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The CRYSTAL PALAcE.--This building is not
yet completed, though it is to be opened on
Thursday The Times of yesterday says that it is
now being pushed towards completion with great
rapdty. An immense number of workmen are
employed upon it day and night, and an army OF
exhibitors are engaged in introducing and arrang-
ing their goods.
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A PROFITABLE ExcoMMuNIcATIoN.-Thc arti-
Gle in the Washington Union communicating
the Buffalo RepubLc-said to have received, in
manuscript, the personal appreciation of the Pres
ident-has been followed by an advertisement
worth near 81 900 given to that paper We sup
pose the western organ of New York Barnburn-
erism would like to be accommodated weekly
on the same terms.--Proridence Journal.
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MonE ABOUT UNCLE ToM.-The New York
National Democrat of yesterday says:
"Mrs Uncle Tom Stowe, it is said in our for
eign news, recently went out riding with per-
son in Paris, who was arrested on his return and
hurried off to Jail. What does this mean Has
this paragon of all goodness and disinterested-
ness-this pet Of the anti-slavery cabal-this most
conscientious receiver of British pennies-gone
do,cm from Stafford House among what the Cock
neys would call "the swell-mobi" o.! Temporal!
O.! ,nores" M
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A Cry WITH TWELVE THOUSAND INHABITANTS
DEsrRoyED.-In the foreign news by the Allan
tic, it is stated that on the LIST of May the city OF
Shrz, in Persia, was destroyed, with twelve
thousand of its inhabitants, by the shock of an
earthquake. This is the second city in Persia
and in former years had population of 10000
persons, but an earthquake in 1924 nearly de-
stroyed it.
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We are informed by telegraphic despa ten
from Baltimore that the PREslDEHT, accornpa-
nied by Secretaries GUTHRIE, DAVIS, and
CAMPBELL, arrived at Baltimore yesterday af
ternoon at halfpast five o'clock. They were
met at the depot by an immense multitude of
citizens and very beautiful array of the mill
tary Of that city, by whom they were escorted
to Barnum's Hotel, the PRESIDENT riding up
on q superb white horse. He was greeted with
the most enthusiastic cheers and plaudits along
the route. At Barnum's stand had been
erected and handsomely decorated. upon which
the President assembled. He was introduced
to the vast multitude by Mayor HoLLirs, and
made brief but exceedingly delicious ad-
dress, in which he thanked the people for the
enthusiastic reception he had received in their
beautiful and prosperous city.
Secretaries DAVIS, GUTHRIE, and Attorney
General CUSHING responded eloquently to the
calls Of the people.
The PREsIDErr declined to receive the
throngs who crowded his hotel during the eve
ming to see and shake hands with him.
Mesilla Question.
The Santa Fe Weekly Gazette, speaking Of
the American title 10 the Mesilla valley, makes
the following important declaration, which will,
if rendered AUTHENTIC by documentary and histo-
rical evidence, have an important bearing upon
the decision of the question:
''The territory involved in this unsettled boun-
dary up to the time of fixing the initial point was
under the jurisdiction of the Territory of New
Mexico. AS however, as the point was
agreed upon, the Mexican authorities took posses
sion Of it and extended their authority over it
and actually dispossessed all Americans who had
made improvements in the village of the Meslla
depriving them Of their improvements and labor
without compensation"
1t is also worthy of notice that the commits
sioners of the State of Chihuahua undertake to
disprove the assertion of Governor LANE, that
the Government of the United Ststes had been
dspossessed of the Mesilla valley, by asserting
that 'since the treaty Of Guadalupe, through re-
'spect to the Mexican treaty, no use was made Of
the said territory, notwithstanding the inhabi
tants petitioned the Government to establish
their authority. but possession was not taker
until the Boundary Commission had in accord
ance with the treaty, declared that it belonged
to Mexico; then in presence and with the con-
sent of the authorities Of the United States
what authorities2] possession was TAKEN"
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RAILROADS PAYING ron Ir.--Mrs. Euphemia
W. Bacon, widow of Horace Bacon, an employee
on the Madison and indianapolis Railroad who
was killed by accident at Pleasant Run last
winter, has recovered in the Marion Qndann) cir
cut court $1,000 in suit for damages.
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Mrs. TowNsnEND, at Covington, attempted to
pour camphene into lighted lamp. Her life is
saved, but her beauty spoiled, her face being
badly burned. People must take the conse-
quences,
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A Fool roR LucK.-On Friday last, while the
cars from Columbus to Cincinnati were going at
the rate of thirty-tw miles an hour, passenger
lost his hat overheard and jumped out after it
without being injured
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One Of the most important items of interest
transmitted to us by the arrival of the Atlantcs
mails is the fact that the Prince of Wales is la
boring under the Juvenile infection ofthe measles
So says the National Democrat of yesterday
We suppose it is Of interest.
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PARK BENJAMIN was the orator at Harrisburg
on the 4th, and we have his Grafton before us in
pamphlet form.
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The Boston Transcript looks very snug, and has
a rule beneath well as above each page. The
corkscrew pants are not the only wonders of the
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BLIND vocAusTs from the Asylum at Column
bus, Ohio, are to give concert at Cincinnati in
August.
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RAM.-The Georgia and Alabama papers are
rejoicing over the late refreshing showers with
which they have been favored. A fitting sub
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12

