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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-24

DIsAsTERoUs FIRE IN PoRTLASD-We were
visited on Saturday by one of the most destructive
fires that has occurred in this city for years
Smoke was discovered just before IL o'clock, NJ,
issuing from the lower part of the building in the
rear of the Eastern side of Cotton street, until re-
Gently, occupied by Mr.. H Foye, a, q line and
tvine factory. Hardly was the alarm given when
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-24
RUTLAND Co.
GEORGE +. HODGES,
JOHN FOX,
HENRY STANLEY.

magistrate to watch over the welfare of the state,
and to suggest all those measures which will be
likely to promote its interests, experience has al
ready shown that no man has proved himselfmore
worthy the confidence of the freemen of Vermont
than Horace Eaton.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-24

1t is stated that there is an amount of
lead now fling on the wharves at Galena,
Illinois. TO the value Of twelve millions of
dollars,
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ANOTHER DISPATCH.

A dispatch from another Of The agents Of
The Tribune, dated al Richmond. Aug. IA,
says that letter from Mr. Kendall at Pue-
bid, July 80, adds that Peirce mad arrived
and that Gen. SCOTS army was then NOV
ing.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-24

c. The attempt to carry the Ogdens-
burgh Road to the extreme Northern line
Of New York, must necessarily direct at
tention to other routes. That described
below is one of great interest, and has ad-
vantages which some have thought worth
seeking by hundred miles circuit. We
copy from the Westport Patriot.
THE BOSTON AND OGDENS-
RIIRGH RAILROAD
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RICHMOND MARKETS. DEC. 30

TOBACCO-Receipts and inspections light.
We quote Lugs 50 a 3; common leaf Is a
4 SO; middling 5a 5 IS; good and fine 6 25
s. No fine manufacturing inspecting. New
loose and in hossbeads 2 90 CO. dull.
FLOUR-S6 l24 al retail-du
WHEAT-While 1875; Red 100.
OATS-37s 40 &c. per bushel.
CORN-65 cents.
CORN MEALS so cents per bushel-
Sales Of country meal al so CHS.
pKOVISIONS.-B Smilhfield and City
cured, none in market; Western Sides, Ia II
cents; Shouldcrs,G Z. cents; Hams Ii III
cents. Hams scarce and in demand. LARD
8 a 10 cents.
FISH-Nonh Carolina Herrings cut Sc a
6 so from second hands none in frs, hands.
COrTON-llA II cents per pound.
CATTLE-For Caule from the scales, gross
weight, 81 90 ? So being a slight decline
since last report, owing 10 large increase in The
number Of cattle offered. SasEP: 81 IS 3 o.,
nett. Hoes: Sf GO, nett.
LIME-Sl IL from vessels, 81 from stores.
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SELF REPUTATION.

