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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
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ITALIAN OPERA-Palmo's crowded again last even
ing and the last representation Of Donizett Lucia di
Lammermoor" attended with the same success and
enthusiastic expressions of delight on previous
casions Barili sang sweetly, and in unusually
powerful voice. II being her last appearance for
tme she heartily greeted by the brilliant
bage, who testified to her popularity by their cordial
applause. Benedetti not, think, in good
voice as we have heard him. though he sang the duo
with Beneventano in his effective manner and with
harmonious correctness The latter mentioned artist is
rapidly taking the stand in public opinion which his
pre.emiuent talent most certainly deserves Tomorrow
night sgnora Pico will appear in % Nina" The opera
new one 70 .,. uni, sut I; Dy loser
his reputation is high; we arn, however that the piece
to be produced is full Of light touching melodies, hich
Pco Bsneventano and Benedict will do full justice to.
Our readers will be glad to SanIuiricos face the
stage again. He is great buo singer and great ia
vorite.
Mr. Lover has arrived in Charleston SC, and to
give the FIRST of his Irish entertainments the Goth ul
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FROM THE SANDWICH lsLANps.-By the arrival
OF the whale ship Mantle, yesterday, we received
an enormous package of papers, including full
file of the Polyxesian from June 18th to August
18th. The only items they contain of importance
are the particulars of the wrecks Of three four
whale ships OH the Pacific, the facts Of which we
mentioned short time since. A minute account
of the disasters will be found under the marine
head.
Accounts from Tahiti to the middle of July had
been received. There had been a number OF
fights between the French and the natives, with
much loss fife, but no decided success on either
side and both parties adhered obstinately to
their original purpose, the French insisting on
unqualified submission, and the natives still COM
manding the businesses of the interior, but suffer-
ing greatly from the destruction of their bread
fruit trees and the desolation Of their planted
grounds The French were daily adding to their
Notifications
Some of the English missionaries had offered
their mediation, but Governor Bruat would not
accept it except on his own terms.
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City Intelligence.

TIE WrArHra-We were visited yesterday with Z
lght snow storm. which continued during the day.
ARRIVAL OF outstanding the unpro-
pous season. he nconveniences and hardshps attend
ipg travelling especially this coast the number Of
emigrants arriving still the increase According
the official accounts OF the Custom House, 1883 arrived
at this port during the month of January just past.
They are divided among tho European countries, as
coll
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ing. Our railroads are employed day and night
in bringing to market produce from the inteiior'
and we have no doubt but that the whole OF the
surplus breadstuffs in the country VIII lind foreign
markets. and our own markets completely clean
ed out before another harvest.
There are many who doubt the truth of the ac-
counts every arrival from Europe brings us of the
scarcity of food, and the condition of the poorer
classes in that part of the world. They may be
greatly exaggerated, but there is enough truth in
them to satisfy US that every barrel Of -four beef,
and pork, and every bushel of grain we can spare,
will be wanted on the other side of the Atlantic
At the date of our last accounts from Great Britain,
there were at least eight months to harvest time,
and the condition Of the people OF Ireland, at
that time, was such as required the most extern
sive and energetic measures on the part OF the
government, to prevent thousands upon thousands
starving daily. With all the government could
do. with an expenditure at the rate of two hun
dred thousand pounds sterling, equal to one mil
lion of dollars, per week, and by giving employ
ment to hundreds of thousands of laborers on
useless public works. the greatest distress prevail
ed, and the poor, miserable, starving souls were
dying daily in spite of every effort to alleviate
their sufferinQs Immense numbers, upon the
point of starvation, were finding their way across
the channel INTO England from France, with the
hope of keeping soul and body together with the
aid of public and private charity. If these things
do not denote extreme scarcity of bread, we do
not know what would. If the accounts are
exaggerated now, few weeks will suffice to
make them true, aye, more than true, they will
fall far short of the reality AS severe as the pre-
sent distress must be, we cannot but anticipate
a more dreadful state Of things in Europe.
What are the prospects for the next harvest!
In the aggregate not very fattering. We doubt
ifthe same breadth of land has been, or will be,
cultivated this year as last Grain and potatoes,
which should have been reserved for seed, have
been kept for consumption Animals, which
should have been kept, particularly in Ireland,
for propagating their species, have been
slaughtered, and consumed. Laborers, who
should have BEEN retained for cultivatng the
soil, are pursuing other employments the
sword and fire arms have taken the place OF the
ploughshare and the pruning hook; and every
thing calculated to check the progress of agricul.
ture has been adopted, and resorted to in time
of scarcity and want. What the result of all this
will be, God only knows.
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XtOOcYfs ~ SKATER,

