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and Don Jesue insisted that cdnaio could easily
do il, and 81 said the horse by his looks and &C.
'ions. Bu. ColouciF F. would not pu, him to
the trial, and. shifting the saddle to the young.
er brother, the elder was turned loose to the
remaining thirty miles without rider. He
did SO. immediately taking the lead and keep
ing it all the way, ana entering San Luis IN
sweeping gallop. nostrils dis,ended. sautling the
air, and neiehing with exultation at his return
to his native pastures, his younger brother all
the while running at the head of the horses un.
der the saddle. bearing on his bit, and held in
by his rider.
The whole eight horses made their one hun.
dred ard twenty miles each day, tafter thirty
the ev' ming before) the older cinnamon making
ninety miles Of his under the saddle, that day,
besides thirty under the esddie the evening be-
fore; nor was there the least doubt that he
would have done the whole distance in the same
time, If he had continued under the saddle. AZ.
ter 4 hospitabie detention Of another half day at
San Luis Obispo. the party set out for Les An.
getn6 on the same moe nO!ees Wtllcn tney na0
rode from ,ha, place. and made the ride back in
about the same time they had made il up;
namely at tie rate of l25 miles day. On this
ride the grass On the road was the food for the
horses. A, Monterey they had barley: but
these horses, meaning those trained and domes.
ticated, as the canaos were, ca, almost ything
in the way OF vegetable food. or even drink. ,ha.
,heir master uees, BY whom they are pet,ed and
caressed and rarely sold. Bread, fruits. sugar,
coffee, and even wine (like the Persian horse)
they take from the hand OF their master, and O.
6ey with like docilhy, his slightest intimatioc
A tap of the whip on the saddle springs them
into action the check OF q thread rein (on the
Spanish bi') wouid stop them and stopped short
at speed, ,Iey do not jos,le the rider or throw
him forward. They leap On any thing-msn
| t'sst. ~ weapon. on which ,heir master directs
them. But this description. 20 iar as conduc
ant behavior are concerned, Of course. only sp
Plies to ,he.tra ,ned and domes,ics,ed horse.
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F's~ the Day Book,
THE Ladses-

