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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-02
Large Stock Of Spring Goods.
CINE PRICE ONLY
no. si3 MARKET ST, BALTIMORE,
HhM!l. ON EASTER g. CO,

INVITE the aHeation Of wholesale and Retail
d buyeis to their splendid stock OF SpIing Goods,
(much the largest in Baltimore embracing select
articles in every department Of the trade Including
SILK GGODS-Coloreda and Black Dress Silks;
Satin dc Chimes Bonnet Silks and Satns Black
Wstered and Satin Striped and Plaid Silks;
Modes Ilorences ant the Best styles rich lustred
plain Black Silks.
DRESS G0ODs--ln every variety of new and
Fashionable styles, an undqnaed assortment.
MOURNING GO0DS-Every requisite tabrick
and material for mourning.
LINEN GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
IICLES
In this department we have every article thas
can be required By families sheetings; Cults;
Pillow Linens Damasbs; Diapers NAPKINS Tow.
cling; Curtain Goods; FIannels; Blankets; Fiane
and Table Covers. an end sss variety all our Shirt.
ing Linens and Linen Goods are Of our own i'm.
por.ation and aparrantsd pure lac
GINGHAMs. CIIINTzEs LAWNS, AND
PRINTS.
sHA WIS, MANTILAAs, yEsTlNGs, &C..
astul supply OF all the styles that are fastoEable
in demand.
HOSIERY AND gloves OF ali kinds.
EMDROlD EN- Ess-A yplenad stock of Lace
Capes, Collars CstIs, Sleeves, &c; Muslin Col.
lars Hem'd Regere ard Embroidered Linen
csmbrick Haaasis. I.aces Edgings insertngs;
Jaconet and S"iss Edgngs and inseftings In.
iants' Embroidered Ftocks and " aists. and Nee.
die Work Goods OF all kinds.
Jaeonet, Swiss, HALL Nainsook, &c, Gin Plain.
plaid and Stripes
DOMESTIC CsDI":ON GOODS ard articles
generally for servants wear ofstou Fabrics.
ALSO
com lete assortment OF Cloths Cassimerss, Vest.
ings, Crayats, Scaris, Pocket Hdkis Gloves SUI.
penders and Merchant Iaior's Goods and Trim
mings.
Inlnviting an examination aud comparison OF ouE
Goods and Prices with other establishments, we in
tend 10 offer uausuat Inducements for Wholesale and
Retail Purchasers 70 deal eth US, as from the large
amount OF business done bY Us our expenses are
less in proportion than parties aose trade not SO
extensive, whilst we have unusual advantages by
buying in original packages. With experience 81
over 70 years in the trade, during which time Ws
have yearly increased our business by selling only
such goods as proved satisfactory to csoness both
| in durability Of Fabric and fastness OF coloIs.
| On all our Goods "He louest price nasked,'s
more will not De asked, nor less taken under any
circumstsnces, this peculiar feature of Our business
enables all Parties 70 buy at the lowest prices.
/ April 2. 1S49-3tn,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-02
VALUABLE
FOR SALE.

rENHE Subscriber offers for sale from 400 to $50
Il ACRES OF THE TRACT OF LAND on
which he lives and; if moi previously sold Will offer
it at Pablo Sale, on the premises, ON Friday.
the l4h day Of September neat
This land 10 III Nelson County, on Rock6sh River
near the foot OF the Blue Ridge, 8 miles South OF
Rockfish Gap, S miles Southwest of BroolSsviIle,
Albemarle County, within % miles of Scotsville,
and within or miles oithe Raj! Road now in
Gap. Near 100 acres Of this land is valuable low
grounds, l40 or $50 acres heavily timbered, much
of which is valuable Tobacco land. 1t Is unusually
well supplied with springs of excellent water
Possession would be given this Fall in time 10 seed
crop Of wheat Amy communications addressed
to the subscriber, Greenfield P. o., Nelson County,
Va, will be attended to.
JOHN B. COLES.
Iuly 2, ls49-st.
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,:Ath July.
Hiehly Interesting Ceremon

Highly Interesting Ceremony.
WILL be presented to the Waynesboro' Diy-
w sion of the Sons of Temperance, on the
4th July, a splendid copy the Holy Bible-an-
other token Of Female appreciation. Female am
bitiou consists in guiding into the paths Of virtue
and usefulness every straggler in the pilgrimage
Of life, and what lovely soul-subduing instru-
mentalities do they employ. This Bible, SO
gorgeous in its external dress, so humiating in
its doctrines, so soothing in its cancellations, so
ennobiing in its standard ofmorality and religion.
What an expression of tender interest in the
prosperity Of a noble enterprise
in the Presbyterian Church, alto O'Clock. APP
propriate speeches to be delivered, and pro-
session OF the Division to and from the Church.
The public are invited to attend.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-02
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.

