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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-03
Cast Iron pIoughs.

CaSt iron FlOughS.
9TEPHEN MOORE has on hsno for sale.
PLoUGHS Of various sizes, with extra
Points. SC. from the factory Of L. IL. Inch.
mDnd, near Milton, N. c.
The following certificates will show The es.
:'mation in which .hey are held by some ol on,
best farmers.
CERTIFICATES.
We have, Tor the last sir or eight wears. been
using The East Iron Plough, introduced into
TINS state aud Virginia BY .qrsry &. Richmond,
and have no hesitstioni ~ saying, that weeon
sider II superior 10 any other N use in onr ecun.
try, for lis easy draught. facility of turning :hs
coil. and ills general utility as 10 performance
aud the small expense oil the cast point, which
We think preferable, on account Of its convcni.
ence aud iriflng cost 10 any other kind of point
we have ever used.
WARNER NJ LEWIS, Caswelt county.
STEPHEN DnDsoN, do do
GEO. W. JEFFREYs, Person do
WILLIAM IRVINE, do.xss do
have for several years been In the habit of
using the above Plougbs. and have no hasiia
tion 10 saying, that they ansH er'my purpose
exceedingly we'll. n @
THOMAS MGEHEr, Psrsop county.
setober 10 -
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THE subscribers have just received a
ssaatity of Liverpool and Ground
Alum SALT, for sale by the sack or
bgshel. ~
PARKER & NELSON.
September 4. So
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TIVE members OF the Mig Convention
4 which assembled ~ Hillsborough, az last
May Court, 10 nominate candidates for the
Gsaersl assembly. together with say other
wing esilzen ~ho may be able 10 attend. are
requested 90 meet a. the Masonic Hall ia
uiilsbososgh, On she 18th Of Sepiember next.
when will be ihs @eeead day Of Orange Supe
risr Court. II 10 expected that lbs meeting
will delermins upon the propristy Of having
this couniy fully represented o. the Central
csnvention a Raleigh on ths sth Of October
next, and that other matters Of moment 10 ths
prosperity Of The Whia cause will be subniltes
30 tls dslibeution Of the meeting.
by order Of lhe Central Committee Of Orange
j. 3. SMITH. Chairman.
August ~. So
n. B. The Wing candidate for Hlestor vii
sddress lhe meeting.
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"Ss we
1UST RECEIVED from New York, and 10,
saie by thr subscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
I" Holland Gin.
" Jamaica Rum,
Madeira,1
Malsa,. Wines, of very superior
Musca, quality.
Clarct,
London Brown Stout ~.s
Pale Ale.
Irish Whisky,
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice, ~
Lump Sugar.
T%- The subscriber will keen ran.
stantly IN hand. f,r sale: u.ll
made CARRYALT.S and LARGE and
Small ROAD WAGON.
-. THos. d. GRAIN.
angus,f i - ~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
0,ange County.
Court oi Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 1870.
James Uhisin V Joseph Efsiand.

appearing 10 the satisfaction OF The cours,
that joseph freelanj, The defendant n his
case, y not en- inhabltsnl az this slate; M 10
therefore ordered That psbllrstion be made ia
The lilllshafop9h Recorder for en- sveesssi.s
weeks. far saId defendant 10 he and sppesr
before the justices Of our Court u Pleas and
Qaartcr Sessions. 10 be held for the county of
orange, ~ the court house in iiil'sbofourk, on
the fourth Monday in Angus, next, and thea
and there replsvy or plead 10 issue, or juds.
msni pro sonfs,so ~ilt be entered sgsins. him.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 so. a5-sw
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Wool Carding.

