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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30
FROM FLORIDA.

Charleston. May "a.
A letter 10 The editors. dated Black
Greek. May 10. Gays:
"An express arrived here day before
yesterday. stating that Alligator. ~ho had
been sent out about month since by
Gen. Taylor. Lad TeIurnsd with 3l7
Indians, men. women. and children. and
the impression Is that there wiIl be no
more campaigning. As il 10 supposed that
al Of the Indians will come in in lhs
course ol.he summer. The John MeLeaa
has Just sriivtd here from Fori Mellon,
which post is 10 be broken up: that a.
yolusia is already abandoned. The Ne
Lean brings soldiers. h"rses, b"ass, &c.
The Charleston is expected to-day from
The same place."
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GLOOMY pIcTIlRE.

The sutjOined letter appeared in late
number Of the Globe. !, must have %,
there by mistake, for We have no, met
with. in any opposition paper. 50 gloomy
a picture Of the miseriss brought on Tie
country by the Ignorance aud obslinaey
af our meIciless rulers. Il is q severe
chastisemenI which the people are suffer.
ing for their infaluation; but, though The
cup which they have mixed for them.
selves be bitter, we have the consolation
Of knowing that the wisdom most dearly
purchased 10 the mast lasting.
National Inls!igsnesr
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We regret 10 learn lha, violence has
been already committed By the cherO-
KEGS. within our limits. Dr. John Brus.
ter, late Surveyor.Gensral ii tile Stale.
has fallen a victim To their hostility. Ills
Terry man was killed. IL il stated, a few
hours previous. al The Ferry. from whence
they proceeded TO his house. His body
was pierced by four balls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

U'hrrr's he Jiame ?--The partisan
presses of The administration arc Iaborns
10 throw tie blame Of The National m'o''
teaCy upon their oPponenIs! Have 'hey
not had the entire control Of the EXecu'
i've Department Of the Government lot
nearly len yeats, and large. urdl',1rO'
ed majntities in both branches oil LON
eress Tor nearly the same period! no"
unmamly is il then 10 shrink tom '"e
responsibility" Of the results winch .ns"
own measures have brnugh, about. "I
present dominau, party has exercise"
the whole power OF tie government w
years and years--lhe people are ~"
calling then 10 account ior the msh"e'
IN whs,ch they have exercised that pow
1.-The responsibility" which their Iea.'
ers so boasifully assumed. they can ne',
lher endure nor escape from. The ''sU"
has lung ego been made ua--ihe S's0
has been pun 10 the jury; and every "ne. .
,hrrus the country, from Name Z"
Mississippi. the verdict, rendered .! a.
clamalion. is. guilty! GUILII"
Portsmouth Journal
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The Tavern-keepers at Taunton Mas
10 show their resentment at tue "'"
an,i.licrnse law. tank down their s'S",
and closed their Houses and Stables dOr'"s
Court week. Whercupon public m's q,
ing of the cilizens was Called a,'" ;,h
strangers were well accommodated W."
private ludgings.
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Ftum the Globe.

