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The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-03-21

The following IS from the Clevelan
(Ohio) Herald:
climber from six to eighteen inche
through, is cut twenty-four feet long
and piled up lengthwise in the centr
of the road about five feet high, bein,
nine feet wide al the bottom and two a
the top, and then covered with straw
and earth in the way of coa!-pits. Tn
earth required 10 cover the pile, takel
from either side, leaves two good sizeC
'ditches, and the timber although no
split, is easily charred, and when char
red, the earth is removed to the side O
the ditch, the coal raked down to {
width Of fifteen feet, having it two fee,
thick at the centre and one at the sides
and the road is completed"
A road Of this kind IS now being made
in the Cotton Wood swamp, near Bliss
field, in Michigan. From the writer
above quoted, we learn that about Sc
venty rods ere completed, twenty of
which have been used for the last seven
months and the balance for three
months; and as 1t is on the grea; thor
oughlare " est, and as, in addition, on
an average, sixteen heavy loaded teams,
TO and from Ashery, pass over it daily,
1t has been very well tried during the
winter and spring, and yetthere is now
no appearance Of ruts, but it presents
an even, hard surface.
The road is said to become very COM
pact, and to be free from mud or dust.
Hon. Elisha Whittlesy and MIR. New
ton, an engineer, who inspected the
BiissEeld road above mentioned, state
that they passed over it the morning
after rain.
'At each end Of the different sections
OF the Goa road, the mud on the caus-
way was belly deep, where there was
tirat depth Of earth; and nearly or
=
quite half axletree deep where logs
were broken; when, on the coal-road.
there was not the least water standing,
and the empress Of feet Of horses pas
sing rapidly over it, was like that made
On hard washed sand, as the surf re-
cedes on the shore of the lake. The
water is not drained from the bitches.
and yet there are no. ruts or inequali-
lies in the surface Of the coaI-road, ex-
cept what is produced by more compact
packing on the line ofrraveI. We think
i! is probable that coal will fully com
Densate for the deficiency OF lime stone
md gravel in many sections of the west
and where a road is to be constructed
through forest land, that coal may be
lscd at fourth of the expense of lime
tone"
The Misoiesifpion al Jack son. Miss,
'emarks:
We understand it is in Contemplation
0 build charcoal roadwfrom Pamela
fanola county, TO Delta, on the Mis-
isslPpl river, in the county ofCoahoma.
The road will pass through large bo-
y OF the state and school lands, thus
realty enhancing their value. We |
rust the charter will be granted by the
legislature, and that the work will pro- |
ress without delay. The experiment |
t charcoal roads has been tried with |
uccess in lIinoise and Ohio, and such
road IS IN progress OF erection be-
Teen the far famed Salt River and the
Ity OF Louisville. We wish TO see the
Experiment. tried in Mississippi, not
oubting its entire success.
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IeraS Senators.--Gen. Houston aud
Gen. Rusk have beer elected by the Ie-
gislature Of Texas, United States Sena-
tors in Congress.
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INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-A collision took
place recently between two armed
parties of whites and Indians near
Mnscoday, in Wiscosin. The Indians
hired without effect, when the whites
returned the fire and killed four. Gov
DODGE communicated the facts 10 the
Territorial Legislature, who passed a
resolution calling upon the General
Government for troops to protect them
The indians, it seems, had previously
stolen canoe, for which they were
pursued and beaten by some whites.
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Saturday March 81, 1915.

NOTICEs-All communications should be
addressed To The Editor cfde Lynr. This is
important to US.
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BATAVIA, CLERMoNT Co, ONO, }
Feb, l4th 1916.

