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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Death Of DIR. Join Seud"er, the Ocuiis.,
Sc.-Thr dccease Of this celebrated man
has passed wirhOu, aw0rd ufcomment from
the press. Tic expired at the Aims House
IN this city. on his history or his talents,
his eccentric character and perverted and
ruiucd intellect. ! will no, speak. they are
100 we'll known to bear repetition now. His
death in nhjec'ncss, de,Ii,ution aud prvcr.
". teaches q great lesson 10 Us all. Pos
sesscd of d ntlul ofgreat powers, original
in lis perceptions, aud able by its single
aud uuassisled efforts 10 grasp any science
aud srapplc giunl like with my theory.
the dawn Of his earthly career broke in
uncloudrd brilliancc, au! for u time The sun
of prosperity shonc in noon lay splendor
upon his pathway along the highway Of
life.
Tie evil spirir(RCM y took a hold Of his
great spirit, which not even its giaut
strength enabled him, harI and often as
he struggled, TO shake OF. lie wen,
from one depth To a;o,her, until NJ length
ruined, broken in strength Of mind aud
body. bu. a shadow of his former sell. ne
wcu1 Il tho Aims House to lie down aud
die. Deali, came suddenly, ba, un, unex.
pec,ediy upon HIM. lie knew .ha, his
hour was at hand, and calling Tue arcn.
danrs, and SUCH friends as were with him
at The frying moment, about his bedside
he 'old them he iorgavc every man on
earth il they had offended him or done
him any injury, AMI a%dmouishcd them
with a frrvor auJ cloqucucc such as they
had uever before listened TO. to beware Of
The rock on which lie had split. Then
turning his face 10 The wall, lo addressed
himself to his Maker in prayer and sup.
plica':on, clothing his thoughts in such
language US ! never before heard fall from
The lips Of mortal mau. He seemed to be
taking face 10 face with his God. The
scene was morally sublime aud awful.
The prayer ccascd-his lips no. longer
movcd-hc sank down in the bed-his
head dropped one side-hc was dead
EpirAPH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Congressional Eieciion-Thc .Nouniain.
ser gives The following as The result, Of The
election in G~reenvillr District:
Simpson. (Dcm.) Gas; Butler, (Wlio)
Gle; Downs. iDem.J 81 votes. Major
Simpson has n majority Of 80 votes over
DR.. Butler. Thc Morn,aiaccr states the
vote to have bccn al lcas, 600 less than is
usual.
The Pendlcton Messenger gives Major
Simpson 4 majority Of &c, voIes, over
Dr.. Butler in Pendlclun District. which
leaves no doub, OF The election Of Major
Simpson.
In shc Sixth Congressional DisiEic, the
Hon. |. L. Holmes, has been re. elected.
In the 7ih Congressional District, the
Hon. L. Is. Rhc;t, has been ro-clcctcd.
In the Third Congressional District, il
is stated lha. Col. Joseph A. Woodward
is elected, VIC have not yet had full returns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