With the hot weather the disease shows itself
more violently and to greater extent.
At New York last week, 38 new cases report
ed, with le deaths and. on Saturday, 40 new
easel with 81 Deaths The whole number for the
week was 243 cases and 10 deaths-an increase
of 8 cases and ten deaths on the previous week.
AT Philadelphia on Friday, 5 cases and death;
on Saturday, 5 cases and 2 deaths and the whole
so far from the 3oth May, is 81 cases and 80
Deaths
Bishop Polk of Louisiana, has lost % negroes
by the cholera.
The cholera has again broken out in the towns
on the Missouri river.
At Cincinnati, the deaths by cholera during
the week ending 20th P. M. were 172.
At PittsbuIe, negro boy died of cholera on
Wednesday, after au illness OF a few hours.
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SGRIVENER'S OFFICE, &c.

TIME subscriber, having had some experience
L Clerk, offers his services to the public, as a
sCRIVFNER AND GENERAL GoLLEC-
TOR, and will. il sufficient encouragement be Civ
en-, attend to the drawing of all instruments Of wri
ting, such as Deeds of Bargain and Sale. Deeds OF
He vii! also attend 10 the collection Of accounts,
for Merchants and Others and viii in ell cases fol
low the instructions of the employer. ORA wing off
accounts and closing in the same, when required
will also be attended to.
| will punetually and promptly attend TO any bu-
siness of this sort that may be entrusted to me, and
may at all times be found at my fathers house or
shop.
stsenton, July z. Is4s.-at.-spec. copy.
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LADIES' FAIR.

FgyIIE LADIES of the Methodist E. Church
Il propose holding FAIR on the 4th of Ju
ly, at the MARKET HOUSE, commencing at
ii o'clock, A. NJ The proceeds to be applied to
a charitable purpose. AS they calculate on the
liberal patronage of the public, they intend ma
king such arrangements as will, administer to
the comfort OF all who may favor them with their
presence.
Staunton, July 2, 1s49
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MARRIED.,

On the 2sth June, by the Rev T. M. Reese,
Mr.. Newell L. GRElNER, to Miss JANE GREGORY,
all of this place.
In Frederick City Maryland, on Wednesday
morning the 18th June, by the Rev S W. Har-
key, Mir. JAMES WALTON TYLER, to Miss CATH
ARlNr M. FRYE, both of Scottsyile, Albemarle
County, Va
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The Dutch Settlement Ahead


GREAT ARRIVAL OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
fl,HE world has been hunbugged for years by
J. set Of fellows who ciy Cheap Cheap !! Cheap!
and at the same aking from SO to Is and 100 FER
cent. profit. But the time. has arrived when stop
is to be put to such course OF business. The great
law that regulates trade, is that of
SUPPLY AND DEMAND,
consequently, as the supply of an article increases
it matters not whether tatartice be Flour or Iron
Lumber. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Caps
or REAHX-MADE CLOTHING, the price is
necessarily brought down. The subscribers take
pleasure, therefore, in informing their friends and
The public generally, that they have Just received a
large and vel! selected assortment OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, SHIRTS,
Drawers, Clavats, Handkerchiess, Gloves, Suspen-
ders, Hats, OF all kinds, Boots, Shoes, &C., &c.
Call and see us, and we will suit you, no matter
whether YOU want asnt Of "Sunaay best'' or GIVE
ry- day wear; Is We have all kinds. and at every
price.
FRANK & CO.
Corner Room, Virginia Hotel Buildings.
Staunton, June ls, lS49.-3m
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NEW BOOKS.

NYARDI; and voyage thther. by Melville;
IVA Mordaunt Hall; David CoPperfeld, BY Dick
ems; Raphael, by Lanartine The Sea Lion, by
Cooper; New edition of Washington I1vipg's
Works Maeaulay's History of England, Iiar-
petss best edition, at 81 rol. Ha,fed's Amer
lean House Carpenter; Billions Latin Reader,
&c., SC.
Fdeyossssgg Papers.
The Brother Jonathan, and the Saturday Courier
for the 4ih Of July, lS49.
sFMzs Kssgsses'.
Another supply Of handsome WALLPAPER,
with Bordering Paper to match.
Just received and for sale by
ROBERT CONAE.
Stanton, June 25---3t.
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[BY REoUEsT.l
Well Esone I
aPocAHoNTAs COUNTY COURT, !
Nav Term 1S19.