TeD., l4ln 1910.
Dear Sir have purposiy DELAYED
writing to you relative to our expert
ment of the Charcoal road, until time
had tested the work; particularly until
after the break up Of the winter. lam
now glad to inform you that the result
of the experiment has been thus far en-
inently successfully. Our road has
been used for two months; in the course
of which time, the weather has been
wet, then excessively cold, and that foI
lowed by a break up, rendering the
common roads impossible for a loaded
wagon; although the road now is al
most knee deep on both ends Of our
charcoal road, the latter remains as
firm and solid as stone road. Indeed
It is the general opinion, and | concur
in it, that had coating of McAda missed
limestone been placed there of the same
thickness, and under the same un favor
able clrcumstances-it would have been
cut Throughout road, you may re-
member, was constructed on a piece of
swampy ground, the worst that could
be found, and no previous paratior
OF grading or ditchihg was made; at
present 1t is smooth, the upper surface
PuiVerised and packed hard. The far
mers OF the vicinity who use the road.
ana are more competent to Judge of its
durability and utility than myself, be-
lleVe the plan far preferable to a stone
road and as an evidence of their sim
cerIty, have forwarded petition TO the
Legislature now in Sc ssion, for n char-
ter to construct road of this kind from
Batavia to Hillsborough, 80 miles. n
see from the papers, that the desired
law has been passed, and it is probable.
the stock will be taken.
You are aware that charcoal rot and
as 1t is an excellent non-conductor. the
ground beneath our road did not freeze
consequently, the break up, usually SO
Injurious 10 stone roads, when the frost
comes out Of the ground, had no sensi-
Bile effect on our road.
| have IN conclusion no hesitation in
expressing my opinion, and it is the
opinion of all other conversant with the
subject, that charcoal roads in flat coun-
tries, wet and in the WOODS, is decided-
ly preferable to stone.
Yours Respectfully, &c.
THOiS. L. SHIELDS. /
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OF Among the laws passed by our
Legislature, is one for the more perfect
security and protection of married wo-
men and their property. 1t authorizes
them TO make contracts, acquire and
dispose of property; record of their
real and personal estate is to be madeinu
six months from the passaqa0| <16 a~
and afferwarfis.ins4 e. 14>f-s <I<s - |{or ~
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Congressional Distric iS:-The folio
wing is the division of the counties Of
this state into congressional districts:
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ipq he If Virginia msy nat Put in her claim fdf share
IN this 2ieai pf.z-. Lite u.his sf4eu at fase IL all
sarne sleng the Mssssppi, Missouri aud The oh,. To
the t1a-en city o. The Nrsi, there Ia tai. The dfeci
/ lo New lark. We viii. 10 our Investigator iheta
isse uaaks thai city punt iEom ~hci 4, Gun
puie dtisiers 10 Ailanlic Hsthei. FTuiD incInna
10 Cleveland 5UU ites; ifbh tiegslspd 10 he Lake
ieam,aus ~ The Aes fotk aud Ere rail rad, 2oo
uirs, lro,u ntnee ~ Nea Aark. $50 understanding
eigh, aa .dfrd aud c9hi, ,.er. fiom CInrinnaiI Ia
Coy sadue lU9 mites, iiein Ooy andvtle 10 Re'anIid
550 uill~ nskiag bui sx bundled aud tea mlrs--
thus fnd. have tie advantage ~ distance 81 10
mites. Bur THIS not The only advantage. Ours 10
mute TO the scat oi tie Feieal Govern
aeai aud 5ole pass Though the nlusi de-
llg hfiul climate ii his c,ntinest.
BuI vii not iriublr ,oa with any examination 81
the Inducements bich would present themselves 10
traveller al Cincinnati u adopt The Virginia roulr.
They al readily oceBf the muIeBt attention Is d1fre
ted 10 toe saAyes Noa Outstanding th,sr lucis
told that ranno rsbpsis successfully III tue western
trade aud Ifarsl would ark to persist IN the
expression u such uplnlons give feasns lhrie
lot. eJni - ! caniut descefH them -hecsuse viii
aol concede thai II tglaa Viii make the shortest rail
rad hsl can b. constructed ro The dr waters Of lite
Atlantic 10 the Ohio riyef, and construct ts.
unirs, thai The people vi tbs West Viii navel II.
ndecd there De- reasonable ground tT ieaf such
lhuse adsered 10; b1t The coutfsfy. IT my conf
dent belief, that HE travel alone. Which would he un
this mute five years ifoB lis eompello, would pay
interest lie east and thai Tue general tpnage would
only have be faxed T The nainidlnance oi the ne
Should such be the result, ffln WILL Tor generations
Il coe, hal the SAT- sDen no saI ali IN his acie e,
mcn,, as The mosl worthy Vl her suns. trust SIR
nay. kno" you will bear part IN lhls great work,
mark by apalfo,is deyutun yaur State.
Ffum my humble walk Ia HE, snail lu9k with spli>
cliude. iof the rrsuli OF your delibelaons wh e
ings OF love for Virginia lieieasns her fortunes
Ia saae. AMHERST.
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.EEss' CG.s'CL nv.
Young, a. Ef(3yXIES.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the EN-
Il TIRE STOCk or GROGE RIES belouglng
Bow lee Aeref, has laken into partnership WIN MA
Paul L. Bowrs OF that concern, and will continue The
Gnc,ry and Commission business, al the old stand oil
Bbnles Arree. II lak,s This opportunity 10 return
his thanks his old customers, who have
inrfsll3 patron zed hun ~hlls d0ag business IN his
his nam well 10 HE old concern ol Bryant &
Young, and bcgs leave ask o, them continuance o
their lay0nfs 10 the euGcefn, promising them lha
they III find Their Sac, vi Goods large and well as
sorted any in the upper country, and no ello Oh leif
part shall be spared 10 give satisfaction
WM. +. YOUNG.
Jan. | 10
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..'GYECE.

