. and every variety of
Wrh -" - ..uI, Na,,a ttey VIII sell at small profits
S.,t .-lu
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Ia,O EDWARD c. NOsBf, Executor Of William Cham.
bcrnync deceased and THOMAS BRANCH Sergeant Of the
,on nj pccburr and sc administrator Of Patrick Iiendre
decd. 20, 80, -. :; H.,
fr, Court Chancery the icnco which we
rn nntG. and you, together with Thomas Hicks aud Mary hs
ri, Role ill., Baylor Walker aud Temple Walker. executors OF
nn II,l defendants II was dcc:ee that the defendants
iry of Richard decd. 10 the plaintiff William Dnks
,c su Of s27l r. plaintiff, Tios Duke the of SOL IL
and IN the plaintiff lIun:crur and Jane his wife, in right OF
the said Jane Jane Duke. The Of s3? II. with ine
also tcc:cr that the said lhohaS
Hicks and Mary his WIFE, formerly Mary Duke administrators ~
aforesaid, do also the plaintiffs expended IN Tue
the date OF the said decree, WHICH Costs
crs,d as aforesaid and the decree and have proved
wholly uaynng and by the said decree liberty having been ee
the decree proved unarang III wioc
ar in mart ia aupy for such the elch
dante The REPRESENTATIVES of the Sureies ri tie said Mary cK
her ood administrative of her late husband the said Kchar
Dus, dec a. MS We might show ourselves entitled You VIII
the LIST day January 1882 tHa hch
regular of said Court shall move
m. fnu the said Edward e. Mosoy
AZ executor William deceased who one OF ne
late husband said Richard Duke, decd and ynG nouns
Branch Sergeant the OF Petersburg, and SUCH admins
traitor OF Patrick Hen re deceased who another Of the sur s
Hicks her bond amncrarY nl her ae w
that goods and ch1cls and interstate
hands Ia he administered the pam ~
William Of S:1l ~ the plaintiff Thomas DUE w
a;l the plaintiffs Aaron llungcord anu vans m
wife, right the said lane, who Jane Duke the
H. with legal iaccst on te above rcSIccF
March. ISL I that representatives as "e
said The plaintiffs The ~ :i - Aforesaid on Co.'S
~ us expcn!cI in the prosecution OF this sni!.
WM. DUKE.
THOMAS DUKE,
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EXECUTORS SALE o + LAND; CROPS, STOCK;

WILL he offered for sale at nhc auction IN THURSDAY the h
w October. l-J the residence 0 Dr. Charles Webb.
county King William the following OF lad IL
The Mansion containing about 40 portion of
which timber dwelling house comfortable and convenient
good cellar ad the first hoor and
This place would make bcanfil summer rcd
healthy would do well
this land There spring OF pure cool water quite
garden quite
Tie second about 40 acrs-,hs tract Hes
hall mile o the maGSlon and has portion ~ mJcr;
one other lot. which Gr- Mill which with repairs.
quite valuable These lands lie within - miles Rich
Avrr' AMI Enfield. Also. III the time and
place crso Fodder. Hay stock Hogs Cattle incu
Oxen live Mules Horses Carts farming
Household and Kitchen Furniture Gold and Silver
eXcccn, Carriage good As new and some other ai
clcS
TERMS or SAIEFor the land. thr IN cash will he
CURED uurrrl months. and the remaining third III TWO
sale. a deed with bonds AMI
oycd required the deferred Ga the
other credit Twelve months will be all sums
over -; So and under. the rash will be required
DIR Turner and l.. Sweet will show the land To per
snI. wishing 10 look at It. WM. e.. MOORE, Sr,,
,uy 90 EXor Of Charles Webb. ID.
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OAKLAND EOiS SALE,

OWING Ia the death ol husband James f. Kecch viii o!rr
W the premises. thu 10Th ,!ly October >il
previously disposed OH kLAND we'll known the former
residence nj johnson. decd This lies
Apulnaux the county of Chesterfield. miles
Petersburg, from the City Richmond.
within miles of the Clover Hill Coal Mines and Railroad;
inakabe health and beauty n tuaon and III al respects
desirable residence The and ioIs
Dwelling Oycsecr House. Kitchens for large number
Ice and Summer Houses with beautiful yard and
den astciully arranged.
There the half Of which n-na,
growth valuable the timber the residue all arabic land. good
rdiucG. well the usual and lies
a,vanacc"ISly Tor greater Improvement
The terms (Which will be beIaJ AMI any information de-
sired, application 10 the h'crIhcr
MARTHA 4. kEEcH.
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H"'H1 HEAR TIE OTHER SIDE.

