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THE OLD MAID.

Like tree that hath no fruit,
Nor solitary shoot,
Stands she there,
An uglyymaid, startched and stald,
Wrinkled cheeks and teeth decayed,
And grey hair.
Yet the figure lank and long,
Was the theme of many a song,
Long ago;
And her voice was like the note
or the bird of sweetest throat,
That you know.
Now, she has peaked nose,
And around her eyes the crows
Feet are seen,
And her thin lips pucker in
Just as she'd eating been,
Simmons green.
Like a shrivel apple now,
She hangs upon the bough
or life's tree, bare,
Though all can plainly see
That she had rather be
Like PEAR. .
Her voice when she is speaking
Like rusty hing's creaking,
Crates the ear
Those fingers once so white,
Like the talons of kite,
Now appear.
No longer do the bcaux,
Through the rain and through the SHOWS
To her flock;
In her cOmfortless abode,
She is lonely as a toad
In his rock.
Hating routs and parties, she
Takes TO scandal and to tea,
And her cat
Goes to church and evening prayers
Is he head of Ladies Fairs
And all that.
She would almost give her nose
For the meanest of the beaux,
Once rejected. ....
Maiden coyness all aloof,
She would take him at-frst proof,
Uuinspected.
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I ETTER5 Of Administration hnving
S/beon granted to the undersigned on
the Estate OF fumes Brdbham, deceased
al tho February Term, 1914, Of tic FRO
bate Court Of Amile county persons
indebted to said Estate, are required TO
make immediate payment; and those ho.
wing claims against the same, arc re.
quested to present them duly nulhenica-
ted within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
JAMES BRAZILIAN,
administrator.
May IL, 1874 lows
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mi. I,Fsuona Vis9s --''lIm should q
.nv nation, contrary 10 0uf wishes, sop
600 i may better fud IVA advantage by
fmhnuIng lie system Of prohibitions, do
-, ard regulations, Il bchooyos W. u
pfDluo, our citizens, their commerce and
Navigation, by counter prohibitions, du'
l|Hs, and regulations also, Free com.
2nefco and navigation are not TO be given
TO- exchange for restrictions aud yoSa'
tl9ns, nor afo ihoy likely ~ produce a 70.
lA2Alion Of them
"Tho following principles, being loun'
dedln recpfocit ny. appear perfectly Just,
and 10 offer no cause Of complaint to any
nation - Sh.ibgriNe Nro,
~. Where n nation imposes high du.
liios on our productions or prohibits them
altogether, II may be proper Tor US to 40
the same by theirs; FIRST burdenlng or on
gliding those productions when 'hey
bring here in competition with our own OF
the same kind selecting next such man
ufabthtes as we take from them IN great
est quantity, and which, at the same time,
we could the soonest furnish to ourselves,
sor obluin from otherI countries; imposing
on them duties, lighter al first, but heav.
ier and heavier afterwards, as other
channols Of supply open. Such duties
having the effect Of indirect encourage
mont 10 domestic manufacturers Of the
same kind, may induce the manufacturer
ocome himself into these States, where
cheaper subsistence, equal laws, and
vent of his wares, free Of duty, may en-
sure him the highest profits from his
xiii and industry. And here il would
bsin the power Of the State Governments
70 co operate essentially, by opening the
resources Of encouragement which are /
under their control; extending them lib. {
orally to artists in those particular branch
% Of, manufacture for which their soil,
climate, population, and other circum- I
stances have matured them, and foster n
ing the precious efforts and progress of 4
household manufacture, by some patron
age, suited to the nature of its objects,
Rmided Ivy the local information they pos 1
sess, and guarded against abuse by their
presence and attentions. The oppres-
sions on our agriculture in foreign ports
would thus be made the occasion of re-
ieying it from dependence on the coun-
Ills and conduct Of theirs, and of promo
ling arts, manufactures, and population at
home" Am. State Papers, vol. |, p.
300.
These views, founded in obvious Dus
ice, are as applicable to day as in '73,
ind in all future time as today. They
orm the basis OF true and sei-sus-
dining National policy, and no wise
5latesman will venture TO disregard them
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sTA1E on MIHHIBsIl'li,J

