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JACKSON MEETING IN JEFrrRsoS

JAChSON MEETING IN JEFFERSON.
a. meeting Of the eItiaens Of THE county
r'endly 70 the present Reconsideration OF H.
Ssserai Gosernment. hsid the 18th dsy Of
Sssren. being court day. st MiehT Hill's Tavern.
Cot- bnAKroH DavEaPoHr vas called 40 AZ.
SeerVtsry. PPO'"'e"
n On %o'iOa. Jacob Morsss, Gerard d. Wager
". AosSssr' Gcorge Humphreys, PraSeis
Yates, and q. b. Besll were appointed : eommi,.
Zee TO dr. resolutions expressive Of the 80 ~
tn's meeting apon the ob,eets With which IL con-
Ve1ed uho having retired for . short time ~.
ported The following resolutions:
EesefOea' That this meeting FrEaris the con-
Csss sow going On throoxhoui oar country, n one
o great and peculiar Iasrress, involving ~ /,
does, the stability, the security, add the n.yrn.
ss0sy Of our free institutions, coates, In vhish
NE great ksp.elieaa party are seeking 20 carry
Agass, The oo1sbined Efforts Of pol;,,e.i s,,;s.o,.
upon vhom the PecPse have already pronounced
seaseaee OF sosdssnna,ios.
Il. hsssfrea, hat . crisis has arrived ubeo
ne Parrots q eli parties" should rally aroun,.
ns Ssadsrd, sod pat che seai % their tlc,ncroh.
too spoa Tbs S.aErroas tssdeeeir, ~ w" -
drT9 WhiKiau.
Rs,SiSsd, That Gerard q Wager. T. n. D.ov.
lass, Coi. brsHtoa Davespost, George Hum
kssY;; lob Mcrgae, u. p. Kovssisr, q. o.
pc.I. y. rsses sod @. ". Davis. BE- aad shey srr
hrrseY appointed Delegates 20 Feprrseu1 IN, .c',
y ~ TIE NstIoaal C0ayonsioa 20 b .ssrrabl-,I :,
bslti@ors 90 Msy seut ~
nsevsS' lbs. ve cordially approve the no
minHsioa e Col. E.ivsFd Laoas, IL. A. a ,,odi.
dsss TO Ieprseent this district u 1e n~1t Cas,s.,
% NE Unlted Stsses. ssd thss Ne esra~aly -
commend him 90 our eriiov-siti.e1a
hssolusd Thst JACOB MORGAN .nd
sAHUEd CAMERON be recommended !.
sa,'.os ~ rsos's 10 rePrsnrns ~ ~ he nett Cen
- Asems!y o. NiFEials. sd thas ~e viIi asr
eonsrasis Enesns - premsas Ihelr ss-.tio.
he'sVeh That t.sss proeessliaRs b paLIi,h
- ms Sirgiaia Frss Press, WIash~s,er VIZ.
,n,ss, Asr's"seaFx Rspuhlisss, sad Rishmood
BRAxToN DAVENPORT. Car
joss HUHSsaaSs. 8sc'g.
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Public Sale.

XNILL be sold. at public auction. II the
w residences Of the subscriber. 90 Pr,-
day, the 10Th mat, (h fair, if not, the neat
far dsy) all hs HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, . veil
seieetsd Medical and Msoellaneoss Libra
~. Medicines, Shop Furniture, &C. Aiso, Q
quantity OF Bseon, end two Hor.es.-Terms
made known st the sale.
L. G. CORDEIL-
Chariestown, March IL, 1895.
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FREE PRESS.
Two D0LL-fRy AND FIFTY CENT,
TEMPERANCE

