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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-20

The above resolution formed the text of the
leading editorial Of the Inlegencer of yester
day. That journal stated that it was passed
cat LATE party rally Of the Regency in Alba
ny . at which the Van Buren, managers were
present !" and that the Attorney General oil
the State, Mr. George P. Parker" addressed
The " convocaton"
The res solution not having been seen by us in
any Democratic journal, we have, after due
consultation, concluded 10 postpone the remarks
we intended to offer on the subject, until we as
certain there was no mistake committed by the
InlelIigencer
We, therefore, respectfully ask the ALBANY
ARGUS if any such meeting as has been mem
TUNED in The lntegencer was held; and if So,
whether the resolution above was adopted by 1t?
The following oraculaf declaration was made
by the Globe of yesterday
.sMR. WEBSTER ONLY RUNS A LITTLE
AHEAD OF THE REST OF THE CABINET.
WHERE HE is GONE, THE REST WILL Coz
Now, if the President, the entire Cabinet, and
all the friends of the Administration who have
been identified with the Republican party since
to overthrow the Wings who made war against
the Veto power; if, we say, we are to be pro-
scribed by the Globe, and the leaders the par
~ are determined to enforce its edicts, why,
then, let US cling together like band of bro
theirs, and one and all share The same fate. II
we are united, it will be more difficult and more
hazardous 10 'sride over us rough shod"-and as
for " dragging US 10 the stake" we doubt whe-
ther enough iaggots can be found TO burn US
Yes LET us be united as one man, and ready,
at moments warning, to share the fate, what
ever it may be, reserved for the President.
Every man Of Lonor who processes 10 support
the Adrnisisi alton, wilI not hesitate TO do so.
We must resist and oppose The intoIeraut and
diciatoria Globe clique, be the consequences
what the. may Ifil should triumph DEsPo-
TIsM will be established which in a very short
time will suptrsede the Constitution. Presi-
dents will be made without asking the consent
Of the People
The Globe faction was put down in 1910 /;
and if none who voted against them then, are
to be permit ed to vote for the Democratic can
didale ia 1874, there will be another and fnat
fall at the next trial
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-20

no bloodshed while he lyed-his are other weapons
than the instruments Of war--he needs no armies
while ne can WELD the opinion of a nation He il
neither defeated nor coward-the agitation is not
put down--and we have no doubt but that the saga
city and experience of OConnell will prove more
Than match for the smsll quantity of wisdom grant
ed by nature to Lord De Grey.
Coercion and Procamations will not succeed in
tranquilizing Ireland Let the ministry prosecute
and mprison for sediton il they can get convictions
until they have Gagged every leader of the people, and
they may goad the country into insurrection, but
they will fail to establish contenor peace If they
wish TO check the agitation for Repeal, they must
proceed to redress the many acknowledged griev-
ances of Ireland. By showing an honest determine
ton TO do justice, they will achieve more than ever
they can realize by coercion bills displays of mill
tary power.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
ROBERT WILLIAMS.

THmbrOidered Night Caps fOE twelve and e half
II cents, at the ls5l VARIETY STORE
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
7AoMsolAN BorANIc Practice OF MEDICINE
Il. z. . AVIS,
B Botanic physician,

w GUILD respectfully inform the inhabi.
w tan,s of this town and county. that he
has commenced the Practice of Medicine
upod the Ihomsonian Botanic System, in this
village.
Mr.. DAVIS designs to give his undivided
attention to those who may rcpose conf
dence in his skill, or mode Of practice, for
the healing or removing all diseases not in
curable by the introduction and application
Of proper Medicines.
His Office, ut present, is at the residence
of the Rev. Mr.. Wells, ia South Street, a few
rods south Of the Mansion House. where he
will! be pleased to receive and attend To calls
either in the village or vicinity, and where
may be found general and complete rs
sortnent of Thomsonian Medicines put up
for family use, with directions.
Ho would also respectfully invite all unac-
quointcd with the Botanic Practice, 10 call
at his Office and examine the System for
themselves.
Ltchficld, March 3, 1913. 6m4O
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
From the New Mirror.
AN IRISH SONG.

