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DICK DAlLYs GREAT STUMP SPEECH

FFLLnw CITIzENs:-Thn are a day for III,
poPerla'lon OF Boon,illr, like a bob.Isiled pull
let on IiekeIy hen. roos,. Io be lookin' upl A
crls;s have arri,en-a an somahin'sbus,l Where
are wei Here ! is. and Id sand here and *
pirate from now uutIl the day Of synagogues, i
you'd whoop for Daily.
Fellow Cmzpns-Jerusalem' TO pay. and We
ain'I got any pich. Our hJ periodical aud ma.
cssic canal Of creation has onshipped her Tud.
der. and the captains broke his neck. and the
cooks div 10 The depth Of the vasIy deep. ia
search Of dimuLs! Our WigwHm's torn tc
pieces like a shirt on q brush fence, aud cilies
nf these ere ls'iIudes IS vHnishio'g 10 a blue
fame. Are such things to b. didl ] ask yOu
IN the name Of The American Eagle. VI ho Whip.
ped the shaggy headed Lion Of Greal Briain,
and now sits roosIn' on The msgne,ic IeIe.
graph. If such doin's is goin' TO be couglomt ra
ted! repeaIIu you IN the name Of the pea
cock Of liberty. when he's flew 10 over The
cloud capped SUBMITS of the Rocky Mountains,
il we's goin' to be exlemporaneousIy bigyOgged
IN this lashiOnl
"Oh! answer me,
Let me not husl in ignorance -
as ShackapeeI saws. Shall we be blmbooz'e.
fled Win such uDmliigaIed ondaeiousnessl Me.
thinks | hear you yelp-'No sir. husshyi
Then lecI me 10 Congress, and lherell be u
revolution sure.
Frller CiIiznns lf was a slandin' on the
odumantne throne Of JubUer. aud The lighInin
was cashing around me, I'd continue TO spout!
IN full Of The bniu' laiher of Mount EIney,
aud wont be qupnched I've sprung leak.
aud must howl like bear with sure head.
Flop logeIher- jump into ranks and bear me
through.
Fellow Citzens-Y You know me, and rip my
lungs ou, with a mill grab il wont suck TO
Yer like brick dust To a bar of soap. Where is
my opponrnli Nuwhcr,! ! was brought up
among We. leller clz"ns, aud papped in a school
house, but he cant gn ne Wnh his hllalutin
words. HE Ium,-Sucum. albranio. calnip.
Buzeel. Togluonr,, aud Ballin's Bayl " hat
do YOU think q Ihu,!
Go { pOrkey-root hog or d-i e."
as Shakapeel SAID when Cesar stabbed him 10
the House Of Representatives.
FelIer cilizyns-'LecI me 10 Congress, and
III abolish mad dogs. musk.Ict rs. aud bad cents,
aud 90 iu Tor the anninlIa,iun OF npgnrs, camp
meetings. and jils. III repudiale crows, and
fllu,tGhrn hooks. III have barn rasins everv
day Sundays exrepled-und liquor enough To
swim skuuk. Yes. lelIer clizcns, 'iecI me TO
Congress. aud | shalt be led 10 cxclajm in the
su6ume- The terrific language Of BJnbpare,
when preachn' in the wilderness
Richards himself again'
On, then. cnW ard 10 the poIIs-'gallop pace
fiery looted sleadS,' aud make the welkn' uem.
bic with anll spusmodc yeIls tor Daily. Cock
your mu>kels. I'm comm
"Rence ye Erutus, broad axe and glory!"
Let's Lckel!-N Y. Duchman.
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A snrcrh the Point.

