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Sincerity.


Give me sincere friends or none.
This hollow glitter of smiles and
words-compliments that mean
nothing-protestation of affection
as solid as the froth upon champa-
gne-invitations that are but pref.
ty sentences, uttered because such
things are customary-aro worth
less to nae. There is no need Of
them. II is proper to be civil and
courteous to the most indifferent
stranger; but why assume friend
ships outward show when no real
ity underlies it? When ono feels
friendship, the object of that sentl-
ment cannot suffer, and leave our
hearts acknowledgements be SIAN
dered, leaving us unharmed.
To see our friend successful even
beyond our own powers of success,
is, great joy to us; to hear that
friend appIauded is pleasure. Yet,
every day, men who fancy themsel
YES friends, show mean envy of
each Others lucky hits; and wo-
mon, who kiss on both cheeks
when, they meet, will whisper
treacherous little stories of each
other-yes, and whisper them to
men. So that, when most women
say to mo, I'VE were talking of
you just now2" | wonder only-for
one is not sincere enough to say it
out-whether it has been possible
to squeeze one drop Of scandal into
the humdrum story of my life; or
failing that, how many times they
have been multiplying my age by
ten, to prove mo older than /
conf fess myself to be, But it is not
sincere to praise every body. 1t
sounds amiable; but the men cannot
all be "charming." and women all
$50 sweet" l like to know from the
speech of man or woman that this
one is a friend; that, a mere &C,
quaintance' st s7lf
/ think warm hearted people are
never general admirers. ALI can
not be loved sincerely; all cannot
be even pleasant. Constant lauda-
tion of every body may be pleas
ant form of insincerity, but it is in.
sircerity, after al, for me. If Heav-
en- will help me, will not abuse
my intimate friends when their
backs are turned | will not praise
any ene / do not like; l will not
kiss women / hate, nor givo mon
loving hooks and loving smiles
when / do not like them. And as /
do unto others, may they do unto
me, for deserve no better.
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HUMOROUS.

TO keep tho Indians quiet requires
considerable Ingin-annuity.
-"Home-sweet, sweet homs," Is the
bee said when lie entered his hive.
IA coffin" raid an Irishman, "is the
house that man lives in when he is dead"
81 live in my loves eyes" said Ian
gushing Jones. ~ believe you, my boy"
said rude Brown, "for she has got . sty in
it,"
"A warm suggcstion.-It Is suggested
that in building 70 aroads the rails should
be heated red-hot, so that the workmen
will lay them down quickly.
An unfortunate Kentucky editor thus
addresses his delinquent subscribers
Friends, We are pennilsss. Jobs turkey
was a millionaire compared with our
present depressed treasury. To-day, IL.
salt was two oents~h barrel, we could not
buy enought0 pickle a jay bird"
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ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
ny GENERAL RpBEar II. LYrLs.


lam dying, Egypt, dying;
Ebbs the crimson llfo-tide fast,
Aud the dar Plutonian shadows
Gather on the evening blast.
Let thine arm. oh Queen, support me,
Hush thy sobs and bow thine ear;
Har on 10 the great heart secrets
Thou, and thou alone, must hear.
Though my SCARED and veteran legions
Rear their eagles high ms more,
Aud my wrec ed and scattered galleys
Strew dxr Actiums fatal shore
Tho no glittering guards surround mo,
Prompt TO do their masters will,
must perish II 9 Roman
Dio the death, Trinmvii still.
Let not Cesars servilc minions
Mock tho lion thus laid low;
Twas ns foeman's hand that felled him
Twas his own that dealt tho blow;
Here, thon, pillowed on thy bosom,
Ere yon star shall lose Its ray,
Him, who, drunk with thy caresses,
Madly threw the werld away.
Should the base plebeian rabble
Dare assail my Tame at Rome, rH..
Whore the noble spouse 0ctavia,
Weeps within her widowed home,
Seek herl Say the gods have told me,
Affairs, angels eiroling wings, ...u
That her blood with mine commigled,
Yet shall mount the throne Of kings.
As for thee, star, eyed Hgyptian, aHt
Glorious soceress Of the Nil-l
Light the path to Stygian horrors
With the splendonr Of thy smile; e
Give to Caesar crowns and ar ches- .s
Let his brow the laurel twine;
can scorn all Ces5r's trlumphs,
rriumpbing in low like thine.
lam dying, Egypt, dying. ..
Hark, tho Insulting foeman's cry
They are coming Quick-my hlohion
Lot me face them ere die. srs
All, no more amid the battle
Shall my voice exulting svelll
Isis and Osiris guard thee
Clsopatra-Rome-farewell
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Description!
FAST STOCK FOR SALE.

