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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-03-22

When Zachariah Fox, the great
merchant of Liverpool, was asked by
what means hes contrived to realize so
largea fortune rs he possessed, his
reply was ,sFricud, by one article.
alone, and in which thou maycst deal
too, if thou pleasest-it is ciyillities.n.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-03-22
People often think they are virtuous

People often think they are virtuous,
when they are only lucky. Many a
man who practises morality on ven
sion steaks aud woodcock, would no
sooner have his income out down from
five thousand dollars year to six
shiIlings day, than he would enter
tain thoughts about chicken coops that
the ten commandments would be per.
fectly shocked at.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-12
Valuable Slaves at Auction.
Trustees Sale.

ny Virtue III "A Deed II Trust exeruted 10 the I'm
ID art.ignri on ii" 5th day at August last, d, Ms
-. 4 liver shall on Tuesday tie 9th day OF DE
~, cyl Ia front of the Market, proceed Ia sell, Ton
4 rho propcrty tl,erein conveyed, consisting Of her
~, "a HOUSE x LOT lying in Sand, llnnh
In, !. large and commai'ou-. and the lot con
il /. thought. nh"ut \ AORE.
"' EDW. d. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
N aodt6dec
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sEGAx n TOBACCO.

NJ. LANGHORNE * SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEGA0s AND ToBAoCo ~
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
tENllE sub-cribef4 have constantly on hund n large
stork uf HAVANA X PRINCIPE SEGARS, III
lie most approved brands. which they feel confdett nrs
tnlcliur To none in the market, aud which will be sold nj
the LOWEST CASH pRiCEs
ORpEns from any pnrt ol the Union will bs promptly
mel, und enlflo satisfaction GUARANTEE Ia purchasers.
The fnllnwing lrnnda are tept constantly On hand
HEHAHs.
La Flor he llabnna. La Snltnnn,
California, Lns Tres Coronns,
- Jicntcnrnl, - In Gnin dn Agun
Old Dominion Gnmlui-tn,
In Fiel lie /. ]. @, ElIcun do Orc,
Ia Icrraiti, FL Nuptuno,
Rio llnn,lo, iahintion,
vi Piogunu, tignro,
lna Tres E-1rcllua.- In Marina.
Herman Cortcz, irin, pes.
- LAFAYETTE. H. Ar.
IONA co.
Dronocn. Nectnriur,
Gold icud, tnto~hH,
Golden lrucu. stnnnrd, Ne. &C.,
a. -.
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RRANCH nOTEL.Lamd,

1 Nc. Q NALE.-BY Vlrtle oil a dctd NJ ITust
uted to me- ly Wilson + Sray, benring date the 9th
ct jun. 1859 which isnf record in the Clerks OF.
IF the County of Campbell, lorthe purpose specified
81 Deed. | shall, IN Thursday the 22nd day OF De
bor next, il tair. if not the neat tai, lay thereafter,
p5ay excepted sell to the highest bidder, tat auc-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-12
GREENWOOD SCHOOL, Franklin.

