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~ One OF Mr.. Gays sons-whieh OF them is
ed-is the author Of the Prize Drama, called Family
Ties for which Semium oil $500 recently awarded
in ST. L'ais There were seventeen competitors.
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Gen As's's account Of the battle much less gsscous.
ding IN style than Mexican bulletins Indeedt
is characterized by credtabe simplicity OF STYLE aud
statements are much the truth than could have been
antlcipAtsd
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az The Rev DR.. Judson, the venerable Missionary to
India, and Miss Emily Chubbuck, better known the
readers OF the fashionable Magazines Fanny Foeser
were married at Utica, IN. " on the 3rd inst
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n, sir, very respectfully,
Your Obc dent soI
B,,D,, B,ts. G,aq ISL, co % So

BrcBcf Brig. GenT u. S. H., Commanding
The ADiUrANr GEgErAL Of the ATmy Warrington
NOrE, TuE "UMoy."
II will be from the letter Of General TAYLOR of the
18Th May published above, that IL was very unfortunate
That he was not supplied with pOnton train, which would
have enabled him TO pursue tho enemy the Rio
Grande, and greatly improve the results Of bis victory
Having made inquiry upon tho subject have ascorninod
That u was source Of no less regret the War Depart
m9nt than 10 Cen Taylor that possessed Mother tho
power nor tho means Of providing him with such ush.
ls great usefulness and importance n military operations
hos, We understand, been long known tho Department
and various efforts have boon inside induce Congress
make provision for H. These repeated efforts by tho War
Department have finally resulted IN the passage of act
voted Msy 10, 1886, authorizing corps Of sappors and
miners and ponton train for tho Of the army I'm
vigorous adopted procure this
appondage TO army operating in the fold
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To COrrc>pondents.

We are again compelled to throw ourselves upon your
patience. Several communications hand shall appear
a. soon as psssible.
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official Accounts.

We publish, this morning, the official OF the
recent battles the Mexican frontier drawn up by the
American aud Mexicsn commanders. Gen. Taylor writes
swell as he fights. lie reeollects the old sdage:
"of beastins than OF a afosii,
A soldier should be modest a
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HrADqUARrtHs Army or oocurArroS,

City OF matamOTas, May ~, 1876.
Sra: have TO report the arrival this day Of Cen Smith
with the battalion Of the LIST infantry, tho Washington re-
gmont Of Louisiana volunteers and a company Of Volun
teoTs from Mobile. Another regiment OF Louisiana volun
teefs below, and will probably this evening or TO-
morrow. This command was accompanied from the mouth
Of the rIyer by the steamboat Neya which succeeded with
out difficulty IN reaching this place.
Lieut. Col. Garland returned the 22d from his erpe-
duon IN pursuit. Of ho retroaung army lie succeeded in
capturing small party, after tTAng skirmsh in the
night IN which man, and, unfortunately woman were
killed on the Mexican side, and two men slightly wounded
on our lilo pursued tho Of the army for sixty
miles, and then returned agoeaby his Instructions The
scarcity Of water aud condition Of his horses made il use
less TO proceed further.
would respectfully solicit Instructions the DISPOSE
ton 10 be made Of certain property captured in the camp
of Gen. Arsa. pavilion and several pieces of massive
plato among the articles. His clothing aud other pro-
pofy purely PERSONAL have been deposited this city with
view Of being returned to him would suggest that the
pavilion be sent Washington DO disposed of as the
President may direct
The recovery Of ordnance and other public stores still
continues hero Two pieces Of have boon taken
from the river and small IN considerable numbers
have been taken in tho town
j am, sir, very respectfully,
Your Ob dic INF aofvaut
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" The u States Gazette thinks, that, in view Of Mr.
Msrcys conflicts with Generals Gaines and Scott tho old
title Of his ofieesecreory at War-should be revived
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4 ICORICE-GO cases Mass Licorice, a primo
- \ srtieis, JUS received, and for ale BY
FIs-iu JOnNR TRIPLErT SON.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

WILMINGTON, ll'h June, 1886.
VIE appointment Of Engineer and Sup,rp.
endant fot the Wilmington and Raleigh Raj po,d ~, -,
IN I, s"' h,a 'r'isnsd win be during the n,,, VEL
Co. IN y. Tor the Office, with refer
~ u.,,.. . bDWD u. DUDLEY. Prr.r
VIII please copy. 4. ~ .st,ue'
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old wines and whIskey.

