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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-28
stoves ! Stoves stoves

F}aUe CS 'SdoSGFs fSaUR vs.
STEWART'S Premium Cook, ; sizes;
~ CHANGERS Conical do do
WOOLSON'S Patent do do
Tor, Shop and Common BOX STOVES, for
sale at Manufacturers prices by
HIRAM TRACY.
Wells River, Nov. 6, 1887. l4-6w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-28
FALL and Winter Goods.

n saal saaASa SS EElGGa' S1OOSASs
The subscriber would also inform his customers
and friends that he has just received assort-
mcnt of
En- L L and WINTER GOODS,
hich he offers for sale reasonable terms
JOHN BACON.
Passnmpsic, Oct. 10, 1887. l3-U
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-28

APPOINTMENT BY THE PEOPLE NEW YORK
"ENERAL JOY to reign in the hearts of the
American people, in place Of General Jackson, re-
signed
IL Is stated that the farmers in Ohio have large
STOCKS OF wheat, but cannot sell it for want of funds
III circulation. The banks have drawn in nearly all
their notes and cannot now discount in expectation
or soon resuming specie payment. Wheat at Mas
sillon is 80 cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

~ TaEoDoRE EAT.
You would have been delighted with
him. lie was 90 unobtrusive, 90 tho
roughly imbued with The spirit Of stiIl.
ness. He vas a living rsbuke 10 every
thing 10 nature. His tongue was q SUI
PeTauitY. The rose that unfolds i,s sof,
leaves noiselessly ia the greenhouse.
and blooms, and Hithers. and saws ne
yer . word, bad an existence that be
might have enyied. or a stream that
laPses along delusively without up-
pie, hls abhorsence Of cOnlusion, exer-
else, and riot, was 90 deep-Fooied. I
have seen him walk fifty yards around
an old COW, reclining ia TIE shade. "a
Tier than disturb her cogilsiions. Al
school be used 70 LEI the birds ont Of
The cages, the mice out Of the traps. 49,
lie would rather suffer any priyation
than speak. II was W0nderful. He
was e statue. A hustle acted on him
ike q spell. "A stranger put BIN on
The rack. lie closed up IN company
ike q sensitive plant, and The sxqui-
niely susceptible leaves Of his mind
drew themselves IN and shrunk the
moment b. vas driven from the aimos-
phere Of his own circle. Poor. dear
Aired, 10 what excFuciations he musi
have besn EXPOSED How the rattle
and ihundor, ths iobinR. puahing and
pulling, and hl the evedasting sgita-
tons and discogda Of this restless world
must have Jared upon BE gentle spirit
What loaihings sod Isdllines, What
ifomblinSr add shuddsfings. must have
made Up ths history Of BE existence /,
Have sou never observed. ny aiisn-
1--we reader, if you are afiiiclsd Fi.h any
wound. q broken arm. 3 gash upoa
your engsF, o. q fooi encountered VITA
sne Of iboss visiiationa q aumsniiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
MISCELLANY.
THE RRoKEN ELoMER.