The Chasiestovu Temperance Society held ,
meeting on Tharssisy eveainE the i2,h instant, ia
tho Presh, trriss Church. We we're much grail.
he'd With the p~os~sdi.ss, fer ,h~y we're reader.
~dpessii~ay iassresi.g By the diversity Of ,.ien,
and tastes eoesesirsssi On he occasion.
very large sadicnee attended, and manifr.,
cd, by their soanteasnees. no iseoa,idsrsLic dc.
gree Of ia,eress ssd pleasure.
The foiiovisg rrso,uuea, adopted by ,h, .os;..
w. vas oHered By MIR. Du vAL PoIx, Who sup
ported The ssms BY some rrm.rk..
Res>ioed. That The Temperance Society I,
the moss ense'aai mode oe .spprr..iaE iu,rmper.
saee."
Tses. A. Moons. Eco. made some remark. il
support q ths fo,iovias resolution, Which he or
fered. aad which vas adopted:
Ress'esS, Thss the h.bi, Of Ia,emperanee
sr'"s'sg 9TH IL a. il docs. great and numerous
s'is, calls for the sssiriag eao~,s OF those .h,
have - heart The bed isseresss Of mani ind for !,
prrvrsiiea where Il 10 ses Eormed, and for !,
sorrcssiea where Il exiaa"
AssaEv IIusrra. Esq. addressed the soe,e.
y In support Of III. following resolution. foa.r.
eddy hi~ssir which .s. uLe-i.. adopted:
Resolved, That isdependeu, Of the high.
claims Of religions duty. ve regard the temper
soes information. in political pois, of ,iev, q
'n,oiving consequences Of paramount importase.
toshe veil being Of our eoansry and the pcrpe,ai,,
% our free inssituiioaa"
DR.. J. J. n. Swarm submitted the follow
iss rrsoaa''os, which vas adopted:
=" Resolved. That the combined effort. Of n,
should be enforced sgaias, Iu,empersnee. bo,l
on account Of the physical evil, and moral de-
presis,'oo produced BY il. and that statement, O
The ELECTS Of intemPeranee. medically eoasider.
ed, should be laid before this sosisty."
Whereupon DIR. sraArrs delivered an address,
soaferning With the rquisi,ion contained In IN.
latter part Of the foregoing resolution.
The meeting vas Likewise addressed by Mr.
N,rH.SIrL MrKss. SIR. Axparv woop.. and
hr. GroEsE HuArunErs.
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"A LLPeFsOss. WheIhsf ., debtor, or ,rsd,.
m tors, uho have acoouDt. uith the estate
Of tie isis Dr John Briseoe. sfe hereby re-
q1ss,ed To present their claims, OF close
their accounts ~ the esse h,sy BE-, - speed,i,
=, possible. VII spebd sSerJ saturday 20
Shsphetdsiovn, for one or t~o mooths, for
the eoassoeace u ell concerned
JOHN oUlGLEY. .fSa'r,
II ~. ,. d d,s'd
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we rejoice 70 learn that Washington
lTVing's account Of has visit 10 the Wes-
tern woods and prairies, in the sum.
mer and autumn Of 1881, is in press.
and VIII shortly be Published BY Ca
reg, Lea, and Blanchard.--.Nal. III.
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productions. and mutual benefits will
be given and secured.

productions. and mutual benefits will
be gwen and secured.
The contemplated road To Point
Pleasant promises many advantages
from that quarter. II will introduce
large amount Of travel from abroad, As
well rs afford facilities Of approach To
our market. which will cause n more
steady and cheaper supply Of almost
every article Of consumption. The
lands situated along the contemplated
road, on either side Of the river, will
riSe IN importance. be brought into mar
ket. and such rs are now unrcclaimed.
will be speedily brought into cultiva-
tion- The river lands will cease 10 be
forest, but will teen with Hocks and
herds, or with the rich returns of hus-
bandry. All this and more, may rca-
sonably be looked forward 20 in the
completion of the works adverted to.
The completion of one OF the above
named works, the James River and IA
nlwha, appears TO be certain, while
three tflhs Of the stock for the other.
remains to be taken. That IL will be
taken without hesitation, and without
delay, We cannot doubt. We invite
capitalists to examine the subject for
Themselves and TO be prepared to take
the stock 50 soon rs the same shall be
IN market-tK anapha Bonner.
George N. Boo (whose term OF SER
vice as Senator OF the United States
has just expired,) was appointed, be-
fore the adjournment, to be Chancel-
lor OF the Louisville Chancery Court !;
a station. says the National Intelligent
Ger. for which his education, habits,
and temper, combine to fit him pecu-
Pat.
The New York American mentions
the following circumstance, which may
be worthy Of notice in these times.
A Treasury draft on a pet Bank Qet
US suppose the Msnhattan) for 81. 600,
payable at future day. in Charles
town, s. G. being presented for accept
ance was-not accepted-but provided
for. by check Of the Manhattan Com
Pany on Charleston Bank, payable nj
the time named Gin current bills" as
contradistiDguished from gold or silver.
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NOTICE

