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GA, YES! VALUABLE x ARM AT PUBLIC
For the purpose of closing up the estate and max
Ing division among the heirs. the undersigned will
sell atpublic auction. on the premises,
I'm Saturday, March 3rd, 1888.
tn valuable farm recently owned aud occupied by
Sa muel Bare, dec d. containing 1874 acres.
>, hi. farm lies near the line brtween Augusta and
10 ckinsham counties. in Augusta county The land
IS OF good quality OF easy cultivation with ID
OF line Meadow land readily and conveniently wa
tered.
good deal of fine timber land, and an excellent wa
ter power
The Improvements consist of
comfortable dwelling house, a ten A <Nh -
ent's house, a good bank barn, @aMNHMAzz4Q
buildings, EaEEa54!I552as1552S-
There IS a fine spring near the dwelling Of as
good water as can be found in the state.
land which will be sold separately at the time
aud may. be purchased by the purchaser of the
farming land, This tract Of land lies in Rocking
ham county f and is heavily timbered with fine
As a home this farm offers numerous attractions,
being. convenient 10 stores shops mills, schools,
churches etc, and in the midst Of an elegant COM
Intending purchasers will be afforded all desired
facilities tor examining the lands over which they
will be shown at any time
the residue In three annual PAYMENTS. bonds proper
ly Secu ed bearing interest at per cent and lien
retained as Ultimate security
The terms for the 50 acres OF woodland are: One
third cash the residue in one and two years, the
bonds Learing interest at 6per cent ro"ery Sc
cured and lien retained until the whole of the pur
chase money is paid.
Possession will be given Immediately after the
THE HEIRS,
ian19-tds. OF Saml Bare, decd
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Mr.. W. W. Wooton, Keysville, Va,
says: 81 have found Browns Iron Bitters
to be an excellent blood purifier aud tom
ic'
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The youth of Mr.. Kenna, just elect
ed to the U. 5. Senate from West Virgin
ia has brought into print some recollec-
lions Of the youth of other Senators. The
youngest Senator that ever took his seat
was Armistead Thompson Mason, of Vir-
ginia. who was elected to the Senate in
1915, at the age of %, and resigned in 1917
to undertake that memorable contest in
the Loudon district with the Federal
champion, Charles Fenton Mercer, which
led to several duels. The most remarka
BILE of these duels was the encounter in
which Mason was slain by his near kins-
man, John Mason McCarty. McCarty had
proposed that they join hands and leap off
the roof of the Senate house in Richmond.
They finally fought with muskets. and
Mason received fatal ball in the breast
at the first fire at their meeting near
Washington in 1919.
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NOTICE.-I desire to inform my friends and the
IN public that will continue the Meat Pro-
duce and Grocery business the old stand of Raider
Grove. aud hope by prompt attention, to receivs
share of your patronage
jams sm* MATTHIAS J. GROVE,
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Jos. s. BEARD. REGISTRAR.


