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Land for Sale,

IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO.
q MN ACRES Of Limestone ridge land. near
E "a ~ the bank oi Little hluskngim, nine
miles l,om Marietta about 80 acres cleared; tim.
ber good About 100 apple trees, Of which 30 are
bealing; or 6 kinds OF cherry and kinds of
plumb tress; quantity Of peach trees. aud some
pears and grapes. A good twn.stoIy hewed log
house, well Of good water, smoke house. pailed
garden, &c.
ALSO
n M ~ Acres OF land on the Waterford road,
"a E eD 4mies from Marietta 60 nf which are
under ience and in good state Of cultivation.
ALSO
20 w Acres on the Waterford road, 5 miles
SDeD from Marietta, about % acres ceal ed. aud
will he sold low.
ALSO
M SA Acres on the Mu.kingum River. lM
ia C$Gp miles from Marietta. This tract can
he so divided IS to make very valuable and very
desirable small farms We'll improved
The aho We tracts will he sold at private sale. -
For particulars inquire on the premises. or OF
r. o BUCHANAN.
IIarmar, o., Feb IL, 1852 [ly]
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Liver Complaint.

AlvCI OOlia R'RNSAaA1'
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
or The KIDNEYS,
and all
disc ases ari-
sing from disor.
dered liver or stomach,
such as -pustipation, in
ward piles. fullness of blood
t., the head, acidity ot the stomach,
nausea, heartburn, disgust for food, full
ness or weight in the stomach, sour eIucta.
iions, sinking OF flutteIing at the pit of
the stomach, swimming of the head,
hurried aud difficult breathing,
nuttering at the heart, ,chok-
ing or sutiocating sem
sations when III a
lying posture,
dmness
of vision. dots or webs before the
sight, fever and dull pain in
the head, deficiency OF
perspiration, yellow
ness OF the skin and eyes.
pain in the side. back, chest,
limbs, &c sudden 1ushes ofheat.
burning in the flesh. constant imagn-
ings OF evil. and great depression OF spirits,
cal, be tilectualy cured by
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Book -Bindery.
Dissolution.

SE;' HE partnership heretofore existing between
III Nicholas Ko.hIer aud Frederick Koeher,
trading under the firm of y. KO EHLER s. Co.,
has been dissolved hy mutual consent.
Also the partnership heretof re existing betw cen
NJ Bnrshacher and r. KoehIer, trading under the
firm pf NJ. BURGBACHER& & Co, has also been
dissolved by mutual consent.
The notes and accounts Of both firms are lett III
the hands Of f. Koeher Tor collection, to whom
immediate payment is srequested to be made by all
persons know Ing themselves indebted.
n. KOEIlLER g. CO.,
Nj. BURGBACHER g. co.
Woodsfeld, April 7. 1852.
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n. KOehlcr

Y. KOehIcr
ESPECTFULLY Informs his old friends
h a aud customers, that he will continue the
business at the old stand, where he will sell
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
QneenSware. Boots, Shoes.
aud all articles usually kept in country Store, as
cheap the cheape-, for cash or county produce.
Woodstield, April Z. 1852
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Farm for so.e.

TEyllE subscriber offers for sale the farm on
III which he now resides, situated miles east
OF Beallsvle, and 5 miles south of Armstrong =
mil, on the road leading from Dorsey's hills.
The tract contains
100 Acres of Land,
70 of which ae improved. There is good Dwell
ing House, Bar, aud numerous other Build
ings on the premises.
Also large Orchard Of choice Fruit Trees.
Fol- terms apply to the subscriber on the prem.
ises. NICHOLAS 6. L. MASSlE.
Feb. 25, 1852.
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Petition tor Divorce.

