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GUARD AGAINST DISEASE OF THE
BLOOD.

IF YOU WOULD WISH TO AVOID ALL ITS ATTENDANT
EVIL CONSEQUENCES, Such AS
CONSUMPTION, DANGEROUS HABIT, LIv-
Err INSTRUCTIONS, URINARY TROU-
BILE, Sell
1t is well known fact, established by the ablest
Physicians that Diseased or Impure Blood is the
source OF the most wasting and life destroying Com
plants that Humanity is subject to. This impuriy
may he hereditary, or il may be received through
various abuses OF the system, inattention to genera
health, &c.
The late distinguished DR.. Thatcher, of Plymouth
thus writes on this subject
" How can disease be hoped to yield TO any skill
while the blood current courses through the veins
with impurity A! Sent to the ceuer membranes o
the lungs it gains no healthy vitality, and leaves
this delicate membrane OF OF our system only insdi-
ousy affected with its impure touch, and then re-
itself again. ill Consumption comes !olth de
velrped in all It's alarming aud devastating conse-
quences."
To check this toul destroyer of mankind, and to
cleanse the blood thoroughly this powerful aera.
tive of Dr. Corbett is With confidence given to the
public.
cY@ 1t will cure Consumption purify the Blood
--c.tun away a Il Cnncerous Habit remove all L
rinary Aggravatian relieve Constipation OF tn,
Bowels heal all Scrotuous Affections, aud eradi-
heaIthulness to the blood, and securing to the sys
tenn the fullest health
EDWARD BRINLEY & CO, Druggists Dos
ton, sole Projectors. For sale BY them and thei
Agents wliw-
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TiIlison Happood's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,} At Probate Court
within and for the District aforesaid, the LIST day
of October, A. D., 1850 an Instrument purporting
to be the last Will and Testament of T'son Hap
good late of Jericho, in said district, deceased, w"s
presented to the Court here for Pre- bate, by Juliu
flapgood tie Exector, therein named.
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be given to all persons to appear before said
Court, at session thereof to be holden at the Pro-
bate Office in Burlington on the 10Th day of Octo-
Der, A. d. 1850 and contest the probate OF said wi
and further ordered that this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press a newspaper printed at Burlington, in this
STATE the last OF which shall be previous to the day
assigned, as aforesa d for heali lg
Given under my hand at the Re listers Office, this
lst day of October, A. ID. 1850
wliw3l BRADFORD RlXFORD, Register.
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honored. We understand that party from
Montreal will arrive here in the course cfnext
week, en- route for Boston and the JENNY LIND
Concert, under the superintendence of Mr..
Perham.
1t will be noticed that the whole expense OF
the trip, including the ticket to the Concert, is
but So more than the regular fare ($5) from
Burlington to Boston! There can be no man
ner Of doubt that an opportunity SO favorable
for hearing JENNY LIND. whose heart 10 the
touch of sympathy with all benevolent and char
liable objects, is more musical than her voice
will be extensively embraced.
For full particulars respecting the proposed
Excursion, we refer our readers to our adver
Using columns of tomorrow evening" and t.
Hand bills in extensive circulation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04

1JWe were called on, last evening, by the
Rev. d. PETERSON, a cnlored Clergyman from
Florence, Oneida Co. N. va settlement Of
colored people founded by the munificence OF
Gerrit Smith. Mr. PETERSON is an intelligent
aud worthy man, and the object of his visit to
Vermont will commend him to the warm sym
pathies, and liberal aid of our community. He
is askin. assistance to complete House oil
Public Worship for the settlement whose Pas
tor he is, and also an edilice for Educational
purposes. He has met with uniform good feel
ing and kindness, we are glad to say, wherever
he has been, and we doubt not he will rec live
not only kind reception but substantial help
in Burlington. Mr. PETERSON will probably, by
means Of Public Lecture, lay before our
citizens the wants of the interesting communi-
~ whom he worihly represents, and their
claims upon the generosity of the benevolent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
Burlington, Sept. 81,
NOTICE..

