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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18
INDIAN TRIBES.

-0'rr'Ponleu' o. TIC N,.hr lie Rspaliesn fo,lph-
We 'H"~tng lafrrc'''u: iri.f natau respecting The
nses sud cum. ct # hc lnhsn tribr, he Nesir,n
Frontier aoi oi thee YET remauia- within The itni
t' II she several states. u - derived from oG-isI
s.urrfs.
The nsH An1 lnnhsa' 1T tho 10 lisns Who have en-
feratei go The y 80 OF the Mf.sst,t,,t are .-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

M~'du. a nsn nsged Jssu Pine a,tag is
bfooEiyn. 10 ihe Beglsgfss,l ~ Sai.h siiee,, bs-
eesH sfset'ed charged ~.gh ksVng murdered A4s
VIE. 90 ssaesg pshg the o oct. lie hss been
examined sSd the esissnrs Cssn before lhe eoao-
Aer .gi'nsi the pfsnn-'. s. 70 sH upoa hiia The
s~fsi charge u he nofdrr ~ hi, ~fe. lie hss
seen eam1iiisS q" Ffsoa q tesa his t-ssl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

hobbsrY Henry Dyer clerk with Ncssrs
LORD y Tnylnr has neon ARRESTED. charged by iiis
employers with having robbed them a various times
u from three To four hundred dollars. lie Ind
been IN their employ about two wccks.-.N J.
Com .ldyer,scr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

Saoc. Il Is stated "a the Frederic (MI.) CHI
hon, That the Catocla Mountain, we're covered
Vh snow, on Wednesday lsst, To the depth OF
six inches.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18
Jane hccuan
~.
vriCfini f<ccuau.
! Rutland County Ssp.
y Court.
\ Fen. TERM. 1897.

ZANE KEENAN, has preferred her petition to
- the Hon. Supreme Court Of Tho State Of Yer.
n ont, next to be- holden a, Rutland within and
for the county OF Rutland on the Tuesday next
following the fourth Tuesday in January, 1897,
whctein she sets Gtth that at Middlebury, in The
county Of Addison on The 23,h day Of February,
$50, she was lawfully married to Michael Kce
nan, then OF NIcudon, in the county of Rutland
aforesaid nov absconded to parts unknown, by
Charles Lindcy ESQ T. Justice of the Peace
within aud for the county of Addison, and that
She continued 10 live in due observance OF all the
marriage covenants on her part from that time
ultii the l5t DAY OF luly, 1896, when the said
Michael totally regardless OF his marriage cove
na1ts with the petitioner on his part anl without
any just cause, wilfally deserted the petitioner
and still doth neglect to afford the petitioner any
means Of support or necessarirs Of life, but aud
hath treated her ilh iuiolerablr severity in VIC
lation Of his marriage covenants, wherein she
pfars said court to grant her bill of divorce from
the said Michael and that the bonds Of ma,rimo.
nv may be dissolved and that such part Of the
said Michaol's estate may be assigned and de-
creed 10 Der as may appear reasonable.
JANE KEENAN,
REUBEN X. THRALL, her .hiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

Disgracetai Riot.-A most dseIaceful riot took
place o. Brighton, near the cattle fair Hotel on
Sunday afternoon last 10 which some thirty or
Forty persons were at one tine engaged. II ap-
Pears that several young men somewhat iucdria,ed
"uh liquor, were disposed TO insult an lnoiiensiyo
soldier, belonging 10 the Arsenal at Waterfowl
and rilaied him to such degree HAT he struck
'wo or three Of them upon which .he whole gang
some iAe.ve or hiteea 10 uninterrupted Upon hiui
an1 commenced beating inm most unmerC1ily.--
Seyera. spectators here Iu;er'srei, aud ar feS
moments thirty or forty were dealing their blows
10 every direction slrck,ug even their own friends
Afterwards The soldier allow ed 10 whip two
Of uis adverssries and then the mob gradually dis
persed The battle lasted about fifteen minutes
yet not peace Officer appeared 10 quel the nol.-
CoLriT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