Sara" Evans state e. oai1 9sr1s ~ n.%s
Joh" Evans. j. Pleas iasIa a'oa5olI 0a-'
TNNliE said John Evans jr,, (gone to parts un-
III known,) is hereby notified that the said Sa.
rah Evans, wife Of the said John, filed In said
court on the 23rd day Of March, A. d 1852, her
Petition praying to be divorced from her said hus.
band, and for such reasonable alimony as the court
may adudge TO her; and tor causes sets forth that
the .aid John Evans treated his said wife with ex-
treme cruelty gross neglect Of duty and that said
John has been wilfully absentfron the said Sarah
for more than three years last past, ....,g
c. G. CARROLL,
March 81. 1852. Sol. for Petr.
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Sale of Real Estate.

NDY virtue of the power vested in me by the
n D last will and testament of William Pierson,
deceased, | will offer at public sale, between the
houis of 10 o'clock a. IN. and O'Clock p m. on
Saturday the slh day OF May, 1852. at the front
door OF The court house in the town of Woodstield
Monroe county, Ohio, the following real estate.
to wit: The North West quarter OF the North
West quarter OF Section IL. in Township 6. of
Range Z. in said Monroe county, containing 81
acres and 33 hundredihs of an acre. Terms two
hundred dollars ~ hand and the balance according
to the conditions Of said will, with interest, to be
secured to tho satisfaction of the undersigned
JESSE SMITH, Admir-,
with the will annexed, Of VIM Pierson.
April 7, 1852.
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Marietta Book Store,
Book -Bindcry, .sa


AND BLANK BOOK KMANUFACToRY.
yHSHE Subscriber having recently established
IL in Marietta, Book Store and Bindery, re-
spectuy invites attention to his very select stock
Of School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books, Sta.
pie and Fancy Stationary. &C., sc.
Merchants suppl ,d on the ioueSt Cincinnati or
Eastern City Cash Prices. All orders from dis.
lance will meet with prompt attention.
Upon all Schoul Books ibe,al discount will
be made to School Committees. Teachers and
Glasses.
RAGS taken in exchange Tor Books or Station.
ary.
The Subscriber is the authorized agent for the
american Wig Rerteac. Eclectic Maga-
azine, New York Evangelist, and
Nem Highlander.
Subscription, also received for the Information.
al. Sarlin's and Graham's Magazines, and Cooley $
Lady's Book.
Iu immediate connection with the Store is th
Book -Bindery:
In which no pains or expense have been spared in
the selection of the Best Stock and Tools. includ.
ing one Of W. o. ilckok's best Pennsy yIvania Rul
ing Machines. by which paper of any size can be
ruled to any pattern required
Employing none but eXpei fenced " orkmen, who
thoroughly understand their business. we are pre-
pared to manufacture Blank Books for the of
County Officers Merchants aud others at short no.
tice. Edlliuns { Books in cloth or plain sheep,
pamphlets, etc stitched and covered Also mis-
ceianeous binding, in every variety OF style, OH
the most reasonable terms.
EDWIN FULLER.
Feb 1852 l7Front ST.. opposite the Bank.
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NJ. Burgbacher

Nj. Burgbacher
o. TILL continues in business at the old stand,
~ where he will be happy to SEQ his old friends
and customers. His stock Of
Ready-Made Clothing
will be sold at the lowest prices Call and exam
inc it before purchasing elsewhere.
Woodstield, April 7, 1852.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
The daily union., 1852-09-10
Mayors Proclamation.
Aug 24-eodsw

w UEREAs BY entitled "Au relating doen ap
proved 25th July, ls29, and the amending
approved 2h April 1885, IL provided that "whenev shall be
made satisfaction animal
the dog Kind" within this city shall be deemed considered
mad- shall the
requiring that all animals Of the nd shall be confined for
Of days he shall deem eXpcden proper
said proclamation exceeding days; and shall
OF the city conables, and lawful for person.
all dog going large contrary
= sc.
Now, made appear my satisfaction
aAnna dog kndn within this city,
hereby give notice all whom that tall animals Of
kind ts required confined fsr
thirty hereof the police
this corporation required enforce The law respect
may found going contrary this proea-
nation
Given my Mayors ONCE in the city Of Wash
inston, this I7th day OF August, le52.
JOHN w. mAURY,
Aug Is-d2tSlaw3v Mayor
The daily union., 1852-09-10