The health of Philadelphia has thus far beer
good for the season.-Inquirer.
The health of Washington has thus far been
good, s
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TRAGIC ScENE.--At ST. Louis, few days ago,
Mr.. Conrad Sceter, "a Germany stonecutter,
returned home from his daily work, and, after
few words with his wife, called his children--nine
in number-round him, and, taking pistol, placed
the muzzle in his mouth, and the next moment
fell to the floor q mangled corpse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. /

RICHMOND, DECEMBER 10, 1907
TOBACCO.-Snce our last report the breaks have been
very light. Prices without change.
N. n. MARTIN & co.
FLOUR-Nolhinp doing Holders are willing 10 sell at
Sc Is purchasers appear ndisposed TO buy al that price
WHEAr-Wc continue TO quote prime red and white al
81 IS a so per bushei T. J. PEYTON.
CORN.-New IS TO IS; o!d 68 to 10 cts.
CORN MEAL-75 cts per bushel.
OArS-i0 a AN CITE. per bushe!
BACON-Moun,ain cured hog round, 6i cents; City
cured and Smithied hog round 9x osa cens Western
snd Baltimore Sides IN ak Shoulders I; Hams III i3H
as In quality; sales mostly II l2h cts.
BUTrER-Goslen, Is % cts., Mountain, l9 Fl cts
poorer Sorts not suitable for table sold az low
as II Is Cte.
COFFEE-We quote Rio II a l2!i cents; Laguyra TX a
l2; Java I'm l3; Mocha Is l6G
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"'''''' NEVER FAILINGs ENEDY.
II q l. J. y w Il Y s o n T. ME- II t.
CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE Ills CiTCHEs AFTER TEN

