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Certificate of John F. lNrlisr, Of AtaIopas.
In July hast was induced to applythe Bridge
water mineral Paint to my Sugar- House, and in
every respect it has exceeded my tatioDs,
and the representations made by the Agents,
Messrs. G. C. Robert & Co. cheerfully add
my testimony to the numerous ones embraced
in the Agents circular, and recommend the
same 10 planters and others. as the best fire and
water protector | have ever known.. " here
have applied it. it has been exposed TO the sun
since last July, and has neither histered Bor
crucked; an a.e fsrnaod solid n4etelio surface,
which has proved entirely ilnpervious. ss
JoHN F. MILLER
New Iberia, Attakapas, March is, 1852.
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Cards, Wagons. Wheel-BarroWs. &c.

- The undersigned "a gent for Bus
by G Little, of Wheeling, Va1
60 viii receive, as soon as navigation
is practicable an assortment Of plantation Carts,
Wagons. Whes[Barows, and other articles Of
their manufacture. Orders are respectfully so
icited, and viii be promptly attended to-
JOHN BAREARB
Jssaassetss, Sep. 70, 1882.
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Beef and Butter,

By late arrival, a few packages of
- Fulton market Beef, Goshen Butter,
and lot of Buckwheat Flour, has been
received and for sale By M. WALKER.
Frsaklls, New. g. ls0e-4S@.
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PROFESSIONAL.

-~-------~---~-------
AL.TUCKER S. M GILL.
Trucker Il McGILL, Attorneys and
J. CounSellors at Lar, will practice their pro-
fession in the several Parishes of the Fourteenth
Judicial District.
T Office on Main street, next to the Post
Office, Franklin. ..s. 80.
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Cistern Iron.

TUsT RECEIVED, large assortment, con-
y ssting of all kinds of Cistern Iron: also
Small Hoop Iron, for sale by S. SMITH.
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Certificate of Capt. st. Clair 1Bomasson
of the steamer Magnoli1

Of the steamer Magnolia.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the
passenger steamer Magnolia" under my COM
mand, with the Bridgewater Paint, cheertully
recommend it for its impervious qualities, and
have no hesitation in pronouncng it superior, in
ny judgment to any mineral paint before the
public, and believe it to be certain protection
against the effects of sparks and cinders. has
also proved entirely waterproof on my decks
after three months use. ST. C. THoMAssoN.
New Orleans, Dec. 2, 1851
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A TTAKAPAS GROWN SAGE AND
IA HOPS and other herbs and Spices on
hand, fresh and at low prices. C. RABE.
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BridgeWater Paint Company.

I HAVE been appointed Agent for the county
Of Attakapas, for the sale Of the above Paint
1t can be had of in any Quantities, either dry
or in oil, at Pattersonvilie; of William ?. Allen,
Franklin or of John Devalcourt New iberia.
C.B G.. WHELDEN.
Pattersonville, Sept. 10, 1852.
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DENTISTRY.

ArtifciaL Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth TO full set, with spring on the
principle of atmospheric pressure.
All other work appertaining to the Teeth done
on the most approved principles, and with the
best materials.
Not being able TO boast of any nelC discoveries
he does not expect the patronage OF the most cre-
duous, but is willing to confne his practice to
those persons only who are aware that fine gold
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth.
70 Plantations visited when required
WILLIAM CESSNA.
Pattersonville, July 10, 1852. If
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Lime and Lnmher.

~ About 800 barrels Of fresh Lime, Of
RsS the firstquality in market, together with
- general supply of Cypress and other
Lumber, on hand and for sale in lots to suit pur-
ehasers, by VIM. P. ALLEN
Franklin, July 81, 1852 If
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The undersigned underwriters, having conf
dence in the Bridgewater Paint for the covering
Of single roofs and frame buildings, will at all
times give those fire risks preference where
the Bridgewater paint is used t-.'
L. MATTHEW'S. Ag't Sun Mutual ms Co.
THos. A. ADAMS, Pres Crescent Mutl q,
EDw. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual !"
A. BROTHER, Pres. Home Muti ms - 's'
JOHN PEMBERToN, Pres. Merchant q"
J. NJ. LAPREYRE, Pres, n. o. ms.
CHAs. BR1GGs. Ag't L pool 4 London I"
5a SAM'L F. ASHTON, Ag't Del. Mutual ''
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The attention Of the public is particularly d.
rected to the following Recommendations Of some
of our most prominent and extensive commercial
firms. The interest of the cotton and sugar fac
tor is so clearly identified with that of the
planter, that it would be superauous to more
than point to the annexed commendation:
We, the undersigned Cotton Factors and Com
mission Merchants, do cheerfully recommend
the Bridgewater Paint for the purposes set forth
in the Agents Circular; and believe we are
serving the interests Of Planters by calling their
attention to its peculiar enduring and protective
qualities. >aa1 {h
stjr WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & Co. "a
~. Payne d HARRISON. ..-..
WATT & DEsAULLEs.
-tsf GEO. NJ. PIseKARD &C Co. ,G-t
HILL, MCLEAN 81 Co. -.s.s-.
WARD & JONAS.
BUCHANAN, CARROLL & Co. ~
NJ. GREENWOOD & Co. raals!F
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Enaeru.rnsrs' Certificate.

