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BIZ the Governor Of Me Commonwealth of Dir0iaio
A PROCLAMATION.

NWHEREAS a vacancy bath occurred in the Sc.
w nate Of this State, in the District composed Of
the counties Of Brooke, Ohio, Tyler and Marshall, by
the death Of John Mccoy
Now, therefore, Ltteton Waller Tazewell Governor
Of the said Commonwealth, have thought proper 10 d..
rect the Sherbs ct the several counties aforesaid 10 hold
election the Court days thereof in the month Of
October next for member Of the Senate this State
to hl the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand AZ Governor and under
TSrMl the lesser seal the Common wealth at Rich.
mond, this oh day Of September 1895
LITTLETON w. TAZEWELL.
Sept Is 98-w4w
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Yours respectfully,


RIP RATS, August 9Th, 1885.
DEAR SIR-fiaving seen in the Nashville Republican
of the 18th of Juy, 1885, charges against Maj Andrew
Doneson, of abusing the Presidents frank for political
and electioneerng purposes, feel myself called on in
justice TO Major Donesou, and truth, pronounce this
charge vile calumny, utterly destitute of truth in every
particular set forth in the article of the Republican
never have ranked any letters packages for Major
DOnelson, without being informed other contents The
public Documents and the newspapers contanng'them
which have ranked to my constituents and old friends
and acquainances, have been addressed and directed
for the most part, by Col Earl and Andrew Jackson Jr
my adopted son; and never by Major Donelson except
IN few instances, when they were addressed By him at
my request.
have further to add, that all the statements in the
republican, in regard to the agency Of Major DoneIson
and r. Blair, Esq, editor Of the Globe in inducing or
IN preparing my letter to the Rev Mr.. Twin is equally
false and unounded. ] wrote il nediaely seeing
the article in the Republican, and intended il ebuke
Of what Iconsdered unwarrantable use Of my name
to subserve the views of acous ntrguers seeking TO
undermine the Of rcpublicansm, and defeat
the result Of the leading Of my administration.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Rev. JAMES Gwis.
7. S.-You will that the above letter has relation
To my former letter to youand autborse you and re-
quest that you will it 10 disabuse the public mind
in Tennessee, both as regards my former communica.
ton to you, and the other ISLANDERS in the Nashville Re-
publican, 10 which adverted in the above note
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From the Nashville Republican,
GALLATis, August 26, 1885

COT IT. BuTrOlo
DEAR SIR--l herewith send you a copy Of a letter
recently received from President Jackson-the whole of
which request you TO have the goodness publish in
the NASHVILLE Republican.
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The ~ York Times thus clears Mr. Van Buren, from
the consequences Of the indscreon Of the Evening Post
"Ihe Southern Wing papers, for the part strive
to turn the Abolition movement to political account and
endeavor to fasien upon Mr. Van Buren, the odium OF
contenancng the proceedings of the fanatics and their
defenders Especially If word drops from the Even
ing Post censurng augh that is done at the South o. BY
the opponents Of abolition here they snap Up eagerly
and clubbing the Post "Mr Van Buren, organ charge
all the wrong upon him IL possible that they do
this from ignorance for the Post itself has repeatedly and
most truly dscaimed any connection communication
with Mr. v Bias declared that il is 'the organ Of ia
editor aonesnd that itself only is responsible for is
sentiments and Still they take no notice o
these dsavowals but persevcre in their unworthy charge
Perhaps il may crafty friends at the South If we
add testimony the disclaimer Of the Post and 80
sert is certainly true that the Post not consider
ed party paper; that IL ayowcdly supports only
such party please itself that il against ID
almost often is for u.s. and that here no one pre
tends consider s remarks representing the view,
Of the party. Mr. Van Buren,, therefore cegisipIy Il moi
to be made responsible for what is done BY She fycnne
Post"
The whole Of the Press devoted TO Mr. Van BIZ
rem, IN the North, yindcates him in Just aud ndia
nant terms from the charge Of Aboltiopisn. But thci
do not stop here They carry the war into Africa. -
They contend that the great body Of the Aboltionis
are wings The Eastern Argus for instances sDys tina
- " cannot and we hope never w be forgotten, ha
one OF The Oldest most consistent and talented fcdursst
~ this city, he who dcnonnaed the democrats Of Man
ne the skunts and semia n society," is the boasicl
champion Of abolition, and has the chief charge Of
colorcd population days Of election There MANI
others who distinguished themselves during the part
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ooara Generous kind and patrioc NAV they ever have
cause 10 celebrate this day in like manner.