Old wines and Whiskey.
NEWTON, GORDON d co.'s Old Madelra Wines
IL sPornars" do Pale Ph~rV
"Ieiglerr o. Rye Whiskey, Of 1922
For sale ~ JOHN r. TRIPtETT SON
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SCAbES-Every variety ofPlatrorm and Coun-
- Yer Scales, % 'Dales- patent fcr sale by
JeIs-lw JOHN n. TRIPLgTT SON
DIG IRON-Various brands Of superior Foun.
dy PIG Iron including Scotch of The ~osnehers- bnd for
@hH W lS-Ivl John n TRIPLETT = SON
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Late Publications.
NNIE Confessions Of pretty Woman by Miss PHdoc
u The CITY of the sultan"
No 1Os Iiteifs Iiving Age
The Forest knight, Early Of Kentucky roHlnce-by
J. u. Nourse
The Mammoth Pictorial Brother Jonathan July,
1876
ALSO further supplies Of
Treatise Mich Cows by ~ Francs Curnon, hourns.
PraneeNith introductory and observations
and Dairy by John skinner, Farmers Library
The Young Pfn1 Donna-a OF the Opcra-by Mrs.
Grey, author ~ 'Tho Gamblers Wife"
The Secret foe-a novelty Miss Ellen Pickering
The Fright novrl-by Miss Ellen Pickering
Nan Darrell The Gypsey Mothc-a novelty Miss Ellen
Pickering. Just received by
~ rs NASH WOODHOtSE.
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Range of Thermometer,
Al j. w. Randolph Co.'S BOoksfOrs 1871 Msin street
JUNE "a, tsfa.
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line have A, removed with, A l.v. ,h. ul... A..
cause the same 40 be romos.d ,,,lS - -
do not ssesed 5000 '~ WV -r0'''>
Thomas Lee WA re-.ee,ed nj ,.in and o,h.,
ARTICLES. - ~
Leave nj ab..nee 49,. .,.n,.a a., NJ r.,
Tn. following r.na,, ,c ,hs w.,.,,ng Comr,,,,.. =,
Submitted
The Watering Commune oC,be CITY Of R,ebmopd res.
p.r,ll, H. r. ,L.,, 900 800, - ~ c., 80
cil '
During al. period between IN. L., d,v Of NAV isas
per Superintendent. report a. follow:
STATING the length. size and cost of iron p,o.s laid i,
rions streets making the total cos, ''' sSo1a Se
Arnory 20 the T,,J.e.t Works was p,,J
by the proptietots of those v orks a ia n,o
per 10 deduct the amount from the above scs ne
Making the actual cost to tho city for o,,e.
sions SI,7OS 40
"e H"Psnhehuen' reports the following list OF waier-
$50 is.s .; SO 'P ~, 49, a." e,a y" I'VE, 80 y. req
,v, ,eto: slt o'z ismI'es a, $40; ~ at Sl2' and
- go a. - "o" y. ~ 80 roh S%'
~ to' e,eer IRON 80 10 81 ls boarding houses,
- 80 - SIG 90 = "a r. % !" 80 ~ To-
ssS slS .'sa% engines from s,o to $50; mll'
SIT Ta,.I ,noan, ~ -, ~, . y, 100 ~ 20 s'
Msy ."S Int s S s'1 III. first
lowing ne NJ supples VIZ, II fami... 49,, . .hn,,hos
ayern county prison; Onfoundry; factory;
aud understanding dunny the past ~ months VI
supplies
In furnishing these supplies and making repairs.
he informs the committee that lac has used the following
materials; al etnes III stop cocks 15 stop cock boxes;
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MARITAL MUSIC.

