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~ ~''6- '~s~~3 ~" ~ &tuo Cu0ok0 and ihrr.
xere. srspsPorted from England to that
Ecolony, and sold to the young planters ss
wives, for one hundred and fity uouud.
Of tobacco each. Ifany young man wa.
unable to pay inadvance ihis -;neoss;i.r-
ablePrice for his companion he was most
generously credited until he could
plant, and make and gather his crop. Il
|isikewise stated that this debt was con.
sidered debt of honor by the youua
planters; and therefore paid in preference
to all others ~ We doubt very much
whether such far bargains can be had ON
terms so libersl at the present day. There
is one thing, however, in the-exchange of
these two commercial products Of the old
and new worlds, whicli'we do NOT thinkyis
altogether correct. 1t surely, does not
comport with our notions Of iustice and
equity, toe xactths same price for bad
wife as for a-good ono. As il regards
the property Of such q rule in 1870, we
can only speak conjectcrally I; but to our
certain knowledge there is 1 difference Of
more than hundred and fity pounds Of
tobacco in wives now-a-days. sse. lSlo
-------------el4 l4s.,s sy
Babylon;an Marriages. An auction Of
unmarried ladies' used to take place in
Babylon annually sln sveryldistrict.n
says the historian, , I" they assembled on
! certain day in every year, slbthe virgins
If manageable age. " The most hesuti-
Gl was first put up, and the man Who bid
he largest sum Of money, gained possess-
on Of her charms; The second in per-
Ional appearances followed, and the bid
lers grati6ed themselves with handsoihe
wives accornjng to the depths Of their purs
's But, alas III seems that there were
a Babylon some ladies for which no mon
y was likely to be offered ;yst these also
we're disposed of-so provident were The
3abylonians. I" When all the; beautiful
irgins were disposed OFF, says the histo-
ian, "the crier ordered the most deiorm-
d to stand up ;sand after he had openly
emanded who would marry her With
small sum, was at length adjsdged, to
'e man whe would be satisfied withsahe
last /; and in this manner the money a.
sing from the sale of the handsome, ,serv-
dfor . portion to those who were ether
disagreeable look, a or had any other
nperfection.,,' Mqilsi,t Ju..as'ss,.
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- p1pGH' 1p n; q 2 eommon cure Turf Regis
il5'hai ,lsi 9ds --ar. %
CEYsus ANEcDorK. "A marshal in one
Of our peighboring counties, on making :
call at the house Of one Cornwell, who. to
use an Eastern phrase, was al the time
4. pretty well cofned, Inquired which was
the head Of The family. 1" She is.'', re-
Piled the man pointing to his better part
You are boarder, ! suppose, said the
census man. +" Yes, II boards here ex-
|cePt drinking and lodging \" and where
DO you drink and lodge 20 L drink Ar
the grocery and lodge ia the barn. ~
Jordan Courier. ~ si- ks lily /
MURDER. We learn that Charles
Smith Of this town, was murdered in Free
town on Ih1rsday last. The particulars
as we have heard them are, that Smith
with three other persops, all Of whom are
butchers and had their knives with them,
were intoxicated and had quarrelled sew.
eral times in the course of the day: In1
the afternoon, Smith was killed by being
stabbed in the side and having his scuil u
beaten and broken, in a shocking man
ner. The body was afterwards, thrown
INTO ssw-mill hoom,. and the gate shut
down SO as to hold iii. Two persons by
the name Of Bradley, it has been rumored,
have been arrested and committed toN evil
Bedford Jail, charged with this murder. II,
Another person implicated, is said to have
made his escape, We see no notice how |.
aver, ofthe commitment ofthe persons a.
'ove named, in the New Bedford papers (
i Tuesday N Taunton Reporter. I!
wi .I-----Ss-- .,.s'' I =
Remedy for The LockJm,o-- We are in
ormed by a friend that a sure preventive :
gainst this terrible disease is to take le
ONE 8 rong soft soap and mix it with a ID
ufficient quantity of'pulverized chalk, toi
make it ofthe consisience Of buck wheat q
atter-put i into a cloth or small bag L
nd apply it the wound-keep the chalk |r
,oisteped With fresh supply Of soap Jun e
IL the wound begins to discharge, and o
he patient receives relief Our friend IL
lated to US, and implicit confidence rnay1
3 placed in what he saye, that he hasl
cen successivcly applied. So simple 2
nd valuable remedy within the reach oil s.
very person, ought 10 be universally q
Y. Evening Post. fo IN
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-11

