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Guardians Sale.

nN Saturday The l2th day of Msy. 1885. he.
" tween the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M, and
o'clock P. NJ, on the premises hereinafter des.
cribed. in Adams township, Monroe county, Ohio,
the undersigned, as the Guardian of Hiram Tay-
ior. Sarah Ann Taylor. William T5aylon. John
rayinr. Rachel faylor. and lsacc Taylor, will sell
at public auction the interest of the said Hiram
Sarah Ann. William. John. Rachel. aud Issac
Fayior. being the undivided six .eighths. subject
TO the lite estate Of Elizabeth Taylor. widow Of
William Taylor, deceased. in the following prem
ises situate in said county. to wit: The north
west quarter Of the south west quarter of ssction
S5. township 3. and range q, containing 80 acres
more or less: Also the south west quarter of the
north west quarter of the same section, township
and range.
TERMS OF SALE-One-ihi cash in hand, one.
third IN Elk months. and the resdue in twelve
months. with interest the deferred payments
from the day Of sale aud to be secured TO the sat
isfaction Of said guardian.
:. ELIZABETH TAYLOR,
VArHi IL, 1855 GuaTdiSn 20 aforesaid.
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Nav YoKx. April l5.--The Northern
light arrived al 4 P. NJ, bringing Si7o,,
700 In specie as freight. So
The revolution in Central America had
not besd suppressed. Gen. Munos heads
the tsvolu,ionary party, and he expects
shortly 10 be largely reinforced by Col.
Wslksr's smigfan,s from Caliiornia, $50
OF whom sailed from San Francisco abou,
the middle Of March. Col. w aiker, with
alargs number of followers. was secretly
preparsd 10 follow in two ships chartered
,loF the purpose. =
Ii 10 expected that Munps viii effect i'm.
.portant changes in Central American af.
fairs. espscially Nicaragua.
Thsrs is lille Improvement in financial
ssffaifs. 20 .a
The Miners are doing we'll; bat there
ilinle gold coming forward in conse-
,auetscs Of the scarcity Of coin. Z
The Kern River Mines have disappoint.
Cd the expectations formed Of them. The
miners are returning disgusted. 7.sl
Meigs, the forger, is reported TO be near
Talcahhana. Chill. - =
ssAn invoice Of cigars of great value,
supposed 10 be smugglsd, have been seiz'
cd at San francisco. 1
Business lsnguid. liltle change in pricesi
-considefable operations in -four. Prices
Asm; spsoyisions inactive.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach
IA. ment was issued on the 18th day Of April.
A. D. 1856, by J. Massie, Justice of the Peace
Of Seneca township, Monroe county. O.. against
the goods, stocks. interests In stocks rights. cred
its, moneys and effects of Isaac Hurkheimer, .
non resident of said County, for the sum Of six
teen dollars and fifty five cents debt, and will be
for hearing on the 10Th day of Nav. 1855. at
O'Clock. P. M. JOSEPH WEIR.
ApriI 25 1855
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Road Levy for 1855.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the County
IN Commissioners Of Montoe county, Ohio.
le.ied tax for road purposes OF ton cents on
each hundred dollars valuation of all taxable pro-
perty in each Of the several townships in said
county, which tax may he discharged by labor On
the roads. under the direction Of the supervisors
of the several districts, at the rate of dollar
per day. JNO. 3. HOLIDAY,
Mar 81. '55. Aud. NJ. C. o.
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5 sNsw NArloNAL EoLyDAY.-A commit.
tee sppointed by tho Pennsylvania il,stor.
ioal Society has submitted 70 that socieiy
sn abls report, Recommending the cele.
brssion Of the anniversary Of the adoption
offhs Constitution Of the United States
asa National Festival by the American
psopls. The report suggesisthe snnlyer-
.ssry sof lis formal ratification by The Con
svshtion. string in Phiiadeiphla. which ION
stook place September l7sh, l7a1s as .
sprouer TINA Tor lis celebration, as Wash
sis,sior,. who presided over the del'beras
tiens, reco mmendsd !, to the people in q
seommunics stion signed on that day In
: urging tisis addition to the national holy
adeys. ths report urges that onr national
lsstiveIs are e.llv two in number. and the
Sddiljon of third can be made without
s'impsiriag the value and efficiency Of the
I o3hssa. s.. 81 s S. ~ -
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Observation-Disclosures is hereby given
EH that the partnership before existing between
J. Williams s. Brothers. in Baresville, Ohio, was
OH the S,h day Of April, 1851. dssslved by mu-
tual consent. notice of which WINS neglected -
The business Of the firm has been, since the dis.
solution. carried on, and still will be, by Joseph
and Robert Williams. March 2S. 1855.
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yKTlLLtAM G MARTINS ESTATE.-
NV The subscriber was the 2eth day nf
November, 1858, appoiated BY the Probate Couis
of Monroe county, Ohio. - AdWiRistraarix Of the
estate ok Wilhasn G Marin. late Of said coaaty.
deceased, aud has given bond aud received letters
Iuf administration. .t 81.
80 cATHARlNE MARTIN. +
( afsrch 81, 1855.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atin my instance WRIT of
IA attachment was on the 10Th Of March, 1855,
issued by Thomas Neal. a Justice of the Peace
in and tor Perry township. Monroe county. Ohio,
against the goods, stocks, Interests in stocks.
rights, credits, moneys and effects OF james
Yost, a non resident Of said county, for the sun,
of $l3 ,09 debt and cost. aud vii, be for hearing
OIL the 9th day of May 1855. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
April 4, 1855. J. s. KINCADE.
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I n TTACHMENT-At my j, stance, an AT
IA tachment was rhis day issued by WlIsnr
Martin. jnstjce Of fhe peace of Ohio township.
al FreeRaa Watkins, =, ,non-resident Of said
county. Dated this ID day OF April. A. y. 1855,
April IS -pd ~ GEO. $. THISTLE.
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Coal Digger Wanted.

