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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
Obituary.

DIED--In Pope county, on the 18th August, at the residence of Mir. A. Y. Smith, Mrs SUSAN PARKS, in the Goth rear of her age. She was an excellent mother and valuable member of society.
 MON ODY. Death once again his fiery dart has hurled With his stern purpose and unhinching
 hand Another soul unto its home hath fled, And like fabric of uncertain sand. Your hopes and joys unto slte an-s gre
 famed. A mother who hath nursed you in the bud- Whose good deeds will for monuments
 upstand, Along the way which she with patience
 tTod, 1t length hath calmly reached the bosom
 of her God. The tide ofIife's vast ocean onward flows, And we must weep, as wave breaks af-
 ter wave, Leaving us at the last to our own woes. That God, the feeble spark of life that
 gave,
 Asks it again-and 'tis but vain 10 crave With sad lament, the soon retaben loan; Or weep above the dim and silent grave, For that which never Was, at best, our
 own Yet still affection must, will make its sad
 deniGg moan. Weep on then, sufferers! but not as those Who have no hope ,-she whom the grave
 doth keep, Sank into death as 'twere calm repose-- Her corse IS mouldering in its prison
 deep,
 Her spirit, to which life " as but sleep Of weary dreams, IS now awake in flea
 yen,
 Tread you that road tho it be harsh and
 steep Die as she died, in Iife's untroubled even, And meet your sainted mother, with your
 sins forgiven. Kind friends! stranger makes this mo-
 nody--
 The humble tribute of a lonely heart. Life rolls along it's endless mystery, And you and l full soon for aye must
 part.
 Oh, gentle spirit. that in Heaven art. Still, like an influence of soothing love, The tumult of your children's throbbing
 heart--- Ger its commoted waters calmly move. And fit it kindly for it's residence above. frsrPrinters in the Western District of Tennessee, are requested to copy the no- tice of her u death.---[ Communicated.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

rEyHE undersigned, having established R an EXCHANGE OFFICE at this place, are prepared to transact business in the Exchange line generally-to wit: Government drafts cashed; drafts on the Departments; drafts on time, accepted or accompanied by letter of credit, purcha- sed; advances made on produce shipped; and Bills of Exchange negotiated in the principal eastern cities and New Orleans. As the Notes of the Bank of Maryland. Baltimore, constitute the fund in which the business of this Office IS done; that no doubt shall be entertained of their sound ness as circulating medium; the public are hereby informed that the parent U. s. Bank has ordered all its branches in the West to receive those notes at par; and to this order is superadded an arrangement by which the notes of the Bank of Mary land, shall in nowise hereafter be subject to discount ever one per cent. at New Orleans.
 DAVID FULTON N Go.
 Little Rock, A. T., Aug. ', 1853. 18-8w
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....,.boat .accident.-The steamboat
 ssai beinq on her passage up the Ohio, ppoNs oNsaw.0rleans bound for Louisville, on ', ,d,b 5ss ;nst. struck rock, at the head of Is e(.aaa (z, Chain, and sprang leak; the p 2 o,@l 1saked so badly that the Captain was '9a' a.slIed l to discharge the cargo al Padu- 'ol'P s Tg'. and store it at the expence of the ap' :. Nat. Ban. .aug. 2l.
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Administration Notice.

WT THEREAS, letters testamentary have w been obtained by the undersigned, from the county Court of Hempstead coun- ty, at the July term thereof, 1883, bearing date lst July, 1883, on the estate of Co- eeph Reed, late of said county, deceased notice is hereby given, to all persons hay ing claims against said estate, to present them to the exeeutrix of said estate, pro- perly authenticated, within one year from said date, or they may be precluded from having any benefit in said estate; and if such claims are not 80 presented within five years from said date, they will be for ever barred. All persons being indebted to said estate are requested 10 make im- mediate payment.
 LODEME REED, Erecutria
 of the tnst foH nnd testament of Joseph
 Reed, deceGsed
 By GRANDSON D. RoYsToN.
 Attorney for said estate. Heampstead CO.,, A. T., July Is. 22--3w.
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GLOBE TAVERN.

