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sOCTnERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,
~

Ctsr:.reG ty the Legislature q nis STATE IN 1922.
CAPITAL OYER 33dO,0OQ.
|tuIS Company oSers many advantages oy ,nsetsuSe
with 0. without premium note. The applicant may
the whole ;remiuln 10 cash fer one or two years II
To- latter term, he saves one.eighth OF the amount
:sci on annual policies. Or by giving premium
f. re becomes q member Of the Company, ana 1ss a
N IL regulation besides saving nearly one:hail the
aan. ordinarily charged by Insurance Companies.
ase1css in tne settlement of Losses, under our oye
|ni are .siersble TO arbitration.
DIRECTORS.
~. THOMAS. Fairfax. CHRISTIE NEALE, Alexdria,
4 SrABLER, Alexandria, r. F. LEsThR, PetersouFs'
h 4 TrnyEn, Kin. WIN. s. r. STUART, Fairfax,
: sosgsTsos. Alex'r,a, P. D LIpscoMB, Pr.Wilam.
3 D N.ssry - sILAs BIeLow, Appomattox,
= : nAspsk r. II. CARTER. Fauquier,
i ,j,,, JAMES T. CLOSE, A1ex'drs,
s.yesrrp A. X. BLAKEx, Madison.
:w luoMA, pr..ident: w. ID. MASSEY, Trsasr,
3 scsgkrsoy Y prest; T. SANesrER, Secretary.
JA.ES T. CLOSE, A:tuary and Gen. Agent
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NEW YORK, Der. S.-Cotton il heavy. with 1!es
of 1900 bales Flour ia buoyant sales OF State brands
at "a ~ TO go, Ohio 25 to 40, Southern 10 50
Wheat has declined cents; sales of white al III 'n'"
| 4O Corn is heavy; saes of mixed at 10 10 72c.,
white 7S 10 SO yellow 81 10 go. Spirits Turpen;ioe
firm at 500. Rosn is firm. Rice is dull. Stocks aio
active and higher. Virginia sc 93t.
New YORK, Oct. 9-Flour has declined; Ssie
a 7Os4 gu; Ohio $5s5 25 Southern s5s5 gu.
Wheat has declined la2c; white VI 3Osl III.
Corn Is heavy; mixed 7Oa72c: white 7So. Beef is
unchanged. Pork I, dull; mess $l6 prime ga 25
Whiskey is dull at 23ic.
FINANCIAL.
New YoRX, Oct. 9.-Stocks are active and higher.
Chicago and Rock leland 66f; Illinois CenFa shares
7sl; La Cross a. Michigan CAT; New York Central
s33: Pa Coal Co. 76 Reading 50t; MIL and Miss I63.
Mo. 6s $751; Sterling Exchange is firm al s. os.a
| lO--mainly latter.
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rpnM SANrA EE-

s1. LOUIS. Oct. lo.-Tne Independence correspon-
dent of the Republican says the Santa Fe mail arrived
there on the 81 inst The Navajo Indians still refuse
10 surrender the murderer of 1ej. Brooks servant.
On the 18th Of August fatal hzht took p'scs be-
tween a small detachment Of Troops. under Maj Nc
Lean, and some Indians, at Bear Spring. Msj. Nc
Lean was severely wounded. Six or eight OF the
NsvaIoes were killed. Gen. Garland, Maj. Nichoss,
and Capt. Esston, had Left for the Stssss.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pI pRnHI ANTON

-vropyATlON having been received by t'e Kxecu.
49,, Joseph VINCENT LIVELY, who is charg'
Nv Nv '-"o,rs Henly Epling in the county Of Monroe
~ 49, TO Kill; has fed from justice and IL now going
a- therefore do hereby offer reward OF one
::i'sI Liyey and deliver him into the jail OF
'epH .; Monroe; and do moreover require all ON
'I CO. = ,inouw.A, civil and military. aud request
generally to use 'heir beat exertons to proouro
= -. y. III, said Joseph V. Lively, that he may be
& .s. sucr MS hand Governor, and under the Le;s
hFeH .; n. Commonwealth q, Richmond. this ith
T. d,y OF October ls's. htNNi A. WISE
:?!'' 'V GrotGe ". MuSRoRp. Sec'y Of the Comth.
.bv '.v-ly is a young man. about 81 years OF age,
Ice, tx inches high, slender. fair complexion,
and blue eyes, with scar upon his lett cheek
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IMPORTANT MOvEMENr-SALE OF col
LINS STEAMERs

