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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04
THE TREASURY CIRCULAR.

This new patent medicine works well. Of certainty President and his advisers but quacks and emp all tiiat concerns the currency. There IS no doubt that the Treasury Circular requiring that nothing but gold and silver should be received payment for public lands, papabe usurpation ofpower. The Consti- stuton gives the President no power to regulate the currency Besides even at this moment by that Circu ar the people of Mississippi entitled to the rights enjoyed by the citizens of Arkansas. If who re- sides in Arkansas wishes to enter land here he do 1t with Bank paper-f citizen of Mississippi wishes to do the same, he must bring his gold silver. Now by the Constitution the whole people of the United States placed equal footing, and citizen of one State lose of his rights by going into another State We have all made great outcry against the Monster Bank of the United States Does 1t occur any of the political reformers of the present day that have created greater monster in the legion of Opposite Banks, subject to the control of man4 There is large number of them, with capital immensely larger than that of the U $, Bank and possessing thousand times the power of that Bank. These Opposite Banks are all minons of the President It is in his power to crush at moment any them Do Jackson Van Buren men fear for the Republic! Oh no! So the power their own side, there is no danger.
 But it was not of this We meant to speak. We meant
  as already developed. The Administration has been laundering along with the currency, and always for evil
 This last hgh-handed is fortunately recoiling upon themselves. Intended to benefit Kendall, Moore and other land specuators 1t has raised perfect tornado of indignation against the Administration throughout the South and Southwest. Mississippi especially, will go against Van Buren by much larger majority than we ever anticipated. The people of the States will ne- suffer any of men chcaf them out of their hard earned pittance, by quasi legslaon-no matter whether that man be Andrew Jackson or Martin Van Buren-and cheating assuredly s--cheatng too for the benefit of men whom the West looks upon as the wolves and yutures of society-the land specuators the money shavers and the extortoners whom office and Government patronage gives power. Wait till next January people of Arkansas and see how you will en- ter your lands. Where will you get gold and silver Already feel the scarcity of silver for change IS ei preniaas of fue per The day of your tr- buation is cunningy put off till after the November cleo tion-but be then ready
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04
SAFE. THE KEY STONE
 STATE AGAINST THE YANITES.

The Pennsylvania Sentinel, Van Buren paper con- fasses the defeat of the party. It says:
 We regret 10 be constrained 10 say that the division of the party has extended even farther than we antic paed, and menaces the friends of Van Bnren in this State with utter discontinue. Such are the results of its councils.
 From all sections of the State tdings of disaster reach us. The mad policy of the nulliliers and rad calls has prostrated Van Buren in Pennsylvania. The fault rests not with us We can say with Csesar, at Pharsalia, .sYe aco,ld hare Il so
 Aegany and Beaver counties have given majority of 500 for the Whg candidate for Congress, who is of course elected. Pttsburg has given majority of $50 for Riddle. the Whg candidate for Congress ho is a so elected
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04

The Administration kennel presses are fond fcalng Gen. Harrison the s'petcoat hero" They become wit ty and enlarge upon the subject They give him the t- tie because they say that the ladies of Chcothe voted him pettcoat in the last warand though they have been proven liars, they still stiekto the joke If pe- tcoat heroes gain such battles Tppecanoe and whip such fellows Proctor and his allies, advise Jackson to put petticoas all the heroes he sends to Florida. There great need Of petti1oot iiarri- sor7s stamp m that Territory.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04
Little Rock, Nov. 8, 1886.

