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throne of my happiness on firm and
impregnable Rock. From this safe
standing, behold those furious dragons
raising their proud crests, extending
their murderous claws, and shaking
their sharp horns to attack me. / see.
them come from far, see them ap-
proach, without feeling any alarm for
OmniPotence keeps me in safety. Yesl,
Omnipotence himself has promisedA
that "with his right hand he will hide
me and with his mighty arm he will de-
fend me-" Behold, then, the reason I
have for defing the world, the fates,
and the deeps, that conspire, but con-
spire in vain, to destroy me for, with
out stirring foot, 1 will joyfully shut
my eyes, and repose on the breast Of
Providence. The Supreme Being coun-
sells me to leave all my cares to him, as
| surfing me that he will sustain me, as a
mother sustains her son whom she Is
sucking at the breast.t Hence it is.
that no power whatever is able to tear
from my heart this blessed hope, nor
the peace, tranquility, and Joy which flow
from it.
27. The narration of Misano filed So
phia and the count with establishment
and the more novelty and mystery it
contained, the more was their curiosity
excited. Whereupon Sophia, to satisfy
herself, expressed herself thus: The
imposing air of thy person, and the ir-
resistible force with which thy counte-
nance impresses every thing thou utter
est, oblige me to give credit to thy words,
Notwithstanding, like the count, had
been persuaded of the impossibility of
enjoying such state in this life. In
this respect l had adopted the sentiment
of poet, who says:
Of Happiness, the highea prize
IL bis who meets iife's seanfie.t ills;
Whole bofOm fweIls the Lan sDitb sigB,.
Whole eye the GtaOeH tears difis.
But thou givest me an idea of a higher
degree OF happiness, and of felicity
more complete.
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ORIGINAL POE TRY.
LITERARY FABLES.
Translated fran the Spanish of
THOMAS De YRIAR1E,
By on hahaditant ejrIVheeling.
FABLE VII.
The city bell and the ViAcge bell.
In a cathedral, we are told,
a certain bell, that Chimed or knolled,
Only at stated times, was kept;
IhenWould it speak three times or four,
With dignity, but seldom more
Which done, the bell in silence slept.
Ats serious tone, its measur'd pause,
Its size,-for large it seems it was,-
And something not described, perhaps,
Had spread its fame the country round;
For far and wide was heard its sound,
Not much unlike loud thunder -claps.
Adjacent to this city bell,
EXACTLY zVheye, L need not tell)
A half deserted village stood,
Whose population being small,
Could scarce afford bell at all
Yet one they had-tho' not so good.
say not good, for it was broke,
So that it Jared at every stroke,
And sadly grated on ones ears -
Yet still it might have answered well
The one Sand purpose of bell,
For any thing that now appears.
But now, behold the village people
Resolv'd to make their little steeple
Vie with the belfry of the town,
BY ringing it at stated times,
in solemn, pompous, measured chimes,
Shrill herald Of its own Ye1o1Vn.
The moral of this fable strikes
At him, whoc'cr he be, that likes
To show his knowledge by grave looks;
As if, by rule, to move the lip
Gould fix him in riVdishiD
With men Of judgment and of books.
e t~s-s-s~S %.'-H~H, p-p-,-.-p-p-S.
An oratpr WI lOut Juism ~, was in
ancient times comDared to a horse with
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. Wldnm Y. IS.

t Caa thy burde7 upon The Lord, and b.
vlii luRain thee.--Pialm Nv. a..
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The day here alluded 20 IL fpoksn ofia the
third book.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL sell thc Fractional Section
Il No. 26, in the Second Township,
second Range, in the Wcgee Bottom,
within eight miles OF Wheeling, contain
ing 1S9 acres of 6rst-rate bottom, with
considerable Improvement on it.
Also, the north half of Section No. 8,
IN the 9TH Township, 4th Range, within
two miles of St. Clairsville. This tract
Is fertile, lies favourably for cultivation,
and is well improved.
These lands will be sold for nearly
the same price that they cost at public
sale. For terms apply to c. HAMMOND,
Esq. in WheeHng, or to
BEZALEEL WELLS.
SteubenOil'e, March II, 1907.
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{ 81 J
JOHN s. BlDDLE,
Silverfmith, JeweiIer and
Halr-worker,

