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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

A clergyman says i. 10 curious 10 note
how many people attend : circus "only
because they want to please their chill.
dren," but still more curious to observe
that in many instances II takes two or
three abb bodied non, With 10 many
women to look after one or two little
boys ind girls.
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EiGaI settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested, that the undersigned. administra' or
Of the col nrtncrship rsta'e of Crow 4 II wds-
shell. will mako a fral settlement Of his admin.
istration OF said estate at the next November
term Of tho Lincoln county Court, 10 b. begun
and held in Troy. on the OH OF November, 1868.
octl nAOl JOS, A. HOW DESllELL a,lmr
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Guardians Notice.

~ osted that the undersigned, Curator Of su-
san j. Cameron, will make application At tho
ncxt November term Of the Lincoln county
Court, to be besun aud hold in Troy on Monday,
the 9th day Of November, 1868, to resign his
guardianship Of said charge.
seps n36 A. JAMES r. SCOTT, Guardivn
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TIE LADIES
f. a LECTURE
W. TO YOUNG MEN

0b ] u Il y u ~ u M II ~ .
Just Pabii,hed in Se"'ed Enre'epe. Price sie cents.
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment, and
Radical Care of Spcrma,orrbtec or seminal
Wens meas. l. voluntary Emissions. Sexual Debil.
ity, and Imprdi,ncnts to Marriage generally
Nervm,sns.s. Consnmp'i"n, Epilepsy end Fife ;
Mental and Physical incnpacity, resniting from
self ahnse, &c by RonsRT J. CrLvERwRLi. N.
D.. author Of the Screen Book" &c.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, c'ea,ly proves fr"m his own exp, ricnce
that the awful consequences Of self abuse "ay he
.cdectually renuved without mr iicine. and with
out dang. rOus surgical operations, bougics, in
stTuments, rings, o. cOrdials. p"inting out a
mode OF euro vt onco certain and eiFectual. by
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi.
| tios NAV he, may nve himself cheapiy, privately
| and radicrTiy. This Lecture wW provs boon 10
ihousnnds and thorsnnds
Sent unlcr seal to any add css, in . p'ain
so led envelope, on the receipt VI six cents, OF
two postage stamps. Also Dr. CulvsrwGll'l
"Marriagc Guide" price IS cents.
Address the publisher,
CfAS. J. c. KLINE 4 co..
l31 BVwery. New York,
July . "a n2Si, Post Ofice Box 4,5s6.
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MONEY SAVED !

We are constantly purchasing for cash ia the
New YOIk and Boston Market, all kinds Of
DRY AND FANcY GOODS SILKS, COZ.
TONS. BOOTS AND SHOES W, TCHEy
SEWING MACHINES. cUTLERY,
DRESS GOODS. DOMESTIC
GOODS. de-, dc.
Which We are actually selling nt nm average price
Of One Dollar for each article. Our rales
being strictly tor cash. and our trade much larger
than that OF any similar concern, enables US to
give better bargains than can bs obtained Of any
other house.
TIE LADIES
Are especially invited to give US q trial.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND EpcHAxos LIsr.
Our club system Of selling Is as follows: For
50 We send ~ patent pen ,ouutnins and checks
describing 20 different or ices to be sold for a
dollar each 40 for -; 40 for s.; 100 for SO,
sent BY mail. tommiss.ons larger than those obsr,d
by any other firm, according C. the size Of club.
Siugls fun ain and check. 10 cents. Male and
| female agents wnnted. send Money In Reg.
istered Letters. Send us o trial club and you
will acknowledge thu, you cannot afford to buy
goods Of my O,he, house thereafter.
EASTMAN : KENDALL,
O5 NanUver street, Boston, Mass.
Juna 4 n12 - Swnl.,,n
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SOLD By DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
J. 80. MAGUIRfS, sole Proprietors
Cor. second end live strsts, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Jan 2, 1865, nj ly
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MAGUIRE'S
HAIR RESTORATITE

