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U5>"a Voter Of UcStmoreiand' was received ycstcr-
day and shall appear lie writes for the purpose
posing the articles which are SO often recently,
ed to- TO PROSTATE Mr.. Chinn and Col Baysc" He de-
MES that the majority of the Senatorial District are for
nstructng Col g. to vote for MIR Leigh lie is not the
only Senator whom the Wing Press is IN vain
to spur and ro'cei int support of Mr.. l..
The weather continues TO be excessively cold The
thermometer has bcen at Washington several degrees
below Yesterday had it above zero or y de-
grces below freezing point The Basin has been frozen
over several days and the River is bell we'd closed
down to City Point The Northern mail is now in in
the mornings.
A meeting of the citizens of Prince William was
held ON the Sd nst (Bcnoni r. Harrison ESD i'm the
Chaithe object of which aid by its sanction
petition to the Legislature of Virginia. Tor the enact
ment of law TO incorporate Company To construct
Raj Road from fredericksburg to .feraaorin and the
said petition was read and adopted unanimously"
Committees appointed to further the views ofte
meeting
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.NEXT pRESIDEN.Ji

Welearn from the Columbus (-liSsissippi) Argus that
the Wing Convention which at Jackson has directly
arrayed itself against the Democratic Convention which
had nominated Mr. Van Buren,. But one spirit ap-
pcared to pervade this Wing assemblyuaconqueraG
opposition to MARTIN VAN BcREE. There was differ
ence OF opinion with regard to the best mode of concen
trang the Opposition, but it only to the means
white all approved the On the 18Th rcsou-
uon being read, recommending Ndtional Ihig Con-
reation al PttsCrg, Pa, animated discussion occur
red, which lasted about five hours On the question be-
ing taken, there was very little opposition-not more
IMAM four or five dissenting voices We devise no
better means, and something must bc done to unite the
Opposition or the election of Van Buren, is certain
Let us then unite heartily in putting down the common
enemy, and when we have destroyed the monster that is
laying the axe at the root of the tree Of Liberty il will
be time enough to so back 70 domestic gudrrelS and
settle MINOR controversies between us"
Another movement is meditated in AlaJama-as we
gather from the following Extract, from the Huntsville
Democrat:
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Elireet II a IN dnled

fFtLIV Do. y,
This morning Resolutions introduced by Nh
gan recommending Hugh L. White the next Pro
sdcney cotton made potone them 10 ay beyond Tho
Session, which lost, aud Monday month was
made The day for their special consider
w be supported by all tose who opposed tbs present
40 not however, but that many men
are Eey 10 give them their suppoftOr Mr.. White
10 be- great aonte with the Republicans party
ter myself fuc dc guec" Opposition divide our ranks:
and as much as admire Judge Whe would oppose measure
eeew events have pointed and directly Van
nsn as the who best unite the Administration
The North and Il the friends of the Administration in the do
not wish to divide and ditwcto the
there be baaincd managed of their
onoe aiogctbe they viii not commit themselves
hey WIN leave their examinations that they throw
weight andinhuoncc IN that direction which crisis
shall Indicate to he the best defeat combinations
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county iehftif tle 81 nl John O. r. layofO this
ioFaty Scaefse'i daughter Of llos j. Randolph ESQ.
DEATHS
Departed m 70, The husband on Tuesday the
30h DAY &C December, 1884, Mrs TaLia r. Blunt tho wife q
hoon Euoi scnf Of foshaign county aving disconsoae
hufund and circle 81 icnds bemoan their
had ena nmef Of thc Baptft Church many years The wiz
tcfo tbs b aoiicc has been Won acquainted with Mfs. Hont
sud ic Of and hcncyoone
poeod b. the Gospel The hful, !cRln sake
l0f itnr.
cs.ani,at Died a the HeUTa,em, p h. ely on wednes
day e lth in Nf. McNufay Of county ~ g.. n Will
doubtless BE- qualification lis ricnls aured that Nc McN
during inc about othc Measles Ind ic best
alai tho Mud and him By
no giiabls and generous kccT.fs Of thc house.