The Rel R;rcr Frcshct.-We have yet
no later intelligence from Red River. but
slcarsomc additional particulars regarding
the rccen, fighlfu! calamity from a slip
Issued Gu The 81 inst. at the office Of tho
Washington (.Afk.) Telegraph, which has
only now come 10 hand. The disaster il
The most fearful that ever befel The Red
River country, aud this fearful aud great
destruction has extended even beyond our
worst anticipa,ious. All The bottoms lie
buried beneath the heavy mass Of moving
water, whose appearance was so sudden
and rapid tina, il has borne rcsist!ess down
every vestisc Of human indus,ry-co',on
bales, cotton presses, com, cattle. horses,
hogs, &c. iu one wide aud general ruin.
The steamer Hunter, Captain Crooks,
rescued many Of the drowning people. but
some were necessarily lef to perish in The
cane and timber, as there was no possible
way of reaching them; their cries often
being heard above The noise of The element,
Six families Of Indians, IA miles this side
of Jonesborough. are reported lost. Atthe
date of biz Information the food was still
on Tho risc.-N o. Pieayune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Value ola Toie.-Timc was whcu re.
pub!icuns valued the importance Of their
VOTES, hut VIC fear that those important
days have passed and gone forever. Such
an event is but 4 fearful ioreboGins ofihe
downfall Of our liberty /; and our indcpcu-
dcuce is Liable 10 he baricrcd at any timo
for a small sum. Look al our election :
Money is s,nked upon me success of n
candiialc-thc influence Of friends, and
the intcrcs, Of those engaged in the gamb-
ling spcculations. sway mauy votes /; aud
Instead Of voting for The IMAM whom they
first iniended. we behold men balloiins
for the pecuniary in,erest of another vo-
ter. Is this the condition Of our country
of South Carolina? IT'S true and
Heaven deliver US from the control aud
power Of such people. who look more up
on the tossing up Of q dollar than tho
merits Of a candidate. We eau puiu, 10
such individuals, but shrink at The thought
oil claiming them as leIlow-republicans
and supporters Of The constitution. OF
tempora oh ncres Ham. Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Democratic Needing in EicO4ciNt.--A
meeting Of the Democracy of Wilkinson
coun'y, Miss, "aq held on The 3l,! Of Jam
unfy, at Wooiv'!!c. The following aaions
ether resolutions were adopted:
Rssoired, That VI have cniire CONFIDENCE
ia he political orthodoxy Of Martin Van
iurcu but deem his Domination for The
presidency, at the aPpTdach.us election,
imp0liiic.
Resoised, That wc recommend to The
favorable consideration Of the democratic
convention Of this Stale. aud The National
Convention, The uau!c o: John G.. Calhoun.
Of South Caroliua. as om~inen'ly suitable 10
Concentrate the strength Of The democratic
party, al The ensuing presidential election /.
Resolred, That although john C. CAL
houn is our frs, choice Tor tie presidency,
we will chccrfuily sustain the nominee of
the National Convention; provided no
profess the p%oli,ca! principles avowcd by
this meeting.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Rail Road Accidentally a passcnge,
who came liiroah from Weldon by The
mail las, night, We learn hat a fatal ACCT
dent occurred on the Wilmington Railroad
OIL Saturday morning last. The par,icu-
lars, us far as we were embed to gather
them, arc as follows: When Within Cor.
ly-fve miles Of Wilmington, Tho forward
axle Of the passenger cal broke. passing
up through and tearing VI the entire bot.
ion Of The car, IN which there were Ii or
20 persons, one Of whom Col. Hall Of
Baltimore. was, so seriously injured that
be only survived till he reched Whining.
ton. Mcssrs. Campbell Of Baltimore,
and Millcr Of Savannah we're also seri-
ously injured, but they we're broueh, to
Charleston. whore they remain in a dau-
gerous situation. OF the nmaindor Of the
passengers 10 or II wen more or less
bruised, but none seriouly.--Augusia
Chron, and Sent. of20h iat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Contributing Establishment broken
up.-The Cincinnati Message Of The 9th
inst. gives the following accoun, Of tho
arrest Of IL notorious coun;crieilcr, and the
discovery Of his mint
a very important arrest was made last
Saturday evening By officers O'Neill, ofthc
9Th, Ruffiu, Of The ID, aud Davidson, Of
The Sd ward. Under the following ~circusps-
,cnccs -
Officer Quisg, Of the New Ycrk CITY
Police, arrived here on Friday eu.iug,
in quest Of Leonard Whilcomb, with q
rcquisitiou from the Governor Of New
York: AMI not meeting with the prompt
assistance he expected OIL applying to the
city marshall, he made application to Mr..
Davidson, who. with the cooperation Of
Messrs. Ruihu, aud O'Ncil, succeeded in
making tie arrest. near The intersection
Of SIKH street. with the Whitewater eau
nal. Whitcomb being then on bis way in
10 the city. On Sunday, officers Ruffin
and Davidson went over 10 Coviugtcn,