AUI1UA
N'itE subscriber hsVing qualified % adnin.
sisatriE upon The estate a. Alsxaudss
sef"ss, dee a. requests al psFsoas tsSsbse,l
70 sa'd deeeased 90 make psyneut, md al
hs'ing tls,ms' 70 present tbsm, pfOpssiy 81.
,hebticstsd. fOS settlement
RUTH BARNES.
hstpef-Ferry. March :, is1s
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The stud horse CuPbcarer

For Sale OF TO FGrE oct.
WISH To dispose Of this capital Stallion.
~ Ne has stood Zoe several ssasoo, IN IN.
vicinity Of S@thhsId, Jsasfsoa eeasiy. uhsre
bis hne colts may be seen fro@ o. 10 three
yssrs old u not sold oT farmsd out on ar
before the 2S'h instant. Q will again oesr ~.
ssrV'ees N this OF the sdioiniaE eounliss. Of
~h'eh due nOt'ce will BE- giVea b.
HENRY SMITH.
SmiihGsid. March 3, ls35-3t.
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THOMAS b. TURNER.
March 18th, 1855.

TIT" 'no iaIest intelligence from
abroad, We confidently anticipate IN
amicable adjustment with France; q
consummation-we believe we have
said this before, but il will bear repeti.
tion-devoutly to be wished. And
how shall we have attained iti
Suppose Congress had at once com.
pied with the Presidents wish, and
authorized him, last December, 10 make
hePrtsdLs on the commerce OF France.
IN has way, and at his own time: Sup.
pose this authorization had been fol-
lowed up by agrant Of Three Millions
81 Dollars' to be expended precisely
as he saw fit, in warlike operations
DO we not see that, If this had been
done, France would have adopted hos
tile courses, on her side, too, and that
an all probability we should have been.
before the first day Of June, in an open
war with France1 That we are now
likely to escape it, is piece Of good
fortune for which thanks are due TO
Congress. and especially TO the good
sense and good temper Of the Country.
by Congress, and by the Country, the
,oar spirit Of the Executive Message of
December last stands strongly rebuked 4;
and we rejoice that it is so. One at
tempt 10 raise a war-feyer has signally
failed; and we derive from il new
hopes that the Constitution may vet
survive all its trials.-Nat. Int.
We learn that the stage with the Sc
cond mail from Baltimore, due at this
city on the afternoon Of the 10Th inst.
was overset in the Bladensburg branch.
The following letter on the subject is
from the Postmaster at Bladensburg.
Globe.
II wrote you late this evening a
hasty note by one Of the stage drivers.
informing you Of the serious disaster
happened TO the mail from Baltimore.
We saved the only two mail bags on
the coach, viz. the way and the heavy
mail from Baltimore with letters and
papers for the District, as also a guam
tity OF paper packages for the South,
many Of which. however, are entirely
washed TO pieces, having been under
water upwards Of two hours.
i have at this time, 10 O'Clock al
night. nearly finished the driving OF
your letter and paper packages, and
hope to get through with the Southern
tomorrow the former you will receive
with the vaginal 10 morrow. The
papers for the South I shah have to en-
velOpe anew.
Three gentlemen and two ladies
were with great difficulty saved from
drowning, and were taken out nearly ex.
hausted. The body Of the stage came
against the bridge, and sunk entirely.
from whence il has since been drawn
by cable"
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dH0rersseA.