This much talked Of event Is at last contaminated
The California and New York Steamship Company
h,s we learn, purchased the Baltic and Atlantic q
the CoIlns line, aud the Hermann OF the Bremen Iine
to run on the Pacific side, in connection w!ih the
Compsny's boats on the Atlantic The sale OF th-se
.,aamsrs was concluded yesterday, the price pe;t
"a $4OO 100 each, 5000 900 being paid down in cs-h
sld the balance secured by lien on the ships. The
.,ms Company has also purchased two steamships
i,r this side. which will make the connection Com
p!e,e between New York and San Francisco, via Nj
csrsgua, opening sgsin the old route 60 long sesI-d
uo by Vanderbilt. This purchase gives TO the line
the best boats in the world Ne~ York Neu'.
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IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA

ST. LouIs, Oot 10 The overland California mail
arrived here at o'clock last night. Mr. Butter
field was greeted with hearty welcome. The Dali'
were escorted 10 the post Office By procession, head
ed by band Of music. TIE Alta Californian of the
l4th September has the following:
At Fraser river the watar was too high for success
full mining.
Oregon dates TO September 9th, stste that Maj
Garnett had a.skirmsh With the Ipdlans Oh the Oka
nsgan river. Six Indians were killed. The miners
under Maj. Robinson were attacked by the Indians.
One of the whites was killed.
Rumors had obtained credit at the Dsllss, that
Gen. Palmer's party had been massacred near
O'KanaRan. Good diggings had been found on the
Wsn8tshe.
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EIETY DOLLAKx REWARD.

N AZ awsy from The subscriber, in tho county Of
II 3ur kpchaIn, Va. ou the l2th of september last,
,epro rnan MILLS The said negro is about teet :
L.: ri,h. black aud has small scar on his forehead
about o. years old and was sold to my father aooat
| H. IA, as tie property of Elisha Ashburn, ESQ., OF
,;,emond county, Va.
:nder,,sni from negro who ran of at the same
s. Lin, and has since been taken up IN ratmse M
h Mil. lid him ne intended going back aud taking bis
= with hin. INTO the Dismal Swamp, where be coua
e ,orey enoage getting shingles TO take him ana MS
Is 20 .fe- S:a'e. 6
wi gyc tn above reward II taken ether IN or ouI VI
l. STATE and deliver ed TO me, o. lodged in jail so that
!; &c; a!;n THUS. H. ~ ~,
" atiress is Virginia Mills Buckingham county va
J. .-ri,n
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BALTIMORE, Ocr. 5-Flour is heavy, Ohio
as 81. Howard Street 81 to SO. Wheat sitter.
red 81 10 to l 20, white 80 to ~. Corn is nrIn
white IS to 7Sc., yellow 50 to 80.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-Fiour is steady; Howard
street and OHIO IS 37a5 SO.
Wheat is firm; red 81 l5al 20; white 81 25sl ~.
Corn Is better; white 77a8Uc; yellow 8OsS7c.
Whisky dull and etsady at 23a23ic.
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WESTERN HOTEi, EINcAsTLE. VA.