ny. and proceeded in company with
officer Quigg, TO Whitcomrs residence,
i'll tic lower part Of The city, where. after
d%i!ieenl search. they discovered his whole
coming apparatus, together with the me-
lal and dies for half dollars, dimes. half
dimes, and six aud Il fourth cent pieces,
nj! Of which they brought over to The city.
These gentlemen deserve great credit for
their prompiness and energy III arScstiug
this old aud notorious offender.
Whi.comb has been engaged in ",ink-
crins with the currency" Iur several years,
aud has ecucraily escaped through the
meshcs OF The law. Amongst bis papers
was found Il list containing the names Of
desperate and organized saus, extending
through the whole country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Don. Lend your tpoks."-An article
uuder this caption is going the rounds OF
the papers. We don't believe in the
principle or, in fact, in any one that is SO
utterly founded OF seltishness-" No man
liycth 10 bimseli,.' and on the same prin-
ciple, no mans library should be confined
to himself. A reverend divine. tDr.
Wishtmun Of Scotland. whose praise is
ia all the Churches Of that country IN a
late reioinder 10 some public culogy, ad-
mirs that, he NAV have dune good TO some
people. in lending them books.
We knew 4 young man, raised 10 an
obscure part Of the country, the sou OF a
widow. in poor circumstances to whom
an intelligent aud wealthy lady Of tina,
ncishborhood. offered the use Of her well
filed bookcase. Under the blessing OF
God. whatever has been useful and hon
ora5le in that young mans subsequent
career. has been mainly owing 10 that
opportunity Of reading in early life aud
whatever of piely in his character aud
actions To-. not exactly the loan, but the
gilt Of the Book Of Books" from 'rhc
American Bible Society,"" while ne was
quite n hoy.
We knuw q lady, WIG, some three
years ago, loaned a copy. 'of "%Sarsenl's
Temperance Tales" to 4 family now 10
Alabama, who. about the same Time. re-
ccivcd "a cask OF wine imported direct
from Madcira-;hsough lhs influence Of
that book. that cask has never yet been
brouchcd and wc expect itaevcr will. nj
least, to be used as beverage; nor has
wine Of uny description been used. except
COR medicinal purposes, in t!ial family ever
since.
Don't lend your Books!!" Hos does
this coanp"r' with, from him that would
borrow Of yc turn no, away" What
when ye lmvc abundance, deny intellect
ual food 10 Que perishius with hunger! \
man that would pu, Il lock on his library
aud keep shut up his "Loc.k on The hu0taE
uadcrsidndns"-would put a lock. il tic
could. on the understanding Of his whole
race. = man in refusing the key Of his
book .cu,c. wuu!! dcbar. If b. could, .'IlIe
kew To knowledge" To his whnIe himl!
Lend yonr Books! There is US much
true clnariiy in This, as ia mnny morc
vauu!cd schemes: it is a quiet, unobiru
sivc. but very cfirc'ual wny ofdoi's good.
True. VIC may come oil losers, as we
mus, lay our accounts to do. in every dis
interested work Of bcuevolcnce, but wha,
of'hil, il thereby, your book NAV cheer 4
heart. inform u mimi. enlish,en All un.
lers,auding, or save a soul. On the prin.
cip!c o sivins cup of cold water in His
name, who sanclifies and blssses all, you
shall not lose your reward. Then. If
even got are LETT not an ''odd volume"
what matters. if thereby your name is
written in the Lambs Book Of Lifc.-Iem.
pefdRre Adgocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Dreadful T'mdgrdy.-The Viskshurs
Wing records the particulars Of a dreadful
ulTair which occurred u few days ago nj
rechula, Miss. A difficulty had existed
for some tine between two pcrsnns named
Newman aud Sanford, both Of Holmes
county. 4 short time since Mr.. Newman
called q, The residence Of Mr. Sanford
with n view of cllccrins a reconciliation oI
their difficulties. The parties convcrsed
Tor some time. and their differences were
supposed by Sandfnrl TO have been ami
cablv adjusted. The parties shnrk hands
aud were about TO separate. when Sand
ford's side was turned towards him. New
nan raised a large double banellc'l gun.
luadcrl with huckshn,, aud fbrced The whole
loud into the abdomen Of his Adversary
Sandlord staggered back against the wall.
VIII ,rc his gun wa, hanging on n rack, and
though almost in his last gasp. he sue
cecded in dwelling his gun aud lodging the
load in the abdomen nf Newman. literally
tearing out The entrails. Iu II few seconds
niicr The second shot, both parties fell dead,
sidc BY si!e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Fire and loss Of Lje.-We learn that
Mrs. Hill, who resides within TWO miles Of
Aiken, had, on the nigh, of the 10Th ul,..
one Of her negro houses destroyed by fire,
and a negro woman and child burnt TO
death. The woman lad succeeded in
saving noe child and returned for the Sc.
cond, when The roof fell and prevented her
from cxtricaling herself or child.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