the solicitation al his old l,utons a. he Nth
a horhro1 ni Greenwood, ths undersigned haz com
secuted To take eh0rgc al that sfhool. apd viii fesum.
it~e rr.es On the 10th day 81 Junums. lSti.ZThc
~,s<inp cor.i ting I ise funr tbs will animate the Sth
June. follow Ing lrlhi- school Nil be taught Whntcv
cr isesScuti Il pt II uset1l as WILL rs an otnum, ntal ed
ucalion, The elementary branches OF learning, -, irc-
quenily neglected. Ia our ,chuols-ReadinE, " iling.
orihograPhy an CumPasition-wi i'll receive constnttat-
lcidieu. Experience demonstrates TINT tho~c uuintrr
c~ting branches, once neglected, are rarely resumed by
the pupil utter lac has been advanced to the more pleas
Jug pursuits ai classical study. Due attention will be
gtver to comparative Pm laioey aud EtymnlogN, and VIII
ten eNercisosin Latin viii be required Of every elassi'
cal stndcnt-tle concurrent experience al the ahlc-t
philalogi-ts ri the present day having %estahlishe the
luct that this method, ~ connection with an extensive
COZ tae at well directed reading. with reference Ia Syn
thesis and Analysis, l. the only means Of importing u
correct knowledge ct language, mud rendering the Ia
Dor nj once pleasing and profitable, which Ia oilei spent
in difa.c an | lnos1 study e. years, without the least
benefit. classical study will be 81 directed NJ Ia rem
derituseful in disriplining the mind, confirm ing iIs entr.
Sies and hnhitnnting Ito close investigation aud nice
listinrli ms. The Ramnn aud Greek Antiquities. un.
Client Geography oul History, embracing Heather Nv.
thutugy and the m1unera aud customs ii thu time. will
be rarelnlly taught, aud WY necessary means employ.
eel Tor the successful prosecution of thuse Studies. In the
natural sctenrrs the mnzt approved author. will ~ used
osteNt bnok- In thc c,as.ics ,het,xr hooks urc those gco
'rally used intle University of Na.,nnd other high school.
Prof oyies' Mathematics preferred hourd can he oh
lained, in good famih' s,eanv' uleht to the school. On rem
suuulic terms.
The regular examination. ut the end II each session
will be conducted in tie presence al the visitors of he
school the patrons aud public.
The following gentlemen will act rs visitors. VIZ -
Irclariah Finney. TileimanA a. Pull u.Gfezlam Ghniec,
luceh G. Maehenhcimer Andrew :. Brooks aud Joseph
Dickinson.
ofinlormml,eoc concerning his system ot instruction
the uudersigurd rrl,Is#tn-
a nv" Il 'DDii rIE'io.oo. Franklin
A. s. Bniord, {r,u.ylvani,.
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AS will he seen by Mr.. Wio,tou's advertisement mn
nrxrd he will continue tho Grocery. Commission mud
Forwarding Bushes. at the old sthnd of Nace Il Win
-lon, mud cordially |rrcomnend him to the patron 'ge of
the old cu.tomcys of the house.
r. NJ. II. NACE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-12
Y q Yellow Branch Hotel,

.Wi h the LAND ana he'll, and belonging to &1
tme. containing 300 ACRES, unre or less
y drsirshl" property is situated in the county of
b 'clI, IA miles South of the 81 Y of l. %nchburg. i'm.
i tely ON The Lynchhurg & rirt.ylvania I turnpike
af lhe most public roads in Virginia. The improve
\, ara highly ronvrnieut-tle Tavern Hou-e h'ving
bel finished rooms, with two long porchcs. md two
rus-rhr other improvements are also dv-,rnbic,
b c nvcnient Store. II iu,r. B~iacksmirh's Slop,
y IS. So, Ni,h a never aiiing Wei of Water william
n " Slips Of he Tavern House.
r. Lt9l lcs web, l. ptoincrive and very susceptible
y movement Mr. Say. living ON the premises, viii
e '.rusure IN showing the land, &c. IT, any one wish
Z pufchlse. prevaolis to The lay of SAL.
Y line >lre day | ,iuIl also scli tue PERSONAL
uPERfl conveyed 10 me ~ the Iced aiore<aid.con-
" OF quantity of Household 4 X tchen Furniture.
y ut all kinds usual upona iulm-Also,one STEAM
~ WILL, NV in successful operation.
iHRAl> nude known on the da, of sale. Acting AS
r. ,fmIl c 'nvey sue title only as j. vested in me
I" teel aforesaid.
p cl2ldpc II HAZIEWDOD Trustee
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VIRGINIA, to-wit' At rules held in the
' cle,ks nliro Of Franklin county court, on the 9th
daynf December, la5J. ilggh Martin AMI Robert Mar
lin. lids
against
J,no f,ck. lolm WATSON and sllendcr, hi. wife, wa.
lard Mutn aud Samuel Martin. children Of james Mar
tin. II. decd, lrbrel Nutin. lphn Martin, lanes How
,r md Polly. his WIFE, - Moore aud June, HE
Wiz. ! ,lu, Pal Many, WileJ, Ruth JnsrPh and Eli
z,lelll liunfas, lti J ,.iph l.ovn aud Omev. his vife,
children 81 Elizabeth lIuNics. decd Lucy +, AMI Mary
Il Mnltu children nj Jane. Mnriin, 81. decd. one Of
the children 81 John Martin. decd. the ehl lrcn al Jcs-
~ Nniiio. decd twhozc nnmes nrc pnkDown and
Robert T. Waols, administrator dc bonis non with the
will annexed otJtues VI utjn, decd, Defts,
IHGnAHGEHf.
The object o. thi- sul ID 10 obtain n decree. occurring
Robert T. NnoI. almni.trator do hon g non with the
vii annexed . lanes Murtin, d"cd. to settie the nc.
count Of hi administration, aud to set lorth the estntc in
he hands yeI In be administered, aud for u al. of tho
lunds belonging tn the eslnte Of tao sail JANE. Martin,
deed, mud distribution OF the pforco 1. among lIosr On
titled hc.cia. aud al.o u sule nj The slaves belonging to
the snid estaia, t'yoept the slaves OF the snid plaintiffs,
which they ash may hc dccrend II them IN kind J and
the prococdsoii the sulo of the balance distributed among
those emitted thereto
IL appearing ~ .niiaarttry evidence TINT the defen-
dnnts, Jane reck, John Watson md E.lendr I, his wife,
Willnri MnIGin. Slnnei Martin, s 'btet Martin. John
Martin, june llow-of md Polly, his wife, Moore
pni Jane, IA witt, quI the children nf Jesse died
(whnsc Inmfs nrc unknown } are not residents Of the
Stnte of Virginia. II Is ordered lbnt the snii defendants
do appear here withia nnc month after the publication
Of this order, mud Ia what il necessary 10 pr"tect their
interest in liis -uit ind That n copy of this order be forth.
with published j. sope new fnprr. rIitird IN the city
Of Lynrhlure. nurra uerk Tor fur successive weeks,
and posted ut The from dor of the cuusr house Of this
colnty, IN the fr-t dny OF the next county court.
A Copy Tsste,
no. a. SCOTT, Cfk.
WOODS. ? q.
Dec 10 wiw
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Corn Planters !! Corn Planters -!