THE subscriber has his Wool Csrdinq
Machine in good order, and desires
his customers TO bring their WOOL clean,
that they may have good work.
G. w. JOHNSTON.
June 5. "a
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THflAk MtNltlHsN - W
Hsbla1 fagthsir nsHlste thfli
manifest and tenKtase nsttea
q puaifying ahs EPfiRRs sd
sbsnnsis 81 liz. ksd sncuink
lhem wilh Eeaswed loss as
EiesF. Ia many hundred eef.
assed easss @laleh hare hssa
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Lost or Mislaid,

"A NOTE Of hand, given by Matthias Hols,ed
70 the subscriber for thirty.nine dollars
and fl,y three cents, dsted in March, 1887,
with credit upon II for fre dollars. Az said
note was never transferred By me. all persons
are cautioned not 10 trade fnr the same.
JAMES MsaDAMS.
August 4. s3- ~
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IN office.

III WOULD respectfully request those indebt.
ed TO me TO call and settle their seoaunss
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October %. e.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
In Eqni,y-March Term, 1910.
Tin. Holt and Others, !

Us. ! Petition 10
Nicholas Holt andothsrs. cell Land.
1T having been made to appear to the salts.
4 faction Of the couri. that Nicholas Hnl,,
the heirs at law Of Jacob Holt, deceased. Da.
vid Coiner aad MilIy his wife. Henry coble
and Polly bic wife, and the heirs Of law Of
Sally Wolf deceased. who are defendants 10
this cass all reside beyond the Limits d This
State: .. ia ordered by The Court. that publ.
cation he made tor six weeks successfully. in
the Hillsborough Recorder, Tor said defendants
To appear Of the next term &c this couu, 10
be held al Hil'sborough on the 2nd Monday
Of September next, then and there TO plead,
answer or demnr TO the sane. or il will b.
sci Tor hearing, and heard tr parts o. TO them.
j. WEBB. C. III. E.
July o, 1870.
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Notice.

- WFFERs q admlsisiFstisR % iias stlala Il
- GtiESLET .. GEORGE AeessRed, haF,
inH bssa Frnnfed 10 ths EasaeEsssE q Aagasl
ssEm fEt8. 0f Orange co9Htg eOaGts BE- hereby
rees.sitss al peFssas iadsbted - sid eslass .
-ske paEmeaf 10 him mlthe0l delay, gnd al
hayins sisims against he sAms - psessat then
~ithls me fims prescribed ~ lsw. % this 20
.ics sill b assisted % u bar 0f lAsir receive
~. $3.50 $500
Assast q. s. Dap
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BLSbENor ssls u the 0aes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16
JV.!.N f-I7'
IN MAJOR JAMES GARLAND.


IT, ,r and anomalous position in the Congress
:; be .a,j States tina, you now occupy, calls loud
II f.r eypI;sat:on. The position OF our DfSrt''
nch hey representative IN Congress, has heretofore
,yroys been naked with precislon-neVer admitting
IS doub; YOU SIR, if promises and pledges are
sc.ca are nov bc,d IL every prihcpe Of hoio' ana
;r ia come out ,oldly. as 10 your preferences, 10
constituents VINO 'oii'''ea III 'itoHe F''os 49,
Won their suirages
Two ,rw position in which portion of those EARNED
,.u,r,ls. have placed themselves, with whom you
have been acting calls for explanation on your part
use your own language, III your various PUBIC
,cecbes on said the contest was over be-
I'm yourself and General Gordon, you would not
ESTATE 10 decide between the candidates Ter inc pres,
isn,y. so far as Clay and Van Buren, were concerned
81 thai time you SAID in the presence o" i've hundred
witnesses so lar as il concerned Old Granny tiafFi,
IN YOU then would and did decide. You charged
il rour opponent, General Gordon, and SAID that he
III couutcnanccG The election Of Harrison BY voting
n. Harrison ticket, although he voted for mite
nj that YOU considered Harrison the weakest man that
rad ever been brought TO the notice OF the american
.o,. 10, ,h. office Of president of the United States
yo said he was an oidfashoncd federalis an l'he-
c, old granny, and you, (poini!nS to an old )adea
Ior in the street. declared you would sooner vote Tor
that old horse than such d0tard It desired by por-
on of your constituents for you to say, whether any
new dcvelopement has changed your determination
ON This al-absorbng subject. We have seen, that
your favori,e Mr. Rives, and suppose the next Scott
and then Clay, laid aside, 'rtthout or Wh an no
aorabe discharge You cannot longer conceal your
views on this subject.
There is one other subject which many who voted
3:you woa!d Ike 10 have your views IN tangible torn
shat this simple and tangible question, Does the TO
vernon and his Council Of New Jersey make or cons'
ute the State, or the whole sovereign people the
STATE: Your votes n subject connected with this
,,ssrou have created doubts in the minds of some,
whether YOU would be forced the side of the many
=, n. elect and few A CONSTITUENT.
P 5 You, Sir, have on several occasions declined
owing answers through the public prints on the ground
I'M, the communication had been anonymous, but as
you are how informed that the name of the authors left
with the Editor that preence cannot be resored 10.
January II. $40. a. &.
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VIRGINIA LEG!sL:TgEE.
So, ATE-
InlSdan. .innnaru Il. Il

