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GEN. TAYLOR'S POLITICS.

Many and sednlous efforts have been made in Demo
cratic quarters, 10 shake the public OF the Wing
principles and uclinaions Of the brave old General, who
rests crippled at Monterey from want of the OF
lively prosecuting hosltes. The Democratic press.
from the Union at Washington TO lis nancsakc at Nash
vile, has teemed with ntina0ns that the Wings were
reckoning without their host, IN looking to General Tay
or their candidate ior the Presidency. Serious at
temps have been made In Phade phia and New jersey
10 oresla the apprehended action Of the Wing party
by nominating the General the Democratic candidate
To this conspiracy against the identity Of the gal
liant Generals opinions, Mr. Senator Cameron, of Penn
sylvdnia thought il expodent to publish under his
signature, and he alleged with peculiar means Of
knowing the truth a declaration all whom it might
concern that Zachary Taylor, wing, but, on the
contrary, most excellent Democrat!
Unfortunately for all these movements and represcn
taons, the question to Gen 1ayors politics has beer
very concuslvey settled by the following statements Of
the "Democratc .ldpocae," paper published at Baton
Rouge, Louisiana the place of Gen. Tayor's residence
and therefore likely be well acquainted with his opn
ions and party attachments
''0ur contemporaries dlsputing about Gen. Tay-
lor's politics. There need be no difficulty this point
Gen. Taylor gave his last vote for Gen ia ,kson--ht
would have voted for Henry Clay, the late election
because he personally esteemed and admired him as
statesman, and because he opposed to the annexation
of Texas, constitutional grounds Gen. Taylor says
he belongs to party, but is called Wing. Gen. Il
thought the with Mexico could aud ought TO have
been avoided. We satisfied it is annoying To thu
old General to hear Of his nomination for the Presde
cy But OF one thing can assure bureaucratic friends
GENERAL Il. is NO DEMOCRAT; and will say further
we believe he would never ask question in appointing
to office, to their politics. but his measures woult
not harmonic well with the late and present democrat
ic ADMINISTRATORS the tariff"
With the exception Of the saving to the tariff abou
which imagine Gen. 1ay lor has scarcely thought i
necessary TO express any Cpaon, the present law having
been passed long SINCE he sent 70 the seat Of war,
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this statement because deny 10 General Pillow por
Hal courage OF gallant bearing IN action we are VII
hng 10 yield hun holh=-ae simply correct the error
One inquiry and drupt this painful subject Why
did Gen. Pillow asssll No Mt all. aud why did he do
|, with small a force. and before he ready II
cannot be said that Gen SCOTS order directed him to do
IT. This Is the language Of that order Sen Pillow s
brigade will march al I, o'clock 10 morning along
the roue he has carefully ,eeonoiered, and stand ready
he hears the report III arms On our rght-or
SOONER ncfennisiniees shod faror hn-io pierce the
enemy lno Of baeri,ste nearer The rirer The better.
as he may select" The italicishg is our own. Con
Pillow PROGRESSED To have carefully reconnotcred." this
line oi batteries, and frequently spoke OF his ability IL
carry them, OF the fact that he satisfied trohs Otr
than on No The truth is. the general was
gn)ani Of the ground and OF tho enemys strength and
preparations Tor defence.
We have performed an unpleasant task. Nearc 81 r
~ that had Ia do It. hui justice Ia ourselves, 10 the
great fame OF the States represented by the command o
Col Haskell IN that field. and To the memory of tho
dead whu fell there. require that should tell 9Th,
truth. the whole truth and nothing hut the TRUTH
VIM. L. HASKELL, Col. COMFY 2nd Tenn, Vols
DANlDH CUMMINGS. 1t Col ID Tenn Vols
q. w. McCONN, Captain Company A.
HENRY +. MI RRA, Captain Company B.
W. Il. MeADOO. lsi Lieut.. CONG, Company G..
NM Il. DAVIS. Isl Lieut. CONG. Company r.,
ALIEN =. GREENE. 2nd 1t CONG. Company f.
WM. J. sTANDlFEk. Captain ComranyG,
&. w. BOWNDS, lsi Lieut. Company 4.
JAMES W. CHAMBERS. 2nd 1t. Company A
A. J. ELLIS. I'd Ii Company G.
COWARD ID 1t Company G..
&. 5. sLAi GLITTER. ID It, Company ID.
T.. }. MATT, I'd 1t Company +.
EUGENE SULLIVAN. ID It. Company G..
JOHN X. BELL. I'd 1t Company &.
JAMES FORREST. I'd, 1t Company II.
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WASHINGTON LETTER WRITER'S.