WE, the Subscribers, have been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Grand Isle Commissioners TO receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands of all
perons against the estate of Dan FIazen, late OF
North Hero, in said district, deceased represented
nsovent and also all claims and demands sxhbi
ted in offset thereto, and six months from the day of
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court FOL
that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend 10 the business OF our appointment at
the dwelling of Heman l.. Iiazen in North Hero, in
said district, on the first Monday of November next,
at ten o'clock, A. NJ, on said day.
WILLIAM II RUSSELL,} om
DAVID HARVEY,
Dated, this 18th day Of July, A. d. 1850.
wl4w3t
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET

Reported for the Traveller
AT Market 1900 Beef Cattle 1900 Stores; |!
pnirs Working Oxen IS Cows and Calves; 600t
Sheep and Lambs and 100 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle Extra Sc 90; LIST qualit!
s. 75a6 I'd do S. 90 Sd do 81 al SO.
SToREs-YeaIlings S7a9: 2years old, l2als;
years old S20a26.
WonKiNG OxES-S65, TO- IS, 80 100,
Cows AND CALvEs-S2l 30, 25, 81 &c, SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sl rs, SO, l IS, ,, 3. ON
extra lot of IS sold for S. each.
SwINE-4a5c retail 476c. Old Hogs la5c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04

0LFThe Legislature will co nmcnce its next
Session on Thursday Of next week-the 10Th
instant. The Session will doubtless he short
the election of a U. S. Senator, aud Judges Of
the Supreme Court, being the principal busi-
ness to be done.
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Corresponding Secrelaries.

c. X. Field Newfane II. Garfield, Airing
tom Geo. b. Green, Windsor; f. S. Carr,
Castleion Solomon Jewett, Weybridgc ?.
Perrin, Randolph; J. p Fairbanks, ST. Johns
bury Chas. Bowen, Montpelier Rev. Prof
Torrey, Burlington; Rv B. b Newton, s.
Adams; Rev. s. r. Hall. Craltsbury; J.
Sowles, Alburgh; WIN. Haywood, Jr, Guild
hall; A. Hnntnon. Hydepark Chr0n;cle
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
The Evening Passerg'r Train from Bostt

The Evening Passerg'r Train from Boston
over the Central Road penetrated into the heart
= of our village, for tho first time, last evening,
reaching the embarrassing in Shelburn Street.
"a few rods south of the Square. The Train
karrived few minutes after o'clock, in good
Itim". This morning at 8 O'Clock the passen-
gers forB ost IN were taken at the same point,
greatly to the public a I'd private convenience
and accumulation. We believe to day the
track is laid quite to the C,mpany's spacious
and comnodious wharvcs on the Lake shore.
We congratulate our readers thereon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04

BAyK ROBBERY Manchester, w., O1 Isl.
The l}atten-kill Bank, of this place, was broker
into last night. and robbed of about s. 500
come s. 8 0 o. which was in specie. The bi.
auce consisted ~ New England and New York
brnk bills. A reward OF 800 is offered fortEe
rcnvery Of the money, or propor'onate
amount for a portion thereot.-B ,ston Jour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
Adams New .ArithsssrsiCaI
SafS q :. H& n a .-esSa
FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
DuLLL.L.l h.

foh oShoOl.o AMI ACAi EAIf.S.
Pnbli.htd b.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON &CO no
ROBERT B. coLLrNH T. :, St. D'"''".
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". PRENTISS & co heene, " H.
'ENtiE PUBLISHERS RESPECTFULLY INVITE
L the attention OF I enchers, SupernIeudcns. Com
mllteeS. and the friends OF Elucation generally, to
this valuable Series Of School Books which have OH
tanned an unprecedented popularity in every pat OF
L e Union. Copies may he obtained, for eSimina
nol on application 10 them or to Book sener-
ally. The s res coup prise
l. TrimHIy IrIthmStic, OF Mental Operations in
NHmb'rS !; being AN introduction 10 the revised eIl
tian Of Adams Nrw Arithmetic
"'lhs work is adapted TO the gradual expansion OF
the intellect OF the young pupil aud also to give him
O thorough mental dicipline.' The arrangement l.
based upon the principle, that at the understanding
is thoroughly reached, the memory will take care OF
Itself i is pronounced by distinguished teachers,
The best Mental Arithmetic in The ma ket"
H-Adams' Mem arithmetic, Pcu sed Edition ;
being revision oil Adams New Arithmetic, FIRST
published in 1927, with Key Few works ever is
sued from the Amersan press have ac9 uTed 50 eat
every State in the union--has been repnblished in
Canoda, and has been Translated aud published in
modern Greece. In the State OF New Tok il Is the
Textbook IN 50 OF the l55 denies reported IN IL "
The illustration of the cube and sql ne roofs BY ga.
grams give this work peculiar vdlue
III.-Nensurotioa, Mech0 meal Pgtoeys and Ma
chinery Tins work contains iuli and .ucid ex
plana, ON OF these principles 10 the measurement OF
lines, supertces and solids also philosopher ex
PLANTATION OF the stumble mechanical powers and thelr
application TO machinery Ii Is designed 10 he stud
led in connection with the Arithmetic II viii b.
found TO contain the know edge Of the principles OF
mensuraton actually needed toy the every day busi
ness OF HE
! ~ TOOK KEEPING, containing n lucid OK.
p'anajlou vi me common meIlod 1T Book keeping hy
| Single Entry a new, concise. and common. st nse
M th'd d look herplng, tor farmers mechanics re
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| III imItrd business exercises for the pupil and
various forms necessary for the transaction OF bust
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This work is an Anayl cal 3, stem Oh Book Keep
ing, dyesled OF all super Hutes AMI ablruse lechnl
eaiites, and adpIed 10 the system oil instruction il
classes, the method OF teaching now adapted IN ey
ey department OF education M well arranged an,
! wrl-ronducled schools"
rB For sale by Booksellers generally.
F. SMITH x Co, and SAMUEL HUNTING TON Agent
ior Burlington and vicinity
S"1tem'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04