1--WE have been informed" says the
Augusta ConMiru,lonalist Of the 25,h ult.,
THAT u report prevails TO some extent OF
the small I,ox being in Augusta. This 10
news to US here; ard We canno, conceive
how such a report coa!d cave originated
abroad; il could no, have originated in this
civ, Where this disease has been unknown
for a time out of recollection. We urc
here willing TO die of old age. as Mr.. Mar
Tin did AT los years. bat we shall rePei any
attempt, By some good friend Of Augusta,
10 Introduce the small pox among US.
whether willing or not
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Observation-Disclosures is the order of
the day in our city. Mir. Learned has
been lccsuring and experimenting with
increased success and popularity; and we
are constantly Witnessing or hearing of
experiments in private circles, by clergy
and laity, doctors and joclorcd, and in
deed BY lots Of folk Of every sort. To
crown all, We are no inreusiderablc adcbts
ourselves in The mystic art which is either
true, as VIC firmly believe, or We have
been mos, completely humbugged, as we
do mol believe, nnG that by babes md
suckliuss, who have not sufficient inlclli-
gcncc for imposlure, and under circums-
lances which render deceit more incredi-
bic than reality. Wha, we have seen and
done may draw from us shortly, n new
chapter Of facts in mcsmcrisin. Charles
ten Courier
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Mssmerism.-Our citizens have, during
the last few days, been amused by Il gen
ileman named Welsh, with this wonder
full science. We have never before witness
sed any thing Of the kind. and acknow-
ledge that Dir. WEIGH has done 4 great deal
towards removing u uubelief in Mcsmcr-
ism, but we sill have our doubts of its
reality.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Kentucky Peniientiary.-Thc profits Of
this %peni'cn,inry. in the 3 ears and nine
months: ending Novembcr30. 1872. were
SlO0,4Oi 81; those Of the ust year being
over S2S. 600: ard of 1871 e 100000.
The number in confinement, OIL The 18th OF
November lasr. was 1863.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01
NORFOLK, Feb. Is.