MIS- u,.$ IL rI4<on,'1 rI4<o,, e. !.
..s Motel Is Of the most pleasantly situated
aoese' 10 the Valley of Virginia, and is now ready
'ecepson Of visiters who may wish TO spend their
=. 'ae mountains Persons going to and from the
~il rnd this delightful retreat for several dsys
g ~ has ;,ed up his Sulphur Spring, one male
lny,. 'aesse, and parties will find this delightful
:,.r. walk, or can be furnished with comfortable
1. to and from the Spring. The proprietor
u, saying that house IN Virgins, can furnish
ap.v vos1modatons ~ than this, situated as lis, In
plenty and surrounded BY scenery Of the most
'gss N'' o'orsss the undersigned at Fincsstie'
Nay l4-c,f UNITY
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|usCapED from Dam No. 2, on North River Canal. on
III me nigh. O, the lst OF August, THREE NEGRO
WICTS namrd JNO. VALENTINE. ALEh BRoohS
|g WM NELSON. The above reward VIII De psio lot
>. .nyery in tbis city or a, the works on North River
80 70: either "f them
IN Yalec.ine's age is 30 Height i've feet five and
Il aches small scar left wrist, and second fore finger
y .Sa, band split color, dark yellow, and was sent
t-e peai,en,iaiy from Petersburg.
* Crooks age is 81 years. Height hve feet four
ts. color black; stout and heavy set and as sent TO
oeni,en,iary from Caroline county,
e., N..ops .ge /. "a years Height five feet i've and
4 r,,r ,ucbe, color yellow ; small on the fore
and was sen; 20 the Pen,entiary from Fine assle in
t:ou-: county. p
L. C5npany. WIN. P. MUNFORD, Secty.
/ .smorI an-rs, 2l la5s-2aw2m
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SALE OF VALUABLE PRopERTY

COUNTY OF PITTSYLHANIA.
soon as a decree Of tho Circuit Court oi the
"A county of Pstsylvanis be obtained shall SELL
publicly ION day hereafter to be appointedS Twenty
Lots In the town of Danvie. and Three Tracts or
Parcels of Land belonging to the estate OF COL Leonard
Claiborne, decd.
The first tract lies on Dan river, in Pisyvana, nearly
opposite the town of Mhon known as the Daoney tract
md contains six hundred and ninety.thrce acres tie
believed that there this tract four hundred acres
f woodland probably the best in the county There is
On it framed Dwelling House. with two roons used ss
nn Overseer's House and nine Barns
The low grounds very fue and the cleared upland
of great fertility.
The second tract 10 also on Dan river three and hall
miles above Dsnve 1t contains six hundred and TWEEN
tyhve acres about hundred and twenty-five OF which
are low grounds and between three hundred and NIFTY
and four hundred In wood This tract can be made
very valuable plantation, having all the necessary
ont buildings and considerable revenue can be derived
from the surplus wood It can be boated down stream
into Danviile
The third trac, lies on Fall creek and extends to the
turnpike only two miles from Danville and contains
nearly three hundred principally In wood The
tract will be divided into WOOD lots fronting on the turn
pike. ,h,,
Persons wishing to purchase such property as that
above described arc invited to see IT, and any communi-
cation addressed for particulars, will DO promptly
answered.
NV address 10 scottsburg, Halifax, Va.
DAVID A. CLAIBORNE.
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THE U. 8. STEAM YATCH FIRE FLY" SAFE.
NORFOLK, Oct. S.-Advices have been receive
here, that the U. !. Surveying steamer Fire Fly,
which was reputed lost, safe in Beaufort, North
Carolina.
The Fire Fly" left Norfolk about two months ago,
under Lieut.. B. 4. Hand, for Savannah, Ga, aud
had not been heard from till to day. All were well
m hoard
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WINGS INsrIrIirfON OF RICHMOND.

t''s AT 1nE STORE OF CHRISTIAN & LATH-
,,, EOP, No. 90, MAIN STREET,
askE dePvsl.es Will De received, cl which an In.
- 'erest OF per cent. will be paid on all sun
: Nnas On depos,c six months or longer and tive ier
:. :,.NH ior shorter period
], 'nrosuton has been In existence birtyone yotrs;
osaec "ver ten millions of dollars; has no suspended
!. Sn rever lost dollar, failed to pay any cert n.
>'seadue. JsO. THOMPSON, President,
WM. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
a.se .se<s-cl2mos JAMES Il GARDNER, Secretary.
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II IL not true as has been stated that the rank Of
Admiral is recognised by the Navy Department, but
by the regulations, aag officers, who have been 10
commission twenty years and upwards, are autho'
rzed to hoist their flag the fore instead of the mz.A
mast and those under that period at the mizsn, as
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT CHARLOTTE
CnIRTHOIISE