The RESULT OF THE FREsHET- There is trte but
true adage, that things never bad bat that
they might be worse" On Monday last when we wrole
concerning the heavy freshe in river, ap
prehenslons excited, and feared that the crops
would prove total losses 10 planters We have rea
to hope that matters will be quite so bad
although things very gloomy Yet hope m ~ beam
through our deepest gloom We have heard that gooi
deal OF may Jet be saved and although the loss OF
the planters is immense, the overwhelming crops in all
sections OF the country wl it is hoped bring the price OF
corn down the ensuing year.
This freshet has proved the most disastrous OF any
which we have had for twenty years. The plantations
along river have sustained great iniuy the washing
up OF the lands the failing of trees destruction OF fences
The ruin OF the crops, mournul spectacle 10 behold
These things against which human foresight can
provide, and we should regard them not with bitter feel
ings OF complaint but sent from him who doeth all
things WELL and in whose hands the destnies OF all
men Camden Is C) Journal.
The daily union., 1852-09-10
Later from MsIico.

RICHMOND. Sept s.-The New Orleans Pcayune, re-
ceived here by mail this morning, contains dates Mex.
leo the l4th.
The in Guadaaja increas
ing daily. The insurgents number I5O0 The gov.
ernment is organizing force OF six bataons of inian.
try and two regiments of cavalry, with 25 pieces arti
lery, march against the insurgents.
The port Of Tepec is about issuing second pronunca
mento similar to that of Mazatlan.
The Indians have killed 20 Mexican soldiers at Durango
and ounded 8.
Governor Lecher had appropriate reception at Ma.
zitlan.
The daily union., 1852-09-10

o. The Democratic Mass Meeting nt Annapolis
Reduction Of Fure.The Jackson Democratic Association,
last meeting, accepted invitation democracy Annapo
lis to be at it, meeting Saturday, rnoow)
passed resolutions inviting the
King associations Of Alexandria, Washington TO
cooperate with them in swelling the numbers OF
that that ancient and delightful city Independ
the ratdcauon which participation
the proceedings which will be had
tons connected with Annapolis well local Beauties which will
make the tipas fpessudrable
visited the city view from magnificent
hosse towering three hundred above
Chesapeake, alone would compensate tp. may
also the melancholy OF ueadng upon
graves In Old College Green in which deposited
the brave French who the the
with the Lafayette fighting
this - ALL You stand the identical
chamber where immortal Washington
the sword with which he had achieved his
The Naval School also Is place Of beautiful
Tna railroad companies, spirit Of have
agreed issue round for s2to be
Saturday morning Till Sunday evening. The ve
either saturday Sunday evening The Annapss
leave Saturday morning at 9, a.
J. d. HOOVER,
Aug gl0 President
The daily union., 1852-09-10
Conpenlion or he Free Demotracy.

PIrTsBuRG Sept. s-The free democratic convention Of
Auegany county met to-day. and nominated Neville B'
Craig Congress in the twenty first district and Wn M
Shinn ia the tweny-second district; Wan T. Stevenson
for the State senate and full assembly ticket series
Of resolutions were adopted approving the national and
State nominations; Of the homestead bill in ia
yor OF prob bitoy against the sale Of liquors in favor
of the establishment OF agricultural bureau by the gen
eraI government and inyinR John r. Hale visit Plus
burg and deliver address About SO delegates in
in attendance, and determination with energy
evinced. Mr. shinn will probably challenge Mr.. Howe
(whig) 10 canvass the district with him.
The daily union., 1852-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
Vermont Election.

BksEISoros, Sept The returns fom the State come
slowly, but far heard nom the house viii be large
ly whg Ia the the whig msorly sincrea ased, hav
ing gained TWO In Caledonia Thus far the wings have two
ia Bennngton three in Wndham, four in Windsor three
ia Rutland, Two In Addison, two In Chittenden, three in
Franklin, In Odeans, and probably Ia Grand Isle
Ii the opposition retain Orange, they will have but six
senators.
Meacham (hig) is elected Congress from the first dis
rct by about thousand majority. la the second dis
ct Tracy (wbig) elected by about the same majority
In the third district there is no choice.
The daily union., 1852-09-10
The Kaiirosd Route to the West.