win sell the best Buggy Team in
Dsilss, With or -itheuf harness and bug
~, At Epi1ootic prices cnlitf NJ stable
sud examine The outfit
". w.. ORR.
Dallas, Jsnualy 10 ls7z-ls.f. =
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Written for the Herald.
LOST OR STOLEN.

r.. LOST OR STOLEN.
oh, yssl oh, yssi has any one found
A heart that lady has lost
Whoever returns It unbrsksn and sound,
Shall be handsomely paid for their cost;
For the lady who lost It il sadly distressed,
Her eyes with weeping all swollen;
When first II was missed she can't tell in the least
But she's rsason to think 1t waS stolen.
Oh, yes She thinks that the thief 10 youth,
Who silly attention has shown her.
Whoever It is may as well tell the truth,
For Its only of use to the owner;
And why he's so backward at showing his face,
She thinks is exceedingly strange,
And she begs that he hers will replace,
Or else give her his In exchange.
FANNIES.
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AUsrIy. Tex.s. April lb. Is7a

-The colon crops Of Texas flis last
s<1tsn is sstiaaied Al S2o.OOo.oOo-
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REFERS, BY PERMISSION, TO
Hos. r. N. T. Hunter, Va; Pritcbard & Bickham
o.; Hon. VIM. L. sharkey Washington, d. c.,
4. J. Hart Co., N, o.; Hon. A. q. Brown. Miss;
Pike, Brother a Co., Bankers, N. o. Payne. Dameron
Co.. N. o.; W II. schiefielin a Co., N. T.; 7. II.
J. III. Allen Co., n. O.; shyock A Rowland, st.
T.a%, = Co.. n. or B., L,"Ss "a Co. o. n 9s.i o.: Re-.
ergarfen A sons. Phila; Warren Mitchell a Co.,
Louisville, Ky; j. B. Bow man, Lexington, KY; 2
I. hcprayer, Harrodrburg, Ky; David Landre'h
son, Phils. ----asa- trEs
Bpsipess coresposdsnce promptly observed wber
post expenses are advanced.
Ofics, for the prasent, under Dallas Library
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

A large and complete stock Of TiLw ware always on
hand. Merchants and dealers will nnd II tn their
interests to give them call before buying order
ing elsewhere 800
Job work ofall description specially attended to
and work done guaranteed. ~. f
Orders Solicited ana Promptly Filled.
April 2sth, lS71-3a:tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09
Harrisonburg Subscription to the Narrow
Gauge Railroad

Opposition to the payment OF the subscrip-
ton made some tine since to this road is made
gu the part Of portion of the citizens Of Har-
risouourg On Monday of last week, the Coun-
Gil of Harrsonburg by a vote of nine to one
voted to deliver On the next Monday (yester-
day. to the Treasurer of the Narrow Gauge
Railroad Company wv. G. & St. L. r. R.,)
SIS 600 in seven per cent. bonds of the corpora
ton Of Harrisonburg being part OF the $780,
900 subscribed some time since by the voters Of
the town.
On Tuesday hlessrs Philo Bradley, VIM OFT,
A NJ. Newman aUd d. NJ. Switzer, by counsel,
sued out az injunction from Judge Turner
court to stop the delivery of said bonds. The
friends Of the road will try Immediately to have
the ipjuuction dissolved and the bonds deliver
ed.
Among other grounds Of objection, the op'
ponenis OF he delivery OF the bonds urge the
following: The illegally of the charter; the
llegaty OF the election that the company haG
Tot compiled with their obligations &c
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NsaU .AdUestGse29ae .tS.