a letter from Milledgevle in the Wing Taylor
Savannah Republican states that "the Hhigs, :"
Senator Granlland in the Chair, met in The Capt.
,ol, to take some preliminary action in reference
to The bext Presidency. Among the resolutions
adopted was one declaring that lhis meeting, held
withOut distinction of parties, only gives expires.
sion 10 the public sentiment Of Georgia, in nomi-
mating as it now does Gen. Taylor, az candidate
for The next Presidency" What Indian-rubbe
expansbliiy do these Wings possess A mere
handful Of them resolves to represent oil parties
and the true public sentiment of Georgia. Thi
movement in Georgia is fair specimen of The
Taylor "no.parly" Wings. Ultra partzans as
they are, they attempt nnder the "no.party' lure,
10 enlrap Democrats into their po~er-but the
cloven foo, OF Whiggery shows itself TOO plainly, 10
deceive any one. This, the greatest hnmbug Of
the day, is rapidly exploding.
Yesterdays Wing asks imploriDsly: "Do The
Wings OF Georgia intend to fight on their own
hook and be whipped, as they will inevitably be,
if they refuse to cooperate with their political
brethren in other Stales2 They say, in thar pro-
ceedngs, that the meeting was held without dis
lincion of parties Will the Recorder be good
enough TO tell US how many Locotocos were pre-
senl7"
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, December 80, 1871
uOIISE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF BELEGA les.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a commu-
nicaion from the ~ Auditor, accompanying The
32nd annual report (pgintec) Of the Board OF
Public Works.
On motion OF Mr. SYME, the same was laid
on tie table.
On motion OF MIR. SCOTT OF P,-Resolved,
That the commiie fer Courts OF Justice inquire
inio the expedicaey OF increasing 'hc compcnsa-
ton oil witnesses attending Ike several cours Of
this Commonwealth
On motion OF Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Harrison
and Doddidge- Rcsoved, That The Committee Tor
Courts OF Justice inquire into the e1psdieucy OF
au horising TIE sale 81 certain Public property IN
the Town Of West Union in The county Of bod.
bridge, and The purchase Of another site upon
which to erect he Public Buildings
On motion Of Mr. SYME-R Resolved, Tha, the
committee on Finance enquire INFO the expedi.
eucy of amending the laws concerning The sale Of
lands delinquent Tor lakes.
On motion Of Mr.. OLDHAM-Resolvel That
the commi,lee On Schools and Colleges, enquire
into the expedicpcy Of providing by law for The
wi,hdra wal or reduction the annuity Of SIS GOV
now appropriated torhe University OF Virginia.
On motion of Mr. BURDETT-Resoyed, That
the committee on the Library inquire into The
expedency of directing The Librarian oil the Com
monweallh in the distribution OF The session acis
of III. General Assembly, to reserve suthcien!
number to supply each member OF The General
Assembly With one copy.
On motion Of Mr.. McGlNNlSS-Resolsed
Thai tie committee on Propositions and Gne'
varces enquire into The expediencY o.! changing
the place OF holding the precinct election nov
established by law at the falls Of Guyandote anu
CabeiI county, 10 The tavern house o! Aho'e"
McComas. -,
On motion of Mr.. THOMAS-ResoFeI'
Tha, The committee for CouHs OF Justice en-
ouire into The cxpedency OF providing 81 "a"
that notices against cons'abes and their snfe'es,
for The failure OF said officers 10 pay over lery
collected upon executions, may be mace oeiO'e
the County Courts D..
On motion of Mr.. BROWN OF Ierkeley-Re,,
solved Tha, the committee on Roads and ln.einai
Navigation enquire into The eIpediency o. IepGtc
ing bill 10 incorporate the Berkeley lu'np'Ae
On motion of Mr. CLAY-Resolved, ina! me
President of the James River and kanawaa Con-
many be requested 10 furnish to this holse &c, le.
no,i showing the number Of consecutive GAYS WE
canal has been in operation on the vi o linr. ~
each wear since its completion to LyIcso,l 70 70
;ne sys,v wear the same has been oul OF repair
On motion ofMr. CLAY-Resni7ei. aha OH W.
Pres den, Of The Petersburg and Roanoke A'ea.
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For the ENQUIRER,
TO THE VOTERS OF CHESTERFIELD.

