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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

WHAT DOES PAUL SAY. A country cler-
gyman, about repairing to church one sun
day morning, was informed by his wife that
they had no meat for dinner, whereupon he
despatched his black man Caesar, to neig
bor of his, generally known by the name Of
Paul, to borrow piece of beef-aiter which
he was directed to repair to church. The
fellow went for the beef, but was refused on
the ground that his master had already Dor
rowed very often, but had neglected to pas
Caesar repaired to the church, the refusal Of
the meat still running in his head-and it 50
happened that just as he was entering the
door, his master was dilatng upon the words
of the Apostle and thus addressed hs
hearers-"W does Paul say % Cpsaf
himself Intercepted, answered
"What do Paul say why he say he cant
let you hab no more meat, till you pay up
dc old score !"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

.S,ccaring. Swearing is a vile and PERM
cious habit; it is at variance with the plain
est principles of Christianity, aud is equally
at war with good breeding and refinement
Many make use of oaths without any evil in-
tent, and others again think it gives force
and pungency 10 their remarks, and is with
out an attribute of manhood 1t is very
singular that oa,hs should have become so
universally i'll vogue in common conversation
at the present day among persons of all ages
Nothing can be marc coarse aud dIsagreea-
BILE TO refined and cultivated mind, than
the utterance of an oath, and were there no
higher authority for the disuse of the habit,
this alone should suffice. 1t is certainly one
of the attributes of blackguard and loaier
because we never knew one of either class
but made use of it. We are surprised to
see so many of our youth becoming addicted
TO this vile habit. 1t will grow upon them
Ike the use of intoxicating liquors if thus
INDUCED IN the use of them, and will blunt
those finer sensibilities of the heart which il
should he their duty to cultivate and foster.
I-LOccH Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

0PNOT ONE OF THE LOCOFOCO
PAPERS IN VERMONT HAS PUB
LISHED THE YEAS AND NAYS IN
CONGRESS ON THE TARIFF BILL.
Do not the readers of those papers see the
reason--it would give the lie to their asser-
tons that their party are for protection.--
Can honest men countenancc such decep-
ton
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02
THE WAY TO OBTAIN A HUSBAND

Of all the stratagcms rcsorted TO by fe-
male ingenuity TO obtain a suitable husband,
we know of none so extraordinary as that
of the French lady who gave out that her
head resembled deaths head" From
the numerous lovers, who in consequence
of the immense wealth she was rcputed 10
possess, asplred to the honor Of her hand,
in spite of the terrors Of her face, there
were received no less than seven hundred
and nineteen letters. She showed to n per-
son who was in her confidence twenty-five
or thirty, which she received from Belgium,
written by well-known characters. who said
they would never revolt, though she would
prove the most hideous object in the world
They were disposed to latter, carcss, and
wed the plague itself if they could procure
abundance Of gold. All their letters she
left unanswered; but to a few who solicited
her hand in gallant style, she was generous
enough to order her secretary to return her
thanks
The mind of the young lady did not tend
TO union in consequence Of the above invita-.
tions; yet her heart was not nsensibIe. In
the brilliant circles in which she moved, and
conversed constantly in mask, she distn-
gulshed young man Of noble and interest
ing countenance, whose mind had been well
cultivated. He had fortune which placed
him above interested views. This young
man. on his part, was so much charmed with
the rraces and delicate sentiments, which
sho young lady with the invisible features,
displayed in her conversation, that he at
length declared that all his happiness de-
nau1aI Cbn AL
the impression he had made on her, nor
conceal the pleasure she could feel in acce-
ding to his proposals, but expressed TO him,
at the same time the dread that he would
repent on behoding her face, which she de-
scribed to be that of death, in its most terrific
form. She urged him to beware of RASH
ness and consider well, whether he could
bear the wretched disappointment he might
incur. Well well p said the young man,
accept my hand, and never unmasked TO
any but to the eyes of your husband" 81
consent" replies she, "but remember that
shall not survive the appearance of alright
aud disgust, and perhaps contempt, you may
feel after marriage"
81 shall not shrink from the proof il is
your heart and not your figure, love" "In
eight days, SAID the lady, you shall be salts
fled. They prepared for marriage, and
Notwithstanding the refusal of the generous
Young man TO accept million in bank bills,
she settled all her property upon him.
"lf YOU have not courage enough to suffer
FLOR your companion" said she, 81 shall at
least be consolcd by the reflection, that
have enriched him whom | love, and he will
perhaps drop tear to my memory"
Returning from the altar, she threw her
self on her knees before her spouse, and
placed her hand upon her mask. What a
situation for her husband His heart pal
pitated-his face turned pale-the mask fell
he bebeld an angel of beauty! She then
exclaimed afiectionately, you meet the love
of beauty"
The happy couple left Paris the next day
for Lvonin, where the great property of the
lady was situated.-London Paper,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