M ~Hl 'vpp'y ssy qsansiy 81 best
" ClossFtesd ~ very Fsdoesd pf1rs
WAGER 4 O'BYRNE
hsFPefs-FsFry, March ~, ls3S-:t
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fhereuPon. the biii nnd ryder passed.
Infafan MrrrA 40

communieation sss received from the
senate -ihst they have passed The bill sntl.
lied Z" "a set 70 amsod tbs sevsr.i l.v, -.
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ecrins the birth Of their young, by the aecumula-
ton Of fat. And after they have calvcd and well
over il. the cali should be tied up. BY this means,
the milk ducts, or rtsstls, c,H Be disttnded, and
capacity and rolume girtn TO them, as reH as 10
the ud,f.r of the eops. The calves should be per
mit,ed to suck bu, three times day, aud II IN
tended for veal, Cruel made OF Indian meal, oeea-
sionay Of linsecd meal, and force balls, composed
Of meal and eggs, mois,ehed with mix, should De
given them. b, permitting the calves TO run with
their mothers, they suck as their sppe,cs may die
tate, always leaving portion of tire milk unstrpt,
and hence il is that COWS mbbc the habit of hold
ing up, thing SO provoking TO the dairy woman.
Whereas II YOU tie the calves up, and let their
mothers into them at regular stated hours they go
10 the work of sucking with Keen and eager APP
petite, and rs they know they have To make the
most Of their time, they Il at their mothers ieats
until they Weld them the last drop Of milk which
NAV have been socteted.
Your corn must be all husked and carefully
stored away beyond the reach Of rats and other
,ermn, and such part as YOU may design for sale,
should be shelled out Tho FIRST spare moment you
have, in order that YOU may be r. ady IL take IL
10 market whenever the price may justify your
selling.
When III. period arrives for gathering your :
nps and other late roots, do so without delay, and
be prompt in placing taem beyond the destructive
influence oil the frost and vcrmin.
In feeding root, to your stock, always uso those
hrstihat are most perishable.
Attend 10 the condition Of your fences mend
those that may require it, and put up new ones
where you need them. Cut up the weed, in your
ionoe corners and ii convenient TO lime, mako n
compost consisting of weeds, mould and lime, in
the proportion OF ! mould, / weeds and 4 lime !;
treated thus, they will make excellent manure, for
use in the spring.
FALL Plo.omIso.-1f you have any stiff soil
that you intend for spring crops, plough 1t deep
y, and throw your ailows in large slices, as to
lcnxe Ne much Of the newly turned up cnrih exno-
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Amherst Land for sale.
Nov. 10

1 \ obedience to a decretal order of the county
L cou OF Amherst, pronounced at its November
term, 1888, III the of Dawsons VS. Dawsops ct
al the Undersigned who is thereby appointed i,
commissioned for the purpose will on FRIDAY the 18th
day OF December next, proceed to sell, by way of
public auction, on the premises the Tract of Land
and Lot, III the bill mentioned on credit of one and
two years. Bond and security will be requn ed and
the title retained until the last payment is made
This Land lies within six miles of I.ynchburp and
on the road leading from Lynchburg to Amherst
court house-adJoni the lands Of Robert Rdcewa,
James Bowling and others, containing la7 acres the
greater part of which is in woods pretty well timber
ed, and proportion Of Tobacco land to clear
there are several good springs near the road II
would suit for public establishment. Thos, wish
lng tosic~ the land will make application TO Roben
Kdge"ay, who lives near, and will show the same
The title TO the land is believed to be indisputabIe
but the undersigned will convey such title as
IN hun as commissioner, and none other
The Lot in the bill mentioned is said to lie in Mad
ison, and not tar from the foot Of the Lyncbbure toll
BRIDGE aud will be sold at the sale OF the land above
mentioned, Capt. Pleasant Dawsons interest in said
Lot conveying such tide only as is vested in me as
commissioner, and none other.
}. ii. MOORMAN, Com'r.
Nov. 5. ,d
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NOTICE.

