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From Winchester.

The Sunday School Celebration al
Winchester, on Saturday, was a sue
cess.
The day was all that could be desired
Stephen Vaughn acted as President ol
the meeting.
The exercises opened with singing Gall
hail the power of Jesus name," by the
congregation, and prayer by Rev. Som
mers, of Keystone Furnace.
The Franklin Valley school then sung
piece, after which Rev. A. Cartlich de-
livered an interesting Centennial Sunday
School address. The address was fol-
lowed by a song from the Union School
Then came one of the most delightful
parts of the xercises-dinner. There
was an abundance of good things, and
much to spare.
1t was "a feast of soul, and a flow of
wit"
After all had done ample justice to the
splendid dinner, the congregation assem-
bled, and the Winchester Sunday School
opened the exercises with singing.
A. w. Long delivered an address on
"the duties of parents in the Sunday
School"
The address was one that will, no
doubt, produce some good fruit in Sun
day School work
After the address there was singing by
the Franklin Valley school.
The address OF II. ]. Carr followed,
which was both interesting and pyofta-
BILE.
The address was followed by singing
by the Union School.
Rev. L. A Atkinson then delivered an
address of a general nature, which was
received in good and honest hearts, and
will result in good.
Another song by the Winchester
school, which was followed by some re-
marks from the Rev. Hamilton, of Pike
county. The remarks were good in
themselves, and were delivered in an
earnest and forcible manner.
The Winchester school sung another
song, after which the Rev. Sommers
sung "A Thousand Years Ago" followed
by the benediction.
The singing of this last song added
not little to the interest of the occa-
sion.
As we have not the report of the Sec
retary, it may be that there was singing
by one or two schools that we have not
mentioned.
If so, our not having full report will
account for the omission.
The occasion was one of interest and
profit.
The singing of all the schools was
good, not only creditable to themselves,
but also the leaders.
The addresses were listened to with
marked attention, and the result of the
celebration will be, that the Sunday
School work will be pushed forward with
greater oGrnestness and zeal than ever
before.
The best of order prevailed during the
entire day.
All came away feeling that the Sunday
School cause had received a new impetus,
which would make it more successful in
the future than it had been in the past.
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The meeting of the Hayes Wheeler
Club last Saturday night was well attend
ed. Short speeches were made by D.
Mackley, Lot Davis, Lewis Shots and
James Trip.
The meeting on Saturday night OF this
week will be addressed by Judge Has
tings, A. B. Monahan and G. A. Atkin-
anp
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Castoria is perfect substitute for Cas-
tor Oil, without any of its objections, for
it is pleasant to take, and does not nau-
seate or gripe. For Costiveness at any
age, but especially for sour stomach, wind
collie, worms and disordered bowels of
children, it is the most effective remedy
in existence. 1t is harmless, it is relia-
BILE, and it is cheap.
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To Coal Dealers.
JONES'.

Bids for furnishing coal for the Public
Schools of Jackson, will be received at
the store of Mark Sternberger, until Sep
tember Is, at noon.
By order of Board of Education.
aug3l-3w
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DRoBArE NOTICES.

The nruuuufau uf
jaime. Piummer, guardian Of Levi Piummer
n minor.
Charles Mrachnm. guardian of Hamu Haiurs
aud Casper X. Hninrs minors.
Il. Jay Morgan. administrator % Moses y.
Morgan DECREASED.
George W. Keller, administrator % Peter Kei.
lur dccunaatt.
John 4. 1lamsey, administrator q solomon
Hruwu dcreasrd.
Daniel Waller. guardian uf John Daniel
Wglch and kuturnh J. Welch minors.
Anna hurkicy, guardian uf Miranda nnckiry
n minor, and
a. y. pvveF. administrators of John Aidridse.
deceased.
Have been nicd in the Probate Court 81 Jack.
sou cuuufys ohio. fur settlement. aud the same
arr 1T fof examination aud hrariug on the
Alat day of August, A. D. ts7a nt tn O'Clock a. tn.
oi said day INO. \. a. ENANA.
auElstH Probate judge.
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There need be no pain where Cen taur
Liniment is used. Burns and scalds are
healed without a scar Rheumatism,
Sprains, and most flesh, bone and muscle
ailments can be absolutely cured. There
are two kinds. The White Centaur Lin
iment is for family use, the Yellow for
horses and animals One trial will con-
vince the incredulous.
aupl7 .3m
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SHEErFrs SALE on REAL ESTATE,