MARTIAL MUSIC.
ID ~. TAYLOR has hand the foiovifg Instruments.
suitable for brand, which be- viii dfporc Of
reasonable terms
Cofnopeans. with three valves
Trnmboncs, bass and tenor
Keyed Hugics
Trunpets plain md with Keys
French Horns with
Orphaeidcs
Keyed Trmpets with
Picoios, Clarionctis, &c.
lie alan furnish them with Drums Cynas AMI any other
instruments that may be desired r. A. TAYLOR,
Piano Forts Wasrfoum and Music Saloon,
street. nppo4ifp Inc Utu
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7 o'clock. ~ O'Clock. s o'clock.
60 ~ "a
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II ICk'N PRIZE OFFICI..-BslfaTaf Rogms FagI.
- HgtsE I3h STREET.
drawings received every evening AT o'ciockl
For Tu-~iiy-POkomoke Class $4,000. OF
1000. 5000 1000 1000 1900 1850 500 ~ Nos II
drawn whccs ~. halves qrs. ..
Also Delaware Lottery Class Iis PrIes-s7OOn.
1000, 500 10 - 81 so halves IS
qrs. Gle
Drawn Nos. of Pok0mnke, Class
SO 81 ? 81 50 - IS ~ ~ Gs 10 &c
Drawn Nos Of Delaware,
4S G2 40 iG 80 IS So ~ 81 20 &C II 81
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II ECEIvING-O7 Bags Of RIO Coffee
~ as Bags Oh Java coffee
rs Do Pepper and rmento
IS Bf Chests Gunpowder Tea
2Olb. Laeker,d Roras hno Tea
10 Bcres White aud Htown Havana Sugar
IS BAGS RAIL Sugar
20 Packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar
80 Boxes srtO and iOris Glass
10 BaRs Race Ginger
10 ihds Bacon Sides For saie BY
ri9 GORDON 4 SKINNER.
ALLEYS SIN BAHHBB PISTOLS.
UST received from the Manufacturer, n large
~ ~ Ansns ssf cooking barrel Pistols which
Tor superior 70 any ohff Pso
and Tor precision not IN be- rreei.
Also on hand superior o. Pocket Rifles
Phtos-an % which offered ~ very low pricosby
THOMAS TYRRR,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Guns, Rides, Ee,
IeIQ-at 60. Main u
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iCORlCE.-75 cases stick Licoricc of the
ie ID DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co
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Havana Cigars.

MI 000 GIG RS, of the "Ninerya"
" and LA India" brands and Of sup.,ot op,U
~ for sale At low prices, o close sales by ' F'a"
le 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-16

! APPLICATION OF LIME TO LINZ srosl L.Hn
saspecng thai The chief cause U our lime, one ial
producing much wheat per acre as 10 burner iines'
the extraction Of the Time fam the safiaes Il. ~
excessive cropping. made The tiqaify, ihna2h ~
sbani wear ago whether It had beHa he pfscuee ahf
where sppi, lime mesone lands aud The effect 81
the application. was Wy satisfactorily ansaeffd p1
DIR Dslngiun. OF Pennsy wanna. that. ~ chester county
the heayest buses OF lime applied to aeslsne iahu,
snd with the finest fleet.
A recent snal,zill has shown. that the surface
soil uf our lime lsnds, nearly destitute II hut
am satisfied asa, that they greatly deficient 10 al
kaiifs,-bph essential 10 he pfedJeiion u gud ahra
The crops pave H. For eight OF ten years preceding
the last, the average 81 wheat per as not exceed
twelve ~ hletn fgsbsis aud hs upon lluds capable OF
yielding iaent, FIVE. OF more. Lime. knua hpw 10
make aud apply; and we know. that suf'rteni qlan.
MY ct ashes would supply the requisite dhdiie' Bui
The difficulty with such ut us dispsed 10 improve
lands, and efops remote US We are from
Cities u. 10 oban that sufficient quJuiy W. can oh-
tain no ashes but what make uphB 'ur iarms. odr
best lsrnefs have other nj iefzalI"n ihsh
the few ash's they make. tbef stables aud bifhJ ads
plaster and clover. Dr. Mus. IN his very interesting
address. published in your last nuntef. alpdts 10 ms
subject ASHES are Indispensable" he says. where
" heat is in frequent cultivation" III requires large
supply ofibe slkaes:u ''asles contain them." Nheai
staple, and our have obliged us 10 bring
I ITO frequently cultivation. As sufficient guam
NY II ashes out of The question VITA Us tr our large
irds II would be great bcnriii 10 Us II Ne could be-
niofntJ through your publication, by Uh0t rise That IRE
ARE or eGa produce rhia opsrirts. ar chat rotaiioa
crops. supply and keep mp ne requisite qn1a
ny Of dhacs. Ia make our aads produce god aud
buudaui efaps If wheat.
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mauDEss IMPROVE yOuR TIME