a TIMELY WARMING ALL PAL.
IA ties who are indebted to us, whose az.
counts are now overdue, are hereby notified tn a
payment MUST be made by the FIRST DA
OF JANUARY, 1874; otherwise they ii
MOST POSITIVELY be placed in other hands FOL
collection. We CANNOT and WILL NOT per mi
any further abuse of our orbearance
dec9-2l j. BUMGARDNER & SONS.
EEAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
ILL Chalfants Cocoa Cream
Cooks Balm of Life,
India Choagogue,
Iarrrant's SeltZer Aperient
just received by OFT s. STAR7LER.
at the Red Front Drug Store.
GRANULATED CIT. ofNEAdaNEsIA.
VI Circassian Hair OIL
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Bryans Pulmonia Wafer 8,
CoXe's Gelatine,
Juvi,s' $ KID Glove Cleaner.
For sale by OFT u S'rABLER,
at the Red Front Drug Store
W"' j. NELSON A,,.rn.,..,.,.w
Ind General CotEecs0r,
STANTON, VA.
Nas- Office on Augusta Street opposite the
Court house-Znd 1oor: dec9-1y
EDROWN'S Bronchial 'RfsVUaES.
I'D Thomas Tar Troches,
Edey's Carbolic Troches
Hubbeps Chlor. Potass. Lozen res-
For affections of the throat Just received by -
OFT q STABLER.
at the Red Front Drug Store.
4 lalyert's Car6ol5c Dental Soap.
u Shaving {"
Toilet
Disinfecting'
just received at the
RED FRONT DRUG STORE.
r. OTHCE.-The Annual meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the National Valley
bank of Staunton, Va. will take place at their
office on TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th. Ira.
at II o'clock A. NJ.
dec9-2t w. G. ESKRIDGE, Cashier.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09

sOTICE-Pursuant to
e Circuit Court of Pocahon-
ST Virginia, rendered on the 3rd
Ter, 1873, in the cause of James
)r John w. Warwick, the
-uer commissioner of said Court,
will flee, in the town of Hun
ter county. w. Va, on
T d d~y Of January, 1874,
= report the account directed
unit of all the liens upon :ao lands
mt. John w. Warwick, by juig-
rwise showing their dates amounts
les respectively.
account of all the real estate owned
efendant, Warwick, or to which he IS
showing The character of his title, the
d It of his interest together with the quantity,
locs ION and value of said lands including there
in all lands covered by any of said liens, wheth-
er they have been since aliened by said War
wick
3rd. An account of any matter to be especially
stated, which |. as Commissioner, may deem
proper. which the plaintiff or any OF the llenors
may require.
All parties interested are notified to attend at
the time and place above specified.
GEO H. MOFFETT,
dec9-6t Commissioner Cir. CT. of Pocahontas.
NIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerk 8
' Office of the Circuit Court of Highland
county, December 1st, 1873,
II. FL. Jones, flaintlH.
Jacob Ruleman, Christian Ruleman, E. T:
unders, Jacob L. Shumate, s. Il. G, and
mmissioner in the cause of j. s. G. Rule
n for &C., u.s. 81. w. Wilson and Banjamin
Hook and John NJ. Hook, Executors Of
pert S. Hook dec d, ........... Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
object of this suit is to recover against the
lants, Jacob and Christian Rulemsn, the
It of two debts in the plaihtitf Dill men
and to attach the debts and effects due or
me due to the said Rulemans IN the hands
,ther defendants in satisfaction thereof
tppearing from satisfactory evidence that
9ndant7 Jacob Ruleman, Christian Rule
Il. T. Saunders are not residents OF this
nwealth; 1t is ordered that they do ap'
q within one month after due publica-
eof and do what is necessary to protect
crest.
- ~ j. G. MATTHEW, Crk.
Jones D.. deco At
IMAM VACATION.-In the
Jerks office Circuit Court OF Augusta
december 5th, 1873
Nhitmore, in his own right, and as Elk
ecutor o. Samuel Whtmer, dec d, ..... plaintiffs
AGAINST
Joseph NJ Whitmer, William Whitmer, Reu-
ben A. Whitmer, John Addison Whitmer,
| George R. Jefferson and Sarah Margaret, his
wife, Daniel Asberry Whitmer. William y
| Hedrick and Nancy Jane, his wife, Samuel w
| Whitmer James j. Hedrick and Susan Aman'
| da. his wife, John A Fauber and Elizabeth U.
| his wife, Elizabeth G. Picker, Samuel w
Picker and Charles A. Picker, the three last
named being infants under IA years of age.
| In Chancery.
| The object of this suit is to have the WI o.
| Samuel Whitner, decd, construed, and MS es
| tate settled according to law.
| The Defendants, William Whitmer, John A
Fauber end Elisabeth, his wife, not having en-
tered their appearance, and 1t appearing by sat
| isfactorv evidence that they are non-residents o
this State: 1t is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after due publication o
this notice. and do what is necessary to protec
| their interests Teste, 49,,
J. N RYAN, Crk.
n At u,pp1eoN n n dec9-4 at
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09