A good coal digger can Obtain employment for
N year, TO dig coal by the bushel, in good
bark and at good price, ty calling soon upon
The subscriber The bank is yet to open lis an
Is inch vein. and will pay l cents per bushel
for throwing out the Coal.
None hut good and experienced hand need
apply. Apply 10
WARREN HOLLlSTER.
Woodsheid, Ap,ii lS, '55 IT
c. ReIair Times copy to the amount Of 81 and
charge this Office
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Mexican News.

CnAaLxsroNs April 18th. The British
sssamef Clyde, arrived at Havana on the
:8sh in sixty days from Vera Cruz, by her
sths Courier has advices six days later
, thans those by way Of New Orleans
- Evsrything indicates the speedy fall Of
: Santa Anns Sc 81 s. ss Y =
sMoreno,s disa affection and subsequent
! espsurs and execution. is all table TO
sohlrap Alvarez. : ~ as
Col. Rives vas recently discomfiited at
scajor and his whole, regiment dispersed
sbyshe resolutionists. -.
ssAocounts from the South are favorable
tosfhe reyolutlonists
Alvarez is suprsme in command in
Gusrera. t's'ss
III Il the uniyersal opinion that Santa
Anna will be obliged 10 Ace. !, is also
ssilsnl that ,hs allied powers will be, slim
uiAtsd By Internal cotnmo,ions to bring
Mexico on the other side and identity her
with Cuhs.
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!. Outline Maps /!

RUDHE sukscsiber has set sf PelIons Outline
~ Maps, fiat sd,tiea,) with Key. and copy
e Baldwin, Proaouaciag Gs.ettset, for sale
CHEAP. GILES BROOKS.
Aoti6ck. April. 1855 E-pd
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From Havana

Nsw York, April l6.-The Cahawba
hsS<syfivsd from Havana with dates to
the iii; Havsna quiet. The city is sill
sa1kisenea s. volunteers. The regular
1osps -ass nearly al stationed along the
Pack, Who was recently arrested al
Puerto Principe, has been released from
prisen, On the security Of his friends that
: 10 would hol leave Havana until the case
gailo tislle was also 5eleeeSd and al
lowsd 10 femsin At hisfesidence, ,untf the
sxIfaR al the pack-. for Csdiz The
] Princeton is ., Havana; sk well.
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF WM. ". BU Xxx.
i HEAD. Notice is hereby given. that on the
2lst day of April. 1855. the subscriber Was ap-
pointed aud confirmed by the Probstes Court OF
Monroe county, Ohio, ss executor Of William w.
Burkhrad, deceased. and has given bond aud rex
ceised letters testamentsry az anch, atS
THOMAS GRIFFITH.
April 25, 1855. -
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THE members Of the Monroe M .tual Fire
i Insurance Company Al. hereby notified that
the annual election for Directors of said Com,
pany, will he held at their office, in Wuodsheld,
on Saturday. May 18th, 1855
JOHN B NOLL,
April 1S, 1855. SecretaIy.
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LITTEN, HORNE & co.