State OF ohio. Jackson County ~
Court of Common Pleas.
J. a. simpkinson Go. W. Ninton rovcrs.
ON execution.
Notice = hereby given, that I viii oner fof
Halc az public auction, NJ the door Of the Court
House, In Jackson, on
Saturday, september 10Th. A. ~. 1879.
at one O'Clock .. m. Of aid day. the foiiowinE
real cstatr, 30 wits
All of the east haifof the north west quarter.
of section number siNteeu flGl, township nufn.
hcr seven f9ls % range number HaWrmtnwu 30,
except twenty acres uu Of the east side uf said
tract, sixty nrrra more uf les.
Appraised ut 81 40.
Terms of sale. cash on day ~ sale.
Taken ~ the property 81 Walton rowefa, ou
an execution In favor uf !. a a. Hlmukiuauu a
Co, isauod BY the Court 81 Common Pleas %
the county ~ jackson, and o. me dirwrtrd. a.
sheriff uf antd ruuntv.
Given under my hand this isih dag q 40.
gust, A. u. ts1a.
JOHN M EWING. Hh'nIC.o.
J. W. Laird Atty fof PIN.
nuEi7.M
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A first class, live newspaper, that, like
George Washington, cannot lie, and a
beautiful portrait of the next President
of the United States, for only 30 cents.
See advertisement, headed Campaign
Fully Opened"
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Masonic.

There will be a regular meeting of
Trowell Lodge No. 1872, F. & A. NJ, on
Friday evening September !, at o'clock.
All members are earnestly requested to
be present. as business of importance
will be transacted.
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Mrs. Ruff has already commenced re-
ceiving her fall stock OF millinery goods.
She now keeks the only complete milli-
merry store in town, and her goods are al
ways of the finest quality, and latest
styles. Room a few doors below the
First National Bank, on Main Street.
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The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian
Church next Friday.
Preparatory service Saturday evening
at ~ clock.
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There will be a basket meeting at
Pleasant Grove, on Sabbath, September
8. Meeting to commence Saturday. Rev.
Joseph Nichols, Pastor. All are invited.
Celebration deferred.
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: ). p. RAILROAD.
Sixth Instaument.

The stockholders Of the Springfield. Jackson
and Pomcruy Railroad are hereby notified that
the sixth install ncnt of 10 per cent iH rCIuirtd
20 be paid within 90 days from this date. or hn-
fore the 18th of sept is76. Hereafter sixty
days notice VIII h. Rivon for each call 81 10
per cent. Payment OF stock must D. made %
the following persons, who are authorized %
receipt for the same.
John Foos Springfield. clark county.
J. ". Ely. Washington q. o., Fmyettw county
W. W. Heit. fsrccuneld, Highland county.
r. b. Seymour, nainbridEc, ltuss county.
James Emmitt, Wavsrly, Pike county.
%. T.. Chapman. Jackson county.
II. T.. Sutherland, Iron Bank, Jackson. q.
A. the contract has been made for the con-
sfructfum 81 the entire road, the stock huidura
will ses the Importance % prompt payment.
By order OF the board.
JAME- EMMITT, President.
Jackson, D, Aug ., 1879.
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Attention, cash buyers and prompt
payers j. NJ French a. Co will give
you more goods for the same money
than any house in town.
Produce Of all kinds wanted If
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SALE oF REAL ESTATE.


state of ohio, Jackson Couuty, a..
Court ~ Common Pleas.
Robert a. Vandivor vs. Milton Sullivan a NJ.
ON iHt order of sale.
Notice Il hereby given. that in pufauanca %
an order ot sale issued out % aaid Cuuft uu the
nth day of August a. -. tsfa. and o. directed.
ishrfim aud rpcriai Master Commissioners tn
said camar will omrf Cor sale ht the door ~ tho
Court HOUSE Ia said county. ON
Saturday. september 10th. A. ~. 1879.
I'd one O'Clock 4. 81. of aid day. the following
dssrribcii real estate, situated in the cuunty 81
Iarkauu and state % ohio, o. Wit
Tho south east quarter uf The nuuth east guar.
Ter. % nnrtiuu number twruty-riaht f4ti. %
township number eight IsH. ~ range number
eighteen u.s.
Appraised nt Hlit.
Terms % ale cash on day ur sale.
To b. auid ~ the property uf Milton Hullivan.
- satisfy = Judgment and drCfrr in faNuf ~
Robert A. NamdlNurt.
Given under my hand this tith day ~ August.
A. % ts1n JOHN n. EWtMU.
shcrin and special Master Commissioner Jack
num county %.
Dungan. Moofs and Aicshirc. Au'ys
uugi1.it
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Our Notes on Jackson county will be
resumed next week, and for several
weeks will be devoted to a history of
the Welsh settlement in the county.
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H. J. Carr has fine lot of young fruit
trees, suitable to set out the coming fall
They are young, thrifty, and acclimated.
Look at them before the travelling tree
man comes around. ttf
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PROGRAMME

Of the Seventh Annual Jackson County
Sabbath School Celebration, to be
held at Jackson, Ohio, Tuesday, Sep
tember 5th, 1875.
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CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLEGE,.
ron YOUNG woMEN.

