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COMMISSION HOUSE.
Rridg.. & RrotI,.r

u and nrm OF
bridges & Brother.
io the purpose of anictng General Fnral
nE Business and oier their their public
generally.
mes VIII give particular attention 10 the sale OF Tobacco Flour
'fan AMI every description of Merchandise,
experience ~ the Tobacco and Grn trade, they justified
promising satisfaction To all who eoneninrnts
Once at TIE corner OF CHy and Virginia steetsney to
Chaflc, Palmer. Eco.
JAMES r. Bridges.
DAVID BRIGGS
RICHMOND Dee. 9TH i-iJ DE- S-eolwIS-
~ The Petersburg In'renccr Iynhburr Vrnan ,li
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HENRY ?. IRVING,
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mo q XVnnplpN

Also 1t the sline time and place sail Joh, yoo,.o, -
tur o. DEED Of Trust executed by gilbert p Carrpr,on
Tor purposes therein mentioned for ale -av.r, Ils, n,
grov. and all tie nder sad g. p C.rruytor
properly conveyed in sl decd Terms Of the .a AIN h. ,,
made known NO = vr,.nnsC,, ~ - w
de I-ctjth Jan ''' '''N'''-
Or Enquirer requested IN copy A. an,v.
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't'FNh AMI M'JlASSES.
VA receiving and sae hps Porto Rico sr,r
w pan prime; IL hhds " d. par mime. 90 bhss
Rico AMI New Orleans Molasses
de 10 DUNLOP A IN
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and that the by ms OF any tram.
m eonlTved OF designed To eyade thu act Esta
h'hng general regulations for the Incorporation Hanks
Tie esd March, 1887. r
Given under my hand, this -- day af ------- Is,
The hornet., 1843-08-22

IrKmp PAruosE ! an truly sorry 'p'
deeply regret that sickness has thrown we
prosinis ior the la,i lwo weeks, and l'' y
leyoad ny power 10 a''iai 10 lhs sefsl Y ''',
sses ~ tbs Hornet liai lhs Balutl si'''' ~
pros ssldsnilsl Interference, Ny 'ifAnsf'f "''''
core ,l.,tsot aairfoat. W riB1pi fe.lH ''
bsps ~ espfs. Aia time When my 'ff''.''
esaLl psl h. dsfsatfd vilb, abd ihs paper
puf fsut ~ssAlg, wat islffj bf f'o.ffl 'i
iafa n hgff bat ubuH hsaGH9 ihs raffih.
as~s f8m TsaasHss fsii, lni glorious '''
uHmrhabi victory swsfdsi ~ i's Iaao.H..''
No s6I ftdsH .Iarraa ol Wh.s f1f..f'.'
f.lisfy 10 t.s mla who rf'susi tbN
Baiatt nbs #s.H ilmsi q. tadft#l 'if
wbsa heard lI.. .glifhrtHg a1i fHHffn.af
fFwf.my falf IsglI '1 aHHHs dHHf1' o.
fsai af n.a L.HsfrseI ls 4 F~ 577ri h7fT
tg ls sbls ~ hWs msha.IY 57l.1 'H defence
81 iba tssf Interest. afmg a1I1'TY, aai mHs
particularly ~ fs ah's 'ost'sfm.g1is 1nI '.i.
IL with ifrhs ea1ga iha holes alI 1sai
of r1f ssaf of ais8, wh9 hold oI' Ns Hat
ttafamla ru hlfuw money tpdlg, anl fss
f.s payment hsgesIgHb l1i hfsgst l5i FH
ha mo- bgasg afa have not Hasn fI.H I1U'
a1p, though tfa lhs willie. without e,1.1naf
up many things ttlt will sting unu hal et.
pose tbe regeneration, of % polluted 'ei ol
political hIrp.sI eho hive loug preached bon.
ssty IN d.spi wrb. s1fely ,taII many De
afflicted. The h6I shaII BE- fii of s,.I dgoft
Or lhe people mH.t know win they lrr.
g.. ". li BRUWN.
The hornet., 1843-08-22