tIllE SUBSCRIBER has this day, enierfd MO
/ partnership with WIN. 4. Young, lof the purp,s .
# e,noartiog GROCERY AND COMMITS
SION BUSTNuSS,aud after reforming his sckho"i
geais 10 his burner custom, ~, who have 50 oea-
ly exendr 10 hun their patronage whilst 10 the late
cnt.In ut B,srs Acre. begs leave 10 say to ihel.
that. IN The ncs Concern, ihry will 6nd larger aho
moe general ffeut 81 Groceries, than he has hefe
nipe had the pleasure o a rip2 them. ard asks con
II tleif patronage 10 tie new Concern, rs wen
rs call ifon, tie public generally promising them, that
II prompt ateniian hnsntss and b1fgahs shall pe
any indoeemeni. they shall not % away Disappointed
PAUL c. BOW LES.
Jan
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EST Az @ 20 w.

~ ~ apon bis land, this Is lhefeiofe' Ia
ktcAzaY The name Of the commonwealth, Ia
xAsAkA- comlnsnJ you, having been iifs dai,
s,,o,c H., That pufppsp bere me ether justice
Of The pence ln this county 10 view aud appfase 'he
said esray and certify the value thereof under you'
hands together with particular description oil The hhd
marks brand stature. coour, and aye o the SAID esay
which certificate. made, you are ofIh"h 10 ieun u %
me Given under nv hand this 9Th pf January. 1916.
CHARLES l.. COBBs. }. T.
Pursuant Ia the above warrant u US Greeted we
have this day viewed esiray COW, shown 10 US D,
Samuel Mcdaniel Of this e1unly aud do md the same
10 be a shi brinde COW, Of common siz', whh'ui any
ear mark or braod about years old, and VIZ do app
praise the sad cow Ia the oi eight dollars. Ger
rGed under our hands this 5b jan, 1916.
WIN MiILNER,
JAMES G. HOWARD.
LlTILEBERRY FOBQGERAN.
Jan. IL @4w
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fhNtE ro-rsrueahip heretofore exlsliug between d.
4 H. Payne and j. ID. Gregory, Is dissolved by mu.
toal consent II Is oi great importance thai all debts due
10 the late firms oi Payne Gregory & Go aud Payne &
Gregory should be paid whou, delay. We therefore
respectfully nfrm friends. that their accounts viii
be- presented pbssbIe, and ppe they will
receive their promp, attention. ID. d PAYNE.
j. ID. GREGORY.
Jan |
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ocl.6