.NEW GR.aN1TE FRON'T BUIDLN1;
Opposite the Bank Of irginia
Are now receiving large and well selected stock Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DOMESTIC, &c,
Which they intend To sell upon good ter IN 5 as any
house engaged the trade exchange Ion all Of p
duee usually brought TO this market, viz Bacon, Butte
Whiskey, Peach and Apple Brandy, Flax and To Linen
Wool and Wool Rolls, Feathers Ginseng Fiaxseed, SC
and will allow ior all such the very highest market price
liei stock consists in part OF the following article,
SbfAh-I.olt Powdered, Crushed Clarified st. Croi,,
Porto Rico and New Orleans.
COFFEE rioaus, old Java, Iaguyra, Rio, ttc. sc.
MoasSes, Iallow and Sperm Candles.
TEAS Black and Giccn OF the finest bToush
tins market.
Cotton Yarn Of the most approved Factories.
BRANDY Bcs pure French Imitation do Apple and Peach
WlNE-tnest old Mcdeira, sicily, Mad ria, Por sherry
and Sweet.
WfllSkEY-Wais b'. brst old Rye aud Rertifed, com
mon Rcctiiicd and Mountain.
'IN-Purc Holland aud American
RliM-Bcst old Jamacia and New England.
Rice, bar Iron, English and Tredcgnr Iron.
SfEEI.--Cast, Shear and Blisiered
Feathers, Wool and Wool Rolls
Nails, all Sizes Powder, Blasting and Spongj Shot and
Lead
Window Glass by 10 and 10 by II.
Salt and Segars IN every variety
pomestics, "a, 7-s, and IA.
Cotton Osnaburgs.
Soap, Shoe Thread, Ssltpetre Alum, Indigo, Nader,
Coppeias, Ginger, Pepper Aspicc Letter, Foolscap and
Wrapping Paper; Grind Stones; Fur, W DOL and Pain Leaf
Hats Calicocs, Bed1cng; Apron Cheeks Mustard Trace
Chains, Axes Shoe 1arts, Bed Cords Plough Lines sc
They cordially invite purchasers c,amint thoir Large
Stock before making purchases elsewhere.
o. THY Ant DETERMINED SILL LOW. -
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I.rrcnnuNG. July l3. 1877.

Dear !Sir,-We beg you 10 accept our acknowledge
mcns for the aid given by your ex,elen, speech al
Campbell Cour, House on y.s'.rhas and believing that
the valuable information which /, afforded to the people
Of Campbell will still further aid tho great design Of
connecting the cas-, and the west by Railway ctmmn.
nica,on from the Valley Of the Ohio 70 the lido water
OF James River # laid before the people of all tho
ties interested IN that work. would be greatly oblg
ed, if you would furnish with copy. for publication
in the newspapers Of this town.
Very respectfully.
Your obedi,nl servants,
+ . DEANE,jt,
JOHN G MEEM.
j NJ WARNICk,
MAURICE LANGliORNE, il.
}. llOLliNS.
HENRY .. SCIOOLfiELD,
Comm .sonrrs for receiving subscriptions 10 tho stock
of the Richmond aud Ohio Rail Road.
To Ropr }. DAVIS.
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wv VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM 4 BILLIARD,
EyEaY MoSpAY AND THURSDAY,

EyEaY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
f -Four Dollars per payable in adroace No sub
;pt;on uii be for a shorter time than siI months
aud ~, paper nil b. discontinued (ercpt at the discretion
fthe Ed;tors,) until all a,,earages paid
a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents per
,Suu. (sr lcs for erery inner form, insertion and 31a cts
M, ,suse (or i.ss) for every outer form Insertion
Y.aDyERTiSER is s7tsled TO NOTE on his Ms.
h.s ling he csies his advertisement inserted adrer
o,ai not so noted r! be inserted tn ITS dsconIace
be ordered.
FDR YEARLY .7DpERTISLNI; the ternis are for
N. privilege eft0o squares so for square 25 for
an, ,,uare inner form So. Eeery yearly adrsrset tcu
y,yuye to cee his advertising to has particular lac Of
business
~ JOB PRINTING ecued neatly and erpeditiot,s1y
and on reasonable terms
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StG1RS. COtITE. PLASTER, Sc.
- hhds n. O. Suga very prime an Try,
10 bags l.agnyra and RIO Coffee.
80 tons Lump Plaster,
5000 10 wolsey aud Wolseys loaf and crushed Sugars
l01 sacks Salt,
~ tierces handsome clarified Sugars,
3 cases Boots.
Ton Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
tons ircdegar Iron, handsomely assorted,
80 boxes Tin flate,
800 lb, SlitreiIo,
800 lbs Russia Sheet Iron,
8 hlls. MuscoVado NolasAos,
s bbis pclng Vinegar,
do No Markerel, very large and lat receiving
per bages Exit Richmond aud Ohio and for sale low by
CRENSliAW, BAGBY & CARTER
August I2-ts
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,NEIr SPRING X Su.u.uER GOODS

