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The State of Texas,
July %, ls63--s-at

tOCNIl.
bMe SHERIFF Of said County-GRErriNo:
"HEREAS; w. N. Acock, of said county,
hath brought suit before mo, John Co.'s,
All acting Justice of the Peace In and for said coun.
~, against ono S.. :. II. Walker, for fifty dollars,
$40 co debt due by account, and hath made oath
that said Walker, the Defendant, has 20 sccrctcd
himself that the ordinary process of law cannot he
served on him;
You arc, therefore, hereby. commanded to cite
the said S. ). ii. Walker, by publication of this wri,
for three successive weeks In the Gonzales Inquirer,
To bc and appear before me at tho Court House, in
the town of Gonzales, on Saturday, tho 9th day OF
August, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, then and there
TO answer the complaint of the said w. ". Acock.
Herein fail not, and of this writ and your procce.
sdings thereon, make due return.
TfE- Given under my hand at Office, In the
}E. s town of Gonzales this 9th day Of July,
49, 1858.
JOHN GoSS, j.. p. G.. G..
Came to hand the l1th day of July, A. ID. 1853,
and i hereby order the publication Of the foregoing
writ for three successive weeks In tho Gonzales In
quircr, u paper published In the town of Gonzales
Gonzales county, Texas.
w. l., BARROW,
Ia Sheriff e.. G.
AGonzalcs, July l6-T-3w
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FOR SALE.
The State of Texas,
COUNTY or GONZALES.

co IN S'e o% q So INsxff',
THE State Of 7sras-7o tie Sheriff Of Gonzales
County, Greeting
"HEREAS, Saral, c. Huffman has filed her
petition with the Clerk of the District Court
OF said county, praying for a divorce from one Sea-
born Huffman, alleging that they were lawfully mar.
ried III the State OF Arkansas sometime In the year
1917, and continued to live together until the Ind
day of October, 1851, when he, the said Scaborn
Huffman, deserted the petitioner without any Just
caiisc and has continued to live separate 4 npart from
petitioner ever succ and further, That during the
time she lived with the said Huffman, she invariably
treated him with tho greatest respect and Kindness,
and acted the part of a kind and dutifnll wife. hut
that the said Huffman, unmindfnll of his duties as u
husband and disrcgarding the holy ties Of mntrimony,
cndenvoredt to starve petitioner by abscnting himself
from hc:s.c on divers occasions several days at a time,
md refusing and ncgiecting to furnish, her with
the common nccessarics of life. Aid on tho 9th
day OF August lSi9 and divers other days, by cruel.
y threatening, cursing, abusing and beating her, put
her In great fear of her life and rendered her living
with him insupportablc, and that his said cruel treat
lncnt and dcscrtion of her was wilfull and intention.
al; And whereas affidavit has been made by h. Il.
Walker, Atty, for petitioner that the residence of
the said Scoborn Huffman Is unknown.
These are therefore to minan youto cite the said
Scaborn Huffman, by causing this writ to be publish
cuhh INC OhEucs inquirer Tor eight successive weeks
previous TO the return day hereof, that he he and
appear before the HONORABLE the District Court
of said State, to DO holden in and for said county
at the Courthouse thereof in tho Town of Gonzales
on the seventh Monday alcr tho first Monday of
September A. ID. 1853, then and there to answer
tho said suit.
Herein fan not, but of this process with your
proceedings thereon make due return to said Court.
Witness ID. Willis, Clerk of said Cour,
l.. and the seal thereof annexed at Office in
49, Gonzales, this 9th day of June A.. d. 1855
d. WILLIS, Ck., u. C.. G. G.
Pr. lie. WILLIS, Deputy;
Come to hand the 10th day of June, 4. u. 1853,
and l hereby order the foregoing writ, to be pub
ished in the Gonzales Inquirer a paper published
in tho town of Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas
for eight successive weeks before the return ia,
hereof, this tho day and year above written.
w. l.. BARROW, Shift G.. C..
Gonzales, Juno IL, lsb3-2-sw
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.MARRIEn

On Tuesday, the 10th inst, OH the Sandies,
In DO Witt county, by the Rev. Mr.. Seat, Mr..
S. Is. CoNLgy to Miss SARAH ANN TgNSILLn.
On the same day and at the same place, Mr..
GEo. Q. TENSnLE to Miss ANN SAMPLE.
With tho above joyous announcements wc
received n most delicious morscl of cake. We
tender our hcarticst congratulations to the
happy parties, wishing them nil the bliss NOR
tails may enjoy in their pilgrimage OH earth.
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Estray Notice.