BY w.
God bless the ladies I! may they make .,f
A BusrLE in the world; ....
With their fine bennets, and their shawls
Like crimson banners fu ried
And may their hearts be lighter far
Than theis white (estf ,eIs be;
Oh! may they cArcn the dulles, eyes, ,..
With theis ts0d witc hery! .....-..
And ev'ry BALI. that they attend. ..-s
With rowDss for the fray .r.-s $50
And CARS we'll set for anxious men a..s
<Moxe anxious s.ill than they) .--4
May these. their smiles, enchanting grow
Beneath the gMgeons light r.-.t
And sweetest bearts bs made to know,
To RULE il 10 their RieaT!
God bless the ladies they WILL make
A Bus TIE in the world
With their fine bonnets, and their shawls
Like crimson banners furled.
"Why 10 Gen. Taylor like stack Of wheat y
'.ecause he has never been thrashed.'
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vTVHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent,
i e., the sale # CONRAD MEYERS. CEl.-
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pl.
AMOS, 1t this place. These Pianos have plain.
massive and ~au,ifui exterior 6"i-h. and, fr depth
and sweetness Of tone, and elegance Of workman.
asr, ave- not surpassed by sny in the U"i'ed States
The following is a recommendation from CAaL
DEvs, ceebf Aed ceso'sae1, snd h'aaself man.
1fRNrer:
A CKR
HAvINs had the pleasure 81 trying the excel
ent Piano Fortes manufactured by NJ. Meyer, and
exhibited o, ,h- last exhibition Of the Fr.nktR IN.
situse, feel i, due TO the true merit Of the msker
% ,ecla1e tha, these Wstru~etsss ere quite equsF
,nd in some respects even superior, 70 al the ~,
.no Futes, saw at the csp,ts's Of Eu'ope, and
hurioe sojourn Of two years Al Paris.
These Pianos will he sod st the manu- facturev's 8
owes, Philadelthis prices not something ioweI
Stsms sre requested - can aud examne f~
hrmseives a che ~~si,lence u the subscriber.
Sunhu,y, May ~, ls45, ". B. MASSER.
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CHEAP WATCHES.
The Cheapes, Gold and Silver Watches
.nse1 IN PHILADELPHIA. M
NOLD Levers, full Jewciled, 't~h $45 90
NJ Silver d. do. - 90
Gold t.epjnes. JewelIed, ~ 80 90
Silver dc. do, Is 20
Silver Quarters. fipe quality. 10 90
Gold Watches. p,ajn. 5o Is 90
Silver Spectac,es t.s-t l75
Gold cepcjis 100
Gold Bracelets, I 90
Also, on hand. large assortment of Gold and
Hair Bracelets, finger rings. breast pins, hoop ear
rags gold pens, silver spoons. sucas tonss. thin.
bles. gold neck curb and E,h chains, guard keys
and Jewellery Of every description, a, equally icw
prices. All want is a call to convince custO-
NETS.
All kinds Of Watches and Clocks repaired and
warranted to keep good time for one year; old
gold or sive, hccght OF ,sken in exchange.
For sale, eight day and thirty hour mass c'"cks,
st LEWIS LADOMUS'
Watch, CIock and Jewellery Store, No. 4t3A
Market street, above Eleventh. north side, Phla-
phia.
or have some Gold and Silve, Levers, still
much cheaper than the shove prices.
Philadelphia. Dec. 26. iS46.--ly
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"Why 10 Gen. Taylor like stack Of wheat"
P.ecause he has never been thrashed."
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Arc yos resdy--6se--oae-two0
The explosion followed the ~erd too. and the
Eoglishmsn ives desd, shot 10 the same place.
'Gen,lemeu,' said the lieutcNsot with the
ssGe, iasol,inx cA'mpess, time presses--loac
the pistols and vill ti.l you, one after smother.
~ fas a. you set iato that ehsk,' ,S ,s
But they had had enough. Lieut. ~ sai-
led the same night for MshoD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-08