Troush Cina ~ rail the entire distance, ereet Ten picE,
Uhieh Is done In coaches.
THE fast mail line leaves Calvert daily, II, m, and
rgusy with the fast line Penns rail-
road Harrisburg daylight and
Psburr hours of
ON BALTIMORE This line direct connesion with the
ohio and Ptsbug and Cleveland
and Cleveland Columbus, and Cincinnati railroads, and
passengers going through from baltimore Cincinnati in
forty -fiur hours runnibg time
The line place daily, sk, m. by
this reach Hodaysburg the day Of de-
pfnre, and lie until the next day. when h~y
their the mountain aud Psburg that
evening, IN tnrsr hours time Of departure om Balu
aud with all the comfort and advantage OF having enjoyed
natural and repose.
These lines the enjoyment OF liberal patronage
from travelling public equipments surpassed BY
those Of any other between the East aud West.
NOTICE.
Tickets for Psburg, Maon, Cleveland, and Cincinnati
"he procured only OF the agent
Railroad Company Calvert
more nrd the following rates.
CLEVELAND. 10 80
Massion 10 90
Pttsburg ......'..... %
Travellers will bear this original line
Cincnnat and accommodations cannot be exeeed.
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oTuoE BlLrrxoRR AND sUsauEHANNA R.ILnoap Co,
Baltimore, August 20, ls52.
Aug 24-d2sf
The daily union., 1852-09-10
Machine Crushing, Grinding, and Pu vcrizing.
Reeentu Paisnted ia This country and Ln E.rops.


Recently Patented ia this country and In Epops.
chimes In daily OPERATION Tor the inspection OF the pub
submitted reasonable proposed
bg parties Interested
These by simplicity of constructions their
b undoubied principles which effect
i've operation aud sult juty enled the confederation
all engaged IN grnd1e crushing and pulvezng
cupper lead all other
substances.
peculiar Of economy machines
they found capable crushing pulyerzng hbe
OF other eafthy proportion
the OF weight appied The earthly Is
completely ground and puv-rzd that the gpd be easily
aued subjected Of that be
deliver dr, may required
and hui. friction, (beng almost without piachineyD
qupk the principle which they
cudcs the possibility OF their being order hey
heat material while being puvenzed They app
cable tor III OF grinding aud pulyezoE, from
qud BY the druggist
California and Australia.
These machines from feet In diameter with
balls inches
chine weighing from a0 pounds 20 sold with
the right 10 use them at from 500 TO 5000 each.
They be worked by manual power
uOninE the weight the OF the balls desired amount Of
may be u-ed, from that Of horse upward
The popnetos Of this solicit examination, aud will
practical the superiority and these
nachie ott for crushing grinding Puverzng here
totore oGer,d 10 the public
Eighth street, Wilamzburgh Black and
FactoU of Mesrs Burr Waterman, CO., first south Of
Peck Slip Ferry, day, from TO o. aud from to g.
For further particulars apply TO
Aug 2-eodtw u Cif street, New York.
The daily union., 1852-09-10

The RICE CROP We Informed by the principal
rice merchants IN this city that the planters general,
have co smenced harvesting their rice The crop is uni
versaiy good The exceptions this general rule
are owing almost entirely to defect mistake IL
the culture. The weather thus far has not been pfop
ous for saving the crop; does it promise much bet
ter for the future. II, however the season should be
even ordinarily good and ;he present prices be main
tainel the planters will receive handsome reward for
their toll --Sipanndh Courier
The daily union., 1852-09-10
Eastern Telegraph Lines.

