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Arr at New Bedford, l4th, ship MnyAower.
Swain, Pacific Ocean, l2O days from Tahiia, and
iO5 from Oparo, with 1000 bbls oil. At Iahita,
in March, ships Gen Jackson, Smith, Bristol, coy
900; Parker, brown, New Bedford, (29) 240O.
Arr ut New Bedford i2th-Ship Oregon, Bee
tie, Pacific Ocean, Talcahuana April sth, with
1000 bb!s oil. spoke Nov 18Th, George Washing
ton, Gibbs, Warehan, 400 bbis; Vern,ont, Norton,
Poughkeepse. 400, Iiobomok, Barnard, Falmouth,
700 /; Jan 18th, Lunminary, Gardner, Warren,
lIS Brighton, Tuckernian, New Bedford, 220O (;
James Maury, Bgelow, Salem, 200 ll,h, On
tario, Barnard, Nantucket, 400 April 10th, 100
miles w. Of Talcahuana, Triton, Chase. New
Bedford. 1000 July Sd, lat 80 As, lon 81, brig
Crusader, IL days f,om Wilmington for Havre.-
Left at Tacauhana, Ships Lydia, Joy, Nantucket,
no oil Loper, Cotton, do 900 Reaper, Swain,
do 1850 Weymouth, Harris. do l4O0 bark E.
lizabe,h, Sandiord, New Bedford, 500. Tho Tri-
ton reported Feb goth, Gideon Barstow, Carey.
Rochester, 1860 George & Mary Lawrence, Ed
gartown 1900, bark Isabella. Albert, Fairhaven,
1850.
Arr ship Isabella, Taber of Fairhaven, from Pa
cifc Ocean, last from Tahita ships Grattuce, Fish
les. .of New Bediord. (3G mo oui) 1000 .hbls; her-
Gator, Fisher, do Is mo mo) 76-repairug fore
topmvst, the head Of which was rotten Friend
ship, Merchant, Fairhaven, (27) 100 General
JhcksoHs Dsfs'o's NSVf wv , fASo""Ss 'su"
rr, Nantucket, (s) 300; Ganges, Clark, Bristol,
(24) 400 barque Stratford, Staining, London,
(iO) 500 Rebecca Sims, Coffin, New Bedford,
Is) 1890; Cambria, Crocker. do 1921 1900 ;
Tuscan, Yates, London, (6] IS.
The following ships sailed few days previous
TO the Isabella, all, or nearly all, for Japan-Mary
Mitchell, Coffin, Of Nantucket, 1881 1900; Miner
va, Barker, New Bedford, tsl 800; Brighton,
Tuckerman, do (271 2200 Ontario, Barnard,
Nantucket, [91 500. Ship Parker, Brown, Of N
Bedford touched and sailed for Elmoo, previously.
The ship Namiius, Weeks, New Bedford, with
27OO bbIs oil, for home, sailed about hours pre-
vious to the Isabella. Humphrey Burke, steward
of the ship, was drowned at Tahits.
Holmes Hole, July l4th-Ar ship Planter,
Manter, Pacific Ocean, 9s days from ST Marys,
with 1000 bbls oil, [partly right whale] for Nam
tucket Spoke, Feb z3d lat 3s 8, lon rs 10, ship
Rose, Davis, Nantucket, 90 bbls lost his cooper
Andrew Folgei, Of Nantucket, by fall from the
main top-mast crossrees, on the 18th Capt Davis
was recovering from the small pox 27th, off Mo-
cha, ship Alexander Mansfield, Starbuck, tiudson
March 9th, Euphrates, Norton, New Bedford, no
oil, July 10th lat39 S6 N. Ion III 40, brig. William,
Barker, 8 days from Boston for N Orleans.
OffPernambuco llth June, ship Enterprise, Til
ton, Of New Bedford, fm Pacilic Ocean, with 2300
bbs oil, recruting-for home in two days, all
well.
