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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-13

nation of all the various items of good and
bad management, which have been elsewhere
fully treated OF; but we may merely recall Il
few things to remembrance The loss of
hay and other food of cattle, by their expo
sure in open fields to cold winds in winter,
causing consumption of nearly double the
amount needed orthem in warm place, would
III single season, be enough 10 erect good
and cheap Shelters 10 say nothing of the inn
proved condition Of animals, and security
from loss by death. a great saving would
oftonresult by taking pains TO select fine uni
mails to breed from. A fine and handsome
animal is MS easily raised as n bad and ugly
one, and frequently commands double price
in market A similar advantage would re-
suit from selection of seed. Many days labor
may be annually avoided, by procuring the
very best tools, where they are such rs arc
much in use. A vast amount Of valuable
time, and some tre,ting, may be saved by
having place for everything and everything
in its place, and habits of leaving things ont
of order. which are very hard to conquerand
which, like all kinds Of caressness, are the
bane of fine farming, be prevented. And it
is ofvital consequence, that everything be
done at the right season. A few days delay,
not unircqucntly results in great losses;
sometimes the entire prQfiS of crops, or their
are destroyed by planting out Of season. To
prevent confusion and cmbarrussmeut,Gycry-
thing should be before the eye of the farmer
at once, that nothing may be neglected; and
those who can think ofbut one thing at II
time should have IL memorandum book, con-
SANITY in his pocket, for noting down, and
for reference to at all times, every thing,
small aud great, important and unimporlant.
1t is by attention TO these things, and many
others, that some farmers arc enabled to OBJ
rain large profits from their farms; while 9th
crs, on equally good land, as great in extent,
and with rs much capital MS Il beginning
make but scanty living, and obtain no sur
plus revenues with all their industry aud tru-
gnIity. L.
Com SHELTERS. A western paper gives
the following description Of very useful
muchinc:
"Severul excellent corn shelters have been
inyentcd some ofwhich have obtained con
siderable Introduction among the large far
ucYs, but the smaller farmers will require Il
cheaper article. A thin cast iron slah with
| from four TO five holes of different sizes is
with muIet an efficient corn shelter and
can be procured AT II cost of from one TO two
dollars. A single stroke oithc mallet drives
the cob through, clearing it of the grain"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-13
BY A. G. Chadwick,

TERMS OFTHE CALEDONIAN.-$I, 80
4 poid within the year; $500 If delayed be.
,ond that time. No paper discontinued TIL
III arrcurnges are paid except at the option OF
he publisher.
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance.
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Vol. 10. No, 30. Whole No. 4OS.

shown on the death of his only Child, whcm
none ofthe people came near him, Shortly
after, he gave up his farm, dug up the body
of his child, and carried it with him two hun
dred miles through the forest, to join tic ca
podioJ Jndinns TliOyS Letters
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you are growing pale, old Pilgrim, aud seem
10 DC lettering. DO you feel faint:
ON YEAR. Quite Sol must bid you T.
dIeu. But listen: Bear tie odmonitions OF
age and experience 10 the giddy tlronS that
already press to greet you. Tell the old 10
look upon the scared leafthat is waited along
the rushing stream, and learn that they are
hut witiercd leaves upon Litc's dark river,
and will soon be swallowed up in its turbid
waves. Tell the young that Time is the her
aid Of imniorality--to heed il well. Tell
them that lost moments arc like the Napors
that rise around them, unseen and uuiolt, I'M
i'll the cloud which they form wraps the earth
i'll darkness. Tell them that if all the tears
that have fallen over misspent time could be
collected togethcrthey would cover the world
with water Tell the miser, watching his
hordcs OF gold, to lay up treasure with God.
The eyes OF angels will guard il there. Tell
Tho man of wealth not to dole ont his aims
with so cautious IL hand-a strict account
will be his. Tell the murderer that every
drop that trckles from rceking knife, adds IL
mother pang TO his fearful doom. Tell the
slanderer that the blood of reputation which
he laps will adhere TO his soul forever. Tell
all 10 worship God.
New YEAR. What shouts are those |
hear?
OLD YEAR. The shouts of tic multitude
greeting your approach.
New YEAR. And that melancholy sound
comes with them?
OLD YEAR. The kncll Of my departure,
FrCwell!-I-
The words died upon the old mans lips us
his venerable form vanished from my view.
His tanguage sunk deep into my heart, and |
turned from the spot wiser man. | felt that
had listened TO the teachings ola philoso-
pher, rich,profound, and eternal. ! felt that
had received the admonitions ola wisdom
that is linked with Il glorious Immortality.
0F|MarTied people in the habit Of quar-
rcljng about rifes can sec how ridiculous is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-13