ID f SIP l. { I + u LILY informs his
IL Friends and the Public, that he
has commenced the above branches of
business, in the house next door above
Messrs. S. & 3. Bells Store, on Main
Street, in the Town of Wheeling; where
any orders in his line will be thankfully
received and punctually attended to-
He has had considerable experience in
his business, and hopes that the execu-
ton of his work will give satisfaction to
those who may favour him with call.
CT He will give the highest price for
old GOLD and SILVER.
March 5, 1907.
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p POS SAILS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION,
A TALE OF TRUTH;
Being a HISTORY of the LIFE and
SUFFERINGS of
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE.
By Mrs. ROWSOM.

"THIS is a hiftoly OF real diftrefs Charlotte
by the arthce of a teacher, recommended TO a
fchool from manity rather than conviction
OF her integrity. or the regularity of her former
conduct, is enticed from her governeis and ac-
companies young Officer to Americs-The
marriage ceremony, if not forgotten, is poft
poned, and Charlotte dies a martyr to the in
contancy OF her lover and treachery of his
friend. The Gtuations are artlefs and 4fTect;ne.
the descriptions natural and pathetic
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EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE

For the peruill of the young and thong tlefs
OF the fair TEX, this Tale of Truth is deigned =,
and could win my fair readers to coniider it
as not merely thu effuion of fancy, but "a
reality The circumfsnces on which / have
founded this Novel, were related to me fome
little time fnce by an old Lady who had per
1 naliy known Charlotte, though flle concealed
the real names of the characters, and like wife
the place where the unfortunate fcenes were
acted-yet as it was impossible TO offer a rela
ton to the public in fuch an impe ffeGf fate,
have thrown over the whole a slight veil of
fiction, and fubRituted names and places accor
ling to my own fancy The principal char etsrs
in this little tale are now confgned TO the lent
tomb-it can Therefore hurt the feelings of no
one-and may, latter myfrlf, be of fervice
10 fome who are 70 unfortunate as to have
neither friends to advife, nor understanding TO
dire6 them, through the various and unex-
peeted evils that attend young and unptotea
ed woman in her fra entrance into life.
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. 1t will be Handsomely printed on new
Type, and fine Pape and neatly Bound and
LIZ erred
The price to Subscribers will be - Cents.
to be paid on delivery of the Work
a lif of the Subscribers names and place
o. residence will be added as patrons of the
Work
S An ao vance will be made to thofe who
fubicribe 70 Quantity
Warrington, Decen Der IS 1909.
ftf Subscriptions to the above received at
this 4'rintng Office.
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N OF &c E.