The Union states, .uneouivocally," that no lottci
writer III W Washington has any means ol knowing the
views and pupostso i the administration, IN advance
of the public This. il says is especially of III,
State Department. which has head whose discretion
is well known 10 the public, aud who never convcrses
with any person concerning diplomatic arrangements"
"Whoiher therefore. the Union prooeods.) General
Scott does, does not possess d omalic powers what
the Objects ol Mr. Tflsl : visit 10 Mckee, are known
pofsns tho United States beyond the President
and members Of his cabinet aud confidential clerk in
the Department II may be proper here to add that 1t
is highly unjust 10 Gen Scott assert to usnuao,
that he s not the author Of tho proclamation which bears
his name II Is very certain that neither the admins
trailon Mr. lrsl had any agency whatever IN its pro-
dnclion.o
An Inconsistency is apparent upon tho face of this
statement For, # the of the Mexican policy OF
HE administration ARE known only To the President and
Cabinet. aud clerk how Is It that the editor Of the
Union Is enabled say that neither the administration
nor Mr.. Irlsl had anything to do with Gen. SCOTS
proclamation II the Generals appeal 10 the McNicans
is in unison with his MIR Tst's instructions the
President aud Cabinet certainly had something to do
with II but whether they had or not nobody. accord
ing Ia the Union he informed except the Executive
Council and one clerk Unless, therefore. that clerk is
an associate editor Of the Union, the that the
proclamation entirely Gen Scolls production, cannot
DO mnde upon accurate information.
" th rogald 10 the letter writers there in very u.
doubt that many OF them pretend 10 official authenticity
when they have moans If securing it-vhilst there
others whose statements have boen too often verified
tn allow IN question their possessing peculiar laciIi
hes Of getting State secrets. The Union itself
times quotes and confirms their annuucalions.
Tho following letter appears to contain intelligence Of
some Importance, which may be regarded reliable
Correspondence N the JDurnm ot Commerce.
WAsnINGroN, June Sd.
Mr. Black. Ia Consul in Mexico. has arrived here;
also Malor Bnhon. the latter with dispatches do not
learn that III. dispatches embrace any thing Of imor
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REAL ESTATE IN LYNCuBURC

yrlao oil decree OF the Hastings Court for the
- COOPERATION ofLynchburg. pronounced in the case
oi 'Doniphan x ux Nctors administrators & al -
SHALL on Saturday the 10th Of July, lSi7, offer for
sale. upon the premises by way public auction the
highest bidder the House and Lot in the proceedings in
said case mentioned being the house and lot owned by
the late Miss Maria Victor and occupied by Alex
ander H. Garland situated near the lower end of Main
street The valuable Improvements and the advantageous
location OF said property make it very
ID s X Il u l. E RE E.NCE
TERMS.
credit of six: twelve and eighteen months in equal
nsalmenls Except for much as will pay the costs
OF the SUIT, and the expenses OF sale. for which Cash will
be required } the purchaser giving negotiable notes with
good endorsers and the title to be withheld
until all the purchase money be paid.
}. {. SllACkLEFORD, Commissioner.
June 7-tl0Jy
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale has been unavodably postponed, until
Saturday, the Doth day of the present month"; Dune.
at which time it will positively take place without reserve,
at the market house. in the of Lynchbug, to com
mence at Il o'clock, A. NJ The above Tract of Land
has been recently divided intove smaller Tracts about
TWO HUNDRED ACRES EACH,
the plats of which have in my possession, subject to
the inspection of any person wishing to purchase who is
also specially invited to examine the land Tor himself.
June 3-t26Je. VIM. Il. YANCEY, Trustee.
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REGULAR SALES.
II II X ID.
DNgneyreOfys,e LiEenesSes.