10 John Cundi6, Ititiiam .Cuadig. UiHiam X. Cro,c
and Mary lbs cite, late Nary Cm"iiD JncoJ Shrs
and Elisabeth his riff, tate Eh-abeth Cpndi1, Rich
ard Cmd.V, Jomes Cund!V, jain keilsoa and Sas
iah has mGc, late Sarah tmd,D. and Daiid III
,limphy and Lersy his mite. late Lcrisy CundiT:
bAkE notice, thai on lhr 9th day ct February Is lG
4 "A, the oiiisc Of Eiljah 4. Eskrdge. Esq In The
own lardmsburg, IN the county of breckenridge and
state oi Kentucky. shall take the drpusnons OF Ju
seph BUY aud John B0y and II iron any cause we
shall oot 'ake The SAID d,psons thai day, shall
take The sane, at the sane place IN the 20lh day Of Fr
binary. 1916 -Also. ia The l2h day o, February
1916 al The residence Of Agnes Meadnr IN the count,
oi Mogah. IN the STATE Of VI ss uf we shall AXE IN,
deposlIloo oi Edmund McGrafgc and If from any cause
We shall nal AXE the sad last mentioned deposition ON
lhal day. We shall lake the same Al h same place On
The 29h February, lSi6, nil of winch said dispositions
when 'akrn are intended - be read IN evidence on he
'nal =" sun IA cbanrely, nov depending The circuit
Superior cNut Of law and rhaneefy lor The county Of
bedford whrTcin ~e are panulIs and yuu aud others
are defendants WILLIAM YATES,
MIILi YATES,
JDllN MOTLEY,
MARoAREr MOTLEY,
CALLAN W. YATES.
JAM I'm
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A Il Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery.
"A held for Bedford comfy the 3Olh day OF otpteh
her, 1916:
John NJ. Otey. surviving partner Thomas \. Hol-
conlbe and Juhn Nj. Otey, late Commission Merchants
aad partners, trading the sly lie and f'm Of Hob
conbe 4 Oiey, Plaintiff,
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Jan. |
.v'G Y'ECE.

4 81 have made new arrangements for the future. 1t
n Is necessary that should close up my old bus
hope Therefore, hose indebted 10 me wi come
forward and settle With hlle deliy as possible.
WM. Il. YOUNG.
Jan. |
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against

William Muse, adpi'r vi " lillian Greenwood dec,
Margaret Greenwood widow ii said VILLAIN Gree woui
Sbadnck Srb, and Lama his Wlie. James Greenwood.
Demafcus Gnen~ond William Greenwood, Decatur
Greenwood Samuel Grrenwu0d, aud Slnah Greenwood
The last three Of whom infants under u years vi age,
Defendants.
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Bedford County, 10 sris::

10 Hai .Hiliisr. Litiebrrry forqneraa aud Jhnss I
TIolrari freeioiiers q H.is eondy !:
VEfiiEREAs Samuel MeDanel. of The SAID county
w hat, this Day given iniornali1n to me- Charles
L. Cobbs justice OF The peace iof the count, aforesaid
thai he baln taken an
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The BOOK AND STATIONARY business will
be Continued oy
ID. II. F.1Hy'E,

al The old stand where may be fouu large and well
selrcif d assbrluep: Of all goods IN his line.
ID. d. r. iakrs This opportunity of returning his
han.s To his euds and the pbic. ,ir the pa rona.e
extended 10 the late firms, and he hoes by The exce
ehee oil his stock and attention 10 BUSINESS 10
mem thfr patronage 10 future.
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january s