As we have often commended breVlty MS an
essential beauty in elnquenre, no one will
o,as,on our sincerity IN commenting The toll
loving. given By Mansfield. in his lite of Gen
oral Scott, 1pnonnaled his Log Speech al
QueenstOwn h'Ights;
."AI this peroO the BRUSH force was es''ma'
.ed-reeulars, militia. aud lndIans-n"l less
than 800, while the Americans were reduced
70 less than 800. Re,reat was as hopeless as
surcor. for there were no boats ON the canada
shore and the militia on The other side refused
10 give them aid. Scott took his pnsl''"n on
,be ground they then occupied, resolved tt
abide the shock and think oi surrender only
when baule was impossible. lie mounled
,loo in front Of his much diminished band -
1.-The enemy's balls" said he, "beg'n 10 1hIn
,our ranks. His numbers are overwhelming
IN n moment The shock must come. and there
- M retreat. We are 10 the beginning of O
ma,onal war. Hul's surrender IS 10 be re-
deemed. Let US then die arms IN hand. Vu'
country demand, the sacrifice. The example
will no. be lost. The blood OF the slam wi
make heroes Of the living. Those who lolIo"
will avenge our (a aud their Country : wrongs
Wbo dare to standl "AII! was The answer
ing cry"
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AN ACT
mo. G9l

No. 80. AN ACT
Further prescribing the powers and duties of The
courts Of this State. and the judges thereof
and To repeal The eighteenth section Of the
act 'rea,ng 10 the organizarion Of courts O
Justice. aud their powers aud dulles," passed
February nineteenth, Que Thousand eight hun
dred and GIy TWO.
C,,. &. Do vi Toy 'iIV oU'.~.-I -.
semLly Of The State of Ohio, That all process
aud remedies authorized by the laws OF this
state. when the present constitution took effect
may be- had and resorIed TO in the courls of The
proper Jurisdiction, under the prrseuI consIlIu-
lion; aud all the laws regulating the practice of,
and imposing duties on, or granting powers 10
The supreme cuur, or any Judge thereof. and
the courts Of common pleas. or any Judge
thereof. respectively. under The former consul.
luton except as TO matters Of probate lurisdlc.
uon in foTce when the present constitution took
fleet. shall govern the pTacIIce Of, and impose
like duues upon lbe district courts and courts Of
common pleas, aud the judges thereof, respect
Iy, pa,pd by the present constitution, so far rs
such ufocpss, remedies and laws, shall be appl.
cab e tn sa courts, resIe nV' and TO the lldg.
rs thereof. aud not tucunss. .enV with the laws
passed since The prrsr III constitution TOOK effect.
Sc. e. Each idge of The court of com
mon pleas, shall in his subdivision, be The presI.
dmv indge ul Sald Cuuu. and when any person or
u, rsuns shall be convicted of any crime or of
fence, and the cuun Of common pleas or crlm.
nal courI Of any county, shall have s'gned and
sealed bill ut exceptions Ia any decision or
charge Of said court. such court may, IN the
app ca'ion Of ,he person OF P r>ons so convict
ed suspend Ihr tXpcuilu1 ut The sentence or
Judgment against such person or persons. unIll
me next term Of such CouTI; Provided, that ii
II shalt be made to appear at the next term oi
said court, that u WriI Of error has been allow
I'd in anv such case, and nO hearing on such
writ shall have been had. il shall be The duty ol
said court, on application made for that purpose.
lurlher to suspend such execution. until the
hearing of the cause on such writ oi error.
SEE. 8. All books, slatnnery, and other ar.
ticlps ior Ihe use of the Supreme Court. shall
be furnished BY The Secretary OF State, on the
q. der of the cour; aud no bill for any such ar.
uces shall be allowed or paid. unless furnished
IN accordance Win the provisions of this act.
SEE. 4. That lhe eighteenth section oi the
acl relarng 10 The organization nG courts Of Jus.
ice and ,he,r powers and duties" pa,sad Febru
aryti e',,n h. one thousand eight hundred and
trv.vo be aud ,he ,ame is hereby repealed.
JAMES G.. JOHNSON,
Speaker OF The House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
Presiden, Of the Senate,
Anril 80. 1859,
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WHOLE NUMBER 1851