FHNiE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
Il the citizens OF Lynchburg ana surrounding country
that he has taken the ROOMS, nearly ppose the Frank
lin Hotel, formerly occupied by Mr. w A. Refer, and
recently by Mr. J. II. Ftzgbbons. where he is prepared
to execute MINIATURE LikENESSES, with all
the latest and most important Improvements.
Miniatures taken in any kind Of weather. and all pic
lures warranted fac smlle of the original.
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and examine
specimens OF this beautiful art.
n. B.--Instrucon gvenin the art on moderate terms
April 5-ts p. f.. GIBBS
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Col. Benton has made another speech in St. Louis ata
dinner given 10 Charles ID. Drake, Esq by the 81 Louis
Law Association, at which the Cotouel an invited
guest. In reply 10 toast complimentary to the United
States Senate, Col Benton eugized that body in very
high terms, for the influence il calculated il
intended, by ltslog tenure otoce To exert. In resisting
Executive power the hand aud 'lhe stormy Of
excited popular feeling IN the os,er.' lie said. the
Senate had. three recent oecasions molly performed
this high msslonirst. IN rejecting the Tyler treaty
OF annoSnion and thereby postponing f two years The
Mexican WIZ secondly, IN adopting alternative PR p
oson To the Joint Resolution Of annesation il passed
the House of Representatives which, proposing n,go-
atoms with Mexico ms preliminary to the annexation
oTexas. would fit had been selected by the Executive
the basis OF aclion ha avefied altogether; and
thirdly IN resisting the UNJUST claim Ut the President,
tanned though II was by misinormed and excited public
opinion io5i 40 and IN bringing both the President and
the people bnck 10 40 The line Of r.ht." in the Orc
gun negotiation.
How Mr. Polk will relish these severe and repeated
hits at his ,risdon and discretion, the part Of hisEx
Lieutenant General, il Is impossible for this deponens
10 say,
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VOL. XXV.-.NO. 81.

is manifest that the sentiments here ascribed to him
his approval Of the election Of Mr. Clay his dsapproa-
ts of the Inception Of The Mexican war, his principles
of mpanality in regatd 10 appointments to oice, and
above ALL his demoeracy--are those which character
i2o the great bodyoihe Wing pafy and chiefly ds.in-
guish them from their opponents.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the office of the
Il James River and kanawha Company IN Richmond
Va until the 18th July next for the construction Of three
stone dams across Jams River the line of the Com
panys Canal between Lynchburg and the mouth of North
river. The first Of said dams will be about 81 f. high
and 400 f. long, and situated about miles above Lynch
burg the second will be about 5 feet high and 500 #.
long, and situated about 9 miles west OF Iynchburg
the third Will be about 22 it. high and 500 f. long, and
situated about miles of Lynchburg. The ioun-
dalton Of these dams OF rock and the supersuciures
will be required TO be raised high low water Level
during the present season. Plans of said works may be
and specifications there obtained the Companys
office in Richmond, the Subscribers office on said
line above Lynchburg, on and after the ls Of July next
WALTER GYWNN. Chief Engineer
James River and kanawha Company.
Richmond, 3lsl May-tl2Jy
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" % r. T..

\ PURSUANCE. Of decree of the circuit supero
court OF law anC chancery Tor the county OF Amherst
pronounced in the cases of Smith VS. Smth and Smith VS.
Smiths administrative shall. ON the 2nd dav of July
next ""n the premises. proceed 10 sell the highest
bidder either III two aud more parcels, all together as
may think will produce the best price. the TRACT of
LAND, upon which Richard Smith, IT, deed former
~ resIded lying in Amherst county, five miles north
west OF tho Court House. containing upwards OF
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES.
'cih a fine D,reitng House aid Other Ont Houses
upon it, aud an abundant supply oi Timber and Water
upon the following terms The purchaser purchasers
to pay down cash enough to doiay all the expenses Of
sale. and as to the residue a credit Of one two and
three years for equal nsianents upon giving houd with
approved personal security, the title he retained as nj
innate security for the purchase money-he purchasers
to have possession next fall for the purpose of seeding and
full possession the LIST day Of January nex and also To
have the benefit OF the ront for the present year.
ROBERT NJ BROWN, Com'r
May 2t-t2Iy
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Y'R.ICTOEL.7.V'D,
PUDer HNNgilsgS.