AN IRISH SONG.
lie has gone to the wars, and has left me alone,
The poor Irish soldier, unfriended, unknown,
NV husband, my Patrick,
Tile bird OF my bosom--though now he is flown
How mou,"ed fort the boy yet murmured the
Cause we once were go happy, in darlin' Lismore
Poor Ellen and Patrick -
Perhaps he nOw thinks Of poor Ellen no more
A cabin we had, and the COW was hard by,
And slip Of garden that eladdened the eye:
And there was our Patrick
Meier idle whilst light ever lived in the sky.
We married-too young, and it's likely too poor,
Yet no two were so happy in happy Lsmore,
As Ellen and Patrick;
Till they tempted and took him away from oul
door.
He said he would bring me- ere autumn should tall
A linnet or lark that should come at my call,
Alas my poor Patrick
He has left me a bird that is sweeter than all
Twas born in howell, twas nourished in pain,
But It came inn grief, like light on the brain,
tThe child Of poor Parick,)
And taught me to hope for bright fortune again.
And now-we two wander from door unto door,
And, sometimes, we steal back to happy Lsmore,
And ask for poor Patrick;
And dream oft the days when all wars will be DER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30

For the Enquirer,
LADY. Poets are fools, acench, and mad drcame,
MAID. Yes, mother, get they dream s,ceetly.
Oh many star by day and night,
And many dream Elysian
OF sea -nymps fair and wood-nymphs bright,
May dazzle Fancy's vision
And many hue of summer skies
Where sunset softly fingers,
May take its light from beauty's eyes
Its texture from her fingers.
But Tru,h-far brighter is thine eye,
And steadier are thy pinions;
And lovelier are the forms Of life
That people thy dominions;
Than Fancy's dreams, or sunset hues,
Or nymphs Of wood or ocean;
Or brightest rays from Beauty's eyes
To kinde Loves devotion.
Go. rcvel in ancient Poets books
OF Goddesses and Graccs-
How fairy forms by sparkling brooks
Once dwelt in covert places
And then come back from dreamy land
Where moon-struck bards surrender,
And with your lrue-love hand in hand
How CHEEKY may you wander!
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
Warren Institute.

YNHE Winter Term of Ia 1.2 weeks COM
Il mences Dec.ll. Expence for board and
tuition 81 per week. Stationery and use of
books, except dictionaries and grammars of
foreign languages, 81 per term. Apply to
- ]. C. Howard or r. G. REYNOLDS.
Warren, Aug. Is, 1913. til
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
LttcIbfeId Enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
BY C.. ADAMS.
BETHLENE ACADEMY,

TNHE Winter Term of this Institution will
Dec. next, under the superintendance of R.
H. LOOMS, a gentleman every way qualifi-
ed 10 take charge of the education of youth.
Charges for English branches and Lam
guages the same as in other similar institu-
tons. Board can be obtained in respectable
families on reasonable terms. Reference
may be had to Rev. F. Harrison, Rev. ]. H.
futile.
Nov. IA, 1913. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
G.. III. HOLLESTER.

HAVING opened an Office for the prac-
- tice of Law in Litchfeld in the second
story of the building occupied as an office
by Dact. C. Beckwith, respectfully offers
HIS professional services to his friends and
ihe-c,ashlio
Litchfield, August %, l843. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30

The following may have appeared in the
Enquirer before. If so, it will bear a re.
perusal,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
For the Enquirer.
For the Enquirer.
On the departure of Mary Penfeld Bodies, aged
Is months, to the Spiritual World.