esIX Taist raHa#eo G4l-aass -7 oef5af 6 tvlslrobar
- cH. ALSO half Spanish 5Hi eaufunpu seeafs "a store
atd faH sale. either H} wholesale aH feteti. ty
sep l. J X DICiEY.
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saftdm alive:and wells this day !sas!Thanks to, a
,mercifuIL God and your Ex pectorant; and now
|, come forward cheerfully 10 fulfil my promise.
) For twenty long years, had been "a constant
sufferer from The effects ola hard; dry cough,
pain in the breast, and difficulty of breathing 7;
the last FIVE of which, chils and fevers, every
wiring and fall, added to my misery. I was
spor1 away to mere skeleton; with the great.
est difficulty only could get up and down
stairs my appetite was gone, and my strength
had so .far; failed me, that my friends were per.
suaded could not survive many weeks; Unless
obtsined relief. Indeed, sir, my situation was
SO perfectly miserable 10 myself, and so diss
rressing to my family, that fet'wiIling 10 die
whenever II should pleuse the Master / o take
me home. But heard of your medicine, and
relief chime. Yes! it proved the "Balm OF
Gilead" to my poor afflicted body. Before I
had taken ONE BOTTLE, experienced a mit-
gallon Of all my symptoms, and to my great
JOY found in the continued use of it the hap
plest relief. In short sir. 1T HAS MADE A
CURE OF ME-and can truly
say, have no desire to be better
: r. 8. ROBERTS is DIR. D. Jayne's only
Agent at Edgefsd G. H:
July 81 st 26
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The food tideasetin; lheiyoiher boats
got out and loaded wilhfas many smen{ass
sssIheY would safely carry, and despatched.
10 &c Clatsop shore, with orders 10 return
!; again o1ss i he ebb,S 10 relieve those 7who
ssisaremaineds on board. Afterthe boatsaleft,t
the smasts were cut away, and before A..
.sWeawere completely waer,losged.
Lieut.; Schenck, Midshipman Davidson
and q men, remained, with me oD The
ssss @reck---the food tide gradually crowding
Jus into narrow; ,limirs. until the bowsprit
ssa aud atlieitwo quarter deck houses were the
zonly spots on board, and these
were frequently washed by The heavy swell.
Eachsman! was secured to The vessel by
cord passed around him-a precautlon
"a which may have saved some lives, for, to-
Ga ward daylight, the surf began again TO set
issSing heavily; the boals however soon came
soa, !, and we were relieved from our perilous
ssie sluation.s The conduct of the officers and
i. men; during The whole of this trying occa-
e sion; was mostly praiseworthy, aud 10 their
ootexertions and orderly manner of car
& Tying on The duty may be principally as
cribed the preservation Of our lives. The
was completely untenable an hour
sa alter she was ihnally abandoned.s aud oy 8
ssP. NJ .snotia yesIise of The poor Shark was
ssyisible.
49, The victories of Gen. Taylor at Palo
Al:o aud Resaca de la Palma, aud the rat
iicalion Of the Oregon Treaty, were cele'
s. brated by the Oregonians, by firing salute
Sof tweniy-en guns, from an old l2-pound-
!.sSSser,s lhesonly piece ofordnauce owned in the
territory.
The Commercial Advertiser says-"By
the same arrival from California we have
Sandwich Island papers 10 the 10th Of
January. The Polynesian Of that date is
~ mainly s6Iled with accounts Of our warike
sdoiugsain. Mexico aud California. II au.
ssnounces, however, the arrival of fifty bar:
relsg sgofs -four from Oregon, which it says
came in good time--the numerous men. oi!
warinst sthe Pacific were eating The Sand
swichs Islanders out Of house and hone.'
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Male observation-disclosures,
IN G GREENWoo Cd, ABBEVILLE,DtsT.
[ (LIadsr The Control Q f The Baptist Dfnomi-

|. (Under me confrotot ne 'bdPttStGIeHoWsc
ssis's 2 5aa' '7''ss'' nation. 'ssFs
WIHE Board Of Trulsllees5 Would takethis op.
IL Portuniiy,to express their high gratiica;,
ton at lie success With which their efforts have
met in endeayoring to establish the above
School. Having labored under muchincOnye:
nience The past session for want Of comfortable
buildings, in 4whicHto accommodate the In:
sructors and their pupils, tliey ate happy in
being able now to announcet6 the former pa
irons of their school, and to The public generally
that the large and cominodious building, sitt:,
ated in convenient part of,the village; and on,
most delightful spot, which they have erected
is ready for the occupancy of the Feitiale
school; the past sessionsGaving closed IN lt;t
The Male school will also be. conducted IN
convenient and Comfortable House pleasantly
situated. The Board would avail themselves
of the present Opportunity Of fetuInlng their
most cordial thaHks 10 the friends who have 50
literally patronized them, and solicit contin.
uhtice oflheir patronage. AT the SAME tlme,
with great pleasure. repeating, what they have
on former OCCASION ANNOUNCED, yiz-there
entire confidence IN The high moral charactef
and literdry qualifications of the several In
structors in both departments OF these schools.
The 2nd session will c6mmence on The 26tlt
instant and from the number OF pupils the past
session, (4n in the Female and 26 ID the Male
department,) and from promise OF othets; the
Buafd feel assured that the schools.wilI be More
prusperohs than dnring the previous session:
Mr.. and Mrs: Nichols, the principals OF the
Female schuol, having expressed Their detef-
minaion to locate permanently iff this place.
for the purpose Of imparing instructions IN ths
various branches of Female -Educduon, the
ID rdf fhfa
favorable notice of all friends Of Feniale Educa.
lion and bespeak for them that liberal share Of
public patronage, which they 50 Justly merit:
Having determined alJo IL employ every year
in the male department, an Instructor in every
respect, Worthy of public confidence, Gas has
been their good fortune the present year Id the
persoiTh IF Mt: w. Il. Hunis,) they feel confi-
dent that ilis schools under their control will
prosper; IieinS established upon d permaneht
basis. ,..
Good Board can be obtained at So per month!
TERMS Of T'uition, in the Male Department.
per Session df Fire Months:
Orthography, Residing, Writing aid - i,
The dbovs; viii Geography, English
Grammar; Composition, and Decla- " ~
ftiIis abo2e; With Natural; Mental and
Moral Philosophy, Logic, Rhetoric - ~
and History. >, IL oo
er Mathematics; Latin and Greek, Is OS
Contingencies, .,.. 5o
President Of The BOard.
w. p. Hill, Secretary. @
Greenwood; July I, 1Sf7.
july IA s- 49, =. " 70
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Head Quarters,