Jos. s BEARD, REGISTRAR.
NEW HOPE Election District for New Hope vot-
ing place: Commencing on Rockfsh Road at Cyrus
Westerns, thence to Robert Johnston's and McCau-
leys lane, thence with the road leading to the Port
RenuhIic Road at Zachariah Johnstons lane, thence
with that lane to Midi River, thence down the
river to Carpenters Ford, thence from Carpenters
Ford TO the road leading by Craigs Shop fork OF
Housed, thence with the Cines Mill Road to Middle
River, thence up Middle River to the ford at Hum
bert,s old mill thence with the road leading to
Rites Ford on Middle River, thence from R1fe's
Ford by the way Of laurel Hill Church to the Mag
District line to Rockhsh Road near Porterheld's
Run.
GEO. M. CRAIG REGISTRAR.
MouyT ADMINISTRATION District for Mount
Meridian voting place: Commencing at the Abe
marie County line, thence down Pains kun tossouth
River thence down South River to Charles Pat
terson's thence with the road to Roccknsh Road at
Cyrus Westerns thence down the Rocknsh Road to
lane between Johnston and McCauleys, thence
with the New Hope Election District line to the
forks of the road near Cratg's Shop formerlv called
Bulls school Housel thence with the Cline's Mill
Road to the forks of road near John w. Landes,
thence with the Mount Meridian Road to school
house near Mrs Landes', thence with the road lead
ing BY MaIon Evans blacksmith shop to the Valley
Church, thence with the Gave Depot Road to the
to the Rockingham County line, thence with the
Rockingham line to the Albemarle County line.
JNo W. WATSON. REGISTRAR.
MOUNT SIDNEY Election District for Mount Sid
Road on the Rockingham County line, with the
Keezletown Road to the Cave Station Road, thence
to the Valley church, thence with the Mount Me-
ridian Election District line to the forks Of the
road near C.aig's Shop (formerly called Bulls
school House,, THENCE with the Clne's Mill Road to
Middle River at clines Ford thence With the river
to Numbers old mill, thence With the New Road to
the ford at Rife thence with the river to the ford
at Shuey's and Kinney's thence with the main road
to the Valley Turnpike, thence down the pike to the
road leading to Middle River at ford at Peter and
william Houn g. thence with the river to the North
Ma District line, thence Win North
River Magisterial District line to the Rockingham
County line thence with Rockingham ltne to the
Keezletown Road.
J. H. PARKINs. REGISTRAR.
vEEoNA.-Eiset!on District for Verona voting
place: Commencing On Middle River at the ford
at Rites, thence with the road to the forks of
How Hope and Laurel HILL Road, thence with
li.e Laurel Hill Road to the Magisterial Dis
triGt ilae, thence with the said District line
the North aveF h ne R1v With North North
down Middle River to a ford near Peter and ,
william Houfr's thence with the road to he Valley
Turnpike at Willow Spout, thence up the Valley
Tgrnptke to the New Hope Road, thence with the
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Myerly to the mouth of the lane leading into the
Lavell place, thence by straight line running
farms to point in the Staunton and Middle
road leading from Hebron Church, in front OF the
house of John E. Riley-inciuding the houses OF
Henry Harrison, d. W. Kennedy and Jos. N. Ryan,
in the Peaco's Mill Election Dfstrict-thence by
lire running across farms direct to locust tree
about three yards the gate in the front yard of
Josephine Stuart including the house of Robert
Cochran in PeacO's Mill Election District, and put
ting Mrs. Stuarls house in Hebron Church Election
District thence by line running across farms d.
the Intersection Of the Parkersburg Turnpike
and the Morris Mill road, thence along said Turn
city Staunton, thence along said city line around
the south side of the city to the beginning.
AA. McPHEETERs, REGISTRAR.
FOLLY MILLS.-rhe Election District for Folly
Mills voting place shall be included within the fol-
lowing boundary lines, VIZ: Beginning at point In
the stanton and "1dulebtook road where the same
Is tntersected by the road leading from Hebron
Church, In front OF the house III Jcnn Riley and
running thence by a direct line across farms to
point In the Cross Keys road at The mouth OF the
ane leading into the Lave place and near the
house of George Mysrly, thence along the middl'
of raid Cross Keys road, LII the directiunof taun
ton. To a poiut In the mild said opposite
wild cherry cattle pond in Geary felu
thence by straight line running ac' oss farms III d
southerly direction, and 'ssing the staunton
Greenviile road at tho third mi post from Staun
ton, to the Beverly Manor District line Al poi,
where said B. NJ District line he road ed
Ing from the Staunton aud Greenvil,e road TO Il
ver's .chool House-tncInding IL. Ti-dale-Andrs "
and the Henkei Hageman place In Folly NJ
Election Distr1ct-thence by the lines OF Beve-i,
Manor District. south and west ~ the Staunt"i' ~
Middlebrook road near Arbor HILL thence along ttl
middle of said road to the beginning.
E.A. FULcHER, REGISTRAR.
HEBRON CHURCH. The Election District for tIet
ron Church voting place shall BIZ included With
the following boundary lines, viz Beginning at II
point In the stanton and Middleprook road wher.
the same is tutersected by The road leading from
Hebron Church. IN front OF the house of John E.
Riley and running thence along the middle OF said
Staunton and M1ddIebrook road beyond Arbor Hill,
to the Beverly Manor District line, thence by the
lines of Beverly Manor District west and north, to
the Morris Mill road, thence along the middle OF
said road to its intersection with the Petersburg
Turnpike. thence by direct line to locust tree
about three yards from the gate In front yard OF
Mrs Josephine Stuart thence by direct line the
MISUNDERSTANDING Mrs. stuart and John E. Ri
| ley In Hebron Church Election District
HUGH +. LYLE,
H. P. DICKERSON,
| Jan. 10, 1885, JOSEPH HOUSEMAN.
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SHALL A COUGH CARRY YOU
la 6bEFQ g a.