A RAT-TAIL SToRy.-There was lately
exhibited at Salisbury, England, forty-three
bushels of rats tails! A notorious rat
catcher, whose veracity was questioned res
pcctng the number OF rats said to be caught
by him. hit upon the eXpedient of preserv-
ing the tail OF every rat he destroyed for a
certain period. In two years he gathered
the above amount, and now exhibits them
for small remuneration he has made for
tune out Of the business.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

Cast Of AJdactiag a Lady. A trial of
considerable interest took place in the Court
of Quarter Sessions, Carlisle, Pa, last week.
We learn from the Carlisle Volunteer, that
the indictment was for conspiracy on the
part of three individuals, who assisted in
the elopement of young lady for the pur-
pose of being married, contrary to the wish
es of her parents. The principal ground
taken by the defendants counsel was, that
the offence was rot indictabe in a criminal
court After al able argument on both
sides, and yey learned and elaborate
charge by his lnnor Judge Hepburn, in
which he reviewed the law on the subject,
as laid down in tie English and American
books, the jury rdurned into court with a
verdict of guilty The Court sentenced one
of the defendants 70 pay fine Of 500, and
the other two eacl $50.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

A SINGULAR DEATu.-A colored barber
named Thomas Mellon recently died at Bed
ford, Pa, having conceived that snake was
in his stomach-Aier death he was opened,
and pint of cherry stones was found there
a.,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

We very much admire the church-warden's
wife who went TO church, for the first time
in her life, when her husband was church
warden; and being somewhat late, the con-
gregation were getting up from their knees
at the time she entered, and she said with
sweetly condescending smile, pray keep
your seats, ladies and gentlemen (; think no
more of myselfnow than did before"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

"Kecp your tongue still, you villain" said
woman to her husband, whom she had
driven under the bed "Never, while |
have the spirit Of man." was his spirited
reply. $40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

To be angry about triles is mean and
childish--to rage and be furious is british,
and to maintain perpetual wrath is akin to
the devils but to prevent or suppress rising
re.entnents i, wi,e--is manly and divine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

During discussion on matrimonial rights
a man remarked to his better half, "What :
yours is mine. ''lm agreed to that" sale
she, land just take my tooth-ache, if yol
please, along with the rest"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

Death from DrHknRcss.-The annals OF
intoxica,ion scarcely furnish more shock
ing case than has just occurred near the city
of Rochester. A. Mrs. Turk was burnt to
death by her clothes taking fire. while drunk
- and while her husband though lying by
her, was too drunk to save her
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

An Illinois Edrm-Mr. Isaac Underhill,
OF Peoria, has a farm at Rome, about Ia
miles above Peoria, of 1900 acres, which
has straight line of fence on one side three
miles long One field of 200 acres is en-
closed with good board fence, at an ex-
pense of Sl265-another of 500 acres, has
a Virginia fence, s rails high. The wheat
on the 9th of July was ready for harvest,
overlapping the fence feet high, and was
expected to yield from % to 35 bushels per
acre The breaking or blowing ofthis farm
cost So 80 per acre.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

John Smith has said many good things,
and among the rest, that "a newspaper is
like a wife, because every man ought to
have one of his own
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

