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The Cecil Whig., 1848-08-19

The subscriber still continues the business OF
Surveying iand, and from much experience III
ocutnE lands, tracing ines, and dividing estates
Ii,prcpared to execute all calls IN his profession
with cxpcdition and accuracy. lie also attends
Lu
CONVEYANClNG,
flirting deeds, Mortgages, Wills articles ofa-
procmcnt, Bonds, Bills Of Sale, Leases sc. llc
also uc'o as
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lands on commission. All calls will
be Thankfully received and promptly attended to
an moderate terms. Communications bJ man |
Nil receive immediate attention:
J.lMES MrCAULEY.
New Leeds near Eihton Md.
1une lTth rs.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-08-19

A Camp Meeting tent made of good material
with good fame, and in good order. Enqn
t the Editor, or JOHN l.. CLAYTON r,
o July e9th 4s-pJ. Iivo, Bridges
The Cecil Whig., 1848-08-19
ST. ACRES,

two thirds Of which are cleared. and the
residue WoOdIand-and has on it Two
lne-y Story Frame Dwelling house
5%+3 iss' 3 and some outhmIdimgs. The
,f.SS@s4 sslg Land has had the benefit OF
j., 'a=-sa..'z1sss9 about 5000 bushels of lime,
and 5000 bushels OF street manure, with
in the last 3 or I years. The situation
is healthy and elevated, and commands
a beautiful distant view OF North East
River.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the
Decree. require the payment of one third
part of the purchase money in Cash, on
the day OF Sale, one other third in i
months, and the residue in l. months
thereirOm, the last two instruments to
bear interest from the day of sale and
to be secured by bond or note with ap-
prove securities, or the whole Of the
purchase money may be paid IN cash at
the option OF the purchaser.
Sale to commence at / O'Clock A . M
JOHN c. GROOME, Trustee.
EIkton. Angst 12-ts
n B. Mr. Mahoney the tenant willishow
the property 10 any person desirous Of pur-
hasing J. {. G.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-08-19
GOsaSfaNEe's Sale.

By virtue ofa writ of ileri taclas, lssu
ed by G. Purncll Esq, one OF the justi-
ops Of the Peace in and for Cecil county,
at the suit Of George Kidd, and to ne
directed, | nave seized and taken into
exeg'tio", all the right, title, interest
and claim, both at law and in equity, Of
L ristian Geisler in and to House ard
h., situated on the upper side OF Main
street, in the village Port Deposit, 4
near the upper end OF said village, and
notice is hereby given, that on Saturday
the End day of September next. at the
Hotel OF Mr.. VIM, Falls, Port Deposit,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, will Offer the said
house and lot at Public Sale, to the high.
est bidder for cash, to satisfy said hcr
iaclas. J. c. WATERS, Cons.
Aug 12--ts Isl 5O)
The Cecil Whig., 1848-08-19

Two Accents Of TKs Fnkscn GOVERN
uryr have arrived in the 'Unitcd States,'
with view oibuying tract of land for
th4 purpose OF sending thithera part Of
the insurgents of June. The Philadel-
nhia "Democrat'' has been assured that
these agents are now in treaty tor tract
in Virginia comprising some 100000
acres n Y. Sun.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-08-19


LATE LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR
The following copy Of late letter from
Gen. Taylor to Mr. Lippard, of Phlladel-
phia, we find in the Ledger Of that city.
BATON RorcE, La, July 2tth, 1913.
Dear Sir: Your letter Of OF the 9th
instant, asking OF me a line or two, IN
regxl to my position as candidate tor
the Presidency, has been duly received.
In reply, I have to say, that am not
a partv candidate, and if elected, shall
not be the President OF a party, but the
President OF the whole people.
! am, dear sir, with high respect and
regard, your most obcdtrnt servant,
Z. TAYLOR.
George Lippard, Esq, Philadelphia,
Pa.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-08-19

MH. SI1NGERLANp AND GEN. TAYLOR.
lEon. Jno I. S!ingorland, Wing member
oi Congress from New York, was LATELY
reported to have written a letter to Al
bany, in which he abandoned the Cause
Of Gen Taylor, and recommended the
Buffalo nominations to his friends. The
letter is directly the reverse OF what 1t
W As reported
The Cecil Whig., 1848-08-19

A DurL.-A Liter from Farre de
Grace, says the American, states mat a
duel took place in Cecil county, on Mon
dav morning, between CITIZEN OF Fn!l-
adrlphia and another Of Virginia. Two
rounds were fred without effect, and the
parties were preparing for third, when
peace officers arrived on the ground and
terminated the lnel. The affair was al
terwards amicably settled. Bait Sun.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-08-19