New Iberia, Attakapas, March is, 1852.
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EUROPE.
Additional News by the America

BOSTON, Frdey Aprh H. I6oo
The IoHdon Times Of April I'd, contains a Geographic
dispatch dated Paris April st NJ, which states that the
American Government had consented to indemnify the
owners of French vessels which lad been seized in Cali
fornia 800.
The Times also contains the details of the India and China
news The dates from Hong Kong are to February H.
The American wialers fequcntmg that port for sup
plies. .
The American Commissioner Mr.. Marshall had visited
Canton but his expected interview with the authorities had
been postponed.
There was a rumor at Canton that the rebels had been
sgnally defeated:
The purchases of Green Teas for America had been large
nj an advance of from one 70 two taelS.
Frcghts to England were easier.
The frigate Susquehanna from Manila arrived ut Shang
hae January 3lst TO-
The COMMANDMENT chief of the English squadron Ftz-
clarence, is dangerously III.
Further advce from Berlin give the particulars of the
discovery of the conspiracy there Nearly all the ultra DE-
mocrac leaders are under arrest among them DR. faik
entha late President of the Democratic Union DR. Coll
man. several merchants and member OF the Assembly
All kinds weapons and revolutionary pamphlets were
found
The London Daily Nclrs of Saturday has also important
accounts from Sicily with details of the nsurectonary
movement there, which had been suppressed.
letter from Naples of March l., says that Southern
Italy is in far more alarming state than at any time
since the action Some of the most eminent lawyers ot
Naples were among the arrested OF whom there were hun
dreds.
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The FAMINE ~ MDTW,-.irrir7i e ~ Nqurius-
The following is extract from letter dated Madeira
Feb. 81 1883;
The Nautilus from Boston with the generous Offering
from Nantucket has arrived. As yet, my know
ledge has died from starvation though there thousands
whose pale and meager faces too plainly Indicate their
happy miserable condition Nearly all thu coopers nun
hoIng between five and six hundred with their families
have had no employment of subsistence for seye
raj months past and their pressing wants have been an
swered as far as possible but has been in the power
of three or four individuals 10 do much for the help of
Thousands Your is the first in the way of provs
ions and happy to say to you, that solicitations
Hamburger and England donations coming n and from
our happy country they and they will be such As TO
make the Madeira people almost worship the name Of an
American Flour will gladden. the hearts Of the destitute
ones.
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The flames were eringushed before the premises were
much damaged One of the occupants narrowly escaped
beiup seriously burned
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TLow decidedly frmer with improved demind snd close
sgdy at II on the and IS df5 for last three months
TtANe have firm market; holders
meme rates for al Srds obtaining them Of the wants
o. the trade the quot atom for d.Glaid
bN cult and unstable In quo,atiou Tn Pae
do improve they freely offered ri ard J5 for G. Coke
atG l. C. q arcoal tef peciiyey
IyRPEETNE 100 baues fine Roush have been sod while
ndne los would not command Z 6Ql29 British Spin
quiet At 81 American 59i p cwt
NHAIERoNE dull At 975 for Polar and slGo FOR Southern
AMERICAN STOCKsTheTe have been ued >es
cent Bonds Of 1863 at l0dIl Pennsylvania Inscribed sat
g. Bonds yS N Maryland 81 Sterling 9l001 IN Virgins
BoId 9Qith in NewYork Enc First Mortgage 03 sec1ni
Mortgage 100 Convertible 9o09 Other without business
ard without change IL the nominal prices
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po,d;pr his remarks the hour Of five approachet
A. r SBOR-i consderthc functions ~ the Chertermn-
,,Si n, The arrival Of the hour of . o clock.
Tie out Governor took the Char and declared the
enss fn Tie 2i.h Nav.
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VIM. Gardner IL Co.'s Circular.