gRHE citizens of Little Rock, and the sA public generally, are respectfully in- formed. that the subscriber has rented the large white house owned by Col. Chester Ashley, Hate the residence of MT. Jos Henderson,, for the purpose of keeping a house of PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT. The proprietor will devote his attention to the business, and hopes thereby to re- ceive liberal share of public patronage.
 r. N. BISSELL.
 Linte Rock, .Nay, f833 9tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04

The following is a copy of the circular #hbich Amos Kendall, the agent Of the Pre-
 sjdent, has addressed to the several banks n New-York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. \ AUGUST, 1883. ] Sir Have been appointed by the Secre- Ftr of the Treasury, at the request of the
 President of the United States, to confer Evitb State Banks in relation to future de- bosits and distribution of the public re- Hgenue.
 E It is deemed probable by the Govern Euent, that the Bank of the U. States will not B be reehartered, and that no other institution < Twill be established by Congress to supply Hlh place as agent of the Treasury.
 Ait is now less than three years to the szpraton of its charter, the President N Ntinks 1t his duty to look to the means by shieh the service 1t now renders to the Government IS thereafter to be performed, Ssnd if sufficient reasons shall exist, the government may desire 10 employ another sagent or other agents, at an earlier period. The sole object of my appointment IS, to ascertain on what terms the several State Banks may be willing to perform the ser- vices now rendered by the Bank of the United States to the Government, should 1t become necessary or expedient to employ sanoher Agent or other Agents, that the Secretary of the Treasury may, in that |sVent be able to make a judicious selection.
 In pursuit of this object, have the honor to inquire whether the Bank over which you preside, is desirous, should a change take place. Undertaking that agency or a por- E ton oft, at - Ii this inquiry should be answered in the affirmative, am authorized to communi- Gate with you further on this subject.
 It's, however, to be distinctly under stood, that nothing which may pass is to be considered plegde on the part of the Go pgeInment, Vt to remove the deposits from the bank of the United States, before the ex- Rralon of its charter, or to employ your DanK Tn any event, or to make any final ar- fragments upon the conditions which may now Y. be proposed or received.
 Il It be convenient, 1 shall be happy to know . the disposition of your Board of Direc- .9ls ,, { on the subject; if not, will you do me ale lasor to give me your own, leaving an of the wishes of the Board to '0lle r more convenient opportunity.
 very respectfully, your obedient serv't.
 AMOS KENDALL.
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Administrafor,s Nofice.

YEHHE undersigned having obtained, from A- the Clerk of the County Court in va cation) of Conway county, A. T., Letters of Administration on the estate of JAS. LEMONS, late of said couaty, deceased, granted on the 3lst August, 1883, hereby notifies all persons having claims against said estate, to present them to the under signed, administrator, properly anthenti cated for settlement, within one year from said date, or they may be precluded from having any benefit in said estate; and if such claims are not so presented within five years from said date, they will be for ever barred.
 All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment.
 JNO. SMITH, .admr. of
 jAs. LEMONS, deceased. August 31, 1893. 22--6w
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sun shines" which means, do whatever you have to do, and can do, TO-DAY, and let the moon mlnd her own business, as you may be sure she IS inclined to, if you will only let her alone-she cares no more for your potatoes and pork, and exercises no more ihiiuence over your operations .sthan the man in the moon.o
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Executors Notice.