ny HrRRicS, 1850.
Gather We rosebads while We may,
Old Time !. still 1y ing
And this same flower that smiles TO dsy,
Tomorrow " III be dying.
The glorious lamp Of heaven, tie Sun.
The higher he'su getting,
The sooner will his race e run,
Add nearer he's 10 setting
Thai age Is best, which, !. the first.
When youth and blood ns warmer
Bot being 'pent, the worst and worst
Times sill succeed the former.
Then be no, coy but u.e your time.
And while y. may go many
For having lost but once your PRIME
You may forever larry.
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DOW, ,JR.
lIashingion Correspondence Of he Baltimore Patriot
MR.. Mo- ONNEIL OLE ALABAMA

In the House of Representatives the debates were der
cidedy interesting. Mr.. Mcdonnell, with his flashing
red vest, extensive breast pm just under his chn-hs
broad, red face. laughing like hlI good nalured Moon
peeung out, irJm an oversshadowIng cloud Of bushv
curly hair-made three speeches OF about ten minutes
length each, On the harhor and river bill which were
uttered With great felicity OF expression and eecs
live gescuauun! CT course he kept the House and
the galleries IN continuous ruati Tie says many
flashing lhings 10 say .daAy, in such an original
manner that the House will almost any occasion al
low him. II he chooses. TO speak several times
sngl sabject-a privilege allowed to no other member
under the rnles
Nee onnel holds an open hand and deals fairly and
abtye board far as have Observed with his fellow.
man. He says caudidly. that II is wrong for him To
drink much he does bot he cannot well help it,
lie eScsims:
Il know the right and approve il toe!
know the wrong, yet still the wrong pursue"
lie says i, is melancholy, un mixed unadalterated
fact, much Ia be tgreted, and constantly 10 be depor
ed that his "manllesl destiny" is continue gen.
lee lily hued up walking grocery to the terminus Of his
present exisencI But hen he says he has the ouurs
able felicity vi being honest IN his ay"wal OF the fact
aud Tor this he is Iersecued. maIigned and iraduced
aud made To father and answer for all the drunkenness
10 the 29h Congress-wh whereas, there three OF four
very popular aud clever members in their way, he con.
tends. who get essentially intoxicated as To run the
Thing pletey into the ground, and lose the of
their legs and the sight OF their eyes; while he never
gels badly Of that he can't attend the sessions the
House. night day. and speak like and a
rough hewn, backwuuds, natures nubleman2 Others
there are. he says who get pxrrutatingly mellow
every night amosi that they neither be srenl
lie hopes, in charity. that he will never be drunkad
Of that species tie had rather drink openly aud take
the Responsibility OF the acll As 10 the world
TO come, he says he thinks of it without reveriing
hack To that saving clause in the history Of this
vent'u life. when he was for thirteen months secere
exhofer for the salvation of sinners and kudlins from
Inc rem'nlseence hope ha, The god he tired 10 do
the ime IN the sincerity Of his heart and suu viii b,
graconsly remembered in his behalf. Indeed, he says
he knows IL must be.
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.v'OTICE.
We w. R.7'.
YOUNG Il EOVLES,