NSTRAfED 10y George Malcy, living about IL
IL miles southeast of the town Of Gonzales. be-
fore Thos. j. iii grim, Justice of the Peace, on the
3oth day of May, 1883, one sorrcl mare with white
name and tail, both hind feet white. about 10 years
old, medium size, spanish brand on one thigh, ap.
praised at sI5 90.
Also, a yellow dun marc with white face, RICH,
fore foot and right hind foot white, about seven
years old, medium size, branded on the lcn thigl,
yellow mares colt Is a dun, the other a bay. An.
praised by Benjamin Barber and John A.. Barber.
July 10 i. CIlENAULT, Crk C. c. q. C.
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SALE OFLAND.

order of the Hon. Chief Justice of the
- County of Gonzales, | will sell at the Court
house door in the County Of Gonzales, ON the first
Tuesday in August next, four hundred acres of land.
or "a part thereof, situated in Lavaca County, and
out of the headlight League of A. Kent, near the
centre, and belonging to the estate of Sarah 4. Dill
lard. Sale on n credit of twelve months, with up.
proved security, and n mor,gagc-licn retained for
the purchase money, and at public auction within
the legal hours.
s. b. Comfy,
Guardian of Estate OFFS. l. billiard.
Gonzales July ., ls53-6-3w
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NOTICE.

WHOSE indebted To the undersigned will have
IL an OPPORTUNITY % settleing their notes and ac-
counts, b, calling at the office of Mcssrs. Jones 4
Harper, Gonzales, and will confer favor 10y 80
doing.
EDWARD MALLoClI.
July Q, lS53-G-tf
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BENJAMIN B. Peck,

As constantly ON hand a large and well sclec.
IL. ted stock OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
GROCERLhS. HARDWARE, WOOD, TN
AND QUEENS WdRE, SlDDLERY
AND RE.iDY MADE
CLOIULNG.
Uis assortment of Dry Goods embraces all Grti.
Giles neccSsar. to supply the demand, consisting in
part Of
French, English and American P~rints-aiest styles
and most fancy patterns,
Lawns. Muslins, Ginghams; Plain, Dotted and En.
broidcrod Swiss; Irish Linen; Linen, Cotton
and English Iaces; Linen aud Cotton Ia.
bic Cloths Fancy silk parasols Fans
In great variety Blcachcd aud
Brown Shooting and Shirt.
ing; Dcnims; Cottonade;
Linen and Cotton
Drills;
Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting;
Plain and Striped I.owclls;
Bed Ticking; Hickory Stripes, Apron Checks;
lmbrcllas, buttons, Pins, Tapes. Needles, genuine
Goats sewing Cotton, and every article belonging to
the Dry Goods Line.
CLO7WING.
Cot,onadc, Linen, Drap, D'Eta aud Casscmcrc
Pants; Fine Black Cloth, Dnp, D'Eta, Alpaca, Lin.
en- and Cotton Coats, of every quality and style (;
fine Linen Bosom, fancy Calico, Hickory, Check and
Stripe Shirts; Drawers, Suspcndcrs, Cotton F1ancl
uIu Dix Nhuci shirts ana DraNets.
HATS. BOO7S a. SHOES.
~Lcghorn, Panama, Campcachy, Ko~suih and
Black silk dress Hats, Plush Caps, &c.; also, u large
lot of Boots and shoes OF all qualities.
SiDDLERr, De.
a superior lot of Saddlery just arrived from New
York, embracing Ladies' and Gents Saddles, Bri-
dies, Bride Filings, Martingalcs, Rcins, Slirrups,
Bits, Ciscinglcs, Haltcrs, Siirrup feathers aud Bug
gy, Stage, Wagon, riding and Planters Whips also,
a large lot of names, collars, &c.
HARDWARE, DE.
a splendid assortment Of Hardware md CUTLERY,
late from the best Manufactures, composing all ar.
ticlcs neediul in that line.
hooks.
A late arrival Of Books, school and miscellaneous.
also, staple and fancy Stationery.
Don't forget that old, well known. one price es.
Establishment of PECKfS. No trouble to show goods
please give us u call.
Gonzales, june /, lS58-ly
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Ar~i,r,>ffEIn>...
hiiEN -.