The Court proceeded to consider the propriety
of granting licenses to merchants for the purpose
Of vending liquors at their stores and the follow
inc Justice voted for the privilege, to wit Ed
ward IRVINE, and those who voted against the
privilege, were Joseph Moore, Paul McVeel,
John GAY Abraham Ill., David w. Keer, Hugh
: NIc(4laughlin, William L. Fertig, John W. War
wick, James Sharp, John McVeel, John Yeager,
. Leonard Herrick, William Cackley, John W.
]. Mathews, Josiah Beard, Benny Talman, Will
liam L. McVeel, and Samuel Hogsett,
Therefore, it is considered by the Court that
hereafter no license shall issue to merchants or
others for the purposes aforesaid.
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NOTICE..

4 LII persons indebted to me will find their ac-
n counts and notes with Messrs. PERRIN and
RIpGwAy, and / hope they will call and liquidate
their indebtedness without delay.
June i6.-tf TUOS, STRIDER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-02

offered at public sale on Monday the 9th day of
July next, court day.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-02

OLD W7mnAr isyet abundant in Winchester
galley, Va. miller the other day, in a ride Of
twenty miles along the North Mountain, could
have purchased 1900 bushels of old wheat, had
be been willing to pay dollar bushel for il.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-02

u In Richmond, the Cholera has not abated
It's violence, though the number Of deaths is not
great
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June 25, lS49.
WHlTE g CO.
A RE now in receipt Of ti1eir Usual supply Of
N NEW GOODS suitable for
n ARN EST

Grading and Grass scythe sneda, Paddles and
Whetstones, Brown and Bleached sheetings Ia
bic Linens also A Curtain Paper, Guilt Fringes,
twenty pieces New Cacoes, Ginghams, Black Al
paccas, Rice Cambrics, Lawns, Laces, Ribbons,
Barages, &C., &c all Of which will be run off at
the lowest prices.
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He MARkE TS

Reported for tie 'Vindicator, by Wn,;H, gsown
Commission Mereha,lt.l
RICHMOND, June 90.
FLOUR....$4 81 a SIS 90.
BEEF....S2. a 81 gross, 81 a 6s nett,
HERRINGS. IS 25-Shad so Sc.
BACON...V Virginia cured, hog round, Ia II.
WEEAT....No GALES.
CORN MEAL...55 cts pr bushel.
WHISKEY.".23A cts for Rectifed
BUTTER. Roll, Is a 1sa. Firkin l2a aide.
PLASTER, On basin. S. 90 per Ton,
SALT...$1 IS from Wharf, in Store, 81 AS.
LARD, .Firkin, II, Barrels, TIA Sc.
WINCHESTER June %.
Flour (Wagon price,) 50 80 to 81 -
Bacon, to 81
Feathers, 80 to 80
Plaster. 4 SO to 0 90
Salt, (Livespool,) sack, so to q Is
10. FLOUR in scottsville, s4,5o to sA,e2.
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ST. LOUIS, June Fl.

The excitement produced in this city by the
spread of the cholera, is intence. A tremendous
meeting of our citizens was held last night, for
the purpose Of adopting immediate measures to
mitigate the farther progress of the cholera a.
mong us.
The Hon. Edward Bates presided over the as
semblage.
Resolutions We're passed, calling upon the City
Councils TO appoint forthwith, ward committees,
whose duty it shall be to investigate the cond-
ton of the sick and destitute, and provide medi-
cines, and afford all necessary relief to those in
need.
Also, providing for the appointment Of santa
ry inspectors, to Immediately investigate the con-
dition Of the districts, and cause prompt cleans
ing and purifying all places that have been neg
lected.
And to establish one hospital in every ward,
to be provided with three physicians each.
A resolution was unanimously adopted, call
ing upon the Councils and Mayor, that if they
should deem these fecoInrne ndations inadvisable,
to immedistely resign.
The weather continues hot, and the river is
falling.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
CONNIE & BROOKE

