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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04

III -''E ho!td contains the July No. OF tn
Some ofthe prose articles are ola yer
Ugh order Of excellence. The following is sampl
# the poetry:
From :. BLaekisoods Maga;ins" for julie.
PhiIhelIen.c Drinking-song.
81 B. SIMMONS.
Come let US drink their memory,
Those glorious Greeks of old
On shore and sea the Famed the Free
Tie Beautiiu.-ihc Bold!
The mind or mirh that lights each page
Or bowl by which SIT,
Is sunire pcT'd from their age
Gems spinieT'd from their wit
Then drink their memory
Those glorious Greeks 81 yore;
Oi great or true, can but do
What they have done before.
We've had with the Great King to cope
What 1t the scene he saw
The modern NeTNes- from the slope
Oi crimson Quatre.bras,
Was but tile fruit early won
From tales OF Grecian fields
Such a. the swords of Marathon
Carved on the Median shields
Oh, honor 10 those chainess Greeks,
We drink them and all,
Who block'd that day OppreSson's way
As with a brazen wall
Theirs the marble land where, wood
by loye-born Tls,e, the God,
Themselves the life Of stone endued
Ia more divine ubOd,s
Than best their own Olympus bright;
Then m supreme rep0so
Aiaf star g.itiering, high and white
Athenu's shrine arose.
So 10 the DAYS Of Pcrccs
The yOtiye goblet fill
In fame or mart we but di,tOri
Ills grand achievements still.
Fill to their Marons memory
The Fair who knew no fear
Butgay the herDs shield to be
His bulwu'k or his bier
We boast their dauHiiess bl1od-it fills
That ion-womun's veins,
Whose praise snail perish when thy hills,
Joilaubcd, are plains!
That Lady'- health. who doubts she heard
OF Greece, aud loved to hear
The wheat two thousand years nterrd.
"iIlsti. ~ harvest beur.t
Tho lore Of GTeccc-ihe book still bright
With PiatJ's precious thought
The Ihchan's hlrp--thc Judging right
Slgyras s"phl-t tgught-
Bard, Critic, Noraist to-day
Can but their spiiIt speak,
The scli.same thoughts uan-iustd. Away
We are not Gael but Greek.
Then drink, and dream the red grape weepp
Those dead but dcotllcss lOrd.
Whose influence IN our bosom sleeps,
Like music ~ the chords
Yet, Us not in the Ginning hour
OF gJblcts. after all.
That thoughts Of old Hellenic Power
Upon the heart should fall.
60 hDmc-aud ponder DER the hoard
When nigh; makes silent Garth:
The gods the Romans most adorcd,
Tie wOr-hipp'd az the hearth.
Then, drink and swear by Greece. tlat there
Though Rhcuish Huns may hive,
in Britain tine liberty
Size loved will keep alive.
CHORUS
And thus we drink their memory,
Those glorious Creeks of old,
On shore and sea the Fsm'd end FEC
The Beauulu-tho Bold!
p" Return Nth II Or upon a." was the wellknown
JUNCTION o Creek mother she handed her bis shi,
previous 90 the fight.
The muuug. wheat.
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE,

'vNHE subscriber offers for sale his two tracts of
II Land living in the County Chesers l6 mile. nom Rich
r nTn AND three south Of the Coal Mines immediately nhe
two tracts contain 1900 acres which hrre propon IL k
Low ground and well Tmbercd Land growth there
good dwelling and the usual on on.
Plantation there grist and Mills good ThresinT sa
'h" excellent Orchard OF select Fruit cleared land
wen adapted To the growth Oats and
"Tasses aud is susceptible OF high improvements
Is deemed unnecessary further description of the
hu as presumed will purchase np
which wi BE- shown by the living ON the pr,s.
viii seneitheT e tracts.
aui-iawtw' HDNINn A tocI,t~t.r
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There sno end TO the mysteries Of electricity Dr. Frank
I'm found out some OF ITS main attributes aud doubt not
did about oil that WILL be done in controlling light
nng but the Doctor dreamed OF ALL the practical
purposes to which the thunder cloud may be made sser
Went He never, for instance dreamed Of churnng butter
10y ~ and yet that important dairy operation has lately been
performed M Maine andor aught know they will hatch
chickens by the process the Aroosook before the
boundary line - settled automatically. thunder cloud
recently passed Belfast winch broke quantities Of
window glass aud struck down several individuals;
postning Nh Douglass, and perOratng Of his feet
and after this feat simply travelled into churn and made
butter OF its contents IN instant The paper in which
we find the statement of this phenomenon, very Justly oh.
serves that McsmeTism said be simple electricity
this chuning business, may hold hint t. some Of the
neurological gentlemen make themselves useful in the
dairy They certainly have been no use any where else
". Y. fourier.
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DIED,