AiiEN Hun II!
A IL those citizens of Gonzales county that have
N not paid their Taxes for 1859, are requested
Ia call upon John Law at the Post Office In Con
zalcs. before the twentieth OF the present month
and pay this 'ss, .heYa'y saving themselves costs
and the Assessor aud Collector the modification Of
advertising and eventually selling their property,
as further indulgence canno, DC given.
ELI Mitchell,
Assessor and Collector.
Gonzales, I=iy 9, l~s53-5-St
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D E~SPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
- public generally, that In addition to their
stock already ON hand, they are now receiving dirce,
from New York, a
NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
consisting in part OF
Osnphurgs,
Domestics, Tickings,
Co,tonaics, brown 4 b,cachei
iircts, ca>Simercs. Fianncls, Prints,
Printed, White 4 Embroidered Muslins 4
Lawns, Black and Fancy siSs, tissues and Re.
reyes, Oinghuns, cotton aud linen Driilings, Hosiery
Gloves, Wells, wrought Collars and Sleeves.
Rhdbr KLiR Ci0fYifNG,
af summer wear, OF every variety oil style and pat
tern.
MATS.
A iaTgc and varied assortment
BoOTS e SHogs
ladies Slk asd lasting t,sitsrs, .Isnn, Limbs
Glearacrs. Nil Shippers. Walking Shoes. Children
snd Misses shoes ss@u;ci, Gents Ciesi iastias 4
hid "ai'ess' rarars Slippers. Boots Of every ktna
HtaDmasg
Giarksai,h, bench ani Farming Tcls. Iseaghs.
Augoss. Traces. lag shs.R. A.cS Irpaisxcs. sn,l
a barge asseFtmoss Of NAlh icsks. lAsshcs. lin.
~. Ae
1ENHsik&
Rassets rsss. mrecrs s~tslser-. Lard tans.
Sfsiakbs-. AG
W00HA.fEF
rssSA. is~ssss=, Trays Rsaaae .inS Axe haasles
SthHERRg
IAssee ss-l tirass setiis< lst.Hc& Nss.srsA~S
tsistas Sstyaf~ ash I~s~sier~ wkt,ss ~ e,sts alsd
,EeatSf< casp<s sA,. SsiiLe ,sass, rAlxxa n4as,
HssNces rssgh cs1ts> aspi itsslsasls
g~khfffsksS
oesNsn~ raksssS. Cssass ua No a ix4l.aset
sw~saag I5sasssat fsla kssns. 44,~es Ms.t,esrn,
~ @sstei stsptN S-s~s(asss. hstss.A. S.ssA y1e
~Sst Es~i iAee tkl ~TaF~aaa& wkAse ss9 tases
t@st 'sss* fe,s,, @oaa xTess ssssas ~ eshxs a.
tstss ~, sa@sse.ss - yAsUacss ~ a ekAa pc 81,
ne saE ~ sseshsste asa ,ss&ss pssssS
TAB - en& essakhn4 ess ss~t ~ sets< ,ss>,e,
fs s1e~fNr StNsfe "a ~ ySstess the sssat ~.
ssfs IN sssetztsg ihss& esg4eassa IL sAe lsEes
sscasskss yeae s lssa4it
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HiRD WARE, DE.
A splendid assortment Of Hardware md CUTLERY.
late from the best MANUFACTURES, composing all ar.
ticlcs ncediul in that line.
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New Goods.

VIE subscribers take pleasure in inform
- ing the citizens OF Gonzales af.d vicinity
that 'hcl arc now receiving and opening ~
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CLO7YfIN.