THIS elegant article for restoration Of the
i growth ~ the hair, as vel, as preserving Il
from 'urniug gray, an changing gray hair back
to ito original color, (wi,hout dycing ~ stahd.
ut the head Of all Hair Restoratives. 1t il one
VI the oldest. and its popularity and fame cannot
be taken from Il. Price u per bottle.
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NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons inter.
csted that the undersigned ndinins'rntor Of
the estate Edward Hawkins, deceased, wilt
make final settlement Of his administration oe
said estate. at the next Noyembe, term of tho
Lincoln county Court, to he begun ani held In
Troy, on Monday. the 9TH "f November, 1855.
Oc8 nal 4wp RICHARD WOMMACK, admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Advertise ysur bHsiaess In lhe Lin
eoln CsHnly Herald. Terms very
reasonable.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to nll persons inter.
! e''cd that the undersigned. administrator "
tho estate OF Tapey Mitchell. decd, will make .
final settlement of his administration of said
rstate At tho next November term the Lincoln
County Court to b. begun nnd heor In Troy, On
Monday. the 9th day OF November. 1868.
Oc.l ni0pl T. Il. MITCHELL, admr.
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BLANK NOTES
yoR sALU At THIS oIygoS.
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MAG1llRE,S
JA MAICA GING E r

The best preparation Of Ginger In uss, and Il
warranted superior tos strength and purity I,
any other.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

TRUST AND WARRANTY DEkDS
- UesA ~ ~ oale-Sss4.
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NORTH MISSOURI
IN - II L. N % a. ID .
&10a "a e

Takes eject Sunday, fsbru3ry -. 1869, at ,. n
TRAINS FROM ST. LOUIS TO MACON,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Asst Sale.

BY odtr Of Hon. George Bryan, Judge
If the Uni.ei Mates district court, for the
residence of Go. A. Sigh,
On 7hw>day, the 7h day Of May,
the tract Of land upon which the said Gro.
A. Sigh now r'.>ideS containing (434) four
hundred and thirty >f"ur acres, more or less
Terms Of sale ca>h, purchaser to pay for pa>
per> AID >t,;mps.
Al>o at The same time and place, VIII sell
the per>onal p operty belonging 10 the eS-
-tare of said bankrupt. rot exempted, VIZ:
Fine hor>e, 13 head sheep, 5 head cutie,
buggy and harness, carriage and harness,
one horse wagon, gin, l thrasher, set
blacksmith tools, &c. Terms cab.
apr % 3t ~.: JOHN T. Pc ERSON,
Assignee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
- ::. A$CARD.
Coming Elections.

; The .EonsG,utions Of the State Of South
5agaralina, adopted by the recent Gonven:
>tiel oI,Ibe Ett day of March, 1865, val.
no doubt be ratified. Agreeable to thar
CaRsenti9n, ali district offices will he va:
tyaad open for eaayass, viz: =. -
= :. Probate Judge, =
y Sheriff. -: = = -.
CierE ffhe, Court,
Tax -Co!lectof, ~C.< -.
;. SJs,sttee of the Peace, So =
;, Coroner, = z.,... =. o.. - ~ 49,. 49,
Z. ;; C6uaty Commissioners,
= ConstsbleS =. -" :,
:. As such We take pleasure ia recon-.
'mending that: GepI. H. Fl. KinaFd~ be
elected. 10 some oee of t ese Offices. He
Is . mansaf great energy and padoahted
business ca'acitisS., For, stnaHy> years he.
filled tbe efhee OF Sheriff. a respsuStbi,
-dus. Zoo, faithfully. and nd,satiSactorily.- He
has served as Justice of; the quorum and
magistrate for: II years.. Z hese>rarisuS
positions. will ft@Ai.n AT present for the
sps6ser aud just discharge 5ef. auy office
Safthia the District. \ No better nan can
be Selected. Tie aaeStionSis, will Gen'i
kiHara ruu. If proposed asa candidate,
AID for what effee. .
-, -. - NJIMERoU us FRIENDS. :
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Carriage IF 3 an'dBuggyl.
FACTORY.
. ]. Taylor & Co.