On yesterday morning 81 O'Clock Mr. JOHN l. NELSON
% cay In the sal Of his me friend.
me deceased aud ao hn OF Me- Walter e. Day invited
attend the fanetaL from OF
THIS morning 40 oelock
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81 The weather Of Chostouown, Nd. Friday aud
Saturday las, wasvoy hot the heun high
ts92, IN the shade The had began 10 twist aud
qerrd rain which have doubt ii has had hif.
Belt PafrioL
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reported eastward. that Dutee j. Pearce be- np
pointed Postmaster 40 Providence, X. l. lie formerly
Whir, then O Iscksonitc then D0rTifs and a IT,
ffe io just The man under the present wretch
81 incumbent u the Presidential office Bah Pat
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SlGNIIICANT.-Thc Naterand Waterman, q German
published Harrisburg Penn, has aside it, for
prcudcc and hoisted the flag of Henry Cl1y and the
american System. The Germans they made fully &c.
q1aintcd with the principles and objects Of the Wing party
would nearly all be- found Iaborng the Wing ranks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
From he Ne,c YORK Ernr.,,
A LETTER FROM MAJOR To,u


The following from Major Noah reached to-day. II
our readers will refer the Spirit OF the Press they will
hnd tue card the Major speaks Of
To THE THE ExrREss.
The New York Aurora and Union contains an address
10 e public from certain members OF the late Tyler
mliee recommending prompt organization
bringing forward tins President candidate Teelec-
ton. understood that such paper was circulated for si
natures with view oi cOunractng the n INV recon-
mendatOn TO the President withdraw from the canvass
rs nearly all The ssnct gentlemen office or applicants
Tor Office II probably prudent sign such a paper
know that thoir opinion does essentially vary from my
own. know that my advice will be followed before the
convention meets IA May aud the present there
no great difference of opinion between President and
myse IN the matter. There sentence however in the
address which cannot by without comment and that
Is an expression OF entire confidence in the members of the
present Cabinet
The two gentlemen whose signatures head the paper
Frederick ~ Gay and George Farnhnm entirely concured
with me IN the proprciy aud eXpedency OF taking the
did take They offered To Cooperate with me aud ex-
pressed II as their opinion that the committee would nearly
all sign the paper recommending the President retire as
Co1didaie consulted with them different tines they
had Just returned from Washington, and anxious for
such movement How, itmay be asked TO account
for such tEeochery their pa' Very readily THey are
Conservatives! and applicants for Office and they got up
this paper III hopes of mendng their fortunes Mr. Cav
particularly complained 10 Of the conduct OF Mr. Spen-
GER oi l- rninous influence, OF his rude
and charged the Secretary with having said TO him that
enough haC already been done for the conservatives dec
IaTauon which made, shews his sagacy and good sense
ana raises nm somewhat IN my estimation However 81
took the responsibility and desired TO commit no iniyd
ual IN Office or who expected office. ii there blame any
where rests alone, but disposed to allow
the conservative applicants for office play such tricks
me- They have already by their ntrgues and constant
misrepresentation OF men and things produced great
barrassmens at Washington and it by this paper
that they are determined to persist in the game.
VI. VI. NOAH.
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Commercial RECORD.
nichmond Markets,
Repo,t,d md corrected ,ceetiy for The wing.

AUGUST g. 1913.
CRAlN-Whcat-no fixed price Tor new Wheat CONS 10
oO ecomnF n quite freely Oats from wagons and Depot Is
J7l
CJOVERsEED-s5 per bu.hei-no demand
HERDS GRAss-75c. per bu.hei
TIMOTHY sEED-s2i yer blsiiei
fisIi-tierrngs ~. 80. I.
lRON-EnrIi-h So syedc' sos. rfcdcgar 500
CANDiES--iuiIs Patent Halls cents
FLOURISH.
TEAs-inpcuai and Gunrowde Use $50 Black soar es
WHiskEY-iihds. 25r. Biis g6c.
CpFFEE-Rio 10 sec. Iaguayra 7lasl; Domingo GaGl
Java iIla12
MOLAssEs-Poro Rico 25l15c New Orleans 25ag7 cents
OiiWincr So. Fs Strained 6ja7O Whale n hbs 90 cts
PkONlSlONS-Wes'cfn Bacon jla Lard 10 cents.
PLAisfER-s5 On Basin Bank
9TGANs-sf FADE p,ts,. .,gI
RHOT-5lc.
sALT-Whan 81 Is. Store o. 90
CArrLE-Beef s. To s5! Sheen 81! 10 sal IIogssttou
TOBACCO-Lugs -! 10 81; Common Leaf -! ~ stl Md
ding Good - 81 Pine - % go Eu manufacturing qnaH
", $40 10 81
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WEDDrSG PARTY PoisoSED.-The Elmira Gazette
gives the following Of occurrence which took
place at Southport to the great peril Of nearly twenty-five
persons-N y Am,riean.
lnprcpnrnp the cake foihc wedding OF Mr. Dilrympe an
article called sugarsand procured in this village for the
purpose Of putting the cake This sand appear. TO
mndo Of article Of paint called French green
instead Of anothergroen use because was much
prcttor, but which appears be much more poisonous
The conectonor knew that like all other green's IL con-
tanned poison but supposed sufficient TO inurc
any one, unless taken freely The base Of the French
green, called supposed be nrscnaio Of copper which
highly poisonous. We understand that al who partook
Of the cake, less affected some very serios
though we believe oil are recovering.
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TEN DoLLAHs nEwARD,