"Breckenridge's Old Stand,"
TgAVE instore general assortment Of HARD
Ill WARE AND CUTLERY, which they
purpose Keeping always as complete as the market
will justify, comprising most articles for the use OF
Farmers and Mechanics,
:Waldron's celebrated Grain and Moving Scythes,
Short and Long Handle Spades and Shovsls,
Hay and Moving Forks, Wedding Hoes.
Hand Saws, Braces and Bits,
Mortsing. Firmer and Socket Chisels.
Bright AiigeIs all sizes, Plane Bits, a varsity,
Moulding Planes, handsome styles,
Eatchets Iron Squares Steel Compasses, &c,
Large assortment w ood- Screws, all sizes.
do. do. Stock Pad, and Rim Locks,
Front Door Locks. Drop 4 Thumb Iiatches,
Window Butts and Bolts, Patent Gate Hinges,
Door and Table Butts.
FOR HOUSE KEEPERS.-A variety Of Knives
Forks, Spoons &C., Beautiful assortment Painted and
Walters, common do, &c, &c. All of which they
are prepared to sell upon the most accommodating
terms. They have also made recent arrangements
with their agent in Baltimore, by which they can
furnish at the shortest notice any article or art ces
which vii! be warranted TO please sale. Bills
expressly ordered will be forwarded at very small
advance. The advantages of our recent arrangement
will enable US to supply our customers at much
lower rates than heretofore offered.
Staunto:i, July 2, lets-sspectxtor copy.
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CRY OF CINoINsATI.--ghe population of Gin
tinnati is said 10 be one hundred and twenty
thousand. Fourteen years ago it was thirty
four Thousand Forty years ago it vase.
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STRAY ED.

nN Sunday June, 18th, from the plantation Of
~ Mr.. G. Il. Mitchell, small BAY MARE,
with a bushy tall when last seen was in the direc-
ton OF Buffalo Gap. WHITE Il co.
Stauiton,q ) une 70, 1913.
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The arrival of the steamer Crescent City az
New Orleans, from the gold region with 1,ooo,-
900 dollars worth Of gold, has created an inn
mense sensation among the population
" The oldest officer in the army living is
said to be Brew. Brig Gen. Brady.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-02

EEyER ANDAGUE, and Bilious Complaints:
IL Although long known as asovereign remedy
for chronic cases of Hepatic arrangements, the
proprietors OF DR.. MLane's Liver Pills We're not
prepared for the following gratifying evidence of
Its capacity and curative powers in Ague and
Fever, and Bilious complaints:
MAp1soNBuRc, Nov. 90, 1s47.
s9Messrs Kidd . Co.-About. enc year ago
was laboring under very severe attack of Ague
and Fever, but by the use of M'Lanes Liver
Pills was soon restored to perfecthealth. be-
ieve them to be the best medicine for Bilious
complaints that has ever been offered for sale i'll
this section Of the country.
JAMES SHARPE"
The above pills can be had at the following pa.
ces, Eskridge& Cushing's wholesale and retail]
Stanton, S. Myers, Mt. Sidney. A. f Henne-
barger. Harrsonburg, McGufin s. Co, Midway
Strckler s Co., Fairfield, RufIner s. Jenkins,
and J. r. Strayer New Market, Jacob B. Houck.
Buckborn Station Rockingham. J. + L, Bum
gardner. Greenville, Va, j. NJ. Wilson, Licking
ton Va
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70. FLOUR, in scottsville, 81, to s4,e2.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
IMPORTANT NATIONAL WORK

B IN Press, new and enlarged edition of PRE
 slDENT MESSAGES, ill two handsome vol umes, Svo. The whole collected from officia documents by F. WILLIAMS.
 CONTENTS.
 1. The Address and Messages of the Presi. dents ot the United States, from Washinoton to Polk, With a copious analytical index to tbe same, Of subjects, names and dates.
 2 An account of the inauguration of each President and brief notice of the principal po- lIhcal events of his administration.
 3 Biographical sketch of each President
 4. Declaration of Independence.
 Article of Confederation. with brief lie 'oiy 9i Ihe events and circumstances which Ted lo 'lIG mon ot the States, and the formation of the Constitution. v
 o' o9hltution of the United States with notes and rearences. eral States. VI '''' Se' the United States. --'' i'''' o''ii'' III
 g.. Tables of the Members of the Cabinet or all the various administrations. Ministers to| foreign counfles' and ohcr principal public officers f'''i'0
 10, Statistical tables of e,amerco and non- uation. pop /, II; l.; Portraits of the Prosiden, and seals off
 This work is indispensable to th,Amor;c.n Statesman, and every lover of his coun,y fnrm ing, as 1t does, an unbroken link in t., i;l tory of this great Republic i'i'
 L[W Wanted, in every town and village ol, United States, responsible men to procure sIi. scribers and engage the sale of the above work. to whom a very liberal per centage will be al- lowed.
 Country newspapers, copying the whole ol this advertisement, and giving 1t six inside in- side insertions shall be entitled to copy of the above work. All who may comply with the above terms, will please send copy of the paper, each time of its insertion, to the publish CT. Address, E. WALKER,
 l14 Fulton street, New York city.
 Narch 10, lS49.-6t.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
T H E so U T H E R N SHE D
T' @ TE q z :.