LigH .fr The BtaL The whole New rcsra.
meni ~ raised characters for the blind is conpet-
ed and bound in two voums. The Ma.sach isetts
Bible Society contributed liberal 10 dcf-ay the
expense Of printing, ard the completion Of the sork
aas been announced to the Society 10 the following
letter from nr DR.. Howsto The Recording Secro-
lary u the SocleLi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

nose slated az western r hes oX'orf along the whole
western frontier. Anltak1s true the opinion Of tn
dernNHtni. tbn The average number Of an ladau
!HniY fJu,t may be seen What number of WARRIOR.
b. possibility, hi be brought ,nto the dsAl. aud wusi
number Ga the other hand might be required 20 keep
them "a cheek
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18
John Robbins Estate.

state Of Isrmthi sDE II remembered
Di.ir,ef u Rhiand. ~ ID thsi q, a stated
P,o5sie oJlr held a, Ru,iand within aid lof
SAID distrc, oH the rrG MONDAY. b.ine ihe 81
day Of NoHembst, 4. ID. $50.
Alexander Ailef, EHecat1r 81 the last VIII
and ,ss,amen, o iohn Robbins late Of Waiting.
i.rd "a said dislIili. dereaseJ, proposing 20 Tea
der acrouol 81 las sd'oibisi, si,oa Ahd present.
ME sccount against said estate ipr sii0sssess
O,ds1ed, Ioat .ad scco0m b- .ksmIocd IA
coun, al q ses.,oa lhrfest, 30 BE- holden st The
Pr.bate Office a. ROLAND within snd fof ,s,d d,s-
iuci, o. th- 6fsI Monday 4 November nsIi, ssd
thst the publication Of cops II ,hs sidef, three
weeks sarcrsssss.y ,B the Rutland Herald, print
ed 81 kuispd Boon ~ may be, 1hsll be- suHb-
cent n0iicr 20 Oh eoacrfa.d o. app-sf, u they
,-e cause. sad objeei thereto.
- y. -. no PKLNs. Rssgsfer.
SOB ID L. K - GIN
DOSE n FIRST RATE STYLE At Tiifs offfoR
BLANKS for sale al the Book stare
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18
rosT oPFlcE nEPARrNENr-

By al Aeiaente s's'eHca, iroa lie Treasurer
Office. spPe'rs that &c f1rds OF td,s Depsuaen,
rewsinng IN the 9ssk The 1T or Ia, month
eere as follows. viz:
Whole ag.oasi "a bsss, sass az IL
Warrants sssHee aa3 noi pad o. 757 -
D'sPosab'e i9ue' GO bend. S3-9 J6l 80
The smoon, - rsw-y aeFes- ug snd Mi cor
iiaUe - .ncrcssf "a some a.nlas before srfarse.
meats esn &c pe,.eeied ior 10 J-ti-.ous espcncl.
tore. Indeed. 80 unrz7fels5.y RAPID hls been tae
redemption Of it.s De,-rinea. iiom Ils cnbarra.s-
nea,s thsi % cuc srrfeieoded Tie necessity o.
making Pttpafs'loaa i1 f.1e io sHsafb me Surplus
rsse1ue ~n4eh ~v-is Fea.sia al.sf lbe sceon,,ssL
rssn, oi that oslec,
We learn ,sst i,c iacteste "a ,be reysnaes 81
the Depsumsai coHtnuos. For the cus,ter cod
iag The 30th Of lone isst they e1cceded the re-.
weave Of the corresponding qasitsr Of .as, year
sereniesA pr osaf.-- Gtebs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18
SPifm5er II, 1896.

'NtPsfHHtf ~ 1901
My Dear Sir II il with peculiar qualification !
inform Won that orr great work is finished.
70 the Massachusetts Charitable Society the
thanks Of tie Blind doe for their early and cH-
cisnj aid TO this work And when u Is considered
how long 1t hes been desidcra'nm, 5nd how many
VAN etoIls have been made IN England to accom-.
p'is g. there Is great reason for congratuiail1n up-
on l's successful termination. All that has here.
totorc been done in Eog'and Sas the Eyungols,s
BIT ,re hare Hor finished he teiole .Ntic 7ssfameal
n a emp sgi5,e and duroJlrC,r
TIE ea,Ion was indeed sinai. bat the tvnes snd
apparatus are ready and when the numbers Tho
educated Blind .Ial. have increased 50 much as 10
call for another edition. II can be got up at q com
psfatiyey small expense.
l'the contributors To your fund, and The mem.
bcrs o,your cociety, could witness the joy which
this work produces in those blind persons who have
access to ii,ihey would be amply repaid Tor their
generosity.
To the Committee Of the trustees, who were
charged Hiih The inspection ofiue edition and have
taken 50 warm an interest in TIE saliert, ! feel
cone'raned 10 make particular Acknowledgements.
Nith great respect, | am yours
SASupL G. llowR.
To Rev. DR.. Parkma1. Cor. Sc. NJ. L. Sec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18
NEW GOODS.
g. 90 DIS,
sheep for sale.