Of . Iet ;s from NJ, Iopps chemist @ l d"G H
aBled furnish You with exlrana by your
invaluable Ointment and Pills which astoned every person
acquainted with tho sufferer About Mr. w Cum
m,s, Salney street, IN this from his horse
advice the time and afterwards inmate different inr.
maries yet he grew and eng running nicer
not move without neary yes, recently he began
Ointment and Pills which healed !he WOULD
that lie can walk with The greatest and with
| and yisor tsigned) J. TiioMpsoN.
S$EasE WSES 4iI MEO5cE Ap I4S In;E Gains.
bro dated March st. 1852.
Holloway Sir: Inc my children
aed M Of
q whom the case was considered hopes Al enGE e your
ous by perseveing in their the eupons quickly dis
appeared, and the child was restored tpcrisci health.
ieve adopted your would haytbsen
s safsS.'' ;sss y to s' the truth IF @ ss
'5sTS SS G$ SssaSSH5EH
Copy Letter from Mesrs Wake and Co.. Chemists Bath
by Of yOrvauabe nedcns 10 ncsh6o hool, VIC
may 9 Of an Old lady T The yae o. n rhe er s
yesr, asry ey snc an alarming mini x sT
tent as s all ns u,ua Is hath p as
Jour oinet a ps ami ny assistance Of
We have been Greatly nonised a. the e.
SO Sd she Ds b"se 10 age Of s
really case, e,he personally by
the Oath Police Force, been perfectly cuFe
OF old scorbuc affection the alter all other means a
failed lie that entirely c your Oinmen and
speaks loudly in its praise.
We remain dear cir, yours, faithfully,
April 6ih 1883 (Signcd) - r, .WALhER q 20. ,
The syhoud be usedconj0nty with The Ointment Of
the foowingcascs:-..'. 49,: "a .,. ,'ort':t
Rad Legs Corns, (soh) rheumatism
Rad breasts Cancers Scalds
BURNS n. I'll. 81 CONTRACTED antStf Sore Nipples
f...., Joints. Sore Threats ~,
rite Of Nc chitoes and Eephantasia Skin Diseases
Sand Flies Fistuias Scuryy
Coco Bay &c. Gou, Soraticads
Chicgo-foot y" - Glandulaf SWellngs 'Tumours
chiIbiains .n' Lumbago Ulcers - 40.
Hhanned Handle - Piles r:p.., Wounds aYaws
sid at the esab ishmcn Professor Holloway M Strand nsa
Temple Ba London and by all Vendors Of Patent Medicines
throughout States in Pots Blk cents eenLs and 81
Whoesieb the principal Drug Houses in the Union
md by Messrs. A. b. e. ID. SANDS, New York. 80
There side rahle saving byakngihe larsersizes
N B-Di guidance OF Patients in every disorder
re- N red IN each pot 1920 Tune 20 -cw&dly
OUNCE STONE- cask large pieces for coach ma ses
1 for saeby Dec 10 Do'E q w.
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VALUABLE TIDs;- tvATih "itIsr MILL,

.-'--:' '-ss---' At AUCTION.
sDY direction wilof Dr. VIM Taem, tiec, Si seq al
rceuber next, O'Clock that valuable property known a.
the Southern Branch Oi Ezioeh
river, about miles from Noiio'H ;-...;...
The Mill butt in $780, 80 feet TWO atories s fans
Of hest heart plhc weather. boarding VI cypress 49,
hk SUBSTANTIAL basement brick laid best hytrhuc
shed 1897 IS ect ~ can sl'eiS alu s
bushels Of grain ne M hcu Wy -"
and % ieet WIDE rVnt Nv" pan
Iyurr the virginia feneMiy, sale
- orL on Tic ebb tide making 10 IL houf5 per
% capable g,ung I5 bushels Zone par soLea Ids 'ouhG
boiled al bushels unboicd Heal on one de' el"ai
10 2lD bushels diy-bitihJ was extraordinary - .
WORK another MIL o
1 Ie porl covering Of am aud vessels drawing TO
r discharge their cagoes al tile mil uoo Inc soHs
rc of 20 Guaiiy grinding wheat, all the necessary a
rhn,ry rnr BJuI can DC attached III Vc cost
side OF the stream VIII DC u'u WIZ" VIC
Ehhi-- the tide, about 5 leeI inches
SIusl meal sold III N0rlOlk ana 10
prtr,uc and other places the OF freight conmssi"n anu
this Mill Ia market saves Iis expense
from The boat ailicEu 10 me
all that ground meets wan ready
a affected by iresieS or drought t"Ee os ""
are una bic 10 Of watrr) gIIms
as usual lien commands The highest Trces Corn Gin ui"'ys
be purchased al Norfolk -, a.,
being sufficient wDle al The lumber
AZ NuS either for sale shipment NoIlh, passe'
,nrouyb The Dismal wanp within mile Of the MI
the capacity the Mil Is furnished oy MT Johh
sureueuur erection, und sno~a from =reohai
Of what Il 10 Capable
Tie will take IN showing the property 20 any
disposed purchase give any nioiao" '" ~
lcticr. Address Norfolk, Va
TERAs:-Paymrs nstalmen5 Of D. IL ana 10 months
10 be secured satisfactory secury 10 Dear Interest
from the whole nocS IS
n.,J FRANKLIN rOkTLOCk,
r~' Administrator, the will annexed.
n. OF Dr. Win. Taem, decd
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PROPOSALS..