had been seated Dut iOuf OF uNc nllllulcsj
when his wife suddenly rising up, came a
cross the room, threw her arms aticclionately
about his neck, and buried her head in his
bosom.
MY dear husband"
"My dear wife,"
81 have offended, and deeply offended you.
Can you forgive mel"
"HeS,sWeet,u thousand tines"
"llow foolish | was to dispute with you,
lear one, about such triile."
eyes, it was very foolish in both Of us. But
never mind; thank heaven, we've come to our
senses again. Kiss me, darling-there, ALPS
made up. Amt we happy now"
eyes, my love. Clouds will come some
times, but thank providence, they are all gone
now. We could mt have expected sunshine
always. Oh, won't we have the precious
times together hereafter, loving each other so
tcnderly! There, it does seem to Inc us if
were ut this moment, perfectly, perfectly hap
py.n 49,,
blessed, blessed wife! Kiss me again,
darling. Therc-we've had the last OF our
qlmncls-havn't we, my own, my angel one!"
Eyes, dearest. And if we were going TO
quarrel agaiu--which never can bet would
be about something of more importance
wouldn't il loye The more think Oft the
more foolish il appears, quarreling about so
trihing thing us mouse"
You forget, my dear; rat, you meall."
"No, my dear, mean Il mouse"
GLOW r,n Won. Mrs Battle, saw II mouse,
,,.L,r, py, ,oiI van over and over aruiu twas
= ND nvo tIiuk have no eygs;''
| 81 sov ,,Lot mann MIR Battle. and mean
inc, ,,,I,o, | sny 10 saw that was II ri,tis the
Ir,os. ohS,,rd tiirc oyer henrd A mi. i'll
decd"
| Uhh,url ruot Mrs Bottle tell Won you'rc
= si,n,,Irtnu You don't know beans from Il
Lroo,,s,;cl,r,
.TIo, IT, I,,cousc pve lived So long with
,.or R,,,In Lou,r helievn vou ever s;,,y II
~, HnrrIa Every body KNOWS thew have
i,,',+ r,,',,L ,,iIs like - tlc But Inn an a.
gs5,d ,.,,,',.,,' and yyon'r mn mn with such
,'.,,,',n,,t ior,,e, rll ca home tn nv fathers
/ WI snn ,I,n7, how sEur. folks yijl'pc along
,,I IN IN ,,,, R.,t,Ir II ,y,s :, Irnuspm0
| mA,,d IN tnl, Won Mrs Bottle. il wuII't n
,,,orso
:, rI,,.,,, % ,,ouscm
I, ,I,,,,V r',n
,,,i,, ""9 ','',,,.o,, ..p,,r.NIousc - "Ro, -
..,to,i.aw ..I,at ,,l,on.,," "R,r" "NIou-"
AZ .ll
,,,,,,,,,,,,, a,.,,n ro,rL ,irr,y
,I',. J,,,,, .,,,d rho .,I,cor,,,,rc of ~,
/ III lam, ,,.,c'tsd ti.ir,id who uiicr Il
/ I,n,r .,hssmcc h,,s, suddenly into the ROOM
pun an c'io 10 lloS.i''''es, "'I ',,'e" IT, liz
t,es mo 'el,PoT! LOU iT','J I,,,,,o i "
gay however, U'1 o"t',I " ,nliti. nt
mas never rGuScU - nc "
eo"lc'It'o W.T. i'','o ,,I It.,,. n,"
o"S.y l'I"t "''o -, ..,,,,
testing VIVA Tlu", 'G' .; ,.iI' was
H,"TsrI ""'''''J" i,,,,i, ,,.I ,,I
'n'" Ia "' i,,,J i;,,,cs ,ln hnyr inst ,nnJo
er ana "l'"E'u i'lcs ,nri ,"'c J"9' '''',,,o
up ag"" ana asked c''cI' o.l'G's Io' t!'CTs'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-13