At Swan Islands, April 18th, ship Hamilton,
Pendeton, Of New York, 10 mos out, with Sl00
bbls whale oil-expected to fill up in weeks
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AWFUL DEPBAvIry.-A reward Of $50
lit should be $500-is offered IN Ohio
papers, for the apprehension Of Hiram
Adams, charged with having fred the
dwelling house Of Walter Langley, Of
Bristol, Morgan county The circumstan-
Gee Of this case, - We learn BY the
Zanesyills Gazette, are these Adams
was married to the daughter If Mr. Lang.
Icy, whom he had used very badly, and on
account Of this unkindness she left him
and returned to her father. Unable to
induce her to leave her fathers house 10
live with him again, he threatened to poi.
son the family with arsenic, but be found
that impfacticable, and repeatedly ex-
pressed has determination to burn them
up !" with other fendish threats exPress-
i've Of his settled purposes Of destruction.
BY means off ladder hs deposited the
FIRE near the bed in which his wife and
children we're sleeping, and which must
have burned for some time undiscovered |:
for in less than a minute after the heat
had aroused his wife, and she had got her
children out ofth bed, the burning mass
above gave way, and covered the bed on
which amoment before they had reposed.
Several ofthe family escaped with scarce
ly any clothing, and one Of them through
the fire. Mr.. Langley was well situated,
and his comfortable residence abundantly
supplied with the convenlences Of life
All is now destroyed, his loss amounted
to six or seven hundred dollars but ior-
tunately the perpeirator was disappointed
in his main purpose-he. did not succeed
in becoming murderer.
Extract of letter from Major Downing
to the Editor of the N. Y. Daily Adver-
tiser, dated Washington, July l2.
| was pretty busy whom Congress broke
up, taking leave OF the folks and the last
place to see EN- all was at the Branch
Bank Of the U. -Siaies Tor every one on
EN- who lived 80 miles off, brought the
money that was paid to EN- out Of the
Treasury pet bank here, right round to
the u. s. Branch Bank TO change it of
for Bills with Squire Biddle's name to
EN-, for the other bills wouldn't go no how
when you git out OF the district. Aud
when the Gineral was about going of
too, Major Donelson he got a check on
the pet Bank, where the Gineral keeps
the peoples money here, for $20O, ..and
come strait round to the u. S. Bank t.
change it off on Squire Biddle's bills
Why, says ] Major, how is this says l
wont the people take the pet bills yet or
the way to the 10 mi'age: Well, says he
they haint got used to EN- yet, but they
will arter while, when they cant ge
nothing better. Very well says |, that,
about nv notion too for our foxes says
are pretty much like the Scotchman, wht
said he was always pretty we'll contentet
when he got the best the house afforded.
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Daring Robbery at Dcuuroro.-Papers
from Demerars, of the 4tb ut announce
that most daring and extensive robbery
had been committed in the district Of Ber-
bice-the Office Of the Colonial Register
having been entered, and money in specie
and colonial paper to the amount oi from
100 600 to $50, 900 guilders abstracted
from the iron chest. An embargo had,
in consequence, been laid on the ship
ping in the river, and other measures TAX
On 10 detect the robbers-but without
success.
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MAsrsx AND AvYRENTicE.-Att the con-
clus;on Of the war between Great Britain
and the United States General WAsnISo-
ruS having taken leave ofthe army, ad-
dressed tho late Marquis de LAFAYETTE,
who was then only twenty-eight years
of sgs, and had been serving in America
during tho Revolutionary as foIlows:-
"dy young friend, you have served an
opprsniscsskip 10 i;buty, nov 90 home ond
sd sp Jer yosreH" He did set up for
hinseif, and became 90 excellent boss
thai his workmanship 10 recognized in' oil
eivilised countries on the globe.
