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Kayenna, March =, l894. GRIFEIE q ?
Notice.

s.' Notice. H9
nRS.s II. PRATT g. A. BASSET having
~ formed co-partnership for the practice Of their
profession, and be found Except when profess
sional busness) at the Office of DIR. Pratt F. W.
Seymours store or by enquiry at the Drug Store, Of
c. Hatch. Il n et.Guss = -s.s.,. .f..s4s as
Ravenna, February IA. 1854. a 45l-d
American Mutual Insurance Co.
OF AMSTERDAM, NEWsYORK--Th
" subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above company, prepared 10 take risks against dam
ages by FIRE. at low rates any other responsible
Company. III s@f8 LII Ea5
II p LOSSES ADJUSTED PRoMPTLY.-GI aa a
Ravenna, Dec /, 1852 sii e5s II. w. SMITH. Z
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Metallic Burial Cases.

THESE Cases are fast coming into gener-
l. al use. The advantage cfthese the COM
wood Coffin, are as follows; J. they air tight
., they are ndestruetable from natural causes; they
eectuay resist the pressure of the eartb A. they
proof against water and consequently vermin of all
they entirely prevent the escape ofoensye gasses dur
ing the transportation of the body from place 10
another; 1.-THE body be preserved for weeks and
change. - y.. trtE fta. i..,rt 4asrar ~. i...l Y
Also, We keep on hand shrouds at low price, this
prevents the necessity of turning the house of mourn
ing into sewing shop, and we think will be great
convenience TO all. .5l5- ttr ll,raS34st,,a.. Fl, "A,
We have also tho common wood Coffin. from the
ehilds to the grown person. 81 = EIFra
A full assortment Of the above Gases (sma and large
canbe found ut the Furniture Rooms, I'm the Phoenix
Block. .---------------.--
Rayenna, March IA, 1854. GRrFpIE IL BnsrwIcKs
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G.. II. Green q Co.
"HSS" ~ NsVs
MANUFACTURERS OF MELODEONS,
RAVENNA, OHIO.

, M E wish to
w call the atten-
tion of all W h o
like to purchase Il
good instrument,
without ayinga sec
nnl nrnfif 1n nnll
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ISAAC SWIFT,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, north side of Public
Square. Ravenna, Ohio.
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iSPRINGGOODS.
New Goods at Reduced Price.

WHITE GOODS-Jaconet and check
w Cambrics, India and Irish Linen, India Dimety,
book Muslin, Bishop Lawn, Linen Hdkfs., &C., AT
" -aa t1t}ftf'' '--a,filtyU rf SEYMoUR's.
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NXTRA Paint and Varnish Brushes; Hat,
IL Cloth and Shoe Brushes; graining, busting and
scrdbblng Brushes; white wash and sash Brushes;
first rate assortment just received by !. SWIFT.
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pUMPS-Cast Iron Cistern Pumps, a good
j, the best in usr also Chain for Pumps, will, the
Reel, Rollers and Tubing complete.
Jan 10 +. T, RICuARDsoS .
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M ILL SAWS--Just received at the New
III Hardware Store, few of those celebrated Cast
steel Muely Saws, of Warrall IL Co.'s manufacture.
Also, supply of the common Sash Saws from 81 to
feet of the best quality which offered ut prices that
annot fail to suit for ready pay.
ian 10 r- E. 7. RICHARDSON.
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ONE Ton of dry Zinc Paint, No. /; half
" ton ground zinc paint, in 25 cent kOg 50 lbs An
alto, good article, just reed, by |. SWIFT.
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FAD PIPE and Cistern Pumps of the
best quality end cheaper than have been heretofore
sold in this County, by K. T. RICHARDSON.
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. CO,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Crockery
Hardware. &C., west side of she Public Square, Ra
VIENNA. Ohio.
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CUKTTS HATCH,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, together with Flou
Salt,etc.. in SeymOur's Block. Ravcnna. Ohio.
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J. HAYES, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon, Office second door East of Is
ty's Exchange, Shalersville Ohio.
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A LARGE and general assortment of Nails
n and House trimmings of every variety, kept con.
tsanty on handat Jan. 10, RIUAARDsoN's.'
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BROAD CLOTHS, Cassimeres and Vest
ID ings, French Blk Broad cloth, black Cassimeres,
new style check Cassimeres Black Satins, Farmers
Satin figured silk and White Marsailles, at nrll .s
|, May 49, 70 .-.s, . s,ss ,t l.,.., SDYMoUR's.
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FARMERS can now find at the Hardware
i Store, Corn Shee's Hay and Straw Cutters, of
the most approved kinds cheap can be purchased at
the Factory, Hay Knives, Forks, ShOvels and Chains
of all kinds, Jan 10 L. 7. RIcAKpSoN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Prom the Ne,v Tort Tribune.
Words to Lady, regarding Hands