\ pursuance of a decree OF the county court OF
L Campbell, rendered at the September term
thereof 1885 will he sold, the premises, on Fri
day the 18th Nov. instant, the highest bidder, ON
credit Of one and Two years, l31 acres OF Land,
with good Dwelling House and other necessary
out-houscs, situated on the turnpike road, a.
bout three miles from Lynchburr, adjoining
the lands Of Dabncy Martin and others. Also,
on Saturday, the lilh inst. on the premises, 1876
acres, more or less, with comfortable Dwelling
House and other necessary out-houscs, situated
near Flat Creek, in said County, abou, II miles
from Lynchbure, adjoining the lands OF Franc s
Adams, Elizabeth Clark and others.
The above property belongs to the estate Of Jack
Lettwich decd, and will be- sold subject to the
servaton of the rrht till the last payment is made
when the Commissioners will convey such right
and title AS is vested il them under said decree.
JOHN II. FUQUA, lc,,.
JOHN GOODf,
Nov 3 ids
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MAS COMMITTED,

Two the Corporation jail of L,nchbuig on the
i 25th day Of Sept, 1875, black man, rnna-
way slave, who calls himself SAM, Who says he
bclongst to gentleman by the name Of Samuel bur
ford Of Chesterfield county and hired the present
year Mr. Henry Frogue of Richmond Had on
when con miucd. a casincu coat, dark grey home
spun vest, white homespun pantaloons, shoes, and
black hat.rbe said slave /, f,e feet ten inches high
has sears, but his legs broken out very much.
The said slave having been advertised, according 10
law, month Al the door OF the courthouse in
Lynchburg, and the owner thereof not yet claiming
him. notice is hereby given, that unlesst the do
mon hs after tins advertisement shall cease which
will be sis weeks from this day 9TH November 1880
then the said slave will be sold according To law.
HENRY DUNNINGTON, Sergeant,
Of the Corporation Of Lynchburg.
~ The Richmond Whig riH insert III, ADORE
cekly SIR reck', and toreord their account to this Of
pee. ND
Nov.J 6w
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.v'OZE('E.

Di virtue of a decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Ch,nccry, for the County OF
Amherst, pronounced on the 9Th day OF April, 1885,
in the suit Prosscr Powell, pitt. against William Jop
ling, Nelson Crawford, Leonard lienly. Abram Car
tel and others detts, the undersigned, who is there
by appointed Commissioner Tor the purpose, will,
on the I'd day OF December next, proceed, on the
premises, sell bcginning with the tracts as herein
after enumerated, and selling only much as NAV
be necessary to satisfy the purposes of the said dc
cree) to the highest bidder, for ready money-that
Is. tract Of land belonging to tbram Carter, lying
in the County Of Amherst, styled the Saw Mill Tract
Lot No. ., and adjoins Robert II. Carter and 9th
ers hch contains 2i2 Also, another tract ad-
joing the tract first mentioned, known bv the name
OF the Loveady Mountain, and contain lal acres.-
And on the Bird day of December next | shall pro-
coed, the promises, in like manner to sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money. another tract OF
land also belonging the said tbram Carter and in
said decree mentioned which in the said Count, OF
Amherst, containing 1870 acres. lying between the
North aud South branches OF Bufaloe river and on
the Fork Mountains, adjoining the lands Of Aaron
lligginbotham and others.
THO. y. EUBANK, IT,.
SheriFcf amherst ~" y"
Nov9 tbs
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plants should be- aired every good day TO ensure
them TO stand the cold. Take the glasses off, ,l,l-
ring the middle OF each day, putting them on again,
AT night Before tho hard iross SC, in, take up and
secure your cabbacos.
Your late caulihowers and Broccoli, which are
producing their heads should be attended to :
break down some OF the largest leaves, so a, to coy
er and protect the flowers from the effects Of the
weather
Your f"rnY', carrots, pdr,nips, bets, saisity,
&c must be gathered aud put away securely
blanch, immediately, ,oar eelsry, cd.ioons and
snd'ro. Sow your rhubarb. kaie, and such other
seeds as NAV be- scasonablr, not forgetting to weed
your Young onions.
Goo'eb"r,e', emrdnfs and raspberries, should be
uansplan,cd this month.
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W. 3. CUITTE\DEN. Sec
II u