HALIFAX, IN. S.,) September The Nova Scotia ele.
graph line, heretofore owned by the government the
which the Hon Cunard is president. The line will be
in the best repair and will be worked by gentle
thoroughly acquainted with their business and alive
to the importance OF doing it promptly and correctly The
tolls between here and Calais Maine, have been reduced
fifteen the first words, and each
added word
The daily union., 1852-09-10


THE Alexandria O'Clock,
Passengers with y. sawyer's lines Of coaches
for Mddcbug Uppervie and Pars In Lousoun county, Mil
wood and winchester reaching Winchester by hsfpsst O'clock
or. Pare through, 81
BY passengers wauentsn Fauqur Springs,
Cupepa and Gordonsvile,
with Virginia Central railroad the last named
Charlottesville, conveyed by sswyer lines
reaching Springs early dinner hour Cupep@
with the train Of the Virginia Central road from
Richmond Charlottesville. Through fare Godonsvie S.
sawyer coaches the above lines and elegant their
and ereed by those Of other line in the
Mr. gyes his supervision
nerons and the public rely careful driving and good time
to all points
Both OF above railways laid with heavy ron are
every respect The
road the United Stne
guards and al Of the approved init OF trains
Through be obtained House,
vania avenue Mansion House. Aieran
dda Baggage 100 lbs per passenger.
trips Of the steamboats, between Washington and
regularly With the above
arrival in Alexandria will find omnousos convey
from he the railway station.
parties by either of the n
twenty persons day
The Orange road completed foeth mile
Fsuque county, and the Manassas sae Fauque county
50 mics from Alexandria,
r.. VI. MIDDLETON, sup. o. and Alex n. n.
M. NJ WELSH, Sup NJ @. r. r.
June ll-df
The daily union., 1852-09-10

EDWARD X. COLLINS u CO.,
No So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, q CO.,
Liverpool.
Il. G. ROBERTS CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. ii DRAPER Havre
ships will accountable for gold silver
buon specie ewey precious stones, metals unless bills OF
adDg therefor the value thereof therein expressed
Sept t5-dly
The daily union., 1852-09-10
sy ). Q. msGUIaE. Aaetlonssr.

GALE or wEI.I.-KEpr HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
- Wednesday morning, September 18th, al 10
O'CLOCK shall sell Al The resiaenee Mrs u fufy
yyania avenue ION streets, all her household
and kitchen furniture, consisting Of
Mahogany plush ~ "a and rocker
DO parlor chairs aud divans
Marble Top NJ eT tables
Pier glass, candeiabTas, Inaniei ornaments
dning breakfast and uther tables
Lounges, and woodseat chairs,
Painted window shades, curtains, clock
aud ingram caTpels, oil cloth, rods
Chiua dinner and Il ware, glass ware
Albala spoons, tahle cutlery, casors
sideboard androns, shovel and tones
Mahogany FIearh and tage be0seAds
dressing bureans waIdrobes
Feather beds, halr and shuck mattresses
Wristbands, toilet sets, looking glasses
Cooking, parlor, chamber stoves
Together a assOTtmsnt OF kitchen utensils.
s25 under, that credit Of two and
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Sep9-d Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1852-09-10
Neto York State Fair.

Urea, September 7.Utica is crowded with strangers
Our hotels flied and hospiiaLle citizens taxed
The utmost yet every train brings its hundreds add
the multitude The number OF entries in every
is large. OF cattle there very fine, bnt the best
show of live stock is ia horses and poultry The dairy
yet brought upon tie field. There is good display of
farming implements and of stoves, although many
articles entered yet the ground The fair prom
ses to be OF the very highest interest.
The daily union., 1852-09-10
Sales To-Day.
ny J. G. MeGuInE. An.,,on..

SUPERIoR NORTHERN BRED BAY TRoTrING HORSE
~ AND BUGGY AT AUCTON-on Friday morning, September
iih, at u O'Clock in front Of the auction rooms very
superior ong hore nine old, perfectly kind gene
and very fast "'
Also hne buggy, nearly In excellent
Sale positive, as the further for
Terms credit of ninety days, ors satisfactorily
bearing Interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Sep. a-A tnetioneer
The daily union., 1852-09-10
The YELLOW Fsuer at Charleston.