BJ'No olfoctos IN tic Prize Current shee las wtek,
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MARRIAGES.


Married y she Rcv. Nicholas Cobb Of EsohH Anomnfie
county, iy she phi ui Iobn G. r. Taylor this county
Iaty Jclof-o1l daughter Of Ilo j. Randoph, Esq.
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letter from Washington states that Mr. CLAY had
inst finished reading his report from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs i'll the Senate that it disclaims the au-
thorzng OF Reprsals for the present and susains our
right and duty to maintain the treay-and that il is un-
derstood Mr. Clay will not acquiesce iii the nomination
OF either Judge White or Judge M Lean
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June lG
Eeol,;mSon;s Practice, Vol. 2.

Eastern District Of Tirginid, TO tc!t:
it remembered, that Oh the eventh day OF Sep
y 3 ,.nb,r. Ammo Domiri, one thousand eight hun
JcI and thirty five CoSwAY RoBISsoS, OF Tic saia LIS
;c, hath deposited in this office, the title OF Boob te
lille or Which is in the following words, 10 VII: Nv
pactice in the Courts Of Law and Equity IN Flrgna'y
Cnxw,y RonIssoY Volume IL. Containing lfacuce N
;, i, Faulty. Richmond. Printed by Samuel SaePneTG,
,nJ snJ BY EoLrrt Smith, l55-rie right Whereof
I c,;ms as author in conformity 10 the Act ni Ce'i-
orcss entitled, ''an Act to anieha Tie Se'e'1' ~ -
sl~''''s IIliENRY GIBSON, C1erh Of Me Dishir,
~ Tho followinp extract from Mr.. Robinson IRE
facc to his Second Volume, will give some Idea Oh It's
cuntents 1r;l .,e,o,, ,f
r,;; C,honcerv CAUSES must often be decided with
~, The hcne6 of Libraries, and desire TO iahc lc W.
, sf,l brvond the limits of the Suite, have t"gethrr
induced ne to give greater scope 10 IL tah It's r
ports. 1t is in truth, treatise upon u'e LINK
nyrn;cnt book of reference to the practising
in any portion Of the Union. In VIII be l'nnu e
Vrriaa Statutes and Decisions, such AdJnd'calIuns III
the Chancrry Of England and iTs'""" as II sem ,ho
ncr TO mention on account of their Importance or OF Tue
recent date at which they made: ana most o. Inc
Enri,y Decisions in the United States Inc .'Em ic'"
Rcpofers Curmfs, johnson, Co'ccH, nt"nen: i!'r"S
and Puige are cied nearly as oiten as t'ose ,L S
Eorrni reference is made the Decisions oil lne ou
nr,nr Court Of the United Suites in DanaS, C'"%f"'
Lcoios and Peters, to those of Mr. Justice N0y III -Ha
snu and to the Decisions OF S0"th Cd'G,l"n ~ "y,
soussvre and IcCo1d-and occasionally c:ta!'ohS are
n %"1sTe from nth the pennsrania Cases in Yates n and
Ea,c and from the MASSACHUSETTS Reports including IN
,br latter name not only those called, but ten volumes
of MIR. Pickcring. o,.. p-,,,;o, oor.,i,s
% . u;,h table of Contents and table OF Cases
e cite Comprising Is pages and complete lndex to ISt
vnl,,mps embracing 900 pages more making aitngeIHeI
G9G pages Ii is in the Binders hands ana will I ;p
for sale Mt the Of the subScrhcr IN 1ch0"u' III
IN ~ % I,v- Price Of the Volume. Sc 30 cts.