The above be either Of heart yellow Pine white
altogether Of species Of timber
ISM board yellow pine plank for sheahng %
long, than than II inches wide inches thick
board while oak plank for iootwuy q feel
long, IL inches wide, by inches thick.
bill entire heart. OF hest quail
sawed straight and and 10 be free rom knots shakes rot and
o unuunnss delivered aud ectel
the the james River and Kanawha Company Rockets
Onehdo each in the bill Of timber be delivered on or be-
the s day OF February The balance Of the timber and
plank delivered before the s DAY Of March eX
$780,. ID S. WALTON Principal Assistant Eng ineer.
Sealed Proposals delivery of the above timber will be
ceved the Office Of the James River and Kanawa Company
l2 NJ the 18th nst and the purity whose proposal 10 accepted,
will required written contract and give security for
the due per omance thereof WIN. p MUNFORD, Secretary
5-cpw
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A RUNAWAY NEGRO MAN IN JAIL.
ury N

XMAS committed the Jail Of Wyhe County, Virginia. the
w End day November 1853 negro who calls himself
JESSE VIM The said negro is fvo feet eight and halt inches
high made of copper culor small wskc an mustaclos
quick spoken and he free mn and
was born IN Richmond, Va 1888.
When the said committed Jail, his clothing consist
ed OF black cloth light home made p,na0on lombIzlne
waiscoa and black silk hat alt o: which were much
The said negro when akenup in OF free
pers and believed slave; but that he free man.
The the said forward prove
perry charges and him away he will be dealt with
the law directs. MICHAEL MOVERS,
Dec. 7-cw6w Jaiior Wythe County. Va.
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PUBLIC SALE OF. LAND IN THE COUNTY OF

aIY virtue decree Of the County Court OF Louisa county mace
ID eli The 10Th day of October 1853 IN SUE IN cepfnu
inc said Court between Alexander H. Clayton rluit' alH Audit
san Drawer William Drapcrud others De eaGls Tue uhael.iSeU
appointed by for the uo=e, viii, on
The >, day tile hfsi lar DAY 'hsto
on The highest bidder, II pubic auction
$40 OF land IN tic b in said sun 10 s
waters Of Hickory creek in Louisa county - -, ;,
Tire purchaser will be required I" nay MY uots W eash a 'oi
the resi- purchase money Credit Of one anu TWO VIII DC
given 49, r. $50, -, ~. /, ,J m ..cr,.
The er. lHs,a mcnts Will required, In conformity Win The
{ rad IerTrr.
g The land viii be soid by the acre, and surveyed
The land lies mica northeast from lou'e eouI houSs
comfortable dwelling Mouse anu the
necessary ou buildings IT, aud Of IretIy good Gnay
Nov i9Ncwtls JOHN HUNTER. Commissioner.
A VALUABLE FARM rom SALE.
J.SE subscriber wishing abandon the farming ~ Will ouei
1r sale privately valuable farm upon VIII! rh he resides
This farm lies River very the head Navigation
and about Ten miles Cupepcr &. H. 1t cunans
bu acres we'll for cultivation, with an abundance OF ~o
The subscriber feel. co6dn. saying hat This land equal !"
any now IT, market The may be conveniently
three tracts One which win contain about oo
mr. on the west eide oil Hazel River with and GIisl H upon
it, Of the nneet water powers IN the Stue IT,
Two small upon this The cleared Land e prince
paly tho and Is we'll taken IN m ~ IN y,
will contain go acres with 100 Of cleared ANU ~ " s
which rich a!luvaI liver bottom. The balance 10 ns
.imoered with the finest oak ard pine a nv
uro1 this tract, but beautiful and eieValed FIG -, to
wish 10 errc ih m The remaining tract cohtalnns aD1u. go
acres IL all high land, with the dwelling anu gu. ~
in every I'D and an abundance oil gooa umoer.
SbouLI the entire n soj, any portion OF may DC hau'
mi bnyer, wpu!d we'll TO cal and examine THIS
The snb n ber vii pleasure In showing ITO any
The ierms Of The sale will be onelhrd OF Tho @
NJ The other and two Year, the delayed
poy%snii " to Ss amply 'ss''se LEWIS & FIELD
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH.