Order No.
TEynE following Regiments will parade for
Ill Review and Drill, at the times and places
as fulloWs, viz:
The 39th Regiment of Infantry. near Ruf's
mountain, ~, on q Tuesday the Sd Of Angus, next.
The 35th Regiment of Infantry, at Killers
on Thursday the 5th of August.
The 10th Regiment Of Cavalry, at Martins,
on Saturday the 9TH ofAugust.
= The 10th Regiment ofInfaniry; at BoYd's,
on Tuesday the 10Th Of August:
The dist Regiment Of Infantry, at Parks old
field, ON Thursday The f2th Of August: -
!. The 45th Regiment, Of Infantry, at the Burn,
Factory. on Saturday The l4lh Of August. :. -.
The 9Th Regiment Of Cavalry near the Glenn
Springs, on Tuesday the il7th Of August.
The 36th Regiment Of Infantry, at Timmons'
old field; on. Tuesday the, oath Of August.
The Isl. Regiment Of 1qfantrSf at Burton's,
on Thursday the 26,h of August. ~ -
l;1sThe Sd Regiment ofInfantry. at Toney's old
store, ,oT. Saturday The, ,25ih Or August. ~ 81
The If Regiment Of Cavalry, tats Pickens
bvlle, on Tuesday The 3ist;of August. IS
The 5th Regiment oflnfantrysat Huntef's,or
Thursday the I'd of September next. .,sly
The 81 Regiment Of Infantry, an Hulrs,. on
Saturdy tie 4tli 6r Ssphinber. s,,s. j
The 42d Regiment OF. Infantry. az Minton's
on Tuesday the 7th Of September. -, :,
The 4th Regiment Of fhfantry,at Vanenes
on Thursday the sth Of September. .-l1
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry, at Lonia3, on
Saturday the 1lth of September. ~
& The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry, at any place
the Brigadier General may select and reportItc
this Department. the poinr selected on Tuesday
the 18th Of September.
The I'd Regiment oil Cavalry, at Longmires
on Thursday the 18th of September.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry, al loves, on
Saturday the 18th or September.
The 7tIl Regiment Of. Infantry, at the Old
Wells, OH Tuesday the Dist of September:
Tie 10Th Regiment of Infantry, at Richard.
sons. on Thursday the 23d Of September.
The Commissioned and Observation-Disclosures
Officers, will assemble al their respective pa-
tade grounds OH llle day previous, fer drill and
Instruction.
The Mujor Generals will. with their staff, II.
tend the reviews, in their division, and the Br
gader Generals, will with their staff, attend in
fheir respective Brigades, and are charged with
the extension ofthis order, ;.
BY order ofthe Commandments: Chief
j. w. CANTEY,
AGt. & Insp. Genl.
I, inly 81 3 Ct 26
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STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EbGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT. OF ORDINARY.
D,Y,JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D. .Edgefeld District !: :1ss
Whereas Stephen Wilson hath applied,
to- rre for Letters of kdministrali0n, on all
aud stngOiar' The goods and chalrels, rights
and credits Of Mary Pippih, alias Mary
Kelly, late or the District aforesaid, de-
ceased. a.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred aud cred-
,itors Of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before ME, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said Disaricl, 10 he holden al Edge
field Court House, on the Cd day Of Au-
gust next to show cause, if any, why
the said administration shopld NOT be
granted. ,afs. iet ,jas,as! s
Given under my hand and seal, this Tho
18th day ol July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven, and in the 72d year Of Amer
can Independence. .5.y.
July 81 ~ 2, IS
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From The South Carolinida.