Ao d1or J. Anthony, Representative from Randolph countv
 If would be crying sin to suffer so modest and diff hdent gentleman as you are to glide smoothly along, cramped and unconspcuous solely by your own efforts 10 hde from the public those brilliant talents and splen- dId powers ol oratory which distinguish you from the common herd-nelther would be right longer to con- eeal your short but o'iiant military Ofthe first
 will not write. Your having executed bill of sale to Chester Ashley and Woodruff for all your votes, while member o the Legislature, imposes that task either upon Vim. Nick. Ball or Tho J. Pew I will chro- nice your military glory. Were you not, Major, a Lieutenant in the army during the siege of Fort San dusky! Was not the defence of block house entrlis ed to Sergeant John \. Griffith Did you not, ma lor' while said Sergeant gallanty defending his or and men were falling around sealing their lives ny acts of daring and bravery secrete yourself in boMB PROOF? Did not Sergeant Griffith pull you out and excaim, .'You d----d copardl?p Did you not reply "I am Lieut. Anthony2n and did not the Ser geant tell you, "1hen ihe ge'eater he shanet2n
 Answer these questions, Major.
 know that Cot Croghan arrested you on fhe cboree 9 coWARDIcE, and that Gen. Harrison ordered vou over the lake for trial Peace came, and vou were no. tried. Sergeant John A. Griffith Is now 2, Choc,a,s Agency Vest and can testify the truth of the above statement. I0ruIEI ro'o
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04
A CARD.

Having stated on the floor of the House of Repre- sentatives at the time nominations for Directors of the State Bank of Arkansas made, that had objec- lons against one of the nominees, and having been pre- vented from giving those objections by decision of the presiding officer, justice the individuals nominated requires at my hands avowa tsat Chester .4shieu was the man to whom alluded.
 c. r. M. HOLLAND.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04

, On Wednesday last, the two Houses of the General Assembly went into the election of President and Direct of tho State Bank and it's branches Terence Farrel 1v and Jacob Brown were put nomination for the office of President of the principal Bank at this placeand Jacob Brown Captain U. s. Army, Principal Dsburs- nr Agent Indian Removals present absent on service in New Orleans, was elected by vote of 34 to 25
 The following gentlemen were elected Directors of the principal Bank, all on the first ballot;
 .James De Baum, 63 votes; Food Tucker, 6oi DaUid Fu1on. 60; Edoard Cross, 60; Samuel .N. Rahe5ord, 60; John Nc Lain, 57; Un. D. Wat, 54; R. C. Byrd' 52 Daptd C. EHer, 50; I'm. Field, 4s; E. I. .tore, 44 and Chester Ashley, 32 sxty-three members vo- ted-32 necessary to choice.
 DAVID G. LOWE was elected President of the Branch ;. Baesv;lle, without opposition; and the tive Houses separated to continue the elections yesterday, when ii was discovered that the Clerk of House had made mistake in entering the votes giyen--havng put Mir. Culp down as voting for Chester Ashey-which he did not do Chester Ashley not having been elected, se- cond election was held for the twelfth Director Chester Ashley and William Cummins were put in nomination, and tic vote stood 27, 27 There being no eleotlon second voting was had and the stood, Chester Ash lev sI, William Cummns 27, and W. ". Stephenson l.
 We give below the names of the gentlemen who voted for CHESTER ASHLEY. We wish their constituents to see it.
 On wednesday--lst t--senate--Messrs Ball, Brown, H Kuykendall, McCamy, Saunders, Thorn ton, Williamson and Mir. President
 House--AIessrs. Adams Aston, Anthony, Boone, Brandon, Byrd, Drennen, Franks, Logan, McGarrah, Morse, Philips Reyburn, Roberts, Royston Shell, Thompson Tidwell, Vaughan, Whinnery and MT. Speaker.
 Thursday-2d llot--senate--Messrs. Ball, Brown, Hill, Kuykendall McCamy, Saunders, Thornton, Will lamson and Mir. President.
 House--Messrs Adams, Anthony, Brandon, Byrd, Franks, Logan, McGarrah, Morse, Philips Reyburn, Royston, Shell, Thompson Tidwell Tucker, Vaughan, Whinnery and Mir. Speaker
 3d ballot-Senate-Mes BALL, BROWN, HILL, HARD. KUyKENDALL, McCAMY, SAUNDERS, THORNTON, JOHN WILLIAMSON and R0ANE.
 House-Messrs ADAMS, ANTHONY, BRAN DON, BYRD, FRANKS, LOGAN, McGARRAH, MILTON, MORSE, PHILIPS, PYEBURN, REY- BURN. ROBERTS, ROYSTON, SHELL, THOMP- SON, HOWELL, TUCKER, VAUGHAN, WHIN- NERY and JOHN WILSON.
 The two Houses then went into election of Direct ors for the Branch at Batesvile-when the following gentlemen were eected
 Robert smith, J. J. Anthony, C. H. Pelham, J. II Egner. John Robinson, William Moore, John Mixer, Lawson Henderson, D. J. Chapman
 - McKrsIcK, Esq. was then elected President and the following gentlemen Directors of the Branch at Fay ettevile, Washington county:
 Wm. T. Laremore, Lodowick Brodie, James Byrn. side William Skelton, Alfred Wallace, John Henry Maurice Wright, Philemon Williams. Alfred Tender
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04