hnifr c0UafF,
H. H pffleHs IN TgssiTd ~ NE H,m Ne
isH n ganN u. ClsrOH, dsosas,d 100
DRHgTina
" UU arc hereby cited 10 be- obJ PEI
II sonall appear before The Probate
Coufi of Aniio County, on mo FOntih
Monday IN iimc nsn, 10 show cause, N
any you eau, Why the following Real ".
tate belonging 10 said docoasod's Estate
should not b. ordered 10 b. sold, to.wili--
Tho cast part Of tie north east quarter VI
section number ., Of township number 3,
Of range number 4, cast containing i32
acres three rooJs and lhiny pofches and
twelve tweniy.hlihs u purchase, being
bounded md described as follows, viz
Beginning nj white oak NJ tho nonh
cast corner Of said section, running south
ono hundred aud fny four porches 10 d
red oak stake, thence west one hundred
and thiry.oighl perches and three links
to u pine stake, thence north one hundred
and 6ny perchos to laurel stake, thence
east 10 the place Of commencement said
lands is slunted IN Amito County. II is
further ordered BY tho Court that this
Citation be published in the Liberty Ad
yocpte aud WoodyiIIo Republican, for the
lime prescribed by law.
AM. WITNESS the Honorable
S2s6g{ks JonN WALKER, Judge of Pro.
HAyYSS bate Of said County, the
S Fourth Monday of April, a,
TN" D., One Thousand Eight Hun.
drcd and Forty.four
Issued cath April 1914.
s. X. DAVIS, CPk.
April 81, 1914.
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NOTICE..

A L the June Term, 1914, of the Pro
IA bate Court of Ami,e county, will
present my account as Administrator, in
right of my wife Lettitia Kinnabrew, for
merly Lettitia Caraway, Administrators
on the Estate OF Bryant A. Cara,oay, de-
ceased, for final settlement and allow.
ance.
J. G. KINNABREW, Admr.,
in right Of his wife l.. Kinnabrew.
May IL, 1914. lows
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Another Treaty. understand that
= treaty, negotiated by Mr.. Wheaton,
our Minister at Berlin, with the German
Customs Union has been completed and
was received BY the President on Thurs
DAY. The treaty will, we understand,
g Immediately transmitted by the Pre-
.aldent 10 the Senate Madisonian.
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NOTICE..

IVU IIOL, =
A N Instructor, wishes TO be informed
IN Of neighborhood that wants a
school. The course oftuition if requisite,
will be confined 10 an English Education |;
but if required, will be extended TO Clas-
sic Literature and the highest branches of
science. Those who may feel interested
will apply at this office, or at F. G. Tai
bert's. The writer wishes 10 remain in
Amiie county
April 90, 1914. IF
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New Advortiaom o nts.
LUMBER.

YNuE Bisam Mil two miles hou,h u
n Libsny, Ia agsln 10 operation, uh.
der lhs management ~ James Eababt =,
William n H. Ryder, All Jamos N But
10y, under The ffm, Dane ~ James Bus
banks A. Go.
They viii soil lumber y, tho following
rates, viz
Flooring Ter lbous"pd lset, so 90
Ceiling, 10 90
Weathefboafjiog, " 90
scantling, " 10
Tough Edge, 10 00
IN all case. cash must be paid on IN
king the lumber from tho yard, except
by special contract The bfist Mil Ia 10
full operation.
May II, l8il IONS
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NOTICE..

A T the June Term, 1914, of the Pro
IA bate Court Of Amite comfy, we
will present the account Of L. L. Wealth
ersby, deceased, late co-cxecutor, Of Lew
is Weathersby for final settlement.
ELPHANEY WEATHERSBY,
WIN. OBIER, Executors.
April 81, 1914. 8w3
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Lines composed bythe side Of the Dedth-deo
of WILLIAM C.. maxwell.