VENETIAN BLINDS,
Star Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks,
Walters, Plated and Brass Candlesticks,
Shutters aud Trays,
Bell Metal and Enamelled Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Spice Morars,
Coffee Mills, Sp,oons,
Scissors and Shears,
Hemmings genuine Needles, sc. &c.
Received and for sale by
June lots GRFGORf ROl ALL
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WV. NJ. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM 4 BILLIARD,

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
II -Four Dollars per payable ia adrance No st,b-
,erption ,c be receced for shorter time months
and no paper H be discontinued ercept at the discretse
sfthe Editors.) until oil ayremages paid.
e. .1DYERTfSENE.NTS inserted at SO cents per
square Tor less erery form Insertion and 374 cts.
per square (or iess) for erery outer form insertion.
EVERY.aDpERTISER is required to note on his Ms.
hsp long he uses h,s advertisement inserted airer
tisen,cnt noted, c be inserted tn its dscotace
BE- ordered.
FOR YEARLY .1DPER TISLNf; the terms are for
the privilege oftoo squares $40 for square 25 for
one square, inner form SIS. Every yearly adcertiser tcl
required eoe has advertising TO his particular line Of
business.
81. JOB PRINTING erec,tedneatty and erpeditioisy
aud on reasonable
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TERMS OLE SALE
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale is postponed until the 2sth day of the
present month, and at the time will be rented out
Warwck's Mill and Saw Mill, with the appurtenances.
adjoining the above Tract of Land the rent of which
be applied repairing the same.
WM Il. YANCEY, Trustee.
Nav 20L-t2SM
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

IN PURSl ANCE of a decree of the County Court
Il OF Campbell, pronounced On the 10Th day of May.
o47 In the Chancery suit of Dixon and others, against
Wilson and others, the undersigned the Commissioner
Therein named, WILL the 9Th day Of July 1917, ON the
premises, sell by way Of public auction. for cash.
tain Tract, or parcel ofLand, with It's appurtenahces,
containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, lying and being in the county Of Campbell
adjoining the Lands Of James ID Cardwe Alexander
Wilson, Raleigh Chiffon aud others; it being the same
Land on which John Wilson Decd resided at the time
Of his DEATH
ALEXANDER WILSON,
June 3-t8Jy Commissioner
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Law NOTICE..

VIM. u. Branch Il VIM. s. Reid, Jr.
HAVE formed partnership in the practice of Law
Il and will attend the Courts of the Corporation Of
Lynchburg, the county Of Campbell, Appomatox, and
Amherst. Also the Superior Courts Of the county of
Rockbridge. All business committed to their hands will
be diligently attended to. Office CAPTAIN VIM. ID.
Fairs, at Market House.
Address -Lynchburg.
April l5--ts
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ELM EUJnslNACE,

Ella Fl KNA AGE.
HNllE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
Il LIST day OF January last, for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the of Fppin x Montgomery. beg leave To
inform tho public that they prepared to execu e
orders for all descriptions Of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces, viz Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stove
Plates, Mill Gear. &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited to examine the style and quail
ity of their Hollow Ware which may be at most
of the stores in Iynchburg, at the Messrs. Es's
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concern, AT Elk
Furnace, or A. n. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also, just to hand, our well selected stock of
SPRING; AND SUMMER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash, in exchange fol
grain A. w. FLIPPIN,
May Its A. n. MONTGOMERY.
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LYNlnaBllRls. N

REa PANAMA, LEGHoRN. RurrAN., Er~
CAMrEACHy, RoueH AND RnA- I'M
Zak by. AND PALM LEr HATS.
~ great rdriety,
JUST received a large and beautiful assortment of the
above Hats, which will be sold very low. by
}. ROMBOUGH 4 SONS.
May l3--ts
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iE Undersigned. h,retofoe, partners in the practice
of Law, have this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business on hand viii have their joint attention.
April Its JAS. GARLAND
VIM. ID. BRANCH.
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Lawns, GiNGHAMS AND BERAGES.
WM. H. RYAN would call the attention of the trade
w 10 large assortment Of the above Goods Many
of the styles will be- sold at fourth The Cost of i'm
portatton Such cost 81 he selling IS cents
such cost 80 and 80 cents he is selling L. per yard
Call and examine for yourselves. This is hun,bug.
May 3-ts WIN H. RYAN
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BONNETS.

lust received by express, a fresh supply of BON
- NETS, to which would call the attention Of the La
dies JOHN L. DAVIS.
NV l3-ts
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One Thousand Acres.