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Cheap at Long Room

TRRM. 4. WHEATON nas Just received
w MARKING CANVASS, palm Ieai fans
erminets, dri.lngs, cotton cords, shilling and
ninepenny cslico, MarssiAes vestIng,, poarl &c,
buttons Tor childdens cioths, silk aud cotton Ia
cetts, chldrcny socks, blue stripes. bed lace.
sewing silks. lace ioolings. tapes, gnghsms, lin
CD dawssk nspkins reyy superior, double and
sngIefoundalisns, corded skirts, bonnet cotton.
&c. NC. ,..... july IL.
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.E.oGEE. LES.

GROCER Els.
YUyHE subscriber has on hand at hiS
Store, corner ofWater and Miller
streets, a general assortment Of goods
usually called for in Grocery Store,-
such Ms coffee, tea, sugars, melassess
-four, butter, cheese, pork, lard, soap, cam
dies, oil, dried apples, apples by the bs':.
rel or bushel, spices Of all kinds, ground
pepper, loof and lump sugar, rye and in
dian meal, SC. sc. -''.'
WOODEN WARE.
A general assortment Of Wooden ware
such as willow Wagons, cradles; tubs.
pals, draw and deck buckets, inortars,
nest boxes, dippers, trays, umbrella stands,
table n,ntts, rolling pins, cheese hoops
balls, boxes, patent wheel heads, pound
ers, churns, flower pots, hair and wire
selves, sc. &c.
ALSO-Stonc, earthern and croeksry
ware. All OF which he will sell - Iow ~
can be bought. a-.
May 10.
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Botanical Lectures.

nR0EESSOR COTTING will de-
17 livet'his eighth lecture, ON Bor-
ANY, in this town, this sfsrno on, at 8
o'clock, in Col. Coles hall. Tickets to
the course ST., single tickets IL l-2
cents.
July I9.
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The Mercantile Journal states that a.
bou, $50 half sheets Of engraved notes Of
the Taunton Bank, Of tho denominations
OF fSi, 50, and 80, which were no. recov-
cred when the residue Of the bills Of the
same bank, stolen last autumn, were re-
stored. have been recently filed out with
counterfch signatures, and put in circu-
lason. Tho bills Of the Taunton Bank,
OF the above denominations, which have
been executed On tho same plate with
those known to be counterfeit, are there
fore not received al the Suffolk Bank IN
that city.
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Received This Week

fEQ USSlAiSHEETING, white fanpels, brown
~ und Ll,ucheo shiri,ngs and sheetings all
qualities, csitocs, corded skirts, satteen, fancy
hdkis, diapes, gloves, ribbons, susPenders, Pc
lisse wsdoisg. cotton coid, palm leaf and iea,h-
or fans, green Gnd whiIo ,eis silk bIaids, Hor-
cnce sIfks.sEtT Kdkis; with variety Of other
goods, all Of which will be offered at extreme
low prices. j. BURROUt;k, yR. & co.
july II. sq No. 3 CheapsIde. =
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MA K Af led,

In South Kingstown, on the I4th inst by tn
Rev. Oliver Brown, Rev. Joseph. NJ. Brown, o
Woonsocket Falls, formerly Of Bristol,) TO Mis-
Mary ID. Brown, OF the former place.
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o. REEN WINDOW sHADLs--ju jos, rsco,v-
" aud tos sale low, by
july l2. j. Burrough, J. E. Co.
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0HILLIlG CALICOEs.-A large sssor,-
y ment &st opened al No. CKEAPsIDE.
juIv IL. t..
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KID SANDALS AND SLIPPERS.
m ECEIVED this week, from Lynn,
h a good assortment Of Sandals and
Frenca Kid Slippers, which are very ele-
CANT, and are now offered for sale by
IS. DAvoL, in.
Warren, July 4,h, 1884. ~ '
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IP Up at this port. brig Emigrant. Smith, foI
Gibraltar, TO sail about the 10th.