LIFLKPUOL :
has improved dealers buy paringy
md the stock accuuates holders fine quality continue rm
mi6dng ordinary prices would be taken
PORK though active demand firmly held the stock being
moderate and the dely good.
lower Is per cwt but change TO milde weather
having takeD place the demand will improve.
there has been demand for LARD and the
sales reported at l20 tuns
inquiry good but the market is bare of stock.
moderate active without alteration in
change tho value of LssEED CAKE the deman1
limited
market during the week has been quiet with retail de-
about weeks and for FLOUR de-
q bb INDIAN CORN being taken rather freely
attracting attention. while OATS and have
To-day the business transacted limited with
WHEAT and FLOUR Othox articles firm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
Arrival of tic WASHINGTON.

TbcT s Mail Steamship Washington. +. VI. Fitch Com
ugudcr from Bremen March - via Southampton 3)th,
PM arrived late last night in 10 days hours She brings
100 passengers
Tue.dav April 10Th Il A. " lat 49, A. n Ion. 81. W
Sandy Hook distance ijs miles exchanged signal, with
and saluted L. : Mail Steamship Franklin bound East
going under steam and canvass
Wcare indebted to Purser Adams Of the Washington for
papers Sc the has been anticipated by the adj
vices per America
Owing TO the severity of the frost in Germany the Ne,er
was frozen ill., and the cargo of the Washington had to be
crvev,d by land carriage from Bremen the Docks at
Bremcrbaven in order that the ading of the cargo might
be- completed
The Washington brings over 100 passengers and
GREAT WAS the pressure for accommodation that many
refused both at Bremen. Southampton, and Eavre.
Her CARGO i very full and valuable comprising be
tween 800 and 400 tons of German Merchandise, and
siderable quantity of French Goods transhpped at South
ompton from special Steamer from Havre chartered for
the vance of the freight
AMONGST the passengers by the Washington the prn-
cpal members of Sands Equestrian Troupe, accompanied
by seven OF their fayorte horses and ayoung Giraffe.
On the outward voyage the passengers presented Capt
Fitch with gratifying testimonial
The following persons came passengers in the Wash
ngton
M sw.ips child and Mr. Fqneh lady child and
Ms Mab r Hoersbn. lady two children ana two ser Mr.
Mas Yea@ann Mr. Hagen MI Obs Nj PObau; Mr. LSndOn lady
ard
,tmsp BnchmaDn Buchanan Unger Hennchholen Miss Levy
MIR Shweeeman LADY Miss Simon, r Rsthe lady and three
d,p Mir DIose Lady, Mr. Buchel Mrs Schiller and daush
Ter Mir Neddemer aud LADY Msr Kruger Rosenbeum Haheer
Messrs Bare, Gmsbauin Bumbein Walter
H. Walter Bschmsn Stake HoerehneI Hensehke Muller oers
Mrs child Mess
OsterWad. kuhlmAn
sdy KoeYber LADY child Shh bruner kDenzer ocke
Miss NOiet Mess Ekgers
WISE Bohm Mr. Frsneon lady and chd Mr. ChreD
.5v child children, r. VI ~
Mes ebun GiraIdy Bigant Nda, Cert Mess Benoct MAn
three children. Mrs Mason
children TeuzA Johnson Quick kehs naekenbos Bar
Robins lady, children
Master Frekn and lady Mr. Warner lady snd child Mr.
Btsten three Children aud nurse M Nssndy lady
and child Me~rs MORN, Peuau Tunbu Hardy Griffin
and lady Miss Hansen, Mr.. Bowen and lady
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Brown, shipIey & Co.'s Circular.

PEI 4mc7oJ LIVERPOOL, Friday, AprI 7, I3lI
Our Co1ToN market the past week has been extremely
consequence Of the the reported by
the Cambria and Pacific The sales have reached go bales
tIs taking % $50 and exporters no bales advance Of ID =
T. classes American, 10
mfrk Il closing with a less tuoyant feeling
Today the sales reported 10 COO bales with 600 % the
Trace At the following quotations: 800
Mobiles. Gid Fair Upn
so. Midding 36d Mddlng
Ordinary good ordinary, ga ID Inferior q O5j p ID.
The stock Of COTTON this port 1900 bales OF Amer
5ACCo bales stock time last 9 O AMI Of American
1900
In Manchester the demand for Yarns descriptions goods
continues active with fness the part OF the sellers whilst
heavy coths dull and in limited request weeks prices
The Corn again lower FLOUR way s0id =
bb end INDIAN CORN cd = WHEAF duii quotations
Wesen Canal Flour u cas- 9; Philadelphia Bait AMI Ono
p = 6; Canada % AL; 2 p bb Yellow NDItN
CoRN a9o Whit and mixed % 6G3o quarter White WHEAT
6.G07. :; Redo Zd6i8 per - rs.
TURPZRTISE. RosN
at fer to . fneq
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Richnrd.on Brolhers q Coos CireuInr.

