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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30
in. MACPHERSON BERRIEN
WAsnISGToN, June 18th, 1891.
, the President of the Uni,cd States.

WAsnISGroN, June 18th, 1891.
Sill have received your letter re-
signing the office Of Attorney General
In the conversation which held with
you, the day before Yesterday, upon this
subject, it was my desire to present to
you the considerations upon which act
cd in accepting the resi- gnation of the
other members of the cabinet, and to as
sure you'll regard to yourself, as well as
to them, that they imply no dissatisfaction
with the manner in which the duties of
the respective departments have been
performed. 1t affords me great pleasure
to find that you have not misconccived
the character ofthose considerations, and
that you do justice to the personal feel
ings with which they are unconnccted.
| will only add, that the determination
to change my cabinet was dictated by an
lmperious sense of public duty, and a
thorough, though painful conviction, that
the stewardship p of power, with which |
am clothed, called for it as measure
of Justice to those who had been alike
invited to maintain near me the relation
of confidential advisers s--Pcrcciving
that the harmony in feeling so necessary
to an efficient administration had failed,
in considerable degree, to mark the
course Of this; and having asscnted on
this account, to the voluntary retirement
of the Secretaries of State and War, no
alternative was left ne but to give this
assent IL latitude co-cXtcnsive with the
cmbarrassments which it recognized, and
the duty which | owed to each member
of the cabinet.
In accepting your resignation as At
torney General, take pleasure in ex-
pressing my appreciation of the zeal and
efficiency with which its duties have
been performed, and in assuring YOU that
you carry with you my best wishes for
your prosperity and happiness.
am very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant
ANDREW JACKSON.
JOIN NJ. BERRIEN, ESQ.
y. S. You will please to continue to
discharge the duties Of the Office of At
torncy General until you make all those
arrangements which you may deem nee
essary, which, when completed, and |
am notified thereof by you, SUCCESSOR
will be appointed. n. J.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30

sU" Why did not the "littlc sub"
follow up the motto of his paper, shear
both sides and then determine" by
publishing the unclean correspondence
between his late friends Eaton and
lngham, before he undertook TO abuse
Mr.. Ingham. One month ago, and the
"little sub" would have bit his own
nose off sooner than to have lisped a
word against the Secretary of the
Treasury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30

MAD DOGS. The very frequent and
alarming accounts received from almost
every direction in the country, of the
deaths that have been caused by these
animals, is calculated to make one
shudder whenever he passes one OF
them. We should be glad to have this
town cleared of these worse than useless
pests, and dcstroyers of human life.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30

TEMPERANCE. We conclude in this
days paper the publication of Il very
able and highly interesting discourse,
delivered by DIR. Usher Parsons of
Providence, before the Temperance
Society Of that place. DIR. Parsons is
too distinguished in his profession, and
us literary man also, to need amy en-
coniums from us; and the subject upon
which he treats is so vitally interesting
to the world, that VIC feel assured no
apology will be expected from us for
having occupied SO much of our paper
with matter taken from his address.
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NEWPORT.

III NNUN1 NUWNINN, JI Mt. 81, IS3I.
Nai;onm Rrpujlirnn Contention .Iomi-
nation, Ior Representatives. III lie
Treaiy-ihu'd Congress,
DUTEE J. PEARCE, Of .NewPort
TRISTAN burgess, of Frorbiencc
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BONNETS.

! Dmond, BoIford and plain Straw, Satin
Straw an elegant new pattern; l.eghorns and
Navarin0es, cheap.
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NEW MUSIC.