WILL be sold, at public auction, on Tuesday, No.
w vember Cd 1858 the day after Charlotte Court
Day. at Charlotte Courthouse If the be not disposed
at private sale before that time, the following very
valuable property:
Fifteen and three quarter acres Of highly improved
land which s situated "Smiths Tavern, with all ne
cessary ouhouses and stables This Tavern House Is
very large aud conmodous is in good repair and sur.
rounded by convenience in the way OF outnouses
water &c that could be desired IL is an old stand
widely known and enjoys large custom Also, two
hundred and sixtywo of wosd land about hall
mile the Tavern House and In the immediate vicinity
OF the village.
This land heavily wooded and is very valuable, and
will be sold In lots to suit purchasers Also hteen acres
of highly productive land which there neat dwell
ing house with four roonis and the necessary out:
houses pleasantly situated in the village aud all In good
repair.
Charlotte Courthouse at and which this property
is stus ed 10 Eve miles from brakes Branch Depot on
the Richmond and Danvie Railroad to which place there
is aplsnkrosd. :.
Its surrounded By fertile lsnds, and enjoys as good
not better society than any village In the State II hns
three large churches and fourth will soon be built
As place of residence, Il Is exceedingly desirable in
every respect
The title to this property Is beyond question:
TEaMs-Ouethrd in cash and the deferred payments
well secured and bearing interest from day OF sale The
time at which the deferred payments fall due will be
stated at day Of sale.
For further information apply to Mr.. X. Lewis, who
,yes upon the property, or Mr. r. g. Gaines Chsro'te
Courthouse WILLIAM w. HENRY,
Son, 11ctd. For II r. MARSHALL Trustee.
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CONSUL-GENERAL TO CONSTANTINOPLE.
We learn from the National Intelllgeucer," that
the President has appointed Dr.. James Mcdowell, OF
Missouri, Consul-General TO Constsntnople. This
worthy gentleman is the Oldest son Of the late Gov.
Mcdowell. of Virginia, and bis appointment will
doubtless bs agreeable to many, from their appre-
citation of the numerous etcelencles Of his dis,in
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Judge Douglas has just made an unconditional
transfer to the Trustees of the Chicago University OF
al! the property upon which the University located
wslving all contingencies of the original contract
and giving A clear title,
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BORNE BARKsDALE,

tsosyy RApx,nALH C. X. BARXsDALK,
Lg,t n Chn,lot,. Of Richmond.
C.H RAnxspALK, late Of Fa,mrills
BARKSDALE & BROTHERS,
'oaNls,lON MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OsPIcE NEAR SHocXoE WAREHOUSE.
3EAAl. ADVANCES mado on Consignmehts Ia
4 hand Jan o-cts
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HhS, CAs>IMEKEs AND vEsTINGs-
,.ir.i 9s Of Cloths, Cashmere and Vestings, just
he. "ca We otter for sale by the yard, or we will
s., sae to order by good Tailors. at very low
ID, 70, Inc above lot may he found side stripe
.e,si ' tCHfLE9 4 CHENERY
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Sent l. ctds
NflTlCE,

DY virtue Of deed OF trust executed by Thomas J.
ID Boyd and vile trustee for the benefit of JO
seph F. Kent dated the 2h day of May, 1885, and re.
corded In the Clerks Office of the County Courts Of Giles
ceed sell on the premises to the highest bidder for
cash. the following tracts Of land One tract containing
about acres and the other about 500 acres said
tracts of LAND lie r the valley of Wolf Greek, in Giles
county. Va and distant about l2 miles from Giles
Court House.
Also in pursuance of the provisions Of the same deed
MONDAY the sth day OF November, ls5a shall pro-
ceed sell the premises to the highest bidder, for
cash. tract of land containing about 81 acres lying
within the corporate limits of Wythevillc, Wa.
Also, on the 9Th day Of November, 1885, the pre-
misses shall sell the property in the town OF
vile HOTEL to the highest bidder for cash. On this lot
there 10 a store house situated.
Such title will be conveyed is vested In as trus
tee X. e. KENT, Trustee.
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Ian Y. CHURCH. WILLIAM H. FLh"'Ne
CHURCH & FLEMING.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANIS,