A. G. SUMNER, Esq,
Editor of the Soulh- Carolinian
Transmit you herewith, for publication
an extract Of communication recently
received by His Excelency The Governor,
from Col. PIERCE NJ. BUTLER, command :
ing the Palmetto Regiment, in Mexico
with report ofthe deaths. discharges and
transfers in the Regiment for the month OF
May last.
By order of :he Governor,
B. T. WATTS, Executive Sect.
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PuEBDa, (Mexico) June 3.

L UEbbf' iNkShiSoJ ouuSo'
GoYERNoK- is an exhibit of
The deaths that have occurred in the Reg
imeut, during The month, of May. They
are most cases Of long standing, aud dis
cases contracted in the low county, We
have over one hundred and fifty left al
Vera Cruz aud Jalapa, bul we have every
reason IL, hope thstitbey, or the most of
hhem are yalesceni.- and .WilL Lsonu join
Iihe 5Resiment,wilh an officer who is behind
and will conducrttsm up so soon as sthey
are able ,otravel. Although, at this
place. the sick report is a large one, yet
bu,2 cases are galrded by The Doctor as
dangerous. ss :,
List of casualties in the Palmetto Regi-
men. Of South Carolina Volunteers, for
MAJ. 1S47.
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RAILROAD NOTICE. !

. The undersigned having been appointed
Commissioners to receive subscriptions TO the
Capital Stock of the EdgefeId Rail Road
Company, Herebygive Notice, that the Books
will be- opened on the first Monday i'm August,
at the Cohnting Room Of Goode G. Sullivan
And will be kept open urtil the first Tuesday
in October, unless the stock be sooner taken.
Ten Dollars on each share required to be
paid .atthei lime Of Subscribing.
~ .fsssfiC C.L GOODWIN, r..
b 5;s,iSS IF. GOODE,
J = GEO. a. ADDISON.
ynly,7 q "a:
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[anol lfcefin The ssroyal sHousehold, ,dfsLouis
Philippe, has 6den7b bdaished dEto: Amsrica. {

[ansolhcerinI Ihe9 e9toyal ,Househoid, of ftLouis
Philippe, has e6dens6 s6diaishedEto. America.
for cIieaiidg in cards. 4ss .ss
Ftoml be- CCzpes Herd Islands:-The
Roxbury Gazette published the following
extract tof sas letter from an officer of The
Navy. dated Porl2P 2Praya, May 27a:-
seq he eiTevolution in Portugal has moi
been #ilhoutsiis efectsin these islands.
An;sinsurrec ectioniisihourly expected at this
place, bdtias the par,isans of.l)on Miguel
number lien TO sones of those in favor oil
Douda Maria, twill probably take place
with liille orno hloJdsHed, unless il should
ibrakefoai insthesilis hi. when lhroal-cutling
and5pI1aderswiIl be The order of perfor:
inances Tor Tie clccasioh. The officers OF
the; garrison are nearly all for Don Miguel,
and ShaYe been sent out here ftr political
offences gaidsl Donna Marin this fact
willfproHablyiend TO Keep down any Sc
riousSdiytUrbadces but there are gfeat
.numbers oficonvicts on the Island. who, Of
coursssafe ona.haudGfor, riot oil; any de-.
scjpiioh. The Governor General received
his appointment from Donna NJ aria's 90.
yerdfne1t. and wilIbe obliged 10 cut his
s.ickSiaSshe Yankees elegantly express
it. e,are to- sail on our sswaFd cruise
to thescghslf finsadewI days, and, will 60 ds
far sopshE as Benguela: / suppose there
lwilIba siniilafsrsvoldtion in the sPorugu-
ese PROV usola. as soon as they
leafnsoft thelc change al homS." Je5g- 4
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jr,ly2l
NOTICE