~ September Sc Is. [39-u] ROBERT |. SMITH.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-The sub .,
"a scrber offers for sale his tract of Land yng IN the
county of Chesterfield, eight miles above tichmond anu
within half mile of James River containing oJo aTIts
of about equal portions of cleared and wood land inns
Farm has been SO improved by careful ana
the use of clover and plaster that nearly the whole OF
now produces clover kindly About 20 acres arc good
creek meadow of which is in 6,i sa s gsass
sn,red awav from so acres Of good tobacco land which
may be brought into cultivation with very little aoS' ~
The wood land is valuable from its contiguiy 10
the River and the facility with which the wood can DC
carried to Richmond. The wood is worth ~ cents
nor cord as it stands on the land and contracts tor the
I ne several hundred cords at that price annually can
now be made. The improvements are nearly new, ana
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation OF fan-
y The situation is healthy and the water "1 LYING ro
my a3 CI p.er F. smith Of Manchester (who fully
sell and the Lama he 'a Who
w show the land to persons disposed to purchase IT.
ISL wish also TO sell Sc acres of land, upon most
81 ,h;ch ,ho wood is standing, lying within three and
half miles of Manchester adjoining the 'ahos o. "'
Ireeh nan. W.T. ris"e' ~ 4S-E
Oct. 20. -----
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E AND FOR SALE.-Being DESTROYS to remove to
the South, offer my Tract Of Land for sale, lying
in the county Of Allegheny, Immediately on the Covng-
ton and Lexington turn pike road, miles below Go,
vinyton, in the little bend Of Jacksons kyrrIana
.on7,;ninu near seven hundred acres Of which there
aro near Two hundred acres cleared; aud one hum
dred and ten Of the latter portion first rate river
hn,tom and in Il high state of Improvement being
in clover for several years for which it is we'll adapted
There is comfortable dwelling house, also good and
new double Swsher barn, the under part of which IL
stone further description is deemed unnecessary,as
those wishing to purchase will first view the premises
Terms will be accommodating. JoHN ALhEH.
October 20. f0-''
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MA OANOKE LAND FOR SALE-Designng to
s. move to the South West propose 10 sell the fol-
lowing valuable real estate One tract OF land lying on
the South side OF Roanoke River, in the counties OF
Mccklrnburr Virginia, and Warren North Caroina 50
miles above Weldon and lG above Wilkins Ferry. con-
tanning 300 acres of which, about 600 are botton ct
superior Gnality-lD0 i'll original wood, and hrst.rac
plaut land OF the high land about 100 only have
een cleared; the balance is heavily timbcred. and of
good quality for the production OF wheat and tobacco
The improvements embrace every building necessary for
quarter simultaneously new, and III good order
The tobacco barns are unusually good built chiefly with
in the three wears last past, and sufficient to secure
crop of GU 900 pounds. can, with confidence, pro-
nouncc this Of the very best estates the Roanoke
of its extent and few, if any, arc in so good situation
for immediate profitable planting 1t is very convenient
10 the Petersburg and Richmond market and will short
" be equally that OF Norfolk Wy of tho
Portsmouth Rail road rapidly tendingto its compile
ton Excellent springs abound in all parts OF Inc PLAN
tation-and know it be remarkably healthy. having
resided on it, with my family, for two years My phy-
stefan bills for attendance more than ~ negroes,
have not exceeded 40 dollars for the last five years
Bloomsbury my place Of residence lying on the waters
of Smiths Creek Warren county, n. Carolina. miles
West of the town of Warrenon, and 10 from Roanoke
River containing ,5OU acres. About one-lali OF ls
rae, is in wool and fair proportlon say o acres, Inc
tobacco land There also gu acres ihghlymP!oved
cotton lots and 10 to 81 Of creek botto The I'M
movements are very extensive, well arrangcd and slight
repairs now being made, will put them in good order.
The situation is pleasant, and the neIghboriood agreea
One other tract lying within half mile of the Court
uons Of that large and wealthy county, Nlrcklenburg,
Va, Containing seven hundred and lightweight acres;
The greater portion othis land is standing in original
wood, and about one-haf is OF good quality well adapt
ed to the production Of wheat and tobacco 1t would
furnish an agreeable and convenient residence 70 any
gentleman having children 10 educate, being within
few minutes walk of that Furnishing institution Ran
dolp Macon College and female school of thigh stand
Ing in Boydton-Futher description OF these anas IS
,,d nnerpssary as il presumed that those persons
diseased TO purchase will view them. MIR. DAME! /.