residing 10 any such township or e,ecIion dis
tricl, rs IS mentioned in the fourth section o.
Ibis act, 70 vote FOR Senator or RepresenIaiiyp
Al the usual place Of holding ,lecuons 10 such
township or election district; and IL shall be she
duty Of The judges Of elections of any such
Township or eleeiinn district, in fourh sec.
tion mentioned. before they receive ballot for
Senator Or Representative, 10 pot the necessary
Question &c the eleeIOr proposing 10 vote. so o,
to fix his residence and in case the eleclor i.
challenged for Don.Tesidence 10 any particular
pot,oa Of lhe township or election district. thea
Il shall be the duty Of said judges to swear OF
affirm the eiscinr, 10 the facts, 10 The same man.
Ger as Tor sny csu'e Of challenge.
Sc. 6. For the purpose Of carrying outihe
provisions Of this oci, the said judges shall take
10 their assurance nnv necessary number Of Bd.
ditional clerks, who shall be paid the sane fees,
and qualified in the same manner as 10 o'her
eases.
Sec. 7. The several clerks Of the cour, OF
common pleas referred 10 10 this act, shall re.
ceiye the return o. The elections for Senator and
Representative, and be governed 10 all things
thereby. 10 the same manner as If the law ere.
aIng such new county had not been passed ;
and in making out the returns Of such election,
shall receive and count The said votes 80 return.
ed. as aforesaid, and certify accordingly, sBd BE-
in all respects governed by the general laws 10
regard thereto, so far as The same may be con.
sisIeul herewith and as il SAID votes were poll.
ed 10 their respective counties; and The said
clerk Of cour shall give a Certificate 10 the re-
turning officer for his fees. the same as for like
services. 10 The sudior Of their respective coun-
Ties ; and the said Auditor shall audit The same.
aud issue an order on The Treasurer Of the
county therefor.
Sec. 8. All votes for Senators and Repre-.
senialives in any such new county, shall be on
a seperaie ballot.
Sec. 0. That If any officer charged with
durs uLder This act, shall neglect or refuse 10
perform the same, such officer, upon conviction
thereof, before any court Of competent iurjs.
dicuon. shall be fined in any sum not exceeding
one hundred and fihy dollars, al the discretion
Of The court.
Sec. 10. That all fines imposed BY This act.
shall be recovered, with costs OF suit, 10 an ac.
lnn of dtbI, or by Indictment for the USE Of the
county. JAMES t. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
April 80, 1859. President Of The Senate.
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April 80, 1859
mo. COL
AN ACT

No GO AN ACI
TO provide for the compensation TO owners OF
private property appropriated 10 the use cl
corporations.
Sec. I. Be it enacted by the General AS
seubIy of The State of Ohio, That all appropt.
s.ious Of private properly to The use of any aud
every corporation now existing, or that may
hereafter be treaIed in this State. which may
he authorized by Law 10 make such aPproprla'
,on lor The rgh, of way, or for any other purpose
which may be within the scope o. ;Te iegal an-
,hority of such corporation, shall be made and
conducted in accordance With The provisions Of
this act,
Sec. 2. Whenever any such corporation
shall wish TO make any such appropriation, anG
shall be unable 10 agree Sl;h the owner or own
ers Of The properly sought 10 be appropriate d
or with his. her, or their authorized agent or al
Itoruey, upon the compensate 10 be paid there
for, il shall be The duly OF such corporaIon' by
lis proper officer, agent or attorney, 10 make on
statement, which shall con'an sPecihc de
scrlP,ion Of each parcel Of properly and righ'
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Co,1reE EXAMINATION --B -. who has
nade quite noise IN the world "n''e AZ 70. Uo''
Lone was called upon to Undergo an exam'na
Inn IN astronomy On emerging from the or
Sso, @ one Of his companions esked him how he
49, nr .Fus, ra,e.' suid b, They only
S.sod me TWO questions. and | answered then
moth promptly and correctly What were
49, ouas,iuns' The first Was-'What was I
na,o,l, ~ and told Them didn'I know! ant
he oecond was-'Can you calculate an Eclipse!
70 10 which said no! Id like TO see any body
answer TWO questions more correctly 'hal
,haI!'
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Sabscriber, 10 % not give fIlrsIs 'rasie, ts
The contrary, IRE considered wishing 10 eosslnua
ueifsubscriptions.
2. Il subscn5sfs order the dissontiuanee Of
uieir papers, the Publisher msy eoutinuoe 70 send
len until ali arrearages are paid.
g. u subscribers neglect or reluse 70 tale thelf
papers from the Offices TO which they are sent they
are held responsible till they have settled their
bills, and ordered their paper discontinued.
II subscribers remove 10 other places withOct
notifying the publisher, and the paper Is not sent
10 loTme- d eetion; they are held responsible.
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l)urtrp.
The Loco FOcO National Convention.