EirEius tta Ath yraf sept ilih. Faculty nun
hrra -. MaHuihcrnt hulidinHa. aemrruua table
ThuruuEh cuurae in English, science. Clamaica,
aud Mutrfm Languages. NmaufpuNmrd hdWnms
tnEga iuf Mualc and Ar hddrwaa the President
Rev. David II. Moore, y. D., Cincinnati, ohio.
iulyllH
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay.
ments at reasonable prices.
March eff B. KAHN.
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The public schools of Jackson will
commence next Monday.
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Think For Yourself.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering
from dyspepsia, a disordered stomach and liv-
er producing biliousness, heartburn, costive-
ness, weakness, irregular appetite, low spirits,
raising food after eating, and often ending in
fatal attacks OF fever. They know they are
sick, yet get little sympathy. The unfailing
remedy, which is DaCosta's Radical Cure, sold
by w. f. Hale, Druggists.
A 25c bottle will convince you OF its merits.
Don't q clay another hour after reading this,
but go and get a bottle, and your relief Is as
certain as you live. Will you do IL, or will you
continue to suffer? Think for yourself!
Professor PaTker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe Snd extremely palatable. No
physic required. Costs p cents. Try IL.
July 8, 1876 0-ly-eow
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A DMINIsrRAroH's SALE or REAL
~ ESTATE.

In purauaucr uf an order granted ~ the iru-
bate Court uf Jackson county uhlns VII uuer
for sale at puhiic auction. on
Saturday. aeth day or August. A. ~. 1879.
AZ one o'clock q. m. at the door ~ the Court
Huusc. Ia Jackson. iu said cuuutYs the foiluw-
ina deacfihrsi real estate. Situated Ia The town
Of Jackson. state uf ohio. tn-wtE
Being a part % iu lot No. 81. in aaid town. and
being t0s frrt % tho front on Main street, uu uf
the east side uf said lot and extending back the
samo width % the alley. Thlg description u
upon the hypothesis that naid Main aifeet runs
east aud west.
Aupraiseli af flt10
Terms of sale=uuc-thifd IN hand uuoathifd
tu ain months. aud uue=thtrd iu one year from
the day ot sale, with Interest. the defrfrud pay.
mrnta % hw secured ~ mortgage upon the
prumiNua sold. JOHN ~ tAMAEf.
Administraior q. b. n. of the estate % 1amcs
u'iiafa. deceased.
james Tfipp. Afty.
August 3. Ts=tt
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Belmont Hotel,
Strictly First-Clnss-
Terms $3.50 per day.
Cor. FOrty-First and Oregon Sts.,
SILVER MAPLE oRovEJ
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
chas. P. &C :. P. Stevens, Of Baltimore,
OWNERS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
Major W. W. LELAND. Manager.
chas. P. & F.P. stsvsns,uf Baltimore,

In ATTHAcTIoNs-Capacity,i io0u Guests. pl1
feet long iiD feet wide; stories high: built
and furnished by Haltmorcnns. Private par
lor, en suite, etc special rates for Parties, A.
sociatious. etc. French, 9Crman, spanish and
Italian spoken In the hotel. All charges mod-
crate and accommodations mfAt-ciass. II u
Grand Centennial Exposition. the most dcsira-
bic location OF any Centennial Hotel. The en-
tire house Il issurruuudoi - "a magnificent grove
% maple trees. Of thirty years growth. making
u the coolest hotel in Philadelphia. Tho furui-
ture aud equipments uf the entire establish.
ment are Of the most linerul character, and dur
ing the season n flraf-clnsH orchestra VIII furnish
music for the entertainment uf the guests.
Market street line city cars pas the door.
lunc-8-sm
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w. S. CLENDENIN, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-04
BY Richardson & Co.,
+ Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