?HsSday, .iaanary u, 1910.
On motion Of hIr. McNirLLES, the bill amending the
act concerning Western Land Titles, taken up and
passed.
On motion d Mr.. F.ULx.cR, the bill concerning the
loans heretofore authorized for the Noswcstc-n Road
was taken up.
MIR. Cooke offered an amendment limiting the
amount TO be raised under the bill TO SlI,4S
MIR. faulkner acquiesced in the amendment, as that
sum, in addition 10 what had already been expended
was ample for the completion of the bridge the
Sonth Branch of the Potomac.
The bill was passed with la, amendment.
On molten OF Mr.. WooDuoUSE,
The Sruate ndinnrneh
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no TIE EDITOR or 7ytE 5.N-orfPEg

TO TIE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER
i"' 'e'eF herewith transmitted is admirable in
respect so rich in all that can reflect honor upon
' "tad or III" heart Of its author. the, cannot re-
IA 'ig 'ei"''on feel 10 CRAFTY every good head
-" g''a heart within the circulation of your paper, by
- pcros& You vii! rccollcct, that early in the last
IN communication to you b. the writer of
80 .Uet' reference was given to myself as an old
~ "' The authenticity of fact therein stated
A. le ana manner Of the reference were such, as to
Wv. ''oih 'ic communication, the reply to which
!, ase no" requested 10 publish In the letter written
y Ac"ooi-companion from whom had been sepa.
rc,cs az interval OF more than thirty years. recur-
sb,,oa q 'au 10 the scenes Of bovish gaetv we had
b-,n.o 20 s' interest always awakened by the remem.
sor,h. 'SS9c'''es, many Of them parted from us
a, The ~ e'Ss-an interest deepencd in proportion
".' likewise made upon the difficulty should
:. i!s"ee ~ recognising the merry lad of seventeen
or ~, So 1aaEef gentleman seen in the person
br :, ''u' ana strong qualification expressed, that
fc.s ee had either the head or the heart been al.
INA '"at with respect to masculine intelligence
cal IN christian feeling, in moral and poti.
rc.r. s'pie, they remained still the same These OBJ
The lsna. VIII iead to more perfect appreciation OF
ns,;v. - introduced by them. The worthy writer, "a
l,;u,, M moi resident Of Virginia) will pardon,
in bs we freedom have taken with what he has said
@fp'et my motive. 50" 'es'"s = 4n,S'H-
uu -, 18th month, (3Ist1 1899
Gear Old rlend-Thy most esteemed and truly
las esser OF June last, arrived in due time, and
The .taed unanswered until now. Were j. not for
sseuon always have to making formal and mat.
spoicges withcr. any substantial reasons,
sss, now attempt 10 excuse myself for my remiss.
'Ssasa % ssy most acceptable epis,le; but
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