The said Land is within miles Of Lynchburg and a
mile of the canal with good outlet TO each. large
portion thereof heavily timbered, well waered, with
superior power, which can be cheaply applied to
either milling manufacturing purposes. 1t is well a
dapted to the growth Of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Sc,
and is worthy the attention of those engaged in hauling
wood, who may want Wood Land convenient to
Lynchburg 1t will be divided into lots parcels suit
purchasers, aud will be sold either at private public
SALE Also at the time and place. will sell two
Wagons, Gear and Fixtures, one OxCart, one set
Black Smiths Tools. and sundry Plantation Utensils
The title to said property will be undispued. but acting
trustee agent, shall convey such title only as YES
ted in me.
TERMS OF SALE:
A credit of one, twoand three years will be given.
March 22-t6M W. Il. YANCEY, Trustee.
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FINE FRENCH BRANDY
X HALF PIPES very superior PALE and DARK BRAN
- BY, store and Tor sale by
May 31-ts MCDANIEL & LEE.
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.NEV .4UC7YONS C0.MulssIO.v HOUSE

.NEW AUC1YONS COMMISSION HOUSE.
TEsliE Subscribers have this day entered into part
Il nershp for the purpose OF conducting the
AUCTION & COMMISSION BUSINESS
in all its various branches.
They have taken the large brick tenement lately erect
ed by H. o. Schoolfed ESQ, Marke Street, and will
give their personal attention 10 the sale Of Real and Per
suna Estate Dry Goods. Groceries, Horses Sc, either
in town county, and hope by unreming attention to
business to merit portion Of public patronage.
CHARLES PHELPS,
JOHN Nj. PERKINS,
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GEN. TAYLOR AND THE REGULARS.

The following authoritative statement of the New Or
leans Bulletin will be gratifying 10 the friends of Gen.
Taylor well to those Of the regular army. II has
also important bearing upon the question. which has
been raised between him and the Government, tho
improperly Of depnying him Of his whole regular force,
except such flying artillery was supposed could not
be Of much service To Gen Scutt's expedition The
opinion of Gen Taylor that brigade, or battalion, of
regular infantry would have enabled him destroy SAN
ia Annals army Buena Vista, is terrible commentary
upon the military policy OF President Polk and MIR. Sec
rotary Marcy
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we arc 0uIh0fned 10 sIys Ulat ueh. Taylor never
used the expression. which has obtained such general
currency through the public press, that f there had
been only regulars in the battle of Buena Vista, he
''would probably have lost the day, the mississippi vol
''unteers were whipped three times without knowing
lit" This he considers is doing great injustice to the
regular army.
The letter under which we make the above statement,
continues and says, far from entertaining such
tnent the General lamented nothing strongly, than
his entire Of regular infantry. brigade,
a strong battalion, would have enabled him to carry the
enemys artillery and to have entirely destroyed his ar
my'
We are further authorized deny the report, that the
officers next in rank opposed to giving battle, which
is entirely untrue and is calculated inure those officers
if allowed to circulate unconradicted.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
AWool Carding Machine, in good order, situated in
house erected the Branch the Duchman sgaden
adweng house with it if desired; also convenient Of
flee on the alley opposite Friends ware house.
June It's CHARLES Ii. LYNCH.
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A Riot al Carlisle Pa.--.a SLire Cdse.-Three me-
groes man, and girl, were on Thursday last
arrested in Carlisle, and on being brought before Judge
Hepburn, on habeas corpus fully Identified as the
properly of Col Hollngsworih aud Mr. Kennedy of Ha-
perstown Md and were, therefore, remanded 10 their
custody. A mob of negroes attempted to rescue the
slaves by force when they carried from the court
room, and the and girl escaped in the melee
Mr. Kennedy severely injured. being struck down
by stones. The negro was brought back to Mary
land. The Carlisle paper says
"Much excitement prevails in our community in rea-
ton to this unfortunate affair and the Sheriff and Con-
stables have arrested OF negroes who were
identified leaders in the riot and In Jail TO await
their trial. Our citizens generally made no interference
The evidence that the slaves were fugves, was clear,
and the OF our citizens regarded them as The right
full property OF their owners
The remarkable feature OF this is, that the court
should have surrendered the slaves 10 heuawnes because
they proved to be their property On late. IN PLAIN
violation Of the Constitution Of the United States, II has
been the practice OF Norhet Courts to rsy respect to
this consideration.
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A TRACT or Land.

lying in the County Of Amherst, Stovas Creek ad-
joining the land OF Doct. Flood, Chas. Mays, Wyatt
pettyOhn q WARWICK and others and cOnla ning about
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FOR sale.

10y virtue of deed Of Trust executed to me by John
ID S. Laughorne and Sarah E. his wife, shall sell,
public auction Thursday, the 6ihday of May next,
if fair if not the nextiar day thereafter, on the prem