Tug P.uors llaows We presume ''''s
.,s lew Of our readers bot what have h'a'a
af ., zen ,be immortal Albert Gallal'n bfo"n'
,bs ssr. bond nominee or Governor lp'fs
I, nothing sloo, ihit gsnh'mlo 20 very p's..
,o..,..lng. s,rspi lhal b. sports q 0''hy g''a
gla.o sai an uagolIy bg pitol whi'''''..-
g..w. -hsm he bee been bamorlinF NE
s,oels uasa iis fuf,st n b91iifp, u ''''i
h !. raa,lsfsd lbs wonder a6d a'loai'h'osnl
of,ts fs,sut ags. w. It relating dol'l'l
49,. gf ls,,ss by ths srlprsmsai laf Wh'f'
.s dc t'a.sa fsnk-arHsi aal m'Afa al 'oii
n hea thais rho have seen ihs rnof Gem
zeal .s sas ~ blt awblg.ehsa'la7hH" " dfrlff'
,lH.mis h ihs pr,iisa model n hpman
Issslg. tHsy BAT ever If.n ihsif eyes ~ hs'
Ms Tbs chg nsmass of gggsfhof' Zoo.
an r.4fi4a, tttHs ihs GrHsui rfffg1t nfr'
sg iis pIt ihs people lhs amuuni b'oWa
IA, lsuausl aui ~ ihs tlHk shows ihfm
fl,ffHista interest r. fspld.tis, iby ihe
uaaa n bf dsfamtIs principle. iia dshi.
s.Ifs Hfs Iahs u.'. be- entirely fslsa'ei, ani
5H hvhl pro1sH by sh.sbl 90 fn'ofss ihe col
ssfsa sf hank isbn will BE- o. 90 sai.a-
Judge Clayton h1i m1if fs fm9m Bfovn
sfy Iafqalrfu, ~ stfy mfa'.Hf vh.sb bit
taken p.afe bsiwsen them
The hornet., 1843-08-22
Hus:a for tie Patrioiic Statc nj
II T. Y Y T. : : T. II .

This gallant State has gone for the Wings
with perfect rush, aud that same old Coon
that used 10 rejoice so loud and Justify. in the
glorious days Of 10 when the Wings gained
daily victories over their loco.ioco opponents,
has again been the visiant inmate of every
Wing log cabin in the noble State of Tennes-
see. A glorious victory, this. Little Jimmy
Jones, the true-heared champion of the whig
party of Tennessee, aud the right hand friend
of Henry Clay-the able expounder and sup
porter of a judicious Tariff and a National
Bank, more than performed the high behests
Of great party who had chosen him as their
eader--aS their valiant Captain The indom.
liable and almost invincible James X. Polk
was met at Philipp, and completely routed
horse, foot and Dragons. And forever after
this, he may be looked upon as one who has
been thrown completely horS de combatI
In the year "A, the time of the approach
ing Presidential election, HENRY CLAY will
carry the State of Tennessee, so sure as there
is God in Heaven. 1t will be day of re-
joicing and pleasing hilarity, to the American
People. Henry Clay and his friends will have
lived TO see the bitter shafts of enmity chang.
ed 10 the mild Qualifications of praise and gen.
une friendship. To have witnessed his Bit
terest enemies, who needed but growl from
the "old Lion" to bring them under his clutch
es, turned into enthusiastic supporters Of his
cause. In fact he will have lived to witness
the change OF thousands in this State-yes,
those thousands ready and willing to do him
homage, and repent for past wrongs uninten-
tionally heaped upon his incoTuptible head.
The Wings of Tennessee were with James
c. Jones, as that gentlemen was with Henry
Clay. Said Gov. Jones: He is our only chOicei
We are for him frSt--we are for him last
WE ARE FOR HIM ALL THE TINE ! \
With this declaration to his constituents
with this declaration made 10 the whole world
James c. Jones was willing to sink or swim
live or die. Thank God he has foated tri-
umphantly through, and proved himself more
than worthy the confidence and esteem of
that noble band of Tennessee wings who put
him in nomination.
The late result of the Tennessee elections,
convince US that the people. of that State are
in favor Of Henry Clay, National Bank and
4 Judicious Tariff. The loco .foco party may
lttempta denial of this fact, as they generally
10 every thing that don't exactly suit their
odd palates. We will therefore give a few
hort extracts from the Address Of Gov. Jones
o the people of Tennessee. These same doc.
rines were spoken and promulgated by his
3xcellency in the many hundred speeches de-
vered throughout the entire canvass.
After speaking of the baneful effects Of the
ub-Trcasury, and the lavorite and loved ex-
rssyion If Martin Van Buren, that "the Peo.
le should take care of themselves and the
oyernmen, Of itself" and lashipg the whole
The hornet., 1843-08-22

