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TnE ODD FELLow's celebration comes of this
day, if The weather is pleasant. The process
sion, with their music, banners and regala will
be a sight worth witnessing. The order in
which it will be formed and move through the
streets, will be found in another column. John
W. DAVIS. Jr., has been appointed Marshal and
George b, Knowles, Charles Devens, Jr and
Thomas Il. Tiley, Assistants. The dinner is
to be prepared by Mr.. Weaver, at the Ocean
House.
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Court Of Magistrates.

lucSudy, otPt' T.
Jehn Sterens, Sred Commissioner, rs ThomH'
stacy jr., d H The Court oycrruled three ol
the grounds of dcft's motion to dismiss this ac'
tion, but reserved the fourth for further argu-
ment.
Christian H. blanchard and vie as Edmrd
Atmy, action on book account and for services
rendered. The Court decided to dismiss this ac.
lion on the ground that no express promise to
the wife was set out in The declaration, though
husband and wife were joined.
The parties, defendants, in a number of civil
actions, were called and deiaullcd. Adjourned
TO Tuesday, Sept nth.
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Caution against t,aning om of Railroad
Wmdo,cs.-- A passenger IN the o'clock
train from Jersey City yesterday afternoon,
put his head out of the car while crossing the
bridge over the Passaic, thinking he saw u
man in the river, when it was caught by a
beam connected with the frame work Of the
draw, which cut his nose open and terribly
laoerated his face. |, seems almost u mira
cle that the whole head was not taken off
.Necark .AdUeriiser of Saturday.
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As MARINE LIST. A.
!pOHn O4 N7QVDpODp,
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY Sen

i-.. WEDNESDAY, Sept |.
Barqne Tyron, Smith Prov for Balli,nore .
l.onSa, Perry. Warreo for Bangor
French steamer Newfork, Charlhan Char.
bonrg for New York.
sch'rs. Redingon. Hart, Prov. for PHI,
John Cofor, Clark, Boston, for do; Emily
hnish, Providence iur do; VIM Penn. Wins,
low, Prov. for New Bedford Henry Gibbs
Gibbs, Fall River for Hartford
THURSDAY. Aug. 90.
sailed-Bark Emigrant, Clifford, for Bristol.
FRIDAY, Aug 81.
Schrs Monterey Abbott, River for Pblo
Meteor, Perry, Providence for do; Iuldah A
West, Spellman, do for Albany, Telescope.
Chace Boston for do; Elizabeth & Rebecco
Wilson, Albany for Prov; Henry Freeing, Ba.
kerr Dighton for Phila Minerva, Davis, Fail
River for do; Daniel Webster, Prov for Rond.
out; Ariel, Hail, Boston for N York.
sailed-Steamer New York, Ferrand, New
York
SATURDAY Sept, A.
Brig Tyrone, Smith, Prov for Baltimore.
Schr's Florida, Young Bristol for Thomas
ION susan, Gardner DightoL for Phila David
Cr0cket. SNOW Hartford for New BedCotd
Sloops Hard Scrabble, Chace, Nantucket for
Prov; Wan Henry Comfy, Prov for Block Is
land; Nancy, Gardner. + River for N York.
SUNDAY, Sept.5.
Brig Rio, Sprawl. Boston for Pbiia.
The Bark America, Capt, Smiley from the
South Atlantic Ocean, with a cargo of oil and
seal skins, valued at $20, 600, made her appear
ance of the mouth of our harbor between II
and o'clock to-day, when she was boarded by
one OF her owners and immediately pui to sea
again. Her owners made an assignment some
time since. and il is supposed tha, tins pro-
cednre is To elude the creditors.
The u ) Rev Gutter, with the depnty Mar
shal aud The assignees Of the property, was dis. |.
patched for her al 81 p. m with orders to bring
her into port. The Cuder returned this evening
without the vessel
MONDAY, Sepi.6 6.
Schr's John Collins. Somerset for Phila
Page, Crowell, Boston for Richmond; Creole,
Allen, from Boston. I
TUESDAY, Sept.
Brig Joseph, Keller Phlla for Boston.
schr John Watson, Sprague, Perth Amboy
for Boston.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 8.
Rrigs Calcutta, Clark, Plciou for Fall River l;
Gallo. Mahony, + River for Plciou.
Schr'S Scioo Thompson, Cape Ann for
Phila; Benjamin Brown, Richards. Dghton for /
N London; Charles ID Hallock, Horton, Som.
erset for New York
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W We understand that n private As.oci,.
ton Of Unitarian ministers " IN be held in M.
town next week, aud that there will be nuhI;c
religious exercises ~ the Mil street church
on "Wednesday evening. AZ Z l2 O'Clock. Ser.
mon by Rev. Mr.. Wsiss of Waterlown A.
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FRoM THE PAcIriC SouA ouADRos,-DcSpatchcS
have been received a, the Navy Department,
from Commodore Bddle, of as late date aS
May 3, 1877, al Monterey, from which we oh
tain the following intelligence of the movements
of the squadron under his command. The In
dependence, Cyanc and Portsmouth were on
The coast Of Mexico, enforcing the blockade of
Mazallan and GuaymaS. The frigac Congress
was on her way to San Diego, and the Dale
had sailed ircm Panama to Monterey. The
Warren was al San Pedro. The Preblc al
rived al Monterey on the 23d Of April, with
Mr. Norris, bearer of dispatches from Wash
inglon. The storeship Erie was at Monterey.
Union OF Friday night.
PoTAroE Ror IN MARYLAND The Cum
berland Mouptai nccr says:-' The farmers
Of the glades, we are told by gentleman
who has Just left that section. have again
been visited by The destructive rot which has
been very prevalent for the las, two or three
seasons. Whole patches and fields have
been destroyed by us effects, aud The most
surprising effect of the rot ~, that u first
makes IT. appearance ~ the stem, aud ~
twenty four hours after The whole root is CON
rletely destroyed
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Eugene, Bell, sid from Charleston Sd
inst, for this port
Bark Providence, Vinson, from n Orleans
for Cork, was seen Aug. lGih lat 13, Ion 80.
brig Annawan, SwaSey, arr. al Providence
4lh inst, from Phila.
Brig Algonquin. Smith, was at Demarara
10th ult., dis'cg.
Brig Hyder Ali, Swasey, was al Havana 22d
u't dis'g
Brig Thomas p Hart, Swa>ey, arr at New
York Sd inst, from Providence.
Brig OSaSe, CoggeShall, cid at Phila 9th
inst, for Boston.
Brig Robert Bruce, Wade. arr at New York
Sd inst. from Belize, llond
Sch'r Hannah, (3masts) Woodman, was at
BuenoS AyreS July 3d for Boston, said to be
chartered for $500
.Sch'r Thames, Cozzens, cid at Mobile 2ist
nlt,, Tor Providence.
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$1,000 Reward