GA striking display ol'ln,liaR character
occurred some years since, III town III
Maine. An Indian of the Kenncbcc tribc,ro-
markabe for his good conduct, received II
grant of land from the State, aud fixed Linn
self in Il new township, where Il number of
families were settled. Though not i'll treated
vet the couimon prejudice against Indians
prevented any sympathy with him THIS was
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with rage, and finally seated himself by n
window, and, with an air of affected uncon-
Germ, began to whistle Yankee Doodle. lie
had been seated but four or five minutes,
when his wife suddenly rising up, came a.
cross the room, threw her arms utlcctionately
about his neck, and buried her head in his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-14
puRI.IG SALE

-
PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
L OF Law and thancery 70, the county OF Monroe, IN
the State nf Virginia, pronounced on tho l4th day OF
May, 1877. in the eases IL CaprrlDg' Executor against
John u. Lewis. ard Others, defendants, sn. Dunlap
usiihs; tire Iamc defendants, III" undersigned, Con,ni.s-
sionera, VIII expose 10 sale, ~ p:3;ic auction, 20 Tie
highest bidder. upon the pre- misses, on 4 Credit Of one,
,wo and three years, on THURSDAY, the JLtii day a.
September neAI, that beautiful and valuable Estate
TIE SWEET s~rRINGS-anh the land appurtt mint
fhrieto, lying IL. the county of Monroe, ard rIte nhing
into the county Of Ai;c.hany This property is 81 ia
ted in 4 Tnnsi eligible position for Il watering pi:ce The
SpiiGg rises III oir ri The most beautiful ana pleasant
valleys IN tbs mountains 0f WIS. nit, and ~ ursLipifs-
ei n It's ~aeiigIiiu. Srinntr ciir ate, varied and sublime
scenery, and luxurious and heaitlfui bathing establish.
mrnts. II il dis,ant twenty. three miles fran Cnving-
tan, the place designated rs the head Of navigation IN
the james River Canal, und u i5 believed viii be either
IN or within a few miles ri the great central improve
inrnt orihe Stale, connecting The James with lie Ohio
rvtr.
The land is Of very superior quality, and the improve.
ments are sufficient for The accommodation of some
three or -four hundred persons. There ~ located on this
property q Brick Hotel, pau feet long and three stories
high, containing a dining room lGD ieet long and forty
feet wide. The other houses for Ihr accommodation CT
visitors consist for the most part of cabins.
The Sweet sprins Tract pr~oper-emhraclng the I'M
proyrmenls, and containing la9 acres-wIll firsl be sold,
then the residue Of The lands. IN such Iot' or parcels az
may best suit the convenience uf purchasers, and most
enhance the amount Of sales. The purchasers Of the
Real Estate will tt required 10 give bend ami security
for the purchase money, and The title VIII be retained
until The purchase money Is paid.
There viii also bc sold, n The same lime and place,
hy SAID Commissioners, nil TIM li0usr hold AMI Kitchen
Furniture AT, and beIonsin. 10 the Sweet springs, con-
-is;ine OF such variety II is necessary II watering places.
The Furniture vii. be sold for cash.
As property OF this Description and value Is but sci.
dom in the market, The Commissioners would respect
fully invite the attention Of Capitalists to this aiver-
,isenent, and would beg leave 10 suggest, that q Joint
stock company might lie formed, ana advanta2eously
i nESKy 4 NS NASHVILLE com'".
T,ty IN ~ .unJnn
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE OR
RENT.