- AN AWAY from the subscriber residing four
u miles north Of Liberty the 2s negro named
DANY. lie about 30 years ncbs. high no marx.
recoeetcd speaks quick had when away cloth
COAT white thread AMI cotton pauiaOons, Kentucky
and white wool Davy LynchbuTr IN the
spring Of lsI by Mr. Richard Sampson and bought
by MI Thomas NJ wilkinson ffoni whom purchased March
otFe year and likely ismaknr his way to oochland
The above reward VIII be given apprehension delivery
Of said negro 10 the undersigned m Bedford county
Bedford July ~. fau I-2tl FOUNTAIN G.. HURT.
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Here then you that II General jackson LETT his
sII Martin Liabilities the extent q $50 25S, G2j ne io
cash on hand and income 10 amount Of Co., 6-jOi
So you will that ne her Of these cases similar
The difference between them is simply Thu, they n-
hetod large liabilities but still large, aud resources.
but we inherited hc Liabilities without the You
crrtoiny blinded by party zeal TO zoo.
The distinction between the cases; YOU are w DIE
pair Of convincing YOU aud believe that Ephraim Join
Cd 90 bic idol. and Ict him alone"
You and your friends also go to make great parade
of figures 90 show that upon principle ~ relation the
public liabilities Inst left the iil Of March last debt
IT s62i5O4lO Now To make out thatsum you include u
che lppropuu1ns not only Tor the year 1913 but for half
olsi4as we'll as The public debt proper which bound
tocontct Opiy 81 your aearagos. Instead Of th
Of ono ycaf W. have that ~ and half ycers 90
liabilities Tie noxtCongfcss will not have any appro
p'il'ns 20 make Js the support Of the government until
JOY lsH Bat the subject Of the Wing appropra
lions and expenditures enough ms been shown and proved
% satisfy a rejecting tat the "punnF knife, long.
hud and sharp, has been applied % every department Of
che Government" o. Mr. Clay said t ought 10 be n be-
speech 90 Hanovef 10 si0 far o. % possible 10 do
o. iti ihc executive in the hand of by foul
reason and clfrupt alliance.
ROBERT T.. CARuTHERs.
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IL There deaths from yellow fever in the Charity
Hospital at " Oreads during the week ending on the 22d
July and admissions the disease on the day which
terminated the wock.-BaH. Patriot
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Ro1ERr r. MOSS } I'm the Circuit Cour, of Adam.
10, =, n,,,,...,. ( county, mississippI.
appearing the the Court h,, abl J.s,,,
- non resident Of this state that proces. OF
law cannot he served him IL ordered by Court that un,
SAID defendant appear special bail and plead
action on OF before the fret day Term OF said
Court Judgment final will be rendered money
ana effects la the gaTnhccs
OF pan' claim and all costs And further, that
,ou,' cause copy Of this order to be published ot
weeks IN newspaper called The an
"iehmoHd Virginia true copy from the
ATTEST SAINT. WOOD. Clerk
by Jas II. GALuRAirn ID. &.
ions NJ DrTuELb. Esq Ptfrs an l-,,g,,
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LAW NOTICE.
Holm ID. & WV. p. mUNFoH

u VfFN ID a WI. =. WINFOhD. ass0cIaied IN ihe
- practice Of the Law viii attend the city
Richmond and the Counties Goochllnd
pJ Office corner Of Main and lih Richmond Va
ia 1I-cIm
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6'ANvAssED SUGAR CURED HAMS 100 sugar cured Hams
- n 'nal ere, fof sale by Ian 81 JAS WINSTON
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v. N. Ixsrrrt-rr. July % laIl