Gather Urbs.-This is the time OF year
when every one who expects to be sick
should attend to collecting herbs, burdock
leaves, and other necessary articles of the
kind, that may now be easily and cheaply
obtained, but exceedingly difficult to obtain
in the winter. A few hours spent now in a
ramble in the fields and along the road, will
be sufficient to procure good supply of
generous simples, that may save many a
doctors bill-make the sick comfortable
and probably save iie.-Baagor Wig.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

Mineral JVeaHh We learn from Hills
N. ii. Patriot that Or. Charles 7. Jackson,
State Geologist, his lately examined rich
vein of arsenic in Dunbarton, every ton of
which, in lis crude tate he represents to be
worth forty dollars, delivered in Boston. 1t
is extensively used ii painting. DR.. Jack
son says this may be easily mined it may
be taken to Boston by railroad, at an ex-
pense probably not exceeding four or five
dollars per ton DIR. Jackson is about pro-
ceeding to Warner, Tor the examination of
the limestone which is known to exist and
has been partially worked at that place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

'WmG Promises. Before the election
of 1910, it was the stnding complaint of
the Loco Focos, that the Wings eOnecalcd
their intentions and uoud not declare the
principles on which tley intended to con-
duct the Government, ,ut smothered all en-
quiries in a hurrah for Log Cabins, Coon
skins, Hard Cider aud Tippecanoe. Nom
these same veracious g:ntemen assert that
the Wings promised eury thing, and pledg-
ed themselves to every hing, possible and
impossible, in that very cpntest Of 1910 y
Do not these two falshools save us the trou-
BILE ofreluting either ~ T. Tribune.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
g., ..-,,. ESo'roi Francis Johnson Jr., deceaset
CAROLINE LAND ron SAFE

WISH - sell my farm situated on south tivef, branch
OF i1e Ms''ap1u IN The county o. Caroline containing
io 4cres ltbes vel 'or cultivation. All Is aiapcd 10
lr production oi com. wheat. ant Tobacco ah,ut
' acres OF b. SO 1nt. bordering on inc river well
franei aud produces well any land 10 lis ncshboi.
hn0i " $500
Tie improvements consist OF a large framed dwelling
mouse. containing rooms. passage ant cosefs good
ffanhries and stables and other necessary and convent
Tobacco. " N+'' "e
Ihs Farm lies about % miles from tho Bowling rsen
MUGS iron TIE kicnmonf Ere tcrick sbnrs and Potomac
haroan anl - miles from Frederic kSburr; stf,infrg
c ands 81 Col Arrhi ~ttnu. the esfa.c called Rravoe
uc.i now own ed 10y Col John Wash r-.on ant Ti,1,s
iei-h amin" estate iorineriy owned nv Benj Hske
OF ialpahsnnock Tho society arounf DO fs rs good -
'ln0" any country ncIghturhuci can air RS The water
Pc 'ers 9utc. anr as 600 az INV n zoe Sfa'ca sucIen-
cf oi e'o tru andfn SITUATION IS healthy a. adv inthc
uny tr.nc 10 NOT sllt 1rivt ely before Wcdncs.
aF ,Ne ln dav ~ August urNf shall on that t,v ON
ne promises offer b. A. public auction 20 the highest hal
icr TIC terms will Or arc1u-oia sui naie known
on te daN ~ sale. " disposed privately before me
t'Ne u" e WI gTc notice through the medium Of the
rNn r'irs fcfs'ns wishing o. treat prvafcy Tor the
purchase ~ this i'tm VII lply tn tho subscriber ou the
premises WILLIAM TuDp ~,
-.-'''' ''nc .'l' '>lt' ju cwtis
lU5-Erq''ret VII cory above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29