TO THE VOTERS OF CHESTERFIELD.
Fellow ci,zens:-By The resignation Of your
late representative, the Hon. John W. Jones, you
are without representation in the House Of Dele
gates.
The resignation OF Mr.. Jones, doubtless, nnder
a-, ,:~.nN,sia~~e., would h". ---.l'd yvu hi'
mingled feelings Of regret and sorrow; but when
recolIecied rha, il is in consequence OF an impair
ed constitution, 1rorn d0tr,l IN your Se,recc, you
cannot bu, feel that sympathy which the painful
circumstances are So we'll calculated 10 impress
you with.
Mr. Jones has served you long and faithfully,
with a zeal and ability that never lired-wilh d.
deily that never wavered-wbich have secured for
him The welcome paudl "we done, thou good and
faithful servant" Therefore in Withdrawing from
The cares of public life, he carries with him in his
retirement the respect, love and gratitude OF de-.
voted and confdiUg constituency. May reminis-
cences like these, mitigate that suffering which
physical infirmy brings along with 1t.
Fellow. citizens-We ! disposed, could,
with great propriety, press The long and faithful
services of your lae Representative upon your
liberal and generous feelings in support OF The
individual whom beg leave 10 bring TO your ia.
yorahe notice for your sufrases, but torbear es-
necial!y when | can place his fitness Tor The OF.
flee upon higher gtound-bis own merits and qua.
lficalions. They stand second TO those oil no man
whom you could select, and have already won for
him the confidence of many. lfyou DO not bold
a convention tor The purpose OF selecting candi-
date, (and see no chance for one ne will, hope
receive Your cordial support. alluGe TO Alex.
ander Jones, Esq whom respectfully beg leave
to nomir ia, candidate 10 ill the vacancy &C.
casioned by the resignation OF your much loved
Jones. In presenting The name OF Alexander
Jones to your no,i:e, | natter myself il will find
a warm response in The bosom OF large msjo-
r,y o; The freehplters Oft he country As respects
Mr.. Jones' political opinions, they ale so gene
rally known, | deem i. unnecessary 10 say one
word in regard TO them. | imagine he will be
found al all times wiling and ready TO answer
any question propounded to him touching his
views, either State or Federal. 1t is proper. how.
ever, 10 observe, that in Introducing The name OF
Mr. Jones, have done so without consulting
him; but should public sentiment point to him,
oI which have no doubt, he vii! not, hope and
believe, feel himself al Liberty 10 disregard H..
December u, 1917. VOTER.
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NOTICE.

CERTIFICATE No. s,al9, for eight Shares Of Farm.
~ ers Bank Stock, issued on 18th August, 1888, 10
Elizabeth Woodson, now deceased, having either been
lost or destroyed, hereby cali all persons concern
ed to show cause why new Certificate should not is
SUE for the same. c. SELDEN, Administrator.
dec 3l-cwAw
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For lie Enaui,er.
CHESTERFIELD SPECIAL ELECTION

Major Alexander Jones is respectfully suggest
ed to The people of Chesterfield as fiji and proper
person to present them il The House OF Dele
gates, nee John w. Jones, Esq, resigned.
It is earnestly urged upon the Democracy OF
Chesterfield, al the hirnss Of the ensuing week. TO
concentrate among themselves upon some gentle
man as their candidate; ard, in the opinion OF the
writer. they can select none more competen; han
Msjor Jones. A CHESTERFIELD DsAooRAr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31

PuDIIC Wtetlhg OF INC DemOcTaCy,
A Meeting Of the Democracy Of Richmond and vic
nifty will be held in the CITY HALL next WEDNES
DAY EVENING, January 5th, ls46, for The purpose Of
responding the views Of the present Administrations
and expressing their determination stand Lv their
eomn.r;, rign prosecution Of the Mexican Wat
Come before O'Clock, r. NJ. MANY VOTERS.
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The New York papers OF Wednesday evening
have The London Times OF December 4lh, con-
tanning The conclusion of the debate in Parliament
on the motion for Special Committee on The fl
nancial crisis, and its final adoption. The Times
has also some later advices from lhe Continent,
but they are not important, except the following,
in regard 10 Switzerland
A Provisional Government had been establish
ed in Lucerne and recognized by the Representa-
lives OF The Federal Diet.
There is as yet no news from the canton OF the
Valas; but troops are already on the march
thther, 10 acl against il in case OF necessity.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-Whie statesmen and
journalists are differing on the subject Of media
lion, the affairs OF Switzerland which yesterday
looked comparatively tranquil, seem by our arri.
walls thence, by this express, TO be on the eve OF
grave complication. The Sonderburd may in a
military sense be deemed aors dc combat The
note OF the Prussian Government 10 The Vorort,
to which we referred yesterday, seems likely 10
lead TO new and very serious difficulties.
The Diet was to have replied to it on the 29h
but postponed i, to the 30th ult., and had in the
meantime ordered troops TO march on Neufchatel
any attempt upon which the Prussian note de-
clared it would consider easus beili. Flushed
with Victory, The Radicals may commit them
selves. II they do, the result would not be doubt
iul
FRANCE-The Prince de Joinvie has re-
turned with his fleet TO Toulon, and has resigned
the command OF IT, This resolve is stated by the
organs of the French Government to have been
produced by the i'll health of his Royal Highness
INDIA AND THE EAST.-ExPREss PROM
MAasEILLEs-DoNDoN, Dec 1--WE received al
O'clock this mo-niog, BY express from Marseil-
les, our dispatches from India and Esyp', in an
,icpaion OF The overland mail which left Bonn
bay on the Cd ard arrived al Suez on The 18th uii.
The intelligence is OF Interest,". India is at
peace, except at Two points, viz the BoogIie trcn-
Tiers and the Goomsoor country.
The Boogties are lawless, plundering tribe,
residing in Inc mountainous districts TO the west
Shikarpore, in The North scnde. According
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RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY, CARO-
LINE COUNTY VA