Lpscomh, Organ, Banks, Taylor Of NJ < NJ, Ras.
kerye, Goodc, Chapman, Wade Of NJ & F., Myers
of Morgan Allyn Of y. b., Watts, Hudnal, F:t,ge.
raid, idcn Alcshre lIincr, May, Tallman, Mchaux,
Carol! Of p Vcnab!e, Roberts, Radcliffe Sturm, Sny.
der, Smith of Rockingham, Shpman, Smith of Rus
sell, CULLEN, Conn, Bare, Griever, Ridley, Fitzhugh,
Clarke Of Sury Prince, Spots, Goodson, and Stangcs
80
dr. CLAYTON excused from voting
So the amendment TO the substitute negatved
The question then arising the substitute, which
involved the merits of the case, and it being past
Clock, on motion Of Mr.. ScoTT of F., the House ad
iourncd.
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feet h"ilth f = i0?-, ani prosper long
usefulness aud homer hurr hn s.ii-n sirci, from
am;He
We - not 10 gnair this dprnssiicn cf voTiancc hut
d," t. ihT risnoy - deceased declare that was
~ .ncs rcnten1L distinguished by spocss integrity and
r"d ns;r that Il. cH"arcd by all the manly and
cii au!Na; NJ: !" III Profession distinguished vgor-
"' AMI v"' :tS; ] 'y cl"cutioG and puEctnal at,en.
n L business aud a ~ i death, feel have lost
i,i.!a, and Unr ?. iss.:"a ornament.
ReS r'i ta'.i."s, as.aer That will attend hr funeral
oil III deceased, AMI lie usual badge of 1outauy Gr Thirty
DAYS.
Re.I, Tint the clT' appeals and Circuit Court be re
Specially reqsiei - r proceedings he entered
the records Of 'o>e courts, nat they he published
FRANCIS T. BROOKE, CAairasa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

.Ntw York Legislature.-Thc Wings are sweeping
every thing with the bosom of prescription The Sc.
have removed the old Sergeant at arms and door.
keeper, and put in their They have removed
Mr.. Croswe as State Printer, and put in Thurloyv
Weed Of the iWhig) Journal The House has receiv-
ed I'LL from the Senate for The election OF L. Sates'
Sena;or-and Mr. Ta!lmadse hes no doubt received by
this time his reward in she kels
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Monday, JaaHary IL.

.HONdny, J&NHNTy To-
Petitions were presentedBy Mr.. BYRD, Of the Pre-
sldcn and Directors of the Bank of the Valley pray
ing certain alterations in the charters Of the banking
institutions of this Statc.By Mr.. JACKSON Of Is. and
L., of officers of l33rd Regiment, be permitted to
train at Buchanan.-By Mr.. ERsErNE, Of citizens Of
Lewlsbnrg, praying the incorporation of savings in
stituton.-By Mr. RaMEy, of citizens Of Loudoun,
praying the passage of special road law for said
county-By Mr.. SnrrNAs, of the President and Drcc-
tors of the Valley Turnpike Company, praying an
amendment to the laws relative TO said company.-By
MIR. SM~u OF NJ. & J. Of Benz. Wright, for a divorce
from his wiie.-By MIR. BAKER, memorial of the Pre-
sidcEt and Directors the Winchester and Potomac rail
road Company, asking increase Of the capital stoc,
OF said Company, and conversion State loan into
-top
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FOR TIE E.N'QUThFR.
The success which has FAR attended the efforts of
the ':Lterary Association" in obtaining lecturers to
address their body useful and scientific subjects,
must be of qualification every lover Of lite
nature and friend to the diffusion of useful nfcrmation
and all societies formed for the especial purpose Of
mental Improvement and the cultivation of the intellect
should be fostered and encouraged, trust that our
citizens will continue to sustain this Association their
laudahe designs.
formed one OF the crowded auditory, who on Mon
day evening last, heard the Introductory lecture Of
Professor Aug l.. Warner, and here beg leave to
press the qualification derived from it, The lecturers
distinct and impressive delivery; his elegance of die
tom his simplicity Of style, and richness of descrp
tion delighted his audience for the space Of hour
and hail. who testified their satisfaction by repeated
bursts Of applause. On Monday evening nert he com
ncnccs The interesting subject Of Vision. 1t will be
not vet concluded Success 10 the enterprise. L.
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Deaths,