EXACTLY. You're rig hit. It IL mercy that there's
a dozen pounds left OF me: But the greatest mercy
OF is that before actually eoughed myself OUT Of
few bottles Of IT cured me" In this positive str lin
writes Mr.. Abraham Orner, Of Highspirs. Dauphin
vice. 1t is not a mere assenee Of ginger, but an
original COMPOUND at powerful curativss. It slim
tjan26 1t
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the top OF Shenandoah Mountain, and with the
Highland line along said mountain top to point
opposite Hodges Draft thence south east course
or bridge on Petersburg road thence with said
road to the top OF the mountain, thence along the
same south west course to the top OF FltOtts
non thence with the Craigsvile Election District
line along the top said mountain to the place Of
beginning.
JAMES CROSS. JR-. REGISTRAR.
TER.SoN SpR1Nas.-The boundaries OF Electiox
District for Lebanon Springs voting place are 40
follows; Beginning on top of mountain on Parkers-
burg road corner 10 ~
ton District line north to the Great Cali Pas
ture River at the mouth of Hodges branch, thence
up said branch to the top of mountain tremendously
on the Highland ltne thence with the Highland line
northeast along the top of said mountain to the
somth.east to the Warm Springs road, thence a
straight line to top OF Crawfords KNOB, tnence q
straight line along the top 1.-THE mountain to the
beginning.
WB. DUNLAP. REGISTRAR.
cHuRCHy1LLE,-The boundaries of Election Dis
trict for Churchvile voting place are as follows
Beginning at Baxter Crawford,s dam, tnence !,
thence north to the Warm Springs road on the
North River District line, thence viii said hne
southeast to the corner OF the Pastures Dis
trict line near Hundley'S Mill, thence with Beyer.
lev Manor line southwes course to the Butcher
north west course passing Shuey's and A. Light
ners to Baxter Crawfords dam, the place of begin
ming
W. W. NEWMAN. REGISTRAR.
BUFFALO GAP,-The boundaries OF Election Dis
trict for Buffalo Gap voting place are as follows
beginning at Baxter Crawrords dam, corner of
ChIrchviile Election District on Butcher Mill road,
thence along said road passing A. b.: Lightner'a
and shuey's 10 the Beverly Manor line. thence
with the Beverly Manor line south-we course to
Riyerheads line and with 1t to top Of North Noun
tain a corner to Craigsvile Election District line,
thence northwest course with said line crossing
G. h o. Railroad at North Mountain Summit and to
the top of Elliots Knob, thence north east course
along tho top Of the mountain on the Decrheld Elec
tion District line to the Petersburg road corner
to Deerfeld and Lebanon Election DISTRICTS thence
a straight line to top of Crawfords Knob, thence
southeast course to Baxter Crawfords dam, the
D ace of beginning.
Respectfully submitted,
G. w. MCCUTCHEN,
go JOHN s. GUY.
-.. ~ - E. f. VINCENT, -,
Commissioners.
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JOHN B. SMITH.

Mr. j. B. Smith has kindly consented to remain
with me to tt ansact any business in my presel &c
and absence. He will sign forme in my .nsacl0ns
jaul24t j. A. PAITERSDN.JR
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New Hope Road to a ford at shuey's and Kenney's,
thence down the river to Rife's Ford.
Respectfully submitted,
G. A. roller,
JOHN FIREBAUGH,
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In retiring from the firm OF Smith & Patterson,
beg to tender my friends and the public my thanks
for their liberal support for many years l take
A. Patterson, who will continue the business OF
merchant milling.
JOHN B. SMITH.
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nIssoLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNERsH1r.

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PAKTNERSHIF.
J he undersigned doing business in the town OF
Waynesbero Va under the firm name of RIA DER
solved cO-partnershp ny mutual consent. all the
business OF the late firm will be settled up by NJ j
Grove. who alone is authorized to sign the nrm
name in making such settlement
H. RAIDER,
MATTHIAS J. GROVE
Waynesboro, Va, Jan. LIST, 1883
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICk.--We take this
~ method OF informing the public that We
have sold our business to BERKELEY, ALLEN &
co and ask for them the same generous patronage
that the old firm has always received.
BERKELEY co.
STA UNION, Va, Oct. 2lst. 1882.
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Y ONCE Of the Court Of Hastings for the City OF
st:gnton; February St,t lst, 1889.
M s Cease. Il. P. Cease E. A. Cease, Ann E.
re- ap aps MaspP ad W
Runnels. Sergeant Of the city Of !, aunton. aud as
such admir- Of Mary Knowles, decd, and John Ken
In CHANcERY.
The object of this suit to perfect the title to
lot In the city of Staunt0n. situated at the south
west intersection of New aid Academy streets,
and which was conveyed to the plaintiff BY deed
OF d. S. Young cOmmi soioner. said lt having been
in trust to secure Mary Knows. snd in }ss2. BY
same to Walter Il. Tapp to secure John Kennedy
And by aft ayit filed thSt the dsfe
residents Of the State Of Virginia, it is or
der s that they DO appear here within one month
Tssts : y 1fei zs fssissi
VIRGINIA-TN vACATIoN.-In the Clerks Of
y fee Of he Court Of III Hustings for the City Of
Alex. n. Fultz, Plaintiff,
Ann E. =. Tapp, widow of Walter H rapp. decd.
y uae sy
of StaunIon. and as such, Administrator of r.
5emphiIl. Decd and Alexis Martin, deceased, De.
In CHANcEBY.
The object of this suit is to perfect the title to
lot in the city OF SGaunton. situated on the West
side Of New street being part of lot No. a., ON the
plan of said city, and which was conveyed to the
Plaintiff by deed If Defendant, James q. Marquis
Said lot having been in 1873 conveyed by VIM. Pit
man to Walter Il. rapp. in trust. to secure r.
Hemphill and Alexis Martin
And it appearing by affidavit filed. that the De
PENDANTS, W. d. Tapp. and Waller Tapp are nom
residents Of the State OF Virginia 1t is ordered
fhnft hnHd n hero hin rantJ .ftn
cessary to protect their interests.
b. TeSte,
NEW TON ARGENB RIGHT. CIk.
Elder & Nelson. D. a. feb 2-4w
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+ COMMISSIONERS SALE.