THE next session Of this Institution will commence
on the second Monday in January, 1913, uhe l0th,)
Instead Of as heretofore advertised and continue six
months The second session Of the year will COM
me nee oil the last Monday OF August and close few
DAYS before Christmas. The Principal has the gratii-
cation to announce TO the friends Of the Institution,
and the puhlic generally that he has obtained the
az the Military Institute at Lexington, assistant,
who will take charge of the Mathematical and Militia
~ Departments. The following is copy of letter
received from Col. Smith, superintendent Of the In
siitute relative to the standing and qualifications of
SIR Mah0ne:
V. NJ. Institute, November IT, le47.
Dear Sir:-I have the highest opinion possible Of the
mental and moral qualifications OF Mr. Mnions. He
came 10 this Institution when quite young and without
was low, bnt he gradually rose in every scientific
branch until he reached the highest position in his
class. This fact shows perseverance, Of no common
der and sound mind. As soldier he had no superior
in his class, and in his moral character he ire
proachabe.
In word, should say, you could not get young
man who would suit you better, and shall esteem
very fortunate to be able TO his services
here ut q future time.
am very respectfully,
FRANCIS VI. SMITH, Sup. v. NJ. /.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition tincluding washing and fueD
per first session, payable invariably half in adj
rance and remainder at close Of session, $40 90
Do. do second session, SO 90
Circulars, containing details OF the course OF study,
&c will he sent to those who may desire them. Pa
and guardians designing to paronze the lnsttu
tion requested TO inform the Principal early
possible.
P. o. Rappahannock Academy, Caroline county, Va.
nsr In Guf Feb
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am, very respectfully,
FRANCIS u. SMITH, Sup. v. NJ. l.
RICHMOND THEATRE.

For The benefit Of Mr.. COLLINS, and bis last
performance but one prior 10 his departure for
New Orleans He will appear in his three popular
charac,ers-Terence O'Grady, Pat Rooney, and
Dennis McCary-in the representation Of which,
he will sing tour Songs.
On FRIDAY EVENING, December 81, will
be acted for The first time the Petite Comedy called
The Irish Post
Terence O'Grady, with sons,) MIR. Collins.
Favorile Pas Suel, by Miss Walters.
Pas Seul, by Petite Gertrude.
Af,er which, first time in Richmond, the Comedy
OF the
WRONG PASSENGER {!
Dennis McCary Mr.. Collins.
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To conclude with the Farce OF the
o NJ n Is L S
Pa; Rooney, with Song,) Mir. Collins.
II For full particulars, see bills OF the day Il
II Boxes, LIST and % Circles, Is cents; Sd
Circle and Slips or colored persons, SO and 25 Gus.
Dec. 81
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ryins into effec, policy that, instead OF bringing
upon you the dislike and emily OF your country
men, will cause them 10 surround your person
with their sympalhies and blessings.
Your administration will acquire an imper-
The rewards of glory you will have obtained as
the iuslrious champion OF The independence and
liberty oil Jour nal0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
WRONG PASSENGER {!