THE OrrGoy BILL SIGNED. General
Shields Appoiated Governor h" Sen
ate on Monday suspended its rules to a'lo"
the Oregon hsll to be presented TO the
President for his signature, which 1t inn
mediatrly received, when he sent in the
nomination of Gen. Shields as Governor
ofthat t.rritory.-Ihe nomination was
forthwith confirmed.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-03

we'.when taaacsd r. set q bottle of W Is
TtR's RALStN or NlLD CHERRY, o.
81. i.I sorofsf perfect eyre. a. No.
consider ovse PERFECTLY sound Tti caa
- proved T., rrnhct. a. men N Fnnkln
ca4atvartv ....1 and t.Iuk o, nv d4ty TO
e. .' Is 4...r
IUONtS 4 TNTRlCE
lf.rL'.r Go. ts. Noy 10. l-ts
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-03

Tt,>ut,A>l. The Nt.s' s. %,
.. lN,rc' tst, apo rsd ~ y H..
..t ,' k..at Comfy l..,ra'- i1 ''r NJ
,,,n'.an. sol d.. Wm Neipiu
r.r 'tt' I''r0f IT, DlSsHc t..-
,' g.. .t.a''. s. s-ug
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-03
p&gG1 G3@g3EoUCSs
CUTLERY tYD TEA TRAYS.

30 r.v n.r.. .-' r.- -., .,,' ,-t1
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
A River Plantation for Sale.

For sale. the Plantation lying on the west side
Of the Wateree River within FIVE miles of the town
OF Camden, formerly portion Of the Estate Plan.
tation OF Duncan McRa, and known as number 9
in the division plat Of that Estate. now in charge
ofthe subscriber. These Lands are too we'll known
to need especial description; they lie as we'll, and
are as much beyond the influence Of high water as
any lands upon the rver and are as good as the best
Every building on The place has been newly put
up, within the last four years. Two settlements,
one in the sandbils and one in the swamp, sufii.
Glen: for the accommodation OF fifty negroes, Gin
House and Screw, both new and in good order.
The Tract, with the lands appertaining to it,
consists Of II or 1000 acres, 53l acres lying in
the swamp, 240 of which are cleared The whole
Of the swamp is capable of being brought into i'm
mediate cultivation, dying as high, for the most
part, as The lands already under cutivaton,, as the
swamp has been completely drained by the diver
sion Of the wafer courses that ran throught il.
An abundance Of Rail Timber Immediately at
the edge Of the cleared land, and perfectly access
bic.
1000 or 1900 bushels of Corn and Is or 10000
lbs. of Fodder would be sold with the place.
Terms made accommodating to the purchaser.
EDWARD NJ. BOYKlN.
Nov. % AZ If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
In Equity.Kershaw District.
WIlliam S DunIan

William s. S:''' for partition 6 sale.
In pursuance Of the decree of the Court in the
above case, made at June Term, iS4e, will
pose public sale on the first Monday in Janua
next, the following tracts of Land, to.wt:
One Tract lying on the waters of Granny's
Quarter creek. containing two hundred acres,
bounded by John McDowaIl's lands on the south,
on The west by the tract below described, on the
north by lands of Richard Owens and William
Drakeford. and OF the east by the land of james
Richardson, the said land having been originally
granted to William Dunlap, deceased.
One other Tract containing one hundred and
ninety fvc acres, bourded east by the above tract,
west by Thomas Smyrl and John McDowall, north
by Richard Owens, aad on the south comes to
point on John McDowall's land.
TIE ms-One half cash; the balance, bond well
secured; payable in twelve months from the day Of
sale.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, cEx.p.
Comm'rs Office, Dec. /. [S375l
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
Sale Of Houses.

Will be sold on Il first Monday in January
next, at public ou,cry before the court house, the
Real Estate Of William B. Johnston, beng the
Dwelling House opposite the Methodist Church,
the Dwelling House fronting on Laurens street,
and the public square, and the brick Dwelling
House adjoining. Terms will be made known on
the day Of sale or previously, BY application TO
WM. REYNOLDS, J ..:
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE. '"''''
Nor. g3. AZ Ct
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
Negroes to Hire,

On Monday the first day of January next will
he hired ont for the year ls49, before the Court
House, at eleven o'clock, Thirteen Negroes be-
longing to the children Of Charles McKinnon,
deceased, mostly field hands, one or two have at
tended about the house.-Tcrms made known on
day Of sale. J. NJ. DESAUSSuRE,
Guardian.
Dec 6 4t 40
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
MRS. GOODLAD'S
Bonnet St0rc.