FESHE undersigned, executors of the last -s will and testament of HEwEs ScuLL. deceased, late of the county of Arkansas, having obtained from the Clerk of the county Court Of said county, in vacation, Letters estamentary on the estate ofsaid deceased, beariog date the 10th of July, 1855, hereby give notice tn all persons having claims against the deceased, to ex. hiDlt the same in due form Of law, to tbe undersigned, within l2 months from tho date ofsaid Letters Festameniary, or they may be preelaaed from having any benefit of said estate. And ali such claims that are not exhibited within five years from the date ofsaid letters, will be forever bar- red.
 All persons indebted to the estate. arc requested to call at the store-room lately occupied by the deceased, in the Post of Arkansas, twhere they will find their notes and accounts,) and make immediate pay ment.
 JAMES sCULL. ! r..,..
 T. FARRELLY. S1se"'ofs'
 Post of -arkansas, July 23, 1883. 20--6w
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And bees that hum--and where one al-
 ways finds Beautiful groves, and fields, and hawthorn
 hedges, And silver brooks running amid grey sed. Love in log house Is another matter; And Tn '5ottom,' ali an Irish bog, Hheneser the rain a notion takes to pat
 ter--
 V here at each step one tumbles o'er log, 5r hears amid the trees h0rrid devils clat-
 ter.
 sud every now. and then IS treed by hogs, or cuts honey tree three miles from And finds DO honey and but little comb. l like to see pretty woman. who Gan read and write, at least, and some
 thing more; But detest them when they grow sky
 blue,
 'Iis such most abominable bore; like to see one tn a lover tue, But not be kissing him my face before, In short--l like to see little sense, And If not nners--mannerlike pre-
 tence.
 like to see woman turn her back Tow ards me--it Is so perfectly polite-- 1 like to see them playing with pack Of dirty cards-it make their lands look
 white l like to see them having their sain crack Of whispering--'tis such pretty sight like coquett's heart If l can hit it, like an introduction too If fan get 1t. But that is not the fashion here. II fnd- You introduce yourseif-the better way It shows your tact and tasks your powers
 of mind l like sometimes to hear deer hound
 bay,
 And drown a woman's tongue--I like a
 kind = And honey kiss-but not fourscore day In short like to find pretty woman Not angel always, but at times all human Woman is often like some fragrant flower Fed by the nightly winds with gentle dew Giving the sun its heart at his first hour. but when he shines more constant snt
 more true, And rains into that heart his noon-tid,
 shower,
 Full of the wild and fiery passion hue; Then doth it close again its heart so bright And turn ungrateful from the God o light And thus oft times comes woman's deepes
 blot,
 Luring man on and then deceiving him. A pretty smile of mine!--is't not? Altho' the meaning be little dim; And now as mariners that home are got, And sing the Virgin Queen their evenin,
 hymn, leave you woman! for passing while, And ask no other guerdon than a smile.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
Saddiery and Groceries:
who wants work Done.

HyHE subscribers have a BLACK A SMITH SHOP in complete opera ton in Little Rock, near the lower steam boat landing, where they can be found at any hour in the day. hard at 1t, hammer, and tongs. Bring on your work. and cash, and you can be accommodated better, and in less time, than at any other place in this town.
 A. CRESWELL.
 J. HARRIS. Little Rock, Aug. I, 1883. 19--4w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04

.,.. for Dsfsgate.--From the re-
 pp ,ss. have been received, it appears flp' :. ' ns;ority of Mr. seyier, over Mir. 'ai ' |. amounts to 2,040 votes.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04

2: .1.ence of the Editor will account ''s l,ek of editorial matter in the pre- ' '.u,ober of the Advocate.
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To Merchants and Capitalists.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
 SALE.

RElNG fully empowered by the last will ap of HEwEs ScuLL, deceased, the Exe- cutors offer at private sale, his LATE RESIDENCE AT THE POST OF AR. h AfS5hSs situatv tiae a~nL af ill.,. riyer, near the landing; most eligible stand for business, and embracing several lots Of ground, improved and nnder fence. as gardens and pasture lot There IS on the premises, A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with spacious cellar and kltch. en, brick smoke house, an excellent we'll of water, enclosed, with meat cellar ad~ joining; BRICK STORE AND COUNT. ING ROOM, shelved and neatly fitted up for the reception of merchandise; A WARE--H0USE; A LARGE TWO STORY FRAME GIN and PRESS HOUSE, containing Carver Gin of the best quality, with the running gear and press, constructed on the most approved plan.
 fine old established character Of the Post of Arkansas, as place of business, is 80 we'll known, that to enumerate the commercial advantages, or give further description of this property, appears un- necessary as it is believed persons disposed to purchase will examine for themselves.
 Should this property remain unsold on the first of January next, if will be LEASED FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
 Terms made known on application to either of the subscribers.
 JAMES SCULL, s
 Pine Bii6s, Jefferson eeanty. < T. FARREEY, p0sf Of 49Ennsnf t1
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 10.