NOR lost deed Of trust ~ Favour of Nc
H. hnkion Flrot Of jamaica. l.. l., dcccnscd,
executed 10y Esther Fleet of the State NJ New
York, formerly of Newport, u J., IN 1891 -
Either taken through mistake or misiaid --
Whoever will return sald decd ot give infpr.
nation where il may be found shall receive
tho above reward 10y tho suhscubcr ol SAID
} imalca, l. l.
ABR llIAM FLEET
J.ms c., l. Sept 2, lsi7 'iw2j
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Redwood Library.

TJWE ProprietorS of the Red,oood Library are
Il notified that their Annual Meeting will be
holden at the Library, on Wednesday. Sept
29Ih, 1877, at 3 o'clock, T. NJ, A general and
punctual attendance is requested as business OF
importance will be acted on.
r. j. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Newport, Sept ..
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ELEAZER TREvETT, }
GEORGE FREEBORN, }CommiS'rs
WM. w, FREEBORN
Municipal Court Of The City Of Proridnce. !
IugUSt 81 lSl7. :
Estates OfEdWin, william III. and
samuel NJ. Read, Minors.

E'LlZABETH G.. READ Guardian Of the
~ persons aud estates Of Edwin Read, Will
lam II. Read aud Samuel NJ. Read, minors
children Of JOHN READ, late Of Newport.
in the County Of Newport, deceased, presents
her petition in writing to this Court, for H.
cense aud authority in her said capacity, to sell
all the right, title aud interest of said minors
IN and to a certain lot Of land with dwelling
house and appurtennnces thereon, situated in
said Newport, bounded Sou,herly on Bridge
street, NortherIy on land of Benjamin Smith,
Easterly on land of George Burdick, and
Westcrl, on lana Of Mrs Weaver, aud to IN
vest the proceeds of said sale according TO law,
under tho direction Of this Court. And said
petition is received and is referred TO the fnh
day Of October next, at nine o'clock a NJ
for consideration, aud it is ordered that notice
thereof be published three weeks snccossively
in the Herald Of the Times n newspaper
printed in said town Of Newport.
- G.. GREENE Clerk
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Bor,iom Coiiege-At the Commencement at
Brunswick, last week. the Honorary degree of
A. NJ. was conferred on Samuel Vaughan Mcr-
rick, Esq, of rhiIa George Il. Merrick, Esq,
of New Orleans, and Richard Palmer Waters,
Esq, of Salem, Mass. Degree of LII. ID. On
Hon. Frederic Allen and Hon. George Evans,
OF Portland, aud Rev. Swan l.. Pomcroy, OF
Bangor, Me.
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The PoTATo RoT This disease has made
its appearance in the vicinity Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, where it prevails very extensively.
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"a FEW MORE LEFT."-rhe "Razor Strop
man" is again in town, with "a few more Of
the same sort left" We advise all who are
troubled with boards, To buy one of his magic
slrops. They will put an edge on rnzor or
jack knife, as keen as lis jokes.
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FousD Drip "A man. NAMED Henry Smith,
wa, found dead ~ \ corn6eld ~ Smiihiold
ou tho 3Ist uit a bottle oi alcohol was found
BY his side.
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RosHED The Conducior on the Reading,
Pa, Railroad wa. robbed of - small trunk
oat,in, ns about 5000, ~ frlday last
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New advertisements.

The EXTENSIVE circulation which the Herald
Of The Times enjoys ia this town and vicinity,
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ir-t" The attention Of merchants is called to
the advertisement Of farnsworlh * Shaw, oi
Boston, to bo found in our columns. Mer.