Extract from letter 10 a msmbtv II c0Agrnn
frsn f,isRa in !Mis,iiIiRPi.
1.-THE times ATE truly alarming here.
Many plantations are entirely stripped Of
negroes aud horses by the marshal or she.
rld; and. TO add To our other difficulties.
our bank paper is getting worse and
worse every day. We cannot get plan
,aiiun supplies for less Than double New
Orleans prices with our money. Suits
are muluplying-iwo thousand i've hun
dred in the United States Circuit Court
aud three thousand in IIlnds County
Courl. Silver is demanded, aud our CT.
iizcns threaten violence and blOOd'hed.
We are i'm a bad siiualiuu."
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A bill Of indictment, for murder "a'
been found By the grand jury oil rue"
county, Arkansas. against John wis., ~
the speaker nf the House "i AssrmO9 ~
that state, who lrh the chair, anu NV, ~
Iered J"seph ]. An;hcny, member ''
The a.,ur ul the House.
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Texas. there is good reason 10 believe
has Withdrawn her application TO be adj
United INTO our union. She I" rish''
Her rrr,t"ry is large enough for an indie
pcudeni state. It's 50 situated as 10 en-
gender no collision Of local geographical
interests. Her slavery regulations viii
remain in her own poaer. She will be
involved in none Of our sectional sIrlie''
but may exist snug liiIe harmOnious re-
public, exemphtying much more perfect
Is than We do, The excellence Of rePIo'
Iicsn institutions. Cincinnati Gazette.
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nea 10 govern ~ m,a0 EfEe enhiFai @
pursne . line Of Palsey Wh'ch had Iee
sanction Of eKperisnee:--and ahai ms
remedy i I,.lai charge Of the sdminislEs-
ton &C he National EavsEnmrnl. The
meeting express their decided preferences
Cor Mr.. Clay. - lhe man On whom hey
could rely 10 bring zhouI these desirable
results; hal in order 10 Insure success -
tl,s common esuss of he Wig party,
they are willing 10 meet in Convention
for Ihe purpose Vi asreEiaining Shai
individual waald be most acceptable 10 al
sections and interests.
We believe lhsl Ms. clsyis the man
On whom the Wing party. oil over The
Union, will eventually Iniie IN me az
prnaehing eoniesi Tor he Presidency
His wisdom. his MODERATION ana hfin'
NESS. his long and patriotic services 10 Tie
councils ofIhe nation; his slgorous opposi-
tom 10 the ruinaus =. experiments oi ihs
late aud present Atminis'railons-and
above an. Inc noble sacrisrss he has made
Al different times. of party considerations
and prsjudices. 10 she vital interests 81 The
whole country. eminehuy snIitle him 20
The highest honor in The gift Of The Amer
can People.
The conismp,ihle efforts that have been
made. and are making in this Stale and
elsewhere. 10 connect the name Of Mr.
Clay with The fanaiical abollIiOnisIs o.
New England. can never Affect his reputa'
lion 40 Ire friend Of the South. and Of the
whole Union. 4 new school Of Polill'
clans appears 10 have started mp Within
lhe last few years. whose patriotism .
bounded BY geographical lines and land
marks-wilh such men Mr.. Clay, who
looks to the welfare ol the whole country
will never be faEorite. We hope neEe'
10 see him L" march of IN such com
pany.
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The Wing members Of the New York
Legislature, al the clase Of their late ses-
sion, published an address 70 the people
Of New York. from which We copy the
following passage:
Whilst thus engaged in our peculiar
duties as Legislators of the state Of New
York, we could not refrain from raising
.oice Of remonslrsnce, in The name Of the
people whom We represented, sgainsi
those measures Of The Administration oi
the National Government that most
threatened individual happiness, and the
welfare and liberties of all. We saw in
The sub treasury project. so often and 50
warmly urged by the President. and so
slrenuously supported by his personal
adherenls. q measure fraughi iih danger
10 commerce. aud credit: but in our judg.
menI still more pernicious, because, I'M
der the prelence Of separation OF The
Stale from the Banks. il is really calcu'
lated to give to the Executive (already too
pow erlul) unbonnded sway over every
bank, chartered or unchariered. in the
whole Union, and thus speedily 10 brias
the political and The monied power lnln
the slriciesI and closesi association. The
voice of rsmoas,sance thus raised al Al
bany, was, unfortunately, but liule heed
ell al washington: but i. has been re-
sponded TO BY the people. In the cities
and towns Of this state, and every where
else throughout, the Union. whereVe
elections either local or general. hav'
: been held during The last few months. ih
= language Of remons,rance has been re
/ echoed By the people in voice Of ihun
> der.
Fellow. citizens: We need not say 4
YOU that. independently Of this dangerou
} plan of the sub.ireasury Banks, we haS
3; no confidence in the present Adminlsira
: ton of our General Government. y"
a can have no confidence in them. flav
they not in their acts, as in their charat
e ter. shown themselves at once ambition
e and rrssping. feeble and inconsistent
n Have they not, whilst continually pTa.'
ing this hard money currency, and d.
5 nouncing paper credit, issued irredeemi
: BILE and deprecialing treasury notes. 10
e probably issued To an indefinite extent.
i compliance with the urgent reques, I
" their incompelen, aud pretending final
= cial managers!
Have they not. after coming into pow
A. err with the professions, and under The pr
N tence Of economical RETURN. wasted, al
Re that too. in time Of peace. millions up'
millions. with a c"rrup, and corruptIr
proinsion. wholly unexanpled in our hi
D. iory. Can these things be suffered
T. continue thus! Can the goverUne
P; founded BY Washington and franklin.
'g suffered to remain in such hands! IoI
] dearest interests, your mast sacred duII
TO Yourselves. tn your families. To go
country, all forbid il. The remedy IL
with you; and as you hope To transn
= The rights and privileges. and honor
I, American citizens unimpaired TO 80
% children, we call upon yuu 10 apply II.
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Correction al Lqsi.--Our readers may
remember a charge Of gross profanity
brought BY the Globe against Mr. Clay.
the Senator from Kentucky, alleged 10
have been uttered in the House Of Repre-
sentalives. when the disputed. Mississippi
election was decided against Messrs.
prentiss and Word BY the casting vote "l
The Speaker. II now appears tina, the
expression--[" Go home. Cd d-n
YOU, where you deserve TO be- was
uttered not by Henry Clay Of Kentucky.
but by CIemen. C.. Clay. Of Alsbsma-a
loco ioco-and was addressed, not 10 the
Speaker but TO Mr.. Pren,iss.
This statement Of rlIe mater makes II
quite inteIligibIe. The admoni'ion TO
:. 90 home" would have been mere non-
sense, addressed 10 the Speaker, who
was not thinking Of leaving Washingtoni
but as addressed to Mr.. Psenliss it was
the very natural utierance Of locO-iUcd
exull1iiUn al HE defeat.
! NeU York Com. .4iU.
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A wager is a FOOLS srgnmea,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
II at the same time offer Tor sale, tw'
DUV'EIIEN'G House,