And so you don't fancy my great, bony fist,
With the impress Of labor, in sinew and wrist,
And prefer to press of delicate hue,
With the pink colored nails when you say show dye do
O. give 10 my heart hard, manly hand,
With the fingers well knit the joints at command
Too big and too heavy to case in glove,
But could fight for its country, its Col, and its love.
If not on the field when the battle is loud,
Der the crimson stained furrow the cannon has powed
kite and the vulture black birds Of the hght
Hover over the fallen. awaiting the night;
But in the great combat, the battle of life,
With its deep changing tumuIt and civilized strife,
Or tn. grand hills with their fresh waving grain,
And the songs Of the rising from the plain
Where the furrows deep that the po~man has made
And the engines Of war are the harrow and spade;
Where the farmer sits down in s:ii!u-ss Of even,
And his children sing to their Father in heaven
Where warm on the hilsi the brook rings its tune
And the violets grow in the sunshine Of June;
Where soldiers of labor have homes their lands,
And great stalwart chests and big bony hands.
Yes, ms.iam the hoy that you cradle to rest,
Whose sunny brown cur.s wander over your breast,
Whose lip drains the warmth of its fountain Of life,
Must fight in that battle, bea. part in ths, strife
And that maidsu whose eyes deep Of the
Shall unfold her rich beauty away from thy sight,
And the rosebud that springs for the mother alone
Shall give all is sweetness TO heart now unknown.
Be careful. such fancies Is this threw aside
And he glad if, in wearing the wreath Of bride,
The bridegroom she chooses beside her TO stand
Has A GREAT, OPEN HE.sr, AND A BIO, SoSr HAND.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Sandwich Islands.

The last advices from the Sandwich Is
lands are to the 10 of November. The
subject Of annexation to the United States
continues to be agitated. The mass Of
the people favorable to the policy. The
election for representatives to take place the
first Monday in January, begins to excite
attention. 1t is supposed that the new
Legislature will institute radical reforms in
Government. Free trade is strenuously ad-
vocated. The whaling feet has been "a
ther unsuccessful, and business at the Is
land is Oorrespondingly dull. About one
hundred aud twenty-five whalers had AZ
rived at the various Island ports. The
steamer s. d. Wheeler, designed to ply
among the Islands, had arrived from this
port, and caused great rejoicing.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
SusauehanDa Railroad.

We are gratifed to learn that the cor
tractors on this great improvement are
pressing forward the work with unusual en-
energy They have now about twenty five
hundred hands employed on the line, and
will doubtless have large portion Of it gra'
ded, ready for the rails, carly the ensuing
summer. When completed, it is conceded
by all that this will be one of the most
important and profitable thoroughfarcs in
the Union, connecting as it does with the
shortest possible route, the railroads Of
New York, leading to the great Lakes of
the North, with those of Pennsylvania and
Maryland, leading to Philadelphia and
Baltimore. The average grade, We are in
formed, between Bridgport Opposite Har-
risburg) and Sunbury, is under two feet
per mile, at no point does it exceed five feet
per mile, and thirty-fve miles Of the dis
tancc are dead level-the grade in every
instance inclining in one direction, and tina,
toward the sea-board. The local trade
alone on the line Of the road, intersecting
as it does Pennsylvania railroad and the
Dauphin and Susquehanna railroad, at
Dauphin the Lykens Valley rrilroad, at
Millersburg; the Treverton railroad, a.
Mahanoy; and the Shamokin railroad, at
Sunbury, would abundautly justify Its con-
struction; but, important as that trade Is,
it is comparatively insignificant when con-
trasted with the through trade and travel
which will unquestionably pass over ii, from
North to South, and rice persa between the
seaboard and the Lakes. For. the local as
well as the through trade referred to, the
Susquehanna railroad is withou. compe-
titor. No other line can be found, effect
ing the same connections, at all compare
BILE to it in either grades, curvature, or
dis:saos -R1sri'bGry Democratic Union.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20