.,,,t f,o,p .Hfeaco.-We are indebted
 ss,ss ssssneetable citizen of this place, for inc lr.rino vii extract of letter, brought by the ghga s.oasT Francisco. which arrived here E0Hgfer.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
NOTICE.

A FENHE Co.partnership existing under the N firm If MONTGOMERY, KELLY & Co.,, was dissolved by mutual consent of parties on the 20th of June. All persons indebted to the firm for merchandize, or tue steam-boats for freight, will please be in readiness, as an Agent will call on them for settlement, and payment is expected, as the parties are determined to bring the business 10 a close.
 The steam boats VO- LIANT & REINDEER. Tsss-=:., Ese.szs .n..ssw will be sold at PUBLIc ssdss AUCTION, on the 25th day of September. at New Albany. In. diana. All interested will please attend.
 WILLIAM MONTGOMERY,
 CHARLES KELLY,
 JOHN RINGGGED,
 SurUiuing partners ofthe iate firm Qr
 mosTaoMERy, KELLY & Go. Aug. 5, 1883. I9--4w 05- The Arkansas Gazette will give the foregoing four insertions.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04

"CAmpEoHY, July 27, 1s33.
 4Tbeeholera rages here with such fury,
 ,sst tbe whole population of the State of E,eatan s4 may be said to have been destroy 'l. and there are towns where not ten in- bsbtants have suryiyed.'
 'T The same letter states that it is impossi- IIo to penetrate as far as Mexico, because
 be N civil war rages to such an extent that the s6ole country is nothing but a vast field of sattle
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04

I like to sse woman arch and sly, But not romp-except my love IS slight like ring two, but not too many, Better than four on each hand, not have
 any.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04

like to hear pretty woman lie-- Ii shows her talent and her bel esprit l like 10 hear pretty woman sigh, Complaining of her husband unto me, Ii proves that she's a fool--Iikewise that Some day shall be to her, touJours cheri- (To so much virtue do not pretend, As some who have stock on hand to lend; Who look on women, wine and cards with
 horror,
 All, things that have dabbled with. and Again sometime-if l can chance to bor-
 row
 Hypocrisy from them, 10 hold ai bay . This righteous world)-I like woman's
 sorrow,
 Her tears too~--like the dewy April spray like their solitude and sentiment. That IS when they upon my arm are ieant, All, all alone within some quiet nook But mawkish sentiment, and in hovel-- All read, conned from some saoeet, Pretty
 book,
 Of poetry misund derstood-or novel; I'd sooner be upon Brahmin's hook, Or heated in Saint Domnico's big shovel, Than have a woman dinging in my ears, Such gentteT music of the situer spheres. Love in cottageis pleasant thing With honey suckles and Venetian blinds, When odorons flowers to every crevice
 cling,
 An6 round corinthiau pillars ivy winds, When all the air is fall of birds that sing,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

ME subscriber respectfully informs the
- public, that In consequences OF the re-
signatiou Of the Rev. Mr.. Jones, In his favor.
10 has been appointed Principal Of this Inst.
tuition
The course Of Instruction win comprise
tne lain; Greek, French and English Lam
gusges, Histosy, Bclies-Lettrcs, Gcoxraphy
and tho use ofthc Globes. Mathematics, and
tho usual branches Of liberal educ alton.
In assuming the responsibilities Of this situ-
alton, the subscriber begs leave to state. that
20 far rs he Is concerned, he will eudeavor 10
place the institution on respectable and per-
manent footing-that his attention, indus.ry
add eueryy viii beexclusivciy directed to this
ooJect- Parents and guardians, who wish TO
patronizc this seminary, NAV therefors r..,
assured that no pains win be spared to mer;,
their appreciation and support
EDWARD HUGHES, Principal.
March II, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