New Goods just received, consisting Of Ribbons,
Bonnets, Flowers, Capes. Cardinals, Gloves, &c.
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or to punctual customers Mrs. G. partisulaEly
recommends them as being the most fashionable in
the market.
pBonneis cleansed, altered and trimned SO as
to render the most skillful judges unable 10 tell
them from new. At the store formerly occupied
BY Dr. A. DtLeon. Oct IL.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
In Euuity..KcrshaW District.

Edward A. Salmon and wife, Admir-. and Admrx.
We. Henry c. Salmnn, ct al. Bill fer sale Of land
and relief.
In pursuance of the decree of the Court in this
case, made at June Term, ls46, ! will expose to
public eale on the first Monday in January next,
all that tract Of Land, commonly known as ANAL
VERN," lying in the fork of Pine Free creek,
Kerslaw District, and containing about FIVE hun
dred and eighty acres.
Tcrns--A credit of one and two years. secured
by bond and moi tgasc and personal security.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, c. EXD.
Comrs Office, Dec ], l54S. ISL Ss1
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
Sale of Brick Store.

Will be sold before the Court House in Camden
on the first Monday in January next the large and
comInodous Store, formerly occupied by Dickson
& Latta, one door above the Bank of Camden, and
admirably well located and suited to an extensive
mercantile busness.-Terns will be liberal and
made known on the day of sale.
Dec & df 40
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
Nov, %
SDcrm Oil.

The Subscriber has just received a supply Of
superior Beached, Winter Strained Sperm Oil Of
first and second qualities. Also-Bleached Whale
or Solar Oil-all of which will be sold as low as
can be afforded on this side Of Charleston.
JAMES r. McKAIN.
Dec If 49
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
New Books.

The Women Of the Revolution, in vols. by Mrs.
Elicit
The French Revolution Of l64S
The Ingoldsby Legends: Brothers and Sisters;
Rival Beauties; Kate Walsngham, by Miss Pick
ering; A warning to Wives; Stray Subjects The
Two Dianas; The Mysteries of Three Cities, dc.
Nov. IA. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
For. Sale by the Subscribers.

New crop N. Q. Moasses, Sack Salt Sugar g.
Coffee, Nails. assorted sizes Swedish Iron, com.
plete assortment Blacksmith and Carpenters Tool5
&c, which, will be sold to punctual customers, or
for cash at the pwcst prices.
A. NJ. g. r. KENNEDY.
Dec # 40
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
For Sale

One hundred and sixty three acres or
the south side Of Saunders creek, and bounded by
the Beaver creek road on the west, and by lands Of
J. Cureton on the East. For particulars apply 10
JAMES McEWEN.
Dec G IF i9
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27

An invoice of Ready made Clothing
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, Rope and Twine
An assortment Of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes
Negro and house servants Shoes
With general assortment of Hardware, Glass and
Crockery ware, and Groceries, Liverpool Salt
Fur sale by GEO. s. DOUGLAS f. co.
Oct 81 "a II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
Notice..

All persons indebted to the late firm OF Dolby 4
Kennedy, are earnestly requested TO call on the
subscriber and settle the same without delay.
R. NJ. KENNEDY.
Nov, %. AZ If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
NEW FALL GOODS.

The subscribers are now receiving and opening
their stock of fancy and staple Goods, to which
they respectfully invite the attention Of their friends
and the public generally, as they will be sold low
for cash. They consist in part Of
Alr,ecas Fancy Prints
Cashmeres English do
Mouslin Drlancs Brown and beached Shirt
Ginghams ings
Red md White Flannes Sha~ls and fiandkdrchiefs
Canton do Blankets
Apron hecks Hose and Half Hose
Brd Tick Gloves, Nli,ts. DC. &c.
Plain and striped Homespuns
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
Comr's Office, Dec. ], lS4S.
Notice.

The subscriber having closed his business. re-
quests all persons indebted to him by note or open
account, 10 come forward and settle Immediately.
He may be found at Mr. ii. Levy's Office.
Nov. 80 s. B. LEVY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
Sale of Negroes on a Credit.