LIVERPOOL. MO.3
the and
have dull;
quantity of either shade money been
ceptd.
4,h Mo- lWe had but moderate mornings
market WHEAT IN very limited request decline T.
ell descriptions FLOUR freely
that took place mark fully IS Dbl from the rates
Of last Yellow INDIAN Corn being plentiful sold
former prices but white being in better supply declined T.
81 y AGO ID being top quotation.
We the value OF American Ceree this days market
follows White Genesee and Pennsylvania WHEAT I67 Red
Ohio sac y 20 lbs Philadelphia and Baltimore
q o. Ohio "a, Western Canal q 6d23 = Dbl
Imports foi the 9s5 WHEAT 49,
5} qrs INDIAN bbls FLOUR
rsane period 1874 qs WHEAT 2S6 ORE INDIAN CORN II PSI bb
FLOUR aud LII sacks.
PRoUsIoNs-POTk dull; Alburghes PM beautiful
ce & Dbl; other Kinds vry in value from II 6G82o ana
unstable Bacon small supply the pce will depend
cut and cure Beef quiet Doncks l7 to arrive ando
the SPOT. sle hefs (colOr bright reported
90 005 y Dominicks
brand sold from 81 1851 T. LaE15O sold from 81
down 81 cw day parcel could have been bought deal
hold back
CLovERsEED stand still; prices quite nominal say 5Oa52
fleet Of vessels have arrived during yesterday to-day
which not yet reported.
Sour congnng friends will please observe. that Corn
have struck for advance the upon all
Flour be
uude The of Portersge"
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Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular.

Per AmcricaI LIVERPOOL, Friday, April !. l353.
Our the 2h per and
repoyted our closing tamey thar
bales Friday and Saturday observed close
Monday there good att nauce OF the Trade but
American adces the not extensive,
they amounting 5000 bales On Tuesday the advces
they reported higher prices the Amec
markets, a prospect OF early fdAtg oil IN tho
CENTS the amounted 1000 ba'es d. p ID improve
ment Wednesday the demand was again extensive and
all classes of purchased freely; the sales footed
UP 1900 bales. Yesterday consequent upon th
per the reports previously hand market
quite operated and the sales summed
baes establishing advance of ID = ID the quo
the being marked th mid
ding quaes the lower grades however have attracted the a.
tention O their cheapness
amount TO which 90 $50 Spectators and H.
EXPORTERS $40 bales of American OF which % 40
Spectators and Exporters leaving 80 $50 bales Of all kinds
Trade.
import the time is p $50 bales of which 1882
American
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PRICES TO-DAY.

l3l6d. I'D 10 Sd.
To-Day fair Of business how
quotations. the sales
which Spectators and Exporters
for advised the of
ruling guide COTTON market and
falling by the adyces
strong decided
naturally be anticipated by Trans Atlantic friends. tbs
action however based considerable suppostion
that the about fall oil to lead to belief
exceeding 300 coo bales and of
speculative of yesterday based such conclusion
although believing that with falling of
2OCOO bales
by supplied might be induced 70 repenh their
shade deaer prices yet
much probability material advance upon present prices being
hshed existing being maintained should the
coming few not confirm the angune expectations now held
continued and important falling of the
with The favorable prospect of the planting season and the large
shall hand by the end the
will become anxious sellers especially IT, anti
cipae the American likely $780, 900
bales.
In Manchester large has been done full prices and
durs advanced which somewhat checks the
desire operate extensively .
ur dull nanimate throughout the week
limited the immediate wants OF consumer
rather lower prices for oil articles of the trade.
AsHEs-Sales 800 barrels Pots 2O and Pearls n = cwt
RARK-Retal sales OF Philadelphia at 9l9 q cwt
LARD sales 10 tuns at 81 = cwt o. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

FrRE.-About II o'clock last night, fire broke out
in the furnishing store Of Mrs Lambert and c. w Page
No Is2 Nasssu S. occasioned by defect in the gasppe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
CENSUS ORA PACKET SHlp-Captain Bird of the

packetship Universe, arrived Yesterday from Liverpool
sends us the following statistics of his passengers
Whole number SO of which 1913 are males 22 females.
OF the former there are farmers ailor carpenter
barber whecwright railway clerks. storekeepers,
carter woolcn manufacturers curriers' butchers.
golfers. ieweler weavers, machnist, engineers
mason builder blacksmith, painter and glider gar
dener bakers. miners 3mwrightS. Inner and the
remainder Of the adult males abOres O the females
p are ,smakerS-he remainder servants - natives
Of Germany of Holland 30 of England of Scotland -
Wales of the Isle Of Man, and i6l OF Ireland and
citizens Of the nted States-ali in good health
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MEETING OF THE W.rrRs.-Last evening there was