NNTE. the undersigned. lmvi, z chained ri Mr.. A.
w Kuhn, Proprietor 81 the Suite Too Virginia mn
agency lnr ii - mt nuiartHrr aud SHE If Robert j. Col
nus rnlent CORN pLt INTER- respect lily request
Iinse VIM lrsire IA lnbo, saving mnolinr, lay which one
Land is enabled trperform he work, which, Ivy tho prca.
nj mode OF pluntibg, requires four n hve-to call I'M
lnodiulrly nnd supply themselves with one nj these in-
valuable machines. To this Planter were awarded the
iirst Premiums at the State Agriculture lnifs of Virgin
ia, Ma yInnd, Pennsyynnn aud New. fork-besides IF
~ premiums at oIher fairs. This machine, drawn by
one horse, opens the turrow, drops TIE corn with great
regularity, MISC. Gnano or Plaster, If desired. md GOV
~ il the proper depth.
dec Its DIuGUID e. BRO
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! property in every respect most VaIuaoie. h"~
mated on Jumes River in the county OF Nelson, at
Inotn If Elm Creek, and near the Canal and The
o.rJ line orRaII Road betty cen Chai iuttesville IA d
\ bbure, and as an Iron establishment is as valuable
II, In yirglna-thr qua titles OF Ore and Limestone
II iaexh4nslible. oftle first quality. and near the
1 nee. The title to said Land Is b 'iieyed To be per-
n ,lrpr;aS trustees however we hall only convey such
kn.i<,esfed in u by the deed aforesaid.
rEGMS OF SALE One Two aud thr e yealS-
with good personal security and the land To re-
a., a security. also. until the whole purchase
sYi< paid.
b. pubic. and especially The creditors # A n.
i sourry, NJ ,rtsonery X Brothers, and fiipPin X
hsonery are desired to attend to this notice.
1e..r,. A Munday and Corbin Jordan, who reside
i hi, farn' will take pleasure in showing II la any
te,iring To purchase
WM. b. ROANE
b., lU.rtdS
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IN onANcERY.