" NJ INSTITUTE, July 90 isIL
ms Is TO certify that Mt JonN srRA>aK rt,dus, ~ ,,
ana on the distinguished standing which he took in all
the departments Of knowledge taught here deem h, M
qualified To instruct those be committed ,o H.
elise FRANCIS m swrr,I s. s' ,,ss
pr Enquirer will copy 4 successive times. ~ '
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BLACKwoop,s MAGAZINE

The 'Ne1r WorLd' contains the July No. ofthis
periodical. Some ofthc prose articles are of very
high order Of excellence. The following is sample
of the poetry:
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BELL TAVERN.


~ has removed To Hanover. lie will practice
The superior and County Courts of Kag William King
and Hanover addition which he will regularly attend the
Courts Of the City Of Richmond
Office Sclwin. Hanover, residence OF Aehtad Govan
Fac. Post Otcc, Richmond he 2O-dAcon
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nor SALE, my plantation in Amelia county

HUM SALE, my Plantation In Amelia county,
Il lying Flat and Nio's Creek, adjoining Lewis T.
aTve and others containing 1875 which first rate
Hat land about original growth heavily tbred the
balance good heart, and susceptible Improvement
land IN the stae-he buildings Dwelling with
built Of the best materials Zee Carriage house To
hacco Barns stables, Negro quarters &c good
need not give farther description this land disposed
70 purchase VIII lESt themselves II application be
made will sell great bargain am DESTROYS 10
House. JNO. A.. JETER.
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%" Return Nth II 0r upon a." was the wel-knOwn IN.
Junction MI G,ek mother she handed her bic shield
previous 90 the fight.
The muu,ny.wiicat
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BARNES NEW WORK.

oIisS Explanatory AMI Practical Eples to the lie
bTews by Albert Barnes, Notes ON the t;oses
&c. Just published for sale by
auI SMITH. pRINKER A MORRIS
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Wo OF OFFICE.

S1.uUI.
The above BE- tr rir frr su1 Lottery Go drawn u bf
Erchans' 10 d1y a % 1siaeS ~ Trs,s g. o-h,res DO
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GALT AND NAILS
- 40 sacks Salt
so kegs Warehouse Nab. from The Cumberland Factory
fof sale by (au w ~ HARRISON
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competent gen'lSmln VIII be appointed his DepsrmeH
during vacation
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12
RockbriAge Hands for Sale.

Ee virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me
by John liagan. (noe dec'd,) on the 4th day
OF May, 1912. and of record in the Clerks Of
hce OF Rockbrldge county, shall for the purpose
In SAID deed mentioned, proceed on the 4th day
ci November next, on the premises, to sell, by
way OF public auction, a tract of land in said
county. lying on the waters of the South River,
containing about 63& ACRES, being the same
tract on which the said llagan resided at his
death, and adjoining the lands of Samuel Mac
Key, Andrew kinnear, Henry Mackey and others.
This tract Is In high state of improvement,
Abont 200 acres are cleared, (most of it fresh,)
and Is part OF 1t fine meadow. The residue of
the tract is finely tmbered
The buildings consist of d large frame Dwelling
mouse, with all necessary outhouses, of most
cellent qualiy-a large Frame Barn. with Sheds
and Stone Siables---a Gfist Mill. neatly finished.
Saw Mill and large Stone House, formerly
used as Disiiiery,) with water power attached,
sufficient for any ordinary Machinery.
Ii is not often that such property is put into the
Market Though the terms of the deed require
cash, yet the creditor will install the purchase mo-
ney In equal payments of 6. IL and l6 months.
Cash sufficient however, will be required i'm hand,
to pay the expenses of sale.
The land and tenements are now unoccuped
and iull possession will be given on the day Of
sale. The widow Of John flagan will unite in
conveying, and accept out of the purchase money,
compensation for her Dover. The sale will
positively take place. and will commence al IL
O'Clock, NJ Acting trustee, / shall only self
and convey such title as the Deed of Trust vests
in me. JAMES ID. DAVIDSON,
Trustee.
Lexington, Oct. s. 1Si3.-tds
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6 &sA
WgcTTooN sALEYM
Z "a GP
EXECUTORS SALE
OF REAL AND PERSONAL
2 II o = e r TY.