General Wick ham sta ed that he believed
maj ority of the stock represented but was that it
would be hardly necessary to go into the for
mallty of appointing com mittee TO ascertain
that fact, as he had received information from
the authorities 10 New York that the annual
reports would not be ready for two weeks, and,
at the request Of the president of the company,
ne therefore moved that the meeting adjourn
for two weeks-untl Thursday, December 18Th.
at II NJ. Agreed to and the meeting adjourn
ed
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09

Il is understood that the Governor elect,
General James l. Kemper, has determined TO
recommend the abolition Of the Office of aid
to the Governor"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09

Lee Martin, a lad Of fifteen years of age was
murdered by Isaac Howell. in Patrick county,
Va, Friday week.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09

1t has been determined that the VirgiG;us
shall be delivered to the United States Nay at
Havana. The day upon which the cer4mouy
will take is not yet known.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09

The Cuban patriots retaliated sharply for the
murder of the Virginius captives, by shooting
two hundred prisoners in sight of Santiago, and
politely invited the butcher BurrieI to come out
and bury them
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Land Sales.
r THOROUGHBRED
Cattle and Hogs.

IL THOROUGHBRED
Cattle and Hogs.
We will offer, at the farm of Peter s. Roller,
TUESDA Z, DECEMBER 30th 1873,
Is to 20 head of Pedigree Short horn Cattle; in
the lot we Offer our Bull, BARON BOOTH OF
BELLvILLE," who took the lst Premium at the
State Fair in Richmond, in 1872; or 5 Bull
Calves, all very line the balance of the lot will
be Cows and Heifers. The stock is all frst-cass,
and the majority took Premiums at the Augusta
County Fair, Oct, 1873. Also lot of very fine
Berkshire Hogs, of all ages!
TERMS.-Twelve months credit on all sums
over $40, purchaser to give negotiable note, sat-
sfactorily endorsed, with six per cent. interest
added. ROLLER & FRANK.
At the same time and place, L will offer con-
siderable amount of Personal Property,
consisting of Plows, Wagons two horse Car
riage, with Harness, Moving Machine, lot of
Pure Bronze Turkeys, Household and Kitchen
Furniture &c, &c.
L will also offer the property known as the
..PLEASANT GROVE ACADEMY"
This would make nice home Also two Houses
and Lots on the Valley Turnpike. and several
fine Building Lots. Also the land known as the
''Tutwiler Land" containing 80 acres.
Terms easy and accommodating. Can be pur-
chased on long time.
dpc0 1t g ROLLER
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09

The reported threatened famine 10 India is
looming up Ia Importance, aad is an existing
fact, according TO accounts which come to us
from English sources. The Hiudoos depend
almost exclusively Gu rice, aod the rice crop Is
short
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09
Another vessel sunk.