Itching Feet. I'VE know of 90 COM
mon complaint more annoying 10 children
than the tormenting itch .ofthe feet from
chilblains. The following is said to be
perfect cure. One part ofmuriatic acid
diluted will, seven parts Of water, rub the
feet we'll with the mixture before going to
bed for two or three nights. The sppfca-
tion must be made before the skin breaks,
and will be found not only to allay the
itching, but to arrest the progress Of the
IN. Y. Evening Journal.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-11

|. The Eaxyard .M,ainerrs.--Rumor
were abroad yesterday, we understand,
that the crew, of the jolly-boat (said to
have been drownedD were, on Saturday
arrested on the + end Of Long Island
having been lancsOd4 from small schoon'
or. We have not Eesn able to trace this
statement 10 an authentic source. ce.--(N.
Y. J. of Com. siis iiyG,qs,it ~
On Saturday evening, two men, chain
ed, were brought from the. sen shores sus-
pected of having dug up the money de-
posted BY the late mutincers and MUIR
derers. On them were found a small
mahegony box, containing Jewels, SC. and
S6m< bags ofsaiIoSs clothing. Thess men
were accompanied by johnson and wife,
At whose house the inutineers first stopt
the two latter we're not chained, and
may have been brought to the city as wit
ness. N.Y. Gazette B .nt.1 B. 10
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We find the following very cusiqss ar.
ticle in the Alexandris; I'd. g. y Cs1stts:
"We, think It no more tkAn due 10 the
present glorious Administrations, % which
is absolutely t1sbfazing il glory" 70 STATE,
that their portege, the Hon Henry Lee,
late minister plchipotehtfary 10 Ms High
ness the Dey Of AIgfers, retsrns home
perfectly satisfied with his Tejection BY the
Senate, having foand time 70 feather his
nest comfortably, and opportunity to do q
handsome brokerage md commission busi
ness for tke benefit Of snndfy old Jews,
who, during the bomb ardment, were some
what (" afraid oftkeir eafs..''-' Il y gener~
ally believed that this administration have
been the means Of yeWarasng fRe Hon
Henry Lee, TO the tune Of about $40 O0o
Verify, ga blaze Of glory"-1H Henry Il"
and all! t''F'sa q 'sl'iacs@ ~
In such maI-practices es BY psblie'ofieers,
the executive is implicated only 90 for 40
the previous habHs Or principles Of the or
fender might have justified a fear ofweak
principles.-fU. s. Gazetfe..A onp 60
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-11

The census ofthe United States agrees
bly, TO the law on that subject, was com
,pleted on the Both Of November. +lne
Journal OF Commerce estimates that sne
population Of the United States wiI =
mount TO thirteen mhIions, thst New YORK,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, will rank 40 70" !,
three first States, md that the firSt W"
contain greater population than wv
whole Of New England. The spPoH'oE
lnent for Congress will be ms6e this se~ e..
ion, and win greatly incvsass the ses'"'
power ofthe West. a f q lal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
From the National Enfelligcncer.
A PERMANENT FREE BRlDGE