SHAnLssToE, gEn. IS
ShsetIRg "A man nsmed Bsfkessisle. "a
siren C"uniy, f'sOfgia. had been held 10
oai ios bis appearance II cc,sri, and i,s sscs,.
niie''hesring ihsi u sss his intention 10 leave
the eouniTy, u'shed is sarTendss l..ss 90 ne
,hsf'h FOR tbs PuFpose. eve persons placed
'be msslses nesf his residence, sn The I2,b ~.
sHn', sitting eth iheis bsrks sgsiass 80 eu'
house' When bsrkesdsie rnsde bis sppcassaes
~ ifo"s u them, sfHsd wah goa. One 81
NE eo@pany msisiiy begged hin 90 destsi
ZEN sbooiiagt ~. howsssS. stepped beck
sboft disisnce, bFingiBg them 10 faage, sBd
hrad, k.iling = ~. q. Jones. ~ TalisfeTfu
ecssalys Ehe fecsiyed forty snail shos sad
tee aiugs. sissch passed ibrDsgh be sigl,s
,sn as,d cbesi. SD vouadsd hff. PsytOa Hast
very severely. sad 1boAss Pfmsn slightly.
DaskssjAls 20 gusygsd, BOT msde be esosps.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
We W. FyRu.

VIE undersigned having entered into co.
partnership at this place. IN the name
OF SMITH FARNswORTH, in the Sad
aie and Harness making business, inform.
shen former customers and the public rene
rally, that they have on hand, Saddles. Br;-
die., Martingsls, Trunks, Harness. &c. &c
which they are determined 20 sell a, low \.
esn Do Afforded, and viii be thankful for all
favors conferred 20 ~
JOHN p. SMITH,
HENRY 8. PARNSwORTH
smithneid, March IL, Is33.-3t
N. B.-ons or two apprentices win be ta-
sea % .ae above business. IL application be
8. g. r.
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Nissofssffl,a,.

We eoPartDershiP heretofore existing
n Under The firm Of Saas JMssmaduke 4
-, sss tnis day, by mutual consent, dis
viii please call and settle their resnecs;v. -
counts with Siias Marmaduke, VINO /, ,iuIv
aathorfzedto settle the business of the con-
e1fn' SiLAS MARMADUKE,
Jos. L. RUSSELL.
kabletewn, March ls, 1888.
old establishment. '''0
March 81, 1899.
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DRUG STORE


ME subscriber, being DESTROYS Of closing
II ms present business, will sell. ON ver1
accommodating terms, his entire stock Of
suedtctsses 0ssd Sh0p Fssr-
sstfsss-e.
sons desirous of engaging in the above
ss tne stand occupied by him Is cyery wsy n
oAPted 70 !, and the opening created by his
removal will be very considerable.
WILSON J. DRISH.
Leesourg,. March IL, lS33.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
MUrAsIL1-y,

1s aover thst sailes to-day
Ie-nssrov diess
AN tia ve uish 20 seay
Teapts ssd tbe~ oies:
Mhsa 70 this vsrld's delight,
GgAasiaE thss mocha he aight,
Brief even ~ hriysl
yistse kev frsIi Il iss
Fris~dsAip too rsre!
Love- Aov u sells peos bliss
For proud despair.
1as ne, thoaxa sooa ,h~y Eli,
Ssrvive their joy and all
Which ours vs call.
Whilst shies orc blue snd brixhf.
Whila flowers arr gay,
Whilst eyes that change ere night
Mako glad the day,
whilst yet the calm hours Green.
Dreem thoe-and from Thy slecp
Then wake and weep.
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NesO Firm.