IN #thANtERf.
his CAUSE On which an order Of publication hts been
entered nt the rules against tle.dri't &. A.. q Wealth
ctord and a,baen published oneon weel Tor tour sue
ccs.iye weeks IN the L~yqchbuR ~Virginian. II tewspn-
per pub she'd IN the city ot lynehburg. aud posted at
the ront dom of tine Court House Of This county an thu
first day Of the ncXt county court, inter- thc ~iar was
entered, aud the drt't {. A. Il. Ncuihertntd, having
luilrd Ia enter his nppnnmDce. although muta tn ~
one mouth lpts elapsed slnco the sud orl,p VAS compile
lcd-camc on lhis day IN he heard On the bill answer Of
the other def md exhibits. aud wu- urRucd ly cuun
sci On consideration whereof the court ,loth ndi1dgr,
ORDER and decree that aue 81 the Com - Al The Court
do ute an account of the debts due 10y the diff {. a Is
Wcatlcrfor1 10 The def. Henry lluzl,woo1, al tho late
of tie decd executed by the sud Weutioford IL the
the sud llu1ow oil, ia thu proceedings mentioned eN-
cIu~iYe ot the bond nj $1,000 from said W. Ilhcriori to
said llnzlrwoad, in the proceedings mentioned, and MISC
an account of my 1cbt " lrhts pnti by the snid llallc.
wood for the said Wettlertord since the lato 81 sui !
deed. stating Us near as mny be, Tho date OF such pay
mcnts, aud whether The snmo were made nndcr my en-
gugcneut, ON tie pHrl al the snid llazlewood, nj the
time OF the execution of the -nid deod, II N Ike them,
aud nuke Icport thereof 10 this cnutt-and the eeuit
doth further ndjudgc, ordel aud decree TINT he same
Com'r do ascertain aud repolt to this tourl the sulue
of the interest nf the snid g. A.. b. Wrnthrriord ia hi.
drcensei Fathers esrnfe, %purported to be conveyed tnihe
sud lett, Underwood, by the deed in the proceedings
mentioned.
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Nine.e Valuable slaves,
DUnLrC SALE OF VAULusHL

II INNU VTTfEh T"NUFFHTl n REUFUhID.
Ia pufsulncs of = deed 1T trust ,exerutcd Ia me- by Gsu.
+. Snrad, bearing date on the liIh day at November.
1853, and of record in he Clerks office of the court.
court Of Bedford, | will. N the l9th day Of December
next. nn the premises, I'll to the tighrsl bidder, Ut pub
Tie uuctipp. the e.,
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NOT &c

A 7 n meeting OF tbn President and Directors Of the
~ james River aud Klua*ln Cummiy, held ut
Richmond. On Fridny November 18th. 1853, it WIS
Re,oitrd, Tint whenever IA boat -hnll be sunk in the
Cnnnli il SINH be the duty of he superintendent Of Re-
pains To notify the owner To removeit within a reasona.
bic time, Ia be fixed in the notice, and il il be n re
moved in time, il shall be the duty of the Superinten-
deri Ia cause il to be removed from the Canal by my
means which may be found necessary, mud h. shall nL-
50 enforce against .ueh owner, the penalties now pre-
scribcl by the regulations Of the Company ior obslrnct'
ing the Canal.
Hereafter. no Lock-keeper shnil permit any Boat-
man to assist in passing a bout through n Lock, unless
such Bnhtmun shall acl upon the responsibility of his ems
ployrr a. TO any injury Which may result from the nc
lion Of such Boatman, aud no Rontman shall in any
case be recognized "a nm agent of the Company.
Extract from the Records.
dee 3.w4v w T.. MUNFORD Spe'ry.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


tOh OF SLAVES.
\ + tr-u-ue. It a drrIrr II ih. County Ceutt OF
! G'nY' ! pronounced 9n lie lith des al NV nhcr
1913. IA tr stit thes.ia Dip nlitg h,iwrcn Anf'~>
"athis'''' "a nj Is. m WATTS mim'f defendant, |
hal al Cam hell CuaJ h Us m the OH Jay If Janni-
~. ls'4, rat being out lay. pr coed 10 sell by WY Of
publ, nnctints,
Ninete Valuable slaves,
cnh>iS1irg ii mrn, wnaIcn and children bclong.H ~ IL the
retute of Martha " att, deed -
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit oftvelse muu.i- vii
lac civ, n. the pnrrhn-,rs giving bond with good prem.
al security fur The puynrrt of the urchnse mpnry.
WILLIAM $. NJ IRIS, Cum'r.
hoy 2~3-tIuu9 tRep. copy)
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ro,,able Meadow Land for Sale.