O~Mr Preston, it will be seen, reopen
c ncert Hall for his Entertainments to-lnor
row evening, and will continue during tn"
we L
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
No. I 4.

A CHOICE Those who have strong boards aud
tender faces, should avoid common soap. 1t is de
etrrum. You have n better choice in Bogle's Amole
which imparts the most nvigorating md strengthen
ing effects to the beard and skin. Sold by the in
yentor, William Boyle, 277, Washington Street,
Boston. wl4wl
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Wa.tOns' Daily Journal.

viii be published as usual during the scss on.
Persons wishing complete SET are requested
to order as early as CONVEX i mt.
f. p. WALTON g. SON.
MONTPELIER Sep. 25, 1850
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
u. v. M.

AT the recent elections in the Literary So
cieiies Of the University IF Vermont, the fol
lowing Off were elected.
FIJI SIGMA NU.
Pres lent -*
Vice President, Joseph Warren.
S~rtwy. l.. Myers, Jr.
UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE.
President John Wheeler.
We President. NJ |, Hill.
Sc rtary, II, NJ. Wallace.
~ There is some dispute about the election o.
President, Of the Phi Sigma M, as we are in
formed by a member of the Society. The gen
teman who politely furnished Us with the lis
of O Ulcers of both Societies, for which we ar,
obliged TO him, will perceive the proprety o
our emitting, therefore, the name he had inse;
ted as President of The Phi Sigma M, while
the dispute cxists.-Ed. r. p
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
Exhibition OF Fruit at MOntpcli er

We trust our readers will not overlook the
Notices of pathological meetings, which We
publish today.
The Horticultural Society it appears, j. not
yet prepared to come before the public with a
Premium List, and therefore holds no exhibit
ton. The meeting notified by the President of
the lasts Pathological Convention, however,
will, if the friends of the cause please, answer
very well the same puro.e. There are, in
every county, and in almost every town, cult
va,ors who do not need the stimulus of a irc-
MUM List to brig them out, but who will
gladly attend, and contribute something hand
some to the collection, for the sake of what
they can learn and what may be done to pro.
mote improvement, by the means. Nothing
could be more instructive in its way, than ar
exhibition embracing the favorite fruits of every
town in the S ate, suitably arranged, with the
necessary information in regard TO the origin OF
the native, and the success OF the foreign, in
different localities.
Winter and autumn fruits are alike appro.
pirate and where it can onvenienlIy be done,
good IDt-say dozen or more # each kind
SHOULD be sent. Apples in eating at the lime
would find many to whom the lasting would be-
not qualification merely, but of value as a
means inflammation ; AMI TO the same persons
it would be desirable to carry home, for trial at
the proper season, specimens OF native winter
apples that are new 10 them. Growers should
therefore be pretty beral,-since it is only by
extensive Comparison that the best can be Sc
lected and made known, and such as have OBJ
tanned an undeserved reputation, rejected.
Doubtless any Of the officers of the Horlcu
tural Society would be glad to take charge o
and forward specimens sent TO their care. Fol-
the information of any who may wish to ava
themselves ct that agency, we subon the list
as follows -
President
CIIAUNCEY GOODRICH, Burlington.
VIC, Presid MS.
e. C. Tracy, Windsor,
DANIEL BALswIS, Montpelier,
JAsPiR CURTIS, 81. Adams,
tRRDlRICK HoLsRouK, Brattleboro.
Secretary
S. d. Colby, Montpelier.
Treasurer.
GEO. w. ScorT, Montpelier.
Ertcutre COMMITTEE.
DAVID READ, Winooski,
Albert CHAPMAN, Middlebury,
b +. FAY. Bennington,
ROYAL HATCH, Slrafford
WIN [. kTTEIDGE. Fairhaven.
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Will Presented.