As we have entirely broken up the roost of
set who used to lodge in the Middleton office,
we feel satisfied it will be an easy task to drive
from the premises little fox cared kur that
still keeps making noise about the old house
in which it was left and deserted without pro-
lection. The people about Middleton COM
plain, that the said mischevous kur, salies
forth at times and destroys the hen-nests of
the neghborhood Provided our friends of
that vicinity are inclined not to exter-
inmate this saucy and pestiferous dog, we can
assure them that if they will take an egg and
throw it in the fire and let it lay until the hot.
test degree is upon it-then take it out and
roll 1t over the hearth, and Just as the little
fellow makes grab and gets it fairly in his
mouth, nail him by the jaws and clamp them
as tight as thunder until the egg gets cold--we
say II this don't prove radical cure, it ma
be asserted that we've got no veracty.
The hornet., 1843-08-22

OF all the pitiIul winnings which has come
to our ear, for this many day, we may set
down those of the little pup-we mean that
google eye, lousey-head, mange-looking spe-
cimen Of the canine race, that Sneaks about
the rail press of Middleton-as exceling and
being louder for an animal of his size, than
any other young dog we have ever heard
whine. The clubhouse editor, should take and
roll his pet in tub of soap-suds and water
the truth is, the 'creepin' vermin' have got in
his head, and the boys of Middleton say, it
has been of such long standing that the little
fellows ears are dreadfully plagued and mutt
lated by the destructive vermin-the master
of the pup has been advised TO take sticks and
job in the ear and force them out, but his fear
for the injury Of certain organ, drove him
from this idea and TO the harmless remedy of
pouring one pint of tar in the ears Since
this operation bis little pup has been on the,
mend and bids fair to get straight again.
The hornet., 1843-08-22

we nave seen many piece Of impudence
but nothing of the sort equallng that Of the
Grenada Herald. 1t is all about the comn,r.
nication which appeared in the Horne. a fe w
weeks ago, over the signature of Rally. and
the few editorial remarks of ours, attached 70
the same. The Herald has made a bold move
to frlghten somebody, but it certainly cannot
be. oursef or Rally as its editor has lono
since been made acquainted with the fact that
we were made of different metal, and nevo =
fell back from danger or responsibility, while
duty or our honor were at stake.
Just so soon Mr.. Herald as YOU wish n
kick at ourself and Rally do so, and if we
don't brake your neck and throw YOU in the
dltch' why then the material we have on hand
and the signs of the times, will have fooled re
Prodiglously. You shall not be alone ne;,bor
IN your suffering. Alongside with YOU shall
be your bosom friend, blistered from he el 70
the crown of his head, Our pickle will ba
night Tor curing by next publication dav So
make the threatened move if you dare
The hornet., 1843-08-22

Tie proceedings a8l address ~ a Wing
meeting. bsId NJ Grenada, Y1Iojllfa county,
viii be- found on lhs dft stle oi tti days pa.
rst Perhaps taue portions of tri address.
WILDE looked upo6 BY maoynl hclag lII.fimad
and too severe Ia the detail of matters and
things which mishlblyo been dispensed with
Bot In whatever WY this may be viewed by
others, ws are certainly pleased with the aj.
drcw n tbc main. II IS bat another Of the
many move, made by the dauntIesi and palr.
olic whigsof Mississippi, to secure 10 them.
selves and party a banner under which TO raj.
" and concentrate the noble hosts Of the State
defeat they prefer to fighting under polu.
ted banners Of Ioloco.sm and repudIntion.--
We arc pleased to see that friend Tyler Of the
ponolo Register is with US heart and soul 10
this popular move. He has hoistcd Con.
gressional ticket complete, with the names of
Gen. Bradford, Of Marshall county, Benz. f.
Caruhers of Carroll, p. w. Tompkins of War.
rem aud Mr.. Armat Of Adams. This is a good
tcket--a whole team, provided each of the
gentlemen will consent TO run and will pledge
themselves to canvass the State. 1t should be
ascertalned as soon as possible, whether or not
the nominees already mentioned, will suffer
their names 10 go before the people. The 500
ner this is known the better
The hornet., 1843-08-22