Lines composed by the side Of the Dedth-be
of WILLIAM C. maxwell.
o! come not yet, thou monarch Death
Whyl here so soon!
Touch not his form--what? ask his breath!
Too great boon!
Thou'rt, now, too ncar--ah stop. depart!
Great JOY twill give
Keep thy cold finger from his heart!
o! let him live!
Thy friend, disease, him much distressed
Long laid him low!
Pain, grief, and fear, have done their best
Thou-pity show!
Misery's cups oerhowing now
1t swells each limb, chills, sweats, his brow!
See, how his friends do grieve and mourn
And long, this anguish, they have borne.
So kind, so loved-why must he die?
From friends, so dear-why must he fly?
Death comes! o! see--he sinks from pain!
He Dies--how still--neer did complain!
Oh! pity Death should steal such worth;
One honest, kind, as walks this earth!
So good--long honored be his name;
For Virtue proudly sounds his fame.
d. w. ELMORE.
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March 80, 1914.
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned having been ap-
pointed commissioners to receive
and audit claims against the Estate OF
Hezekidh F. Harrington, deceased (rcpor :
ted insolvent,) by the Probate Court Of
Amite county, Mississippi, at the March
Term, 1914, will meet al the Court House
in the Town Of Liberty, FOR that purpose,
on the first Wednesday in each month for
The ensuing six months.
S. K. DAVIS,
B. W. SMITH,
Commissioners.
March 80. 1914 lmG
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NOTICE.

A t the June Term, 1914, of the Pro.
IA bate Court OF Amite county, will
present my account as Administrators de
boniS non, on the Estate Of Dar'd Kmna.
6rep, decea Sed for final settlement and
allowance.
J. G. KlNNABREW,
Administrator.
May II, 1914. .. lows
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Keep your Sons Employed. Let play
be but their occasional privilege, end
they will enjoy it far more highly. En-
pIoy them in the garden, il you have one,
as work is not play. Give them rcgu'
lar and daily duties ubout the house
IT will do them no harm TO perform
humble services. 1t will help you, and
help them still more, to have them bring
wood or coal, to scour the knives, to maze
their own beds, to keep their room in or
der. You may thus render them highly
useful, and greatly contr buted to their
and future welfare. Louis
Philippe, the present king of France,
was IN childhood and early youth, re.
qured to wait upon himself in the per.
torrance of the humblcst Offices i was
through this culture that he was trained
ID TO be one of the most remarkable men
IF the present age.
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llir. Benton on the Teras Teaty.-The
G|pbe also conlaines letter from Mr..
benton, upon the Texas treaty. He is
il favor OF annexation, and thinks it will
hebrought about herea fter-but he is op-
lpaaed 10 the treaty now before the Sea-
90 He is however for discussing the
lFsaty liz open Senate, and says he shall
make motion to that effect. He char.
.ges those who have originated that trea-
~, as wanting in Judgment and patriot
asm," and their conduct Inconsistent and
"-B.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY, SIS.