walked out in the morning, when
the mid spring had spread her verdan
mantle upon the fields and called forth
the blossoms and the bud-when the
green shrub was expanding its leaves
like the wings Of the newly hedged
bird, and The rills lesped gladly along
in the sunlight. and | marked and en-.
joyed the freshness and beauty Of the
scene; but little floweret that bloom.
ed lonely by the pathway arrested my
attention, aRd turned aside to contem.
plate ITS hucs and admire The delicacy
OF It's form. I; was lovely yet meek,
and nch with fragrance, which il hung
upon the light wings OF the passing
wind; and thought il an emblem of :
young and guileless heart, il stood SO
unprotected al its innocence. would
not pluck il, although il looked so fair
and Inviting, but let il bloom upon its
slender stem, TO meet the sight Of the
next passer-by. and charm him with its
i sweetness.
returned IA The evening and sought
for the gentle flower; but the cruel tread
Of the needless stranger had been upon
It, and il lay on the ground broken and
bleeding, unnoticed and alone. And
| though: 1t, As il lay thus before me,
an emblem Of the human heart, when
ITS delicate pride had been wounded
by the thoughtless or the designing,
who Pass on their way and leave the
stricken one TO mourn in the silent de-
ISOLATION Of the breast.
| moralized on the fate Of the diving
flower, and received from it lesson
that sunk deep in my mind. II taught
me that only the great, the wealthy,
and the powerful, are secure from ag-
erosion like this, and that their claims
and Pretensions are acknowledged and
respected, whilst the innocent, and the
unPretsnding, are sighted and despis-
ed, and their merits unseen and unre-
warded. Yet LET notthe proud one ex-
all in the ascendancy which fictitious
advantages may have given him, nor
the child Of Indulgence lamen; tae low
ness OF his lot; for peace and content
ment may visit the cottage, when they
shun the lordly mansion; and the cares
and discontents Of the rich be excluded
from the quiet heArihsides ofthe poor
while even amid his bitterest repinings,
the oppressed may find consolation
he knows that il shall not be thus al =.
ways-tbai but few years will suffice
to level all; that the wave of Time is
sweeping onward forever; man may
wish to stay its course, when the hea-
ven above him is unclouded; and that
all the myriad ba;ks which crowd its
bosom, will alike be dashed upon the
! shore OF oblivion, and their shattered
wrecks sink beneath the surface Of It's
watera
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

Ing between tho Rev. Septimus Tti,ton ana
the church Of Charlestowu, be and hereby /,
dissolved, aud the church 70 declared yaeast.
The Committee Of Education recon-.
mended Mr.. William SheetE. who has
according 10 q standing order Of Pres.
byiery, been for some time under the
care Of the committee, as an alumni.
worthy Of the patronage Of Prssbytery
Whereupon,
RsS0irtd, That the ssid William Sheetz be
received IS an Alumnus under the CO re Of thi,
Presbytsry, and the Committee Of Education
be directed TO proceed with him. according 70
the rules laid down by Presbytery.
The Rev. Theodore Simpson, having
presented a dismission from the Pres.
bytery Of New Castle. TO unite himself
with the Presbytery Of Winchester:
Rs'etved, That Rev. Theodore W. Simpson
he, and hereby Is, received - = member OF
this ProsbytrIy.
A call from the church aud congre-
gstion Of Chnrleslown, for the Pastoral
labours Of Rev. T. w. Simpson. was
received, and being found in order, was
put into his hands for confederation. A
request was presented from the church
and congregation in Smithfeld, Tor the
services Of Mr.. Simpson. as stated sup
ply, one-fourth Of his time for one year.
The Rev. Messrs. l.. +. Wilson and
J. I. Hargrave, were appointed com
miitee 10 confer with the Smithfeld
church, on the subject Of their applica-
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
eENERAL sNTELLlaKNcE.


WINCHESTER PRESBYTERY.
Eriyasfs from hs .Hinui,i IF iks sssioas q
HiHebfsfsS PIsssgf'ry hsid IN Mart as5uyg
B,st'isy Coaaig, "a, AprA 20fh, 2ia, pa
The Presbyiety Of Winchester met
agreeably 70 adjournment, add being
opened by the Moderator With q ser.
mon from Phil. 3. 3, was constituted
Nth prsycr
.Nem5vs BSsseHf-Ssml b. Wilson
Thomas \. Balch. William n. Scott.
William Henry Foolo John Lodor.
John Z Hargrave Alex. w Campbell.
Lewis B. Wilson add John 2 Royall
.a5ssafees--W Vim. Williamson. Sent.
mus Tusinn, Jsnes M Brown, and
Jonathan = Woodbtidge.
The Rev. Wdlnm ~. Scott uss cho.
zen Moderator fof the sns4iHs sesr.
cod Rev. Messra Campbell and L1,ior
Clerks.
Mr. Tusion assigned through Mr..
bslch. hia reas0ns for absenre ifoil this
meeting. which were sustained.
A communication from ikr session in
ChafiesioNn. declaring ihcif eoacuf.
feace in ihe request of 49, Tasion
male lasi fsll. ~ q dissolution q ihs
Pastoral relation ezisiing heis zen Mf.
Fusion and fhe church Ia hsrleaoen
81 reed before Prsibj iery Where.
upon.
R.S'is.s. Thu as Ps.,ori pslssa exist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