Will keep constantly on hand good az.
>ortment Of fine BUGGIEs Of the most sp>
urovrd styles and patterns. combining,
lghtnesS and durability. Built to- order
ght Rockaways, and Plantation Carriages,
Pheafons. Top and DO Top Bngaies &c. d..
Did Carriages and Bnggies renovated and:
made TO look AZ good as new. Repairing
lone in the best manner and at reasonable,
prices, and al work estimated on before it
is repaired and copy given to our custo.
mers. Special attention given to repairing
tne Carriages and Buggies, which is impor-
;aut 10 consumers. Freight will be paid one
way, when srnt by Rail Road, wien the rel.
pairs amunntto over S10o. We use nothing
bur the hest materials that can he bought, and
are willing to rely on the merit OF our work for
a liberal patronage. We invite the exami-
nation of our work and assure the public
that we can build the same class work 40,
cheap if not cheaper than we can import It.
All Of our work is warrant d.
Onr Factory is near the Depot.
Newberry, S. C., March 25 lS'ly
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06

pistris Court ofthe United States.
Eor the District of South Carolina In,
i Bsnkfaptcy: In the matter Of w. A.
WILA9 Ans Banksapt. ~ ~. ->@
TeW6oi9 1t may concern: The under
signed hereb gives Hotiee of bis appoint
mentsas AssigDee of the Estate of w. A.
Williams, Of ;Aee District of Newber,y and
State of Sauth Carolina within said District,
who has been ao;ndged Bankrupt npon
his ona petition by the District Court Of
said District, dated May 5th, A. D., 1868.
b. VILLA Ms, Assignee. ,
May q 70 s:sss.s55s.2,,e - -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Hair ReiuvenatOr.

Just received fresh supply Of the above
celebrated Hair Dye The very best ever used
for the hair, changing TO original color.
leaving it smooth. soft and CLASSY. Call
coon and get bottle. z. STEWART.
April % 1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
COLUMBIA ~
>, :, ~ o..
Agricultural Warehouse, i.

Implements fall descriptions alwayson
hand, consisting Of
Walter Woods Reapers and.
Movers, Threshers, compri-
sing those Of Harder, Brear-
ley's, Geiser's, Wheelers and
Pixies, Railway and Lever
Powers, Engines, Portable
and Stationery, Stump Pull
lers, Gins, Of the make Of
Gullett and Corzier, Enery's
and Brinley's Plows.
Sole agent lnSouthern Statesfor
Ph;fer Cultivator and Plow. = :
Bickford and HufInan's Seed
Sower, with Guano Attachment,
Corn Shelters, Grist Mills, Feed
Cradles, 'Beltings, Pumps, Har-
rows, Fan Mills, Hay Revolving
Rakes, Presses, and every article
OF Improved Machinery. 49,,
~ Descriptive Catalogues free -
S. II. SPENCER.
Columbia, S. C., near Co. C. 3. r. .
April lmo. -. - j..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
'T,al1rens RaiIrnad
: New schedtlles

<. ( New WsScAeduIs.- =
once Ea6FensSR. b., Rss-
: ..lLsufenssCs hs S @ April 29, 1856. 4
30n and after Iaesday 18th Ms9 next the:
AaiHs on idis sroaa viii commence running
.to retun on same dsg;; 70 easnect with u0.
sH6dswn trains on GreenEiae and lCoipn.
ihik Raileoad. At Helena feayiBg Lsu.ens at
%A M on Faesdays eharsaays 5 and Sat,
pf5sy and leating Heleax ats P. NJ, on
ssEne dayss s.. BOWERS. -:
.ES6 s Sdps. Z. B B.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
DR.. J. D. Bruce.

Having resumed the practice of Medicine,
tenders his professional services TO the public,
Office in the huilling formerly occupied bv.
Mr.. Johp A Chapman, and opposie Mrs.
Harp's residence.
Sept. 15 90 4
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
More { : New Stoves.