A PERMANENT FREE BklDGE'
MEssRs. EDIroRs:-rhe presen' Se'y iecsy-
ing state Of tie Potomac Bridge, like 'b' De
cays Of human lie wsrn u. TO prepare for BET
Ter. A p.rmsnrn, free bridge 10 coourc' 'n'
Two divisions Of the District, has been lens ard
loudly called Tor, not Only b. me CITIZENS Ct he
di',ric,, bu, Ivy persons residing wi'n'n CIR
Gle of fifty miles around it. The rxPr"cg IN
CURED in crossing the Potomac whr her -
the present mode. Of bridge, or ferry. Is d n -
serial bar to that continual mere curse, "h! b
in the case ola free Bridge womb be KIP; "?
by ne irhabirsn,s Of the North and Sor :
sides Of the river.
dc not pre,enA ss,y where the free Bridge
should br located, perhsp, in References - hr
great National ,horoughfsre from Buffalo 10
Orleans, bur let portiun Of tho SALES OF ihe
public properly in Washington, be devoted Q
this local aud National d.s,der-'um, anil when
Bldg. shall u erected le, i, Dr. spermo"en'
Bridge, free Bridge, and noting but per-
manenf free Bridge. Yoacs, resp, c,;ully,
IN 0id I1hGbitQnt 0ffhe District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

7. III, House Of Representatives OF the S'as
IF N.uyLANp, lately, the following resolution
Was reported from The Committee on in'sr"a'
Improvements: r,..
Be,olped 5y the General .assenbiy Of Aaruland, ina,
it is uexpedsn and to snpenu '"f % eso,
..,;ng the Canal along the margin OF tdewaterbe'o~
,be highest point practicable and ,or '0'A
;ns i, down into tide water on the Potomac river
On the ash ui,. this resolu'iOo was read a
second time; aud, aitsr some discussion II was
nsgsiiv.d, SO .o'es TO IS. I!u'y, II e WVa 40
have been sn extraordinary ce .rs ~ "ss
O'." h,,. been Ignorant, surely. thai The work
mus, 10 :, ,sis,s !, the rr.ul, of a eompromise
20 10 T which depended he who'. success Of his
~ -" And, especially, they must have
Sasn ,.norso,, that the work, which '6ty .oo,'
" D, pose 10 dispense 'o'i", i. all under CONTRACT
nd is already haT done.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
The Protestant.

TT il intended to issue u weekly paper under the
1 above title, which shall he exclusively devoted 70
portraiturs of Popery and tho defence of hf stlot
,p,;cn An tonics which either have been, or winch
ar. now controverted among those Protestant demo-
mnations who "hoId the head" will be entirely ex'
Guided. The sole objects of this publication are; to
nculcate Gospel doctrines against Romlsh corrupnors'
TO maintain the purity and the slfic'ency Of the 10Y
Scriptures against h"nkish tradit'on'i !" ete"b",
,hs u.,chf,l care of lmiranuel over "th- Church
God which he hath purchased With his own bios,
and to defend that revealed truth which iuthe. AM
Zuinele, Calvin and Armi"ius, Cram"er ana ~;
Usher and Rutherford. Baxter and owen Dun ., IN
Neal. Wal, and Gale, whitfield and Wesley, ava Az
f,l,owrr.. er amino and una coco, nave
na against the creed OF Pope Plus " and the
cspon, of the Council Of Trent ox,
The p.o.e..n. .re. New YORK. At
25s sp ."psm il paid in ADVANCE or 50 50 at the e1D'
ration Of Sax months.
march $50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

The Pennsylvania ANTI Masonic State Con-
ven,ion was opened al Harrisburgh On the e5,h
inst Eigh'y-nine delegates we're present. Jo-
.eph Ri,ner, Of Washington County, was eho-
sen President. Twenty cigh, Delegates were
appointed 10 represent the S,a'e At the Nation.
a, Convention, on the llth September. a re.
solution was offered, and post poned. tha, 2o.-
600 or more copies of the account Of the alb
duc,ion Of Morgan be published.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