of the Natchez Courier, touching The /
ter and standing and twistifcation' d
ted Albert Gallatin Brown. The V'f|
ways does up things in BRowS 'Fe|
paper contains the following
GEN. BROWN.
The vain gentleman has publiShal
in reply TO remarks of Mr.. Clayton
Jackson on the evening on which,
to Gov. McNutt, he so signally O'srl]
General. He gives a labored accOal|
Indebtedness to the Union Bank, WaH' \
called for, not at all necessary. AI1
did not object TO the vain gentlemal,IiI
edness to the Union Bank, but staRe
ing extremely likely he had paid NH u
ness to the Bank, but if he had, Wpa W,
not doubt, he had paid it in de2['',' p0 !,
per, of the Bank worth onl ""
perhaps only 10 cents in the dollar y :
if he had so liquidated his indeD'eGlsi y
Bank, he could very easily AFFORD ~ y
portion of the tax necessary to the y,
of the Bonds; that he has NO right |y ~
at all--and Mr.. Clayton was celap I.
right in this. Mr.. Brown cer'alng
great weakness of mind in maIlus ~,
statement as is contained in hIs ~ y,
replies to supposed statements ~ M
Clayton never meant. And wny u e.
because he feels exceedingly moruD,
most shameful defeatin his dIscuS'lO"
Clayton. .;,v
ln order to give those unacquaius, ';r,,
the transcendant talents and acqu
the General some idea Of his POwe.sS
the following ELEGANT ExTRA'''
letter: -,
"Soon after the bank went ln'O ,,.1 "
applied and obtained small iOs S !
which was exhausted in paying ~ linz
tunate endorsement for an aoscOnsI1; .nI;
"Of the amount of my endorsen'SSss III
only this to say, that | was in tns ~ -
dorsing for persons who asked ,ss ",sl
distinction Of party. The demOo,, n,l
saved me harmless and the why, 3.
orally let me suffer, iii was n0'T
The hornet., 1843-08-22

The State Advocate suggests to u
priety of sending up one of our II
watch over the movements Of the
that concern.
With such suggestion as this We
have no intention of complying--as
ing, our Hornet would be condesa
perform such duties as belong e1cIad
Bug of a very different speciss-vi
we have nothing whatever to do,
The hornet., 1843-08-22

IN our last number, s.s
itonnlly, The Gard of M.ns
which appeared lasi vs,,
that They are survivor ~
Msmn Chisholm 4 Mat,
tend io DO q general mlfsaH.,
communion business dats,
sstspu We would d. pl.,,.,
amount of business hsnisfs
papulaf and veil eoadss,.l Y
6fm, given 70 that ~ a. y
afs lfuly worthy Ne sal. -
people end We keow lA., !,
wafi n justice. ny rss.l,.,
u q generous pubic
The hornet., 1843-08-22

we expect shortly to doff the ass Of tho
lon'skln' and exhibit him ears and leCs s,raJ ,d'
un;toTy Gt ~ ;n monkey-two manageries becoming
s,;n ou,eu' VIII render the exhibition more inter-
eStlng.-State Advocate. ''''' 'u'er' :
inls the Editor will do by stripping himself
anu taxing the Printer on his back; but we
must aPprlze him Of the fact, that our moDkov >
: Oe''er a raised than to be caugh, in the com.
pany OF "any such cattle" Wv '''
The hornet., 1843-08-22

40 American travelling
H. ihe editors of ihs Nsw Y,s,I
be visited Psnido, Al Nasl., !
March, aad was gIaddensi sa,
statue of Columbus, INTENDED
NJ Washington, which tbswaa
would be finished 10 q few d,n
transportation The writer n
has seen finer figures and more
bul no group more spirited al
"I'hefe are" he adds, "two f,sel
lumbus, a majestic form In ial \
with a counlcnance III Up with 1, J
siasr, and leaning forward win \
,anccd, as " he had just planted !
world Ills right hand Is sIcua.
before him, with the palm upluna
rests n gIobe--tbe world Of hpa,
aud present enraplured vision. n
the countenance Of all are ws-
him stands an Indian female with
and body thrown back and her iq
dlsmay toward the triumphant q
which are blended in life like yiS
prise, wonder and fear. The FORMS
to voluptuousness, and the face SUP
tiful, and yet wholly Indian. lth.
er, that her attitude is unnatural a
respects awkward. But it is no
one form or the other that | adml
it was the design. The two
that attitude were a hslory-lh
great poem, the finest Columbia
was written"
The hornet., 1843-08-22