TUE snttrrhrr has ~ sale .ioa, 900 sAxoSf
~HFFr tnc'aier a ssson' BCCks. They
w. good o1nlUlon spd tefy nns Nco The Sheep are
ie Nov lsvich. y ~ opieF the 4 De.. jchs
Wrlser. saj ihe owOrr h'e, 70 Concord, Mas Refer
enoc NAV hs hsj 'o Jane, trstt j. Rutlsal Vt.
.i'erai credit Vl} ts given ,l rcge'r~i
CEDRGE " BARRETT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

BLANKS for sale al the Book stare.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
Resolred, That we recommend to the
friends of HARRISON and GRANGER

RESOLVED, That we recommend to the
friends of HARRISON and GRANGER
throughout the State, to hold town meet
ings in thelr respective towns, for the pur-
pose of discussing the merits and qualifca-
lions of the several candidates for the Pres
idency, and that they invite the special al
tention Of the People to the subject-which
was read and adopted.
The Convention proceeded to appoint
County Committees for the respective coun-
tics, and the following persons were APP
pointed, viz:
bennington County. Darius Moore, A.
l.. Miner, Harmon Garfield, Samuel II.
Blackmer, George Briggs, Blackman T..
Brownell.
Wmdham County. Austin Burchard,
John G. Hobrook, Sanford Plumb, ID. l..
Putnam, Timothy Fl. Hall, VIM. r. Shat
ter, Nathaniel Robbins Henry l.. Aiken,
Luther Stoweu, Amos Brown, Calvin
Townley, Samuel L. Billings.
Rutland COUNTY, John A. Conant, Geo.
+. Hodges, Nathaniel Ives, o. N. Dana,
VIM. c. Kittrdge, Isaac Norton.
| Windsor County. John A Pratt Moses
Montague, John Porter, Gardner Winslow
/ Orange County. John w. Smith, Abel
7
/ Chittenden County, George A. Allen,
Arthur Hunting, Nathaniel Miles.
/ Wcshngton County. j. p. Miller, Mil
tiss, Elijah Holden, Heman Carpenter, Le-
ander Hutchins, William S. Clark.
/ Caledonia county. Charles Davis, Dan
forth Carpenter, Geo. B. Chandler.
! Orleans county, A. NJ. Smith, Charles
/ w. Prentiss, N. S. Hill, Chester Carpen-
ter, John NJ. Robinson, Samuel Sumner, Jr.
EsSer county. Titus Smell, Greenleai
/ Webb, Samuel B. Cooper.
For the remaining counties no appoint
mcnt was made, committees having been
previously chosen.
On motion of Hon. Milto Brown,
ReSolred, That the recent effort of Mr.
Van Buren, to PROSTATE the freedom of the
press, and the more recent and alarming
attempt of his devoted followers in Mary
land, to break down the Constitution of
that State, are sufficient indica tons Of a de-
termination to destroy the palladium Of our
liberty, and ought to call for the united eff.
tort of every American of whatever party
10 save our Country and its Constitution
from destruction.
On motion of Gen. f. p. Walton,
ResolUed, That the members of this con-
vention, not residents of Montpelier, be re-
questod to write to efficient friends of the
cause in their respective towns, urging the
immediate appointment Of town commit
tees, where not already appointed, and
town conventions; and tina the proceed
ings of this convention be recommended tC
be read and discussed in the conventions
Voted, That the proceedings of the
Convention, together with the resolutions
and addresses lie signed by the President
and Secretaries and published in all the
newspapers friendly TO the eection of Har-
rlson and Granger, throughout the State.
The Convention was addressed by james
Bell, Esq Hon. Benjamin Swift, Hon.
Francis f Phelps, ID l. Putnam, Esq.
Hon. Milton Brown, Gen. f Walton,
Hon. Samuel w Porter, Cyrus Ware, Esq.
Hon. Zimri Howe, John Dewey, Esq. Lem
ue Richmond, Esq. and by several other
gentlemen.
SAMUEL C. CRAFTS, President.
JoIY W. SMITH, } Secretaries.
f. F. MERRILL, 0'''o'h'ieS'
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
Stray Colt.
ST.1I'E OF VERMONT,