Died Norfolk # cancer, Friday, the 10Th inst IRA LEAH
MAYO leaving deeply afflicted husband and five Children
and large circle Of relatives and friends rrepa:ab
MayO member IL the Pesbyeri-
Church. pleased her heavenly Father permit her 10 die
She few days before hcE DEATH prayed thar she
might permitted diece from pain and possession Of
At O'Clock the evening she called upon her family
and friends them her Heaven
thanked her heavenly Father and died in "Bessed
dead Gle in the Lord.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

Close FoTg M,ssAcuUsETrs.-We understand,
unodcativ says the Boston Cenncl that the returns
Of Tor Governor, from all the towns have been
counted; and that should Of the returns be re-
ected for informally, Mr. Morton viii have been cleo.
ted Governor by majority of roc from an aggre.
test is unparalleled in the history ofthe Commonwealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16
TRlBuTE OF REsPECT

AT Court Of Hastings held for the City Of Richmond al the
Courthouse on Monday the 18th day Of January, 1870:
The Court Members Of Bar having been informed Of the
death Charles Sy Carter E Member Of the Bar practi,
ing this gentleman distinguished for his urbany Of
manner great integrity and high legal aianenis, do adopt tie
following. resolutions: -.
Rcscs testimony Of the high respect in which the
memory of held the Court its Officers, and Mem
beers tho Bar the usual badge OF mourning for the
next thirty DAYS. and will attend his funeral on this day.
eo!rea That foregoing preamble and resolutions be en-
tered among the records OF the Court and inserted IN me aespa
pe published this city, and that this Court do now adjourn
y CoY-Tesc, CHARLES HOWARD, C'erS.
Al meeting Judges of the Court Of Appeals and Circuit
Superior Court Of and Chancc for the County OF lenrco
and City Richmond and the Members Of the Bar and csrs
Of those Courts held Court Of Appeals Monday the
18Th January $780, Hon. Francis T. Brooke was called TO the
chair and Henry L. Brooke ESQ., appointed Secretary when on
motion Of Lyons ESQ., the following preamble and rselr
tons We're unanimously adopted:-
Judges Court OF Appeals and Circuit Superior Cont
the County Of ienrco and City OF ich
mond Members Of the Bar and Officers Of those Courts
here assembled have heard with deep regret Ct the death OF
Cuar, SHIRLEY CARTER Esq Member OF this Bar and the
Attorney for the Commonwealth in the SAID Circuit superior
Court.
is al oil times of regret well solemn admon
ton 70 us when one acquaintance Is suddenly pTosa
ted BY death Mr. C.nIrs has been but iss source peculiar
and most painful regret intimate associate in The primo
es s and few days vince IN the enjoyment apparently Of per
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

=. Republican Voters of the county o. s Zen s,
.rs reiaesIF sbruary that being Court day, for the
Nonday Of appointing Delegates 10 the S S to
City d kf PsssSn on sa hs v See fssaaS
70 no',.'" S,stes And also 10 FIX upon some SUIT
4: the :, r,,n as candidate for The county, n ep-
s1e Pe'so.- .5s present incumbent full attendance
posi,on 10 '"e is,od he MANY VOTERS.
J: rs,.urn litk. lciV.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

,,;.hss thick at City Point; and when the
I'D sttn = siy inches It extended near. down
80. Paint
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

II We requested In announce TO the citizens OF
Luncnburg, that joins ORGAN, Esq, declines being
candidate repcsent them in the next session Of the
General Assembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16
Directors Of The Bank Of he Iaiey and its Offices Of
Discount ind Deposit, far Mc ensuing year.