asR GEORGE WATT JR his notice in the Enquirer % INST
' s sy osnd hSf S convey
his "ss e, M s no, nus
character a. we'll as my business havs concluded to gr 70
an myself 50 far rs they question issse
a M Joseph Wa Henco coun,ie.
Whereas The said wa while sss rGs hs cu Baee ana
uase Plough; now purpose OF manufacturing ana s
s.I OF q, P%a G Of @ ] @ Ws and
ta have entered into corarsehp underline hm OF ueo'ss
al The said Walt is 10 thousand dollars anil the SAID
waIha i've u odfed dollars constituted cata Tor
- Inc profits we'll the proceeds Of the sales
of rights made during ocrs sha be sled equally be-
State Of virginia all the territory lying north Of Virginia for
the United States except such had disposed of by said Watt
previously partnership vii. The states OF GEORGIA and
counties Sumter Greene and Perry in Alabama and Of on'ow
Craven Jones' and snstS IN North Ga x
the patent right all the territory our Of Vrsna except a lying
north s ss
Of hss a. SsS aS @
The articles which the above are taken were
maSe we're a by the and
session right question incidentally debated IN VIII,
!r we se and produced paper Watts hand Writing
wsleoa s e The c and
Shortly afterwards received letter from Mr. Watt hesnins
thus In you defence brought back my nemory Tue
with the forming a INC
of agreement bet he ALTER ret
commenced thinking this subject and now that tnee aclS
hrouc statements and papers produced thereo
that point dispute, PLAINLY 10 my -
had been only pleased that TINS mas DC e
am poui acknowledge this point, am wrong 70 not only
you, but he wide world ST., , . ,,;.h l..
Remember gentle reader the pot in dispute, in whic NE
was then proud Acknowledged he was this sen same
a,en, question Mr. Watt wl ha 10 DC secu y!
the OF the law &" ua r.,,,
Auther matter in Mr. Watts demands word or TWO rom
me- He save Mes John aw and Richardson l. a~ aec
for value deed OF sale OF the patent o
counties Uenrco and King William which has
recorded according &c In reply say lst inc n
M or aseemen o ed Watts original draft oil winch
sold copartncrship and no part OF
ercep:ed from OF an equal interest IN
nc ID There rccorl in the patent ONCE o c
3D. Said assignment L, ohn fiaw anu ~ hi"'
nur date recorded for over eSh! years.
WAS il .uy recorded according 20 Law - iih MI WAX cor"
r,yanc, Is ne recorded before thar In a~ Was pr copy rom
pen, o .c S John law has admitted that nc never ' me
i ybv did he his draft the 4h artce anu @
Of MANY saesl why did he to me What nc ha
~ rony.red o,hcrsl he did tell me- and MI
\. did nat and il record how could Kio" was
snohes rirhsl Mr. WaSay whether he 1i o nu no"
eli ms far ka SO heard both th The hs Information
received o! laws shts was ael
s. s,s NJ G. Matt Co June 1850 at which slc six weeks
Icr his Ist,sr 10 me- Mr.. Wait said publicly IN Mr j. ia"
sn b, m Md never sold his patent right to ne nor any one
heard ,,,Iir,,ion ~ inst
The have received OF lis injurious uedith y" NY
aos among strangers in conncctei VII" e
S"n, Is '''en en- inp7'S m " ~ j. 3 WALTHALL.
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SEHIIE subscriber will sell hiS farm called iNEl 'kEN s
miles the Cry Of RirhnI nd! sN M at "llr"
The iid' pi Dr y y I"M'|
ana 100 "i which wo"s an! nom ." -
meadow land. Mail has been extensive! i-oi wir
there j. Great abundance Tie house good c"minI ~
rooms yard aud garden aa hci. az! Of ic t,
snriuas of water house II has al
house lrr Sr ~"
mace Is beautifully piled with all tie kinds ~ ItGit III"
ncrrhborlood good AMI Tor health Is Tr"vcEimt
l5-cSl3tawlw WI COPELAND
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