fiSra CARY AND 18TH STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD 70
LuMBiAS HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA, Ar,
sHilL pay particular attention 70 the sale OF AL
4 kinds Of Agricultural lnpe which arc warrant
h.o, field aud garden Seeds of almost every variety
isy 4-r-f
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tee b.rricadea, aud placing France once more under
the sway of tbs Orleans family. With what ferver
does che say:
May my children observe their political duties,
both by their coBslancy in adversiy and exile, ana
by their G.nuees aud devoted patriotism when the
course Of events shall call them TO their country
May France. restored 10 her dignity and lbery-may
constitutional France reckon upon them to defend
her honor, her grandeur and her interests aud may
se find Onct more in them the wsdom of their grand.
lsther and the chivslrous qualities OF their father
ihsy shouh ever bear in mind the political principles
which bnre msds the gorptf their House, which
their grandfather faithfully observed on the throne,
and whichther father, his will and testanent bears
witness, had ardently adopted"
While it is not impossible that the claims Of her
family to tie French throne may be established we
think it highly improbable that, under the iron militia
ry rule and lypx-eyed vigilance Of Louis Napoleon,
such revolutionary proceeding could make any
headway. The Emperor, by bis own experience, 10
himself so thoroughly instructed in the various de.
vices of secret Intrigue and open Vaccinations for the
possession of the throne that 10 preparation will be
neglected 10 ward of the danger. But, however this
mighty question may be decided, if brought to an
issue, no read. without emotion, the following
language OF the mother and the woman:
"In the name OF the Father and of the Son, and Of
God, and in the name of Jesus Christ, impore His
Infinite mercy, praying Him to receive me, in the
eternal abode there 10 unite TO those for whom
have mourned upon this earth. / leave my mater.
nal blessing to my beloved sons, and pray the Lord
10 guide them through this life, and TO give them
prosperous days, and to grant them eternal felicity
when they shall have noby fulfilled their destinies
here below. | bid them here last adieu, whilst
thanking them for the happiness they have oontrbu-
ted to my existence. entreat the Queen TO accept
the last expression of my respectful gratitude bid
farewell 10 my mother, to whom owe much; to
my brothers and sisters, for whom have ever felt
sincere affection; TO my mothers family, whose ten
der hospitality has ghtened the bitterness Of exile
of my sons and nyselii to my friends and servants,
whose fidelity in the midst of misfortune, has inspired
me with grateful attachments and Hnay, bid fare
well TO France, which l have loved much, and
where The happes days of my life have gided away
commend my soma never 10 forget thst the fear of
God is the beginning of all wisdom, that it s guide
and beacon III prosperity, and stsy amidst misfor
iune TO remain faithful tn the precepts OF their
childhood, and continue stesdfsst likewise to their
political faith May they observe 1t, both by their
in adversely and exile, and by their firm
ness and devoted patriotism when the of events
shall restore them to thsir country. My last words
are for my beloved sons-a prayer and blessing"
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THE WARREN MEDICAL PRIZE.

We understand that DR.. THoAAs D. WARREN OF
Edeuton, North Carolina desiring to give substan.
:ial evidence of his respect for the Medical College
of Virginia, offers prize Of one hundred dollars to
that member of the Graduating Class Of this session.
who shall submit to the Faculty the best and most
original essay on any medical subject.
We observe with pleasure this evidence of good
will towards an institution which deserves to be up
held both by the profession and the public.
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P. II. sTARKE.