The intimation that our paper is ID
an article which appeared in il IS all
Stat, A
The translation of which is,-"I'
black me" ,"-as the pot once said loa
coal.
The hornet., 1843-08-22

We atk ~ aiiealgs p.s.
munielliou' IN io.day snsa !.
iufe ~ Common Hefw
The hornet., 1843-08-22

There will ba as s,,s
dent, of ibs lllrbfaai Aai..
oa tYsins lay iha 1g
HIlnI-ln, als lslr,allL-r b.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-16
a1G NOTICE A
Hza5 Tens to 60
- TRAVELLERS. eE7S|61s7

large Steam Ferry Boat Shockoquon
Burlington, /. 7. is now crossing
ssippi river directly across, every
les; she can cross large number
nd stock in the course OF the day.
relels are not delayed ten MIN
'erry, No weather prevents her
2: The roads leading to and from
II perfect order. Goods OF al.
cheap in burlington If not
any other city in the west,
+ ferriage are as low as al
Oh the river.
JOHN F. WEBB.
ia Register, Illinois State
diana State Journal, copy
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-16

CARRIAGE MANDATORY Els.
TABLLSHMENT.
A. l.. STODDARD s. j. BENNETT
4 RE constantly found at their old stand
N on Washington Street, near the Meth.
odst Church, (and connected with Stewart
g. Vernon, who carry ON the Smithing bust
ness in all its various branches where they
keep constantly on hand Buggies of various
descriptions OF the best style and unsurpass.
ed in workmanship. Also, Farmers Wag
ons of every description. Please call and
examine for yourselves and be satisfied.
August 3l-1y IA
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-16

CO 1f 3 II y III I'll IL Is Il SN fl ~
ID ETURN their thanks to the citizens 40
III Burlington and vicinity for the liber.
al share Of public patronage which thew
have received and embrace this opportunity
of informing them that they have removed
from their old stand on Water Street, to )
more commodious building, situated on Jef.
ferson Street, between the Western ana
National Hotel, where they are prepared
to furnish at the shortest notice anv dee
cription of carriages now in use, the dura.
bility and workmanship of which they fully
guaranty: nor shall their spIendor, s.yle or
finish be surpassed by those from any es.
Enlistment of the kind west of the Allepha.
ney mountains.
| We have now on hand already finished
some carriages, among which are one Exten.
sion top Barouche with pole and shafts for
one or two horses, suitable for four persons.
we'll finished also, number of buggvs.
and one standing top Barouche.
The above carriages will be sold as chean
as the same kind can be purchased out Of
any regular establishment in the United
States, for the same kind Of pay; and if we
have not any On hand that will suit, VIC
have the materials to finish them at thu
, shortest possible notice /; therefore we think
, it would be to the advantage of the c;ti
zens of Iowa and Illinois to give us a cal
, before purchasing elsewhere and examine
, for themselves, for it is the maxim of wis,
/ men to patronize your own Mocha MICS Of
whose prosperity depends in great meas
!. ure the prosperity of the section of countr,
r in which theyliv
BLACKSMITHING of every 9escriE
ton executed with neatness and despatch
Augl7-ly 12
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-16

or sale, and will
: grain,
-riage.
double harness.
n1mission,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-16
PACKING.

ed ha wing made extensive
5 for the packing Of Beef
! share of public patron
contract with individ-
packing their beef or
ms. There isconnected
q an extensive slaugh-
where | am prepared
The utmost despatch
will load fiat boats
very short notice.
onal attention to
ain that | can give
see fit to contract
and salt for pack
= low price. Fol
e Of the subscri
PARTRIDGE.
l4e
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-16

III WTICI tHty iIVt.
BLACKSMITHING of every descrip.
ton executed with neatness and despatch.
Augl7-1y 12
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-22
A Dun.