JUSTICE o. hdndfW IS.
nN APPLICATION of Spencer Smith
" of Tunbridge, administrator, with the
will annexed of the estate of Stephen Smith,
late of Tunbridge, in said district, deceased,
it is ordered and decreed, that all persons
having demands against the said estate,
exhibit the same to the said administrator
for settlement, on or before the 10th day OF
September next, otherwise they shall be
forever barred And it is further ordered
that notice thereof be given 10 all concerned
by publishing this decree three weeks sue
cessively in the State Journal printed at
Montpelier, and by posting the same at four
public places within the county of Orange,
to wit. at the dwelling house of ii. Nj.
Dodge in Chelsea; at the dwelling house of
Reuben F. Jones in Tunbridge at the store
of Blake and Foster in Tunbridge, and at
the store of l.. and l.. Egerton, Jr. in Ran
dolph, within sixty days after the making
of this decree,
Given in Probate Court ut Randolph, in
said district, this 10th day of September
A. ID. 1886.
C.4LVLV BLODGEI'T, Judge
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
ET-LATER.-m

OHIO-SURE AND TRUE. Fifty
two counties give Vance majority of S642
being gain of l0496 votes s.! In the
Congressional election the Harrison men
have lost Storcr, and perhaps two others,
while they have gained say fire in lieu of
them. Thus far, the result is most cheer
ing, nor can there be a single doubt of a
final and glorious victory.
Pennsylvania. So far as the official re-
turns OF votes come in, tie prospect of the
Harrison men brightens. Judging from
returns, Gin part ofliciaD from all the dis
trcts, the V. b. majority can not exceed
S000--a very small majority in state
which has given $4,000 majority at one G.
lection-and the Harrison men have, it is
said, gained one member of Congress-
Much stress is laid upon the V. b. majority
in the Legislature: il is now shown by the
votes that 1853 votes only have elected
more than one third of the Legislature (!
that is, the V. b. majoritcs in ID counties
which elected % members, amounted in
the aggregate only to this number. Ano-
ther fact is also shown by the returns: and
that is, that the vote is thin one. With
these facts in view, we do not hardly con-
slider the result in Pennsylvania to be even
doubtful. There is a fair prospect Of its
going strong for Gen. Harrison.
Georgia. The anti-V. b. ticket is yet
5000 ahead.
SoWh Carolina. Hugh S. Lccare is e.
hood 10 Congress by so votes over Mr..
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01

Ample confirmation of Mr. Van Burens devo-
ton to southern interests may be found in the fol
lowing recent declaration ofthe Richmond Eaquir
er, the leading Van Buren, paper in the State Of
Virginia. Addressing the people of that State in
behalf of Mr. Van Buren,. he says
off you desire candidate who has
adopted your creed and indicated your
strict construction principles in the Senate
of the United States-one, who insists on
such a modification of the Tariff as will
produce Il reduction Of the revenue to the
economical wants of the Government--on one
who, in his letter TO Sherrod Williams,
disciaims systematic distribution Of the
ourptus rerenue, but prefers "the only natur-
al, safe and just remedy Tor an excess of
revenue, a reduction Of the tdreS"--One
who maintains "that Congress has no Con-
stitutional power 10 make roads and canals
IN the respective states and has uniformity
voted against every measure calculated to
extend u national system Of Internal I'M
proremeni, except tie Cumberland road.
for tUhich solitary uote he has made public
reeGat1ti0n--lf you desire n President, who
has proclaimed San unqualified and uncom-
promising" war against ANY Bank oCHe
Jnd,d SfGieS-. one, who has declared him.
salt tho "igGcrib'c Gnl incorporating OPP
PontEt of any dtteapt to abolish slavery IN
tmS District Of Columbia; who afiirms that
Congress cda have no power 10 NEEDLE
with slavery in the S:alcs, eren nth the
c.nsent Of The Starch, lding .Stat.S, ,oittGm a
"chdnge IF the cGasttui NJ, who has but
recently stamped his friendship for the
South By his casting Uote in lie Senate; in
word. II you desire President who is a
friend u The South, an advocate of The State
Rights School, and "who will find it his
interest," as well as his duty, 10 giUe tame to
public opinion IN that quarter al ne, tram
toilch The oniy danger can arise 10 our
southern interests" one, who has stood hy
our SIDE in the support Of Crawford and
of Jackson; who Rus done more than anv
"ther man to support tho best principles &c
The pretent administration, and more than
oay other man has been reviIed and perse-
ru'cl by his opporsn's; then VIC 10 nos
hesitate to Say, that Martin Van Buren, is
that man"
D'r Well CORES ronds witt Ire declaration said
t"h1,' been made by Mr. Van Buren, at " ashinr.
ton, lot winter" We mIs, carry tie Souih
~ FALLING IN WITH SOUTHERN MEASURES, and
ile North, by PARTY MACHINERY"
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Randolph, SIS.