T. =, sell the tract Of land on which | reside in
", ',1y,nia county, imn diatcly on the public road,
n,n Chalk Level and Mount AIRY. Tue tract con.
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OF LAND

N which the said George T.. Snead now le.iles, lying
in the County al Belfarl on Jhmes Riecr.nbuu % mi ~
west ri Lyuclburg. md containing about 32J ACRES.
This il one # the must valuable Farms IN Upper Nigin
IN, whether considered IL references to its fertility, its
"'Venience To market, or as n location for Melclau'li.
,ing ON the Commission and Forwarding business. A
good I'nrti N Of the rlnct is BOTTOM LAND lying
Immediately on james river. aud the entire tract is land
"i the best character. we'll umbered and watcred, and
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EXECUTOis 'S SALE.-ln pursuance fine
~ lat, will and fe,tament Of john Shelton, ST., dec'd.
will be offered for sale at public auction, al the late res
ience 81 suid deeed"nt, IN the county of Amherst - nePr
Elon Post Office, on the 18th December next. The crop
of Corn, Come 300 or 4dO barrels also Oats f"t'
der, Shucks. Straw aud Tnbacco crop. Hursc-, Stuck
Cattle, Gam ING them fseo or six MichC MS Two yoke
of Oxen, Stock Hogs Sheep, Pork, Bouse-Iloli and
Kitchen Furniture, plantation utensils, &c,
Terms of Saic.-A credit ofl2 months will he
given on all sums of s. aud upwatd---all anler s. cash
will he required, the purchaser giving bond with aP-
proved security. EDWIN l." SHELTON
RALPH SHELTON,
Idec. | ctl5dl Er.cnLotS Of .JohR ShenOn aerd.
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JOSE. WINSTON
An Immense Coal Field in Market.

TNIIE undersigned has lensed for fifteen yenrs n Cnnl
l. field On New Rive, Montgomery Comfy, within
TX ~ seven miles of the DEPOT OF tho Virginia aud
isiuc--ec Rail road ut ,rw River.
Such i. the Loundless quantity nnn superiority Of this
Gnal, thar the unilci signed is induced, from its greni
ynluc aud ultimnte proltableness, 10 invite attention to.
snrd% it for the pun ose of procuring additional aid IN
Is management. lie viii dispp,r Of his interest nlto-
setlcr. or ma e such ar, angetnrntsa s mny br nccepta.
lie to any one who may be anxious toengage in the en-
ierprize. His lease runs fifteen years with the undispu
tnblc right o. way over tine land-, use ol Timber, &c.
Aud the privilege secured after The fifteen years tx.
pire of removing all the Coal which may be raised in
hat time
The proximity ofthis magnificent mine of wealth 10
lie great improvement of the State, md being exactly
IN the line Il the branch lnil-Road. down New River.
are considerations which ruat nuke it of great value at
M distant lay.
The literal policy which the Virginiu and Tennessee
Rail Road Company are pursuing-by running out arms
ior The development OF the gent mineral resources of
The South we4t-is anothrr consideration which will en-.
nance he value of the coul.beds. now desiIe to bring in
The market.
All communications on the subject will receive prompt
Intention aod every facility in making personal observa.
lions. afforded hy the subscriber.
| have appointed Jno. b. Lee. Esq, of l., nchburg,
my agent To receive communications, md enter into ne.
gotintion- concerning future operation in this enterprise.
Either Mr.. Lee OF myself will respond promptly to all
Communications
My aldress is Blacssburg Montgomery County, Va.
oct 28-d&r2mif ISRAEL PRICE
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,KKS FOR SALE

hon w ,KKS FOR SALE.-By virtue of
1, decd Of trust executed 10 us ON the ism OF Aug
$40 by Alexander n. Montgomery and Others and
I .rI in The Clerks Office of Nelson county court,
,D an the 2Stil of Ostober, 1888, if fair, II nj
~poxtfair day, upon the p%remi'es, sell 10 the highest
H. MI that valuable land known by the name of Elk
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Ill SALE OF NEAR 100 Negroes

I ~ SALE OF VA s EOU NcSTOcs
a. AtCTlON-The undersigned. acting as
''aip1ers under "A decree r:unaunced ar the l9ih
ut 1898, by the Circuit C,mri oil Prrn " Edward
/ n y a sait depending in stid Court in wi1ch 10
1lain'ers and Others are p'aintris .and WhlIam
'lhr IT Jesiah Chambers, decd. and others
"'9iaal>. vii oAe for sale at ,ublic aurti ion, ti
,,5fiuitne town ut Fnrmville.
~ the Slaves. near 100 in Number.
10 ttc estate of la#a a CH4ar-J- dee.l. ~
continued nom =s4 q. DIV tl Nh are -oj3
=.aas are likejy and sa atis-ar"ns thrW ~
haAI TOBACCO f~4Nl>rEBS.
BJ. NoR%Rad,
!. .IHOENG0N. 1Goa'rs
=, II. u MARSHALL.
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HAVING purchased II. H.. Mace. interest in tho con-
fern Of MACE d WINSTON, (us will appear rom the
LIurnu In.rtI.lnnnlI l | viii .unt ul1n Iln
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s.Vera DwclIing-IIOuses,