VA. MILITARY INsTITIlTE

~ ~ nofsis o sv,cisl applicants Tor the appoint
ucu ~ ratc Etlcis havihr failed IN reach NJ Roud
~, b. considered a. their late meeting tyvp varin-
& ,e hcen n, which will DO fcd by selection from
mr. following Districts w. wythc, Ktnawhs Green.
h.. '', lf'Onrais and Rockbdiec Applications should
49,, ",l g. The undersigned on or before thc Cib Of
tt,,,ni, shich tncthc appointments Will hc made les
tocf ~ st fausiTthc Board tnftc applicant is unable
f,sf,r,c ~ own OK cnacs The accommodations III Tho
bc snpotr,F sotnrwha enlarged. ~ par Caies will
Inc Nv Ia,,si M Same time TITO annual expense Of
IL u,ons is hereafter pledged MT o. exceed sY1 Tor
'dns every charge with military clothing
,,-,, t'aeufg Of ne Institute
NJ fbcmn,rs az, ", superintendent and Professor Of
~ ,Ir,, Mechanics.
English LiterHtuf vs. '''ee"' ~ ifthch' Luin and
Thomas " Will o.
ffrucfnr Of Tactic e iultHa'l ~ engineering Hud IN
William " H. d(i hiaWilg'
ca let W Wiid.' h.saiint Professor Oi Languages.
do j q n lie = Aching assistant Professors Of
do a u.r,,-..N Mathematics.
guareF. NIuE assistant Professor Of Ian
ny recent 10 Y, latin .,.- a.,
The Cadets afC ,.,u lu VIC I.lnar course.
guF. and arc srciae oA ~, lll ~ ''l d'ly anu Au
Oflicers q n d Militia ~ w M,hlaiy auhcs'
Instruction era .ffo,,.Iy Wy law cucd TO years
iu22 FkANClS " SMITH,
u rho prout,.r - r., Srrcrufcndeff
accounts 10 III. wv '"PF - "hicH anu scni
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
REAL ND PnW.ONAL I-rJ,.,-,I7C.-
FOR SALE

~ ANlN6 determined 10 sell my properly in Narenro
county. AAbatua, offer sale NV p,snfatnn
containing 70 acres the best Caaebrake Land IN south
Alabama about JO acres Of which cleared and In ruri
WALTON, the balance - iuey tmberei cane Land I1cre
arc on the Farm all the necessary servants
hne Yin honse eni new screw all la Gf rate order.
also good house TOT an 0verseer and an abundant sun
Wy o. good water Iis properly cousl sred y hee I,
ue as equal o IN the stale for erfiv
SUI health Upon the farm 30 negroes n shch al,
A. good working hands any ia the SAFE Tbrrc ,rs -
on the frm 10 mules and horses. all young Aot webrk.
anu all the necessary implements farming srh "a
wis-ons pOugts hoes, etc II Is expected that ai e-f
10 bales OF cotton, and from 10 hundred barrels ~ rn
~ii ne male "n ihe arn this year. Tots Land ~ In Ma
rehso county south Alabaina about miles from the
"a the stale h bounded hy the Lands of C-orse Mnge
Esq the New Edward Baptist and a large body Of gl
cane brake land, belonging 10 Mr. Weaver which aars
hue rnnse for sock will sell the farm or the "A nm ana
ne=ros,- or any Que desrous Of buying urefers L. bu
TIE iarn, negroes stock and crop, will sell all refh. =
eIus OF -f"f the iarui, part ouly cash will be
tt iircd Tor The balance credit Of ears viii
% alinwe-and for the negroes. crops md sf1e r,l
II required will also be allowed for a pari of the
money. Tue credit payments must an be well seen - -
" ilc above menilnned property should not be soL ur
Niey before Tie hfst diY OF January the whole OF
VIII en bc sold on toe plantation, the highest hder
al public auction. MI Edward senpie v,ns ahon is
any Dersun disposed To buy. 10y ~
Any person DESTROYS OF purchasing can be nCormed If
nrce and terms by applying John Gregory Esa AZ
hchInon Nrgiuta, who Is fully authorized 10 mage anv
barEain for the sale ofthe whole ofhe said properly
subscriber IN person or by letter. a. New Kent Cour
House, Virginia.
JAMES A. sEMPLE
lut4-lhc~e~ New Kent Courthouse Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
sHoCCo ,PRIScs