u
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HENRICO, BIZ
vtqs Of desree 81 5n on ina
day of June, 1875, In the suit of Walker and wife
vs. Bayy, &C., we, the uudersgned,l special COM
mssioners thereby appointed, Will sell by auction,
OH the premises, commencing and continuing In the
order In which it is herein named, as follows-to
On WEDNESDAY the 4th October, at AZ P. n.
THREE VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRA ED
TENEMENTS with four rooms Kitchens ana GOT other ,
the south side Of Catharine street, corner Of Smith
On THURSDAY the 5th of October, at Az O'Clock
P. NJ, BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No. Az Duval
street, near st. Peters street.
On FRIDAY the 9th of October, ut ~ o'clock, an
UNDIVIDED MOJETY Of aLOT OF LAND on the
southwest corner of Seventeenth and Grace streets
On SATURDAY the 9TH Of October at II o'sl1 4s
OF LAND at Hungary station, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad and at r4H
o'clock p. NJ. The same day SATURDAY q very at
tractive LITTLE FARM, called Haywood, about
two miles north Of the city Of Richmond, on the
TWENTY-TWO AND ONE-HALF ACRES Of I'M.
proved land, with comfortable frame dwelling and
other improvements thereon. -
Also, TRACT OF IMPROVED LAND, of the
same size, across the road from the above.
TERMS: AS o,the city property, one fourth cash !;
balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months and as
to the country property one fourth cash. balance In
for the deferred payments with interest added, and
paid paid and a Conveyance ordered BY the court.
2 HGExA Il; SER O. Ho1LADAY,
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. Sc2S
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~, by Francis Il. Isbeli3 81 il
Austioneer and Real. Estate Agent, at..st
70. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bsnk.s

i II !
:. a DEMONSTRATORS. SALE OF DEsl-
IN RABLE AND WELLcKEPT HOUSEhOiLdRS
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.-Atfh the request OF
T. ". Breeder, administrator, viii sell at nnetto
MT the house No. 401 east Grace street, on Tao9sS
DAY the 9Th day Of October. 1875, commencnEs "
10Y O'Clock "A M.. all the very desirable hOoss y
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE BELONGING 70
the estate Of the late William BreedeIl o.
i suit of elegant PARLOR FURNITURE, SIX
; 49, brocntel. with linen covers;
L very ans PIANO rosewood easel, STOOL, and
Q very large and magnificent FRENCH-PLATE
beautiful itIH OVAL FRENcH:PLATE MIRRORS g;
SWISS LACE, BROCATEL, and UAMASh
MaNT TIt ORNAMENTS, PICTURES,
MARBL E-TOP CENTRE and other TABLES
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
MATING, OIL-CLOTH. y.
ETAGERE HAT-RACK, OFFiCE-DESk,
MAHOGANY, CANE-SEAT. and other CHAIRS;
Q large ARM and CUSHION-CHAIRS. -
/ splentlid OAK EXTENS1ON-TABLE,
1 elegant BUFFET, marble top; -, !. 81
j ROSEWOOD BOOKCASE. very fine;
- InrVc assortment. OF BOOKS; -. 7. Z 20
Very fine FEATHER-BEDS, BEDSTEADS,
p. HAIR MATTRESSES, ~
! large MAHOGANY CHTNA-PRESS, marble top
/ excellent REFRIGERATOR, nearly new;
/ large and l small COOkISG-STOXE; i{.-
:. CROCKERY, KNIVES and fORkS,&c., DC.
SoE'S,o-7T #@.,.1- FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
Sc 80 .Anctieneer. :
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The pan.Anglican synod.