s,,,,na.-Ths "grea, debate" in III, senate
), hen productive Of SONS sharp shooting
.n,,er,l Il he members. The Bos'
.C.ui,r hos ,hs following paragraph
, a,,,,y, -"li J., aIed in LETTER. from
~ ION ,h,r NJ. Holmes Of Maine, in a
J.. nee, , in ,hr Senate, remarked, substsn-
~, h,, thr New England S,aJrs Seni twelve
ca, ais t, .uqnors th.i, Cause and character
.", th-.c were The twelve apostles "t
| T., E.g and; but New E"gisno Ike the Sa-
,,r &C mankind Iound 4 traitor among her
,i.or hsd est indeed yet receis-
q ms sh,r'y p',c"s OF silver oa' "as io aai'y
tlarsla',oU VI AZ
the reieSrlph, by way o. rsJ"inder. states
Nj, Holmes rass 1T ,he conclusion OF MIR
VIA, speech, * denied having made such
,,b,rpt; bit ,onciuaes by sayHg, Significant
!, that a hovgh he did nj charge the gentle
man win b.ios Jtdas, he remembered there
Wa, P.l,r, gao denied MS Lord aud Master,
in nj. ha.r # uial Ths,enpon Mir Benton
rove aid sid (po,n,ins to Mr.. Woodbury.
~Y,i NJ P,-Mlsn,, thIs is Peer, the rock OF
NJ England drp"ti.cy, and upon do we
bv,l om i.ih." S1'ao person added" and
The g4'esoi bell shSll n; prevail against him "
10 IA. The senator .joiuss; " | accept tas .
m.aamen, ST" y"
Yse,d,yb J,urual cop,sins the following
cVIiua.tiOD Of bis:
Mr Holmes, in The course Of his remarks in
o.. S,u.le III an.wsr 10 Mr.. Hsyns, sho had
srtd h., certain oppo>sr If he isswar had
cOs.i.r,d Any lender Of NANCY 10 The Govern
E,n cover 10 lamss Madison, Felix Grundy
., lhe 0ryil," had said that he had no douh'
bat III. person Soold, At tba, lime, il he had
h'sgh' Of il, have ps, him ( MIR. Haimes) INTO
lht lis, tot BY striking GU, aud inserting, bu'
81 atdas him to the end of Inc list, immsGi-
lry after Lis Ise,u.l Majesty. in order To 'cao
the climax Mr.. Grundy, in his Sisoursis.
'p,rch, alluded To the remark of Mr.. Holme,,
lhd proposed 20 Insert the Presidear iusieed OF
NJ Madison into the firm. TO add Mr.. Holmes,
and then 10 diNide-The President and MIR.
G'O"dy, add His Internal Majesty and Mr..
Holmes. Mr. Holmes rose and drily replies,
hat ne had urver consea,ed 10 bee ONE oem'
VIZ Of the firm: but thai, since new par'oer
va been in'roGucsd, he had AZ insuperable
'hlec'lOn Blu, he gave full credit TO The JUS
ice Ut his trend from Tennessee, & MIR G Tor
lis h'eral and equitable division. he had
aSen himself aud the PRsslDESr as one hall,
nd him MIR. II and the Devil % the other.
T. sad no doubt Of me equality Of the division
hat Iher"erits OF one Sere quail 10 'ho'e I'll The
@er Bct,said Mr.. Il ! decline being concerned
nv such hrm; & taking myself out, should IN
Sub whether the rest could safely divide and
lspsase with the services Of his msjes'y; you
an se' along without him. Thus Jar he has
'us more han one ha!f your business
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

We have copied for this mornings Gazette
nex'rsct from NooRR's Life Of BYpoS-a work
winch has caused no lillls stir in the literary
world, and which /, rapidly bought up aud Pc
n"d Our readers will fnd much in the rx-
"'e' to plea" and crafty them, and We wish
We always had i, in ouI power TO call their At.
'sL'i'n 10 such matter, in preference 10 The dis
sOsing exhibition Of the frauds Of party, aud
me abass Of politics which We have soms'imes
'od'al. osr di,po,iiions certainly lead US to
walk
~ In the fair, delightful paths Of peace,
unwarpedby party nge, to live like brothers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
TusspAy MARcH