,,,,,r warren Comfy, North Carolina.
Inb properties n fiis Esis,f.. 49,. - H.,
VIII "ssc "s ,, ,'sHs and tc public that Rcr Honae
~ n. 'y 20 lunc. will ovety eonyenieneS thsf
~ nav ,,,o ~, 90 S conf, aud pleasure Of those
Tic Siri 'a,S - ibc wv w,, ns,t ps'',n &C.
~ Icgmfe e"icfence W. hose ear~s - ~, y.
M OeNv' arisnf IRON r'rclfrd ,ftsrks ~ e.s nv,
Nrt 49, intermittent Fcfcff, remorf,,~rr ots &c
DfOpsy and iuiigcsian, ucv hive n ,i
cef, Effected permanent cure aud ff ,e',,, g,s'n
who have been hcns fuedhy iher u-e ,,i.it t w
" " were decfncd necessary f''' -''' "' '""'shed
- r rlacc n rson for tiksc who seet ,i-,.,,,.
HuTnaeeedi M the tate. " ~ wv"
1890 LTgeSed an amgc suPpl' ~ Icc with Tir
WI ~ iho suies of an abutsant coio,t, int i,,
ehsrse1 ~. he "s Hs,on' h'ii moneys wouh Ny
Hoard 81 asinale petson por dsy .,.
30 20 90 10 week. ~
do DO % 10 month ~
~ antilles or or more pcrrou. tca.,, -, - ln
10 20 90 do do 10 10y aWn
do DO 10 do Do 10 ~ Mces w.
nsIses Will be kep'aslow tho price
TO- f,millcs boarding by the season. ubo,
70 Psrcn,s would rcmark. that have cmpl we'd su
loto temilo Teacher, who will devote her Who f,oe A.
S1sh chti,.n a. nav be placed under hercne '' "
IN eco, May 70, 1872, ANN JOHNSON
10 ~ Gilt '' 'N"N@NN'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR
SALE

pursul &c % tho provisions Of two Deeds OF Trust
e'rccdfo Frank Ruhin, the z;ih ,ilv Of tcfb
her liF aud The other the l6h dsy 81 Nov I~3 o.. Tios
JORDAN lot certn purposes trcrsin spece and u ne.
.Iie' ~ me CLERKS once uf the rnur Of King
Niuhm The undersigned suhsifufcd Trustee ~ ar.
ponucut u touu 10 eNecuie tho provisions ol lie saii
icc ~ uust, In place u fa Flank q Rufu r,sir
ed "ncrs Tor sale a. Ayl"ts WMehousc me i sy Of
Nugns iS'e all the Furniture belonging the house or
use ueItlu now occupied 10y said Tnomqs jordan a 4
'Ncfu- Inc furniture comprises tWo sofas une siIs
olaI Runhcf Of surerior feather bed many other
oHcf"t ~ sale one schooner called virginia par of
h"fses Oh oi said Ihomis Iorian's n hogs l cal.
uc one wagon, one gg, one horsc-cart ono tfay Ar
NWna view OF accommodating the sale fhe cnuv-ni.
ene"o pur 'rasrrs ntl the Instance creditors r
an sums above ten dollars credit of six months nrov.
81 security o gwen will be allowed for aI sums u1f.r
cash Nil be required selling Trustee NJ -aursc
9ny suchire will be conveye sveSic rncr the sad
pecI.oi trust. BENJAMIN DEW,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
THE HORSE SHOE FOR SALE, ON The
FOURTH OF AITGIfSr