IArER FROM EUROPE

La KUN ECRoF
Nov, y.nx Dec l5-The steamer Asia, with LlVetpou'
,,s w Dec 81 has arrived. According TO her quotations
onr in the Liverpool mat ke hid declined l~o s
70 d 600 bales Consos had declined TO 81
The war makes but little progress bu. seems 10 NC IL
of The Turks. lehman Russa and
new project to settle the dihculie ee"ee" A>0''" ~
Turkey had been proposed by Austria. ~. n,nrhe
Continued skirmishes take place nong s,e LIMA, Tbev
In Asia the success of the Turks hao zee" e., ~
had euutured 6rst class fortress ut KATE ano 'o' d
Usurghetti. , 1.-Two Russian fripple Bla-
diner in the Black Sea- ana 6 sp
an Egvptian steamer after q desperate nsn'.
Tho allied fleets remained at their anchofase 900, Co
r. 10 rsnored that The Turkish fleet intends 10 attack De
Austria had proposed conference to be held eui
Vienna Paris or Lonlon-Russia and Turkey 10 % '''
to send delegates 49, u;, end defensive,
b,d hcen formed between England, France. SPAN Ho
dinia ,a. manifesto Turkey
mil, ses RnssIan shipping of the 18th November. f,o,,
The sultan had declined receive intinea ra
Uemas being unwilling TO make Il ng az adrjauople
Apartments are preparing for tho ouuh ~ The
Ta ondon of Affairs in Serva are unsatisfactory.
Government has demanded OF Inc oua Inc porte be-.
sian consul u, Belgrave win an ,hrch II uro.
Tsass Ssryia TO be under Russian influence 'aous
snnrtsd ,ha, revolution has broken out IN
In favor Of Don Miguel. .o..
CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEED!NnGsSss.a ioos a,s
WAsHlSoroS Dec l5.-rhe sESHrs IN fayor OF pur.
unmpotnan , Ve,non was warmly discussed-ou' no &C.
| cson was arrived at. ,,i,o tho mode of appon,ing
Inc % Secretary Of the Treasury, elected consioe!a'
me MIR Ewing of Kentucky, regarded It as an IN,
pie oeoa ssouIt on Mr. Guthrie, which Messrs bayly and
! Houston denied.
WASHINGTON Dec. l5-l is Iumored mat On espe
dition four thousand strong WIN san ''oh Ne
about the middle Of February, Tor CUBA
BOSTON, DEG. l5,-In the Municipal election to-day
| ,h. nonncrats have generally succeeded.
NEW YORK. Dec l5.-John Mitchell the lrlsh pa'f'o'
has agreed TO visit Baltimore
ga,-rMoRE, Dec l5-FIour is easier and grain hfmer.
New York, Dec. l5.-Breadsulis steady-corn oe"er'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
OST OR STOLEN from the subscriber Richmond Peters
burg fa on Tueauay the Isl Of November BOOB
containing the following Notes all Of which Payabl. 10 Sa
NJ E. Lemmonds due July the Oh 1851 Said Guardian
Notes are on The following persons One S p Secrest
others OF s 80 cents D. Curlee and Others Of 1859
Eli Stewart and others s4 cents. one on Robert Simpson
and o.es Of sS5 o. On Secrs credit Of s57 OK
Stewart and the following persons Two
on VIM Williams and others slC0 70 each due October
Of IS CO. duo Sept TO- 1882 L. NJ Mccall CPS 90
due November h. 1852 one noe NIL NJ Mccall anil Others OF
January B 1851 note D. c. Robson, OF SIS 81 due
January H. 1882 A. LemmonJ s75 o.
TO- 1882 one noie Slie Of s 70 cents due October
1882 crednof $50 co. note H. NJ Mccall, Of s25 81
&c s due February ISL SIC cents given the
9th January 1852 The balance OF The papers ccoeced
All persons hereby notified not TO trade Tor any Of the above
mentioned notes. - s-'.' 80 49, '9G ..'
delivery Pocket Book and its contents TO Columns Sore
of Dee i a.. ~ E. c. STEWART
TO THE sHEKIFEs OF THE En- r, Go % Sss{ OF
TIE FoRTY.sEvENTM SENATORIAL DISTRICT:
WHEREAS vacancy has occurred The Senate OF Virginia.
from the district composed said countless TO take effect the first
day of February .-I.vsst q, .;5..f .u
These you the name and By aq!hC-
Of the Senate Of Virginia in Of the ACT Of the As
semb IN such cases provided cause an TO DC
eo on me lsh day Of January the various voting aees
your countless givng notice thereo Inc va
Given under hand President of the Virgil
MI al the espilobhis tenth day Of December, 1879.
49,. - President OF the Senate.
Teste SHELTON c. DAVIS. &c. s. -. Dec l3-ctl.
JEST PERUVIAN 'GCANO.-Tam now receiving
sdPpy Of best Peruvian Guano Those require The article
Ior or early Spring supplied the
regular market rasea f $50. LUIGI w. Fry.
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INFORMATION having 9ecq TeceivcI by nc xceunTs !L
the ! NJ Se'en Der last b! WILLIAM
CURTIS on the body OF Frederick H. Dnw near S,e'.isou-
thu County Cuprpcr, and that the said Cus has nsd n
sjce and now going LARGE; DO therefore hereby offer re-
ward hundred doll person or person. MIC Ss at
HE William deliver !HI into te Jai 81 C'
rcnc Cnun,y and 10 require all Officers OF hl-
Common military, and request the ;"ir eehe'
ray their best excos 70 procure The arrest OF INC d'
It's that he may brought toIuscc.
my hand Governor and un!er Tie Lesser sea :"
The Commonwealth Richmond, this Sid day OF ii.i2!oef
IL. IN The ye,r ls5a JOSEPH JOHNSON.
ny The Governor: GEORGE '" NVEf'Rp' SeCe'a'! :" "a. '"
inunwcItlL -. =,
Cus. 80 years i've feet ten or eleven inches
o,rrbIy dark Inir wih sryi blue eyes, made ching
about pounds Ills turns up ls AN" Is rIund anu e
a. The end Ills Two upper from lap lie generally 'rlws
on breath before sietkns bus hoac vVic: anu IL Is believe"
WI III. ". 5-c3Y
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W. X. MASON,
II A. CI.AlBROOK,
no. MAYO, JR.,
X. l.. +. BEALE,