PROBATE Court, April Term, 1914.
INN PETITION Of Sarah Jones
" widow Of William Jones, Senior,
deceased-It is ordered by the Court that
Cita tons be issued to all persons interes-
ted in the following Real Estate of said
deceased, TO appear at the June Term,
1914, Of the Probate Court Of said Coun-
ty. and shew cause, i! any they can, why
a Writ Of Dover in favor of said Sarah
Jones, should not be issued for the pur-
pose Of having her Dover in said lands
allotted and set apart, to-wit.--The south
west quarter Of section number 4, in
township number 2, of range number 4,
cas-, lying and being in Amite County,
and further to do and su fer such other
things as shall be considered of them,
and ordered by The said Court in the pre-
misses. 1t is further ordered that this CT
talIon be published in the Liberty Adyo-
cate for four weeks succ essively.
>>,l..4, WITNESS the Honorable
-&NGGk JOHN WALLER, Judge Of Pro.
ESSRS bate Court of Amite County,
9laiS on the Fourth Monday OF
wv" April, A. d., One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Forty-four. .
Issue d 9Th April 1914. r.,.
t.. S. R. DAVIS, CIk.
April 81, 1914. 8w4
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
To all persons interested in the foilowinG
Real Estate Of GEORGE WILSON, decedS
ed-GREETING: ....
" GU are hereby cited to 90 and per-
q sonalIy appear before the Probate
Court of Amte county, on the Fourl
| Monday in July neat, and shew cause il
any you can, why the same should moi
be ordered to be sold, wit:--The undi.
vided half of fractional section numberI4
in township number 4, OF range numoer
], east; containing $50 acres, lying in
Franklin County, and State aforesaid -
Also tract of land situate, lying and be-
ing in Amite County, and State aforesaid,
designated more particuly as lying and
being about thirty miles east of NatcheZ,
on the Homochitto River, which it ap-
pears was surveyed for Elias Bonnell, on
the 18th Of September l791--by virtue
Of war rant, dated 9Th May, 1890, certi-
fled 3lst May, 1893, and patented LIST
June, 1899; containing 400 arpents, more
or less.-Also fractional section number
Is, in township number |, east, situate
in the County and State AFORESAID. 1t is
further ordered by the Court that this CT
tation be published in the Liberty Advo-
cate and Woodvile Republican for tho
time prescribed by law, ...
>,..s.. WITNESS the Horabe
.;&N@M JOHN WALKER, Judge of Pro.
NSN< bate Of said County, at the
sG$ Court House thereof on The
INV Fourth Monday of April A..
D., One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Forty-four.
Issued 24th April 1914.
S. r. DAVIS, CIk.
April 81, 1914. 8w6
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May II, 1914
NO TTCE.

A T the June Term, 1914, of the Pro.
"A bate Court of Amte county, | will
present my account as Administrator on
the Estate OF William Strawn, deceased
for final settlement an allowance.
BALAM STRAWN,
Administrator.
April 81 1914. 8w3
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s mr.. Van Buren, on The Teras Question:
The Globe contains a very long letter
from Mr.. Van Buren,, addressed to Mem
Ut of Congress, on the subject of the
sanpexation of Texas. La that letter his
eFiaws are expressed against annexation,
md the deliberate rejection Of the propo-
econ Of annexation, made by him Wills,
Nv was President, is stated, and the rea-
lbs Of it adhered to. So this eXtraor-
sdiDary treaty, sprung upon the country
ssol suddenly and so Unexpectedly, is re-
INFLATED by the leaders OF the two parties,
Ind will be, we should suppose, almost
iaazanimously rejected by the Senate.-Ib.
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STATE OF MISSlSSlppI.l

ANl1E CouNrY, 49,
To all persons Interested IN tic Real rs.
tate If GABRIEL W. llERRiNCToN, a mi.
nor .-GREgriNG:
" GU are hereby cited to be and per
Il sonolIy appear before the Probate
Court Of Amito County, on the Fourth
M0nddy in June next, to shew cause, il
any they can, why the following Real Es.
tate belonging TO said minor, should no,
DO ordered TO be sold, to-wii:-Thc eos,
half, OF the north west quarter, of section
number %, in township number l2, Of
range number |, west; in the district OF
lands subject 10 sell a, Mount Salus, Mis-
sissipPi, containing 80 1900 acres--and
the east half. Of the south east quarter, Of
section, number Is, in township number
IL, Of range number ], west; containing
81 1900 acres, in the district Of lands
subject to sell at Mount Salus, Mississippi
land the west half, Of the south west
quarter, Of section number H. in town.
ship number 90, Of range number |, west,
70 84-lO0 acres, in he dis
trict Of lands offered for sale at Mount
Salus, MlsslsSippi and The east hall, OF
the south west quarter, of section number
ID, in township number IL, Of range num-
Der west; containing 10 84-loO acres,
in the Choctaw district, and State Of Mis-
sissippi.
1t is further ordered by the Court that
this Citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate" and "Woodvile Republican,"
for the time prescribed by law.
,>ss!..t1< WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
NWMz WALKER, Judge of Probate OF
SSENS said County, the Fourth Mon
~ day Of March, A. D., One Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Forty-four.
Issued 3O,h March, 1914.
s, X, DAVIS,
Clerk.
March 80, 1914. .. Awe
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March 80,
NOTICE.