chants aud others visiting Boston, will do well
To give them a call, and examine their goods
and prices. be efore pnrchn,ins eIsewhrIe
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ou. advertising columns, where may be found
advertised almost avery article wanted by
families or individuals. Purchasers will do
well to give the advertisers a call aud examine
their goods.
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Auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on the
w 9Th instant, if fair weather, II moi the
next day at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the house aud lot
on the Point, late the property olOralio Tay-
lor, deceased Further particulars made known
AT the time and place OF sale.
Newport, OH mo- 9h, lc1I 25-3w.
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Commissioners' g. Administrator's Notice

Commissioners g. Administrators Notice
VENHE L. subscribers having been appointed by
n the hon. Court of Probate of The town of
Newport Commissioners TO receive and exam
inc the claims of The creditors Of the estate OF
Richard &. Norman, late OF Newport, deceased,
represented inSolvent, and six months from the
9th day of September lSi7 hoving been allowed
by said court o said creditors To present and
prove their claims, all persons having claims
against said estate are requested 10 present
them to either Of us, and we will meet at the
office Of Peter Z. Remington. on the last Sat
urdays Of January, February and March ISIS,
al = o'clock p Ia, for the purpose Of deciding
on the claims which may be presented against
said estate
ELEAZER TREVETT, }
GEORGE FREEBORN ICommiS'rS
WM w. FREEBORN.
All persons indebted TO said estate are hereby
refu ueSicd To make immediate ray nCIito
ErER p. REMINGTON, admir-.
Newport, Sept6, lSi1. 925
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOKS, &c.
Brooks Poems,
Emerson's Essays,
Russells Reader,
do Introductory,
Brooks Ornithology,
Noyos Translation Of Psalms,
Pictures of Natural History,
Shells from the Strand of Genius,
Lectures To Young Men. by LIyormoro.
The Sick Chamber,
Offering of sympathy,
Wares Works.
The True Story Of my Life,
Parlor Annual for August,
Daguerreotypo No
Grahams Godey's and Columbian Magazine
for September, at
CHARLES T.. IlAMMETT'S, JR.
Aug 90,
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Address by Pc. Arthur Macarthur,
Esqr., Of New York.
Closing Ode, Music.

Returning, the procession will move thro
Thames street, up Bowery street, to the
Ocean lIouse.
1t is respectfully requested by the Com
millee, that all obstacles tending to obs,ruct
the progress Of the line, will be removed
from the streets and that good order will be
generally preserved.
The Galleries Of the Church will be re.
served for ladies'.
Visiting brothers not specially invited are
requested to report themselves early in the
the day to Ocean Lodge, No. 5, or K. l..
Lodge, No. ~.
BY order of the Committee,
GILBERT CHACE. Chairman,
JOHN w. DAVIS, Jr, Sec'ry.
Newport, Sept. 2, lS47.
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Sr. MAYS CHURcH, PoRrsMouTH.-Th
corner stone Of this church was laid on
Thursday, the I'd inst, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
BY tho Rt. Rev. J. p. X. Ilenshaw, ID. d.,
Bishop Of this Diocese, assisted by several Of
the Reverend cIcrgy
The services were numerously attended,
and deeply interesting.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Monday, Septic, 1917.
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STATE ELEcrioSs To TAKE PLAcE.-The
following general Elections ARE yet to take
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GREEN TEAS.