VIZ suoscriber respectfully tenders his
grateful acknowledgment to his hume
Ioos friends and customers for the liberal pa
fenssehe has received ~ n merchant, snd
sske; great pleasure in informing the public.
49, = ne has taken into co-partnership Messrs.
.,.s lt,s''s.'nens end .Hagsus r. snedryass.-
syie OF ue hrn will be JosEPs l.. Rvs
49,. 80 = Cos who hope, by strict attention to
ronage heretofore bestowed on
Mareh 81, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

NstE a'ibseriber wishes 70 sell or Tsnt nj,
stoose end Lee. situated on German 81.
-. ssso wishes 10 sell stove, Cupboard, and
ChaiFs, wlsh other artisles Of Igon,ehoI5 80
Kitchen Furniture. too sedious 10 msntiou u
Any person Wishing 10 purchase, vilI pIssse
eaii OF tho sabseribeF.
GEORGE OK.
shspbsrd,so~n, March 81. Is55.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

Ihoss@s Eiss SsOearSagen
AtINore.a 10 Virginia. viii re.,,,..
ms PFeciiee ia the Courts s.hieh y. 90
10y at'cnaed' w the several COar,s az
ienersoa apd Berkeley. Sc nav "a All tir,s..
~ asti,i y BE oaice q ire Globe tavern.
0hePherdssown, fsb. ~, Is33-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

Az AWAY fron the subserIbsy. On 81
- turday erening The oh sass. 4 negro
80, AaHed WILLIAM, the propsrty
o. Alsxan9eF Wsngh, az ths Distriei ~ -
sameia- Hs i shout p years cid, fsos -
81 ~ inehss high, q aark oo@plsx ioa. -
- Pleaeeat cotntenanee. Had GA vlhsa
~ 80 ne, white fur bet, bloc eloseba,f1sa
cass, eFab cloth psataiooaa, and = drab 49,
eoea. Ten DoiiaFs reward will Be- eives ~,
M eDPEplenstoa n he eouatT, and de sl,egr
Psvnfd a'le4sa sut ~ t,.a eoansv--if h~ \,
Fsisrned - ne, ~ socuzed 90 ttst rrt -.
nsasa- RcbERT Sums.
Sseersou co. Mash IL, is53.--3l
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DNTgGtsssy KsGrgnssss

WIZ Subscribers annouBes to their friend.
- eoo the public that they have on hand =
very superior assortment OF
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GOODS

conaistlng of Dry Goods, Hardware. Queens
ware, groceries, liquors, Hats, Shoes. and
ress g-meoe Clothing, al Of which they arc
enabisd 20 cell - reduced prices.
Daily expected an additional s,nnlv
JOS. l. Russell & co
nsrPsFs-Fsrgy, AaFch ~, l53J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By virtue
" OF deed of trust executed TO the subscribers, by
George Vashon and Eliza III. his wife, bearing date the
18th OF August 1924, to debt therein mentioned
the subscribers trustees, will expose to sale auction
to the highest bidder at the front door of the Eagle Hotel
IN The City oil Richmond on Monday, the 27h day of May
next the tract OF land belonging to said Vashon situated
on Beaverdam Creek in Goochand county, containing by
survey four hundred and ninety acres bs the same
less and bounded by the lands OF Charles Rogers
Josiah Hatcher, Samuel N. Cragwe and John Martin
the principal parts thereof said VashOn purchased John
Il. Cooke, and wife, aud T.. X. Ronald the rest of
Charles Rogers and Amos l.. Moore The land believ
ed to be very ertile and there is dwelling house and
other improvements thereon The property will be sold
on credit oil one, two, and three years. the purchaser
giving bond security each instalment to secure
tho payment (which, the title will be withheld until it be
made, or the purchaser may give deed of Oh the
property, at his option. p. n. NICHOLAS,
VIM NEKERVIS, A'us'ees'
April IL. lIO-tds