HATS. BOO7S a. SROES.'
~Lcghorn, Panama, Campcacly, Kossuih and
Black Silk dress Hats, Plush Caps, Nc.; also, u large
lot OF Boots and Shoes OF all qualities.
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Estray Notice.

ItStTUy NUVICV,
NSrRAfEp by John A. Rarhcs, living atou,
IL II miles spati-cast of the town Of Gonralc<.
before Thomas j. Pilgrim. Justice Of the Peace, on
the aoth day cf May, isas, one Iva, horse. s wears
old. VI hi hind soo, white, a spot IN the len eve.
branded NTH a srauish brand on the lct thigh, Az.
prassi AZ cas- 90
Aise, cnc black spNnish nsa,e, I years old, With a
small spanish hssni on the len jsw, appraised "a,
Sis ~
As>A enc brown spanish mare muic, Ave years
ohI With \ spanish brand on the len Jaw ami an the
len shlsh, appraised al ESQ ,O ny ~iscnjan.in i,as,nr
AMI t'cetyv Nsics. r. ClikNArtT,
isly To tfk. q a. q
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-16

SHOT HERSELF "A woman of some
responsibility $50 far as appearance
goes--shot herself in the mouth in
Magazine street market one day this
week. It. was done with a patent
bottle Of Scheidam Schnapps, The,
contents lodged in the stomach 4 n. An, I,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-16

BaxWell mounted the steps otthe gall
lows slowly, and gave himself up to
the hands Of the executioner, to un.
dergo death blythe ropeH According
to the ancient custom OF Gibraltar, the
executioner commenced his last du-
ties, by crying in aloud voice, q Just
tice is doingl Justice is donel' He
then placed the black bonnet on the
head Of the condemned merchant, and
pulled it down in front SO as 70 cover
his eyes. He had Just done this,
when he was stopped in his proceed
ings by loud cry from The side Of
the scafFold': Ris IaOhO am gsriltyi--
IaIOnei" lat VIZ
This cry came from William Katt.
The magistrate in attendance Instant
| " called him forward, and demanded
an explanation. The young man
avowed that he had carried off Elezia
with her consent, to be his wife, and
that she was now residing not far off,
Lin concealment. Butto her he did not
communicate other measures which
he had taken, chiefly to revenge him
self for the scorn Of her father, He
had contrived to cut off portion Of
her hair while she slept. He had
clotted it withthe blood Of a lamb, and
he had also sprinkled in the same way
a part of Elezia's dress, which he had
purloined. These articles he had
| placed in the cave, and there, also had
he emitted personally those cries,
which had borne so heavily against
the merchant. The generous pardon
1 which the merchant had bestowed on
him at the scaffold, had awakened
/ 1.-THE young man said) instantaneous
remorse in his breast, and compelled
him to avow the truth. wy
| This confession was partly made at
the scafold, and partly afterwards.
AS soon as Katt had spoken out de-
cisively, the executioner had turned
% James Baxwell to take from him
the insignia of death, The merchant,
almost unobserved, had sunk down
into sitting posture. The black bon
net was drawn by the executioner
from off his eyes and head. 1t was
found that he was corpse No ex-
ertions had the slightest effect in awak-
ening in him the spark of life. The
physicians, saying all they could on
such subject, declared that he had
died from the effects Of strong imagin-
alton. 13E y al1Hs'.44 1tt''i1
William Katt was conducted to
prison amid the clamors of the popu-
lace, there to await judgment for his
misdeeds. haH
Elezia, the unhappy daughter Of an
unhappy father, retired to a convent
for life, Immediately on learning all
that had passed.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-16

@ Give US moral courage before
every thing else 1t is the only
bravery on which humanity may count
for any real blessing. Give us moral
courage first and last For while it
nerves a man for duty, it roots out Of
his heart hate and revenge, and all
bad passion, making him wise amid
danger, calm amid excitement, just
amid lawlessness, and pure amid cor
ruption. 1t isthe crOwning beauty Of
manhood. q bas y'ag ltf .s.3l-1 ',1 I.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-16