!. sJuSst received anot:jaer lot of.hose, excel
-lent ;CoSkins s't6ves~l ldeh have given@saeh
entire satisfaction, and among which is the
Cotton P laut, Leader, w estern Empire. &c.,
which. NH sell low for cash. NOW Is
THE TfMEsto. bay. Cotton is. still going
apsand stoves NAY &c mp too. -. 2 =
saatil 90 1927. W. T. WRIGHT. :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Dissolution of Co-partRership.

The co:partnership heretofore existing
under the name and style OF Wilson &
Bnozer, was dissolved, by MUTUAL CON-
sent, on 25th March last. The Books of
accounts and notes ofihe. late. firm are in
the. hands'of, II. S. Boozer, to whom pay
ment is earnestly requested to be made
without delay.
-. J.aC. WILSON,
e.. -. Il. S., Bo0ZER. =
Frog Level. April 29 1926.
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Notice.

~ WfShdtaw my name as a candidate for
Sax sEoaIeetor al the ensafng election, for,
Slais feasoH. II my friends were to- electme
S Nay q s =. H: CRDHER.
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Notice to Debtors.

All persons in any-wise indebted to the fol-
lowing named Bankrupts, are hereby re.
quesfed 70 make payment to the under.
signed, without delay, viz:
DAVID KIBLER,
JACOB KIBLER,
A. NJ WICKER,
WIN. X GRIFFIN,
JACOB S. BOWERS,
SOLOMON P KINARD, and
GEO. A. SLIGH. ...
Atten. ion to these notices will save costs.
JOHN T. PETERSON. Assignee:
Apr! % 81,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Gents &: :BoYS' Hats

: Hsa. We inrqfe an examination of
our Stock, echich has been selected
acith great care, and -1ehuch cannot
fat to- pIedse.~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06

.NEssBs. EpIToRs-Please announce DR.
4. BspIrrsa rs a'candidate for. the Office of
Tax Collector, and oblge KY
April % Is ~ MANY-FRIENDS>
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06

Dsstriet Court of he United States.
Fpsshs Dsstficeo South Carolina .sIa Bsnk>-
.S1npteg. In. the matter Of w Gliam Summer.
Bank kfnpt X = 5ssl.s p - - :
70. .Rhopi It may cancrns Ihc undersigned
hereky gives noec9 Of bis appointsp Mt a. AS
szltI<s OF the estate OF W lliiaIn Sumner. of
ne District of Lexington, and State tof Soash
Cnsosina ssssd - lstrlcs: g hU has keep ad-
i1iaeS = BaSky1JtuF his own petition by the.
bAIrcf Eoart ol Ssld Districts Dated 2nd day.
i: R HOLLOWAY, Assignee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Violin Strings.

A full and complete assortment. English
and Italian, Warranted superior quality, also
Violin B"ss of extra quality.
april q 4t. r. STEWART.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06

District Court ef the: = Rited States
Tsr the 9istriet Of soutf, Carolina In Bank
.rupseg Lssthe matter of, wv. Felix. B inks
10 whom nsyS eoacern The andersigneds
hersby tsfses no iSssof lis oint sent rs As
Ez1seS 81 the essste.of j. II. Foik, of the dist,
a cfN1H6erfy and site of South IA raiina, !wifh-
in sesd disteicf, who his beeu adjad scd q bank
rx6f upon his own fitioii by tie district court
a sa3d dttf;ct Dated 2a6 <dsy of Aay, ,AsD;z
1855 .s-ss II w HOLLOWAY, Assignee.
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MEssBs. EDITORS You win please an>
nonnce Adam NJ. Riser as a Candidate. for
the Office of Justice of the Peace, under the
new Constitution, - - -.,-s-.-,.s
And sbhge MANY FRIENDS.
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leV Ferl'tise / nents.
liRRIIGE IND Il MACON