standing near the Academy. now in the occupancy
oil Capt. Joh, Il. Duncan. This House Is ne" and
not Vet finished. but will be before the day OF sale
II is sufficiently large Tor family oil any SIZE
There are about three Aces of Land attached to II,
with all necessary out hop-es The last named
property will be shown 10 any person WHO may wish
10 purchase, either by Capt. Dnrcan or my@~I, on
OF before the day Of sale. New Glasgow is pleasant
village, in fine neiehborhood. Immediately on The
stage road. between Charlottesville and Lynchbntg
1t is well situated for a Lawyer, Physician or a
Merchant. The terms Of sale will be one, Two.
three aud four years credit; the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security. and deed oil
trust to secure the payment Of the purchase money
GEO. CALLAWAY, 1Uy.
fer Cha'S H. Pare.
New Glasgow Sept % i3N
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.N'VY'EdE.

a PETITION will be presented TO the mex, lie
1 N gsIauie OF Virginia, praying for new county
out OF paris OF Amherst aud Bedford, living and being
IN the upper end OF said county, aud between the To-
baoco Row and Blue Ridge Northumberland also a
meeting OF the oitzans friendly division OF sand
county, will meet at Richard j. Pyor's Tavern, Ped
lar Mills on Saturday the 20h OF October next, and
on Thursday the 25th OF the same month at Waughs
Ferry, at which places map OF said county will be
presented 10 the citizens designating lis boundaries,
mountains, roads, &c. &c.
Aug. 81. IN
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POLITICAL.
uyuNTO SUNSET.