TlHC UPPER DEAVERDAM FARM, lying In Tic
i fork. Of the James River and Beav.rdam Creek, !
miles below GOocIland Courthouse, anu 2G from Rich
mond. containing 44G nc rs. l0J Of which are river low
grounds of the best qualify. 37i acre. Of creek meadow.
and $50 in woodland, The soil Of which " Unsurpassed
by any on tie river. The M7iaen's Adventure Dam,
which supplies a feeder for lie Janies River ana IA
uawlla Canal, j. contiguous 10 tie low grounds, fur
nisling a valuable water power for milling or %niannlac-
turing purposes. This piopert'. vi. be offered Ut p'i-
vaie sale until the 2Hh day Of Scpt-inher, on w5icb
day, if not previously disposed 81, II VIII be offered nj
public sale, p, Goorh.ari Court house and, il not sold
On that dag. -ill he rented 10y lrc year.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, The balance in
two equal annual Payment, the purchaser giving his
note, with approved endorsois, .cailns interest from
date. 80,
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing At private sale viii
appIr ty mail. post pad IL q. 4 ilea-anis, Brooke
yi,ie. liat,,anL. or to Or. II. Howard, University Of
Virginia.
on The same terms, time and place, viii be offered 4
Tract OF Land called u FOREST. adjoining the
land owed by the heirs of The late Or. Trert, lying on
both sides Of The river road, two miles below Beaver
dam containing 3as acres, $50 Of which are cleared, the
balance in woed-ahout 100 acres on The South side Of
The road hcavily ~tirbe.rd. This property VIII be sold
entire, or divided TO suit purchasers.
Persona wishing TO view The properly VIII apply 70
Robert W. pisasanis, Esq, of Pleasant Green, who
VIII take pleasure in showing the iinrs, &c. IL sold
before the Goth September, due .ot,ce VII be given.
BASIL L. PEASANTS,
HEaRY HOWARD, Agent
A,o l1-nL, foi the other heirs.
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Tss. as.
AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, II public aic-

AND HALF OF Elk ISLAND,
WILL he OFFERED FOR SALE, At pubic auc-
w linn, on the premises, on THURSDAY, The Ih
day Of 0cinasr.
This E.:.is contains ahont 400 acrrs, Of which
$50 acres are low grounds OF the best qualify, md
atout the same qa1nti'y Of high land, OF great fertility,
IN cultivation. The dwelling house new, large and
handsome; the farm buildings ~ excellent order; a flrai
Iatc gri.t mud saw mill. Situated on James River, 50
mile, above Richmond. The freight Of n bushel oi
wheat j. only 3 cents, and Of a hid. OF ioblcco IS cents.
For further particulars. reference is made 10 & former
advertisement
TERMS.-Onefourh Of the purchase money cash;
The balance in three equal annual lnslalmsBts, with in
tersst from the day oil sale a bond with u deed Of
trust on the properly viii bo required for The deferred
payments.
All necessary preparations for saw. nc a crop Of wheat
will 20 on III ttr day nj sale; nitcr which. every facl;i-
" Will be afforded 10 the purchases.
II wild give m pleasure 10 snow The property 10 any
one who desires Ia examine il.
My address is Caltersvi!!e. Cumberland rn., VI.
fEYrON HARRISON,
Auy for II. G. Harrison, Adm'S Of L. Harrison.
Aug i1-ctd5
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UNIyEnsITy 90 VIRGINIA.