ls The tenor of the 9th paragraph in the
tS above Notice, having, in some instances,
been misapprchcndcd, the following is
added, as conveying more fully and correctly the
meaning of the P,esdcn, and Directors:
|, is expected that the proposals of persons wish
ing to contract. who from their distant rcsden, es,
or from other cause may not be already sufficient
" known to the Board of Directors as fit and re-
sponsible Contractors, will be accompanied by
proper recommendations and in the case of per-
sons who may have heretofore acted as Contrac =
tors on other lines, and may not be known to the
Board or either of the principal Assistant Engi-
nccrs, it is to be expected that the proposals will
be supported by proper testimonials of character
and experience from the Engineers of the Works
upon which they have peen engaged.
WIN. B. CHlTTENDEN.
Nav IL
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POLITICAL.
FoH rnE VIRaiSIAS.
TO DAVID.
Thou art happy 1

Thou art happy now
As aspiSr fitting o.. the dewy lawn.
Or ialsins through the fields Q. tabled
Araby Thy beam, days are passing.
No paug hath vet thy little bosom heavd.
Or from thy laughing eye tear drop drawn
Whether stern " inter reign, Summer glow
Along the teemlng earth, or Peace or War
Prevail. or Health or Epidemic fierce,
IT'S one long, bright. unbroken dream with thee.
Guilelcss as sleeping babe lfes ocean,
Sparkling aud unrufied. lies before thee.
Hope, uIceasinf. sunny vigil keeps
Atound.--while anoy, with silken chords, from
Earth uplifting thee, each moment spreads
4 brighter scene. or weaves some more enchAht'ng
Phantasy. Caiiy thy htle bark. With
Pendant gay. far sire aiming Ia the odour'd
Air dances TO the Mermaids song.
Sweetly thou art dreaming, boy
Boon will that dream be broken. l. arthet and
Farther thou leaving the waters bright,
That break 80 lightly on the shell-een'm SHORE
Deeper and blacker grows the irsacherou deep
Presently. gloomy spot Is seen. afSn
Thy hitherto unclondcd horizon.
Wider it spreads, and dark. oud rosrs the wind
The storm is up '--tnchan'd and furious,
II DIVES the still more furious deep along
Pigh rolls the teun-eiapt wayes-Pleasurc that. III
Wavelcss sea aud sunny sky. had guided,
Now f1rsakes the h.ru, and thou art lett,
A helpless mariner uron stormy sea,
Despair NIGHTS eldest -botn, wiann-~ihout.
Darkness and Tempest aud nesolat,on'
Take. boy the Lesson OF experienced
Age--that lesson, leatnd 50 often, when too
Late TO proht--Store well thy little bark
With " isdoul's watks-place srtue az the bclm
Then, wheu LIES storm IS past,--and soon twill
be-
Thou'l, make Haven. where no tempest
Koars--po pillows foam. n.
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= 49, ------=H =
NOTICE..

I1E virtue OF deed of trust, executed by James
- Rose to the subscriber. for certain purposes
therein specified dated 2lst March, 1885 and record
ed in the Clerks Office OF the County Court of Am
herst, shall Saturday, the 10Th of Decembe,
next. expose sale, by way of public auction, the
premises House and Lot, in the of New Glas-
cow at p,csen, occupied by Mr. David Nc Alcxan-
der. as a store and dwelling house.
Terms OF sale-one- third in hand. and the residue
Of the purchase money payable in and two years
in equal ins,almcnts, the purchaser securing the de
ferrcd instalmentsb by lien on the property
l.. r. THOMPSON, Trustee.
Nov . ilqD