A grea, variety of the newest nd most fashion
N able pieces, songs, &c including selections
from tho admired opera of Cinderella, tor sale ly
w. CALLAHAN. Jl4
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coiniums from us; and the subject upon
which he treats is so vitally interesting
to the world, that VIC feel assured no
apology will be expected from us for
having occupied SO much of our paper
with matter taken from his address.
The "l,hodc-lsland Republican" ed
tied and controlled by some half Il dozen
Jackson men in Newport, and else
where, < the "Rcpublican (Providencc)
Herald" published by Vim. Simons, Ju-
nior, and edited by VIM. Simons, Senior,
have really put their LITERARY heads to-
gcthcr and driven us, as they yainly sup
pose, "to the wall, where, we presume,
they would be glad to "bait US" until we
should be completely satiatcd with their
"iiHc literary productions, and will
ing to yield and give up the fight, and
cry out "cnough.n But my gooc gen
tlcmcn, your "HHIc literary" pcriorman-
ccs will not lrightcn us over much-nor
shall we be frightened if we shall behold
you with horns appended to your sconccs,
which by the by, would be very bccom-
ing to some of you. The Providence
Herald feeling great regard for his
"brother Rcad' takes up The cudgel in
his behalf for the purpose of blowing us
"sky high" ind "brothcr r." (or some
body clsc) following the advice Of his
sage counsellor, INDUCES in all sorts of
blackguardism toward us i'll the most
shameless terms. This, however, does
not surprise us much, coming as 1t does
from men engaged in such cause. We
had ns licve be called "jiocLhcads" by
men of the grade and stamp of those
from whom that article emanaied, as by
any other name; and VIC are not aware
that we should suffer materially by a
comparison of the depth and magnitude
of our pcricrani,lms. The author OF the
articles referred to in the last Republi-
can purpors to be the "printer and pub
Usher" masmuch as no other name np-
Drars to answer for "our humble self"
Although we know the gentleman too
well to sanction that belief not doubt
ing, however, his capacity to write such
an article yet is it not surprising that
one, who it was but short time ago con-
cedcd, not only by himself but by the
leaders ofthe Jackson party in this town,
had no control over its columns whatev-
er, should so soon be willing to assume
the authorship Of all article so much to
the reverse of his avowed political scnti-
mcnts, saying nothing about his personal
feelings and nclinations! The abuse
hcapcd upon the supposed author of an
article in our last paper under the head
of "Curiosjty," is altogether msapplied
and unlimcly. We make no prctcnsions
to literary fame, nor do we set ourselves
up as Zone Of the illuminati," still we
have the vanity to think, as well rs the
satisfaction to knom, that VIC can, and
do, manage our own press in our own
way,-thc ridiculous and infamous sur
miscs of the "cditor" of the Rhode-ls-
land Republican to the contrary not
withsianding. Although we dcspisc this
species of warfare as much rs any other
person can, yet we arc not to be annoyed
and driven from oU post, especially by
pack of blood-hounds who arc ever rca-
DIV to dcvour private character with an
cagcrncss well suited to their carnivo-
rous appctitcs.
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Etna Fire Insurance Company.

4gsnf's oIFcs for The Safe Of Virginia, neri
door 10 o. II. Mitchell, Richmond
a klHE Subscriber - duly authorized by me
u above COMPANY. as their agent. TO IS
sue Polpies Of Insurance Ia tewn OF country,
sgainli loss pr damage by fire, throughout The
STATE.
The rates Of premium silI be made as low as
those Of an, Other good oifiers. Besides their
original capital Of $500 0UO. the company nave
a large surplus fund, held IN reserve, 10 met
losses OF ine p,onIhitIde and li1rralIty, Win
which claims are adjusted and paid, Satisfactory
references can be made ia this cii.
All applications (posi paiJ) directed TO the
agent, win receive attention, and The oece ..
sary lotns for survey viii be furnished 10
those ut a distance il required.
The following kiads Of property NAV he 10
sursd DWELLING HOUSES .WAREHoU
SEES, MILLS AND MACHINERY, MANU-
FACTORIES. aud most other BUILDINGS,
GOODS AND MERCHANDISE in store,
FURNITURE, BOOKS and Wearing APPA-
REL, snd other DESCRIPTION OF personal prop
cry. Stocks OF Gan, Flo Cotton, &c. III
mills, barns or manufactures. Can also he 'n'
sured. JOHN u LAY, hBf.
lima Insurance 90
Richmond, dug. ls. 1881
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