C.. W. LOVE.
Al Tic Old stand of .hcIrer g. Lone,
"OGLD respectfully inform his friend. and the
W public generally that he Is receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
10 which he would call their attention. assuring them he
VIII sell aud make TO order cheap any hose the
place All he asks rs examination of his stock among
which they will find the following articles
BIoey's best black and blue Cloths,
Smons do do do do
English, French s German Go dc Of various oolors,
Bloloy sbest black Cassimeres,
Bchol's do do do
English French and German Cassimeres various colors
Best English and French black Sains
silk Cashmere, Nelvoteen and other Vestings
Pocket and Neck iaEdkerchies Suspsn1crs Gloves and
in fact, every thing usually kept in such house.
April It's G.. w. LOVE.
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ELK FURNACE.

1INHE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves III.
Il Is, day Of January last, for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING.
under the name Of Flppn & Montgomery beg leave to
inform tho public that they now prepared 10 exeeu IL
orders for all descriptions Of Castings usually made a,
blast Furnaces. via Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stove
Plates, Mill Tear. Sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited examine tho style and quail
lily of ther Hollow Ware, which may be seen s, nust
Of the stores Lyuchburg at the Messrs. Ellis,
Richmond. Oldois Addressed to the concern, a, Fix
Furnace, OF A. \. Montgomery lsnohburg. viii meet
with prompt attention
Also, just 10 hand our well selected stock Of
SPRING IND SU.NlfER GOODS,
which will DO sold low for Ca.h, OF Ia exchange ff
grain \. w. TLlPPIN.
MAY Its A. \ MONTGOMERY
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COTTON FACTORY.

COTTON FACTORY.
TIN1lE Subscriber takes this method 10 inform his
4 friends and the public in general, that he is
king at the Black Water Cotton Factory as good an al
tcle Of Cotton Yarns is made any where, and trial
of it he would like Tor all to make, he feels confident
they would find it to be good article they
bought, if better His prices will always be reason
able and accommodating f!c hopes therefore. by strict
they be forwarded in every direction the Factory be-
ing the James River s. Kanawhs Canal as we'll as
the Lumber Houses, where all the wagons, that bring
produce for shipment, are obliged to Gomez A. least
share Of your patronage. Please give him call when
you onnle IN town.
Oai,s a, the Black Water Cotton rac.oyy
JAMES 6. CRE WcSON, Agent
June !{-ts
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Mr. Milton ID. Young:

Mr. Milton ID. Young:
~ IR not b,ig nliahan of This Comnlonwo aith take
~ this method of informing YOU that will proceed to take
the depoSos Saturday 18th OF September next lS47 at
Sandy Level in the county 81 Ptsy wanna and State Of N
Fna of John James, Samuel Young and others, to be read
as evidence a suit depending and undetermined in
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry FOR the
county of franklin in the said Stale in which yuu deien
dant and plaintiff and il from any they not
taken that day they will he taken Monday 20th of sad
month when and at which time You may attend if think
proper SAMUEL. C.. YOUNG.
Aug l2-lm
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Merchant Tailoring.

Merchant Tailoring.
JOH.N o. 4 T. Y,
.q'the old Stand Of HIM. s. j. Oatey,
IA GUILD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
Y burg, and the public, that he will continue to
conduct al the old stand OF himself and brother the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches lie has hand and will
tnua!y keep. beautiful assortment of Clltls, CAST
meres. Nostns and in fact ythlng suitable or Gen
tempn's wca! Uhchhe will make up order in the most
fashionable styles handsome fits AID warranted work
uanshp. He would invite the attention Of the public
10 his stock
Feb its
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WIN, j. Willis,
Successor 10 Talbot g. Laaier,
MARKET STREET,

AuctiOnecr and Commission Merchant,
~ EtklN rs on consignment and sells at auction
IL Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Crockery, Hard
ware. Furniture, SC.
hsp PAYS personal attention to the sale of Real Estate
Negroes, Horses, and all kinds Of produce in town or
country.
Liberal cash advances made on consignmcnis intend
ed for public auction.
Always on hand general assortment Of Goods Of all
descriptions, which will be sold a, private sale al
ton prices. WIN. j. WILLIS
June 24--ts
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FOR RENT,

Wool Carding Machine, good order. situated in a
house erected On the Branch near the Duchmans garden,
dwelling house with if desired; also enent Of
fee IN tha alley opposite Friends ware house.
June us CHARLES ii. LYNCH.
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n q n IC n.