For the Enquirer.
On the departure Of Mary Penfeld Bodies, agec
IL months, to the Spiritual World.
BY SoLyMAN BROWN.
saw DEw-DRoP on a flower,
AT dawn of early day.
The sun beams came on field and bower,
And melted it away
And thus was liule MARY here,
Till angels saw her charms,
When, straight descending to our sphere,
They took her to their arms.
saw Rose BUD opening fair,
In beauty's loveest dies;
Zephyr came its sweets to bear
In fragrance to the skies
And thus the lovely MARY smiled,
For earth's example given,
Till Virtue claimed her favorte child,
And took her up to heaven.
III.
saw RAINBOW sweety bent
Ger mountain, hill and plain;
1t fed-we knew not where it went
But soon it came again.
And thus snail friendships sundered ties
In transports re-unite,
And Love advance in brighter skies
To more refined delight.
NLw.YoRK, Nov. 18th, lS43.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
REMOVAL.

"ENRY A. HULL has removed his
n Il TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT to Lords
Building. front chamber, directly over Gar
rift s. Baldwin's Bookstore, where he will
be happy to wait upon all who may see fiji
to favor him with their custom. He has
received the latest fashions from New-York,
and will endeavor to give entire satisfac-
ton to his patrons.
Litchfield, May "a, lS43. 52tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
A. r. STONE

CONTINUES to carry on business at his
" old stand. IA few rods west of the Court
House, under the sign of
Harness and Trunk Making,
where he is ready to furnish customers " h
Harnesses, Saddles Brides, Halters, Trunks,
ValiceS, &c.
Those who wish to purchase any thing in his
line will do we'll to CALL as he is confident
they can be suited in price and quality.
Cash and Produce taken in exchange for
Work, and all articles sold as cheap as can
be bought in town.
Ltchfield, July 5, 1913. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30

MAssAcHusrTTs-Everys son Of old Massachusetts
should be proud to extend the fame and herald the
praises OF that illus,rious old State. We find in
Hunts Merchants Magazine, statistical article on
the old Bay State which grasps, within narrow lin,
it's outline OF the resources and business of that
sperdid Commonwealth. We have only room for
a short extract. The writer says:
Though the seventh State in the Union in point
OF population, she is shewn 10 be the first in Manu-
features, the annual product OF which is ~ millions
OF dollars! The second State in Commerce. she
has more tonnage han any other in the Union, and
even owns II 200 tons shipping more than New
York, which shows that her Yankee enterprise per
forms q large share of the carrying trade of her
sister States. She not only owns more shipping
than any other State, but she is to considerable
extent the ship-yard and the ship.wright Of the
whole country, and she furnishes more than twice
as many registered seamen as any other State. Her
Fisheries are equal in amount the rest of the Tn
ion, and she has more than three fOurths OF all the
whale fishery. As home market, her importance
is shown by the fact that she consumes OF the pro-
ducts OF the other States more than S4OOOOOOO an
nually, being equal to one half OF the average do
nestle exports OF the U. S., if we except manufac-
lures. Her 5000 common schools, her annual APP
preparation of a million of dollars for the edu-
cation of her children, her AsyIums, and numerous
other benevolent State institutions are Justly made
to magnify the honor and character OF the Common
wealth"
NATURAL CURIosITY.-A piece of honeycomb,
weighing about half pound, and completely pet
rihed, was left at this Office some lays since, for the
purpose of being presented 20 the Illinois Historical
Society. 1t was found few years ago in Iowa, by
the Rev. John Gillian, formerly of this country,
and is in state of great perfection the honey cells
being mostly filed with petriied bee bread, and re-
tanning their usual FORM 1t is one Of the greatest
curiosities of the kind that has ever fallen under
our notice.-.dlton Telegraph.
Mr.. Fisher presented petition to the Tennes-
see Legislature, from citizens of Fayette county
praying that certain negro slave named Doctor
Jack be exempted from the operation of law, pro-
hibiting slaves from practicing medicine. This
petition was supported by another from number Of
ladies of the same county DR.. Jack is represented
as skillful physician Of long practice, who had
rendered essential service to suffering humanity
The petition was ordered to be transmitted to the
Senate.
From the Canton (O) Repository, of the 26th ult
" On Monday last, pigeons were unusually album
dant about town. Several parties Of sportsmen
out in pusruit Of them; one party killed 100,
from one pole another about 1000; and others
from 10 600.
The Clerk Of Louisville, Kentucky, City Court
received in two days, nine thousand dollars neatly
executed counterfeit bills.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30
DAGUERRsEOTYPE
p O R r e "A Z = s ,