C, E-lt1s |UHIIutIoTcI.-
-LiSDIN HANOVER COUNTY FOR SALE.
THslIE offers for sale privately tho tract oil Land on
which he a present resides lying South Anna River aud
rcch Crcek y miles from Richmond and ns from Slash
Cottage F. Kali uaL containing about tour Numbered
acres half arabic land IN high state OF I'M.
and pied the growth Of wheat CORE oats and
good portion being river nnd creek low grounds
The balance wei OAK and pine.
numbered ne Springs ai'tdnE aseonant sup
pIy Of pure any IN virginia -.
hr improvements CONSIST dwelling with four roos IN com
far able repair (usier wish addition OF three room. connected
{, tie main dwelling by porch tins part viii b; reElire' II re-
CURED sae barn. corn house. granary
carriage huu,c, sc. 49, ~,
The inton healthy any Eastern Virginia The society
COOL description deemed unnecessary nnnuc
AZ those who may purchase will call and examine Tor he
selves ,,,,u,,,,
ne, II-.ctC Segroiuot Post Office
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PI,xI,i1; SNLs: OF n EIiItOEs


saY virtue OF a decree Court OF Louisa County
made the ir day OF April 1919 IN sui III CAnccry mere
Ill Gepeauls Frances hompon aGE'i'' EaI re w
mis- nan The will John PolndcAter Jccrased pam
r: PoIncrc Mary Quarea and others Gelsndans
shall on Saurd s! day December next at Louisa Court
liu IN Tavern house al said place ee al PUBIC auc
;un 10 the highest hl!cc negro mentioned IN SAID de-
sum pay the costs Of tie .uit aud The expense
executing the said decree which 10 DC pad how'd W reauy
nrc bond with good security bearing inter
m from date understanding be endorsed on The back
of the bond puEctuay paid the interest Viii Dc reinie
SuH-lQ --rMi