Hicks will treat for the tract Boydton-Bad health
obljres me to seek mdcr climate, and am: therefore,
resolved on seling-Leters addressed to me at warren
,on n. Carolina will receive prompt se!rh5'0
,c 12-tf
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IN. ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally, und
ZINES week during the session OF the State Legislature,
m sine shercu:ufe Five Dollars payable IN I'd
Notes Chartered pecicyins banks ionly will be re-
@ payment The Editors will guarantee the safety OF remit
MALL the postage Ofuletters being paid by hc WRITER'S
30 paper will be iscoatnued but the discretion OF the
: I1u., until all arrcarascs have been paid M. , ,
- Whoever will guarantee the Of niuc papers, shall
- the tcnth gratis .
~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, Insertion 75cUnts each continuance
No advertisement inserted, until has either been au LOT
med by some person in this city its environs.
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q b UMFORD ACADEMY.-Thc exercises in this
q. Institution Will commence for the ensuing year,

-
Ee Institution will commence for the ensuing year,
the 18th Of January and close the 18th OF Deem
be following, with the usual vacation OF one MONTH
The course of instruction embraces all the Important
branches of English Literature, Grammar, Geography,
History Philosophy, Mathematics, and tho FRENCH La
tin and Greek languages. The situation Of Rumtord
Academy, unsurpassed in point of hcahlness by any
i'll lower Virginia, and quite remote from temptations 10
irrcguariiy and dissipation peculiarly adapted to scho
lastic pursuits.
The subscriber will have the continued cooperation of
his present assistant Mr. II. Christian who has been
associated with him for the last three years.
Terms heretofore, $3.50 for hoard and tuition, (or
$llO, when the pupil furnishes his bed bedding, and
candles payable semiunnaally on The first Of April and
The Kin first W # nsSsf October e. c-6s
rsed by letters of Attorney, TO dispose Of die BoS-
MARE and LOCUST GROVE Estatcs both lying IN the
county of Nelson, the first on James River, near WAR
minister and the other about FIVE miles North of War
minister and miles Southeast of Lovingston both the
property of the heirs of the late COL Zacharah Neville,
d-Suce to say, that these very valuable Es
acs and that great bargains may he had by purchasers
further description is unnecessary, purchasers will Of
course view for themselves. line addressed to the
subscriber at Loyisgston, or application to him in per-
the place, will meet with prompt attention.
Early application must be made. shall sci as early
possible. LAFAYETTE NEVILLE"
Oct 90 49-w3w
yByO TIMBER DIVERSIFIED will be wanted
tons, the following quantity and description of timber,
viz:
COCO Geo fee feet J inch ~ yelo" pine sJ plank
5000 do. So do do.
1000 do. SIS do. wide and crooked-edged, for wag
gon sides,
800 do . inch yellow poplar plank
500 do. 3 do. ash plank,
1000 DO. 3 do. white.oak do.
500 DO sla do. do d. Tough S .s clear of knots
100 hickory axletrees,
100 gum or elm hub blocks,
5000 wheel spokes, of tough white oak,
5000 wheel feoes, good willow oak,
100 pairs Of hame tmbers, Of tough whiteoak roots,
cords split white oak, Is feet long, yo,,o
do. do. do. ii do. ,o'niis'
do. do do. do. and uga,. &c
do. do do. do. ~' knots a. W
l do. hickory do.
The whole be delivered by the lst Of March: 1896.
For contracts apply COL Charles S. Morgan Super
''''S"OF"' u I'LL; Tnos. G. MoNcURE, Gen. ,grnt.
Oct % 40-Gt
Il ONDON FASHIONS.-l am in daily expectation
IL of receiving per Ship Hannibal, from London, Lu-
Beaver Hats, Of the latest fashion.