H'llE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the EN-
u 1IRE STOCK or or % ERIES belonging
70 Ho"les ! AGREE has taken into partnership with hlIa
Paul {. BoRes OF that concern, and will continue the
Gucefy and Commission business, at the old stand Of
B1wles Arree. lie takes this opportunity 10 return
lila ninst sncere thanks to hs old CUSTOMERS who have
lihrrdlly paIonzed him whilst d0ng business in hi.
his name well the old concern oi Bryant 4
Young. and bcgs leave to nsk OF them a continuance If
Their aFauts TO The new concern, promising them That
They III find their Stock OF Goods as large and well
soed any IN the upper country, and effort their
parl shall be spared ~ give satisfaction.
WIN. r. Vol NC.
Jan. Is
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The "Is,per KsaIf'' OF E'ea90r farm,
u Or Sa C.
1A'llE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
H. TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being in the county of Amherst both sides
Of Pedar River known as the upper hat' Of
E'siasE.Ags FARM.
containing by recent survey, 4 Il Il Z s +,
hind OF which Is cleared, and we'll adapted 10 the
culture OF all kinds Of gram and io5acco-he balance
heavily lInberel. There Is about hundred acres
OF
l. o w G II o L y IDS
of uncommonly fine quality, long celebrated for their
pruducliveness, and in high Of cnltIvaou.Ihe
buildings are INFERIOR but may be improved at small
cost. 10 one wishing 10 embark IN the stuck business
few farms more desirable, being finely adapted all
kinds of grass
further description is deemed unnecessary. it is
pesamabe that no person viii purchase without giving
II personal inspection.
Terms liberal aud made known on application 10 the
subscriber. Address .'Pedar Mills Amherst"
JOSIAH X. ELLIS.
Nov. 10 wis
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9ottteal.

We publish the following lines at The request OF 81
veal ladies OF cur .own. We have NJ doubi that ;
The ladies' Of the different churches would pin In he n
guest Of lis publication Splitting the isor u chufeI
rs has secyne erea, evil and We hope the gen,ene
Of fynchburg will not hereafter shos want of gallant
5 ~ by aaubinr M The benches and -four Of houses
worship with Tobaccr juice. Edit P0ginina.
LEAF OF TOBACCO.
And hen nv friends just think there's nongh exceed
The filth tina, from elerer's mouth proceeds,
Two ouncss chew ed q day. Ills said produce
foil hall pin, OF riie tobacco juice;
Which. II continued five and t"eny years,
AS from calculation II appesfs)
With this Eiul sinn would nrar i've hngsheads MI
BESIDES old guilds larger parcel sili
Mr. am with this cslenlsih'o done.
lie in thai time hss chewed a hall : ;on;
A wagon load. Of that which would OF course
Scken dog or even Hill horse.
Could he fpresee. lot at single view.
What he was destined in his life to chew.
And then The produc, OF his work survey.
Tie would grow sick. and ihniw his quId sway.
Or could tie lass. she bad pledged 10 be
His loving wife, her future prospects see;
Could she but see that lhruugh hrs mouth would nsss,
IN this sIur HE. this dirty. ioafhsome mass.
Would she cansent to take his hand tor life.
And, y edded To his fin. become his wliel
AaJ, il che wuud. say, where's that pretty miss
That eaves her the lIfs she has IL kissi
NBr - Ills all, ials duly practice Itaus
t. kindred a5iis ard 10 filthy deed-.
Using this weed. 40 able statesman thinks,
Creates a thirst fr stimulating drinks.
Full many q an- who rnyies hun his lolD
Smokes and eheAs and drinks. snd dies a Ell.
Ii YOU would kn,w the deeds Of him thai chews,
Enter the house # God, aud see The fe,rsi
The lsdy's psrior carpet, painted floor.
The chimney piece. psnne!s Of the door,
Have all, IN turn. been ,hjsets Of abuse.
Besmsared and Stained With his tobacco juice.
I've seen the wall beside certain bed
OF one. who ehews iobscen near The head
Btdaabed and blaektatd with the hateful JUICE,
While near II lay old quids fof future USE
I've seen The womsn aho loved snuff 50 WELL
fiIaw much size took moral tvngue can iel)
Pick up ed eaids, AID dry them by lhe FIRE,
Ard grind them up. 10 saiisie her desire.
~. seen The bride. upon her wedding gown,
The dirty pipe and fiihs reed Jay Down.
Ard then prepsre VI. hateful thing 10 smoke,
Belor. she had the aupilaI silence bruke;
And like daughter tree Of mother Eve.
Her newsmade husband she did mol conceive
Was constituted head, and not limb.
She snake herself and gave the pipa 10 him;
And be- Ike Adam. with subrissI n true.
1Ook frvn her hand tie pipe, and SMOKED 1t TOO.
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.N'OTFCE.