FOUND! rejoicing found,
\ gu Of countless price,
In grace and glory crowned
By the Lord nl Paradise.
PRAYER. winged bv Fai,n. upwent
To Heavens high decree,
I" replace The gem. by folly spent.
Marked for eternity.
hround he gift was graved
Tn" rapture Of The soul.
In h"aiia- fountain laved,
b. the Spirits pure control,
Religions precious sway,
Contrl,ion sable clad.
Peace IN white array.
And Hope that maketh glad.
In grateful PRAYER, found
The g,n-life's wonirous sign,
With burning orbs set round,
Dispensing light divine;
4 messenger Of Heaven,
Christ'> seal upon his breast,
Accepted and forgiven,
By grace, free grace, impressed.
Then when The sea and land
Have fed away in fear.
My soul will hopeful stand,
\ glad award TO hear;
lis works by Justice weighed
Would perish in their dross.
Rut Mercv'S scale, bv Jesus stayed,
Holds Pardon bv the Cross.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Adger:ise.nan.-a Lost Day.
ny MRS. l.. II. sIGOCRSEr
LOST! LOHTlI.OST!

LOST! LOST LOST.
4 gem OF countless price,
Gus troLl the living rock,
And cravcd IN Paradise,
Set 'rnanl with three times eight
Large diamonds. clear and bright,
And each with >ixly smaller ones,
Al changeful a the light.
Lost, where the ihouehtIe>s throng
Ia Fashions mazeS wind,
Where rIiIelh FoIly'S song,
Leaving a sung behind;
Yet 10 ny hand twas given,
\ golden harp To buy,
Such as the wh,e robed choirS attunc
!" trathle>s minSlrelSv.
LOST lr,t,, Ior!.,
feel all search Is vain;
That -cm If couu'lrS> P,ice
Can nc'cf he NINE again.
| ultr D. reward,
Frr. III nv hsart-S'r,ncS sever.
] know thai heavcn-enlrus,ed gift
Is ref away Tor ever.
Aud when the sea and land
Like burning scroll have fed,
I'll see II m It's hand
WIZ judg"rh Galct and dead;
And w3"n. Of Scaln- aud loss
MoTrals can re'er repair,
In" dread inquiry meets my soul,
Wat sha.l answer therel
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
lgVlSDDAR HnRDMlEbs
JANUARY 20, 1854.
Fer
Fire Engine.