STATE OF VERMONT AT a Probate Court
District o Chttenden, SIS. }holden at Burlington
within and for the District aforesaid on the 9Th day
of September A. D. 1850, an Instrument purporting
TO be the last Will and Testament OF Asa Lyon
Burlington in said District, deceased, was presented
to the Court here for probate, by Isaac Iigbee the
Executor there in named.
Ordered by said Court, that public notice be given
to all persons interested therein to appear before said
Court, at session thereof to be holden at the Pro-
bate office in Burlington, on the 18th day of October
A. d. 1850 and contest the probate of said Will
And is further ordered that this order be published
three weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at Burlington in this
State the last of which shall be previous to the day
assigned as Aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office the
9th day of September, A D. 1850;
c. ADAMS, Judge.
Burlington, Sept. 81, 1850 wl4w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04

LADIES CLoAKs AND CLOAK GooDs.-It ought to
St, Boston, fat in matters of this kind, and
no one should risk purchase in the city without
previously becoming acquainted with their assort-
nent. Wl4wl
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y / { D

In this Village on Monday the Both ult., MYRA
ADELIA, only child of CHESTER f. and MANDAN,
PARSONS, aged IA months.
The funeral will take place at the residence Of Mr.
Parsons, on New Street, Tomorrow ,Wedncsdny
morning at 10 o'clock.
In Jericho, on the ODD ult., TnLI>oN IAraool
aged So years.
In Bellevue, Iowa, on the 18th inst, WILLIAM
+. Jennings, NJ. D after an illness OF only % hours
of Cholera. DR.. Jennings pursued the study OF hi
profession in the office OF DE-. LEONARD MARSH, o
this village. He was son in law OF Mr.. 5. H. Peas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
Rich Plated Goods.

VTESSRS. BRINSMAlD, BROTHER
INh & CO, are receiving larger assortment than
usual of Rich Plated Ware such as Coffee and Tea
Pots, Sugar Bowls, Cream Cups and Stop Bowls
which are sold in sets singles handsome apart
ment OF ch-plated CandIesticks, Snutfers and
Trays of various patterns and sizes rich plain I'd
open, work plated Cake and Fruit Baskets Com
munion Plate Plated Tankards; Baptismal Bowls
Plates, Gohlels
SMALL WARE.--Plated Knileresa, Fish Knives
Butter Knives, Spoons OF all kinds. Childrens Cups
Spectacles, &c.
PLATED CAsToRs.-Rich Plated Castors with heav-
cut glass bottles.
All kinds of Plated Goods furnished at ns low
prices as the same quality can be had for any where
The attention OF all who wish to furnish private
houses, hotels, or steamboats, with Plated Goods, is
called to our apartment.
BRlNSMAID, BROTHER e. CO.
,ptf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
A Oass FRAUD

AND YOC CAN GAIN NEAR so PER CENT
auzn9 '. ., s:i. 81 $;,'' e..
a ',r,'o s., 'ns original q AMI and
esdy111YD s@T s@.!,. and much arg
FRAUD Countr,irirnls Of Da.leys Extractor, in inc
Old Wrapper. flood the market nvoii you would
poison, for to il is as DANCE Gus
No Article but Dallrys Genuine Extractor can
check mil I'M nation INSTANTLY, entirely suhiur the
pain Of the wors Buns ana Sea DIS in from ~ -
IS minutes, and CURE the soI,s without scar PIc3,
Sal, Rh nm. Cuts Hounds. Bruises, Scres and In
llmed Eyes Inti .mn.atory Rh.unuiism, Chuh.alus.
old aud !nveterare so!cs, II cures radically ana pos
.tvry 1t never fails and There is no mistake, oNy
get The genuine Daily Save.
CAUTION To DEALERS! l'nscruPu Gus Yrn'ers u
countiiet Extractor, put W the spurious and dee
teriuus stuff, with lew boxes OF the genuine D1iy
Salve in each dCzrn, under well initiated / u
Counterfeit Wrapper of the Old Size, and titus o.,r
it to dealers alta reduerd ptice. This Ban iakri
with many dealers. but the contling sufferer VITO
happens to the counterfeit and poisonous siut.
pays the penalty OF the fraud aggravated dissasc--
unSghlly detJnnity resulting from severe burns and
wounds and, no, uarrqnrn!y loss OF lie isci. hHi
the wOin consequences
Shnn the poisonous countcreits and buy DALEY s
Sal,e only IN the new envel"ps and the Large Boxes.
MIRX-The enhlenIs on The new wrapper: In
angie serpent i y +, Pax" lion 9%9 Eagle
Interesting particulars OF one OF the most severely
burned and injured sufferers by the late melancl.lny
and disasl!ons Hague Street 1P0sion, N 4Te~
York will appear IN a few DAYS Id the papers The
case was pronounced hopeless Tut Da ley's Genui!e
Extractor effected perfect eus Not ssar IS % {
to tell the taxi
MISO The new wrsPpeT--'he large boxss-aui
/ The genuine artele
CAUTION EXTRA
IMFo.rEss, travelling abou, HE coaauy, represent
! InSliist
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NOTICE.