The Nashville Union reproaches Mrs. Ann Royal with having forsaken the White party and joined that of Har rison She shows her decency by preerrng any party to the Van Buren party.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04

MT. HESDRIcks, U $. Senator from Indiana has come out in favor of Harrson-so has JOEL B. SUTHERLAND, of Pennsylvania. Good When such men forsake u side it is surely going down.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04
MARYLAND SAFE. No ANARCHY. THE RE-
 yoLUTI0NlsTS REBuKED.

The Maryland Reyolutlonists are gone. TOOL ana branch. The election for Delegates to the Assembly took place on the Sd ut. SIXTY Wings and nineteen Van Buren men elected. The people thus piaced the seal of reproduction the late nqutous proceedings fil severai of the counties overwhelming tine po- pular indignation that the Tories withdrew their cand- datesbut rallied the cay of election, hoping the Wings would remain at home in apathy 1t was all of no avail In Baltimore, the 9th of September the Van Buren party had majority of 1900. It has been cut down in one month to 300 In Harford they tri- umphed in September by majority of 160. Now they beaten there by majority of s. In Ann Arundel they gained the victory in September by majority of l12-and beaten by majority of s4. In Ere derrick they made opposition. In every county in the State the Wings have gained greatly Mir. Sellman, one the rccreant electors, has taken his seat Others are about to do so. Whig Senate, and Whg U. S. Senator will be elected and the State is for Har rison.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04

The Hon. ROBERT H. GoLDsBoRouoH, Senator from Maryland, died the 5th ult at his residence His death is national loss.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04
.annoint,aeats bu The Goueruov.

.4ppoint,neats by The Gouernor. ALLEN MARTIN Esq. to be Sheriff of Pulaski county vice John K Taylor declared by the Governor to be in eligible.
 REUBEN J. BIouNr, Esq. will be appointed Quarter Master to the Regiment of Mounted Volunteers, vice Al len Martin, resigned
 Three of the prisoners confined in the jail of this coun ty effected their escape Saturday evening last heir names are RUNNER, charged with horse steallng Josi- All BROWN with mufder and JONES, with burglary The Lawrence Volunteers arrived here on Monday last. The officers are
 Walis Phillips Captain. Johnson HardiR, 1st It.
 James Wayland, 2d < Company of fAIounted Gunmen has been raised in In dependence county. Officers: .M r. Reiahardt, Captain.
 1hon,as Darta, lst It.
 Jas E. Pelham 2d s'
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04

The Gazette hopes that friends twill not be ulled into apathy false security under the impression that the odds in Arkansas are overwhelming for Ar. Van Blu ren. So do They would be lulied into apathy by Q very foolish belief.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
HE 4 I TIL
'E'iiE CELEBR ATED E.