Afer which, first time in Richmond, the Comedy
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We arc authorized to announce Henry Shack.
ford, Esq of The County Of Culpeper, as can.
didaie 10 represent the Senatorial Dislric, Of chi
pepper, &C., in the next Senate of Virginia.
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The steamship Portland had a terrible passage
from New Orleans 10 Vera Cruz She would
have been lost, had not hundred horses been
thrown overheard. Colonel BanGhead, Lieu!en-
ant r. C. w. Radlord and other officers, were on
hoard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31

II NEW MUSlC.-We are indebted 10 Mr..
P. Fl. Taylor, the publisher, Tor LIE CARNIvEL
DE VENlsE Quick Step, dedicated 10 Captain
Charles Dimmock-also, the BooUET WALTZ
both of the pieces composed and arranged for
the Piano, by MIR. Francis Buck Knowing the
taste ard skill OF Mir. 3, We cannot doub! thai
;he ;nnsic betore us is very prelty
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
MUST BE A GREAT BARGAIN.

a. BERIFF sale of valuable Grist Mill
~ and Distillery.-Wlil be sold at public
action a. the Court House door in Boonville.
Warrick Coanty, Indiana, on Saturday the first
day OF May, I847, about two acres of land
with good frame Grist Mill and Distliery
three stories high, and extensive sheds situated
on the Said mill and dlstIllcry were
built in lS4l, and put into operation al a coS
OF about $4,000 Within the last year the
m III (wllh two new run OF French Bur) and
distillery. have undergone thorough repairs at
"a great expense, aud now in successful OPP
grafton. This property lies in Warrick county
Indiana, the Ohio river, in the hourishng
town OF Newburgh, nine miles above the city
Of Evansville, and known as Luce's Mi It's
location for business cannot be surpassed in any
country, situated as il is in large wheat grow
ling country, and a move extensive corn raising
country cannot be fonnd-aiways an abundance
OF corn and wheat to be had at this place from
I 20 to % per cent less than the price OF Cincinna
ii, and is nearer the market Tor the sale OF wills
I key and -four. The judgment de blor and cred
iior have agreed upon the terms OF sale-one
half cash, tile other half OF the purchase money
lpay BILE in tw Give months with interest on ap>
lpToved security. Persons wishing to purchase
are invited TO call upon Mr.. Abner Luse at New
fbnrgh and examine the properly, which will
/ be sold without reserve TO the hi gheSC bidder.
I March aids VIM. SCALES. S, w. G.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
House and Lot for sale at Auction

WETHEREAS. A braham Gumberts and Jen-
w ny his wife. on the 4th day OF Septem-
Der 1914, executed TO me mortgage on lot No.
A of William M. Walkers subdivision OF lot
No SO in the original plan OF the town OF Evans
ville fronting on First street 79 feet and lnciu.
ding all on the Main street front oil said lot SO.
except 25 feet owned by the heirs OF Matthew
McClain deceased; eighteen feet conveyed by
said William NJ. Walker TO Caldwell s. Phelps.
and IL feet 8 inches conveyed by the said
Walker to George Haag, supposed TO be about
10 feet more or less the Main street front OF
lot So TO secure me as surety Tor the firm of A
Gumbets & Co, on a certain note dated the end
day of September A. d. 1914, payable to the
order OF A, Gumberts & Co, at the Branch al
Evansville of the State Bank oil Indiana, for The
sum OF 81 500; and also 10 secure me IN the
payment OF all such other sums as should be-
come security for to the said Branch Bank al
Evansville on account of the said a. Gumbe
& Co. within FIVE years from the date OF said
mortgage; one of the conditions of which mort
gage is that, If said debt and interest shall not
be paid when due, shall have the right to sell
said mOTtgaged premises at auction, alter CIV
ing such notice as the sheriff oil Vanderburgl
county Is required TO give in max ing sa les o
lands on execution, for the payment OF said
debt and interest,"; ali of which will appear by
reference to said mortgage which is recorded il
book l., pages 454, ass and 456, OF the re cords
OF deeds in the Recorders office of SAID couD
ty OF Marlborough Aud whereas also, all o
| the said SUN OF 81 500, well as S37 3 inter
est thereon remains unpaid: Therefore, To-
the satisfaction OF said debt and interest, will
/ forecIose said mortgage by selling the salC
mortgoged premises, which sale will take plac,
on the first day of May l647, at the door OF th'
Court House in the town of Evansville aiore
sad betw cen the hours of 10 O'clock A NJ ana
A O'Clock NJ. of that day. Terms of sale cash
! JAMES CAWSON, Mongagee.
March 4-8t prs fee $500
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
list RECEIVED.