with the necessary out-bGildings IA store.houSc near the
banks of The james River and kannwha Canal. with II
gnol Warehouse alta he'd. for tie reception of prodGcr,
aud IA cool water Grist Mill. For its size, | consider il
one Of the most desirable tracts of land in tie Stnt",
and such as is seldom put into the market There hive
been sown ON it 100 bushels of wheat this Fall. which
will go with thu land 10 The purchaser. Purchasers arc
invited to examine il for themselves, before the day ot
sale, Mr.. Geo Snead will show it to any who may
lcsire 10 see it.
If desired, the Store house. with IA smnll portion al
the laad, may lie sold separately from lte residue Of the
tact.
At the same time and rlace will sell the following
Personal Property,
conveyed by aid deed If trusi, ionit: Two houses of
Tobacco. about 200 barrels of Corn, 1 head of horscs,3O
hem Of Cows, 30 head of Hogs. and al, the farmir .
utensils Of the said Geo. I. Sncn Z, together with ll
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
ERMS:
Cash will be require / according 10 / t terms oi tr
deed OF trus; To- the Whole of the purchase nom, ,n
nil Of the land a. well aS the personal property, unless
the creditors secured IN the decd agree as they probn1 Is
will, before the dry of salethHl the snmr,or n part Their
of, may be sold on II cradit-of viii agreement, shoulI
any such be made, notice will be given ON The day OF
sale.
10Y 90 tl9iec +. c. BURkS. Trustee.
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,N.usrEE,s safe OF LAND, Ne

rNHGs FEES SALE OF LAND. NE
GROEN, &c- BY vlitue al II deed OF I u-t eN
rcutel by Peer II Billiard, an he 9TH day ot August
1913. and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Amherst
coun'y cuult, We slnll, on the 27tn day al J"nury 1854.
II lair, II mol. the next fair tuy, upon the premises, sell
Ia the highest bidder. ut public auction, n valuable "a
TRACT OF LAND, r.
containing about 400 ACRES The mid tract al 'and
il ihs county Of Amherst, adj joining The audi f Ben
jamin 7. Walker ard oihcfs, aud i the suine tract Of
laid on which the late Col John Dllnrd, resided.
Alsu. nj the sumo time and pIace. W will sell 10 on
II LIKELY NEGROES, Consisting of men women
and chillren) and the stock. utensils, &c conveyed in
said Deed.
Mr. J ines NJ. billiard or Charles Waits will take
pleasure in showing the lapls 10 those desiring To pur
chase.
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The land aill be sold upon 1t credit of six, twelve Il
eighteen months. Bonds with good .ecuriy, md tide
TO the land reserved until the who'll purchase money is
paid. Tho negroes and Other property vii be sold tor
Cash. WIN Il. ROANE, (r.
CHAS, WATTS. '
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OF LAND

in snid decree mcntinte l%,.npposeh to contain about Il
400 ACRES. This Fnrm i situated about seven miles
west Of Christiansburg On the u Il Lafayette aud Iogle'>
Ferry Turnpike, and i three miles from he Virginia and
Tennessee Railrond, II is TIC same upon which J ihn
Grill ;, esq, resided nj the time nf his death The Iaal
lies we'll, and is well adapted to the production of Grain
Acres are cleared, the remainder Is well timlcrcd.
Th, re are w GOOD HOUSES and -ome DOT houses
upon it. A further description Of the Land 5 deemed
unnecessary, US those wishing to purchase will exaninr
for themselves
Persons desiring "A good investment in real estate a,r
invited to examins tbs Plantation.
TERMS OF SAIL :-One.rhird of The purchase
money will he required in Cash aud credit of 6, T..
and Is months will be given fr il sl,alnnce. the purchas
er giving bond With goo security. and 'hr Cnult rrtnin
ing the title "A, further sccurit, until the last payment i
made. Possession given the first dav of March, lSli.
nov 10 wt27inn j. + PRESTON, Conn.,