Will be sold on the second Monday in January
next. before the Court House in Camden, FOR.
TY FIVE NEGROES, upon credit Of one, two
and three years, purchasers To give mortgage of
the property and approved security, three equal
annual instalments and interest payable annually.
Dec. 5. E. nj. BOYKIN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27

very large and varied assortment o. fresh
Winter Calicoea, Amercan,' French and English,
fast cclors, bought unusually low, and offered at
pr;ces that cannot fail to recommend them, inclu'
ding variety of A French printed Cambrics.
GentIemen's Department.
Rlack Broadcloth Black Satin Vestings
do French Doeskins Plain blk crarats and stocks
do French and English Fancy ravats
C.assinercs Silk Pocket Handkerchief
Fancy striped and check do Cotton hall Hose at all prices
MKT all wool Twceds Merino Shirts and Drawers
Rough and Ready" Cassi. Cotton do do
meres fashionable fur and Mole.
Sattnetts, plain and fancy skin Hats
Plantation Stuff, assorted Satin, cloth and fur Care
Fancy Cashmere and Vaen Boy cloth Caps, new style
cia Vestngs
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Tweed Coats, nj all prices Black Satin Vests
C-I,ah do do cloth do
Rlark Dress and Frock do Fancy cashmere do
OSercoats, assorted Plaid do assorted
All fresh from the North, we'll made and fashions-
bl, cut. Also, a superior sto' of re 'dy made
Shirt, together with general assortment of such
articles as are usually found ina country store, all
of which will be marked low, and offered to the
public as specimen Of the Cash System.
r. JAMES WILSON.
Oct. 81. A II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
Negroes for Sale.

BY permission of the Court of Ordinary, will be
sold before the Court House door on Monday the
FIRST day of January next, Four Negroes belonging
to the Estate of NJ. L. Trent, deceased
Terms cash, purchaser to pay for Titles.
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE. Admir-.
Dec G 4t 40
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punt1snEp EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
by THOMAS w. PEG UES.
ss .sSTERNs.

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Fifty Cents within six months, -Four Dollars at the eI.
pirafion Of the year.
Advertisement. inserted IS cents per square, oureen
hes or ss m The first and half that sum for each suoae.
ouct Insertion The number Of Insertions 70 be noted on
al advertisements they wil be published until ordered
to be discontinued. and charged accordingly.
One Dollar per square for single insertion Qunrtefiy
and Monthly advertisements will he charged the saIne
single Insertion and Sci.monthy the same ns new ones
For Publishing Citations the law directs three dollars
will be charged.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines. and Communi-
cations Recommending Candidates for public offices Of pro.
fl Or tuor pulling Exhibitions will BE- charged as adver'
tiseE1ents
tIltars BY mail mus. be post paid to insure runctna
attention.
ga TO CLUBS.
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all. we offer the following reduced rates to Clubs
Of new subscribers--paynent 10 be made al the
tineot sabscribing.
For copies for one year, $40 O9
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tsining sufficient number of nsp subscribers TO
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27

France and England, who contendcd 70,
the necessity of a balance Of power in the
new world, similar to that which has obtain.
cd in the old. g. The United States have
extorted the respect Of the leading presses
and authorities in Europe since the devel-
opmenl of their military power in Mexico.
Ihe language OF contempt for our martial
energies andresources. has been changed
into that of admiration. 3. The value of
colonies in England, has been much ques-
toned by some Of her leading politicians,
both in and out of Parliament. The heavy
expenditure attending these possessions has
alarmed The public mind, when the neccssi-
ly for retrenchment has become so obvious.
that general reduction of pensions and sal.
aries has been generally discussed. For
these reasons, we think that if the Island Of
Cuba were transferred 10 the United States,
by purchase, although such transfer is ex-
IremeIy improbable, and its cession for any
price should be Stunned by the people and
government of the Union, it would excite
much less attention in Europe than if it had
aiken place when monarcbial power was in
he ascendant. Then there would have
'een protest, probably war; Now there
would be not only acguiescence, but caIcu-
alton, as to how much larger market
would the island of Cuba afford for the pro.
lucts of the British industry, in the hands of
he American branch of the Anglo Saxon
amily, than in The hands Of ndolent and
Spaniards. s.--Eue. News.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27