at Probate Court holden at Randolph,
,oithin AID for said District, or Ms 4th
Of Oct. "A. d. 1886.
A n Instrument purportng to be the last
"a will and testament OF Moses Beknap
late Of Randolph, in said district, deceased,
being presented to the Court here by Walter
Perrin and John Miles, the Exec ntors therein
named Tor probate; it is ordered by said court
that all persons concerned therein be notified
tn appear at session OF said Court to be
holden at the Probate Office in Randolph,
on the second Friday OF November next
and shew cause, il any they may have,
against the probate OF said will, for which
purpose it is further ordered that copy OF
the record Of this order be published three
weeks sucressively in the State Journal
priated al Montpelier, as soon as may be.
A true copy Of record.
Attest,
591 CALVIN BLODGETT. JUDGE.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01

1t will be seen, on examination, that Civ
ing all the doubtful to Mr.. Van Buren,, in
Guiding Pennsylvania and Virginia, which
we think decidedly against him-yot, he is
not elected, wanting change Of two votes.
Let the freemen ofVcrmont bear in mind
then, that vigilance on their part is ncces-
sary 10 secure the victory. There is no
cause for Encouragement.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
THE PRESIDENCY.
Mr.. VAN buren, CANNOT BE ELECT

MR. VAN buren, CANNOT BE ELECTED!
Ofcourse we cannot say there is no shad-
ow Of a possibility that Mr.. Van Buren, will
succeed; but we do consider it now reduc-
ed nearly TO a dead certainty that he is both
the Dutch and the Defeated candidate
We beg attention for single moment to
the following tables, showing, we think,
not only gratifying, but a true, view OF
the case:
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
Wing mai.
6458
WWhig GAIN. $685.

u WING UAIN, oOoU.-EN
Thus far the V B men have elected but
one Congressman--th Harrison men four
PENNSYLVANIA. Biddle, McKennan and
Henry, all Harrison men, are all elected to
Congress from Western Pennsylvania. We
repeat, says the Courier and Enquirer, the
result of the elections in Pennsylvania is
cheering to the friends of Wing principles.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01

Pinkney, late chairman Of the committee
on the subject of abolition. The defeated
candidate was favored by the Globe.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
STATE OF VERMONT. !
Washinntnn district ss. {
Plainfeld, Oct. 90, 1856.


In Probate Court holden at Montnelier
within and for said District, on the goth day
Of Oct. A. y. 1896.
A N instrument purporing TO be the last
L a VIII and Trstancntof
REUBEN SMITH,
late Of Mortified, in said district, deceased,
is presented to said court Tor Probate, bv
Nathaniel Jones, the executor therein named
---Whereupon it is ordered that the me
come under consideration at the Probate
Office in Montpelier on the 9th day oi Nov.
nc%., AMI ;hat all concerned be notified
.crcoi by publishing Ills notice aud order
thee weeks successfully in Inc State Jour
nal, r-int.d at Montpelier, rs soon as may
be. that they may appear, II they see casse,
and contest lhc Probate Of said VIII.
A true record.
Attcsf,
Ut. .N.lRSTO.N, Register.
A true copy OF record.
Attest,
J. Il. MAISTON, Register.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
OHIO SAFE.