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w7OR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY
The Steam Boat CHESAPEAKE. Captain l0g leas ',a
Hampton Roads Wednesdays and snndas H w, .e
arrival Of the Richmond Boats-and arrives IN :t
; a5s% the following monngleavng it optional WIN
travellers to depart in the 10 o'clock, A Nj or chem ,cn,
p Ar Rail Road cars for Baltimore. which cary Li'en'
through in two hours Passage and rare TO 90 81
ton 81 fassaSe 'o'' " 40-tlsD
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Richmond, September 18th, 1875.

NZ ALORAMA SEMINARY, Stanton, rn-Mrs'
H. SuErrEY respectfully informs her friends and tine
nubc, that the Ninth Session Of her scho" will com,
mcuce on Monday November I'd, and coss on the last
day of March Terms the same as heretofore. ST.,
This institution is supplied in all its departments, with
.h. nj ureut exucrience we'll tested ability and ap-
proved 4 1t is also furnished win appIFssGs sut
icent illustrate all the branches OF Natural SCIENCE
with four Pianos for the Of the Music scholars ana
Library of more than four hundred and fifty volumes
Of wesrectcd books, free for all the pupils II is pe
lsved that no school in country affords greater ID
cltes for ACQUIRING thorough and practical acqua'hI-
with branch of Female Ed duo i"sae
,r d;ccon of Mrs Shelley herself. She has hereto
fore xpained fully the public the principle on Wh'Gn
the department of the young ladies' is regna'sa VIZ n
comtiuc as far possible, htcrnaA w
intellectual improvement ami The cltirati0" # 1"0Tn err,
ue The success which, for sessions has crown
funded in truth and is better calculated than any other
to prepare young ladies for the important duties hat VIII
devolvr he,n and the interesting scenes That i" ~'
them in life. ~ ..
Slaunton, Va Oct. 1G. d"
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ENOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
Il vern stand, at New Kent Conrt- house. The ad-
vantages of this stand are that is the site Of the Coun
ty and Superior Courts just half way between Will
lian,sburg and Richmond There is Land sufficient at
taclcd work six hands. The crop is about four
barrels of corn to the acre There is suEciency of
land of fine quality in wood to make good Farn indie
pendent of the Tavern parton this, suiiciency of
tobacco or cotton might he made pay for the land in
few years There is this land tine she! mari, which
could be used 10 great advantage Any person wishing
to rent or purchase will be pleased to apply to the sub
scriber in Williamsburg. or to Mr.. G.. Z. Crump Of
Richmond who is authorised to sell or rent.
BURWELL BASSETT.
Oct q Diff
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I'D lCHMOND MEDICAL sCHOoL.-Lccturesu up
81 "a. L.a

ED edmond MEDICAL SCHOOL-Lc up
-S@ on The various branches of Medical Science will
be delivered in the city of Richmond. commencing the
last Monday in October and ending the lst of March
next For that purpose, the following gentlemen have
associated themselves together and will teach the sub
jccts Affixed to their respective names:
I'll. JOHNSON: NJ d., Anatomy, Physiology. and Sur
JAMES BEALE, NJ. D., Practice of Physc, and the
Institutes Of Medicine.
ROBERT BRIGGS, NJ. D., Slutcria Medica, Thera-
ROBERT w. HAXALL, NJ. D., Midwifery and the
Diseases Of Women and Children.
-----, Chemistry and Pharmacy
Although the Chair If Chemistry is not as yet, assign
ed is believed that Chemist Of entire competency as
lecturer and practical OPERATOR will accept this depart
| ment before the of lectures commences. The
Chemical Apparatus belonging to of Tie teachers,
is complete, with very few exceptions 1t was putchas-
led in Europe, under the supernendence of Mcssrs La
eroix and xi; indeed considerable portion of it
made by NJ. Pixii. will be in complete order BY the
last of October.
Lectures will be delivered daily, By each teacher:
cept the teacher of Midwifery, who will lecture four
mesa week, giving the students, by that arrangement,
opportunity Of attending Clinical Lectures twice per
week.