- . -
IMPOSITION ExTRA.-Some two o.
three years sincca mas calling himself
LANE settled in Gree county. Hi.
nols; bis appearance anu manners IN.
dieated an open. blunt. straight.for.
ward, manly gentleman his intercourse
with the people showed ,ha, he was a
man ofths world, we'll acquainted with
humsn nature, and thar las associations
had not been limited 10 aoy parlic ular
class Of society; with bot an ordinary
education he was still we'll informed.
At the last election he became a can.
dIdate for The Legislature, and the PEG.
pie Of Green and Calhoun counties
elected bin 81 opposition 10 a gentle
mao who bad been long known as q
man Of good character. and whose IN 4.
lerest was completely identified with
the prosperity Of tie county. Mr..
Lane served the people during the
last session Of the Legislaiure. add a.
. member. acquired q standing for IN.
'siligenee honesty and tact o. = hi,h
Fec others could boast Upon a.. re-.
inrn bis neighbours gave bin q public
dinner. and az parties agreed dat be-
bad been q faithful aud efficient repfe
sentative.
Some ten days dnce 4 young man
iFom Virgins saw Lane 30 Cauolllon.
and recognised BIN a.. 90 old scquain.
iance whose name was Mitchell. The
feet was disclosed. hui Lane DENIED that
be vas the men. The Young man
however. persisted in his sistensest
and furihef stated that Lane bed a..
seconded from Fraiaia on aceount 81
being charged uIih foraing penrion Ia
papers. The quezilOn wai lea IN
donbi nniIi ibe young man produced
tuo oiheF psTlons fIom Virginia. y hose
fiaiements coffol10Taied BIS. Lane bsd
passed iof q bschslsf. hui these n.en
'aid be left family ~ Virginia. The
imposition belug fairly proved. Mf
Lane bundled Re clofhes neunted
his horse, aod lsfi TIE counily.
We hope thai ihn uiFcusstiancs nav
operate - 3 waving nat only n ere
peoplt ~ Gisene snd Caihcan coun.
iies be- ~ lho1e ofbihrf counties nol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

The failure of crops during the past
year, disastrous as il has been not on
ly 10 the agricultural but 10 every other
interest in The community. has brought
with IT most valuable lesson, which,
II properly improved, may be in future
the means OF preventing n vast deal
OF evil. Amenca had been for so ma
ny years 10 the habit Of exporting bread
stuiis that We had almost forgotten
that wheat could be raised ia any
country beside our own. Hence Il
was that an immense number OF per-
sons, under the apprehension II a
state OF things approaching 10 famine,
were induced TO enter into speculaiions
the result of which has 10 many "a.
stances been ruinous in the extreme.
These persons should have remember.
ed that the population OF Northern Eu-
rope has ever since the battle OF Wa.
ierloo been in a state Of peace. and
that consequently the proportion of
them who have turned their attention
TO the cultivation Of the soil must have
been enormous. IL Vas therefore i'm .
possible, with the fertility possessed
by that portion OF the globe. that there
should not be a large surplus Of gram
over the consumption OF the iuhabi-
lanis, which must nd it, way where
ever u market might be opened that
would reward the cost of uansporta-
ton. Experience has shown u that
this was the case. tor no sooner did
our supposed wants offer inducements
than impOr;aiions became numerous
and so far from q scarcity OF bread
siuffs We now find shat cargoes brought
TO his country. are about tn be return l..
ed for want Of buyers. Famine in
any country. when the whole civilized
world Is at peace. is next TO a thing
impossible. for it is only necessary TO
offer prices for provisions to insure
whatever quantity may be needed
The rates paid for grain for short pc.
Rod should prove TO US the necessity
of ehenShing our own agricultural IN.
terests, which have been too much ne
elected 10 the eagerness Of speculation.
and the desire 10 make fortunes RAPIDLY
10 other ways.--Bah. .7nsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