THE Subscriber cautions the Citi-
1ens of the Borough Of Wheeling, and
others whom it may concern, not to have
any kind of dealings with his slaves, or
harbour them in their houses, contrary
20 law, after this notice. Any person
or persons found guilty, may expect to
he dealt with as the laws of the land di-
rect.
EBENEZER ZANE.
March 10Th, 1907.
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THE Citizens of Ohio County are
hereby informed, that an Election will
be held, at the Courthouse in the Town
OF Wheeling, on the first Monday in A
prll next, for the purpose of electing a
Representative in Congress forthis Dis
trict, and two Representatives for the
state Legislature for the County of O.
hio.
JOSEPH KERR, Sheriff.
Sheriff s-OAice, March 10, 1907.
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CHRISTIAN READER,
Here is prelented to your view few Ser
mons, being part Of the labours of that great
man OF God, Mr.. John Wcllh-oDe who had
more than an ordinary me fure of the Spirit of
God given to him, evidently known to many.
who were fo happily blelaed as o be under his
mnitry. and enjoy tcllowfhip and communion
with him in the ordinances of the GofpeI-of
which there is an account of many cxtraordina.
ry things in the hiftory of his life prefixed to
this book. The ferrous reader will find thew
are not delivered in neat and fine drefs, to
Pleale the fine tate of the age we now live in.
who love more to hear a fermon neatly d-efIed
in fine Ryle of curious learning, than to hear
an awakening fermon concerning our own Der.
ional Inns and the fms of the generation we live
IN; but the following are plain TO the meanet
capacity, " not in the enticing words of mans
wli5om, but in the demonitration of the Spirit
and Of power"
CONDITIONS
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Tome octave volume, containing between fig
and feven hundred pages, durab5 and hand.
lonely bound and deferred.
The typography fhall be correctly execu-
ted in the modern fyle, on good paper, aud
with new letter.
The price TO Subscribers will be one dollar
and hf'y cente-To non fubfcribers it will be
two dol ara
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places Of rehdence, will be added as patrons Of
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HEMP and TAR.

The highest price will be given for
good merchantable Hemp and Tar, bv
MICHAEL GRAHAM.
Who has on hand general assortment of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
with Cordage of all forts & Gzes,
at his otolo, opposite John White.
Wheeling, March 10, 1907.
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europe
(oGfei9Ie0rrepsndsnet eontinaed. J
November 2S.
(No. 81
DoqvniAg .Rlesf, stb AMM, Iao6.