The British iroa-clad Of war Bellerophon, enc
OF the most powerful vessels in the royal navy,
has teen il colllsion with Brazil and River
Plate steamshp-the Flamsteed the war yes
IT, There were no lives lost-the passengers,
officers and crew of the FIamsteed having been
rescued and landed at St Vincent by the man
of-war.
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@. II. HARROUFF,
l.. Ii. STEPHENSON,
nov 25 4W Commissioners

GALE OF LAND.-Under n decree OF the
y Circuit Court of Augusta county, made
in the cause Of Brown VS.. Jacob Wiseman, we
WILL in front of the Court house, in Staunton, on
Monday, the Oath dag of November nert,
offer at public SALE to the highest bidder, tract
of land in said county, containing about ISIS
Acres, twelve miles north of StauntOn, in Jen-
ning's Gap on the waters of Jennings branch;
and also Two LOTS in the town of Mercersville.
TERMs.-Cost of suit and sale in hand, balance
in equal instalments at one, two and three years.
bearing interest from day of sale, the purchaser
to give bonds with sufficient personal security
and the title to be retained as further security.
r. ID. HILL.
N. K. TROUT,
oct2l-tds Commissioners.
POstpouemenf.-Th above sale is post
poned until Monday, the I'D day of December,
1878. H. & L.
MA LUA8 Bile TOWN PROPERTY
trust executed to me as Trustee, by Job Turner
and wife of date the 22nd day of August, 1871,
of record in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court of the City of Staunton, and by instruction
of the present holder of the debt secured l will
proceed on TU E5DAY, 23rd of DECEMBER,
1878, at 4 O. clock, P M, in front of the Court
House. in the town of Staunton, to sell, at public
auction to the highest bidder that valuable
HOUSE and LOT, situated in the town of Staun-
ton. on the Northwest side of the extension of
Beverly Street, now in the possession of said Job
Turner.
TERMS-The said deed requires the sale to
terms may be agreed upon and made known
on the day of sale.
MARSHALL HANGER,
nO25-tds Trustee.
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osition made to Gener.4 5ckles and communal
Gated in his telegram read to Ad miral Polo on
the 18th uitimo to investigate the conduct of
those of her authorities VINO have infringed
Spanish laws or treaty obligations and will ar
raign them before competent courts and intiict
punishment on those who may have offended.
Other reciprocal reclamations to be the subject
of consideration and arrangement between the
two Governments and in case of no agreement,
to be the subject Of arbitration if the constitu-
tional assent of the Senate of the Tilted States be
given thereto 1t is further stipulated that the
time, manner, and place for the surrender of the
V1rginius and the survivors of those who were
on board of her at the time of her capture, and
also the time, manner, and place for the salute
to tue flag of the United States, if there should
be occasion for such salute, shall be subject to
arrangement between the undersigned within
the next two days.
HAMILTON FISH,
JOSE Polo DE BGRNABE
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claim 800 900 600 The volunteers the
proposition to send the Virginius to -
deliver her thence
Loss OF THE STEAMSHIP VIZ
The magnificent Steamship
of the New York and Havre :.
est vessel, with the exec eat
Eastern, that has ever Wis aters,
1911 I've" 1ofK on the L :, CARR
ing one hundred and t. ooers.
Storage passengers oe st
ers of this line. wit ering.
thought, one hr officers an,
men, and about tbe morning of
the 25d came the British ship
Loeb Earn + New York, and
soon alter the two hundred
ana eight I'd only eighty-seven,
includin passengers. were saved
and To by the efforts of the of
hcers Loeb Earn. From that
shlf ,equenty transferred to the
sb bound from New York to
landed at the latter port on
Sc who lost their lives, were daugh-
Nv, and three grandchidre 'hA
William q. Rives, of A
y Henry Sigourney, Esq of
arr, Amelia Louise, the ell 'n
1r. RiVes She was an ami
plished lady, aad beloved by
, friends This sad affection
on the aged mother of Mrs.
j. P. Rives who still lives
ty, in this State
ANNUAL MEETING 9th
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
ing of the stockholders of
Ohio Railroad Company Il
day at noon in the old di he
change Hotel.
The meeting was Gale Gen
W. c. Wickham, vice. e c.
pany, aud on his motor yson
chosen charmao, and Carr
and James E. Nethera ecretares.
The meeting being Chairman
announced that the & order was
20 ascertain whether there uorum pre-
sent,
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the chief Of the Casino here to quietly deliver
the Virglnius, and that Spain will afterwards
claim 100000 900. The volunteers the
proposition to send the Virgioius to -
deliver her thence.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09