~ THURSDAY, tue it Jay Of neItAugusi shall fer on
~ tc pfcmisel ~ public suction To the highest bid Ter
ny Horse shoe Farm. lying the bend Rnbtnson
kveri 10 TIE county of Cupepcr, the Mills Nr
Wins AMI within about uues Of Orange ColIt House
contains, by recent survey IS 462 Of which are
cesred-onc half AZ least Of the cleared aud s fine low
grounds AMI the h land scarcely lees valuable u ~
healthy REGION Of Virginia ia a rapid improve
meni aud finely adapted the growth Or corn wheat
and tobacco las an ordinary WOODEN dwelling house
with tive apartments Tho wood land detafc from nj
cleared land but the distance Of the dwelling hou-c from,
tie centre OF the wood and only about one aui half
miles AMI the road very eyei The cleared land IS
enclosed IL but liil- cost Of distance at least Is
bounded 10y the Robinson aud Rapid Rivers hich BY
the o~ucfsni TIE t1ni- the opposite sides rcrare
as natural lence, AMI the other portion the Dividing
hue between brother, jeremiah Morton, who keets
one hail oi ~. fence much question if trre Is auo
tier farm in the state % Nrsni market present.
log more advantages a. the Agricultural
The terms ct sale will he cas the remainder ia ree
equal annual ~ alte MS, carrying Interest the 4y
sale. The deferred payments 10 be secured to- bnnfs WITT
approved security, aud d, ed OF on the premises
GEORGE NORTON.
Raccoon Ford r. o., Culpeper county va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
RiVANNA LAND EOR SAIE


pursuance OF Decree NJ the county court OF Flu.
wanna pronounced on the 9Th day OF June last in
suit pcntiu. in The said court hy the STYLE Ianec q
a. Nsrrange' - as We Will uher for sale. the iU lay
OF AUGUST next u far. II not, the far day tereai-
ter, OF ihe premises, that valuable tract OF Land
lately the residence VI William Strange deed called
Dog Pond, yin= ne Rvanna River, the county
about three miss Of the Courthouse. The contains.
byrecent survey. $50 acres OF which IS bottom
most entirely tree from nunda ion l1 ia forest pine
oak ani hickory, and the residue IN cleared hill land
good condition
The character Of the lands such as can be ca
sy improved aud a. soil for the culture Of corn oats
wheat and tobacco cannof be 0verrated.
Inc buildings are IN ioerahc Order, aad consist II
dwelling house, with The necessary otases barn aceo
houses. &c.
Possession Of the hui, lar necessary 10 seed a
ct'pol Wheat VII Ice gwen tall and entire p1sses
sion 10y Isl December neSt.
lhosc Who may wish IN purchase, iavtcf 10 aka
view OF The premises before the day sale Nv A p
strange, residing there will take pleasure in shelving 10
visitors. w.
Terms OF sale, $50 cash, AMI the residue In three
equal annual in smcnfs-th~ purchaser giving bonds
aud iced Of Trust tie land secure INC cred pay.
ments. MARY STRANGE,
ABRA SHEPHERD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29

IN FRIDAY, The l.th day of August rerI The under
- slened Will cfftr for saiH al pubic auciion on no
premises hciract OF Land belonging TO tie E.I % ,
4e rI4l-s Johnson. IT.. ling Fork Creek adjoining
zee anu oi 'phn = O. e. oiWin, John Mitchell Ch.r,eS
i. hiinnl2h ami others, and Containing ly a recsnt
suNty ". arres THIS land well en 10 The cuf
luho tofn wheat. Oats and Tobacco bur especially
louaeeo ha,ng on tIIee lots Of about 5000 each
tne dwelling House. that have been alternately
ulEael IN tobacco wheat and clover, In addition -
Jus toIe Is al abundance Of virgin Land e. clear Tho
'eN u.s. uf0hxh II ior upwards Of ono and i half
gs' an nc "toeis well dtched.a a tie adjacent lands
,sei1imei; There are on The prem good hrrcE
bulldog kitchen suiokc-h1use corn house Inn slsti
Ioaeco houses; ant IA nae, all houses Necessary Tor
comfort and convenience. ~
Tsrson, WISHING 10 purchase will or course visit In
PLEASURES n shcwinc Il 10 iheG f ~
Ihe cims % ~, sale will be- one. fhir5 n,v,bi -, -
~ "l 'anatf lS+S one iird the ts Of January lss
@ we tnu on the Isl Of January, isf5 the pufehaser
- ,nu approved security ant the title 10 TIE land
Wlihhcti tlithe last payment Is made
Possession. - faT necessary for SOWING yybe,, ~
be sventhc ensuing Fan. and enire p1s,ession A. 80 ~
the growing crops can be disposed OF.
WN J. PENnLETON
ENo'rof Francis Johnson. Jr decesset