Machine Builders d Rep0iTerS.
SUNFlSH. OHIO.
WILL have constantly on hands MACHINES
W of all kinds; also CLEANERS Of the hest
and latest improvements. sass <AT
From past experience we fatfer ourselves that
we can equal any manufactured in the State. 81,
Persons wishing to purchase Machines will
please give us u call and examine for themselves
All work warranted TO peform right or no sale
M z All old Castings aud Iron TAX in ex.
IN I'D. change for work tor which the highest
price will be given. LITTEN, HoRNE& Co..
Sunfish. April 4. 1855.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY,
PROBATE Court.
Petition TO Erecute Contract.
Frederick 5Koebier, Administrator OF Frederick
Huber, deceased,
.fs ainst 4
Peter Metz, and Barbary Metz, his wife, Wilhel-
aes mena Huber. and Jacob Huber.
THE defenJants will take notice that the plain
J. tiff, has filed his petition in the Probate Court
Of the county aforesaid, asking to be authorized
to complete q contract entered into by Frederick
Huber. now deceased. hate of the county afore-
said. with Jacob Huber. for the sale Of the fol.
wing described real estate situate liz the county
of Monroe, and State aforesaid, 10 wit: Ten aca es
part Of the south lest quarter. of the south west
quarter of section nineteen. township i've. and
range five. Also another tract in the ssne quar-.
ieI, section aud range, containing fifteen acres;
also FIVE acres out OF the north east quarter OF
section siwenty-four. township four. and range
6ve. All OF IN, aforesaid tracts. supposed TO
contain about thirty five acres. Said peitinn will
be heard OH the 20th day OF April. $780,.
WILLIAM p. RICHARDSON,
April 4. 1855. Attorney tor Petitin"er.
EORGE LOBENSTEiN's ESTATE
VT The subscriber was OH the l7th day oi
March, 1855. appointed by the Probate Court OF
Monroe county Ohio, as Adminiatrator OF the es;
tate af George Lobenstein. late OF said county
deceased, and has given bond and received letters
Of ADMINISTRATION.
March q. 1855. -.
III AVID JOHNS ESTATE.-Thea suhseri.
befs were, on the 9th day of June. 1854
by The Probate court OF Monroe county, Ohio
anpointed Administrators. de boais non. Of the
Estate of David Johns, late of said county, de.
cea.etl, aud have gwen tond received letter,
as such ISthC FL w AUS.
March =, 1853 MAHALA EDWARDS.
~REDERICK HUBER's ESTArE.-Th.
subscriber was, On the a2nd day of August
1854. by the Probate court OF Monroe county
Ohio. appointeds Administrators, de honss nan. O
the Estate OF Frederick Huber. late Of said coun
". DECEASED, aud has given bond and receiyet
letters as ssIehs FREDERICK KoEHLER.
March =, 1865.
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April Is. 1856. 81 50. Sheriff, Nj C. o.

SsHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ of
- Venditioni Exponss, to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio. will offer Tor sale at public out,ry at the
residence Of Daniel Cla,k. in said county, on 4s
Saturday, the 18th day Of Afay, 1855.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN. and O'Clock
p IN, of said day the following described personal
property. to wIc One bay horse. supposed to be
hve years old. Que sorrel horse supposed to be
ten years old. one black mare supposed to be six
years old, bay mare colt supposed to be two
years old, one black age lucknow d, TWO spot
ted mich cows. twenty four head of sheep, and
nineteen head Ut hogs
Taken in execution and levied on as>the goods
and chattes OF Daniel aud Sarsfield CLARK, at the
suit of Miller Pennington.
WILLIAM READ,
Z AnriI as. 1856 81 SO Sheriff. NJ. C. O.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY.
tSe 9 CoURT OF EoMMoN Pleas:

STATE OF OHtos MONROE COUNTY.
ssse @CoURT OF COMMON Pleas:
.r.ssssss,, sss.s;; s..v Petition for Divorce.
HyHE defendant will take notice. that The
j. plaintiff has filed her petition in said Court
tor Diynrce. on the ground qf wiiful ahsenfe for
more than three years. aud gross neglect Of duty
Saii petition will be. for bearing Al the Iulle
Term Of said Court 81
ARCHBoLD 4 RICHARDSON.
April lS, l556.-6w pd Au'ys. for Petitioner.
FHyo THE CREDITORS of HENRYJOHN
: j. SON, DEeE ASE D.-On the 9Th dAy,os
April, A. D.. 1886, the Probate Court af Monroe
county Ohio. declared the estate of Henry Jobn-
son, deceased. to be probably isolv"nt Creditors
are therefore required to present their claims
agai'ist the estate the undersgnedfnr allowance
within. six months from the time above mentioped
or they will not be entitled to payment.
esss HORACE HOLLAND, Admir-
APi II, 1865, Of Hsnry Johnson, decd.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Edward Archbold and Daniel Ii. Wire,