OHN u COOKE has mado en- arranFe.
~ meut wfih bis hFofher EDW'D r. COukE.
and his son PHILIP y COOKE. By vhieh iiiey
hsvc undutsken, 9Th be eo-opCFatiOn. 81 ciosr
bis unhnisired profcssionai business They vill
rlpcrially uttcnd 70 the prrpaFuiion ed prosrrts
~ hit Chanrrry snita. ih Facation--a paff II Ne
hu'inets % uhish A. san 90 lonrrr pay arg stisa-
ton. J. " CooEH prapotes % aftcad the BpFinE
Terms, ia ordrr % ils hnal disposisioa ~ ss
Iaueh = hi' sutinets 81 possible With e risu
~ ssffy uis irrungemeft isfo sfcci, EDWAnB
y. LOOKS has rCn,stfd from Wsrveuto,i - VIA
chfslcf Winrhesfrr 1an 10 HaaT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
VOL. 80.
THE SLEEPING INFANT

BE THOMAS Grossly.
How calm thy sleep, my little one,
Gift Of hand divine!
Caro- has no wreath To place upon
That lily brow Of thine:
Yet on thy cheek are tear OF grief.
Like pearl drops on a flower:
Frsil enblems Of thy sorrows brief
AT evenings lonely hour.
Yet thou wilt wake TO b6undIess gIse
When dewy morn appears.
Nor e'er remember'a more will be
Thy bitter evening tears.
But what are these thy hopes which share
Thy feeble hands which ill.
Thou'rt grssping with misers care
The little piaythings Till:
Come yield 20 mo each useless toy,
TIN uOOrnS young beams shall peep
Nay. struggle Dot!-ean'st thou enjoy
These TRIES in thy sIeePi
It's thus with man, whom old sge brings
To LIES declining vale,
lie ueePs AZ Tines stern call, and clings
To trifes just a. frail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

.7ffeMPf 10 kiH q JHZgs.-We learn
from the Philadelphia Inquirer, that an
attempt was made in that city on the
life OF Judge King, OF the cour: Of Com
mon Pleas. IL appears that some time
since. IN consequence Of . domestic
dIthculty, husband and wife, residents
Of Southwark. parted, and the wife re.
turned TO the residence Of her father.
Subsequently, she made application 10
the Court Of Commoo Pleas for two Of
her children. both Of tender age, which
having been granted. . suit was forth
With instituted against the father for
their support. This question came up
Tor decision before the court on We'd
nesday last. and among other evidence,
the wife sWore that her husband had
locked her up in 4 room and intimidai-
ed her with q loaded musksL-
The case was heard in all iis bearings.
and the court, through the President,
Judge King, gave . decision against the
father. This produced the most pain
iul excitement IN the mind Of the De-
iendant, and while in a state OF great
agitation. and laboring under the
strongest feelings. he visited the house
OF Judge King. in Girard street, where
he made use Of violent language, and
remained for nearly an hour. The
Judge endeavored TO sppease him by
every means in his power, but ia vain.
He finally drew loaded pistol from
his bosom. and was in the act Of IRE
sen'ing 1t towards the Judge. when the
lady OF that distinguished i1dical officer
whose attention had been arrested by
the vehement language OF the excited
v'siter. sPrang suddenly between the
two. struck the pistol with her hand.
aud the bali with which il was charged
fell upon the floor. But for this act
and The presence Of mind OF Mira. X. the
most fatal consequences might have en-.
sued The hurried visitor then retreat.
ed from tie room and discharged his
pistol IN the arr Bait Chon..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