By Ihos a Oliver. Tic United Siqses Bank. Vetoed
oy our venerable Presden; the nobcst act of his life;
may 1t never be re. chartered
by Robert b. Wells Tie Union. II will be de,r 10
every American long il remains an evidence of IL
deity TO the Constitution
ny Jonathan Zimmerman. May our country be our
motto through her political wisdom may she ever pro.
tect the widow aud the orphan.
ny John Baker Our Orator Of Tie DaV. Whilst in
sructng our rising generation may his pupils initiate
ms example, and mbibe and cherish his pure Republican
principles,
by Citizen. 1frtia Yaa Buren: His patriotism. to-
ien'S ana virtues endear him his Country and ente
nm to the FIRST Office in the gin of frcemen
ny James Clark. The Heroes of dc Revolution Their
ue9os ever fresh IN the memory of their Counrymen
ny A. H. Archer. .2ndresc Jackson May he vet live
many years in health and peace. and when time is no
more with him, may he ever live in the hearts of lis
CouBtryinCn = ~
by Jefferson Berry. May liberty and prosperitv err
tend throughout the United States
ny Ilios a. Hewlett. May the enemies of Americ.
first bit - - ~ '''e
BY VIM Wilkinson. Adams and Clay together but
old Gen. Jackson forever. 'N'
BY Randolph Royal
WomHn Low cly woman.
The sweetest o Creation.
For Union thou be-
Thou
For in union there i concert
Both OF feeling and Of action
10 secession there IL tliscord
Had feelings and distraction.
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IA AND AND MILLS FOR sALE-qi5emarle JI,og
Hl for salcIhc subscriber wishes sell her plaoa.
ton on Ivy Creek, five miles from Charlottesville and
four from tie University containing one thousand acres
About one third of The land is uuocarcd aud first ac
tobacco landihe balance is fine wheat land and in n
high state Of improvcmcnt.-Als1 Mill on W. Crrek
never failing stream. with good run Of custom
There arc three pair Of stones n tic mill the dam Nor
manent, NC &c. The mill will be sold separate from
the land Persons wishing 70 the above propcriy
viii be shown 1t by Mr. VIM Gilnief or David Miupyn
living on ihc place. Communications on the subject
viii be attended TO. IL addressed L,
charlottesville March b. LUCY MINOR
The above property will be offered at public sale on
INC premises on Tuesday, t August on terms Of one
hrd III cash. and the balance in three cqual annual pay.
mcnts. -
viii also offer At SALE at tho same time and place 50
or w Negroes (of all ages for CASH or the purchaser
AZ his OPTION, giving his bond with good security
Die IN ~ months, and bearing interest from the dne
Also, on a credit Of ~ months. a crop Of Hay and
pats the farming Utensils all the Stock Horses Oxen
Hogs, sheep &c Bonds with approved security will BE-
required tor sums twenty dollars and for al under
twenty cash. LUCY MINOR
fHy q. IS-fde
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BY EsITCfazRi "a CNt,M.i !

R Tho Enquirer i Published twice week, generally, cnd
during the of iaiuic
Price, hctc,oEc Fiy. ''oiars payable ~ adj
charrrri banks oniy will be
payment Tho Evrs will ths remit
shnn nall hc postage OF being paid by tine writer's
will b. discontinued the discretion OF the
Il liior., until all asrcaraIcs have been paid up.
~ Whoever will GUARANTEES the payment Of nine papers, shall
have the tcbth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
cs each continuance
NJ advertisement unl has either bccO paid for
o cd BY person in this cnyrons
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M Office -Proposns will be received at tic Office
. OF The James River and Kanawla Company in ti,e
CITY OF Richmond, until tie 17ih day or July next for
rebuilding hat part Of BosIcs dam James River
near Iuckalioc, which has been swept away nv birb
water and also FOE rebuilding all that part of said dan,
called the Fish slope, which remains now in place but
ia shattered and injured condition
The dam 10 10 bc rebuilt without any fish slopc-but
to be strong and prominently constructed and the CON
tractor is 10 present plan, slowing how nc would re-.
buid both tic timber partas well the abuimcnt and
hll 10 the earth and puddle behind tic wall Of masonry
The timber and plank TO be furnished by the Com
Pany and delivered the bank of tie river near tic
dam.