(No. 81
Do7vniAg meet, STD H6tH, 1906.
SIR,
1 did not receive, until laGt evening, your dif.
patch OF the LIT inf. Before / anfwer it, Der
nit me TO allure your exceIlency, that the fr1,l.
nefs and the obIjging tone which we tbers =,
mark, have given greet pIeaiure here con.
ciatory ipirit manfetted on one part and the
other, rs already great ftsp towards peace.
IT what your excelIency iays, in relation IN
interior affairs, regards political affairs. =, an
fwer is icarcely neceGary; we never interfere i,
them III times OF war, for more powerful 70,
ION, We do not in peace and nothing is moro
ditant from the ideas which prevail afnongG
us, than defiretO interfere in he interior Is,
which you may judge proper for regulating
your revenues, and to iupport the rights OF
your commerce, or to infult your flag.
As to a treaty Of commerce, England believeo
ihe has no interett to defre it more than Other
nations-there are many people who bell. ~
that fuch treaty would be equally uteful tn
the two contracting parties but this is o,tr
ton on which each government ought to illse
IRON her own lniormatiOGs, and that one which
rciuits has no account tn render to- The one
which propofes.
ltis not mytelf alone, fir, bst every re- fiona
bic man ought 70 acknowledge, that thr tr,,, in
tereit OF France is peace, and that confe0urn,l,
IL Is on rs pr>ieTv1iion that the true glory of
thoie that govern ought to be founded.
IL s true, that we mutually accuCe eAch o,ber
but il wouid be ofno ufc at this moment to az
cuffs the arguments ON which tsefe accutafi,1s
have been founded. We are not allure, 49,.
counabie, one to the other, for what ~, A,
anougit oulc'yes, and the principle OF rec,nro.
city on this lubjett, which your exre.tacv has
propoied, appears jun aud rsaiouablr.
We cannot deny tina; your rcdfoninps on wba.
inconyeniencies would happen to France from =
peace Of ihort duration, are well fopnd,d
but on the other hand, thOf- which VIC G,ou,3
experience would not be Ieis confederate !,
IS, perhaps, natural, that in ruch CAFE. e,,l
nation exargerates it's own dangers, or AT leaa
Ihc looks at them more near and vitb an 80,
more piercing than on thoC. of another.
As to the Intervention OF a foreign mower +,
NUT HrG be remarked, that In what re,s5d
peace and war, between France and FnelarI
kuiiia cannot be idid to- BE- foceien power. c.e'
irG that ihc is actually IN alliance with Engjsnd
and at war with France it is, therefore. tbat
10 my letter It was rs a party, and rot as 4 ,rs.
d'ator, that II was propoied to bring in IN. en-.
peror Alexandr.
Your exceliency, in the la(t clauf- Of voor dc
patch Acknowledges that the peace ought to be
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honorable for France and England, as well as
tor their REFLECTIVE allies if this is TO- Il 2r,-
pears TO be impofhle, confidcriug the ftritt al.
lance which iub60s between the two govern
ments, that that of England ihould commerce
a negocia'ion, except proviforai!y, without
the concurrence, or at leaf without the con.
tent, hiit obtained Of her allies.
For VIVA, relates To the integrity and in6e-
Pendence Of the Ottoman empire, no d'gjiculjy
can offer ifeF tbeie ohirtts being equally dear
t" AL the parties iuterclci III tie ditcunion in
qncton.
1t is, perhaps, true, that the power Of France
on land, compared with that uf The rem OF
Europe, is no, equal To the iureriorty which
we poiieis on the fea, taken in the fame poiut Of
view but it can be no longer diftmbied that
the proi-tt of combining the whole Of Europe
agairt France rs chimerica to the Ian degree.
1t is, moreover, in truth, pulling little too
tar The approximations for the future, to regard
The alliance between RufIia and England, {the
Two powers the leaf calculated to attack
France by Iand) as tending TO produce fuch
reiH't.
The Intervention of RuGia in the negotiation
cannot, beiides, be regarded as the formation
OF congfsi', neither for the form nor for the
thing for as much as there will! be but two
parties Ruiiia and England, on one ide, and
France on the other. A congref5 might be of
ute on many accounts, after the Ggnsture OF
the prelimlnaries. in caf- that al the contracting
parties ihould he of this opinion, but this Is
project to be dfcufed freely and amicably after
the principal affair iiiall be arranged.
Here, FIR, have explained to YOU. with all
the clearnets am capable of, the feuiments of
the Blitih miri!try on the opinions which your
exeeiency has inggefted. am pleafed 10 think
that there is but one cfientlaI point upon whi n
we are not IN accord.
have the honor to he, with the mof diRin.
gulhe' confederation, fir, of your excellence,
the very humble ftrvant.
C.JTOx.
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TO RENT,

Manehelter, Dee.

For H,es o. fVe yearJ,
"a At valuable LANYARD, Of the late MIR.
Jacob Boekius, and now occupied by the fub-
icribsr 6tpsed on the Man.Sreet Of this city, be.
tween the capitol and balm Of the canal; is convent
enoes ale hyperion to any other in this place
A large Carrying SheP, Cellar and drying loft a
pac,ous Bark ioule, two Bark N1s and Houfes a
Beam Houe every other requiGte for the tanning OF
from to 5000 hides year, executive Of Rims.
AO, on the fame Tenement a convenient Dwell
ling Houie, Kitchen Smoke. Houie, Stable and Car
den. The renter may be sccou nodated, with about
one hundred cords Of excellent Spanish and Blackoal,
Bark, now in the Bafk-houlc, at fair price. PROMO
falls for the above will be received in ali this and next
month and If not dfpofed Of within this time i,
will be offered G., public auction on the premiles the
5th Of Mlf,h next.
Bend With approved feeurisy viii be required and
poGeiton given the 6r Of April next, OF the bark.
houie, bark mills, beam hous, lines, pools, bates
handler and part ofths vars And the dwelling-boufs
and reiidue Of the tenement on the irh OF Nav
next
TIE reafon aligned FOR offering the foregoing pro-
perry for rent is the "a flate ofhsah Of tne fgbi.ri
Der, to pay that attention the buGuefs requires.
MARCUS ELCAN.
Jan. is, taw Ism.
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HE fubicribers have on hand, now for priva,
iaie, which they will fell on low terms, for ap
proved endoried notes, at 90 and $50 days:
$500 Buihe!s Liverpool Slowed Sat
900 Sacks Salt, containing buihels;
Twilled Stacking;
so Hhds.Sugar, part of which, of prime Qua
lily;
90 Barrels Do. do
70 iihds. Prime Antigua Rum, Sd proof
80 HID Windward Hand, do
10 Pipes beR Cogniao Brandy 9Th proof
Is Chefs Imperial and so chefs Young Hyfor
Teas;
Hyion, Skin, Souchoug and old Hylon
Teas;
few keys Prime Nutmcgs;
100 Barrels Apple Brandy, greater part of which
lie of Wight
10 Pipes Holland Gin;
Lifbon Vine of fuperior quality, in HID
Pipes and or CaGs.
so Hhds Prime Moah.s;
SO Bags Coffee
GOO Wedding Hoes
And very general afortment Of DRY GOODS.
The Public Sales regularly twice twice we els
every Monday and 'lhuriday.
PROSSER e. MONCURE, INe'iy,.
N B. "A Light neat Chariot and Harness, on
long credit. p. g. M.
ALSO,
To be hired Negro Nun, who is good Cook
January 20. law 4w.
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1ONN NLCOCX.