Distressing Oecusrence.-A letter from
q gentleman al Old Point. dated Feb. IL,
says. ~ serious accident occurred here
yesterday afternoon-while firing somo is
FOUNDERS al a tafsel, OF them burs,ed,
a piece Of which struck u Sergeant of the
iaraiaaucsD d Department. ca.tipgahiaa com.
ple.ely in TWO: pis blocking him down;
n Lieutenant aud FIVE or six men were
shocked down by tl.: concussinn. but fer
,unaieiy no othe. person than the Sar-
seart was injured"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01
FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN G.. CALHOUN.
Not subjtct 10 the action of any Coareniion.

u We Inadvertently overlocted the
article GU the suhjec, nr Cotton, promised
in our last, until TOO late for pnPlica'iot.
this week. IL shall! appear ic our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

Letter from Father .MiIier.-Mr. Sill
Ter has written the following letter, OK
planalory Of his belief:
Dear Brother Himes.-At.lh request Of
numerous friends. I herein irausmi; to
them, through you, o briec statement Of
facts relative TO the many stories with
which the public are I~umbuggcd. by the
pulpit, press, aud barroom declamatious.
concerning the principles fadyocatc, and
the management Of my worldly concerns.
slysgsaRslB8ttssie again u. sss,h-clcanse,
purify, and lake possession of the same.
with all Hi, Saints, some time between
March 81, 1913, und March 81, 1871. |
have never. for the space of more than
twenty three years, had any o,Ecr time.
preached or published by me. have
never fixed on any month, day or hour.
between that time. l have ncvor found
any mistake in reckoning. summing up or
INSTRUMENTATION. ! have made no proyi.
siuns Tor any oi!rer time. am perfectly
satisfied That tho Bible is true. and is the
Word OF Gpd and | am confident. I rely
wholly M thai blessed book for my faith
in this matter. ! AN not 4 Prophet; |
am not sell, to prophecy. bH, To read, be-
licvc, aud publish. wha, God has Inspired
tho ancient Prophets TO administer uuto
US, in the ~prophesies Of the Old nnd New
T~cstamcnts. These have. and low are
my principles and | t:ope ! shall never be
asIiamed Of them.
As worldly cares, I have had bu, very
few tur II years past. | have Q wife aud
eight children; | have every reason to be-
lieve they are nl children Of God md be-
levers IN the same doctrine with myself.
| own n small farm ia Low Hampton, N.
Y. My family supper, themselves upon it,
and | believe they urc esrcmcd frugal.
temperate AMI industriors.-They use
hospitality without grudsng, and never
turn Il pilgrim from the holsc, or the uee-
dy from their door. l ilcss God nv
family arc benevolent aHi kind to all
men who need their sympathy aud aid.
! have no cares to manage, bu, my own
individual wants. / have d, funds or debts
due me of any amount. Il owe no man
any thing" have expended moro than
$1,000 Of my property 10 twelve Years be
sides what God has given ne through the
dear friends in the cause.
Yours respectfully, WM MILLER.
Philadelphia, Feb. 4. 1872.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01
From Me Washingio" Correspondent crihe

II is a well Known fact that Mr.. Cal
houn and his friends have given out that
they will abide the issue Of 4 Convention
10 meet, in May, lSlI-dcicgales TO be cho-
sen by districts. This proposition is a We
~ fair orc OF lie par Of biz friends 10 tho
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

MaSsaehussis.-Tho special election
tho Charleston Mercury.) held on
the 18th ulI., 10 fill five vacancies
in tho Congressional delegation, has result.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

1925 2l9S lJGi 1889
Col. a. Bun's minority. G3i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

The Charleston !.iercury of The 22I ult
states. that MIR. Pey:on A. Souihal! pas.
sod through this city Yesterday on his way
to Washington with dispatches from our
Minister at Mexico, which city be lett on
the is; inst. We learn 'ia, he reports tha,
s .n,n Anaa is usips!evcry %ci.or,io increase
the Army OF Mexico to 100000, DOW said
10 &c Go,ooO st:oas. and that a speedy iu-
vasion Of Texas with an overw hclmins
force. has been determined upon.
Mr.. Sou,hnll passed from New Or
leans ny the wa, Of Montgomery. Ala. to
Madison. Geo, by The new opposition line
OF Stages, beating the Mail from MonIgo-
merry 10 Madison, scvCu hours.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