All The timber and plank in The fish slope to be the pro-
perry OF the contractor, but be used in the cor
tcmplated work, unless authorized By the Company The
stone IN the slope is 20 be used by The contractor In con-
sTucung the dam, and any further supply that NAV b
wanting is To be furnished by the contractor himself
lhc particular position Of the foundation of The da,,
ana the abutmcnt wall and connection of the new part
wth The old dam viii be given by Mr. Rcns a cent on
we Tower James River Canal, to any person wishing 70
contract lc proposals 10 be- handed in under seal
JOSEPH G.. CABELL. I ~
RANDOLPH HARRISON, tGGH'm"ffe Of
JOHN w. COOKE ST. me b0aTd Of
RICHARD SAMPSON Difeciors
Juno -. 1l-wt17 10
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n , OANOKE LAND FOR Saskatchewan To
a. move TO the SouthWest, propose sell the fol-
lowing valuable real estate One tract of land lying on
the South side of Roanoke River in the counties Of
Meeklenbnrg. Virginia, and Warren, North Carolina 81
Fn and 10 above wilkins Ferry con
of which, about GOO are bottom of
IN aE,gna wood, aud irst-rate
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quarter pantaton-mosty new, ahc~
inc tobacco barns unusually good. built chicy W1
in the three years last past ard sufficient to securea
crop OF 10000 pounds i can, with confidence rro-
houncc TINS one CT the best the Roanoke
of IT'S extent and few, If any are in so good situation
Tor immediate profitable planting 1t is very convenient
10 me Petersburg and Richmond market and will short
be equally go to that of Norfolk, by means of the
Portsmouth Railroad rapidly tending to lis compile
ton Excellent springs abound in all parts Of the plan
iailonand know it to be remarkably healthy having
resided on 1T, with my family, for years Nv Pby.
stefan bi!is tor attendance than 60 negroes
nave not exceeded 40 dollars for the last five years
bloomsbury my place of residence lying on the waters
OF oi.ith Creek, Warren county, n. Carolina miles
River, containing 800 acres About one half of his
tract is IN wood, and fair proportion say 800 acres fine
tobacco land There also 60
cotton lots and 80 to 80 acres Of creek bottom The i'm
Provemcnis are very extensive we'll arranged and spht
iePaIrs now being made, will put them ia rood order
ne situation is pleasant, and the ncighborood agrcea
bic.
One other tract, lying within half mile Of the Court
House OF that large and wealthy county Mcckcnbur
va, containing hundred and eighty eivht acres
nc greater portion ofthis land is standing in original
wood and about onc-haf of good quality well adapt
cd To tie production of wheat and tobacco. IL would
hrsh an agreeable and convenient residence To any
gentleman having children 10 educate, being within
lew minutes walk Of that fiourslng institution Ram
doph Macon College, and female school of rh stand
ing IN Boydon-Fu1ber description 0f these lands is
ueccu unnecessary, II presumed that those pcT
disposed to purchase will view them MIR Daniel n
Hicks Will treat fol the tract near Boydlon Bad health
oOges nc to seek indcr climate and am the rclt,rc
resolved on sellngLettcrs addressed me at Warren
ton, ~ Carolina, will receive prompt attention
juno IG ~ a.
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EA7ESTMORELAND FARM FOR SALE viii
w sell my Farm, lying in the county of Wcs,morc.
land, on tie Potomac River, called King C0psco and
containing nearly 500 This is one Of The most
productive farms OF its size in The Northern Ncckes
remarkably well, and IS well timbercd There are on
TINS Farm new overscers house barn and other neces
sary out houscs-Pcrsons wishing 10 purchase will di.
rect their letters to the SubscIbri at Mansfield near
FfedeHcksburg WIN. BERNARD
Junc2. = ~,
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WPULLSKiN FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber is au.
q = thorsed to sell the above valuable Tract of Land
IN Jefferson county, Virginia. belonging to the heirs of
Bennett Taylor deceased. This desirable property is
situated IN the most fertile part of the Valley of Virginia
on both sides OF the Shenandoah River. The Buskin
ncycriing stream, passes through IT, and affords an
Immense water power which be readily applied for
milling OF manufacturing purposes. The above tract
contains about go acres, than five hundred of
which, heavily tmbcrcd and large portion of tle
remainder is in clover. IL is but ~ miles above
Harpers Ferry and five from Charcstown the county
town OF Jefferson, between which place and Baltimore
there will be in few months direct communication
by means OF the Winchester and Potomac and the Bal.
tlrnorc and ONO Rail Roads The improvements ON
the property consist Of commodious ovorsccrs bouse
and Kitchen smokchousc, dairy barn. corn house close
stables for sixteen horses, sheds and negro houses The
land VIII be shcwn to any one wishing 10 purchase by
MIR william Jenkins. on the premises. Application by
letter 70 be made 20 the subscriber The title is undou
ed and in all respects satisfactory.