ViRHiTl AT e.mt held for Bediurd county, he 22l
day Of December. 1886
On The motion Of " ison Mendor, Of the Iegae A.,
benidmm Meador, dec"a sed it is ord red that all er
having claims against the estate Of the said Derjnmip NJ
DOR deceased do exhibit the TO the said ilsop NJ
dor Executor oil the last viii ard testament of the sam H.
aihin Mealr dece ased. Tor settlement within two nonh
from the daie thereof appearing thn more than two ,e
aNe apsed since the qua ieation Of the said Wilson Me-,
dor, Executor as aeresad And is ordered that copy If
thus order be published for eight weeks in the Iynchby
'iTgmian, newspaper puhedin the town Of l.,nchburr
and posted at the front dooo the courthouse Of Til.
IN NO several court days. #sff
A copr-Teste,
JNo. Il. SFEprov, cloA
jap. - ,vew
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riRtINtA AT Enles Leld ia the Clicks Once OF 'ie
Circuit Superior Court oil Law and cnancery, tor The
county u Monday, tae 3fd day OF November
isi5:
John Campbell, 80 flanhh,
Robert Jones, Joseph VI. Tompkns, jesse Campbell
George Wright, James ciafkson aud Thomas @. I'LL,
Defendants.
In CHAscTRY.
The Defendant, George Wright, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act oil As
sembly and the rules oi this snd il appearing by sat-
sl4cory evidence that he is ina biiaD o this COM
mopwcalth II ordered that the said defendant do ar
pear the first Monday March next, and
the original and amended bill Of the Pianii; and that
copy this order be forthwith inserted newspaper
published in the Of L. nchburg for two months
svcy, posted at the front oil the house OF
this county. Copy-feste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, CIk.
Del "
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NlR'a M rules hsid in the Clerks Office orh.
Crcuis superior Court OF Law and Chancefy FIR IN,
county oil Franklin, the 9gd day OF December 1876:
Park street Mary .ihrc lis wife formerly Mary
Jane smith; Showers Price, Sheriff Of Franklin and Al
mins'raor OF Josiah B. Smith, William a. smin Jane.
a smith, Joseph lsivcs, administrator Of Charles I Smith
Pleasant Stewart and Sally N his wi!e formerly Sally d.
om'ih, PlainG
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2jottteal.
wslLsaM uEccETT.

rhefsawno said tsh.se bees The last lines eve
penGei 81 the la,nented William Lepeen -
lFhaf IS Dcafh
VIII. What Is Dcfth bu Life
n aiher forms or beingi Life without
The attributes man, the dull
Aud memen.ly deunying frame which holds
The eherisl spnit in, and hind. II down
> - - To brotherhood with brn'c-, There's no
Sach thing as Death whats called Is but
The beginning Of new existence, a fresh
Segment in the eternal round OF change.
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Nlht'iSia:-A Rules held IN the Cl.l'. oG..,,
circuit superior Court Of Law a I'd CLoucery NJ M, me
so. count ', IN The month OF Jatusry, 1876. " 4'ei
99hn Bnriod, ADMINISTRATION Of W lillian Cap.h. 4 =,
wilson Peters, san'uci H. shelton md Wi1l;.m y,
seslon ileying and Wilson Peters. late m,
Partners, trading under the style and fun Of Wiil p d
- Plaintiff,
Solem'n w, Kidd administrator Of Allen 7. In,, All.
nsi 9opiing, deed and Martha Jopliny nf.ns s
said alien 1oplins and 49, Jopling bis wife a..,T
as Polly Jopling, '' J nsf. ansie sl.
In CHANcERy
= he Defendant Martha Jopling, not having en,.,,,
aIPeahce ana given security, according 10 the Act NJ
semhiy and the rules OF this court and il anpe
acoty evidence that she inabtan nj Of hi.
mo nv cath: On motion Of the Plaintiffs by their
& a VA. 'he sad Defendant do appear here on or be-
o'e ne hrst day OF April term next and answe, ,bs n.
:" 'a barnett Co., who have been admitted 4, pa,'
IaIh ~ lhs cause, and that copy Of tb;s or ior ~
'ofllwith inserted IN the "Lynchburg virpinan y s
paper Paoshei IN the town OF lynchburg for Two m,n,
and another copy thereof posted at the fan
eoof vi the eo house Oft county on sone court A "'
Copy-Teste, 7aIl.
Jan 10 r. c. CUTLER, elk.
WIN
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Is CnANcERy.