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"a @TOoKS-NEWs PATTERNS
y TURNER & SALsBuRv are now manu-
featuring some new styles Stocks, for summer
wear. may 10.
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CHOLERA on TIE MIssIssIPpI.--The
Randolph (Tenn) Recorder Of the 2lst Of
June, Gays -" This desolating pestilence
still traverses the lower part Of the Mis-
sissippi. Several boats have lately pass
ed up from Orleans, having buried from
6 to I6 passengers. The Kentuckian
passed up last Tuesday, having buried
iB, principally Dutch emigrsnts. Tie
disease bresks- out and confines itself al
most exclusively among crowded deck
passengers, who neglected all necessary
precautions Of cleanliness, and agains,
exposure TO the burning sun and night
air. Prudeace, cleanliness, and pure uir,
form, al this time, sufficient safeguard
against the ravnges."
Tssnessee.-Tbe following important
principles, bavo been virtually settled
by tho Convention for altering and a.
mesding tho Constitution Of the State -
I. That ,be free white population oi
tho State shall form the basis Of repre-
Sentation.
q. That q property qualification In u
rsprese enlative shall be dispensed with.
5. The qualification Of age (after 2f)
shall not be required in representatives.
4. That the number Of members in both
houses shall be gradually increased to a
reasonable extent.
The excessive heat Of yesterday and
the day before, caused tho death or ruin
OF several fine horses belonging to some
Of tho stage companies whose lines run
through THE place. In some of the in
stances, tho most careful driving availed
nothing. One stage from Boston, full
hour and half beyond the proper time,
lefl a horse which could not stand, few
miles below, and another on arriving here
was worth but little moro than if he had
been dead. Howell Journal Of Thurs-
dsy. - T, ee1 ", r'b' o "
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WANTED.

Court Of Probate, Warren, July Ia, 1884.
WWHEREAS 8 an instrument ourPorting 10 be
wv the last Will and Testament oi JAMES
SlSSON, late Of Warren, deceased, has this day
been presented TO this Court for Probate.---l'
was ordered that the consideration thereof oe
referred TO Court Of Probate. to be hold
en- a, the Town Clerks Office, on the and Mon.
day in August next. at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. and
that previous notice be given, by publishing
this order in the Mort horn Star, to all persons
interested 10 appear al laid time and plsce, II
they sec tit, ard he heard. by Order,
8. RANDALL, Probate Ch'k.
July 10.
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ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been appoint
ed Administr ator on tho estate Of
DANIEL MAXFlELD,
late of Bristol, deceased, and given bonds
according to law, hereby requests all per
sons having claims against said estate to
present them for settlement, and all per-
sons indebted to make immediate pay
ment 10 DYER CHILD, Adm'r.
Warren, July 10. .3w.
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sDe Furniture Calco's.
SbY ICH chIntz, middhng do, and lowa priced
IS plate calicoes, for sale cheap OF
mohat LONG ROOM
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,nN RIED APPLES.- Sliced dried apples,
~ fret rate, just received and for sale BY
juiyA. "a. DRleCOL.
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Spirits rURPENrINE and general as
~ sortlnef oil P.aLN1S .a.ND OIL, for sale
by lanes Gardner.
lulu 12.
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VNf AILs.-Fail River Iron Works Co. Nails
~ br all sizes. for sale by -
june 2I. JAMES GARDNER.
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WARE OF various descript.
w ronskfor sale by james Gardner.
INN l2
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lure GHOUND GlNCEk for sale by
july ~ James Gardner.
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IN AUzE FLANNEL. Ac.- G.ura and other
VI flonuvls fof sale q, LONG ROOM,
June 7. 'f
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I'D iBBoNs.-ss,in, gsuzs and iaiIem ribbon,
~ OF every shade and quality, just received
q, No. 8 cHh<pslDE. june 81,
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Who can doubt the efficacy Of the
Indian Vegetable Elixir.