~ The sahscFiber respectfully. calls the at
- tendon of the public 10 the fact that ne Is
aflEl ON hand and prepared TO execute al
work in his iinesof business, either N - :.
Earriagg Buggy or W agon
) 6 ark. !.
IN, morkmanIik and expeditions Manner
and atsprices az aceoTdaace with the times.
= Having an experience OF twenty >fse vars
xSa1f having worked in all the pfiaeipat cities
ser the Soath, IN the best carriage houses, {
an; confident Of my ability TO give entire
satisfaction. . - s: -s7 =
K Give me d sriai and becenyineed. -
,Siop IN rear OF Nsthan hanterss, and at
:. Aaehed samy residences g
:. hays 6ao GEO BeEAND. ;;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-26

to light n few days since, near klngWoon,
n the INNER part of this county. A man
named Wood had been on too intimate terms
With the wife of another, named Drewry:
Tho latter lived in this county, but had
some relatives in Nash, and about q month
Wv .tarted to sec them. He did not return,
bnt il was supposed that he was still with
his rclot;vcs, and no suspicious were
oro,sod until it was discovered that this
moe no. the case. When this was ound
49,. q marty of citizens started out IN search
n him. taking the road that he had left on.
After nursuinc their search for some time,
,bcv discovered in an old field half a mile
from the road a skull and some other re-
mains of n human skeleton. 1t is supposed
that he was driven there by his murderer
and then killed, as he was a large man, and
could not have been easily carried thlther
after being slaughtered. Suspicion at once
rested upon Wood, as his intimacy with
Drewry's wife was known, and n party oil
citizens arrested him but at night, under
prctence of having a short private chat with
another man, he made his escape, and has
not since been recaptured.
The. cotton crop this year is nm average
one, and is beginning to be gathered and
shipped. | have heard some complaint OF
caterpillars in some sections. They usually
appear in large numbers, and subslst upon
the leaves of the plant. VlAroN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-26

By FRANCIS !. ls''t',
auctionepr and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh h,twCCu Main and Bank streets.
TRusTEE's SALE OF A TWO-sr0R'

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TNO-srORY
FRAMED DWELLING AID LOT, ON
TIE CoRSER OF MAIN Asp MADiSOS
srKEETs.-In pursuance Of the proEi,l24s
signed bv Joseph Brlgnole on the 18TH or jan
uary, 1897, and recorded IN The 9lhcs ~ tnr
County Court Of Henrico, In dccd hook S"' -
OF September. 1853. at half-past o'clock +: NJ. on
the premises, Il fair, II not; on tpe nv ,a'r Gay
offer for sale all that PARCEL or LhND, 'front.'
running back on the eastern line Of Madison street
los feet, with a two-story FRAMED DWELLlA"
thereon, and u we'll OF good water IN the YARD,
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay expenses OF sale
and to discharge a note of 5000, with Interest from
January 1868; the residue upcn such terms ~
the said Joseph Brisnole shall prescrlnr, or III 60,
OF his failure, upon such terms rs the trustee sinai!
name ut the hour Of sale.
sc u JOHN y. JENNINGS, Trustee.
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FURNITURE, sc.

rP YOU WANT FINE AND 1CIE,'
FURNITURE, and al The same sTKINsQ\>
and DURABLE, go 70 Il. A. IN 80 No,s =
street between Fs>hA.D which x y.
@ ;ssi ns has :-:a i , s. r: : S$3 ITxI !, ;si DEE ir:i
Of his business III every i!yt iSt .lh,l - 2.
gives his personal sttentio,' nsauf,ctgt,
49, To- 'hh,n,s.iI ths, 6o can give ep1it' H. lie -
RTIE;pnIETSG aud BoXlNU '""'
manner Ill" - L Ii. \. A~thbN,.s
~ is-yn
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WASHINGTON, September 81, 1868.