AN AFRICANS REBUKE OF DlsoR-
DERLY BoYs.-A gentleman passing
near the meeting house Of the cOlored
people of Whitestown, in the State Of
New York. heard what he describes
below 9iilaa .aaa@
CA long-lavored gentleman from
Africa was closing up a prayer, and
some white boys in a corner had the
manners to laugh, so that the praying
member heard them. He had a mo.
ment before said very earnestly: /" We
pray dat de Lord will bress all flesh
dat is human when the laugh occur
red, and commenting again just before
the amen, the pious negro said: "0hl
Lord, we is not in de habit of addin'
postscripts. to our prayers, but if de
'spression 'bress all dat it human
wouldn't take in desc white fellers dar,
den we pray dat you win bress some
wot amt human, also, besides !"
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os EE- He that makes anything hisr-
chiefest good, wherein virtue, reason
and humanity do not bear 3 part, can
never Do the Offices Of friendship, ,jji.sr !
tice Or orsliberality.sq a. risiqosoI'aq dliu - =
u sIbhd 1ssse aygHla hnsd ODD 70 :
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Learning makes life sweet.

.sTsge.flsH knsnYiaoaA s2aa 'lpH I
& sssats1{5 ,segas aish "a ~
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D ~" -..-|8 n aIH NIE7f 5dl Vt13H N .
EFT go a 8Go0M ~ ''sN
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TKEAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II hEAT EXCITEMENT.- IMMENSE
rftr SCCSxGESS!-M0RE THAN 500 PERSONS IN
To Tt Nh 6roF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
nv al, 6prnEMARKABLE CURES PERFORMED
.nr;n on 1rlI ERS SPANISH MIXTURE.-This great
nsed nv h rsse and purifyer of the blood Is now
daily 70 tbs Of grateful patients, who testify
a~ytase or Va remarkable cures performed by the
s fesTsI OF all medicines CARRIERS SPANISH
CrL- y eural gia, Rheumatism Serofula Erup-
EoHs III the okln, Liver Disease Feyers Tlcers Old
S9 AHectl9hs OF the Kidneys Diseases of the
Lnroat, enals Complaints, pains and aching of the
this great and inestimable remedy. y 1''"s
For all diseases of the blood, and az sr,;ng and
summer medicine, nothing has vet hea,, f,,nn5 ~,
compare with it. 1t cleanses the system Of ali n,,m
rites, acts gently and efficiently Oh the liver ana Ia
neys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone 70 tbs
the constitution eufee bed by disease or broken
down by excuses in youth, TO its pristine vRor and
strength.
For the ladies, it is incomparaby better than all
cosmetics ever used. few doses of Carter SPANS
Mixture will remove all sallowness of complexion
bring the roses mantng to the cheek give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in a re-
markable degree, beyond all the medicines ever
heard of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed on persons residing in our own city
by the of Carters Spanish Mixture, 10 the best
evidence that there is no humbug about it,. The
press hotel keepers gistrates physicians and pub
lie men, well known to the community, all add theii
testimony to the wonderful effects OF this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFYER.
Call and see few out of the hundreds of certif-
Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists,
No. l25 Main street, Richmond
Sold by all Druggists in this city aud elsewhere
bottles
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE l. CO.

GROCERIES Al A U CTIO Non
~ TUESDAY, the 4th of October commencing at
OF clock will sell our store general assert
nent OF GROCERIES, consisting il part Of
100 hhds New Orleans and Cuba Sugars ranging
from fair TO choice quality,
50 bbls Louisiana Molasses
40 boxes Adamsntine and Sperm Candles,
20 hhds. Bacon Sides,
so bbls. Whiskey,
Madeira, Port and Champagne Wines
Gunpowder and Pouchons Teas,
Imperial and Hyson do.
Mustard assorsed Candies,
1850 Cigars. very SUPERIOR
half pipes Hennessey Brandy-vintage 1850.
TERMs.-Cnder 500 cash over 500, four months
credit fer approved negotiable paper.
Sale without res gard weather.
SCI so DUNLOP, MONCURE L co. Aucts
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CoLoNE FREMoST's EXPEDITION. -Rumors Of
the ilnesi Of this gentleman, and of his return to
ST Louj, have been prevalent in Washington for
some dy'. They are, says the National Intelli-
gencel partly true He suffered al injury the day
after tavine the Missouri frontier, and returned to
s. Luis, three hundred miles, for medical adj
vice. Bu, he did not give up his expedition His
party we're directed TO proceed to the buffalo range
tJwsds the base Of the mountains, and wait for
hira Dispatches of Thursday, from ST Louis,
stat hat he is doing well, and would set out ia a
wee TO oyertake his men. Mrs Fremont took the
frs tain Of cars after the first despatch, and pro
cetded to St Louis TO join the Colonel there, and
to g Nth him to the frontier.
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BY JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Salesman
fr RFAITTFIu, RITUDING TOY