Calm, pcnsi,c. pfayer-insf'rng hoar
DAVIS fircst first Of daughters, hall
Tn, voice Is song from hawthorn bower
I.bv breath is balm from primrose dale,
al ,.e ana breath fall when blended In ths gale
Thy sigh the br-cze, whose whispers stray
Der the lone stream, or lingering die
Thy SMILE the pure, bright parting ray
From earth that into the sks,
As fits glance would point Heavens gorcs on tho eye
be il mine walk with thee
On dowy footsteps through the vale
When the long shadow marks the lea
Where willows droop their foliage pale
And Der the stream white clouds noisees- Pnhs '""
Soul-,ouchng hour about me fold
Thy sl,adowy mantle let thy blue
Pale yestment with its wei Of gold
From dewy fringe dim shining through,
he o,or INC cast and tathc my spn IN hshuo
And take me b, the baud, ~here'er
By valley, STRAIN OF upland dell
Thou roest. with brow serenity fair,
To bid the birds green haunts farewell,
Or kiss the Young wild flowers that solitary dwell.
And lead me 10 the mountain crest,
GRAY sentinel of land mud sen,
Where Thy las, beam delights to rest,
Where thy last look is sure to be-
And will sit aud poets wreath for thee.
svee, hour, thy voice. thy breath Of balm,
Thy sigh OF breeze, thy smile oflieht,
Thy waving robe, have each a charm
That wings my spirit its aeh,
To him WHO tsde thee bs-so beautiful aud bright
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
illus will assemble on vi ondny, October L.,
MIR. HARVEY MITCHELL, known

A'a as aPorlrait Landscape Painter, will for the
year BOW commencing, take charge ola Class of
Drawing aud Painting. His skill Artist will offer
To pupils desiring real proficiency in this accom-
p'lsh'hen'. advantages such as few schools can be-
SLOW. Free OF Tuition, Is dollars per annum.
WINTER tNiFoRM.-Drcss and Pe!erinc Of bot
tle-green Creassian OF Merino, with white Parta-
lets, aud Aprons OF brown French Linen Bonnet
oil Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Paymentior Board (S50) and Tuition in the regu-
lar o'ndies lS25 will be expected in advance. The
ices Tor Music, Drawing, or for other Studies, not
part OF the regular course, will be payable at the end
OF each Session. EDWD. WM. JOHNSTON,
Principoi
september ~ At If offs
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Lane school ina !Sfaunf0n.

The fi,sl session oil which will rommence on the Isl
,,v of December next. aud terminate on the lst DAY
of AMI following. Those who may purpose TO at
lend. are requested to communicate their intention
by leuer Otherwise by the Isl day 81 No'cLef, o,
"a recommended TO supply themselves with the iol
l,sfns text books Chifiy's blackstone wlth Fields
Ao4ly.s appcnded-Iueket's Commentaries the
last and revised edition, with IN Analysis appended
Cruises Digest, aud Stephen on Pleading a lew CO.
MES of each. IT is believed. be procured he-e by
rl, as may not be able To get them elsewhere. The
subscribers Zee will be 500 ayabe IN advance.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON
Staunfon. Aug 20. wtlS
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:, yf0gsE, .5.y.D LOT.

nov in the occupancy Of DIR. Warner Jones. The
House Is a one story Dwelling. with seven rooms,
neat yard, aud excellent garden, with some three
or four Acres Of highly improved Laud atiachcdio it.
There is good Stable. Smoke house. Ice house,
Kitchen &c. aud all the necessary improve ments Tor
the convenience Of family Atiached 10 Tbs proper
w. is Store House sufficiently large or any Merchant
in n country village. This House be used rs
AN Office ether for = Physician OF a Lawyer. Per
sous who wish 10 purchase will be shown the pro
merry by Dr. Warner Jones. who resides upon the
premises, or by me, any time before, OF on the day
of sale.
I AT af the same time Offer Tor sale two stoTled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
ITenty Fire Dollars Rerard.
ANYWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER
IL his negro man
IL q II 1 n =,