NETTING OF THE WATERs.-Last evening there was
n large and very enthusiastic meeting OF the Walters Of
hotels and saloons AT the Hall No Grtndst last
inc The large room was erowded-about 500 being pres
emit Mr. Adoph Schwnt occupied the Char. and Mr..
" s Hamilton was Secretary. Al the opening of the
meeting a Committee previously appointed reported a
Constitution and By Laws and some other business TheSe
contain GOOD provisions among others onewhch promotes
temperance among it, members by rendering society
requisite Of responsibility III the calling and condition
of membership.
The Chairman of the meeting the Secretary and others
addressed the meeting in very efficient ana clnid man
ner There was much cheering during the evening 1t
was announced that several OF the hotels had advanced me
rate of wages and others would advance 80 soon As me
movement takes effect The head waters OF most OF the
large hotels favor the formation OF this Society and the ad
vance OF the wages to So per month The names ana I'M
ton fees ~ many of the walters were handed III 20 te ON
GERS OF the S'"iey last evening.
The COMMITTEE stated that il was hoped that there
would be occasion for strike as they hoped that the
wages would be universally given without such resort
But if such step shall be decided upon by the Commit
tee it will be kept secret until the time and commun
Gated 10 the walters IN season. But II was remarked Oy
one Of their number, that they must not do anything 10
give Inconvenience to the puec for said he the puOc
are on our side and must do anything for their III
convenience.
one of the speakers said that oen happened that per
sons Of high standing the world reduced by msor
tunes to the necessity of following the calling of walters
MOBILES had been walters under his upcrntudcuce Another
speaker said that walters had great objection To the whist
ling of hotel clerks, n seemed mt naner IN winch Ia
call dogs only; and if persons who practice Wh>us %
walters knew how hurt their feelings. he certain they
would d,>i,t from that practice cOOred waiter from the
Irving House in behalf of the coorel walters of the City
said tia; they would act in con junction with the white
walters There was considerable speaking and good deal
of CHEERING and il wa, late hour when they adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

EXCELSIOR PIONEER AssocIATioS-A company of young
married men in the City Of New York have associated
themselves under the above title for the purpose Of FORM
ing colony the banks Of Lake Minneouka, in Mime
sofa nine miles from the Falls Of ST. Anthony and twelve
from ST Paus The climate of this locality is described
very healthy the soil fertile and the scenery exceedingly
beautiful Lake Minnetouka discovered about year
since and the lands have been vacated by the late Treaty
with the Sioux Indians
One hundred members required and il Is intended N
start in June the members of the Association designing 10
squat until the lands surveyed and then eaco ~ SO
for himself farm Of 100 acres and village Ios %
not less than acre The location chosen has SonSso
the Lake which is navigable for forty Miles Sae"'s
to the enterprise. Milwaukee tWis'l Free ps",' "P
u Large numbers Of California ne smsr'~' A''sS w.
crossing the river daily at Quincy AL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-03
By James VI. TAYLOR.

FXTENsIv AUCTION SALE OF
~ VALUABLE LOTS ON MECHANICSVILLE
TURNPIKE, ADJOINING BOWLING GREEN -
WIN be sold On Friday, the 9th May, commencing
at 81 o'clock NJ, upon the premises, about one
hundred Lots of Land, situated on the West side
OF Mechanicsville Turnpike, between Towards
Grove and the Toll Gate, and adjoining Bowling
Green. From its contiguity to the city, and its
very beautiful AID heathiu location, this property
is highly valuable for building purposes, business
stands, &c, and is also well adspted for market
gardens &c. The property will be divided to suit
the views of purchasers and plan thereof may
be seen at my Office in a few days.
TERNs.-One third cash, balance at 6 and u
months with interest
ap 20 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct
DDfFIONAL.-Beaatiful Farm on Me.
chanfcsville Turnpike.-Atter the sale of the
above, will be sold that very valuable and beautiful
Farm on Mechanlcsviile Turnpike, adjoining the
land of Mr.. Henry Smith, and occupied by Mr.
Chamberayne. There are about three acres of
land in the highest state of improvement, and un
der good enclosure. The improvements consist
OF frame dwelling, in good order, with the usual
outhouses.
TERMs.-Same as of above sale.
my JAS M TAYLOR, Auctr.