IN PURSUANCE Of deere Of the Circuit Superior
4 Court Of Law and Chaneery for the county Of Camp
bell, pronounced on the day Of October. 1876, IN
the case OF Clement, guardian &c, against Jane
A. Clemcn, and others, shall, the at day Of Sep
cmher Sd, upon the premises, proceed To SELL to the
highest bidder ON credit Of one and three years.
The Fact Of lnud IN the bill and proceedings mentioned
upon which Alexander Clement, deed formerly resided
ng in the county of Campbell on the waters ofScneca
ree, and SIX miles south Of the Courl House. contain
.oit
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"ROuch and Keadu.'

TuNIIE LIFE OF GEN. IL TAYLOR. Illustrated
L JUS, received, price only 50 cents.
D. b. PAYNE
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10 THE SCROFULOUS.

10 THE SCROFIIOUS.
nOCTOR r. W. EWING lne,rm. the public that
~ he is in possession Of Boyds rcnedy for Scro'nla,
i, is TOO well known to the community TO comment on
Those who afflicted may call him and be relieved
| lis Office is New Siore. Buckingham county va,
His Post Office, New Store Buckingham.
Charges moderate
Aprl DTS
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EIk.FSE; !!
iNOtiCC

Is hereby given, that shall petition the next lrgIs-
lalure of Virginia. for divorce from my husband,
Mr. Samuel +. Gobbs, OF Patrick CO.. Va.
MARTHA r. COBBS.
Pttsylyania, August Sim
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IyScununa Anpu,t l3,h lsd7

IyScunuRG. August 18Th, lSi7.
Geniismea:- Your letter Of thu 9Th Of July re
eeyed days after its date On account OF absence
and pressure Of engagements II has not been In my
power 10 write out the speech referred TO- earlier
lay Having now don" W. hand il To you Cor the put
poses desired, though canno bat regret that per
son uore competent 10 do justice 10 the subject has moi,
performed the task
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Sale Of Valuable

T. y 7 r :, T. II Y y 5, c.
DY virtue OF deed OF trust, executed BY Arnead
Barksdae, ST. bearing date the 18th day OF March,
1913, and OF record in the county Court Of Halifax, shall
the goth and 2st days of October is4 beginning
2oth day of October, 1s47 at Sandy Creek Mills the
county OF HahiaH) expose to sale by of public auction
the following property 10 wit One certain Tract parcel
oi LAND, with its eppurtenances, lying the waters of
Sandy Crcek in tie said county Of Ialaa, containing
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TWO STORY DJtELLLNG HOt Sc,
weather boarded Viii hpst wen lotus md passage,
TWO kIlt IiENS n 81 t.NJ3 .Ait.41 HOt Sc
.lND SIRLNG ROUSE, a f.aRGE TE.7.nE
GRfST .'iU.I, rery ntotiy .fniShed
A double geared Mil: very large and excellent
Stone buildings formerly used a nsor>; very largr
frame Barn. with Stable unGer hole Lngh and sheds
around There is. also double Torn House. large
enough 10 hold 2uU0 bushels OF Corn The buildings
hne condition. They all pat mp about the tine
ard many years ego viii Sc Il this iaim at u
and not he very particular time of payment the
interest be paid.
The other L ARM is that valrahle estate called HTSH
CREEK F.fR.N It's 8 mile. eas OF Lexington very near
the Buffalo Springs Turnpike, and contains
7i2A RES,
about 400 of which are cleared md Acres beautiful
meadow, ahundrry watercd There nearly 30 Acres
e Creek and River bottoms all OF which would mahc
fine Meadow, if the SHOULD not wish to farm them he
buildings consist Il a
COMFORTABLE DUELLLN1, HOUSE,
with several rooms, large KIT Ct, oer Houses Of
House supplied by very fine SPRING Frcestone water,
large BARN with SHEDS upon three sides Of it, a
large DOUBLE CORN HOUSE a GRlSr MILL. that
does the grinding OF the fam, and. large STONE
HOUSE, formerly as lIsery but its water power
has been recently used 10 prnpc lhrcing Machine
Thorc is great command oil upon this farm and every
facility is furnished (ncudne contiguous mountain range)
for making splendid stock we'll grain farm. 1t is
cassed the best tracts OF this county, and its location
affords choice of either the River Turnpike for the
portaon of produce To I.yncburg, from which place Is
distant forty mills will sell this farm So per acre,
PAYMENTS Persons wishing purchase will please call at
my residence upon the North River m, north Of Lex
mgon and will take pleasure in showing them the property
ALFRED LEABURN.
Lexington, August lG-St
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\ cry respectfully. &c.