Tie Loco FOcO National Convention.
F-a COMPOSED BY J. COVERT.
s.'
To Baltimore the Locos went.
Du dab, du dab,
To nominate President,
.... ,..... Oh dc du dab day;
They brought six horses TO the test,
s-... Du dab. du dah,
To see which one would ride the brst,
Oh de du DAN day.
CuoRus-Then here's TO General Scott,
The hero bold and free,
Wen place hun Ihero ia tha Presi
., dents chair,
The Peoples NOmiEee,
Old Casa cane first upon the track,
s....... Du dah, du dah,
But 'DOUglass lail him on his back,
Oh de du dab day.
a]ucbnnGn next came in lhe batch,
pu dab, du dah,
And Marcy with his breeches patched.
Oh de du dab day.
CHoRus.-
For four long days they held the field,
Each one resolved to never Yield.
When suddenly was heard groan,
These men we fear are too well known.
Chorus
They bauej long, they bauled loud,
To find the man in all their crawd,
Bu, none was found tn qloll their fears,
Till they heard the name OF General Pierce
CaoRus.-
This mighty General it is said,
The baggage train has sometimes led,
when he brought ,hrm up, the foe 10 qoeIl
lie rainled aud from his horse he fell.
CHoRUs.-
Then i,in our ranks. come one and all,
And help TO roll the true Wing ball,
Well chase the Lncos over the plain,
With the hero bold Of Lundy's Lane.
CHoRUs.--
The hat,le we arc sure 10 win,
Old Fuss and Feathers must come in,
The Lncos will find out too soon.
Thai be is YET lha, same old coon.
CHORUS
And when he gets TO Washington.
The glorious victory will be- wor.
The Lacns there will round him s'oop,
To see him take his plate Of soup.
CHuRus,-
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June %, 1859.

DAYS OF THE WEtK.-lI might be supposed,
nprhaps. before reil-cung upon the subject, that
,hp determination nf the number seven as the
number Of the DAYS of The week wNs incidental,
and that auy n,hpr number. "a lnIIe greater nr a
Ii,,le smaller, would have answered the purpose
a. welt. On reflection, hOwevc'; wa find lhn'
,here is a very profound and peFman"n'' though
-tll very simple reason i"r prr'eu'rg The
number sevpn. The reason IL. that the num-
her six. which is tho zeal length of the wo'k.
mo week, leaving the day eI rest out Of the &C.
coun,. il n number divisible both by three aud
bv Two. A thousand conveniences result from
This. which we daily experience and enjoy
,houoh we seldom speculate upnn them.
,e,sspaper for example. may be published, or Il
nat may sail, elIhpr every day or eve
p"' Wv -. ,;r every three DAYS aud in either
y wv 80 mn, ,,,i,:: at the end Of the week,
This now would MT haze "een P'Ss'o'e wiz
any other small number. u '"1 "u'"Oe "
days in week had been four. FIVE. siSS' ''E"'
n,ne. or ten, we should have been subjected l"
urra, Inconvenience in mauy Of tho arrange
men,s nl business which now flow very smooth
10. IL the weeks had consisted oG six days.
-, example. lrav,rg five (or The number of bu'
s;no,s da vs., everything which was required IL
4. d,oe once in Two days. or once in three
S.,s wooM fall on different days in every
s,,csadioy week, thus creating much confusion
,n lr wb;ch was avoided by The simple con
wivance Of having week composed OF surh
nunber of days that it can be divided evenly
hv both Two aud three Hunts MerchaHt
! Mdgdzine.
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srEADlNEss of PURPOSE. - Ia "ha'ovSI