Fon BANx WIScnEsrER
appointed EtcHiircObcd Waite Thomas ~ Tidbal, ia
cob iakcr and John Miller .
Eicctsd Gy ne Sockhodcr.Dane Gold, A. s Baldwin, David
". ijartul, William Stephenson and john irwin.
FoR OFFICE RoMSEY.
5DpoiH',d Efccirc-James Gibson, John b. Whc and
Christopher ciskel.
the SockhodCrl>aac Pancake, NaISe Fox John
Pierce, and Carrot Nanmcirc.
FoR OFFICE CHARLEsTowS.
3ppoiptsi bg ErsenrcThos Grges John Yates and &c
rard d. Wager.
Sioeholdr-George W. Humphreys, John Ste
phenson Joseph T. Daugherty, and Andrew Kennedy.
Fou OFrrcE At LEEsDuRG
Appointed By the Erecur-Rclard H. Henderson, George Cal
Ter, and John Gray.
Elected By the Sokhoders-Asa Rogers, Burr W. Harrison
Joshua Puseey, and John J. Harding
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

paid they have PAID e5oa, thirteen hundred doilacs i.
equal proportions having equal interests in he land
they pay equal portions OF the purrhasc money: tle
principal part al this sum wax paid than year
ago and about six hundred dollars rc:nsin due; and the
said Elias the grantor having d.d, end his heirs not
being able TO make deed, the payment Of the bsianc"
has been delayed that account. David and John are
and have been for years past LIVING on d:.
ferent parts of the said land
"ai Rcso'rcd, That the votes of the said David Ma
jors and John Majors are LEGAL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

!" -. ,L able Senator from Georgia, passed
Mr. ,';s CIV Yesterday evening, or his way 70
,r,shinaton. ------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

~ You are authorised 10 announce JosEru LIPS
COMB, Esq, as a candidate for reelection, from the
county of Louisa. Many VOTERS or LOUISA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16


.e,;ne OF the people of Bedford, friendly to S, the
s:eH' ,on,b being Court Day) at Liberty, for
" IN ms or appointing Special Delegates to repre-
County the Dsmsc;ss c"nvsnsn' pro-
to be held in Rehn1nd IN fsolSsf VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE n suRRY-
Will be sold to the highest bidder SuHy Courthouse on inc
9Th Monday in February under the viii OF the tate James d.
Edwards that valuable Farm known by the name OF Pst0 ing
immediately James river the late residence OF The said deco,
miles from the Courthouse containing upwards OF
1000 part Of which valuable lard
in county, is wel adapted IN: growth Of all the different
usually in this of the country large portion
OF this densey covered with ibetess and wood Of va
kinds Mari this farm i IN great ABUNDANCE OF the nne
quality convenient every field and quite accessible Thai
pa land mar.d two and ree ago. IN agn sta:e
Of Improvement illustrating the important advantages &c &c
rived from its There Is large maEsh stacEa % III from
which quantity of Hay be cut annually Inc quantity
Of wood on this farm immense The buildings sufficient and
comfortable for family At the same time and place will
be sold another tract called Rock Spring. containing 81
within three miles Of the river and hve sI from the
Courthouse. mari Of good quality Is abundant,
lying for and quantity of wood and pine timber
The title 10 Both unqestion:be-M John T. Fitchet!,
who reside, few miles, will show the premises
person who may call on him.
credit OF and years will be allowed the purchasers
upon executing bonds with approved security and deeds Of trust
upon property 10 secure the Of the purchase money
F. T. EPRATLEY,
I. n. DELK,
-s3n'rs the tciH Grrszct-
Jan is 7e-2awiys
p The Ee~ York Evening Post will insert the above tines
and send their bill 10 this ohaee for collection