There is not the shadow of doubt that
the Harrison men have carried Ohio by a
large majority now-and that they will car
ry it for their electors by larger: they
confidently count upon 10000 majority
In 80 counties the result for Governor is
as follows:
Gen. Vance, Harrison, 1852
Eli Baldwin, V. B. 1854
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OlLHLSSIO.NE Frs NOTICE.
Ma e the subscribers, being appointed by
w the honorable, thu probate court for
the District Of Randolph, commissioners TO
receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF
PAUL SMITH,
late OF Braintree, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; aud six
months from the seventh day OF October
being allowed by said court Tor that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend TO the business OF our said ap-
pontment at the dwelling house OF Alvan
Lyon in said Braintlee, on the 81 Thursdays
OF December and March next, from nine
O'Clock A. NJ. until four Z. NJ. or each OF
said days.
ISAAC NICHOLS, ! comn,r,
ALVAN LYON, O0"'"' ~
Brantree, Oct. 8, 1886.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
Office.

4 hereby give notice, that have given To-
Il my son, Asa Foster, his time, to act and
trade Tor himself, and that | shall pay no
debts oihis contracting nor claim any OF his
earnings after this date.
WILLLAM FOSTER.
Panfeld, Oct. 20, 1856.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01

NAME into tho enclosure of the suhscri-
" Der, on, or about the l2,h of October,
one two year old heifer, aud yearling
hoIlar They are both DIRK RID, the tw6
year OLD has large high horns. Tie owner
is requested TO prove property, pay chargoa
and take them away.
hILDER MEAD, Cd.
HIiRcsey, Oci, 20, 1895,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-06

E half Of quarter nf section 3D. nan OF " L
,o. re .action d: S half of section Z; 5 w quarter
q,; a. holo RI section lS-l262 acres at STU per
Tho above Lands in Scott countyarr particularly sur
81 80 src Planters as may be DESTROYS vi going d. oe
lIv into the cultivation Of Cotton from one a 10
fnur,hs being bald prairie and prairie oartch, WIZ.
growth Of hickory, black jack, and strong h's' d
Soil black and deep, IL to 10 inches IN M om d
healthy countrynunierous springs al" h via
m the courcmpIaed railroad ioule from fIcksou'S '
Jackson To Mobile. t,
All The foregoing Lands offered tor sac al '''e
-;rne mentioned They have been selected with iuc"
,ro and are deemed fully equal TO any LANDS no" III
MARKET Liberal credits will be allowed Persons us
ad 70 ,urchasc will find the subscriber at p,chsOurS
f, his absence Messrs w. II. SIMS and JAS. ). ohE"
x,vc are fully authorised to represent hIin anu "" 'u
in the examination OF any tract WntneStt SESr
yicI,sburr August !, 1896.
n-i have also about 30 900 acres. in addition 10
The above which will be disposed OF on Terms e1ua'S
liberal. ra p;L,onJ md 10
49,. Inuy S,uyr l. Sos, Fredericksburg, Ta, VINO
are authorized to sell. c, :;
SD assure me pujtic Of my entire c0npaenIe IN
HE moJsraie estimate piarrd OK tic HC0ce f0""S' 'c
,,,.rjf IN iyEc hrk nj FIFTY PEA cESE AbFiHCE ~ '
rryra,iJn If tc0 garS, aHy tr"rt Of ann ,e"tc" may
ynrchascd II one jourh u the tract shnH DC "pce4 "a
ruhrated in The mtan hInF; ana "l s""' o"'t' :" 49,
bn<er M sos sir per cent. interest per "HnI" o" NE
ubOr emDiegcd during MOsc TIRE years. "oHcI IL w
rusto,y0rD ,ruy On MtSc TERMS pmthaSrr ot hc l"y
fystuLyr; numrd in Washington county, (~hc" "G!0'n "4
c0pfajp $50 Grres conIA almost HrcrS$nr"y n"I o"'
so 10 $40 coo hy the ronrar he slonta HOu""o"' pa
chase irhich lam sRrc, he tcnud mol no. -, p. G.