TIlE next annual session oi The Lniyeisiy viii cnsi-
i mtRc- on the Isl October, and continue: ..ii',ut
interruption until the :a,h June. Tie Faculty Is conf
posed lie follows:
GEssNER HARRISON. NJ. D., Professor Of hncien.
ii scHELE uE WERE. l.. l.. H., Professor Of 80
EDWAAD' II. coURTESAy, IL D., Professor of
Sir. WILLIAM R. ROGERS, Professor of Natural
RonERT f. ROGERS, II. d, Professor of Ch.mis-
try and Matelia Medica.
JAMES l.. CABE1.I, VI. D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Surgery.
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
WM II. M~cGUFFEY, y. ID and l.. l." d., Professor
of Moral Philosophy.
Mr. JOHN 1. MINOR, Professor OF Law.
To he admitted into The University, the student must
To dispense with Tins reInisiilon in The case OF arr.ica.
lion for admission BY iwo brothers. oae al whom may
be under the age Of sixteen.
Ii the applicant Tor admission has tcen a student OF
any other incorporated Seminary, lie cannot he rrcri'-
ed into the University unless he produces a certificate
from such Seminary, or Gther satisfactory evidence, to
Tie Faculty, with respect To his general good conduct.
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive 81 clothes,
hooks and pocket money, are est,Iaied as follows:
months, cleo
Fees-ifa single Professor be attended, $50 IL
two, $50 for each; If thrce or more, S25 %each-say Is
Fuel aad candles, 10 be furnished by the Proctor
at cost aud 5 per cent. commits iGn-e5iimaied, II
only onr student In the %dormito;y, AZ so, II Iw"in
Rent Of an entire dormitory, Sic; for hail. ii oc-
cupi-d by TWO students, .
Use Of Library and Public Roons, IN
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A.y Jnhm &c. d. Fayne, AGct.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, &c.
TINE lease Of Mr.. Charles l.. Dibrell upon he
i Powhaian House expiring en- The stday OF
October nexi, al his request The undersigned.
iIusiee in a deed If trust executed BY the said
Diotell, on The 9th day OF lane, 1886, will sell at
public auction, al the Powha,an House, COM
mencins at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Friday, The
2iih September, instant, and continuing from day
10 day, uns.l all he property is sold, all the
II USEHOLD AND KITCHEN FERNI-
IURE belonging TO the said Dibrell, and attach
ed 10 and used with The said hou:e, and in The pri-
yate dwelling house CT the said Dibreil. Among
he ar'ic Is are many ~eSce!leni Recs, Mattresses,
Bureaus, &c. an excel!en, Piano, almost new,
and many other a%rticles, in eooc keeping and
desirable for public or private housekrcpeTs;
also, suniry fixtures, and a Carriage and Horses.
Sale without reserve. Terms made known az
III sale. C.G. GRiSWOLD, Trustee.
ETSale conducted b. JOHN r. D. Payne, Auc.
tiOncer. Sept lid
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AUCTION SALES.
Isy sY.GoGd5a, Auas7E.
THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
"~SfraWberFy Eiss5,o
~ r,> rt>;rNrpE IYin ~ "A RI,
. HENRICU GOVT VI
aCC1'!0.S.

AUCTION.
pY virtue II n decree ri tie Cn'i!!f Cnnf, Of
d Her.ien. in C,,shceiy siiin@. p:on"u,ceG
On The > day Of Angus, IS47. in lhe soft 'heIe-
in pcna :Gs, -, Id 'Ca.tet's .nirGians a2iia-t
Garter, &C. the unir ,,ignet, sho Vas thereby
appoints: a Commissioned iar ihe Puia"se, viii
pfoceed to sell, upon thu Premises, on TUES
DAY, The l4!h DAY Of September, 1877, al u o.
clock. ~. that most valuable and productive
Farm ia The county of Hcnrico on ChickaAc.
miny Swamp, about four miles .,oiih oil the CITY
OF Richmond. called "SlIawberTy Hill" o! which
Henry l.. Carter died seized and possessed, con-
%,aioire, by reccn, survey, 1891 acres. The value
OF This ialm is 50 we'll known, that II IS deemed
unnecessary 10 give full particulars oil lis advan-
tascs-sufice it TO say, hat IN" land, for the
most part, is in q very high state oil improve
ncnt, the low grounds o. which, numbering about
$40 acres, are equallo any in Virciaia-lhc high
lands are also highly improved, as Inc present
crops will show. 'Tbc buildings consist OF a
large dwelling house, with every accommodation
for a gcnieel family, besides barns, stables, car
rage houses, quarters, &c, &c, anda 1lisl MN,
now in excellent order, with a lalf run oil custom
ali vi which has hten built WITHIN the last ~
years, OF the beg; material AMI wofkmanseir.-
| II preferred b. purchasers, Inc sad tam Will be
| divided into Two tracts, one O.! which contains
oSoi dcic>, AKA !H' olu'I: GU "nHn sS ~ -
located, contains 1917 acres. II IL very rarely
that a farm possessing so many advantages ID
does this is offered in market, bot as The sale is
10 he made for a division, there is no alternative
left but TO oder il 10 HE highest bidder.
TERMS.-One-t"uIlh cash, balance in three
| equal annual inslalments, from The first day Of
January next, when luli possession is 10 be deli
yercd iii The mean lime, he usual Fail crops
can be sown-tor bonds bearing interest IRON
that day, and retaining The tile to Inc land i'll the
whole purchase money shall ne paid.
II the weather on the day oi sale shonld le
such as, in Ine opinion of The Commissioner, 10
renic, il improper 10 make The SALE Aforesaid, the
sale will br continued iicn day 10 Gay, 81 The
sa...e hour, until The same is effected.
ABNER HlLLIhRD, Ccm'r.
II Sale conducted by w. GoDDiN, Auci'r.
Anr 1n-diIc
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
cAIC