CHARLEsros, Sept S.-The yellow fever has again made
is appearance in this city. aud al fatal
ortcd IL has not, however, assumed epidemic orm
and therefore alarm among citizens. IL Is
virulent as II has been in other seasons and
Der of the have yielded 20 dca treatment.
The daily union., 1852-09-10
Rev. Mason Mobiles Seminary for Young LADIES'.

E duties OF this seminary will be resumed the LIST Monday
September, residence Of principal be-
9th and 7th
Monsieur T. Raout engaged professor of the French Ian
Madame e. NJ Ham drawing
ami painting, and assisting teacher Of French.
Mr. Nole will be assisted Ia the English by Mics Jane
Barr, who head Of female
Delaware, and h well accomplished cber
tiruuars obtained OF the principal.
Aug 7-TuSFlm
The daily union., 1852-09-10
Grsa, Fire at .Nsr,oie,, Connecticut.

NORWICH, (Conn } September "A great fire occurred
here This morning destroying property the value Of $780,,
600 insurance $50 900.
The fire commenced in the stables attached the Cin-
hotel Central wharf The stables hael and every
building the wharf, destroyed Among the suffer
ers are p. Fly Co., M. Huntington, William Langdon,
j. Fuller, and G.. Norton. .a.s4
The daily union., 1852-09-10
By eaEnN 4 sooTT, Aue,lonesrs.

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCrIoN,--on Tuesday, the
ln instant shall sell front the premises O'Clock,
I3 No. i66
inches H. between 18th and et containing
995 with which exce
10 good repair. The back a 20 feet alley.
Terms third balance In six nSelve
The purchaser for the deferred
bearing interest from day OF sale deed given and deed Of
taken. GREEN s. SCOTT,
SepS-d Aucioneers.
The daily union., 1852-09-10
The Fine in Louisiana-Ths Dueis.

CHARLESTON Sept The P,cayune that the late
Dire in Alexandria, La destroyed front squares includ
ing CneWs Banking House. Bewietts Hotel and a large
number OF stores The loss is very heavy, but definite
ly stated.
Warrants have been issued New Dreams for the
o. Baldwin, and others, engaged in a recent duel.
The daily union., 1852-09-10
BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,onesr.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
~ AVENUE-ln of The compliance
purchaser, will sell premises Saturday sep
ember H. O'Clock, No 81 ontig
~ feet inches on avenue the Of 7
running back 20eet There
brick dwelling the The
enough for erection dwelling
without disturbing the back building
Terms and made known at the sale and If complied
with within this OF right resell
risk and cost OF the purchaser Is reserved.
JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
Sep Sd Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1852-09-10

RahSDs Furniture Warehouse. Eighth street. west
~ sae 'hird door north
INC attention OF the public respectfully called 10 my large
eaan assortment OF cabinet
ssea from the most celebrated m,nusctoc and
nss Among The articles
sNsds with Bads
patented dressing
JAMES, elegantly carved French sofas
maas and dvan TO match together with general o.
pafior, drawing room, and chamber furniture.
aso continue the uphocng stand, one
hof,h o. ,he above, where all orders psowpy
tended 90, reasonable terms. -
hsevng Thai can make your advantage extend my
ssosHsn reasonable share Of patronage, confidently
recommend y 70 your favorable consideration
July if-2aw4w uat
The daily union., 1852-09-10
BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auo,,op.,

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH STREET 'FRONT.'
III ing Judiciary square, between and streetson Friday,
the 10Th instant shaft sell he premises O'Clock
beautiful building bot, being north Of lot No
$50 fronting ~ feet Fourth
NORTH immediately opposite the Judiciary square aa2s feet
inches.
The described property IL considered
hnndsomes, locations for private residence for sale
ngton.
Terms One third cash the balance IN sK
The purchaser bearing from day of
GREEN h SCOTT,
Sep Sd Auctioneers.