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY'S LETTER.
The following is the text Of the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury's letter to the bishops
i'm communion with the Church OF England
abroad:
oRight Reverend Brother,-A wish ha!
been expressed by many bishops OF the Pro
festaut Episcopal Church in the United
States Of America by the bishops OF the Ca
madam Dominion and by the West Indian
bishops that a second Conference OF oul
brethren should be held at Lambeth. Before
Idecide upon the important steps OF lnvltlne
the bishops Of our Communion through
ont the world to assemble ct Lambeth,
I have thought it right. after consultation
with the bishops OF England, to give all oul
brethren an opportunity Of expressing then
opinion upon the eXpediencY OF conyenlng
such conference at this time, and upon the
choice OF the subjects which ought to engage
its attention il it be convened. / therefore
beg leave to intimate to you our readiness to
hold conference at Lambeth in or about the
month OF July, 1873, II 1t shall seem expe-
dent after the opinions Of oil our brethren
have been ascertained; and / need scarcely
assure you that your advice is earnestly de-
sired and will be respectfully considered.
May I ask for your guidance whether
You are willing and are likely to be able to
attend the conference yourself? Those who
were present at Lambeth in 1867 thankfully
acknowledged that through the blessing Of
Almighty God the bishops Of the various
branches Of the Anglican Communion were
drawn together in closer. bonds Of brotherly
love and sympathy. The help and comfort
which are due from the branches OF Christ's
Church to each other are more readily rem
dered the more fully each is made acquainted
with the wants Of the rest. In this time of
religious activity and increased intercourse
between all parts OF the world there is greater
need than ever OF mutual counsel among
the bishops Of our widely.extended COM
munion. The bishops Of England, there
fore, earnestly ask you to join with them in
prayer that we may all be guided to wise
decision on this important matter, and il it
should be resolved to hold the Conference,
that IT'D deliberations may issue in greater
peace and strength and energy to the whole
Church Of Christ, Anxiously awaiting
your answer, remain your faithful brother
and servant in Christ, A. c. CANTuAR."
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VALUABLE COTTON-MILL AND
IA MACHINERY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF MANCHEsTER, VA, TO BE BE
DAY OF oCTOBER, 1875, Az IL O'CLOCK NJ
On the day and at the hour named, we shall sell by
auction to the highest bidder upon the premises In
mond, Va, the large BRICK COTTON.:MILL and
MACHINERY belonging to the Manchester Cot
ton-Mills,'' on James river. The mill contains
about 5000 spindles and other machinery IN pro-
portion, and las perpetual lease OF 10
run at least $4,000 splndles. The largest part OF
the machinery has been recently purchased ana Is
The cities of Richmond and Manchester, two
growing places, afford market on the spot Tor al
most the entire manufactl products OF the MN.
Eighteen TENEMENT HOUSES in Manchester,
occupied by the operatives, and NUMBER OF BUILD
ING LOTS will also then be sold at auction.
] TERMS: For the mill and machinery, 5000 In
CASH the residue In equal payments at SIX twelve,
eighteen, and twenty. -four months. For the tene-
eight and twelve months. purchases to execute FOR
the deferred payments negotiable notes with interest
added from the day Of sale, satisfactorily endorsed,
and further secured by deeds Of trust.
Either one of the committee named below, or Cap
tain EDWARD GRAHAM, the treasurer and agent,
at Manchester, win give any tnformation desired.
-. ALEXANDER DONNAN, 8:
JOHN McGILL,
J. WESLEY FRIEND.
z..l, ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
JOHN II. TUCKER,
Henderson, n. c.,
-'ia. ~ Committee for sale.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. sc 2S
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by Richardson s. Co., .islsi I
Real Estate Agents aud Aucttoneers,
1113 Main street.. II,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO
i STORY FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT
ON BAKER STREET. BY AUCTI0N.-,By virtue OF
the provisions deed Of trust bearing date the
day of September 1875, to the undersigned trustee,
duy recorded in the clerks Office of the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond, shall as trustee IN
said Decd being thereto required BY the beneficiary
FRIDAY the 9Th day of October, / 7G, at O'Clock
p NJ the real estate described in the deed aforesaid
DWELL ING with four ROOMS, kitchen, &C, and LOT
fronting 25 by 140 feet on the south side of Baker
street near st. Peters street.
TERMS: Enough in clsI, to defray the expense of
executing this trust and to pay off negotiable note
for 5000 with Interest thereon from the ION or
September, 1876, until paid.
RICHARDSON Co., Auctioncers. sc26
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BY James N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OLD,
" WELL-KNOWN, AND VALUABLE FARM
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance OF decree OF fhe
Circuit Court of Henrtco county, entered on the 22d
day of June, 1876 In the suit Of George W. Royster
Crmps and goh1 & CARERS dsx eo II
October, 1876, In front of Henrico county court
house THAT being. court.day), commencing at ~
O'Clock ~, proceed to sell, subject to me WIDOWS
was owned and occupied by the late John G. Carter
Mt The time of his death, containing some FOUR or
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES Of valuable farming and
iimbered land, with improvements suitable for
farming purposes. ..
Tlljs farm will be sold as whole, subject rs above
stated TO Mrs Carriers dower-ghts therein, and not
BY the acre; therefore no survey has been made.
Bidders will have to inform themselves Oh this sub
ject from the land-books and title-papers.
TERMS Enough in cash to pay expenses OF sale
and costs Of suit; the residue on credit Of one,
two, and three years. the purchaser giving bonds
with good personal security for deferred install
ments, A. r. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR G. Son, Auctioneers. Sc 81