NOTICE. "
Il ETTERS Of Administration having
Abeen granted to the undersigned on
the Estate of John Smylie, deceased, at
the February Term, l844, of the Pro-
bate Court Of Amite county-All persons
indebted TO said Estate, are required TO
make immediote payment; and those ha-
wing claims against the same, are reques.
ted 10 present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
G. A. HUDSON,
administrator.
March 2, 1914 Saws
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A r the June Term, 1871, of the Pro-
"a bate Court OF Amite county, we
W i'll present the account Of L. L. Wea H.
erSJy, deceased, late co-ac mnistrator oil
Solomon Weathersby for final settlement,
ELPHANEY WEATHERSBY,
WIN. OBlER, Admr's.
April 81, 1914. 8w3
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DIED-At his residence in this Coun-
ty, on Wednesday morning, the 18th inst,
after lingering illness, MIR. WILLIAM c.
MAXWELL, aged Sc,
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NOTICE.

A I the June Term, 1914, of the Pro.
IN bate Court Of Amiie county, will
present my account ms Guardian of Mary
Ann n. Spurfock, FOR final settlement and
allowance.
r. j. SPURLOCK,
Guardian.
April 6, 1914. 5w3
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bsys lsfsunlo alhsod or seals, res.
DHi'sly
pons At Washington, The ivslnb dsy
sfhydl, eighteen hundred ani iof'y iouf
G CALHOUN. Iiieal |
AlAC VAN ZANDT, 'joal
= n, rtNCkNEY IlsNDEli5ON, 5osl
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March 80: 1914
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To all persons interested in the ,foiLOnoing
Real Estate Of GEORGE WILSON, decedS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
For he Frse Pr.


MEssas. EDIroRs:-PermiI me to irespass 40
f.f up6E your columns as 10 eive-a dat contra.
aIe.ion. 10 slanderous publication which 6rs,
appeared 10 The "Washinglon Spectator. . ana
rseenliy in the ss0hio Democratic Ggara y II
yhich il Is stated that I. in connection win
Messrs. John Vansant, William Turner. Robe, !
Torner and solomon Sisley, had CHANGED ffom
warm Supporters Of Harrison 10 1910. ID polk
and Dallas Loco Focos, in 1914 Nov il 4 a
base fslsehood. and known@lo be such here. a.
vel I'M regardto each Of the other gentlemen
Is myself, except Mr. Staley, who cas-, The onIv
Wing vote, llearn, he ever did cast. fcr Harri.
son. As for myself, | disclaim all sympathy
With the preseot Loco Foco party, and wish Il
published 10 the world, that gofor Clay. Pre-
iinehnIseh and the United States, and aeains,
Polk, Dallas and Texas. have loolmuch bride
10 allow This base libel 10 90 unconlradic,ed. and
respectfully request all Editors, who have pub
llshed the statement alluded to, 10 give his an
assertion. PATRICK HENRY SLOUGH. 7
Shspherdstown, jefferson Co. Va. D
September 9Th, 1874.
PsS. My name is improperly written schepck
byihe person who FIRST had i; published.
P. II. s.
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FOR SAFE.