ISLAND or CUBA.-Thc earliest intima-
ton, which was deemed in this country un-
authentic, that the Spanish Government in
tended to convey the Island of Cuba to the
United States, for pecuniary consideration,
drew forth, as was to have been expected,
comments from the English press, and par
ticularlv from the London Times; but 1t is
remarkable in what subdued tone that print
delivers ts"If on the subject. If The strain
of IT'S remarks is compared with that which
characterized its editorial comments when
the lust for acquiring territory is supposed
TO have governed the people and govern
ment of his..country, in IFS hosti tiles with
Mexico. the contrast will be found remarka-
b!e. The acquisition of so valuable pos.
session as the Island of Cuba is no longer SO
vehemently condemned, as illustrating the
territorial cupiditity of the American peo.
pie, but as' exempllfying the dishonesty of
the Spanist, Government, which, owing mil
lions to European creditors, should have so
widely departed from Justice and the prin-
ciples of public law, as to sell its possessions
in the new world to cheat its creditors in the
old.
Several causes may be assigned for this
complacent strain Of the English press, in
relation to American ambition for a new
territory. |. The state Of monarchial au-
,hortty in Europe is not now so conductive
to its strength and stability as to permit the
indulgence of the former insolent tone TO-
wards this country, as distinguished some of
the European journals, particularly those OF
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27
NEW CASH STORE.

..a..., NEW CASH STORE.
The citizens Of Kershaw and the adjoining dis
tr:cts are respectfully informed that the subscriber
has opened the store formerly occupied by Mr.. II.
Levy, and Is now receiving large and carefully
selected stock. consistipn of --------
- Dsa3 GOODS
Hardware, Crockery and Groceries,
All of which he offers FOR CASH, at such prices
az must command the attention Of purchasers.
The following are few Of The articles, which
he can confidently recommend as being unsurpas-
sed for cheapness and elegance
Ladies' Department.
Ga BrocaIe Cashmeres wthj Fancy Silk Cravats, &c.
Trimming tn match Kid cashmcre g. sk Gloves
Rich Plaid Cashmcrcs full assortment OF Hosiery
Newest s,yses printed do Iinen.cambrlc lIdki"
Chameleon Cashmeres ltemstitch and Revere do
Trafalgar Phids French Needle Work, very
satin striped Cashmeres chesF comprising,
Fancy NJ. DE Laines, new de- Muslin Cosrs at all prices
,ip,p Straight do ne1est shapes
Satin striped Alpacas elegantly trimmed
Black and coored do Chemisetu. plain and trim d.
Finest Earicston Ginefsam MnsIin Cuts
Chanseahle Prcncl, do Swiss and Jac7nf EdT'nss
EancT check do in great va do do Inacnngs
rsfv Iacc Capes and Collars
shaws suitable for the An assortment Of Z.ph Wo
.on--ayvru,a them urc do do Floss Silk
iamartipe Caforia" " Plain and shaded Purse Silk
.II .Me1ican" 81 Shawls fashionable Bonnes
a. pr;nied Cashmere do Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
Small Snws every dcscrp- Thread and lsie laces, &c
ton
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27

To CURE WARTS ON Cows TEATs.-
Warts on cows teats may be easily remov-
ed by dssolving quarter ofa pound of alum
in quart of soft water, and wash the teats
of the bag carefully, morning, noon and
night, for a week, or so and the warts or
sores, will be removed.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27

The following appears in the Albany Elk.
press: "Wanted-An able. bodied person 10
hold my wifs's tongue, she and ! being unable
to keep il still.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-27

Qu1TE A DrrFERENCE.--A poor man
who had been i'll, on being asked by gen.
tleman whether he had taken any remedy,
he replied. mo, | amt taken any remedy, but
have taken lots Of physic.
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Dec 9
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Dec G
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LARGE YIELD.-Mr. Evan II. Spencer,
near Clinton. Kinds county, Miss, raised up
cne acre ofland, 2,739 pounds of seed cot
ton; leaving at least 100 lbs. unpicked.-
From this cotton he ginned two bales, one
weighing 400, and the other 45e pounds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

Al'o, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek. continuing d27 acres. IS miles north nj
Ottawa, on the state road c25 acres impru we'd
i76 Timber, dwell NJ houses. one log The o. h.
er a good fame, with well, wood.house and ci..
tern; $50 fruit trees many Of them hearing; ,
good frame barn and shed and stationary ,hresh.
ing machine; the farm iswell wa,ctel with liy.
ing springs. aud by Indian Creek. The farm
will DO sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tons, liberal credit will be given OH pst, of tho
purchase money.
Ia Bureau Coun'y.--ssc So iJnril, east
Of the l,h principal meridian.
I, Grnndy County Sc q Q, 80, 6; hfsv
" 10, 81
hWiN Coun'y-E hfsS 80, 81, n; tw H. a.
8, 800.
Tho above Lands will he sold ehs,p. On
moe, of (which, Ivy laying onc.flurlh down, time
sill be ci,on on the balance.
40, 81. GEO II, NORRIS