p O R T e. "A Z = s,
TAKEN in the most perfect manner with
Il or without colors by A. B. Dooli,le & c..
Hooker, Plymouth. Full instructions in the
art given and Apparatus and materials furn.
ished on reasonable terms. I26n*
NOTICE..
I'D B. MERRIMAN. Dentist has Just re.
H. turned from New York, with "a full as
sortment of MINERAL INCoERUPTIBLE TEETH,
and will insert from one to Il full set, by
springs or atmospheric pressure for the low
price of $3.50 on pivots, 81 on gold plate.
and from $50 to 100 according 10 the plan
OF setting for il full set.
Teeth plugged with Gold, $l,0O
!" Tin, 81
cleaned, price from Scots. to 100
Childrens teeth extracted and regulated
Tooth Powder and Tooth Brushes for sale.
This is to inform the people Of I.itchtieId
county that r. B. Merrman may be found
at home for the remainder of the winte'
without fail excepting Monday and Tuesday
on the LIST, of each month, which will bt
spent alte rnately in Woodbury. and Sharon.
Litchfirld. Nov. IL. lSl3 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-30

"A Christina who had embraced the Ma.
homedar religion and returned 10 his origin.
al faith, was lnlely executed TOR the crime ne
C0nslaniinOple, and his body exposed 10 the
public streets. frH O.. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

n WILL oasr Tor safe Is ne highest bidder, Il
= tberesidenee Of Jthb Burns, Sen, % Ion.
s.y ~ tstb ess n Dsan5er nezi, the following
property viz
a number Of fine Work Horses,
9 Coils, from "a 4ysars old,
s Much Ccscs, some Of iUhick haze ealDes
By their sides,
Several head of ttriay Sock CdttEe,
suitable for Ne market Aezt fall,
30 head Of Shesp
Hay 6y he ton,
.EaRMLNc UTENSILS 81 sDery de-
scriptiOn-sEch as
Wagons. Zone Of sDkich Is nearly ns,c,
Carts, bavshsar and ShOrel PlOnghs,
Hvrolcs, Wmdmill,I
tfand SeTeen 70 clear seed wheat, an ar
ticle that eUery farmer should hare.
.sfaftocks, Skocels, Picks. Hoes. ChoD-
ping fires, CrOtO-b bars, Sledges, a 10.
o. Osd Iron, and il fact every article
Z usually found EPot .OeH regulated
farm.
1ih also 81 the same 1ime and place, RENT
"a, y fsrn for isru "a fears. u not privately
supposed q before the dsy Of sale, and HIRE
me NEGROES FOR the essuing year.
sTamsl-Nihe months eredil win Be riv.a on
al suns OF IS and upuards ~ ~ 1880 $3.50 -
giving bond with approved secnrity sndsrf ~,
sum cash. No propertvsto 81 Tenaoved ,;,t ~.
terms Of sale are COMPLIED win. -
G7-Sale 10 commences a ID. o,cloek NJ
aud continue from day 10 day .iuutil sIl 4 ala
MEREDITH HELM,
. .agsni for John Burns, Sen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
PRIVATE SALE
on AAMOa |

HyHE subscriber offers al private sale, q va
j liable Tract Of Land 10 Jefferson County,
on the East side Of the Shenandoah river, for
merly called the Rocks Ferry Tract.
The tract contains upwards Of 400 ACRES,
and a/large part Of Il is Limestone Land
There is large quantity Of very valuable tim
Der on the trscts and Saw Mill near ii. II
has good Dwelling House and Kitchen, Stable,
Corn Crib and Wagon House, and ine lime
stone spring The cleared land is in good con-
dition, and large part Of ii in clover. AS il 10
on the river, the ine( lime slcDe on the land
might be converted into lime, and carried b '
water 10 a market,
A small portion will be received in cash, and
long credit on theEresidue, the same being
well secured.
Application TO be made TO Edward z. Cooke,
Charlestown, Jefferson County, or TO the sub
scriber, ~ miles West Of Hillsboro', in Lou
doun County, Va.
GEORGE BAcKHopsR,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
Fashionable Tailoring.
James III. Ki'nn1nrha.,,