The defendant, "a am Greenw ood, w'lo s tut # this
country, and against whom the paln'it appears 10 have
proceeded the mode pescflned by law against absent
defendants, sn falling 10 appear aud answer On The
motion of the plaintiff. ny COUNSEL The couri doth lake
his bill Tor eonlrssrd Thai defendant aud ihs
this day 10 be heard upon III. til. ,he
ol The lhaui deirndanls the ret thereto. the
rg ias awarded therein The 81 OF May, 1874 and
22nd April. lS45 which APPEARS 10 have been duly
served upon the defendants, " Titan Muse, MAJ. aru
Greenwood Shadfck Splny aud joanna his wltr,
Greenwood and Deinarus Greenwood VIVA failed app
pear and answer and upon HE EXHIBITS, and argued
by eudnse ur the palntt, consideration Whereof The
cout taking the bill ot the pIaotld inf confessed
the said Defendants Nuse. Mafgarrt, Jas. Demarcus
Greenwood. doth ajndge. order aud decree Thai the de
eadahl William Muse, do render account of his
mlnsiraon Of the estate al his lntesate, William Green
wood DEE, beure Cuumssianer al lhls court who
hereby directed 10 examine sale and settle the
Aud the Count doth further order, that the said
sloner do take al The real estate Of which
the said William Greenwood died seized aud pbssessed,
aud the value thereof aud that he replr said
Ia this cnu with any matter specially stated thought
periaeni 10y himself required by The parties DO So
stated. A Copy-Tesie,
JOS. WILSON. CIR.
CoMMIssioNER's OFFICE, Oc 10, 1915,
1he parties III the abuvr cause Will take nuiIce, thai
shall at my office, IN Liberty al The hour of 10 o.
clock A. M of Thursday, The l2lh day of February,
1876 tie directed by the foregoing
degree at which time aad place they I'll attend with
their UNITS vouchers wllnrsss and copies VI
papers for examiasti II and settlement
JNO A. WHARTON.
in. II Win
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run nouNrauN RLowER.

nv 4. SIDNEY.
OF swee, the bushng violet
\ 3 if4sh. That BY the stresalie, blow;
And sweet the iisiy ofthe vale
e. zssssi And sweet the wild wood rose
Aud .weo. the dainty hyacinth
That blooms ia iad,'s bower
Al - Pat swes,erfsr than all combined
Ismy own mountain flower.
Do Thasgh beau euu- maids may crowd Tia hail
Where fashion reiFns supreme
Nhcns dancers Iasqeenly silks,
Aud costly jewels CLEAN;
go Yet none Of fashions silden DANES
Der m. have hall the power
As shr-al Innocence nd grace
Ny own dear mountain flower.
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n execution al the last VIII aAd testament of J ,hu
" narion. deed, the Subscriber offers tor sale a
vainanle racl o land OF shca SAID decelen died seIz
ed, lying IN Bedford county, .he waters Of Hunting
Cfeek, aud containing
GS.5 .fCEssES.
lhiS land lies Nanah's Ferry, is Convenient of
ACCESS being about one nme from Jan,rs River and
twenty ao've The lawn ot lyncnour.. II Is veil va
tered tinuered III iertie ,ull aud contains from
% Ia lUJ acres oi Duttr l,id IA ,ne halt OF the
tract Is yet 10 eledr oI whic good p,rion Is ,pscr
idod he cleared ldpd Is IL gad hear. Any person
wI'hin9 10 purchase VAL duunt view the pr,il,es
which VIII beSIoAn"y Mr. iiaruoad MAJOR nsdlng M
lie netIhbprh0ud. - tfns al Dr one Two ana lnree
yeats credit, uaHis Win 2nJa security. and deed al
trast. Pu,s,,sl AI!i De gwen ts ALI Annie ,tI,n
may he made 10 The subscriber III iiaefly, or To VA
iIan A " hirioh abpu. 8 miles trD Inc prtnIses.
JNO. A. WHARTON
EA'or. III .lno. Wharton, deed
W Inc Lexington Oazrtie " III publish The abnye
abvrriseent, aud send this utiice f,r collec
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