FENIIE subscribers having determined to settle up "s
4 business al New London, have removed 10 h '.
willie, where they will continue 10 sell GooDo "
the very bssi terms. .,,n
To our former customers we return our gra'e," -.
knowedynenis. and hope that Those OF thrih WIZ
do su, VIII cal Oh us at our new stand. I'D
hose who hayeaccunnts unsettled, VIII do a i,
calling on C. s. Kablrr at New London and se'""e
as we owe money which me must pay.
Yours, most RESPECTFULLY. -oc
KAbLER & SPEELI
Neg Land9n, Ma 81 z "6S
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N1tsEN .Dsp

containing. by survey recently made, $40 Acres; ij3
Acres OF whIeh is IN cultivation, and The residue wood
land most at whirh is veil numbered and OF hat " hch
Is in ouIuvatlon % Acres Ire james River buom, Of
the best quality and the residue upland mostly level,
and Of superior quality and lie greater part OF the wond
land good soil well adapted 10 the production OF galn
OF grass and such could be easily cultivated. The
Improvements this farm are, very large aud coils
mgdlou3
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E'Dss AI.GT.E.s' HOUSE.

G--n THE SUBSCRIBER hayn. been iur
E@4!:Iz number Of years engaged in
SssIiiiR TAVERN KEEPING,
EsssSSk sa5 in Buck!nghon county, has taken the
boye House, lyuchhutg, situated in the lower
end of Maln Street. and takes Tins method OF Informing
his friends and The public generally, thai by slrc aen-
lion to business hopes to merit portion of punc patron.
age. Suffice 1t TO say, that pans will be spared to
give general satisfaction. he would like to take a rea
sonl0e number Of Boarders by The week month or year
JAMES =. PAIIESON.
March wiw
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Nss'E'HG T..

ME UNDERSIGNED request all persons having
d claims on The estate of Zachlied Wade JI To
7heseht Them 10 him, as arrangements may be made for
lhtir payuent. And also those indebted said
VIII please come forward and make payment 10 him,
he is anxious to close The business Of SAID eslate
RICHARD J.. WADE. Admir-.
REQ. 10 WIN
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tom ana all Farming tensls and articles OF House
hold anu Kitchen saFnliGre G. every description cun>
yeyed in the said deed Of trust by the said JOAN NJ
Harvey.
A Two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
lis 0ui-budinas and appnrlenances, the of
Buchanan and On the Valley Road leading South est
from that place. and the lot OF land on which ii is su-
ated. containing Acres and - square poles con.
veyed by VIM. Il. Mitchell. IN said deed OF rust the
whole property handsomely improved.
The Mount JOY Farm, and Farm of % Acres. Lnn,,
Der House, aud House and Lot Of Acres and Lot con.
veyed by VIM II. Mitchell, will be sold The pren.ls,
es, the Personal Property, conveyed by J. NJ Harvey
will be sold on the Mount JOY Farm. The other Land
will be sold in Buchanan The front doUr Of the Blu
chanau Hotel.
The sale will commence al Buchanan at the time in
dlcated above and will he continued from day 10 day I'LL
all The property shall be sold.
TERNlS.-For the real property, one>llird Of The
purchase money will BE- 6qued IN cash and on the
residue in Two equal instruments. a credit OF one and
wo years Will be given, the deferred payments be
cured by good personal security the retention ol the
equitable lien upon the land. The Slaves will be sold
Tor cash. and the other personal property ON credit Of
giving bonds with good personal secnrity for IL
the cash will be required,
Acting as Trustees we shall convey only such title to
the property Sold is vested us by the deed Of trust
aforesaid. THOMAS SilANKS .,
WILLIAM ". BOYD. Trustees.
The above sale is advertised and III take place with
my consent AVID appreciation
JOHN NJ. HARVEY.
REQ wllSMh
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a ! have made new arrangements for tho future IL
n IL necessary that should close up my old bust
ness. hope. therefore, those indebted To me will come
lorward aud settle With as little deiy possible.
WM L. YOUNG.
Jan. Is