- 49, FULLY anFortKs the sst,-...s . :
= !. snariestown and the adissens $3.50. $50 2.
.1 ..si e = has opened TAILORlNG' r ssoenry
~ ~, siMENT few doors Raa 81 =. 81 z ..
s,orsp l g Store atd DaaFly oepa.;, naala
~ occupied BY Mr.. Thomas IS Snop or
s 49, e = prepared to execute Is 81 sos.er
l'5e q business and prices Is snM s .s n hs
ION long experience n business IA sse zines zines
asaa subsection hc has rendered q ~ ,ne Sc
WIN safety lnsnre neat t, and sss, he can
lection e .hofs who may De- plsais sI, Is, .ass-
ring made amnl.
sded with the r s P (, arrangements "a i. -.
issued, he can r,rors;. aa they are regular
'snionsA1o those des; .ss Ins very sstip of he
oss fs s1a are thus enables y sarmsns 50
& him call sessea p order by giv. 5
, 81 none out The very best wa,km.a
III 3 Il me public may resi- s.s,1rsa WI Be
rs w lube g both neat and anrsbIs That BIZ
J = ,,,n hopes, by strict attention + 49,.
p,lus.aaliiy IN Engagements "a = ness
,n 1.,. Nov 2, 1885, Ga. patronage.
!. 6 Produce viii Be- 80.
: 2 exchange for work, d cash 's ns' e All
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

about 235 screseleared, and The residue elo,bed
with 6ne TIMBER large portion Of tbe wood.
lanq = enclosed and gGords good pss.ursee.--
The 0Pequon creek forming the western bonn
datys gives he stock acc IS z Ill "a asops. q
pure running later beaides sUlI.th there Il ~
a0und ant supply Of pond water 10 every feld. =
There are several Merchant and Saw. ~,
~ Is.a0rd!hs good road to the villages in
the neighborhood, and to the Depois on the Bal
timore and Ohio, and Winchester and Potomac
Railroads. within eve miles distance. The IN
PR0VEMENTS are entirely new, substantial.
and sufficient. The Dwelling House, Of brick,
and pr<ttily situated 10 grove Of oaks, has
been completed, only few months, and is in
every respect suited 10 the comfortable ACCOM-
mediation of genteel family. There IS neYs
falling well ofeTcellent water few yards from
the door.
Hit should b desirable to the purchaser, all
the appurtenances Of the farm and house, such
as stock, utensils, growing crops, furniture, sup
plies. ETC., will be included IN the sale, and Z
sufficient number Of servants win be hired for
the present, 10 cultivate il. Also, a share in
S.fW-NILL, near The premises, which will be
valuable acquisition 10 the Farm for the purpo-
ses Of fencing, the materials for which are album
dant 90 it. IfThe Terms, which will be mo-
derate, can be ascertained, either BY personal
application to the subscriber, or BY addressing
him At KerneysViIle, jefferson county, Virginia.
PHILIP Fl cambridge.
~Tnlv & 19AaAH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
WHW WANTED.

HyHE subsc is ere DESTROYS o. pu pub ,hes
j a large qAi,y Of wheat LOT a mn,Ss :,
win pay the hiell cash price On uea rsfsr i.
the Old Furnac zor should farmers P'iL len
We viii haul il IN their barns, a. ~ AsSr
team for that pubse. xus,.., and
other produce, b|way q me cahs'' =
on hand and Il sale, or exchange Tor coun'
try produce,
Plaster, lalt, Groceries, Se. &c.
Farmers areaesirsd to give Us a.sail Delo or
.li.rsvsi..., - .lzs ID. ain, as We VIII sife tne
highest cash price on delivery.
Nj. il ". W. MOORE.
Old Furnace, July 81, l6%3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
POsTPONEsiENT.