HpHlS is to certify, tina, /, the subscriber. have
- for several years past, at stated periods
been grieyouJy afflicted with rheumatism, and
have at intervals beeni conGned 10 my house una
BILE to attend ny ordinary avocoilons. l had re-
sorted TO the common remedies, witbou. obtaining
relief. Hearing OF the value OF DR.. A. Fitchs
Medicine, applied 10 him for the same, and have
as trns', by the efficacy Of his Indian Vegetabl
Elixir, been perfectly cured. On one occasion !
vas for more than month in such a situation,
that could not move my limbs ithoni assistance
by making use of one bottle Of the indian Vegels
hie Elixir, was restored. Al another time was
for the space OF three weeks unable 10 leave any
home. and by The OF one bottle was again re,
hcvsd. ! therefore recommend cordially and
with great confidence, this invaluable specific 10
hose who are afflicted y Ia Rheumatic complaints
WIN. BARCLAY.
Columbia, Oct. 10Th, 1882
MChLAND DISTRICT.
State OF South Carolina.
onaliy appearsd before me WIN. Ba, clay
and MADE oath that the above Certificate Is true
WM. BARCLAY.
ROBr. BRYCE. }. +. FL. Off.
II The above valuable MEDICINE is for sale b,
tee subscribers, sote agents in Lynrhburg.
J. i. g. J. T.. ROYALL
March3 ~lnml2m,
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hSthe Both day Of October nex', uron the
~ premises, II fair. " not, on the rex, fair day
thereafter Ut public auction, trrct ofland contain
ing four hundred sad twenty one and n half acres
IN Amherst county, on the main road from Lynch
burg 70 the court house, eish, miles from tho for
mer. and eigh from the Inter. This Is the land
oiJamcs Petit, decd and will certainly be sold
We deem rceommenia,ory language useless, rs !,
Is expected thoso wishing TO pur base will view
the land previous to sale. Terms will be one and
two years credit, tho purchasers giving bond with
good security, and deed OF trust secure the pay.
nent. SAMUEL PETIT,
BENZ HENSESS,
Ex'ofs Of James Petit, deed
Ocio tbs
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NOTICE.

DO kSUANT 10 decree pronounced by he
Circui, Superior Court Of Law and Chanse,v
for the county Of Amherst, on the lilh day Of Sen
temecr, 1892, in the cssc Of the President, Du,r
tors and Company of the Bank Of Virginia, and
The President Directors and Company Of the Farm
ers' Bank of Virginia, against Richard Harrison
Nancy Shields, John Penn, James S. Pende,o
Richard Burks, VIM. Turner, Henry L. Davis,
Sterling Claiborne, Richard H. Buuks MN.
Morgan, IN his own right, and as the suryiyin,
partner of John NJ. Settle and &c. Chanm,p
Johnson, John l.. Haynes, Thomas Adrdg,
Gus,avus A. Rose, Ma,ln London, WIN. peIo,
and VIM Mcdaniel the undersigned, a Cow
missioner appointed for that purpose, will O..
Friday the 3lst of Oct oher 1881, upon the
premises in .hs said decree mentioned, and Al
tile dwelling house ef Richard Harrison, in The
county OF Amherst, proceed to sell, at public auc
uon on crcdi. Of one aud two years, for eeu,
portions of the purchase money, t.king from tie
purchaser, or purchasers notes negotiable and par.
able OF one of the Banks in Lynchburg, su,istasoa
r'iy endorsed, the tract Of Land, situated in .e
county of Amhcrs', wherein the said Richard ill.,,
fIson now lives, and conveyed and described in Ne
deed of trus, of the els: Of August, 1921, and fell
Us an exhibit in said case. The legal title to Ns
SAID Land will &c retained until the purchase mo.
ncy IS paid.
CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY, Con.
Sept. Is wIJs
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II + Circuit Superior Cour.of Law ami ch..
"A Gerry, continued and held for the towo =.