specific rhrc, Iii" brin and nervous l
ptang heart the uemmo hand the dz@y eye, ana
the urtcng mind vanish before their effects like nox"u' 'npo
before benign influence of the nonn. lhi' tonic h'"
cine is diseases, general debility dysirs indigestion
and Of appetite, nnpaent OF
the soach aciiy, unplcnun, taste in tie nou runns morse
,ac c<ronding thoughtful melancholy ana dcJ"r"
llyroc0ciJcsn, low spirits, apon OF The heart ncL'on; "
rial!y nightmare, sleep, rheumatism, sasno!r aGrc
ons, dizziness of sight and all OF nervous symptoms pr. '"
Evans Cnmnrnic Pills will fleet speedy nnl safe cure
The various WEAKNESSES peculiar 10 the nl ric name
Li4rcr the power Of Or. W. EVANS CAMOMlE Pills.
ladies AMI Responsibility This county, also III Eu
rope he the hest medical nprcndage t" the toilet
they with, recruiting the hcc"yed spirits d'"'s "
Gmnrss and and creating cusIns ''ncy hnu
oh Sing melancholy They give c""i"It ana Strength ID TIC
whole sNiuG.
PSsstf of ;ovo habits ShuL occasionally Dr. William
Evans, Srrcnn. Apcrcn; the hest known for bilious atec
ons difficulty !brcathug, cura;cd or sore throat, nstrnn
every kind md all those disease arising
n.n of the aid mpurily ol the blood
orca, utility of these Pills, that the monthly sale
amount ards Of thousand dollars within the various
Stn,cs Of the Union. -.
several t!nand testimonies been received b? Dr. WIN
Evans ucr No Division New York, notably from
the public . n$prcaI medical mcn, i"h" have pre-
," Practice, speaking III Tie highest terms Z" their
These pills lac had 81 Mr. C. AS iookstor
, tonrs above the Eagle Tavern Main street. Eic"ni, Va,
here application agencies BE- made by letter q: other
al.o J"a>ou- Fancy store Washington AL Mca'tS Nor
.nr III 2m
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CIRCULAR.



SECOND AUDITuE'> OFFICE, li,h Oct. le:"
S.ENTIEAEN -Amc ycd list Of the fixed surplus aud qio'
payable from the Literary Fund, ' the ensuing le
The surplus quota, when applied 10 the edca Of the poor, VIII
BE- subject in all respects, 10 the cxisiin. regulations Nhrn W
proIucd MD Of Academy the the School LUni'-
soacr will deliver his order therefor the President and cc-
the Literary Fund.- the other Of the huS-
Of such Academy which, when presented for payment mu nc
accompanied copy the order the said trustees, authorizing
the su receive the m the latter cnsc
the of the additional quota need he Included IN the bond
of the of the School Commissioners.
Tho surplus of tho ending the 10th September
last $50 GG, which, added 10 the xc annual appopti
50N makes the large fund S7Scc2 b aP'cnoc
rXccpl the few where the surplus iran rrcd to
Acadcmics the education OF the the year 1871
This 10 white Gabian OF the state,
according of $780, aud to 81 for chd re-
tho School of ISIS be in the stale
The heavy responsibility OF guarding this important and ample
fund from abuse and OF securing its application 10 the most
dcvplves the Schon' GOA
Every feeling Of duty and humanity cxac's '"n each
individual called that office of high trust, his utmost cxc""' M
cec,ng the object OF the institution, which once aa"r Tue
laid for the introduction o much perfect
and general Of education Al 4 iutuc duy.
ubcUcni servant,
J. BROWN, it,: Scc0ud .1ud''0r,
and Superintendent Literary i:!"d
Nov / 32-it
List of Srhool QuDtas payahc out IF The Literary Fund.-
far the Year ISL
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gsoI.Hs on TIE RAlL.ROAD-C Commencing