EDWARD 3. COOKE sd PHILIP r.
- Co0kE having f1rracd I,rofrasiusasl sos,-
,,stF'u, Ill prpetiue b. fhe Courts ~ ias and
..snsgy % fnfBtaIcH end lEFrEnsaH sa,ia-
tA n CooEs ell. moreover. anes.d ne
- +oaris a Glass; sd uAnFaunn
- "a,s uatertsken uiih ihe 90 80 60
BE sasinsts in ne soar,, IN Py-s5i.t b, :. -,
80 lisiapsiiirs saaut,s,
Wtachssief. lsa 10 te-y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

Paganini, 1t Is said, intends TO visit
ihis county soon. Tho best thing We
ever heard said Of him was. by Leigh
Hunt. "PsgaBini has no HvGl--unlsss
indeed you could get whole roods FIJI
u nightingale. and hear them ~ COM
Po"y Tth The person you lore beet "a.
Ae lS0rk3. INT would beat even MIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

North America possesses the Longest
MYERS. largest lakes, greatest caiaracts,
widest Prairies, profoundest caves.
strongest tobacco, biggest canals aud
railroads. and wisest statesmen, pref
best giris, and rsnkcst rattle snakes, an
the universal yearth, as Lord Duberly
eah' IT. Who would be. fool enough
TO be born az any other quarter Of tie
WeTld-if he could help Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
NO. rs.

to frEsf or select strangers a. their re-
presentativss, and that no matter how
much. ds~ovaey man may Prefsss or
Posssss. unless be hes some Interest in
the country he osghs not to be placed
in responsible O. important Office.
tysskssnvifIs Pstriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

The Trenton State Gazette saws. III
reported. aud Ne believe truly. TIA; the
Delaware sud Rantan Canal Compa.
ny have leased their canal and feeder
to the Hon. Samuel l.. Southland, tor
tliern years, for yearly rent Of $780,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

49, 70 h'Fe' ior The present yer, q
- eooA, a liberal pics wil 81 civ.
ihefoughiy ct3eC~
h'FPsH-FsSEy. April 81. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
THE GRAVE

Go TO the grave Of buried love and
there mediate. There settle the ae-
count with thy conscience for every
past endearment unregsrded, Of that
departed being, who can never-never
return to be soo,hed by thy coniri;ion.
IL thou art q child, and hast ever
added sorrow TO the soul, or a furrow
10 the silveTed brow Of an affectionate
PaTent-il thou art a husband. and hast
ever caused the fond bosom that ven
tured its happiness in thy arms, 10
doubt ons moment Of thy kindness or
thy truth--if thou ar. friend. and hast
ever wronged in thought, word, or
deed, the spiTitthat generously confded
il thee-if thou art a lover, and hast
ever given one unmerited pang 10 that
true heart which now lies cold aud still
beneath thy feet then be sure that
every unkind look, every Ongracious
word, every ungenile action, will come
ibronging back upon thy memory, and
knocking dolefully at thy soul--then
be sure that thou wilt lie down sorrow.
ing and repentant on the grave and ut
ter the unheard gTosn. and pour the
uBavailing tear more deep, more bit.
ter, because ubheaFd and unavailing.
Then, weave thy chaplet Of flowers,
and strew the beauties Of nature about
the grave; consolaie thy broken spirit.
Il thou cans,, with these tender yet fu-
tile tributes Of regret bui:ake warning
by the bitterness Of this thy contrits
aiIiiction ever the dead. and benceforih
be more faithful and afeciionaie IN the
discharge Of thy duties to the living.
- 60
FToa a. " o. CsE'His, sisi Builsfin, .9pTii %
TIE CONVICT.
THoMAs TiBBErTs This extraor-
binary individual. who was hung yes
icrday morning. vas born, We believe,
% this State. However, be that as il
may, be has spent the best (or rather
The worst part Of his life IN u. AZ the
age Of Ten years, he was q drummer boy
~ the army, and was stationed With
bis sisp-fslbcr, "a corporal IN Louisi.
ana. Having been beaten. as be says.
very severely by bic siep-falher. ia .
80 Of rsysnes be seized a musket and
laid bin dead 81 BIS feet For this be
vas tried and sentenced 10 be impris-
oHed twenty years; the sentence Of
death being thus committed on account
Of bis extreme youth. AfeFrsmaiRine
IN prison foE Tie space q eleven years,
be uas, IN January. 1890. being thea
bst tWenty-ons yosrs of age. PaFdoned
out by Gov. White hle arrived 10
this city iusl Al ths tias ihai The Loui-
siana volunteers we're aboei % embark
foF Florids end having enlislca under
Col. PsFsifeE Snilh, be went with him
% Florda. A0sf serving there fourI
Or FIVE months. be returned 70 tbis cily.
end almost Immediately went uP tie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
Jo8upu y. DAU0uEnTY,