iuhsDAf, MARCH Z.
Present, the Whole Cour
No. Is James Carver, Pls,niF in Errorvs
Lessee 81 John Jdeo5 Asfor. E al In error 10
the Circuit cour, Of he U States for the South.
erh District Of New>York. Mr.. Justice SroRY
delivered the opinion of this Court, affirming
the Judgment Of said Circuit Court 10 this
cause with cos,s.
No. 81. Ohuer Saunders plaintiff. vs. Bsya>
MN Gould. Mr. Chief Justice MARSHALL de.
llvefed the opinion Of this Cour', remsnting
this cause 10 the Circui Court Of the United
States for the Rhode Island DisHict, with in
s'ruc,ions TO proceed according 10 law, as the
whole cause, and no, a point or points, were
certified 10 his Court.
No % John Smith T. appellant vs.. The Uni.
ted States. The argument in this cause was
concluded by Mr.. Benton for The Appslsnt
No 9. Hiram Craig, 4 oil. plaintiffs in Err
ror, VS. The State Of Missouri. rhe argument,
OF this cause was commenced by Mr.. Sheffay
for Inc Plaintiff, in Error.
Adjourned til tomorrow, II o'clock. A. NJ q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

We learn from Washington, (says the New
York Gazette that The Court Martial which
was recently ass, mbled there for the uial Of
Lieu, Col. Richard Smith, Of the Marine Corps,
has been dissoi,ed-the sealence Of the Court
in his case dismissal from ssrvice) having
been approved BY the President
We also learn that a new Cour, was imme-
diately convened, Of which Com S,ewar, is
are members, for he trials of Captains Creigh-
ton and Hoffman. The Court Convened al
Washington on Wednesday, but was no. duly
organized, on .ccount Of the absence of import.
an, Witnesses in the cases OF both the above
mentioned sficer>
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
prince William l.and for Sale.

IL virtue ofa deed Of trust executed TO me by Tho
~ mas Moncure, and dul, recorded in the Cierk.e
Office Of the County Court Of Pince William, shall
expose TO sale At Prince william CourtGuse onte 9th
land lying in the said county. about three miles
from the Couri House, containing four hundred scres,
an known by the of Iansbornugh,or Hans farm.
This land Is well adapted tn the production Of wheat.
II will DE sod $ edit Of and Two years. the
purchaser ri, ny decd IF trust the land, together
with bonds aud good securit, to ensure the payment
of The purchase money. The title is unquestionsbe.
but selling trustee, shalt convey on. such tile a.
5 Invested in ne by the deed OF trust stotssa:d.
feb , 1swts RiCi'D e. l.. NONCURE, trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Atain itotel.

ersS The suhsoi ihpr respectfully ininrms
80. the public that 10 has taken The house "a Al
&c :. die. Ioll,!pn county. Virginia, formef' lccu-
y. pied ~ the v,.s"s acey, and more rrceiily
by Thomas Noi4nd, where he is prepared TO acc NJ
mo,iae, in The best manner, all those who may favor
him with cali
To enuneratc the comforts whcb the above stand
posses IS, ah witch necessary 10 the converience
Of travellers, wout be unnecessary CT the part at me
u5scrbcr He therefore rests his claims to patronage
upon a d-si,c render satisfaction To all those who
may piesse to cali At his house.
ROBERT SHACKLETT.
Aida Feb. 10, lS30-feb 12 I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

FRENCH SPoLMrIoNs "A letter from Wash.
ington tn the editors Of the Bait. American,
under dale Of Is, inst. in reference TO The bill
reported by the Commiues Of the Senate say.
have but moment TO enclose a copy OF the
Bill reported on Monday las, for he relief of
the sufferers by French spolis,ions committed
prior 10 the 3oIh Of September 1900. res
2ecrfully rsques, you will give i, an insertion,
end that you will STATE ;haI it viii! sffurd the
suffer- RS about ten shHings in The pound Of the
principal Of their claims.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