To I. u Deane, jr.. John G, Mrcr. John NJ. War
wick, and othef,. Commissioners Sc.
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CO.uFORT4BIE DU-ELLLNl, HOUSE,
" n ~ + f. y.

WOOL, Feathers, " AK, Flax Seed Flour and Bacon
w for which the ma rket price will be paid by
CRENSIiAW, BAGB1 q CARTER
August Pts
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lGI Acres,

more or less, berg the and which the suid Armiscad
Bark sdaie resides Also, halt of the Sandy Creek
Mills, the Land attached thereto, and the milling apparatus
&e.
Also, all the said Rarksdalc interest," tie date OF the
said deed, the lery adjacent TO said Mills the and
attached thereto and the fixtures and other arpurenanoe
belonging To the said >istilcry.
Also the following slaves, NzSam and his wife Wnncv
Robin Jesse Henry "a man0 Pleasant, Arstcad, Wash
inton, Mark, Glcy, john Henry q hovD Clara and her
f1ur childten hatsy liary Acey and Anthony Sylvia,
annah Greasy, KITTY, Alley, and her hour children, judy
little Alley, Daniel aud Aham and any increase OF the said
female slaves bonn since the date OF the said deed o trust
Also riding airage and Harness, pair Of Carriage
Car
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HISTORICAL Sketch of Trinity Church, n. York,
Z L Illustrated by the Rev. VIM. Berrian. D D. the
Reco, OF the same. for sale BY
DE- PAYNE
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TWO STORY DJrELILNU HOtSE,

about $50 Of which aid = q i nicely
tired meadow The buildings extensive and o excellent
ou,ty. conSistrp oi
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GREAT WI All LIME TO THE
TIGETT.

La Richmond. fredericksburg and UaAington city
fsNRAYELlERS going North are hereby informed
L that the above Line is The only dady hne, The mos
cJpeditious line and The only certain line
Passengers leaving Richmond by this Inc, daily at
"A. M arrive al Baltimore to tea. at Philadelphia In
tie course of the night and at New York by II A. NJ
the next day being business day. and sometimes ttoo
da,s. in adrance t1aveers by the River and Bay
Boats. and are. moreover exemption ali risks of sca
sickness and storms, by the James River and Bay
line.
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A III s IN II a e a Il e III y,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

hoPOSAl.S will he received till the Goth August 1877
Tor relocating the Turnpike ho. Poe. Tan Yard, arounc
e NIL TO til Road above Pauetts Tavern profile b.
seen at the Store OF Mr.. A. B. Rucscr.
Aug. IL 3 A. TOMPKINS, Secretary.
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TLH.US OF N,ILE.
The Slaves and The interest IN the store House be sold
credit ci rnc motifs, the pic be secured
by negotiable endorsed and made
and payable at e Office Of Discount and DEPOSIT Of the Bank
o ngiua .ynchburg The Land be sold on credit
and years fer equal portions Of the purchase money, the
purchase be secured by bonds with good personal
scurity and deed OF s lie and itself Ard the other
personal property 10 he sold for CASH. where the
does ICED ten dolla md Tor all tha,
credit u nac months Will b. given the purchasers giving
bonds with good personal security.
Tile Slaves represented lrg likely and valuable
and amongst them a valuable Miller, Cooper s..
Acting Trustees will enlv convey othe purchasers q
the property aforesaid suc title vested in by the deed
81 trust aforesaid
JOHN NJ. oTfY,
r. V. BAEkSDAIE,
August &c, lSi7-tds Tfnsl es
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abou, 400 Of which cleared md 40 beautiful
meadow, abindnhy wateted There nearly 30 Acres
# Creek and River bottoms any all OF which would nahc
fine Meadow if the owner SHOULD not h them ! he
,ud ip,s ,ist 4