One of the teachers spent several months in Paris du
ring the last and winter, making Anatomical and
Surgical Preparations for the Museum and purchased
every important anatomical model and morbid specimen,
which could be procured in that city. He is present
actively engaged, making preparations and models for
the ensuing session ofthe Richmond Medical School -
very valuable collection of Surgical instruments has
been purchased with which every surgical opera
ton from the most trivial to those of the greatest mag
mitudc will be exhibited; and the students will be per-
United to perform all chirurgcal operations upon the
subjects in the dSsccting II is expected that an
assistant who is we'll qualified for such duties, will aid in
the dssecting rooms where the Teacher of Anatomy
will attend three hours every evening To give instructions
Pyaciicat Aaatomy. The anatomical facilities OF
Richmond and its vicinity inferior to none in the u S.
One of the above-naried gentlemen is Physician to
the Richmond Aims House, where the students will
have opportunity, twice week, or oencr OF hear
ing Giniful Lectarss, feeling the pulse applying the
s,cthoscopc Ito the use of which, of the above
named gentlemen has paid special attcntion( and MAX
ing such ether examinations of patients the attending
physician may deem cxpedent to be instituted
There are many very respectable private boarding.
houses in Richmond, where students can be acconnio
dated on the most reasonable terms.
The terms for the will be $50 for each ticket
August II. 29-tlN
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MRUBLIC SALE.-Wi he sold. at auction, at the
"a United States Armory, at Harper's Ferry, Va, on
Tuesday 9th October 1885, the following property, viz:
23,4lG lbs steel. assorted sizes,
lO5 l64 lbs. scrap steel and old files,
l53 $50 lbs. scrap iron, Of good quality,
1000 lbs. hammered iron, do. do,
7l2 lbs. iron, assorted sizes,
239 21S lbs. borings and turnings,
70 $50 lbs. cast iron; I'd quality,
,542 lbs. brass filings,
GO carbines,
2 bunderbusses,
81 7O5 muskr, barrels various stages, from the boring
to the finished,
99l6 hayoncts in different stages, from the forging
to the finished,
% 223 componcnts of muskets, comprising nearly all
the parts of the lock and mounting,
1888 mugket stocks, turned. &c,
45l do do, rough,
975 lbs. emery,
90 demijohns,
l37 down grInd-stones,
173 lbs. scrap leather,
Componcnts Of the Hall Rifle
1850 barrels,
l096 bayunets,
l.2G0 ran,-rods,
1896 componcnts, comprising receivers, locks and
mounting,
24l4 stocks, unfinished,
173 spring vices,
"a screw drivers,
2435 wipers Terms Of sale, Cash.
BENJAMIN MOOR, .4ct. Suph.
u. S. Armory Harpers Ferry pa
co,+omler Ok 4l-tds
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HNAHTED Immediately, t,co Journeymen Iaylors|
R;cLs- Apply to Thomas COURTNEY, ShockG Hill,
bronond, where they may meet with constant employ
"'ush tue winter. October %. 49-dt
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II AND FOR SALE.-IIaving determined OIL remo'-
ing to the West, again offer for sale my Tract of
Land, in the county of Halifax, lying on Dan river Sc
South Boston and twenty above Gainesville contain
inc 275 acres. further description is deemed unne,
cessary, as it is presumed those wishing to purchase will
first view the remses which they are invited 10 49,
her next il will positively be sold that day, to the
hghes, bdder-On the day: shall sell at public
auction all my crop of corn OATS fodder and hay; stock
of cattle hogs and sheep, two yoke of oxen one YOKE
no, SURPASSED by any in the county, with new and first
rate cart plantation tools and utensils household and
kitchen urniture about 5000 lbs of pork with my crop
Of tobacco credit Of twelve months will be given,
on all sums of Ave dollars and upwards the purchasers
w be required The terms for the land will be made
known on the day. CRADDoCK VAUGHAN.
September 10 oo-tus