the carriage where iieberton was, ond fired
four shots in succession, one Of which took
elfec, ia his side. and lodged, in his heart;
Eleber,on uttered but ono groau aud sank
back in the carriage. Before they reached
the tavern. u few yards distant, he was n
corpse. Mercer Immediately confessed
the deed, a Coroner's lnques, was held ut
Camden. with a verde! rendered that the
deceased died by the hand OF Mercer
The shot which Mercer fred was a blind
one; he knew II. was ia the carriage, but
not i.ls cxac, situation. Alter the deed,
he was conveyed to the Woodbury. Jail.
the offence being within the jurisdiction %
New Jer>ey-Merccr says no, I wort OF
inc occurrence, admits or dcuics nothing.
The fuller %! The young man hears up
firmly aga'us, The double stroke, bit the
Niolher and the unfortunate siri, more deli
cate in constitutions. have yielded TO The
Blow. and both arc l!uic less than in state
uf mental alienation. The grief of the
widow whose sou has been thus instantly
cut oil, is also excessive. What n lesson
is this to parents in the proper education
Of their children. and their care Of their
daughters; ard . lessen to the scducer.
We have beeu acquainted with Heber-
Ton for some wears, and have always known
him as a mild, amiablc ana genl!e'aaniy
man-but The crime which he committed
Was Of too black and damniug 4 character
lnt us la express regret or sympathy for
his uu,imcly end. His fate is a striking
example Of the evil effects OF idlcncss and
dissipation. Having no occupation, aud
abundant means to supply his wants, his
whole time appeared devoted TO Intrigue
and the qualification Of sensual passions
IlaI~he hecu engaged with tho occupation
of business. his mind would have been I'LL
cd with other thoughts and higher aims.
Let his fate be a warning to all :d!ers.-
ihR. u. $. Gd-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
OAK HILL. FOR SALE.

E,E subscriber being anxious 10 change ms pursuits oes or
his plantation, in the county Of Amelia called YAK
II one mile North at house and eight East OF the
Amelia Springs containing 9S3 acres, more than onehrd %
land upwards OF hundred branch and creek nat oil
an excellent qualify . .
The high produces well and susceptible OF high improve
ment by the use of clover plaster IL was formerly REGULAR
~ and pasered which time II produced as large
crops and tobacco IS any arm employing Tue
amount nf labor Not bsin. hciniri IN, IL
has an srcs aud commands an extensive range
m stock which renders unnecessary craze the tanl 'hsre
nv rendering Improvement easy, and saving MITCH fencing
The improvements Two stny dwelling house. WIN seven
rooms aud good cellar. pleasantly situated surrounded by
large grove good cardrn large rranay WIN
good hranp machine attached, tobacco barn5 Stainless car
rage honse house, school house IN the Yard neatly I'm
sbrd 20 feet long nv sixteen wdthoverseers house. &c
The situation remarkably healthy, and Is within two hours
ride of mineral springs east OF the mountains
f eary appicaon made the subscriber disposed to sell
bargain in this farm further PARTICULARS address the sub
scrher post paid Amelia Courthouse virginia or apRS per
sonaly To him. the premises. JOHN 1. boi ION.
July III, lSi3 io-WcW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

r5ERRY FOR SAlE-Thc subscriber, having IN view
III offers for sale that well known property?
the Merry iuc iianevcr county, on ne ola Stage 30
M farmer place Iic n"t 10 say 't IL Is one al Ire
rthest places in Eastern Virginia There rs IN The yard n
y, Of water strongly p,esnatcd %h hum Inc use
nj which has recommended by eminent fhycaI
for diseases, particularly for summer complaint ana
hicb has speedy restoration 10 health
n those who Iav tried There have hccu erected on the
es srveral houses accommodation ." boaers IN the
Summer season which have inrariaby flied when opened
for that purpose And there doubt that an extensive hn
ness might proper management There attached
m The place about land, greater portion Of which
in woods containing large quantities. superior heart pine and
be valuable timber might be made very Pohalr be-
inc adjacent to Saw s The cleared land Is IN high
state Of cultivation yielding last 20 bushels wheat per acre.
and il well adap,ed H. growth OF wheat oats and grass
The property will be .rwn by The subscriber residing NJ inc
Oaks who the terms. He may he addressed,
p l' e N. g. LGPSCOMBE, Ja.
D. shoud above property he not disposed OF by inc INA
fair day thereafter \. 7. IN
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