HcptcHl'Si N'I
Il is believed that the result in fcnnsS'-
varia will be shaped by the work OF 'ne
next ten days, and both parties arc eIi..'
ed to work very hard. Prominent
~svlvanians here continue very hoPei"'ot "
Democratic success. "a:
General Grants presence in Galcna, II Is
said. costs the Government n yer! prc''y
figure. az all reports, private or o'herwl'e,
oS on oaic;ol character, which are received
~ ho.5nnarters here have to be telegraph
nd ~ him for his information, advice, and
directions. The cost of telegraphing the news
of tho Camilla riot was very extensive. What
advice the General of the Army has sent
here in response to it is not known. There
does not seem to be any probability of the
War Department issuing any general order
with reference to the Georgia disturbances,
although an effort is being made to have
such an order promulgated.
Some folks are wondering why the official
report of the Maine election has not yet
been published, and it is asserted there will
DC no report under official authority until
after the October elections. Until there Is,
of course the Radicals will crow over the
twenty-five thousand majority claimed by
them.
Ihe retrenchmcnt committee. which has
been in session for several days past at the
Treasury Department, has clearly exceeded
the duties for which it was originated
by looking into the appointment oil
supervisors and other operations Of the
new internal revenue law. The object OF
creating it was the reduction of the cX-
pcnses of the Government, and 1t is ques-
toned whether, under the auspices of that
committee, there has been any very mate
rial reduction. When they meet in New
York next week they will certainly take a
hand in the internal revenue muddlc.
The discharge of Surratt to-day did not
occasion any excitement here. The point
made by the defence that the prosecution
was barred by the statute of limitations OF
1890 took the District Attorney and his as
s~ociatcs completely by surprise, and was Il
phase of the case which did not seem 10
have been contemplated by Judge Wyle.
Surratt left the city shortly after his dis
charge. Mr.. Darlington intimatcs that be
will frame a new Indictment, to be consi-
dered by the next grand Jury. TIMoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-26
AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTlUN.-nS
"A now on exhibition A. No. Il 81" ~. 81;
strcs, opposite he Exchange iios'" 49,
valuable machine known ~ .ui ~.
ARSALL'S CUCkLE. GAkLlth' N'
SEPARATOR, fatty =
the only machine known that can I.I,'t u, .t
rate cookie from wheat "!'h"h! g.a u-a.
Of the cookie. In this mAcAn'' ~, .,na~, f
or ADHESION, As applied 10 'a&ea'a1. trg
class, IS strtkiugly ami succcssIt, sgt e
and We invite the militrs, u,actaA'-s H.
ness men OF Richmond grhtrSli ,,r..g! 81 -
terrsted In the Agricultural drN''"f
state. TO cali and See Tor thcmse!Hss; ~ ,nttt}
We are now Offering for sale co.'s al W,sgN.
RIGHTS in tie States of Firc!nlN ~ ratr- d p
vtni.- and will Dc glad 20 s." ahl q.
,hn ccnnir ~ who may l.. y~isisng t"e 81. Ii, rs
Communications must be am r {. Nor
charlottssyiilc Va, or 10 Captain ~
kxchsnce Hotel, Richmond, ~. ygYTo>
,y2-sm hiN
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BY A. {. Pulllam, Auctionccr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A IRA,

ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE OF a TRACT
" OF LAND CONTAINING ONE HUN
DRED ACRES. MORE OR LESS, LYING on
RSiLnOAD, AT A~uCTION.-In accordance
with a decree entered in the County Court of Ches-
rerfeld county A. the September term tlsosl thereof
a. Fore and others, l will sell at public auction, in
front of Chesterfield courthouse, on TUESDAY
the l3th day OF October THAT being court-dayl. at
II O'Clock H.. TRACT OF WOOD LAND lying
ON Swift creek near lle Clover Inn railroad. and
adjoining IN" land Of Obadiah Duval. Esq, being
a norton of the land Of which Benjamin Graves
died seized. The wood can he shipped To Oshorne's
landing, or Richmond, by railroad, ut Il reasonable
cost.
and twelve months, bonds, interest added, ana The
tit retained until the purchase money Is fully
paid. I. NJ. Logan, commissioners.
sale conducted by "a. L. PuLLIAM, Auct!onccr.
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