BOARDING Ard DAY SCHOOL.
rENllE School al Cleveland will be continued UciUhr i.
1901, !" August l, l> the direction :ir r H.
kEhN WHO completed his ricaum University o! Virginia
ana VII" has r more than Fix years experience teari &c
ordinary English beiIcc Arithmetic and the lower breaches ~
Mathematics Latin Greek Spanish aud Ffenc will be aHhs
lERMS-Fur laiipn and board Iucun. iur. &C. Sl
payable one halt October list, and the halt March h Pupils
received upon proportional essi
SiMI. u. Lt:Ahi.
My Post Office is a,casrle t:onchlanh county
AurS
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x,,r ~ rn nj this School. the residence OF NJ Spencer
rrIrman. in Spots y!vanii cou"! WI, "eel "n ne w.
- ard continue without inuerrGplon. Gh'l! me e'
ID The taught WI! be pure mar ~
o '"'' French German, iah ana
S,. ami Inc branches EGe ISh usual: taught! he
j., MI these subjects Nil he directed "n al e:t.% ;iI
=, tci n fourteen. aa .rr :Is nnr5rr exec
t,us viii he prepared before me session osE'S' iA ~ "
furnished I; ponS sellers prices. .,.,.,.,-,
NJ I,5a 4! ani ruiuGi. exclusive OF ii:h''} :Ho
,n rn. I've made following .eLt.eEt!i "o ia sp's
VIA. Shuiicc Matthew's =. > hiI
n~ E, Crl~rer: Jno Wuook. Esq Crane; Or Jan Io''
@ 80 -. ~ ,r,.,t SCOT: Esq. Rctai ii '" Esq.
nrnSr II Iape. E-r. Louisa: il:h Iood"ih. f, Luui'
C!ayrlu G Coleman, Esi Louisa "a 10 i""o'''As' f' ~
''., no HART Ir Lewis Sore, Snot>srana ihae
;hc secure n,miss!on please Apply as soon as possible
will ------"--------
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TO MtSUFACTtI kEIts.

-.
be sold public upon IL" ir"iI's'a ut NiH'
w SESDAY. the >th day OCTOBER hcSl all tue Machinery
Building. Lately Owned amt "r"ni" b% 'hc
Willow. PiCh">.
Cards Drawing ChrOsiic Frames WarI Si"rcr.. b"sr"r
Press. and other articles caHin. Ia t Wat
uar Also Stcarer and one Napier
Willie gold IN lots purchasers, AM VII
limitation whatever; an! the sale Will positively TAX" place us he
day appointed
opportunity here offered 10 EslnU!4uUr@ t.
themselves Machinery snail cost Also.
sale as Sui Copper Woin aud Fixtures Tor Hau
For further Information. ply
ELLISON.
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BOYD'S TAVERN. Al AUCTION.

ESY virtue decree the Circuit Cont OF Abrmarc county.
ED pronounced at lis last May the Of BoyLs heirs
Ma.rTrs heirs shall ncr sale, upon premises,
FRIDAY. the 18th day November. ISL
weather suitable. and the first suitable day thereafter. that
AMI well Tavern Stand lOyS
Tavern II situated the county AlDcmarl,
Charlottesville the road 10 Richmond" Tile bulldogs
are and and the Farm 2I
TERMSCa. sufficient elay and the balance
credit u and three years with bond personal security
j. w. SAUNDERS,
L. X. WATSON.
Sn., I',rnnh
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE isEiI. rs
TAT

pi virtue o.! deed Trust Waller Flna, y, gn.
hV dcrsisnc!. duty executed and recorded viii expose pubic
auction I" The highest bidder. the premises. 'ic ~; lay
ter next iiti
fishery called The lump yins the Acia
Potomac river. IN the county % Stafford Va.
The Ian! lies both sides
Fredericksburg. and Potomac Railroad.
Creek The
AMI there the land eNnsli!c shell ar
There The al GOO! crop ndian tor
which viii probably tc sold viii, X; The Fisheries have
considered valuable
trylni altogether
iOfttn! I" ;t''r III rurSut ol mos; desirable property
Although the sc! lie inr cash.
that liberal credit I,riru purchase money
The this respect viii hr made known Tie The
believed 10 be icrrci hnt Trustee Vii
special invite persons disposed purchase.
the premises, which accessible ty Railroad ui at every
day W. L, CONWAY
Aug. lS-ct!5
IN day the sale u the above Land,
" Tor sale. the sa! .rum Farm III" io."wIos proper
Schooner. called the Vim G. Bcar.
the Vim Murray RatTrdux 20 caiiiIr go Col Ru.e
Large Duckn. Guns $50 iloshcts, and Deal :u
connected with the Fisheries Also ~ Horses .a,
Cattle Hogs and all the Farming Utensils with
the land The will he
and the will be liberal ans! made known the
ClAS liERSDnN. Trustee
clS GED W 'nNWAI. RrrsIv.r