J. G. II. TAYLOR.
Near BeryeiHe, fre1eyick C0tnty H.
June IG - 80
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HNOR SAbE-The JCyEnSA Tract of Land nbc late
~ residence Of Elizabeth w. Deane dcceascd0 WING
N tne county OF Cumberland, within one mile Of the
town Of Ga Ira from which fiierc il a oooJ ,,.
ZION at az seasons Of the year to Richmond) containing
hye HUNDRED and fifty or sixty II is believed few
highland arms, ~ Middle Virginia more extensive
tarst It holds out high prospects reward for his ndn
tryto the wealthy gentlemen Of TIC lower country a
bic and intelligent neghbors Mr. Henry pace 80
resides on the premises viii take pleasure in showing
the land to those DESTROYS Of purchasing.
for tefs OF sale, apply to tho subscuberin Richmond
or TO Mr. Maurice j. HobsoD Of Cumberland
JHOS. J. DEANE administrator.
Richmond, June 70 IFS
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EWENRY LAND FOR SALE.-I offer for sale
very valuable tract of land living in the county of
Henry on the Smith Irvine river IL contains uD-
wards OF three thousand and is considered prime
Tobacco land. Portions of it have been cleared and
leased out TO tenants the covered with the finest
timhcr-A further description is deemed unnec essarv
persons inclined purchase would vie the premises
for hemsclyes-lf tins land is sold privately before
the first ot August next (Which would greatly prefer
will then dispose oft to the highest bidder The terms
shall be accommodating and made known on the day of
sale WM BFRNART
81 The lyncburg Fgninn viii insert the above a week
I'LL the first OF August account TO this Office
June = S-2awt1A
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III EANK OF YlRGIN1A.-'rhe President and Dire.
u - tors have this day declared dividend out Of tbc
profits for the last half year, Of five dollars ON each Of
the y 900 shares Of stock Of the Bank which ancr
jet to bonus, viii be paid the Stockholders as usual
the 18th Instant.
The CASHIER IS authorised to say that provision viii
be made out OF the premium 5000 shares Of stock late
~ added, 90 cxngush the residue of the bonus 6cr Inc
present dividend. A. ROBINSON, Jr CgSLjsr
July D. 100. IS-H5J
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NJOrlCE.--lIenry this day committed to the Jail
IN of the City Of Richmond runaway, and said
to be the property of Daniel Warwick, of Amherst Hen
ry supposed 10 be between 20 and % years of age;
complexion dark--had when committed u pair of
white pants and shirt, with black wool hat
he says hc belongs to Daniel Warwick of Amherst. The
is hereby requested to orw ard, prove pro-
perry pay charges and take him away he will be sold
according TO law. RICHARD q. GODDlN,
Deputy for HIN. ID. Hren, Sergeant {. Il.
May 81. 20--wIm
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a. MINER ARRANGEME far Steamboats, 10
- Washington and Baitimororhe new. swirl smiling
and excellent Steamboat Chcsapcake will take passen
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above ollces on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads.
go }. WILSON, Captain
APH - 1l4-f
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NEW ADyERTEsalmEN,Vs.

ENARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.-The
" subscriber offers for sale The farm which she
resides, lying the Brook Run, about five miles from
the city o Richmond. and containing, by recent
ycy three hundred and forty one hundred and five
Of which are low grounds, capable of producing good
crops particularly hay Several beds of mari have
found the land, and there is doubt but that there
abundance to enrich the whole farm. The Improve
mcns consist of excellent dwelling -housc, lately
paired good negro quarters, new frame STABLE and
well of delightful water in the yard. The situation il
believed TO be us healthy any below the mountains
Any person wishing t. The land, will BE- shown il
by the ovcrsecr and the made known appca-
ton to Mr.. Ro. Il. Crngan, at the u S. Bank, Rich
niond. Nj. A. WILLIAMS, E1'trir
If J. q. UWiams, decd.
Henrco JULY IL. Got
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I. 4. GODDIN, .4dminsfrator
Ipih The WW annered, Of Hugh Dapis, dee'd
N H. With the view 10 gentlemen the trouble
Of calling than once, will be and remain at my of
fee (n connection with my carpenters shop) during the
ed. q
July TO- I9-tf
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Up AN of from the plantation Of Andrew Stevenson
about 20 years cd, stout made and Of dark color Viii
large eyes and big mouth. reward Of $40 will be e
ven toT him taken in the county Of hanover or any
taken out If tie state, and secured so that he IS gotten
by bis owner. lie is probably lurking about Inc Ieigl
boFhood, or Hanover Town, where he has relatives
July 3. -
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MNARMERS BANK OF VIRGiNIA.-Tbe presi.