u
lNFoRA4S tbe Ciizs"' Of Richmond. ani tie patE.
an sensrd! that be bzs Ovei TO TIE City of Rib,7osd
sOIers be ba opensd complete aors,venf of A1ere6aa-
DIE, next dear TO A4sgis. Pyogcr and Azoaeu,e'.
. Psnd1e Store and cppojfse be Easie i; eogEGine
partly oftbe /oIl'Jving Gs.ieieJ
CNDON Spring, Panel and hand Saws, CAT
& teel and German do.
Cstee Files of every defcription,
Till Locks bra!s and ron
Wood Screws Of every lize,
Sd. I'D. K Cd. wrought Sprigs,
lod. & god. wrought Nails,
I'd. & Sd. fine drawn Clouts,
Sadd!er's lacks of every Gze,
Brals Nails, Srainiug & Grt Webb,
Plated Bride Bits aiTorted,
Do. airrup Irons do.
Brafs mounted feel blade Squares,
brsis and Iron chamber door Locks Of every
6ze,
Stock Locks of all 6zes,
Loo, ng and Ladies drefing GlaiIcs,
si.Atei Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips Of every ize,
Carpenters * Joiners Tools of every defcrip-
ton,
AJfo, an aDorfment Of DRY GOODS.
Superfine Cloths and Caimeres,
Bennet's Velvet and Patent Cord,
Manchester Stuffs,
Fashionable Silk Hoie,
Rofe and Duffell Blankets,
Coarfe Linens and number of other arti-
eies too tedious niert all of which will behold low.
December Is. IF.
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THE RICHMOND HCdDFMy

OR Female Education, will be opened in the houre
lately occupied by James Penn, Efq on Mon
day the I'd day of February, so7, under the fuper-
attendance OF Mrs. Anna Byrd, who Will her.
ieIt teach ueh Pupils hl be entruaed to her care
to read and write EngIih gramm4tieally tooetbtr
with Arithmetic aud Needle work.--fIer terms are
one hundred and fifty dollars per snnum for hoard
and odgng, including fire, candles and valhng and
twenty dollars for tuition. The Rev'd Iohp d.
Bd'F IS appointed teacher OF Geography and HiRory
Ills compensation for each Pupil, whom her Parent
or Guardian may direct to be attended by him, is if
teen dollars per annun. The iaid fums re pavable
quarterly in advance.
The ntmoG attention will be paid to the morals of
the young Ladies received into the Academy as veil
as to their Improvement in fcience. Other perCons
will be employed, 70 loon the number and propref,
Of the lcholarS all render it expedient to teach ,h
French and Italian languages, the principle. Of N,tn
raj and Moral Phiofophy and Natural TIinorv. Mn
nc, Dancing aud Drawing; of which notice viii in
due time be given to the public by
,oo Tbs 7rgReey.
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NOTJCF