The above Teas are all imported in chests
and half chests, and weighed out to cuNiome's
from the original packages when called for,
which are warranted to give geneiai SaiiSfae-
ion.
In store l20 packages Of fresh Teas
Jy.2l. WILLIAM NEWTON
80 Thames Street.
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.rltEAP SUGAR, partially damaged-l6
~ pounds for 81, just received aud for sale
by L L. Il J. X. NEWTON
Aug 20. 23.
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i. q. @. r..

The Committee of Ocean Lodge, No. 3.
and X. I. Lodge, No. ". respectfully subnl,
the following as the programme ofihe ce'ebra-
ton of the |. U. o. +. in this place, on
Sept. 9, lSH.
Under direc lion of the Grand Marshal
and his assistants, the various Lodges will
form in procession, in front OF the Mall, at
10 o'clock, A. ~, as follows:
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GRAND MARSHAL,
Rhode Island Lodge, No. IL

in order as follows, which will be maintained
by the other Lodges in attendance:
Outside Guardian with staff OF Office,
Banner,
Brethren OF the Initiatory.
White,
Z" Pink,
Blue,
Green,
Scarlet,
Inside Guardian with staff Of Office.
CHAPLAIN.
Warden, Treasurer, Conductor,
s. Supporter, Secretary, s. Supporter,
Supporter, Vice Grand, Supporter,
Supporter, Noble Grand, Supporter,
Rand of MuaIc
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Notice.

DIVIDEND of seven dollars 25 100 on
n each share or Gi0lh in the stock of the
OCEAN HOUSE COMPANY will be paid
on or after the date hereof to such persons as
shall, by The books of the Company, appear to
be stockholders therein NJ the lime of payment
T.. w. LAWTON. Treasurer.
Seplo. 2w25
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wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

For sale by n. J. TAYLOR.
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oupPoIteI, LNooie Ntahu, sooPPo''S'j
Band of Music.
Ocean Lodge, No. >,
Marshal, United Brothers, No. l3, Marshal,
Washington, " IL.
Woonsocket, " 10,
Csnoncus, o,
Good Samaritan, -" 8.
Narruganseli, q
Amty, q,
Hope 4,
Roger Williams, 3,
Marshal, Eagle 2, Marshal,
Friendly Union, !,
Visiting Lodges from Mass.
Palestine Encampment, No. B.
Moshassuc, 4" 2,
Narragansctt, l.,
Grand Conductor,
Supporter,-ORATOR-Su Supporter.
M,.sh., r. W. Grand Lodge, u...h,,
''''"'' of The State of Il. |. ''
p. q. Masters.
The procession will move up Broad TO
Spring ST., through Spring to Franklin,
through franklin and up Thames Street to
the North Baptist Church. where the exercl-
ses will be as follows:
Opening Ode,
Music by the choir,
Prayer.
.. Ode-Musc.
by Pc. Arthur Macarthur,
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Thc Graham School.

Having secured the services of Miss e. Nc
Querns, as an assistant, who is we'll known
in this and the adjoining Districts, as an ac-
compIishcd Lady and a successful Instruc-
tress. We hope to make our school worthy
of it name, and thereby merit the patrona ge
of an intelligent public. We prefer, however,
to let Graham speak for herself; we only ask
parents who have daughters to educate, to
give US trial. As q location for Female
School. Due West is one of the most desira-
BILE in the Southern Country, Inhabited by,
and surrounded with, an int, lliyent and re-
liglous community: it is distnguish'd Tor its
morality and refinement. and Is provcrbially
healthy, healthyas the Mountains themselvcs.
Terms OF Tuition per Session Of S Months.
FIRST CLAss-Olthography, Rea-
ding and Writing $5. 90
SECOND CLAss.-English Gram
mar, Geography and Arithmetic, 8. 90
THIRD CLAss.-History, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, 10. 90
FOURTH CLAss.-Botany, Chem
istry, Rhetoric, and Natural Phi
losophy, IL. 90
A Student in any Or all of these clas.
ses, will be charged only for the
highest branches studied, Music,
Drawing and Painting (extra) Is. 90
Music, Piano and Singing (extra,) Is, 90
Use of Piano, 2. 90
Contingent expenses, ,25
The Winter session Of this School will
close on the Both INST. The Summer session
will open on the 18th of A Dril,
J. I. BONNER, Principal
-, Mountalneer, please copy four timcs and
olrect the account to l. Bonner, Due West.
March % 54w
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CANDIDATES,
For Tax Collector,