EsoURS on THE Commencing
z 4 Moar!,y. 1;h November A.
NAIL I.>r leaves Richmond at CLOCK, q. w. ar
iyag in Washington the same day IN time tor Tie i've
Ucock train OF cars to Baltimore
T;r>,yo I.;<r leaves Richmond at II clock, /.
NJ Which is alter the arrival Of the Steamboats, from
Noyk and Of The afternoon line Of stages from feeIS-
bgr-. cp:,,a
The mil line will leave Washington Tor l'chhoha
a,3I.".lrk 4 u and the evening line at clock,
u after the arrival Of the evening cars from bal''-
iGo'e
Passengers arriving at Baltimore in the STEAMBOATS,
from radrphia and at the Relay House, by the bal
'morc and Ohio Railroad cars by entering 'his
,na wilarr;vr in Richmond bv 10 - o'clock the sue
cedne morning and in Petersburg by ~ O'Clock the
b3-UI -''' -
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Trust Sale Of FuIaaUc Property ncaT Htr"MUHH. ,o
Asy OF deed Of trust fnG , yr i" of I our % eighteen
and lirtv hy Wilson Gregory! to secure l"
~ r county Of Chesterfield, certain SUMS {" none! ~ 49,,
o., -. r,s;cc will Thus!%y, the 2ih day "i .''!'"'
@ = f,;T otherwise the fair day. sell, on the p,%iiS
~ , far cash, n Grist ana "a" VI" 10 -
p"'c ] ,on, miles from rly Of Richmond, "" me
p r rnr m. Fredericksburg Railroad formerly k'"wn ~
~ Snar,s MILL together with 30 acres ct Lana lh'tc'o
' , ,;nnnu hr land yhcrcon the said W il-"n
nIiy rsIl ind lately purchased by - Lyons, i
m ~ III; n2cnr,,y i. believed DC indSntahlc; n Us
% convey srh tile niIy j. vested IN me ~ te u'''
] - -..rrrcl in the office Of III" Clerk d" i"riro' "n':
~ ,rc sr. will made iy the rons"u' al W Icon r-
;f o i. expected, vii! join III any deed OF "
secure the title the purchase: , ,,op,ru,ai Jv<re
N'N'''' 5i-wtia
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enquirer published twice week generally, and
-. a> wee Five Dollars per annum, payable in I'D
sane ba.rel specie banks ioniyl wtl! be re-
The EE T s.r bsns i pa il Iy the f
.:ssIS NV" m ,,sconucd but Ut the discretion oil the
ol, ali a,saFasss has" bee paid up r 0;Do manners shall
''''' TGRNs OF ADVERTISING: continuance
y uae inserted, until has citler been pidi'
s.,.as ,, .,:soa in this city or its environs
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To Planters tch0 l-ih to cmtgrate 10 -MSSiS$pPt.
UNION ia. SGlc.-Ilc smhScIicr. ID con

VALUABLE PLANTATION for SG'eIhc sntcIhcf' IN CON
for sale his Plantation and Negroes in fazoo coy four mS
,ro,, and known H3DELEl p!na,om II CONSISTS
If nou D acres of choice land well supplied will! water and TIM
ber and susceptible alionbou 81 Negroes
and nj the hes. rscrp,;oa Of which ID TO 10 working hands,
with wu.ons horses mules, cac sheep "s n
cor, and fodder tor the plantation There are about ooo
arrns un,r fence which 900 cleared aud IN cuii'a"i
n the land there dwelling house aad out buildings, nc% mil
separate the gu good quarters, good GIN with two sn III
anil now prcsS md ended to build lnnr large cISl"r Tins
M tho bricks for which made, aud the cement AMI lime rey
on the spot As the property large, will div ms INTO wu a
,on. If ncccssary Northern 500 TO UO acres ana
oto2o hands Itand the Southern HUo f"aecS %ln
,;be Tr and spinsE IN it4Ft r&thii GUti
ing purchase mny the terms by applying George r. Cara
dine, f. Turner, the Promises: Philip lhknn
near Clinton; VIM Gartey near vernon Richard j. Lyons =.
cksburg; john c. Turner Co." ,Ghescri Bul, Ship s
Co.. New Orleans ana inc SoOS''0' WILLIAM FERRIDAY.
y There j. lind enough open: and with what the hah. ca"
clear this wInlet' lot ''' ~ -" w f.
Il-tlJan
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rSSlE subscriber having purchased Of Mcssrs; {. f.
4 4 j. r. Miller, their entire stock OF .ucd'ct"cS,
iH'"tS Dye &nf$ &c, most respectfully l,.o"S MS
fclS anu the public generally, that he intends contlnu-
a the business a, their old stand Zone door above inc
a,son House where he will at all times have on manu-
general and we'll selected assortment OF artcles III HIS
hne, and pledges himself TO sell them at WHOLESALE VI &c
iSll, as Cheap any Druggist in tins city. -r,.
lie aao socits continuance of the patronage OF t'le
physicians merchants and friends exten1sa :. ~ ,"'"
Concern. fOhlEp hN =.
Mos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