lF EVES Washington nj noon ON Tuesday
III Thursday and Saturday passes through
.neb"untes OF faifdl, Prince WiAiam. Fan
qmer, Cdtpeper, Madison, Orange, 4tbemarie
Nelson, amherst, TO Lynehburg-
through Campbell aud P:usyipama TO Dam
ade, and thence to Salem, North Carolina
At Which place il intersec,s the Line to the
God, Region, and the Line 10 Columbia, Au.
gusta Miued- Grille. Sc.
lime TO DdauiHe distance of 268 miles.
thee and halt days. Fare, eighteen dollars
Tins route branches at Lynchbarg aod runs
TO SALEM. "a at which place it ,ntersecis the
fatfey Lineto tennessee, alabama. &c.
Distance from Washington 10 Salem. Virgi.
ma, 253 miles. Time, 81 days, fare $l7 %.
Ffom Lynchburg the Subscriber also owns
Line TO the pirginid Watering Places, travel
TED altogether IN the day time distance 1903
miles. Fare, SO so.
From Washington TO Columbia, by my route,
fhr distance rs 624 miies-by Richmond 5l7
miles. 10 .7nguSia to Miedg Grille &c. the dis.
lance b my 'oute is nearer tnan that BY Rich.
mond. Ut From six TO nine hours allowed
'of sleep for each night. The accommod ations
are believed 10 be good throughout but the
pest accommodations 20 DaDvilIe, 10 Salem
Va and the Watering Places are provided by
WIN. SMITH. Culpeper, c. II. Ia.
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IN Ae corporation Of Lynch burg,
w Of Wheat by the 2o,h Of July. We
vii give the highest cash price for wheat, OF
il preferred. barrel of s"pefhne no"I''o ps's
hall hush Is. -, :,
those Mills are situated on the bank OF
Black Water Greek, iast above the ioh Di,us'.
Tue creek being nssigsbie, viii admit OF ooa's
delivering and receiving tn II macs ~ ne ooo'
OF the Mi., and beng no, very d's'a"' RON
am, mneh Inconvenience aud delay attend tn
the discharge ofiheir Wagons.
We solicit an interview Win the growers and
SELLERS Of Wheat, before they ~ Ike hispesi'
Of -. NJ b b. > LhNptioh4,b'
N. Il. Servants charged WITH TIE hsi'sefs
OF wheat will he promptly ahena'a ~ az" u's
NJ. & II. S. L.
July ii. 10
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William B, Reid, Thomas J. Red, admnistra-
Tor OF john Reid. dec. Jsseph Gadj, j.. and
Robert c. Cutler
HNAkE NOTICE., That on Thursday the
IN 18TH day OF September mex between the
rising snd setting Of the sun. | shalt p, oceed To
iake the deposition of Lewis Watkins, al
iaichtTs Old Store, in the county OF Brdlord.
and State OF Virginia-snd on Tuesday the
-oih day of the same month, (Srp, Retwecn
Tie rising aud setting OF the sun, stall pro-
coed TO take the deposilioos of Thomas VIII
hanson aud swift w lIiamson, and others, At
E"sw,il Court HOUSE, in the State OF North Car
DINA aud ii not completed on that day, then
10 continue from day 10 day until they are
hnisbed ; and also, on Monday the Goth day OF
September next shall proceed TO take the
deposition OF George " williamson, between the
rising aud setting ii the SUI, at his own DIV Ell.
ing house M the county OF Chatham aud State
OF North Carolina, TO be read as evidence IN a
suit ~ Cnancery now dependi aud undeier-
mined IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
aud Chancery, holden IN Lynebburg, in
which am Plaintiff aud you are Defendants,
and where YOU may attend or not.
HENRY, a Pauper,
Son Of Esther.
Aug Is, ,dt
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FALL RACING.