Lyichburg at tie cour, house in the said town -
the 2lst day of July, 1889. sitting as a cour, Of
Chamery.
David and William Kytr, p,ta
against
Ambrose Rucker and Betsy bis wife, John A.,
Ter, David r. Edley, Edwin s. Rocker, Aim.
Martin, Abram r. North, VIM. Thurmon. 7
renzo D. Henderson, Thomas Grssom, the Pr
dent, Directors and Company of the Bank Of ",
ginia Sally lsbell, adln'x of Zachariah Isb.n
VIM. Morgan, Charles l.. Davies, admir- ofTt.
mas Morriss, dec. Hugh Montgonerie Dsy,I
Tinsley, Jas. Tinsley, William Rucker, Dobnau
| Phil ips, Elizabeth Csmm, Dabney Ware and Nj
son Dawson, ex'or Ct George Mcdaniel dec, Him
Garter, udmr with the will annexed of Geor,"
Mcdaniel. dec, Henry Davis, Lindsey Davis :
liza F. Echols, executrix of Joseph Echols, der
VIM. Edison, Jesse Richeson, admir- of Anthem
Rucker, dec. and Richard s. Ellis, Defs
! This cause came this day to be heard on nc
papers formerly read, and the repor, of Comm
sioner Benagh made in pursuance of the order -
the 2Sth day of May, 1880, and was argued h.,
counsel On consideration whereof, the court do,t
recommt the said report 10 one of its comnissioa
ers, WHO is directed to ascertain and report 10 -.
court the several debts intended 10 be secured =,
the deed oftrust in the proceedings mentioned ~. w
remaining unpaid, CHASING them in. the order -
which their payment is secured by the said d,ed
And The court doth further order, that the ,rus,oa.
do proceed Immediately to the collection of ,ba
debts dye to the srus, udd, and deposi,e the SAW
in one of the Banks in this place to tie crcd,, ~
this suit subject to the future order of the ccu,, !,
order TO a final decree.
Copy-Tes,c, DAVID ROBES. OK
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Lynchburg, Sept. II, 1884
The parties interested will take notice, tina,
have appointed Tuesday, the llth day of Deccr.
Der next to carry into effect the foregoing order Of
court, on which day. a, the hour Of 10 o'clock inus
morning, they arc required to attend at my ofFcr
in this town, with their accounts. vouchers ami
proofs, together with copy of the cour, papers
prepared Cor examination and settlement.
81. WATT Com
cc'. w1w
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valuable land for Sale near
,IynChlurm

Elm" ANXIOUS TO r'moye, offer for sale h,
tract Of Land on which reside. situated ID
amherst county, on James River, one and bal.
mics ABOVE the town Of Lynchbure, ccn,oioing be-
.weeh nVe hundred and sixty and six bundled d
cfes, large portion in woods. This Laul is v-y
rfoapc'ive' and in high STATE Of impreveuenl-
|. nus upon II d comfortable dwelling hoose bui.
OF stone, and other convenient. buildings. Har.
cfeek, ilne bold stream, runs through il, and
furnishes, u water power of immense yaue-TAs
sufn' Willis oncethe property of VIM Mi,slel
aec' were erected on this trac, Of Lard and ahoues
ancy were some years since swept away by /
nonp large quantity of the building rock still. T.
MANS with which ne " Mill or Factory mst
ue erected at small expense. The advantages y |
sessed by this Land in the fertility of the soil is
son'sm'y to market, and vas, water power render
an onject worthy the attention of CAPITALISTS. I
am determined to SELL and by early application &
great bargain may be had. The terms Of sale will
oe liberal and made known on arplcarion. Pcs.
session wall be delivered Il, the end of the ,pcseri
year' and $50 bushels Of whea, will be sown md
nicely put IN this Fall for the benefit Of the Ja.
chaser. GEO wv Drprv,OuN
Oct. l6 ,,,