EHARM FOR SALEThc subscriber Offers for SALE on most a-
cu:nmoaug terms, his tract Il" Land Adjoining the low ing
rcn in the county Caroline, formerly the residence oi tuhri
on oomcs The Is SURPRISED 10 contain s"Inc o acres I"
r anon, lG0 are hiyh!y improved Tie buildings
cxrncd scale and in gor rraif and thu grounds around thea;
for considerable distance set with ornamental rrr "n
nmy urrarcd-t is believed place III the Stat" can be
more ly recommended for it: general Saluhry-ln addition |"
viii il lies within nils the Rail road leading from Rich
rouN Fredericksburg. which n.S IL within from ~ hours vi
Nm. former. and from iwo OF the latter place 80
If not privately before the 18Th day of this month, lN""'
her Will day h. offered public auction on the premises
~. r =, [5I-,dsl JOHN /. MARNE.
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6SYRAYED from the subscriber, on sunday, .e "i id
* inst. four FlORSES-ohe sorrc'' rye rs.o Zach
las spring; two dark hays with white IN ie ':ee; 'o
ci them syns some of their feet white, but it is h nos
re"sc;sd paricu%ry which they are the 1Tge aIs as
s.e on his back accustomed by the cart saddle b hs"
white spot under the throat and on the Top o.
cr y rss sr viii BE- GIVEN for the dvery Of them
al my stable near the Old Market or or any
lion, 50 that get them again; ,,,,c HOBSON.
3}-2t'
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-o,0Py NEAL.-We shall keep constantly on hand,
W ~ ou[ Mills, supply of fresh ground corn meal,
y , sound white corn, for sale at the lowest mar
Nnls ''''' P. -CHEYALLlE & co.
lei Hrcf 54-2aw,s
u.
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,C,,Ip of Lands anil SiRccS.

WILL m sold to the highest bidder, Al the late residence OF I
So Louisa eight miles norm " I
%. in the state OF Virginia, Thursday, the lHih d"y g"
nnrr ucxt ii fair if the next fair day yS"!
rcn, 81 md 80 valuable and likely NEGROES, FIn
;, rru Also, smnhry Vt Land belonging eI
,r ; Mccre; the crop of corn, about 2'1 bar' oa;S, ~
s mr. likely head cattle, the larger aI' hi'tm
] yr,Icrt beds AID Sundry other articles {" h"Sco %
me. valuable stills wheat fans and many nthc wv "
dous to mcn'''" ie' ~ ELISHA MELTON:
administrator Jc boni- non 1rith Tho rji a""'[cd, u .
Tvs McGrmEE, dccd. and 4iH'i"isirGtT ~
'"'@ E,cu,kp NCGEIIEE. dccclscd
Ja--w;wN
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=, I:57y151r Fnrm on Bearer Dam, .J0r Sale
.iir subscriber oilers for sale the farm On which he
,ssj:rs. s,ra,rd in Goochland, on Beaver Dam
= f. : within four miles of the Court House, and
V I' ,h. same distance from James River. The I'M
.-rns are convenient and sufficient for the purpo'
E' 'fa% firm. Tlr.c is spacious dwelling house,
" . nj machine and the necessary tobacco hou-
Ln.s "a, the number OF slaves requisite Tor the
,'o,J % farming, and susceptible of the easiest
.I.ro,,,,. from manures. clover and plaster There
' ~" o,: one hund:cd acres Of low grounds adjoining
% .,,~t NV reclaimed, Welding fine crops of wheat,
- nI ,oh,ccu This tract is well wa,crcd, and con-
o.. .In,, six hundred acres situated in most healthy
49, ntaSan. neighborhood, and would make an agreea-
80 T..jrucc fur professional gentleman. Persons
.,,ssd 10 purchase invited TO call and see the
,.,cp, The subscriber vii! sell privately upon accom-
iiys, ,l,ns ALEN'R S. PAYNE.
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