TOOTH ACHE CURED
4 Mr.. JOSEPH RowAND, No. .376 Market ST.
Dear Sir:-Ater having suffered many days
and nights with an excrutiatng tooth ache.
and Iied every other remedy without relief. |
was Induced to, try the effect Of your MAGIC
LOTION, and 10 my .utter astonishment, was
completely cured in FIVE minil,es
Yours. BARTLE SHEE,
Puper Warehouse, No. % Commerce ST
saaa Philadelphia, Feb. 25th. lS40.
K. s. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefeld c. H.,
South Carolina.
julya If 26
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Consolation for Segar
u Smokers. ssE rs.

.NONSOLAC1ONlSe Segars very schoIse
~ GOLD LEAF Do quality (.
T The best ever in this market, CONC aad try
ltem. You've never tasted anything like the
exquisite favor Of those fine Segars. Real,
BuENA VlsTA Segars uery fine Ell EsnERo Se-
gaIs nearfyas good. AROMATIC TOBACCO first
rate, S1.00 per pound, Mrs oilers fne cal;
for chewing. Goodwin's Patent Honey dew
fine cut Tobacco. az s. /:
se,. q R, 8. ROBERTS. 3
Ju!y7. H.
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Edgeaeld Academy.

EHE Examination of The Pupils Of this In
III sttution will take place, the Classical
Department. on Thursday, and the English
School ON Friday, on both days commencing
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The Pareuts, and the publick. are earnestly
REQUESTED to attend. The School will he re-
opened the last Monday in August.
H. X. McCLINTOCK.
"Wednesday, July 81 1t 26
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aPsdlar overlook another ofhis tribe Of
the road, aud thus accosted him-!"Hallo,
friend, what do you curry ?" Rum and
tWhiskey," wes The promptreply. "Good,' y
said the. .olher,f ..you may 90 ahead; ] carr
ry grayeslones." ,i,1.s So. nj 81
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1T HAS PERFECTLY CURED ME

PHtLADELPHIA, December 1887. :.
s To Dr.. ID. Jayne. Dear ,Sir-rhe astonish.
ing and miraculous beneficial effects your val:
liable EEXPECTORANT had oil nv neigh bor,
the Rev. Il. Rushing, made so favorable i'm
preston. .onmY mind, that after consulting with
several friends, and learning that you were q
regular Practitioterof Medicine. l called upon
you, and purchased half a dozen bottles, and
told you thaei I.liyed to take Them, you should
have good EreportfiIsoolm me, = - =
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;...a.. EEecEtO9''S Sale.
n SHALL proceed to sell at Edse6eld 9: H:
n ON the FIRST Monday in August next, the
. Valuable tract OF. Land s.
where Elizabeth Minis, dec d., lived, contaIn-
ing two hundred aed tftty dcfes, more or less;
adjoining lands oil. The estate e.of John Hollngs::
worth, Mrs: e. Il. Hobbs; and James Griffin.
s Terms-A credituntift the first day of March.
next, purchaser to give note and approved se.;
.l;. ~ s BATE HOWARD, Ezeeu,or: +
y i,iu, IA NJ a OK ~