HN addition my former stock. general as
q sortment OF BoIonic Medicines
Roots, Banks, Herbs, Extracts, Powders, &c
prepared and pui up by the Shakers
DR.. Folger's Olosaonan, or all Healing Bal
sam.
Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills. Worm and Cough
Lozenges.
DIR. lie Roy's Universal Vegetn bic Pills, com,
posed oil Sarsa parIla and Wild Cherry.
DIR. Porter's Poor Mans Curative Sugar Coat
ed Pills. at 10 cents per box.
DR.. Porter's Poor Mans Strengthening Plas-
ter. at 10 cents a piece.
Barnes' TootIf-Ache Drops, warrautsd to cure
in all cases AZ
oyersrreet's genuine Linament, and Doctor
Beach Family Pills. t
Superior Pale French Brandy, P. II. G"ddarc
& Co.'s Brand, warranted pure, tor medical pur-
poses only.
Hallock's Worm Candy, safe and pleasant
medicine to destroy worms in children and i'm
prove their general health.
Sweet Spts. Nitro, fiji and Aqua Ammoni;
fit strength
Suph uric. Nitric. Acetic aud Muratlc Acids
also OF full strength, aud many orncles too nu-
merous to mention, altogether making a COM
plele assortment at wholesale and retail on rea-
sonable terms, By
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Druggist,
Main 81 near Water, Evansville. la
Feb IL It
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
FOR SALE.

hi WILL sell that beautiful LITTLE FARM
u where Col. RoYSToN now resides, four miles
North oil Evansville, on the State Road leading
TO Vincenncs, For the Information of those
living at distance, description OF the proper
ny is necessary. The house is do feet front AM
30 feet deep, two stories high, containing eight
gocd rooms. besidsa- kitchen and pantry, with
a pUrcfr IN tr0nt tnevwnoTe Iehgtn OF the house.
The house is surrounded with fine yard, W. III
planted with shade trees and shrubbery;a large
garden in high state of cultivation. contain
ing great variety OF choice fruit, flowers, &c.
A well Of good water in the yard, stabing suf-
hcient for 40 so horses, wood house and
other out buildings. This farm contaius So
acres, all OF which is under good fence and dr.
vlded into conve nient fields; nearly all OF them
set IN grass. There are several never-failng
springs OF good water and several quarues OF
lime stone on the premises. The purchaser cal
have AZ acres OF excellent timber land situated
convenient 10 the farm. This would be a de-
sIrable situation for any gentleman who wish es
10 reside near Evansville, the country being
high aud healthy. 1t would make good tav-
ern stand with very little additional outlay
This property will be sold low TO wind up an
old business transaction. Letters OF inquiry
addressed to The undersigned at ROME, Ind :, or
TO COL. B. Royson Evansville, will! be promptly
attended to. II this property is not sold al
private sale before the first day OF April next,
It will on that day be offered at public sale to
the highest bider Title perfect and terms
liberal. JEHU HARDY.
Feb list