HyHlS PLOW has been steadily ~
ii gaining favor With the farmers
and planters for the last ten years, ~
until II may now be considered the l....., -,
most popular Pow In u'ein the whole South na
took the Yasr all the most popular plows In use
it has also taken every premium given by the Mechsc;
Instute of Virginia upon plowa well silver medal
being the highest award offered by this lnstute and has
been successully tested In every variety OF soil In this
state and many of the more Southern States.
Nanufactured by the underssned their factory on
franklin street. below tho Exchange, Richmond, Va,
vhere may bs had nearly eyey article used TOR nnns inc
soI All unads In our own aho7s Of best natsnsL m
April l3-oly GEO. WATT W.
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GEORGE 1. HERRING.
AND GROCERY STORE,

tDMNiSSION AND IhoCEni oAOAH'
NO. sc. MAIN STREET.
Er+ Away, hand full stock Of Groceries, 70
which he Inv, es his customersand the puohc gene
~ Also pays strict attention to the sale OF country
.: aud is no.s prepared furnish grain bags to MS
'i:' vino wish to send their grain TO him TO sell
GEO. | HERRING,
il:,i-c,; No. SO. Main st.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND,

I the 2Oth day of October 1883 shall effe. tor SALE
to the highest bidder that Valuable Tract Of Land
in james City Comfy. called the Main" Qate the pro:
perty Of John Coke. Esq This Farm contains 600
of the best Jaes River red and-75 cleared
This land is equal any in the State for Wheat Corn,
Oats &c. Its location Is beautiful AMI II has every ad
vantage that could be desired The buildings on the
land Dwelling House, with eight rooms, and the
cessaiy out-houses, barns, stabcs, &c
The purchaser will be required to pay In cash elstO
the balance at the expiration OF one year.
Possession will be given the let day OF January next
with the privilege. in the meantime of seeding wheat
Oct 6-ctds WILMER A JONES
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AUCTION SALES.
THE CA IRA MILLS, ST0RE.HOUSE, Nc.



N obedience to decree of the RoH Hunter H. Mar, /.
SHALL Judge OF the Circui. Court for the Couny OF
1859, in the case OF Edward w Sims VI. George II. Mat
thews and Willis }. Dance the undcrsshed wi on the
9Th day of October next fair II not on the next iar
the highest bidder that valuable property known
THE Ca Ira Mills" with hfty acres OF land thereto at;
tached, which situated large and well arranged
store-house coopers shop, saw mil &c. &c THE pro.
perty has been recently and extensively advertised
that the undersigned deems unnecessary sy more OF
now than that it 10 located in the County of Cumber
lsud the head Of navigation on Willis river In one
OF the finest wheat growing regions in Eastern Vrgnin
and has never failing supply OF water The mil is sup
piled with four pair OF stones; machinery in good reps
and Mr. Sims In receut advertisement Of his says that
'rne Corn Mill yields 800 barrels Of toll corn.
TxRas-Credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months,
equa! ius,aments with interest from the day OF sale
ther security. JOHN P. WOODSON,
Sept 30-ctds Sheriff Of Cumberland.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND
virtue ot decree Of the County Court Of Hanover
- rendered the cath Of August 1888 In the suit 9
ninstrator Of Sam w. Stockbrdgo and others, the un
dersgued commissioner will proceed, on Ihursaay,
the 18th OF october If fair and If not on the next fair
day, SELL Public Auction, the premises the real
estate of which s.mii w. stockbrdge died seized
and possessed, situated In the town OF ashland,
Hanover county, consisting Of eighteen acres several OF
which are in wood of original growth The said land has
small building upon It; lies about three hundred yards
from the Hotel and u siuaied for division into
lots for building purposes The said land will be sold as
whole or In lots the commissioner may determine
the day of sale Ashland healthy, thriving, and
beautiful village. conveniently situated upon the Rich
nond Predericksburg and Potomac Railroad, sixteen
miles from Richmond, with male and female institutions
learning and presents many advantages persons de-
string to settle in this section Of Virginia.
TEans-One-third cash, one third on credit OF six
months and the reeldue on credit of twelve months the
purchaser giving bonds With approved personal security
and title withheld until conveyance is ordered by the
The deferred payments to bcsr interest from day
OF sale. Those wishing know this valuable pro-
pery, will visit the premises address eher Of the un
srsigned at Ashland, Hanover county, Va,
WIN, X. WINN,
CHAS. B. STUART,
Sent l. ctds Commissioners.