- dent and Directors have declared a Dividend ~
three per cent the Capital Stock for The last sv
months; which will be paid 20 the Stockholdcr ON tic
10th instant VIM NEkERylS, Castier
'hiy Ig-ft
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Nj OTICE.--Janes this day committed the Jail
LIZ of the City of Richmond, runaway, and said
be the property of Lcmuc Fox we'll of Matthews coun-
ty James supposed be between 30 and 40 years
e-comple xion brown sighted; had when
committed pair of white pants and shirt with
black fur hat about half wornhc says he belongs 10
Leinuc Foxwel of Matthews county. The owner is
hereby requested to forward prove property pay
charges and take him away. hc will sold according
law. RICHARD G.. GODDIN
D,puty for Hin. u. Uren, Sergeant C. u.
May %. 20-w.}n
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NOTICE TO TOBACCO PLANTERS The To.
bacco Planters who send their tobacco TO us for
SALE by the way of the Petersburg Railroad or bv any
other conveyance TO Petersburg, hereby informed
that Nlessrs A. d B C. Whcrry of that place are our
usually incurred Petersburg. and will without delay
forward the tobacco 10 us, after they receive it,
viii not therefore be necessary for the Planters 10
follow their tobacco down the Roanoke River az many
do and thence to Petersburg, their dropping line to
our agents when the tobacco off, would often sa
them much time and unnecessary expense.
June 30. II6-Ct1 II. s. II. GWATIIMFy
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BAAViD ANDERSON Jn bayinq associated yitl,
him IN his business, two young men who have y.
ed with him several years assistants the Grocery and
Commission business, heretofore conducted lv him AT
his old stand Carey street will henceior,yar he co
tnued by the Subscribers. under the firm OF d. Ander.
son, Jr, * Co. ID. ANDERSON in
THOMAS s. TAYLOR
OYERTON A. MOSBY
July q
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July 10

e. NOWDEN FOR SALE.-For sale, the Tract of
~ Land called Snowden in the county of Goochland
which Mrs. Nancy Harris lives, lying on James
River, and adjoining Guochland C01-t house In this
Tract there are according To survey made few DAYS
since, nine hundred and six acres, of which one hun
ded and orty-nine and half River and thir-
ty ceres Creek low grounds and hundred and Sc
venty-hve acres woodland Any person wishing to pur
chase WILL of course examine the land; but for its qua
lily we'll for terms of SALE reference may be had to
Messrs. Richard Sampson, of Coochland, and William
Finne, of Powhatan, or to myself
July 3. [i7-ul GEORGE W. HARRIS
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ENOR SALE-.aGemarlc L1tnd near the Unirersiiy of
"a Firgiaia.-The Western boundary of this Land adj
Joins the town of Charlottesville, and extends to the
Rivanna River, where there is now place of dcpose
which promises TO become of some importance.
This land has also excellent mill site on it. where
there is now grist and saw mill in operation.
minute description ofthc land is deemed unneccssa-
ry, as persons wishing to purchase will doubt view
aud Judge for themselves will however say the local
together with the natural advantages of this land render
it among the most desirable situations in the upper
country.
This property Gfnot previously sold, in which case
notice will be given will be offered to the highest bid
der on the first Monday in August next (court day in
front of the Court house. N III LEWIS
am authorized TO say, that at the same time and
place, tract of LASD, containing A27 acres adninnp
Col. Randolph, David Anderson and Thos Lewis be.
longing to my brother Charles Lewis will offered for
sale NJ n l.
June 2G. I5-tds
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HEOTsPUR, Me Sire Of Mascppa, will stand thc on.
n n suing season, at ST Ieeer mir John uctl,sY
in the county Of Cheserfold % miles from Petersba,
- miles from Richmond and miles south of tfe CO..
Pits. Particulars will be given hereafter.
Dec -. PO-ul JOHN D. CHRISTIAN.
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VALUABLE CORN AND PLASTER MILL FOR
v SALE OR LEASE.-This building is situated on
the south side OF & street. in the city OF Richmond
and Immediately adjoining the Basin Of the James River
canal. from whence 1T drew AN ahanI an End Uni.
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- ale OF LOTS N FARMVlLLE.-On Thurs
- day the Seth day Of July, 1875: will be sold
tim, in the Town Of Farmvlc, II halfacre LoTs and
of said Town, the west side thereof Twelve months
credit will be given the purchaser giving lien upon the
Lots and good and satisfactory personal security for the