4 COMMISSION Frs SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, entered o., the 9th day of November
1882. in the cause of Robert Craigs exors VS.. r. RI
Troxall and as, the undersigned, Commissioners.
thereby appointed will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. on
Monday, the 26th day of February, 1888,
in front of the Court House of Augusta county. that
tract OF LAM Gently owned by sauSszs.ss.
Abraham Troxall, deceased contain AA
ing abou, $50 ACRES This land and is kHE
vile. SO Railway. has fair i'm @SSg&aaAa1S
provements upon il aud is FINELY TIMBERED.
TERMs:-Cash in hand sufficient to pay costs OF
suit and sale and the residue upon credit Of
one two and three years, purchaser to execute
bonds for the deferred payments in equal ilstal.
ments with approved personal secur ity bea ing in
terest from date of sale and the title to be retained
as ultimate security.
JAMES Fl CALLISON
ALEX. F. ROBERTSON,
feb2 At Commissioners
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STANTON. Va, Oct. q, 1881.

- STANTON, Va, Oct. q, 1889.
Having purchased the stock Of BERKELEY &
co. we will continue to carry on the DRUG BUsI-
a large and increased stock OF Drugs, Medicines,
Paints Oils Dye Stuffs, Pei fumery Toilet Attic IS
and Christmas Goods LARGE WINDOW
CLASSY a specially. We also propose to offer spec
tdl inducements in LAMP GOODS and PAINTS
ing made to the Ut room. affordlng ad
ditional facilities fog transactng business.
Presc iptions carefully compounded at all hours.
faction in every case.
oet27 3sa BERKELEY, ALLEN CO,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY VALUA,
" BILE REAL EST ATE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of a decree rendered in the causes OF
Sprouts admir- vs. Bmke, and Blu, kes creditors vs.
Burke we will pr. coed. al the late residence of
Thomas Burke, deceased, at Burke's Mills, In Au
gusta county, on
1hursdau, the 9Th Day of March, 1883,
to sell at public auction the following ~>aAesafs
parcels of RE- l. ESTATE, viz: ESEJ#a&
1>t The Home Tract, containing %kXSX
179 acres his is all excellent and
highly improved Farm. With comfort SssSS4436sans
able dwelling and all necessary u,buildngs
I'd The Calhoun Tract containing 6, acres ad-
joining the lands of samuel Byers. This is very
superior Farming Land
Sd The Fact0 y Tract. containing 81H acres
This tract contains the site and waterpower OF the
old Wooden Factory several dwellings. and the land
is of very fine quality.
4h. Biick dwelling and Storehouse in the vii
lage OF Burkes Mills This is very desirable
stand for mercantile business.
5th House and lot situated at Burke's Mills. OPP
posie the dwelling and storehouse next above men
toned,
9th The Tract of Timber Land known as the
Cupp Tract containing 70 acres, situated on North
River near Mt. Scion.
The lst. I'd and 3rd parcels above named will be
Sid from careful surveys to be made previous to
the sale.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand to pay costs OF
suit and of Sale.a and the remainder un0n credit
OF one two and three years from date Of sale. with
interest from date of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security, and the
title retained as ultimate security.
JAMES BUMG ARD NER. JR.,
q. MILLER,
feb2-4t Commissioners.
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GRAZING FARM WANTED = Wanted tc
n rent an enclosed grazing tract for ono OF
more years Apply at this o@ce- 1anl3 lm*
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MIDDLE RIVER.
w. R. TALLEY. REGISTRAR.