PURSUANT to The provisions Of n Deed Of Trust
L executed by Sterling 1. Crump, deceased, and duly
recorded IN the Clerks Office al ilenrico County
Court. on the 3lst day of Jaruafy, ie4l, aai made 10
secure a debt due 10 John Enders, the undersigned, who
is hereby appninted Trustee, viii proceed 10 sell, at
public auction, on the 2i day OF September. 1917, 'pon
The premises. Il; 10 &c cok, ~, for cash, Two hundred
acres nj that valuable and beautiful Tract of laai,
known as WOoDvILI.E, situate IN the county of Hen
rico, AMI lying upon the Mecaaricksville IninpiHc,
about one aud 4 half miles froLl the Ciiyn of RieiHhond.
The improvements on said Tract oil Land consist OF an
excellen, and commodlous dwelling house, all the re
qnisiie outhouses, a barn and stable The land Is about
equally divided into cleared and wood land The open
land being highly improved. The property will be
shown before the day OF sale by the oveIseer, who re-
81 des On TIE premises. The title To the above property
is believed obe indisantable; hut, selling rs Trustee. |
shall convey ouly such title as is vested IN me ny The
deed aforesaid. JOHN a LANCASTER, Trustee.
At the same place, on the same day, VIII be sold by
thc Admin .irator ofSterling !. Crump, Esq, deceased,
all The flrmn. utensils. lie hnSses, mules, aud STOCK OF
every kind, The remainder of the crcp olcld corr, tie
growing crop ur corn now upon the land, resrryins TO
the purchaser The RICH! Of removing the zane bT Inc
18Th day Of October next ensuing, and t:i:fieen valuable
slaves, consisting Cf men, women and children.
TERMS announced on the day oi sale.
A., = -.nsE0f.ut
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IANn o SALE.

an THURSDAY, tie 1911, OF September, 1877, II
~ far, Il not, o. the hrs; fair cay thereafter, lsan.
day excepted, ): VIII be sold, At public auction, on the
n,.m;s-s, 10 the highest bidder, FAiaFoRD, the late
residences Of Lewis george. deceased. This Farm lies
in the county 81 Caroline, about midway between
Riebmond and Fredericksburg, four miles from Ches-
terSsld Depot, and contains, b. recent survey, .9sil
acres, about 80 Of which is low grounds; The l.sidur
ia forest land, with an asandan. supply q ,iahsf. aud
il veil a,iaoted to the e-owih OF corn, wheat, oats and
lob,ceo. The iinprnvtm-nts consist OF n eccJ dwell
i,r and The usuatct:.. houses 4 more minute d,scrp-
ZION is deentd unuecessars, q II - PRESUMED those
,rishirg 10 parrhase wi! first view The premises. Pos
soss;or .iven m ,ae fist q Iann1Ty next.
TERMS OF 5ALE.-onet third on the Is. Of jam
,v ne.:, ana the balance in IL and q months, with o
deed OF t.ust 10 secure the payment Of The purchase
one Of the Executors, living on the premises, will
teke pleasurs IN showing The land TO those wishing 10
puYciia,o. The EIo will be meds 10 eifee, ) division,
TITLE lnaisPuiahlr. J.; " GE1RGG,
AUG. ls-ae. Esscutorr CT L. s.0rg0. deceased