V.yHE Races over the Rocky Noun Coutse
q viii commence on Thursday The 22d dat
OF September, and continue ihree days. free
for any horse, mare or gedinE.
The frs, dsy-lwo mile heats for S20o-en
trance SIS.
The second dny-miie heats fol- The proprie-
tors pnrs.-rutraace $40.
The third day--a sweepstale race one mile
and reIeat-enirance 1915. One already en-
tered aud several others IN training for ms
Tdce.
The cash viii be put up by the proprietor
cihoui discount.
The rules Of HE Rocky Mount Course, which
are similar 10 those Of the New Market Course,
10 govern.
The lrark sill be in fne order, aud the pro-
prietor he prepared to accommodate all for
eign horses Nth gO0d stables, nM grain aud
iodder. lie has also enlarged his bulldogs and
y II, be enabled TO accomtn date all who may
think proper ~ call on him.
Il will be noticed that the rscLne over the
Rocky Mount Course commences the wee AT
ter the races at Liberty, aud tho week before
the races at HALIFAX, afording suflci AT lime
TO gentlemen of the tuf' To attend each. Many
fine horses from the lower country are txpec-
ted, and fine sport anticipated.
THOMAS HALE, Propulsion.
Jul, Oh tdr
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TuSHE COMMONWEALTH ~ gsrsinis, 10
the Sheriff Vi Campbsi II County 6rseiing !:
Whereas, " iliiam Shepard and Lewis Webb,
late merchants md pasfnets. uadiag under the
styla and firm Of Shapsr,i aud WeLb, nj a
snprrio CoUrl OF Law, held for the county Of
Campbell, NJ The coat house. thereof, On The
oh day OF April 1922, by ibs jodgmeni OF that
Cunt had recovered judgment against hchard
1hn,man and RoSen Thurman. LATE mei Ct ants
aud PARTNERS. trading nndsi the style AID firm
of II. Il X. Thurman, The sum OF -Four Thou.
sand SEVEN hundred and SiIis Dollars. and
SIXTY five Gents, win I gal interest Tier OF,
from the first day al August. 1919, tl pay
m1nt also y inc Dosf- and Ten cents, for Their
Gust 10y them, ~ Ibis behalf expended, where
Of nls SAID Richard / hurmsn and Robert Thur
man, iaie merchants and partners, trading
under the style and hfm 81 X. & X Thurman.
me convict, rs appears Of feeord--Neveflhe,,
less, execution OF The judgment aforesaid SUI
fr,naips 10 he made. Ms by the ifs'nuaiion Of the
said Shspard q Webb as Aforesaid. We are
informed. aud because ihose things, whic'i, IN
our said Court are rightly done, We would have
duly put mr. execution therefore, We command
you, that YOU make known 10 the sad Rieb.
aid lhurmsn nnd Robert Thurman, late nier.
chants aud partHer, trading nn Ter the style "
drm ol X. Il X. Ihnrman, ihnt they be bri0is
the Judge oil our CiTcuu Superior Court OF
Law aud Ghsncery, nj the cnnri honse ihrTeol
on The Goth day Of Soplemocr ne1i. 10 shew, u
any thug for themselves they have, or can
say, why the SAID William oaap4rd aud Lew IS
Webb, late merchants aud partners, trading
audor the style and firm OF ohapard and
Webb, ~ aforesaid. execution. On the Juds-
m.nl alofe,aid, may not have, II II 10 'hep
serms esredleni aud further 10 do hnl
receive VIA, our snid Cncail and Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, shall Ia this pat
eonsiJer,~-Hn have then her his vii. wa.
ness John Alexander, Clrrk % our snh Court,
ut the court house the 23d day OF Anfust. 1881,
IN the 66lh year ol The Commonwealth.
JOHN ALEXANDER.
Auy % 1891 DIV
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Aus. Is.