Newspapers from every part Of the coun,
try, have recently brought US accounts of
most disastrous fires, occasioning incalcula-
bic loss Of property aud of life. How soon
such a catastrophe may overtake our beau,i-
: ful town, no one knows. Some malignant
incendiary may avenge himself by the mid
night torch ,some drowsy soul may set FIRE to
his bed, Or some careless maid put her ashes
into wooden boz or children or youth drop
matches carelessly about, aud half Of our
town would be laid in ruins.
We have but one Engine, and that no,
Of the best kind. Our fire hooks and lad
ders are not sufficient, and what we have
have 10 ropes, and are not well housed. OF
all towns on the West Branch, we are least
prepared for fire.
What object, then, can so impcriously
claim the expenditure Of our borough tax
viii cur citizens awake to this serious con
cern in time? D., Mr.. Chronicle, stir up
the minds of our good folks on this subject,
and when your hand is in, give US your
views in relation to troter ipo,ks. | hear
that our town fathers are thinking of cut
ting down Second ST. Surely there are
plenty of other uses for our money, of far
more consequence. Even supposing it best
TO cut down the Street, which very few be-
ieye, we can far better afford to wait few
years, than do without another good FIRE
engine. CITIZEN.
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his successor, is man Of luck. An iro,
master in Chester, be slipped into Senat
from that Wing district then moved int
Perry and went to Senate again aud nov
turns up State Treasurer, by the Cassit'
influence.
SATURDAY, Jan. ii.
The publication of Daily Lcgislativ,
Record, is awarded to Lauman Il Co. O
the Democratic Union, for 5000
Mr.. Darsie presented TO the Senate ant
MIR. Ball to the House, bill to repeal tn,
charter OF the Franklin Canal Company
This is " Erie" again but what " Erie
intends to do ultimately, is unknown t.
outsiders
No public business transacted.
We have had two harmless insane men
upon the Hill since the session began
one Of whom waited upon the Governor
in person aud notified him that he mus'
soon give up his chair, as he was Cover
nor Of Pennsylvania, aud had been for a
year past. Gov. Bigler promised to con.
slider the matter-The other says he is
from Bradford county, "Hil.born bu,
Heaven-bound," and is bent on introduc-
ing the Maine Law and other Reforms in
the Legislature. He has drawn Up bill
furnishing any person who shall make,
sell, or use ''the poison" with fine of
$4,000, aud 10 years Imprisonment in
case Of death, hanging, as for any other
murder. Some wag told him that would
not do in Venango county. Sir" said
he, 81 shall 60 and revolutionize that
county, next week" He made quite a
methodical and yet amusing speech in
the Hall of the House one mig INT (M'Cabe,
the candy boy. in the chair in which he
argued the Maine Law elo4uently, and
then digressed to a criticism upon the
personal habits Of Legislators, declaring
that they were 4 different set of men here
from what they were at home, &c. He
also performed considerable business in
the chronological line. land then stumped
all hands by "passing around the hat" in
persona procedure which some thought
far too common and sharp for crazy
man. We expect to see him "turn up"
next in VenaDgo county. .-- .-
Political matters are not very brisk.
The opposition to Gov. Bigler is too much
scattered and inefficient to produce any
serious irlpediment to his denomination.
The Wings are more divided. The West
are enthusiastically for Gen. Larimer, Of
Pittsburg. He was "whole -souled"
friend Of Harrison, of johnson, and Scott;
but acted with the Free Sellers in "A and
AS, which many friends Of Clay and Of
Taylor can hardly overlook until be has
served longer in the ranks. Judge Pol
lock of Northumberland is very widely
regarded as the best and most suitable
candidate. Gen Cadwallader, Of Philad.,
is also urged-And Fuller of Luzerne, and
Curtin of Center, have their most devoted
friends.
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From Harrisburg.