INFORMS bic elients end othsrs, that be
~ he's abandoned the inisntion Of removing
70 ~ city % New York, snd will eoutinue
20 practise 10 the Courts Of Jefferson, snd
the BupsFior Courts oi Frederick sod Hofko.
ley. lie will also attend the Courts oi
Clarke county.
chsrlss'own, IeGsrsoa co, VI.
Jan. 10, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
.JOMyV' =. HICKEY;
ATToRMnY - LAW

"A AV4A13AH 1T Law,
A/ILL prsetise IN the County and su-
w PeFior Courts o. Jefferson, Clarke,
Berkeley, and Frederick.
uiddisWay, JeHersob eoanty,
May ~, lS37.-3t.
Winchester Yirginisn and Martins.
burg Gazette, 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

Ibc aciaai drposi'ories % ihs rubiis
fuads sfe bos ihe Csaion, HnarSs sd
Pot.Ohlces u VS. lhourbt e nae
strppt outrage ihst ne DDblic money
should have bscn placed 10 the Dspo.
ste Eants uoFegulaied bY lav bni
how mech aFeaieF j. ~ Outrage noe
when nos paly without lac. bui cen.
tragy 90 las he Ccilerf0rs cod Posi.
nsasiess ass nsSe ne fscal aeeais n
he CovernHenis--sHfl ihstg breeehes
Pockeia lhe Treasury q lie q slsiss7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
hE ALso WtsHEs TO sELL
a FIRM containing I2H

fl EsAA6sM containing 1$3
s4creS.
Lying short distance frem the above, ad-
joining the lands Of 70. L. opis, Esq-, Daniel
McPhersOn, and Others. IL Is In . good state
Of cultivation, haS so acres Of prime timber
upon IL. the fsoeing good, and a1args stream
"f water passing directly through il. afording
the greatest convenience for watering stock,
He. The land 10 Of the best qualify, none
probably more productive in the county Of
Jefferson. The improvements consist Of a
good STONE aOUSF, lately
NINA erected, with kitchen attach
ed, Barn, Stables, CoiI-house,
ies-hOuse, and all other neees-
sary acknowledgement all situated near the
stneam Of water. There l. also 1870,
upon this farm en- ORCHARD of
choice fruit trees, &C.
Both Ct thess farms are bat
short distanes from the Shenandoah river.
situated % rich aud BgreeabIe neiShbor-
hood, In the vicinity of several grain mills,
stores, school and ESeeting- houses, &c.
Persons Hishing 10 purchase. are invited
10 E'ow these farms--sither Of which will
ewn application TO those who reside
up the premises.
TEans.--Two thousand doIIsrs In cash,
:. 'NtN .'"@ST - suSu times ~ VIII oSat SUIT
The purchaser, the deferred payments TO bear
interest, and 70 be secured By lien on the
labd-oE. Negroes will be taken 10 exchange
at the market price.
- ~ these farms be not sold priVateIy,
before The hFst day Of The next Superior
Court, ofJeieFson county, (Thursday the sth
June next,) they will on that day be offered
ct public auction, 10 the highest bidder, 10
front Of the Court-Eiouse, CbsTIsstoWn, upon
the terms above stated.
II unable 60 effect q sale. the tract Of 1876
acres will be for rent possession 10 be given
on OF after The lst Of August next, which
viii allow full time for The renter TO do the
fall seeding, sc.
OLIVER CROMWELL.
May Is, 1897.