can place before our seamen
T', q. 70 temperance. ms sApsn,rb S
'lp' 'J on l.nd, i, may on ~a'e'' T., mI ,h,.
sta'u :" done in SONS parts o, inns
I'D DEC" u he honorable Chairman
"i' r l" (Mr. HorFMsSl mad:
~" tempted TO ridicuIe 'ae -h'r;s o,
sh ' ;s'',, and PRONOUNCED sort OF
!: '''ls"t.I smocra,ic hing whiskey,
a7'n '". .,,sr,l tunes, foi what purpose
sg,'f :. sonld no, understand. he would
Did Us IN this public place, 10 iav"r
h' VOL" ,oI,uI and efficient means oil saw
h'''0'e" Health, reputation. rich
!. f, so,1l, ~ in heir rain, The tears
lie '''' ,viv,s had been dried up, aud
ra' '"o 4, 10 overflow with expressions
'a'' M nv 10 the authors OF these
.gnt m1''nen'''
g.. much fear the lessons Of "a'h'
,,urcs they may come, will not
mo IN, the destroyer Of mems COM
.,. aud respec,aOlliy. ln'empr-
-" -, b. M, down until you make II
..s, ,od until you stamp the seal OF
Va, III. liplrr, as well as The eonh'm'
..nii!l. u. .,,- ,,,.;
p ,...,,o,, men IS 10 aid in this great
80 ..oo,,,rou,. As well might we eA-
y vas Of III, ssa TO cease their motion
,mm,nd Hospitality. and The com
Mics Friendship which hsve been SO
.,,;o.eJ By eus,sm. mead rot be 'i0la'-
,.rl,, % eslabli,h habits Of temperance
.,.h. # :, any process Of reason We ca"
,.h;n 20 entire absliusnee, who cannot
,o.r without his glass, and who oru-
s,.,o tae brady ho'Ile, TO grauiy his
,o,s,i,e. Tempera'e men need no
" e,,ne ab,,isrnce iHeuiea'ed upon
;o,.mn.ra,e mea ought TO have GOLD
:. ox,ius rihed upon the very door posts
cir bousss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

ST THOMAS Captain Smith It The sehoon.
er Mentor from s, Thoms, has arrived in
Baltimore, having left his vessel off hnnape.
lis He reports that 'hrrs were lying in the
port Of ST. Thomas about 40 sail Of vessels
Of al! kinds. The Mentor sailed on the
Is Of February at which time the markets
wer, fully supplied with bread stuff, ard sa''
provisions. Flour was duh of sale a, S5 so;
B,efS7 9; Bread IS SIS; Pilo' 81 S;
Polk $40 IL; Coffee 81 8; Sugar $3.50 S;
Indigo Si.25 SO; Cocoa 822 %. paper
O, the thirteenth, contains no news.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

w. Aid MT expect 10 have tn complain oil
~. and eloquen, Senator from South
.r,,. bu really We must TAKE suo'g ex-
=, . HI, course in Publishing speech
nrv 10 Mr.. Webs,ss's great argument,
si,b 10 Uersr deiirered ,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04

The Telegraph gives notice, that the Presi.
dents Drawing Room will, be open for the
reception Of visi,ants, on ,his evening, for the
last time during the prssen, session Of Con-
gress.
The Drawing Rooms, Notwithstanding the
proclamation Of 1ench Rngold Marshal Of
the District Of Columbia" have Jared badly
this year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT to deere Of the Circuit Court Of the
L District of Columbia sitting in A'sxaniri.. in
Clancery. shall expose TO public sale. at the Tavern
Of Mr.. Michael Clesry, in the village Of ecc"qnan,
Three Tracts, or parcels OF Land.
adjoining each other, and near said village; known 10
senples or the Free Tracts; containing $50 across
one l74 107-l60 and another $50 $3.50 lcf"s.
March merit al l. o'ckck and the condition rms
of safe directed by the said decree are: one third
o: the pure base money he paid the day Of sa'e'
and he remaining Two thirds in one and two years
thereafter. cquai portions, with interest from Tho
day of satc the purchaser or purchasers gv"E hond
and security, tis Abstraction OF the Trustee, for tho
punc,uxi pa. ment thereof-st which time only the
property is to be conveyed.
COLIN AULD, Trustee.
feb l--la&6w