NOilCE.-By virtue of u deed Of trust exc.
IN cuted by Robert Meuzies aud James Bar.
nett aud duly registered 10 the X 'e,ster's office
OF Rocking CHAM count, Moth Ca olina, for the
purposes the,ein mentioned, ! shall expose To
public sale, on FRIDAY 23J, aud SATURDAY
9th September nest, N the town OF Leaks.
VILE, the following property TO wit: loo acres
oil land, lying Ia the state OF Missouri, "a lnrth-
sr description OF which will be given on the da v
OF sale) also, the loi occupied az present by
James Rarnett--this loi has on II, a large aud
will finished three stored house, intended Tor a
pubic house, Nth n store aud coming room
on the lower floor, aud u number OF convenient
rooms sboye-iog ether with all necessary out
buildings for an extensive establishment. Pei,
sons des,ous Of owning property Of this de
seripiion, would do well TO attend the sne Of
this propers-as IL is helesed that there is no,
sooh an es,ablishment 80 the uper country -
Que other trace Of land OF $50 atres. /, ing near
Dan River. On Rockhouse Creek, in the conn.
~ oil Rockingham. Also, the undivided iut r
est oi Robert MeDz'es, IN tract OF land where
on Thomas Haipi,H lives, cont aiming 200 acres
known by thu name OF The Scotland Tract
wherein The late John Menzies formerly ,,sid-
ed--.iogether with nine negroes, consisting Of
men, women aud chdren-together with "a
large quantity OF household and kitchen iurni.
ture, farming utensils ano stock of CATTLE with
various other articles hestin not enumerated, or
such part or SO much thereof, as wi / be soi.
Gent to sa'isiy said trusi.
Should any person wish farther information
OF The property. enquiry Gun be made vi James
Barnett, esq, who will give every satisiae lion
on the subject
The purchaser will be required 10 give bond
with approved securiy--pay able and neeora
Bile al the State Bank OF North Caroliua, in Ra-
leigh, nine or twelve months after date, (terms
Will be liked on the day OF ssIe)
l am authorized to state, tina, this sale takes
pace ny request OF all parties concerned, aud
that every instrument will be executed Ia con
vey an absolute title. No doub, is en,.r,ained
as 10 the title Of the properly but shall only
convey rs trustee.
JAMES = MoREHEAD, Trustee.
Rockingham, N. e. Sept. /, 1881. d
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RENTOV at,

HE subscriber has taken the Bell Iaverf
M nj Nelson Court House, (Lotings ON,
where he Is now ready TO receive all pefson'
who may iavor him With their company, aud h,
pledges hinIsei 10 use every exeItion 10 give
the most general sa,isla o,ion.
HIS house is situated near the Comtiloust
aud Is large and commOdous. HIS stable is o
brick, and calculated to hold from forty 10 linl
hofses, this is likewise plentiiuliy suppllet
with grain, fodder, &c. which.wi the atteo
Ion OF good aud faithful servants, he natter,
''.nsslt will entIile him 10 patronage.
J. b, STOUT.
Nelson c. H. Oct 81. Is
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To William Davis and Robert Sha,trt5, VIII
liam Shas'e ad, Edmund Shastead, Francis
Shastead aud Elizabeth Shastead heirs and
representatives OF James Shastead, sen. dec.
EtkAkE NOIlCE-ihat on the 9Th day oil
q Uetobef next, al William McCauPs law
ern, Pedler Mills, Amherst county, shat take
toe drpnsn,ans OF Lin sey Burks and others
10 he read evidence on the rial OF suit
ia the Cuonit superior Court oi Law AMI
Chancery. holden IN Lynchburg, in winch
am plaip:n aud yon are defendants. II SAID
dispositions are not ihken or completed On that
day, shall continue them from day 10 day
until Completed (Sundays exeepied)
RICH ARD :. ELLIS,
Surviving Partner OF J, no and X. 5. Ellis.
Aug. IL. tit
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UABRIAHHS.