HDURSUANT 10 an order of our Probate Al Court, made at the April term, A. D. lS49, shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door, in the town of Helena. on the 24th day of May, A. D. lo49, the South part of the Northwest quar- ter of section thrty-two, in township two South, of range five East, containing one hundred and ten acres of land.
 Terms of Sale.-Bond, with good securi- ty, for one half in six and the other half in twelve months. Sale between l2 M. and ? PM. VIM. F. BUTTS,
 Adm'r. offhe Estate of y. Smaders.
 Helena, April 28, 1S49.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
.R D oIY Z .S' 'E!S Y'ER sR TOR S
 S61S .A E EIm

N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, By the Av undersigned, administrator of the Es- tate of William Patton, decd., that he will offer for sale, at Public Vendue, on the 26th day of May next, Q849) at the Courthouse door, in the town of Helena, Phillips county and State of Arkansas, all the right, title, claim or interest, (being one undivided half which said Estate has in and to a lease (with power to purchase) upon the following de- scribed tract of land, to wit:-the South west quarter of section thirty-four, town ship one south, range four east, containing I6O acres, more or less, situate in the coun- ty and State aforesaid. Terms made known on the day ofsaIe.
 MICHAEL PATTON, Adm'r.
 of the Estate of Wm. Patton, decd.
 .4prH 28, l849.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
rwyr,r4UT' E-Ep O.V' TK.vgE3.,,

A genera. many tricks; too many 10 suitthe Time is aIwac ofthe community; for instance, waiting for thelame and tardy when one is trick of Time hfs; in consequence of which "hurry up the caRly is so frequently heard of you are not waiting On the contrary, when says, .svou can take t them, and some one to jump as if it was gak'kes!'' Time seems vanism, you may aIwaysTZcod-talking of gal the habit of noticing-thatXe-if you are in go with jerk, which is a Benlzed Watches of the power of electricity; maul illustration that this power will eventually "gcople think think that we are already ''got;" mSs," others aton Is at an angle of about 3 degin inclin- bott-my greatest inclination, howetoward regulate Time; to this object am lendinAi is 10 energies. Greatmen like Lord Byron, commY upon tlmc," with a poctical rhapsody bccgt
 ' forever will IeaA But enough ofthe Past for the Future to grievc"-\ humble men like myself are out upon 1t with ; round faced hammer and watch brush, because 1t will never leave any more than just enough tC live by; however, it's my vocation and I can al ways be found at the old stand at the corner O Madison street and Front Row, better preparet than any other man in the south or south-wes to fix Uatches and Clocks in a proper manne and at low prices, and always happy to do it.
 JAS. E. MERRIMAN. Memphis, Dec. 30, 1S47.
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
EDLANTATION IN ARKANSAS.-T

ELIMINATION IN ARKANSAS.-Th M subscriber offers for sale the extensive plantation in Arkansas, formerly belonging to and occupied by the late Governor Kent, of Maryland, and containing twenty-eight hundred and eighty-three and half acres of land. The estate lies in the counties of Phillips and Crttenden, and is situated in Walnut Bend, on the Mississippi river, twenty-five miles above the town of Helena. Ii is said to be the highest river land in that region of country. lis soil is peculiarly adapted to the growth of cotton Its improvements are an OYerseer's house, a horse mill several corn houses, and good quarters for servants.
 Upwards of seven hundred acres of this land have been cleared and are now cultivated. The rest of 1t may be easily cleared, (the most of it being already done and has less timber upon it, and that chiefly of ash, which is readily sold at q well wood yard, in quantities of several thousand cords every year.
 This plantation is one of great value, and presents rare opportunity to the public. In the hands of good planter 1t may be easily made of immense annual profit. Its facilities of intercourse with New Orleans afford a constant avenue for the disposal of its products.
 Itis distant about 500 miles from Cincinnati, 290 miles from the mouth of the Ohio, and 740 miles from New Orleans.
 This property will be divided into several parts, if desired
 For terms, apply (post paid) to
 WILLIAM B. PERINE,
 Baltimore, Maryland
Southern shield., 1849-04-28
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N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, By the AS undersigned, administrator of the Els tate of Archibald E. Patton, dec'd., that he will offer for sale, at Public Vendue, on the 26th day of May next, QS499 at the Court house door, in the town of Helena, Phillips county and State of Arkansas, all the right, title, claim, or interest, (being one undi- vided halD which said Estate has in and to a lease (with power to purchase) upon the following described tract of land, to witt the South-westquarter ofsection thirty-four, township one South, range four East, con- taining l6O acres, more or less, situate in the county and State aforesaid. Terms made known on the day of sale.
 JOHN PATTON, Adm'r.
 of the Estate of Archibald E. Patton, decd.
 .AprI 28, l849.