I N pursuance of the last will and testament Of
George Patterson, decd will be sold on Thurs.
day the Seth day of November next, at his late
residence,
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing about one HUNDRED AND EIGH.
Tf SIN ACRES, on which there are
Nj + r G ii ANT MILL,
OIL MILL, SAW MILL, AND CARDINC
MACuiNES, all in good order. (The Land is
ofgood quality to produce Grain or Grassy
4, "A DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, SC.
Also--The Plantation on which he lived will
be rented during Susan Paiterson's lifetime
Also--AIl his Personal Property will be sold.
consisting of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs Wa
gons and Gear. Farming Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Hay,
Sc. &c.
TERMS-'rhe Land will be one-third in hand,
and the remainder in four equal annual nslalmen,s,
with approved personal security, and deed Of
trust on the Land for a full performance of the
payments. That rented, to be paid annually, in
cash.
A credit of twelve months will be given on the
personal property. Further particulars made
known OH day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, and continue
from day to day till finished.
- All persons having claims against the
Estate are requested to present them, properly au-
theniicated. that arrangements may be made TO
liquiGate them. according TO their proper dignity.
All persons indebted to the Estate, il is hoped will
be prepared for prompt settlement, as the money
is needed for the above.
JOHN PATTERSON, Executor.
October 5, lSi3-,ds
Cey~ The Rockingham Register will insef, Till
day of sale.
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WMswWTWs yggND@Y Q

VtNHE subscriber has erected foundry at Vesu-
- yius Furnace for the double purpose OF making
all articles usually executed at foundres, and o
manufacturing the Livingston county plow. This
pillow was first used in the county OF Rockbridge
but little more than one year ago since then,
many Of our most intelligent farmers who have
had an opportunity Of testing it, have given the
strongest testimony OF its value cheap, eff
cicnt, and strong aricle---ndeed it is believed
that all without single exception, who have
purchased and tried this plow during the past
year, have been highly pleased with its operation,
and have been generally convinced that it will
soon supercedo all Others now in use. The pat
terms which the subscriber NOW has, were made
by the Patcniee during the past year, expressly
Tor the State of Virginia and are believed to be
an Improvement upon the form of his first patterns
particularly in having stronger turning power.
The old patterns for the paints and slides Of this
plow, and all the patterns for the self sharpening
pillow, are at this foundry also comp lele sett
of patterns for the T'hreshing Machine iIoRsE
Power formerly made by Mr.. Bradley. Allkinds
OF iron turning neatly executed. The foundry
will be under the management of Mr. Schuyler
Bradley, whose reputation as moulder is a sufli-
ted. In asking a share Of the public patronage
Tor this foundry, the subscriber relies entirely upon
these facts that all his TASKS Of his patterns
are new that his materials and workmen are the
very best in the valley; and That he is determined
10 spare expense to make it in all respects such
an establishment as will meet the wants of this
community. MATTHEW BRYAN.
March 30, lSi3.-I2m
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oyMM ZOE w 0MMs .

'HNllIS preparation has now stood the test of
l. several years trial, and is confidently recon-.
amended as safe and eii,c,ual medicine for en-
pellmg worms from the system. The unexam-
pied success that has attended its administration
in every case where the patient was really aflict-
ed with worms. certainly renders it worthy the at
tention Of Physicians.
The proprietor has made ii point to ascertain
the result of lis use in such cases came within
his knowledge and obsorvation-and he nvarla-
bly, found it to produce the most salutary effects
unfrequen,ly after nearly all the ordinary pre-
partitions recommended for worms had been prev-
ousy resorted to without any advantage. This fact
is at,ested by the certificates and statements of
hundreds of respectable persons in dieren, parts Of
the country-and should induce families always
to keep vial in their possession. l, is mild in
its operation, and may be administered with per-
fec. safety to the most delicate infant. For sale
by JAMES 4. PATTERSON.
Staunton, July 90, 1919.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12
La ND FOR SALE.

A GREEABLY 10 the last will and testament
OF John Walker, decd, shall on Monday
the 9Th OF November next, proceed TO sell pub
licly to the highest bidder, on the premises,
tract of Land, lying in the lower end of Augusta
county, adjoining the lands of Thomas Walker
George kersh. Benjamin Wellar, and others, sup
posed to contain $50 ACRES. The improve
ments are small house and about thirty acres of
cleared land-the rest is in original growth, well
tlmhered and land OF a good quality, and consi-
dered more valuable than if the greater part of it
cleared.
The terms will be The one-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid on the first day of March next
and the balance in three equal annual payments,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security,
and the title in the land will DO retained until the
purchase money is paid up. The land will be
shown to any person wishing to purchase by Mr..
Thomas W alker, living near the land, or by the
subscriber. ALEX'R WALKER,
Oct. 0. lS43.--ids. Executor.
s The Rockingham Register will insert till
day vi sale and charge this office.