yuyHF. Subscribers respectfully INFORM Their
friends aud customers, they are mahuiac.
tufins and receiving frVm their northern man.
factories good supply OF one and Two horse
g.f,ucb.s. with \ number of other Garfiager,
such AZ Gigs, snlrk,s, Bnghys, DC. also -
newly CONSTRUCTED Cauiago--sn'inbie anu
Convenient Tor Family use. winch they oh'f
forssle A. the lowest prices Aoy person "ish
ing AN article "a their iine Of business would DO
weilto call II ihsir old stand, near tbr in~'i
end OF main.,ireet, Lsoehbnrg, where they
can seI.c, flom y Rreal variety Of Carriages.
u- All oriers Tor Carriages frpin any part
of the Country will be thankfully received aud
nrady executed y III despstcb.
a. Repairing done a, the shortest aoiice by
n. X. BEACH u Go.
Iune o. WITS
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Leghorns Il Splendid Bonncl
Ribbons, &c. &c,

NVfE are just opening few very scarce ar
" ucles, 10 which we wish TO direct III,
attention Of the Ladies'.
Case extra tue Leghorns,
Boz superb fsshionabls Ribbons.
! do do do Cap do
Q Pieces Rich Glossy Italian Lutestrino
do Double Chain Satin Lavan,ne
do Extra fine 81 black Bombazine,
A few handsome Pongee silk handkerchief.
Rich figured Bobbnetis,
Very handsome open orked Stockings,
Superfne brown do.
With great variety Of handsome work ed
Musl'ns, caeap Cambsicks. Jaconets, all of
which they propose selling very low 10 close
summer sales. MCKEE ROBINSON, 4 Co.
Aug. Ia,
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1fliiE suits rurr ata los 81, Tue 'taei ~
land on which lie nov r.s,dts. (ootdelntng
about oigh, hnnafeh acres.) isirf ~ tie e9enit
of Csm3be.l 81 tie janctloa vi aanIn "a h's'i
aud Goose Cfssk, IN a hraliay ani hgieeaole
neighborhoo3 lhe bniidnes aie ~" heIy
wood haa.e i"rtv tt-bi Fer lonT by '"eh'y
side, enh wiur u tame krehsni Hh"'t 'e'i
lune. ~ feet ulfe, god laao, sisbles corn
ha1se aud oiher onf buildings, suitable Tor
farm. u" iTaGt caatains nhnus tour b"nhieu
acres Of elrafed lsai, one bun if"d Oh "h'oh Is
s,eh low grpuads, Of good qn"l"y - Inc o"'
age of the CLEARED and generally lies we'll. Is
& lie aud sed aaiercd. With good spriogs
about Rny Aefss srain clover. Adjoining 70
this lau,l, th.re IS good Manufacturing Mill,
saw Mil aud Hemp Machine. --outchasefs
are ayiied to call and cIa'n'ee for themselves
DANIEL BROWN
Aug. % WV
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PUBLIC NOEAC&;.
Aug. % 1881.

ri Y vlftue Ola decree of the County COurl o
- Bedford, VIZ, Tho sDbsbscribers, Commits
soueis, or any thee Of th'n, will proceed TO
sell, nj pubic auction, oh The 20 h day OF Sep
ton ser next, Icing IT,, frs day of September
Bedford CDuri, al ihe Lands OF the late Il abisie
Handy, decd. yl0g in ne County OF Bedford,
on the bead waters OF Big Otter Geek, abo0,
hree miles above tee Fancy Farm Mills, AID
containing four cen bundled aud twenty nlnc
acres about tlilec hundred oil which are cls AZ
ed, with n good dwelling house, barn, and
Other necessary out houses two good aplle or
chtrds, ndjoinlug tho lands Of Capt VIM. X.
jones' Mitchell Ewin's, herr, Il Tie heirs OF the
late Doctor Giihn- 1hi, laud lies WELL n CON
tains IA large portion of good tobacco land,
many good springs. and IS certainly one Of the
most desirable tracts ol land that mas been OF
tered III market LAT ". Terms one fourth o.
the purchase nancy 10 he paid IA hand. aud
the balance in three equal Hnuuol instalmcnls,
10 be secured by deed oil trust on the land.
The tract hrirg lsrge one, will be divided 10
suit purchases. M. Caleb twn, who rt-
sides near the premises, viii show tns Land To
any person DESTROYS oi purchasing
HENRY HARDY,
WILLIAM HARDY.
JESSE WIT j..
Aug. %. 3w