f1.The above sale has been postponed until
TUESDAY theil2th day OF DECEMBER, lS43,
when will also sell at the same time and place,
by virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 the sub.
scriber, BY said Baylor, for the purpose Of Sc
curing the payment Of certain sums Of money
therein specified, a. being due to N. Cooke, jr.,
and Robert w Baylor and others, which deed has
been duly recorded in The Clerks Office or The
County Court Of Jefferson, all he properly in
said deed. This deed calls for
ID Negroes, men, tconiep and children,
10 Horses and Colts,
ii head Of Cattle,
40 head Of Sheep,
SO Fdttehing and Stock Hogs,
Farming Implements,
l Carriage and Harness
One Sleigh,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

- TUX BARE
OFFER for s,ls. he following Tri..s y
= = me Land II he Counties q JsGsson ana
Y. 4 Tract Of $50 Acres ihres mile,
os.e. MarLilsburg, now IN he i,naney or Dn.
sal1 C.mPosii, whose tern expires Il April.
2 Two Farms Of sboufs50O Acfee s,eh
q 1erkslsy s1d jefferson Cocntiss. on Opso.eo
IN sxismivs a1i very rich iSW erou1j,. nov 4
y, occupancy q 3eljahin BoIsg.
z. My Woo3b1ry Estate o. which !
resided .so gssl, 81. In Jsfsrson couhiy, cor
4. Ny Hazlt6eld Estate. Of 600 Aeres
to b sold entire Or divided.
q. Ny Sulphur Spring Tract. 81 4a0
Acres, on QPequon. with VERY 6ns skiphur
Spring. which was for many yssrs kDsrn 4.
Msnghipis Sulphur Spring.
These Tracts win Do sold On ibe mos, aeeon.
modtfing terms. and divided where practicable.
10 suit purchasers. Immediate payment az ~
Part ol thePurchase money will Be requiTed--
provided. interssi be paid and GOOD sscufitv
with mortgages On the premises Be- given. The
terms will be made Is easy aud accom- modatinr
- any purchaser can ask
H. 81. g TUCKER:
Hazls6eld. Sept 81. lsls--,f
The tenants on the land, will show The pre.
misses, and give such Information as may BE- de-
sirabie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
-,..1-smith shop for Rem

= - -. --.... I,;Il Rant. 10 q man Wlth0ut
VNhE ssAs;,, Ill Blacksmith shop, near
Hsinss' Mil. The stand ... usS 4 renting, hs
good one should p mol sI !, Ne wear. Make
/. snlicaiion early.
l@fT1, an l942,-St.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07
HoUsnHoLD 8 KITCHEM
Nl R y N9u

Corn and Rye.-.9lso, much property
not particularly spsc3fed.
TERMS OF SALE--In tbs last named deed
CASH. No property to BE- removed until terms
Of sale are complied with,
@Sale 10 commence IL 10 o'clock, A. M.
MEREDITH HELM, Trustee.
Nov 30, Is43,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-07

OVMAhAhhASOAOAMCM y S0lCo
Try the authority Of decree Of the Circuit
- Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery 70
Jefferson County, rendered in cause depend
ing therein, wherein S. W:Lacklsnd and others,
are plaintiffs, and @. Pm. craighill and othsri,
are defendants. the undersigned, as commis-
sioner Of said Court, will offer for sale, on Fri
day the eh day Of December Meri, before the
Court House Of Jefferson County, the
TRACT OF LAND. 81
described in the proceedings Of said suit, con-
tanning 349i acres. situated on the east side Of
the Shenandoah River, lately in the possession
Of Messrs. Perdae and Vogdes, and adjoining
their large tract.
Terms Of Sais-SlO00 with interest from May
l, l6tI, 10 the day 81 sale, and Tie expenses Of
sale. cssh-S 1000 on the first day or May, 1874,
with interest from May l, glsll-Sl00O on the
fEst day Of May, 1915, with interest from May
Achsser.sA. balance on the 6rst day OF May,
chaser until 49, from the day Of sale-the
lcourt. Ue secured BY bond and
~ g -sssse I'd a deed Of trust on
10 49, - ar : r., =, us,,.ce tez psdits