aIOFFER Tor sale. ne following Tracts OF
u fne Land. in tie Counties u Jefferson and
Berkeley - y.
]. a Tract oil go Acres, three miles
below Msrtinsanr<. now ID he tenancy 81 Du-
gald Campbell, Ehcss Term expiees IL April.
2. TwoFsrm8 OF about 500 Acres each.
IN Berkeley and Jefferson ceasties. On 0peqaoy.
with extensive and reryrich low grounds,now *
the occupancy Of Henjainip Boiey.
B. Ny Hazls6eId Estate, of 600 Acres
70 Be sold entire Or divided.
4. My Sulphur Spring Tract;@oi 40
Acres. on opequdh. with very me. sulphur
Spring, which wis for Rany years known as
Menghini's Salphsif Spsing.
These Tracts will be- snla on The moss accoa H.
NOD ating terms bnd disiaea where praeticabie,
70 suit purchasers lnlmtdiats pssmeai Of 10
part Of the purchase money viii % required
provided, interest ba paid ana good security
with mortgages IN the premises Be gwen. The
terms will be made as easy and accommodating
as any purchases can ass.
u, ST.. G TUCKER:
Hszle6eid. Sept 81, ls43--tf
The tenants "a the lands will shos thu pre-.
nisss. aud gre guch Information Is may be de-
sirable.
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ne rillsb,rs HAIRY of he West" il no.ie-
q several speeches male in that quarter ~
lsruonY KEnnEpr. ESQ.,. Of this couniY. ssys
rThis eloquent virginf1n has rendered
,sfy Efficient service 10 the cause Of who
principles ID The Western part Of our Sss,e
Wherever. he has attended the many meet.
'.gs and convenlions 10 the Western conn.
~. be has been listened 10 With wrsnped
attention. His able. comprehensive snd
.l.,r sxposilion Of the Protective lboI;cv
~oold saiisfy he most ardent friend 81 ~
s,u,e add no one can listen 10 The resui,
4 his sound argument, without 1eiI;ne
soovincsd that the objects coniended for
!. This csmpsign BY the Whig partv are
;5entical ID ihe North and 10 The Soa,h
nd thai i, is fsarlessly met sverywbese
SAFELY this consistency. standing as il dos
n such contrasts 10 our opponents. should
sonmend itself with convincing sueees.
4 tbe thinking and rational portion of4hai
ssr,y. Wing spirits are not 10 be damn.
ned. Mr. Kennedy delivered : speech
.ftwo hours length 10 the hardy farmer,
n MI. Jackson last week, and nos ons
Hinehed 10 their attention although ,hey
1000 10 the midst Of the most pi,iIess and
.se,hing storm Of the season. The mere
sght Of the determined spirit would have
s;yen the Polkites the 2 ceruleaa biuesp
shicb would havsIemsined schronic' for
! Twelve month."
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BRICK HOUSE

situated 10 Harpers-Ferr, on Shenandoah street,
opposite the y. 8. Arsenal. constituting part
OF the splendid range Of new brick buildings Id
said treet. This property is valuable for occur
pancy as Tavern or Store, having been occu-
pied for both purposes.
" Terms ;---0ne-lhird Of the purchase money
ensh---,he balance in two equal payments in six
aud Twelve months from the day Of sale, with
interest, The sale 10 beapproved BY the Court,
upon IheFeporl thereof by The undersigned
EDWARD LUCAS, Jr..
Sent s, 1874. Trustee.
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FOR RENE.

ITO algood plough and seedsman so acfks Of
i Lsbd, I'll Of winch Is well ssi 10 csokEf--
some HAVING laid over two years Alses 25
acres more. zen calculated for closerseed, land
now ready for the scythe. Persons wishhR loI
sngage ID sneh, upon The shares will apFB loH
The subscriber. er 10 Mr. Joshua Ciipp, ssho'
may be seen al my river farm al slmsslsahY
time. who will gise such information 81 saAy
be, reqosred., IS 70 terms. &c intending 10.
cIesr portion Of ny wood tand those wss1iag
such. upon EARLY application, can Be s.l.taisd
With cchper-shH8 This prssenis also asiinc
chance tb wagons msk ers and Others.
GEORGE BApKHoijgE
August %. 1874 ST