I'tT''siohceEre OF the Lewishur- Chronicle
liARRIsBUkG, Jan. IL.
HEAVY WHEAT-Emauucl Guyer. Esq
formerly Printer OF the Harrisburg Com.
munwealth,' deposited lot of blue stem
wheat with David Mumma, Esq, on last
Saturday, Weighing 65 lbs. to the bushel.
1t was raised on Mr.. Guyer's farm in Brad.
ford county, and yielded SO bushels to the
acre. walkers corn aud Guyer's wheat
prove that "the North" is capable of as
good crops as ''the lower counties")
TIE CANAL BoARD.-At the organi-
zation of the Canal Boari, Hon Thos. II.
Forsyth, the newly elected Canal Com
missioner, appeared, was qualified, and took
his seat. Gen. Seth Clover was elected
President, and Thomas l.. Wilson, Secre-
tary of the Board for the ensuing year.
Clover was not selected for any presumed
gu affiliations, but by rotation as the one
longest in TIE Board.
NEW CAUCUs.-The members of the
House Of Representatives favorable to a
prohibitory Liquor Law, assembled in eau
Gus last evening in the East Committee
room of the Capitol. The meeting was
organized by appointing Thos. J. Bigham,
of Allegheny county, President, and b. X.
Miller of Philadelphia county, Secretary.
The result Of the vote on the question was
For the passage of a law submitting the
question to a vote of the people, Is; For
al unconditional law, II. Several NELL
bers known to be favorable to the law were
not present. Some are determined to
have Temperance Party, which others
deem not advisable.
THURSDAY, Jan. IL.
In Senate-the Spruce Greek and Sus-
quehanna Railroad supplements were
reported back.
Messrs. Price, Buckalew, Mellingcr, +.
W. Hamlin, 3. d. Hamlin, M'Farland,
and Jamison, were appointed committee
in the contested election case of Levi
Foulkrod.
The SKY was so heavily clouded to-day
as to require some gas-light to keep the
Senate properly Illuminated.
Mr.. Quiggle reported bill to regulate
the guage Of Railroads in Erie County.
In the House, large number Of petit
tions were presented and referred.
Chambers c. Mullin is re-appointed
Superintendent of Public Buildings and
Grounds. A good appointment in itself,
and peculiarly suitable inasmuch as Mr..
NJ has never fully recovered from lame
ness contracted in the Mexican war.
VIM. II. Miller, Esq, son Of the late
Jesse Miller, is appointed Prothonotary of
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania for
the Middle District, rice z. G. Sedgwick,
Esq, removed. F. e. Carson, Esq, and
"negro-catcher MAllister," were aspir-
ants for the same station.
FRIDAY. Jan. II.
Bill passed in Senate for the appoint
ment of State Librarian by the Governor,
for term Of three years, salary Of $500. 1
The State Treasurer's report sent in TO-
day presents Gas usuaD fair prospect.
A Democratic Legislative Caucus in
the evening, cn third ballot nominated for
Stae Treasurer, Hon. Joseph Bailey, of
Perry county. His chief opponents we're
Asa Dimook the well.tried Cashier of the
Treasury, J. CLANCY Jones Of Berks, Isaac
Hugus Of Somerset, &c. Gen. Bickel the
late Treasurer, it is agreed On al hands, Y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
The LeWiSbnrg Chronicle
,x rv,,,zxpSxr r,giLv JOURNAL,
Luu.l on Fi,day K7rnt"JS, at L"'cts1a1y
T,j,g c0unty, Pnnsyicania.

zEGgS-sl,5o Per year, for cash actually in advsncc;
$40 II p,ii vil three months 800 If PAID within a
wear $50 If pail bfIre tn. expires; cts for
-.nS- number Subscriptions Tor SIX months less 10
b. q.id in advance. Any cll patron procuring
more patrons shalt have the Chronicle Al 81 each for
hnscf and the patrons q. year ons cash in
tdv..ncc
A,vsEIisEpryTs hsnd~omely inserted AT so cents per
square week IS sch SUI quent insertion s.
y,ar Two slUarcs, & for ia mouths :. for year.
G.-rsrtilr alvarsemruts not eln-, fourth of
solaan, go wear. Half sIIsrs halt prize. Yearly
entertainments umi"r a.fa 30 cents per line-!s
is' to s,Tare NJ primer. l6 brewer, IL n"nrare
Di.c1utiuuanc's otionai win the Publisher. when all
da-s ~. raid aud iut,rest all accounts due.
Communications nic.tei les o: neral int rest
IA H. 5-uc u party sec,ifian contest. Al
let's gOs pant, accompanied by the name and
a. lr.., Of Ire r t receive attention. ~ Those
r. .iag ,c!u-iv-!y the I'd orial Druartmrnt Z" he
dir ct.i to e. iI'E0K ts4 EatDr-aEi those On
lu-'aHse matters 10 y. NolpEs. fhhttshcr.
Tie VAGNETI, TnLIi2hrn i locatei in thr of'.rc
uf tas CdnnH,ce. ani Irnts nI:e u Ohtin
News fr0in tie LIST IN advance oi the Mats
C,au.ct-! will The oLo. ample materials for
Z u.. Of C3 PRINTING, .hi-h witt te cutej with
ps-tness a,!s e-!a',h q ~ reasonable terms
some on MARKET Siusrr, north sii~, second story, ID
d5or above the Pot Uii"c.
O n wO2DFN Tropric,or
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BY MRS. ANNA SALTUS.