ROBIN,
who absoondcd about the 2Sth of last month. with
out any cause whatever, and it is believed he will
endeavour to make his way to the State of Ohio.
koBlN is a tolcrably bright mua,to, nearly or quite
SIX leet high, a stout muscular man. about AZ wears
o'u-has one fore tooth missing wide space in his
lore tceth--has u scar on one of his cheek bones
occasoned by a burn. and mark of a severe cut on
one OF ms thumbs. He is fond of spirits and W hen
drunk he rs outrageous. Robin has worked in Tan
yafu Tor twenty years and is very good Tanner and
Curter; he is also good coarse shoe maker. and
carried OIL with him his shoemakcr's Tools | will
give Tue ABOVE reward for the apprehension and con-
nnement IN jail OF the said negro. that NAV get
nm again. Any person experimenting him. will
please address me AT Oxford, North CaroIina
TilOS. B.LIrTLEJOUN
Oxford, NJ Sep. 20, 1895 Is
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EDUCATION,

$50. - :
1'liE suDseioei' hd'ps '.e"''3 'e'o'e" W
Il iynchonrg' WIZ on MONDAY 'he e,h oi oe'.
open emaie Schooi, III room on '''e basement
story OF Tue protestant he'iiou's, 4'ee"ns noue,
ne SITUATION Is very tei,eu' 'pa every WY su''''o
10 mle.enu ior "hlchii Is aes'Sueu. -, -,
ne {, use OF instruction wi" DC ''ort'' "'''"u
ing al ,''e oi"hcnes Oh " 'no'o's" E"s"'" "'''
.r,a scbolas,ic .o,s;s,io If 70, ,,onths will
- 4 ;JoI i,,, two ss.;,,,s ~ fyc ,no,,Ls with a
Ill % ,,,i,,,iop NJ III. cl,se al Zach Session Pm
III; nav co,rr At any ti,nc I'm, M, far a less term
H.. ,tr fall Session. No drdnei,on for absences.
,,,,iass -, c,ses If urniractrd Illness
,.,..,
Per Session oil "'o "ic"'""' P"'ao'e in ""'""'''
Tuition in Ortbography, Heading % W ritIng' Sl2 %
English Grammar, 'eos''P''y' no &C. oo
tory, Arithmetic anu oo'"pos'to"' ~ 0o
Ancient hahenHge'' 'i' ,
Chemistry, mora, tN''"' II a"" '"t"'' IN on
tnaI Philosophy i'het''e al. AIs " W
All Communcations auu'esse" ~ ''e '''''' 'oe''
a' Ls "choufg' WI" 'i'e'' "'',' w CGonUAN
. -, = -, :,
The attention OF the puo"c Is o''''e' 10 '"e '''-
"s ''o ~ o H., ,,so If L lnc ,,io,
&C. e'Ia"s w . :, ,l'e co,amnniv The Rcy
~ ~ ~ .a'.,,o AZ HON Gtnnrv at
~ '.,'..'.'.'''', 40 :" 7.'t ;,
',' ,,,,'ro "a s,,,e ,b,, he las
80 UT r., much IN his own
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
FRANKLIN LAND AND NEGROES
HOl. SVfP.

IN pursuance of decree of the county court of
u Franklin, pronounced nj the September term
oiihat court, | shall, on the first day of Novembe,
next, proceed to SELL to TIE highest bidder on III.
premises, 1921 Acres of LAND, lying in the count,
al Franklin. on Doe Creek, the late residence of
Elias Pinokard. decd which there is open
Land sufficient TO work or hands to advantage
mostly fresh ard IN good repair, with good, new
buildings, and potion Of the w God Land o, Iood
quality, aud will be shown application to Charlie.
Pmckard on the premises. Also, six valuable
Negroes amorg them three young Men, Young
woman aud gir well worth the attention of pe,son,
wishing TO purchase. The Land ON one and iva
Yeas, tie purchaser giving bond with approved a..
cury for the purchase money, and the title retain
ed till the payment be made the Negroes on II
months aud the purchase N lncv also secured by
the COMMISSIONER.
Also, on same day and place, will be sold, 10 III.
hi chest Ici, ON II months, the residue ofsap,
dcccdcnt's estate, consisting Of 5 Horses, good
new Wagon aud Harness, stock OF Cattle, among
them yoke Of young Oxen, Hogs, Sheep, and
Crap Of every description, together with Plantation
Utensils, household aud Kitchen Furniture, &c.
&c. Bond aud security required by the
ADMINISTRATOR
A. 'rac sale TO commence with the Land al |,
O'Clock, and continue lIom day to day Ill all ay
sold,
September u w4w
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LAND FOR SALE,