Rev. W w. Walker will return regularly to
he ministry this year. This will be good news
to the large and Influential denomination to
which he belongs, as he stands at the very head
OF the pulpit orators Of the country, and any
field OF tabor will be fortunate TO secure his ser
wees
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-12-09

= ebTaCE.-The annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the First National Bank
of Stanton, will be held at their Banking
House IN Stanton, on the second Tuesday in
January. NJ HARVEY EFF1NGER.
Staunton. Dec. 9th At Cashier.
NOTECE.-All persons indebted to the firm
of Fauber 81 Fisher, of Middlebrook,
are hereby notified not to pay J. 3. Fauber.
dec9-1t T.. f. FISHER.
GAGE. Fresh. for those persons who are
y putting up Sausage Just received by
OFT & STABLER,
at the Red Front Drug Store.
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NXECUTOR's SALE OF THE PER

II A y
L. SONAL PROPERTY OF MAJ. JAMES
WALKER, DEC'D-As Executor of Maj James
Walker, decd, l shall, at the farm of Major
Walker near Piedmont, on FRIDAY, the 18th
DAY OF DECEMBER next. expose to sale,
the personal property of the deceased, consist
ing of head of Horses and Colts, amongst them
several fine Work Horses, and fine Riding
and Buggy Horse two. full -blooded Mich Cows;
four head of Fat Hogs; Farming Implements,
consisting of one two-horse Wagon, NEARLY
new,) and Harness; one Mccormick Reaper.
Plows, Harrows, &c, Grain, consisting of about
100 bushels of Oats and about 500 or 600 bushels
Corn One Buggy and Harness; Is shares of
Stock in the lst National Bank of Staunton, and
several shares of Stock in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Co.. and l share of Stock in the
Augusta County Fair. Also on the same day
and at the same place, LOT in the town of
Piedmont upon which there is q comfortable
Dwelling and all necessary Out houses, and a
large Store House, altogether desirable proper
ty to any one desiring to engage in mercantile
business.
Terms for Personal Property all sums
over $40 negotiable notes, well endorsed at six
months; under Sl0-cash.
For the Real Estate -Onethird in hand and
the residue IN equal instalments at one and two
years, with interest from date, with good per-
sonal security, and lien reserved as ultimate
security. WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
no25-tds Ex'Or of James Walker. decd.
EAUBLEC SALE.-In pursuance of a decree
i of the Circuit Court of Highland County
| in the chancerv cause of John w. Lockridge
and others Us. George w. Lockridge and others,
we will on
18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1873,
| in front Of the Court House of Highland County,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, the two
tracts of land of which Elizabeth Lockrid ge died
seized and possessed. lJ ing and being on the Bull
| Pasture River, in the county of Highland, and
known as Lots No. g. in the two divisions of the
| estate lands Of Robert LOckridge, decd and
! CONTAINING 35 AND 60 ACRES!
! TERMS OF SALE Enough cash in hand to
pay costs Of suit and SALE the balance upon
credit of one, two and three years with interest
from day of sale, the purchaser TO execute bonds
with good personal security and the title to be
tanned as ultimate security.
@. H. HARROUFF,
I. S1rEpHENSGN
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