W. H. ALIEY, REGISTRAR.
RED MILLS.-Election District for Red Mills vO-
ting place Commencing Rockfsh Road near
Porterheld's Rum thence with the Magisterial Dis
trict line to the Abemarle County ltne Blue Ridge
Mountain; thence with the County line on the Blue
Ridge to Pains Run. thence with Pains Run to
South River, thence down said river to Charles s..
Patlerson's lane, thence to Rockflsh Road Cyrus
Westerns, thence with Rocktsh Road south to
District line.
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LEGAL NOTICES

OtLERKs OFFICE COURT OF HUsTINGs FOR THE
" CITY OF TAUNTON.
An Estray Sop taken up by John F Beard at hi
wagon yard in said city, January l9h 1883. OF the
following description viz: o. white a, back
spotted COLOR crop off right (no OF her mark per
ceptbe) With pig. Supposed to be d bout two sears
old and appraised at $1,000 by Addison Gregory, 2.
N Powell and James M Carter, freeholders, before
William d. Anderson. j. P.
An extract 1este,
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT
jdn26 3t~ Clerk
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dissolution OF co PARTNERSHIP.

WAYNEsBORO, VA, January 9Th, 1888.
The co-partnership heretofore existing between
Smith & Patterson is This day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr. j. B. Smith Withdrawing Ali parties
indebted to us will please make payment. Either
party will sign in liquidation
JOHN B. SMITH
j, A.. PATTERSON, JR.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL Estate.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court OF AL
Eusta county. rendered on the sd day of NOvem
ber 1882 in the cause of Currys admir- VS.. Curry's
heirs will sell at public auction. in front OF the
Court House, in Staunton, on
SATURDAY., the Sd dau of March, 1888.
the HOUSR AND LOT lately owned
situated near staunt. n in what Is TMSAL1
known as West End. The lot is IIIEI.l4M
one halt of No. 16 in the Tannehill - As@a
and Wheat plat.
TFR S-Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
ex penses of sale. and the residue on a credit Of
six twelve and invent, four months from day OF
sale. payable in equal instruments. the purchaser
giving bonds for said deferred instalmeDts. with APP
proved personal security bearing interest," and the
title to be retained as ultimate security.
G M co HIRAM, JR.,
VIM. PATRICK,
fe 24t Commissioners.
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4 NLAIMAGENCY.
T The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
RocKr cham and HigIl nd, that he has opened an
Once in Staunton for the collection Of claims. His
long experience as Constable and Deputy Sheriff
enables hin to promise prompt collections and re-
turns He may be found at the Law Office of A G.
GoPDoN. EGO on Court House Alley or in his ali.
sence Mr. Gordon is authorized to receipt Tor anv
Claims left with him. All claims on which If ~
found necessary to bring suit will be turned ovar ~
q reliable attorney.
VIM A. REED
RnrERxNcEs:-wm A.. Burnett. Clerk of County
Court Of Augusta; samuel Paul Treasurer As gus
county: l.on John E. Massey, LIST Auditor: .Inhn
A. English, Baltimore Md. DIR. r. s HamiItnn
risonburg; Thos. A. e'sdsoe, Cashier National Va
ey Bapk "S
Marll
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VTIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-In the Clerks OF
" flee Circuit Court of Augusta county, Jan.
25th 1888.
VIM. M Caldwell. plaintiff
Thos j Martin, admir- of F. M. Finley, decd.
j Martin and Laura Virginia Martin his
wife, (1eee Finley, ELIZABETH Finley. (wiuow), and
Emmett Finley, defendants.
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DRIvATE sALE-nwing TO giving up Farming
[ offer for sale tpriyately) my two fine Heavy
Draft Mares 10 years Old) Ha rness Wagon. Grain
Drill Combined Mower and Reaper (McCormick),
Harrow, etc . and seven good Milk Cows.
For ali particulars, apply to Fl H. aCOURT,
, 4-.-. Near Staunton. Va.
r ST. have also for sale about 80 or IS acres OF
GOOD LAMP. nearly all we'll set in grass; with
House. Stable and Kitchen. fe 24t
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In CHANCERY

The object of this suit Is to settle the estate of F.
M. Finley decd. and to subject his real estate to
the payment Of his debs: 1t appearing by afida-
Wit filed that j Newton Finley and Emmett Finley,
they d" appear here within one month after due
pub caliou OF This notice and do what is necessary
to protect their interest
Teste,
J. RYAN Cleyk