rVNHE undersigned have entered into partnership
in the practice Of Law, under the firm Of Brown
g. Sawyer Post Office address. UndeIhill. Vt.
STEPHEN S. BROWN.
d. q. SAWYER
Aug 18Th 1850. dll5&w7tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!

Mr.. NICHOLS having attended the great auction
sale OF Bay State and other Shawls, is nobed to Of
fer them much less than the agents prices by the
single one or in quantities to Merchants, PcdleIs and
o,hersWe have also Broche, Cashmere and Jenny
Lind long and square Shaws
SHEETlNGS by the bale piece or yard Damask
Toweng
MOURNING GOODS of all kinds. Transporter,
IPindOw Shddei, all qualities from . cents TO 80
Cu:min Fixtures with Weights and Tassrs--al5o
Common Ta,sels Cord, Catches, Loops, Comices
&c. &c
Sept, 1850. d&wf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
9So Asres Flavanna kaa6
FOR SALE.

WILL sell at public auction, on the premises, No,ss-
ware River, about Al miles Nohs Of Scosve. The
land 10 IN good state of improvement and is susceptible
being made decidedly the best Farm Of it's sine the
nelyhbohood Ills well adapted to the growth Of clover
and shows the good effects Of plaster when applied to tho
growing crops mi degree The buildings are
convenient and suited to small amily-there ale large
number OF as good Springs Of good water this any
other neghborhood boast OLA fine young Peach Or.
chad and many other valuable fruit the premises
AT The same time and place, will sell my Crops Stock
Household and Kitchen Furniture-sIso my Farm impis
ments valuable pair of Mules and one or two Horses
Terms made known the sale which will be liberal a
am very DESTROYS dispose Of my property pay nay debts
and change my business My wife on the premises Will
give any information wanted Persons can communieaas
with me through her, Her Post Office is SCOTS Ferry,
Al'emarle County, Virginia.
Nnnamhax G 1esn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
Law PARTNERSHIP,
A. II. u, sTUART 4 D. s. YoUN

A. II. II, STUART il d. s. YOUNG
gHAVE associated themselves in the practice ut the Law
under the firm and style Of STUART s You've. The
partnership is formed for all the Courts huden at Saun-
ton, for the Superior aud Quarterly Courts of Rockingham
ingham, and the Superior Courts of Rockbrdge.
ID. S Young will give prompt aud faithful attention to
any business that may be Died The firm, and will ad
wise and confer with Mr. Stuart during his residence at
Washington, which il not protraced beyond two years
will prevent his personal appearance before the Courts
in all gated causes, they scarcely in The present
state Of the dnkes BE called before The lapse of that time
Us d. s. Young occupies Mr. Suart's Office, and may
be found there during business hours.
Slanntnn. NV % lS5O.-u.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

AGAINST decree Nov, 1850.
Jackson's heirs,
"Ihe Court doth adjudge, order and decree that Mat
thew Pilson,a Commissioner for that purpose appointed
do proceed 10 sell by way public ancon upon the prem
lses after foll weeks advertisement Of The TERMS time
and place Of SALE in the Saunton Spectator, al the front
door OF The Court house, and more public places
nearest The premises, for cash sufficient 10 deay the
penses OF the sae and as the residue upon credit OF
one two and three years. all the Real Estate of which the
said VIM s. Jackson died seized and possessed reported
by the Commissioner to consist Of about ONE HUN
DRIED AND sixty SEVEN ACRES-taking from
the purchaser bond with sufficient personal security and
retaining the legal title as ultimate security"
On Saturday the 2lst day of Dec, 1850,
will offer the Land above mentioned the premises, sit
ualed in Augusta County about five miles above Green
Vile, adjoining the Lands Of Col Archer NJ Moore jacob
Hart and others.
MATTHEW PILSoN, Commissioner.
November 49, lS50.-tds.
z@ Rockingham Register copy.