STEADINEsS of PURPOsE - Ia "ha'ev'' you
,oe, purpose, as though YOU were de'''
eugee succeed. A vaca'iug mind new!
sWtaed to ,ny,hing worth naming. There
@ee"mP''Snss sv>udy fixed aim, 1t dign,i1s
is NSlhng ''Re rs our success. Who
Our Hsi"te, IA 40" 'ao., ,"' for ,ot'od! Who have
have done 'he mos, ari 10. ~ Whd have raised
themselves ,SsS' irom povrr,y TO riches: tm"'a sa
v.ho were steady III their purpose Wv ,r.
who i one hing to-day aud another "''"'
v,w-whn drives an idea ppl nell tins F' . ~
chile i, drives him nex1-is always n trouble
ami does jus, nothing from one year eno ~ :,
49, o,hey. Look aud admire the man OF St ahs
Nn,oase. Tie moves nolseless'y "ioog' ""d
.h., wonders he accompllsheS! lie r''rS.
gradually we gran', hut surely The heavens
are no, too high for h.rn. nr''her are 'ha stars
hsyond his reach How worthy o' Im'a'on'
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well John am going east; wha. shall tell
vour Colksl' 'Oh, nothing only if'hey say any
hing about whiskers jus' 'el them I've go'
Lsomel
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LET THEM coll seems 'haI CABtL'" o'
F,oy,da. md few Others Of the Southern hire.
ea,e,s are dissatisfied. because The Northern del.
eoa,es 90, provision FOR "l@ther legislation"
+, ;nsersd in the compromises resolutions. Some
. man do no, understand the first principles oI
! Rsnnblicanism. and The sooner they go 10 the
toenrocos. ,he better it will be for the Whigs.-
Again We say, Lss them gol
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CoNNuNpRuMs. How d'i 'na wha's 'na'
.wallowed Jonah obey II divine law!
Because he was "a stranger and nc look MIN
in
Whv ia n woman's tongue like p'ana''
Because nothing short oi me power 'na' CIV
a,ed i, Is able to stop II IN us course
P.S The rascal who PerPelra'ed Inc ABOVE
left for California on Saturday last.
A boat full Of broom sticks were picked up IN
.be Bay, which had been hurled ai'er hIm by
enraped nations, but who lell shor oil 'h'
mark.
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Then Join our ranks, come ooo and all,
And help TO roll the Iruc Wing ball,
Well chase the Lncos over the plain,
With the hero bold Of Lundy's Lane.
CHoRus.--
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CHoRus.-

They bauIej long, they bauled Loud
To find the man in all their crawd,
But none was found tn qIoll their fears,
Tilthey heard the name OF General Pierce
CHoRus.--
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This mighty General it is said,
The barp,ee truin has sometimes led,
when he brought ,hrm up, the foe 10 qoel
lie tainted aud from his horse he fell.
CHoRUs.--
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And when he gets TO Washington.
The glorious victory will be- woE,
The Lncos there will round him s'oop,
To see him take his plate Of soup.
CHnRrs.-
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MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 9
AUCTION SALES.


~ Pursuant decree OF the Cirru;t Court Of Bed
ford, in the of .'Huit & Co. &c, Gray Sc"
The undersigned Commissioner, will proceed the
Premi-es the 2sth day Of August sell TO the
highest bidder at public auction. TRACT OF LAND,
whereof Burkeu Gray died seized situated Boreab
ger Creek, the Bedfo county containing by estima-
tion an Acres. This Land lies within 10 or ~
miles ofthe Virginia and Tennessee Railroad-a larger
portion oft il forest, and excellent Tobacco Land
1t will be shown any person wishing examine by
Mr. Beverly CrGmp. who sides the premises.
TERas.-A credit Of one and two years for equal in
stalnents of the purchase money. (except for in
cash sufficient deiy The expenses of sale) the pur
chaser giving bonds with good personal security, and
the title of the land retained further security until
the purchase money paid subject 10 resale in default
ofPnymrnt. Il. A. WlNGFlELD Com'r.
Jnly
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EDUCATION.
XT7YTHEVlLLE FEMALE INsTI.
wv TIrEE -TlE EIRST SESSION QE This