The friends Of Capt. E. G.. MARTIN,
announce him as a candidate for TAX COLLEC-
TOR, at the next ensuing election.
The friends of JACKSON A. HAM.
MONDS, take pleasure in announcing him
Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR at the
ensuing election.
The Friends of JOSEPH S. D. WETH.
ERALl.. announce him as a Candidate for
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
The friends of the Rev. JAS. MOORE
respectfully announce him as a candidate for
the office of Tax Collector at the ensuing
election.
The Friends of w S. HARRIS, announce
him as candidate for selection to the office
OF TAX COLLECTOR, a. the ensuing
election.
We are authorised to announce JOHN
CUNNINGHAM, as a candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the next election.
The friends of EZEKIEL TRIBE
announce him as a candidate for the office of
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce It. r..
CUNNINGHAM as a candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election
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SPRING GOODS.
1R. HI. 81 w. A. Wardlaw
Respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers t
their stock of

Respectfully invite tho attention of purchasers to
their stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
now on hand, which have been bought for CASH,
and selected with great care, and nro now offered
on the most accommodating terms.
Their stock comprises most that is desirable in the
various branches Of their business, consisting in
part Of the following:
Rich printed Jaconots, do do Lawns and Calnbrics,
DO colorcd fg'd Barrcgcs,
Scotch and muslin Ginghams,
White and colorcd Embroidered muslin Robes, a
beautiful article for evening dresses,
Black Barregcs, do Satin striped NIarqucsans
Do Gnghams and Lawns.
Rich French worked muslin Collars and Chim;scttcs
Do embroidered muslin Scars,
Fine and super English Long Cloths id, Cd,
lO-4, 1874 brown and brched Shootings,
10 4l Irish Linen Shcctings,
4 Fine Stock of Diapers,
Biolleys super Broad Cloths
Super black French Cashmere,
DO do do Doeskin,
Drap. D'Ete, French and English plain and farcy
Linen Drills,
marscics, silks and satin Vestings,
F fine lot stutfs for boys and servants woar,
Fur, Wool, Panama, Lcghorn and Palm Hats.
Boots and Shoes.
Gents super calf Boots, do kip pcg'd Boots,
Ladies white, colorcd and black kid Slippers,
Misses and boys' shoes.
Hardware.
Carolina, Elwcs and Brades Hoes,
Collins pat. Axes, do Broad xes,
Cast and German Steel, single and double barrel
shot Guns,
Augcrs, Chscls, Saws, drawing Knives, mill and
cross-cut Saws, &C. &c
Books.
A complete stock Of school Books,-bcautifuI
copies in calf and gilt CT Byron Milton, Rogers,
Canbcll, Young Hemans, Shakespeare &c.
Josephus' works, D'Aubgne's history Reformation,
McMahon's Gardner, and many miscellaneous works.
A handsome lot Of .Jc,peiry,
Crockery, Saddlery, Groceries.
March 18th, l847. 3,f
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A Great Bargain
Is offered, in that -
!. well known tract Land, for { ::
merly belonging to Mr.. Sam Il !. I!
ucl Jack, and by him. sold to y:


Mr. William Bowie, for three thousand dollars, in
1885.
Said tract, contains SIX HUNDRED and FOR
TY-TWO ACRES, as certified by William Leslie
Esq, deputy Surveyor 1t lies within two miles os
the Village of Abbcville, and within one mile, of
the IAbbcvle Male Academy. There are supposed
to be, about three hundred in woods about
eighty acres of tolcrably fresh land and the balance
moro or less worn. plantation is better watcrcd
having considerable creek, passing through it,
and springs convenient, to almost every part Of the
tract. There arc probably, sixty or seventy acres
of Lowgrounds, which, with proper ditching might
be made very valuable. The woodland is so dstri-
butcd, as to make tho plantation, susccpta-
bic of division, into three small farms, and, if 1
cannot sell it as whole, may bo induced SO to
divide it.
l also offer my dwelling House and Lot, OH which
live, i'll the Village of Abbevic. The House
contains SEVEN ROOMS, besides closets, all we'll
finished Tho lot contains one acre, and is sup
piled with good out buildings, excellent well of
water, with patent, cast iron pump.
My weak lungs, and enfccbed health, warn mo
of the necessity, of seeking less changeablo cli-
mate. For this reason, will sell tho above proper
ty very cheap. FRANKLIN BRANCH.
Abbcville, March 81 lS47. 6tf