answer 10 yrs. s4,lEvIr. adg,rt Of a Lost Day -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20

"a. One liro tells hut short story
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
BERRY HILL FOX SALE.

COmmi8St0ncr n SHE OIL BlulDl e 80
NEAR THE VILLAGE OF ORANGE C.. II, I'd.
DURsUAET TO a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Orange
county, pronounced ut the oc:oocr tg!in, ieoi, ia ~
o..o Of Thrift against Thrift ami others, the uh"ers'gheu'
"a co,nn,issioneT will expose 10 sale. on the premises, On
the 5TH day of 1871 II ihr, II not 'he n"A.
fair day, to the highest bidder, at pubic aIGiE"; ~ M unrta
of and. near Orange Courthouse, On WHEN Hifh' Narih
Thrift now resides. il being the Fam" when was FurcHHseu
by her husband. William Thrift, IN lis Lifetime, ifoli 'H'
widow and heir. OF Reg nohs Cnapih"i' ucceIs'u' ""oee
r..iJrnrr IL yhs. Til. Tract contains. ACCORDING 10 eur
ycy, Six Hundred anh Ten !.crcs, Two Rod- nnd ! "'hty'
seven Poles, Of which uiIc.iuII.h u! nn acre MS pcch re-,
.crved for u bu.i'l place, u? he hriF' oi u" 'n"n "m'
sl.o The land now in possessiol ut the Railroad COMPANY
II lies adjoining the village Of Orange Courthouse, ana mas
upon il a large, handsome, and convenient brick Dwelling,
and other necessary buildings. 1t L. wt'hIn nav q t nnTn :,
he surpassed. The land itscli Ii oi good qnsNt!' hhn II
tu.lv iin.brrei und wStc:ed, and bn, upon IL n inc or,
cb.ri Of choice Fruits. Il IL III present ia u :o"u SUITE OF
cultivation. and is susceptible. OF the highest improvement,
and i, easily accessible and convenient 20 market. \ De.
not of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Is wl'nin .
hundred and fifty yards Of the land, and the Pink ltoai
N Fredercksburg passes Immediately by II. The owner
can thus make choice Of the Richrnond, Alexandra anu
Fredericksburg markets. The situation 10 perfectly "ea!thy
ard in A reiehborkood remarkable Tor is intelligence anu
responsibility. 1t il but seldom innt property connniHihs
no many and SO grea, advantages is brought into u'nrket.
TERMs.-The snle will be upon a eret.: o, one ,% "}
interest from the dy o; sale, except as 70 an AMOUR. u; ~ W.
fc!en; TO pay the costs md expcnses OF ellie, "lleh VIZ ns
required to be pnid IN cG:h,) the purchaser .iS!.S DSL I
to the land bein, retained 10 additional sncurNy. uH'ii inc
whole Of the purchase money Is paid. Possession gwen
'' : ~SAXDERsOS THRIFT. comnr.
will. on the sanlr day, IL administrator Of "ni. Ihriit,
deccasrd, eel! FIVE LIKELY NtGioE: nn!' Of TIE
sane time aud place. as hgsrt OF Nai!n iu,l,, VIII 81.
ali i-r Prr-onnl Property. coh-!s.iry ni hcrses' eGt;ie
Hogs, Sc: n large crop oil C3Eo, oa!s, &C. farming
utensils OF every d,.cripticu; a Crrrinsc: uud the House
TERMS OF the -rl- of Hcrro-e and Personal Property
'H"4e sANDERsoN THRIFT.
49,. II n,,,b.r IL -e,du