Those indebted TO the subscriber on
subscription to The Free Press, for Job
Work, OF Advertising, are respectfully
requested 10 call Immediately and pay
up It's discouregiug to he Publisher
Of a Newspaper when his receipts a.
mount 10 only about one half OF his ex
pendnures, for four or five weeks 10 sue.
cession, (Which has been lhe case with
The subscriber for The last four or FIVE
weeks.l Thanks are doe 10 those who
have paid up puncluaIIy, aud TO Them
only. But The thanks Of The publshsr
are not due 10 those who take the
paper from year 10 year, have olher
work done for the same length OF time,
and never think Of paying, perhaps they
imagine the PRIMER can live upon the
air and purchase Paper and Ink without
money and "wlhout price"-such men
cannot be recognized as patrons. Those
who have paronized The Free Press
will not, it rs hoped, look upon This no
lice as intended for lhem-bul those
who know they are guilty of gross ne
gIecr Of dUty, will read, and say to them
solves This notice is directed to me. -
Indulgence cannot be much longer Civ
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Friends, come up Immediately and pay
off, and thereby enable the printer tC
"go on his way rejoicing"
r W. COLLIER.
Carrollon, Nov II, I843
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REFORM! REFORM!! LEGlSLA-
TIVE,

The House OF Representatives has
come up nobly to the work oil Relrench.
ment aud Reform. The bill for the 70
ducton Of the compensation oI mem be re-
to 50 per day, received ltS final passage
this morning in that branch The vote
stood 63 for to 8 against The & votes
in the negative are all Locofocos, who
had not the fear Of their sovereign con-
sliluents before their eyes.
Every effort was made yesterday, as
we anticipated, by the minority, to Stave
of the question and defeat the BILL
Amendments were offered, placing The
compe nsaton still lower, by those who
have not hesilaled to say out Of the
house, that they were opposed to any
reduction. Their labors will be under
stood and appreciated, For years that
they have had the majority, they have
invariably defeated every attempt al res
lrenchmenl and reform.
An excellent proposition was in,rodu-
ced into The Senate yesterday by Mr.,
Perkins, for curaling the expenses OF
State Legislation and expeditiug public
business, The reform it proposes he'
been long demanded, and should receiV
The hearty support Of every member
who desires TO do his constituents
good service. Ohio State Journal.
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A. ]. NEEL.
December 8, l843
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRA TORS SALE.
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court Of
Common Peas. 10 and tor The county Of
Carroll aud State OF Ohio, made al The
June Term, thereof, A D. l843 The un.
derslgned will sell at public vendue on
Monday The Slh day Of January, 1914,
between the huurs Of ! o'clock A N ant
4 O'clock P NJ of said day at the door of
the Court House IN Csrrolton, in SAID
county, the following real estate, to wit:
Lot No. Is, in Roberts third addition 10
the town Of Carro.ltOn, in said county.
Also, two tracts Of land in said county
aforesaid, IN Sec. &C. Up. l3, r 5, Sleu
benvile District FIRST tract lying on
the South side Of the North East quarter
of said section, beginning alta post on
South line Of the Quarter section, on the
North side Of the creek, near horr
beam, thence West with the line Of the
quarter section 83 poles TO white oak
thence North 81 deg 80 min East II
poles, thence North 68 deg East poles
South SO deg East 4 poles. thence NorlI
73 deg 45 min, East & poles, thence
North 78 deg West 20 poles, thence
North &c deg Is min East ] poles
thence South 70 deg 80 min East !!
poles and $40, to the place oil beginning
containing 3 acres and 80 poles.
The second tract OF labd in The Mort
West corner Of the South East quarter G
The section aforesaid, bounded as follows
beginning al the North East corner {
said Or ser tion, thence East with III
line of said quarter section, 81 chains 5
links TO post on the North side OF III
creek. where a horn beam 4 inches i
diameter leans East 9 Inks, theme
South 6 chains SO links TO post, wher
white oak IA inches diameter bearel
North GO deg West 23a links dislaN
: thence West q chains 60 links TO ii
West line Of the quarter section, where
hickory l6 inches diameter leans Nor
DO deg East 10 links distant, thence \
6 chains and 81 links to the place of b
ginning, containing II acres and fif
S hundredlhs of an acre more OF less. wi
i. the improvements thereon, subject 10 Il
9 dover estate Of Sarah Jackson, set o fl
her by metes and bounds in the Nor
West corner OF sad section. TerU
made known on day Of sale.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Adm
of The estate Of John Jackson dec
December 8, lS43.