~
Institute III open the 1t Septcmber. Wythevie is
a and handsome with good society, and Is
situated in very beautiful and healthy portion OF the
State.
The Institute Buildings consist Of spacious brick
edfice. the of which large and well ventilated
and will be rendered comfortable as possible Inc
chambers of the young ladies', will he carpc'ed and each
room furnished with Bureau Wardrobe, "ashstand
and other conseniences pertaining private chambers
The Institute will have Primary and Academic de-
parment the latter embracing course Of four years
1t may however be entered upoE according
to the Advancement of the pupil un those not candi-
dates for graduation will be allowed pursue selected
Course The Teachers will each he provided with scPa-
rate recitation in which their respective classes
will be taught. An extensive course oil Lectures and
Experiments will be given by the Principal in the Natu-
ral Sciences and with this the Institute will bc
furnished with extensive Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus entirely Lectures Will also accompany
the of Textbooks in Mental and Moral Philosophy
The Principal has had experience III the work OF
Female education and has Just passed TIN ough
of Lectures in the University Of Va and obtained Dip
Tomas and Certificates upon the different branches IN
which he will particularly give instruction he hopes,
therefore TO bring 10 the undertaking such qualifications
will enable him to carry il out in the best
He has associated with himself, Mr. G. H. Fontainc,
who will give attention the Boarding Department but
in this and indeed in every department the Principal
has eeminent control and holds himself responsible To
the patrons of the Schon He will be assisted by his
lady in the supervision Of the young ladies' and will have
least or well qualified assistants in the work Of in
sruction. The whole plan Of the School is of the most
liberal kind and is designed be 6rsgrade Insu-
tion the advantages afforded for thorough liberal
and accomplished edncation.
Specia attention will be given the of the
young ladies' and to their moral and religious training,
without. however, the incuication of sectaiian views
Textbooks. Stationary. &c, will be furnished at the
Institute al low prices
TERMS
for Board fuel lights, washing aud tuition in
Primary department per Session of ) month, 500 w
For Board as above and tuition in Academic
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Tie vIRGivIaS is pubiisilea sraw.ekiy 81 per
nuri, sdcaace. M subscrp i. a shorter
time than monh. and paper is discontinued,
cct the option othe rrcpretors uti all arrcarges
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for every outer one Ifthc number o in ert"n - not
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The rEsRLY RATES are ;-For the privilege of t~.
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Every yey advertiser will be required {" sonfnr his
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exceed the space stipulated for, hcwill be charged ra-
trpiy for the excess.
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NJ OTl & E.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED OF
trust executed To me by John b. Crnddock and
wife, bearing date the 9th day Of August 1851, aud Of
record in Campbell Clerk office, for certain purposes
therein specified, and also Deed executed me by
James J. Craddock bearing date the 4th day of August
1851 and recorded in Prince Edward Clerks Office -
shall offer for sale Wednesday, the 25h day Of Au-
gust. 1852 for cash. upon the premises Brooknea
in the county of Campbell the Tract of Land upon which
the said j. b. Caddnck present resides and contain
e}3 ing about TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES.
4. The Land lies well is in good of improve
ment, with and comfortable BUILDINGS, and in n
good neighborhood The Land will be sold subject to
prior claim and the title is undoubted At the
time and place will also be sold Seven Likely
Negroes. consisting of Men. Women. Boys and Girls
l6 head Horses Catle, Sheep Hogs, Wagons and gear
Threshing Machine, Household and Kitchen Furniture
Plantation Tools Sho, Guns Riding Carriages and gear
Saddles and Brides Blacksmhs Tools, also the said
Craddocks interest in Josiah c. Calways Estate one
fine Gold Watch. and many articles to
mention. The title Of the above properly is undouted
but will convey such right only is vested in by
the Deeds aforesaid. CLEMENT HANCOCK,
Trustee.