~ IN SYNDEY AT AUCTION-Will be sold
on FRIDAY, the 7th of October, precisely at ocPk
FORTY-SlX beautiful building LOTS in the town of
Sydney. These Lots are handsomely located and the
ground very rch On one of the above Lots, there is
d house, and in the yard well of fine wafer.
The crop of CORN-say SO or 100 barrels-together
with the FODDER, &c, will also be sold standing on
the ground Any person wishing to see plat of the
Lots. can do SO by calling at my Office.
Terms liberal, and made known the day of sale.
Sc 80 JOHN r. d. PAYNE Auctr
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NEW York, Sept 29-The Pacific Railroad Com.
pauy met here to-day representatives being present
from every section of the country. Fiity-seven III.
diriiuals subscribed SAB 600 O00 whe. the conven-
ton adjourned for two weeks
Gen. James Talnadge, Ex-senator and Ex-Min
ster to Russia died suddenly to-day at the Metro
pelitan Hotel, his return from visit 70 the
Cry-tal Palace
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES AZ T1vIon
III 1A1HES H. TAYLOR
W. VERY VALUABLE FARMS oN

i wyp s rEhi VALUABLE FARMS ON
WITH sToGas ~ rp PLANk ROAD. TOGETHER
g;5is rs..aey engaged in busnsss !; ne
attention, thus constant presence and undivided
cessary attention , ~ me from devoting the me-
MIA the ID day of October - N shall on
FAR on Whit ddses, offer at public auet,on ,h a.
mile beyond the terminaon ~ ' ~. about half
Road, about SIX miles from the cir, ssinam Plank
Tessrs r w G rssn, and adjoining the LANDS s ~
tsns 25 acres of land, q port;an ~ ne Farm con-
wooded, the remainder naturally w. n.ca Is well
and now N state OF most EuccessfuI pouuetive,
The improvements consist of an eresll. ation.-
nearly new, with seven rooms and the outIialng,
buildings stables barns &c, ali in perfect ord out
the whole premises under good enclosure ss sna
the meantime the ground will be prepared f y me
lbs bushels of wheat After which win be soId
Of land the above, lying at the Forks Of ~
Plank Road, and containing l45 acres with ~
dwellings barns, &C., being very beautifully sitnatas
and ght be made really valuable farm.
1t is deemed unnecessary here TO enumerats the
many advantages of this property and Its highly val
liable and desirable nature persons wishing to pur
chase will doubtless prefer to view the premises for
themselves and if it should be particularly desired
they may be treated for privately, before the day
SALE with the auctoner, at whose office plats of the
property may be seen.
And Immediately after the sale of the land will be
sold the whole Of the stock crops &c. consisting OF
tour fne mules fine cows, bull, . hogs, II sheep
nay, wheat straw 80 barrels of corn, 20o0 lbs shea
cats vegetables, &c, wagons, carts farming utensils
threshlng machine, wheat fan, 2carriages, &c. &c.
TEHMS-For the land, one-thrd cash; balance al
one and two years, with interest and be secured by
trust deed. For the personal property, all sums
under $50 cash; that amount and over, months
RICHARD RID B. PHILIPS.
Sc IL
After the above will be sold lo acres of LAND, adj.
joining the lands of Miles Duva and Others being a
portion OF the land formerly belonging to the estate
TERMs-,One-fourth cash; balance at one and two
&c % NJ IT Anctr