Rf virtue OF decree Of The circuit superior count
- OF Law and chanccry, for Amherst county, pro-
nonnced At the September term, ls3s in the case of
Edmund Winston, Sheriff OF Amherst county, and
as such, administrator OF George =. Luck deed
plaintiff, against Allied T. billiard, defendant ; the
undersigned Commissioner, appointed by the SAID
cou,, will proceed TO sell, by way of public auction,
on the premises, on Saturday the 2OIh day OF Octo.
Der next, 10 the highest bidder, credit TIL the
first day of April next,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
DAY OF SALE CHANGED.

= Ii will be observed that the day Of sale of the
above properly has been changed from Tuesday, the
JJth, TO Monday the 10Th Of October, in consequence
Of the anniversary OF the Lynthburg Agricultural So
Getty taking place on the former day.
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The Tract Of Land.

4Ss$1s The Tract OF Land.
a$S%3aeS in the proceedings mentioned, convey ed
~Y~ by Geo. i. Luck In his life time, to
nA>. VIM. Armstead X Jno w. Young. AS
Trustees, and by the said Juo. w. Young. as T,us-
tee, to the defendant, by deed. bearing date the 9Th
day Of April, 1929, containing 1863 Acres lying and
beng IN the county of Amherst. near Pedlar Mills,
on Pedlar River, and ITS waters, and adjoining the
lands oi Richard :. Ellis Peter L. Thornton and
others
The purchaser will be required to give bond with
approved security, aud the title retained rs luIlhcr
security until the purchase money is paid, unless
the Land be purchased by the creditor or his agent
III which case no security is required.
ROBERT l.. COLEMAN, d. .ShT,
for Jno Coleman, Sh.0., and as such, Coar.
Septcmbes 20 1000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

VIRGINIA Alta Court held for Nelson County, the 18th
day of August, 1888
Hezekmh iarsroVc, John IIargrnye, Beverly Harcroyc
John iiargro'e Polly llargro,c and Sophia llurgro,e,
Plaintiffs,
against
FLOYD l." Whitehead and John ]. Hargroye admni>tro.
tors OF liczekiah liargrove, decd, Elizabeth urgroyc
wmo" aud relict OF lillian llargrove ID Edmund
hll and Elizabeth his wife, Arabea VILLAIN Robert Su
san and - linrgroVc. children of said William Hargrovc
dee d., Randolph H., James b. Elizabeth and Maria liar
grove, children of Joseph argroye, dee d. and - the
Thomas largreYe, decd, tulose names are unknownl
Defendants.
IL CHANCERY.
oh the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel and il appearing
10 M Court that thregal heirs and representatives of Thorn
as iafSfo'f dec d. Whose unknowu1 are nor in
haoahtT OF TINS CommonN ealth-t ordered that thcy do
appear here ON or before the fourth Monday in November
next ana answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that ropy of
h order he forth" h inserted papcr published
IN Nv. Town oil l'nchhur, for two months successfully and
copy thereof posted Mt the front door of the Court
10 use OF this county, ON some Court day.
CoPy-rcstc
September II w,n
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1862 ACRES OF LAND.

principally wood, bought with a view Of supplying
fuel to the Furnace, and lays probably two miles
from the Furnace, IN ITS nearest parts, aud will be
sold with separate from, ia. Furnace Tract, as may
appear preferable on the day OF sale. This property
being leased or The present year IT cannot be dely-
efcd to The purchasers until The LIST OF Januarv Is3o
and viii be- sold subject TO thu, condnIon and on a
credit olnnc, twelve, and eighteen months from The
day of such delivery the payments To be secured by
bonds bearing interest from that date with approye,
security, and a deed Of trust on the property.
JOHN EARLY, Tus-
JAMES BENAGII, { tees.