By virtue of three Deeds of Trua, executed to the
undersigned, by William Cooke, of the county Of
Coochand, (and of record in the court of that
county, for the purpoie of recurring the payment
of debt due John Shelton and Son, and fun
dry other debts due to john l.. Harris, & Co
will be exroled iale, the highett bidder, for
ready money, Goochland (Court HouieO OIL
the 3la day of March next
4 TRACT OF LAND the property of Said
n Cooke, now in the occupancy Of George I'm
derwood lying in the county of Goochland adjoin-
ing the land. of John Markham, John Lewis, Lexis
Powers, and others; containing between three and
four hundred acres, expreed in laid ievera Deeds
OF Truf
FREDERICK HARRlS,7
WILLIAM MILLER,
February 81. (tdE
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January %.

NE iubicriber respectfully informs his friends.
and the public, that lie has commenced carry.
ing on the Blacksmith and Carriage making buiueis.
4' me mop formerly occupied by Auderion's Mat.
At the corner leading from the Main. arer, r. ,ro
Gank. Horle ihoeing will be executed in f,oer,or
msnner b. an experienced hand. Gentlen1en own
10 hor'e n this city will nd it their inttre 10 en-
Ter their hole by the year. and their cur is reps
iuily i,lieited. All kinds Of BackGuith work viii he
done al ihort notice, and warranted Fabiopa5le
Giggssnd Chairs made, and all kinds Of repairs done
IN the carriage making lse reaonabe rates aud in
tie ne~,eG manner.
CHARLES BoSHER.
December 30 1aw2n.
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February 1C
FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of a Deed Of TruG, executed by the late
James Taylor Of the county Of Nsr-Eent, and
ia,e Of Virginia, deed. to feeuye the payment Of .
fun Of money due by him TO Giliiat and %ackn-
der will pof'vely be fold without rclsrye, ON the
twelfth Day Of arch nczt, at Nsw.Kcnt court
hUuC.,
~ tIiE following Tra7 Or Parcel GLAND lituate
III the lover eud Of Ne. Kent containing 6y
late luvsy, four hundred aere7, commonly called
and known by the uaue oi Pond Miri1 which Gaid
ua6t Or parcel Of I4rd s. bourdsd by me Lands Of
Thomas Psmor., Elwin Goodwin, deed. Arrif-
iead Runs and John R.chardioo d.od. and lately ~
"a occupation o'the iaii J'mss Taylor. Terms Of
flle cAh.
THOMAS JORDAN, T,gq...
February 8. tdf.
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SaIes at auettn,..

On Wednesday the eleventh March, will be fold on
the premiies
THAT VALUABLE LOT, on Shocko HILL
i commencing in front at MIR. Pickett's corner,
aud extending within 80 feet of the foath wet
the crsfs treet. Ii has well built Brcl,
Office, and rs ituated within convenient di2ance OF
the Capitol The front being about 90 feet will be
divided into three Lots, ihould it uit purchaisrs-
Terms made known on day of fale.
TAYLOR u BROWN, Au6lioneers.
February l3. tdf.
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2ais8 at auftion.

On "Wednesday the 4,h of March, will be fold on the
premifcs,
CEvEN ACRES of LAND, adjoining the fouth
- iide of she ground attached TO the poor houe.
There are on them good Dwelling Houfe Of wood,
with three rooms, a Kitchen and other eonyene,.;
on, houie-Terms, one fourth cain zone fourth tie
f5th June fourth the 25th September, and the
other fourth 1t Chritnas. deed of truit fsoure
the payment will be required.
TAYLOR g BROWN, v. NJ.
February 10. td