Edward Archbold and Daniel ii. Wire,
20. against
George L. sColvig, Lav;nia -Coivig, Moses Ward
and Mortimer Pollock.
UVH F. said George J. Colvig, nonresident
Of this state, is hereby notified. that on the
18Th day Of January last, the said plaintiffs filed
the Office OF the clerk of said court, their petit
ton in civil action, setting outi substance that
on the 2Sih day of November, 1853, the said
George l. Coivig was, indebted To said plaintiffs
in the sum of $4,000, by proinissory note, due
in one month from that date. aud to secure the
same mort aged to plaintiff. small tIact of land
ia said county, in fractional section twenty,
township three and range three. more particularly
described in said mortgage containing about one
ac,e aud seven-eighths. with the dwelling heuse,
Stables aud improyementss thereon. being the
same which said George Coivig had lately re-
sided. aud being the same which said George L.
Colvig AID I,avinia his wife had mortgaged to
Martinez Poliock.
The object and prayer Of the petition is, to
have the lnor,Raged premises sold. hy decree of
court, and thai plaintiffs debt may he satisfied
out Ut the proceeds. utter paying the Pollock
,nol igage Sad defendant is required to- answer
Oh or before sile twelfth day OF June next. or the
petition will be taken As true, and the matter
/ Il ersof decreed accordingly @s5s5g FE=s tsa
y , sARCHBOLD B. WIRE,
sTeste. s.ssi,ls ssE .sesls..l.ss In person.
ts4 isJAMEs MIrcH ELI, Clerk Of said Court.
i Anril % 1885. -6w
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Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
IN herefofots existing between CHANEY q
SHOTWELL, in Antioch, Montoe county. Ohio.
was or the l1,h day of March, 1855. dissolved BY
mutual consent. All those indebted to said tirm
will piease callan settle their accounts by note
or others wise. her
THE BUSINESS will be continued by Al. &
T. Shotweii in the same place. Thankful foE pas.
fsvnrs the present firm esrnestly solicit consin-
uahce OF the same patronage. =
March 81. 1885. s,9azszstxs1
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! uAC0B WISE !. EsTaTE.- ~ 1essIv11-e
q has been appointed BY tSe ttSsemsS 60 W
.MeHsss Ccsnsy Ohio. % Ainisitsstsse - 5SeeN.
Wise, deceased. and has eises kcAd md Sers>ee1
Ieftets of Adminisira a,iyn q snrh s &
Feb. "a 1850 tuRS DkAk9M
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ of
- Venlitoni Exponas issued from the court of
Common Pleas within aud for the county ofMon.
roe and State Of Ohio, aud to me directed, l. will
offer for sale at public auction at the door of the
court house in the town OF Woodsheld, in said
county, on
+ Thursday. the 24th day IF May, 1855.
D m. ON said day, the following described tract
of land, situate IN said county, to wit:
The south west quarter Of section thirty.si
township two. OF range three, Containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less, apprais.
ed at five thousand dollars.
Taken in execution aud levied on as the prop.
erty OF Daniel Clark, at the suit Of Miller Pen.
nington.
WILLIAM READ.
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.cLAssICAL-xMsTI1uINt Nte
For Young Ladies aud GfstsHsl,
BARNssviLLe, REnMoNrs COZ, bhio:

THE FOURTH SESSION. Of ttis iss(tisltdlt
l. will commence gu MONDAY. Am .4bas
1855. aud continue "a weeks >. s..s, 8 8, "a
Young Geptle,nen wi.hius 10 itafa Citil f6elz
neeiiug aud Snrv eyins, will have . iavdskS1o ets
portuniiy during ths Spring sn.I Sstsl6es -;
sions rs the proprieiors hayr pipcntSA "a II ~
.trnment. nece.ssry for 6sld p,icties.
Spe. iaI attention, viii he given TO tfs0se 1i<SSsf
to qualify themselves asTtsch-TGa
Tnition fees are moderate. and etssi e6ie Wio
be taken to .ifonl pupiIs the intGat of 1kQa1uhe =
thorough Classical and AistlrtassieSf edpcniie6.
For further particuIafs iuqniff .of
ss's4 JOHN I 1sfttsMpS(JN.s
SAMUEL UAtENfOn9.
Barnesvilie. Feb. 76, 1855.
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MI ARTH AeCENT'S ESTATE The cub
VA scrihers were, on the 29tk day OF January
1855. by the Probate court Of Monroe county
Ohio. approved Executors OF the Estate OF
Martha Dent. late of said equity, deceased, aud
have received letters such.
ASA r. DENT,
Z March =, 1855. WM. b. DENT.
CHRISTIAN REAKSECKER'S ESTATE
~ The subscriber was. the aud day Of Feb.
rusry, 1855. by the Probate Court oi Monroe
county, Ohio. appointed a Administrator. de beni,
ao,s. Of the Estate of Christian Rsaksecker, late
of said county, deceased, has given bond end re-
ceived letters ~ SUCH
So iasls THADDEusfR fREAKsECKER. 8
g March Z. 1855. s4sss-4 q, q ..ax ,ss,
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HtHRISTTAN REAKSECKER, SEN.ra No.
NtTATEs--Tha suhscsibsr =wss aeesshee1c1k
day OF MArch. 1855. by the Protnss Court Of
Monrde county. Ohio appointed Adihihiils stn eg
Christian Reaksecker. seu. late Of sid eenn6Ss
decsased, aud has given bnnd ard ceIxsd ielfese
a. such FRED sRE.AgBECREn.x5
A,reh zl. less .sa.sl s. s...sss.Etts -sssa
RNATHiAS EscHLHMANw EoTaTgE
iyA The subscriber was. on the etst day q
October. 1854. BY the Probate co1st Of Measnu
sslss 81 nS as.. 9s.sS sss.a.a .ss g
deceased, and has given bond aud sscsissa sstess6
- sMets CHRiSTOPHER. .PINDkEsA
March 4. 1855. S, 3 !. 3 5 sssss.
HNHN BECKET'S ESTATE --sTke e1[Ieets
q ber was. ON the 26th day Of Jansas y. Ienf~
by the Probate Court Of Monroe ernsgys i3kjt~
approved ~ Executor at ths Estsss "a 5rAe
Bscket. hate Of said eosnty. dscssssds - ~
given boud and received letter, !. .sash.
Il ;,I..., GEORGE n ssAcxl<F
lH,HoMAs BUTLER'S EsrAfE~s7aessSs
i scriber wae. on the 18Th dag Of feeteeens
1856, by the Prohase ecMrs Of MoNrns ssv5sSS{.
t1hto, sppniise,i as Assnnissrs,sst 10 ~. Se1>s
Of Tlsom1 Butler, late Of said county aseaso{Se
aud hss xivess knatf md rees1x 81 tsee6 - 6urk =
- a Al.EXANDER saaeOULLOuoll.
March :. 1855. e -
l6yHA RLES GTUREEKsS ESTNTRLTte
| u suhsesib~r has been appoiAsed ny the H.
bate coar, nf M.Hsae comfy, 0hse, - AslasssD~
traitor nf the estate OF Chasies TurNst. srrease5.
and hes given bond. and frrsivest hvsvNrs n A.
ministrstinn sach IA AN3ES YOUNG;
| March, fSsS
/ uAC0B WISE = EsTaTk.-71 - sssIlII-r
q has been appointed by tIe tt5lmsS Go 4
MeHsas CcSnsy Ohio. % Adnisitss1eSe - 5Se01
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81 tsJAMEs MircH ELL, Clerk Of said Court.
ApriI 25, 1885,. -6w = +, sltss Sssssssas -
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Il N GIN ERING.

VIE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
plans SpechCations and estimates, and contract for
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MiLI1S MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Beng practical Macnist, having had seven wears
experience IN North Carolina, am fully The wants
u inc people ana can Safcy that facilities for
i m r pay r; arear m M ent" t" putting machinery
Agent for McCntocks patent Safety Valve and Scott's
patent Brick Machine &c &c
- All letters 70 receive attention must hc postpaid
HENRY c. BRUCE
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, y. c.
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Io0o Acres of Roanoke Lands and Il
june ., 1852.

,,,, Likely Negroes for Sale.
e VIE SCBSCRlBER WISHING TO DEVOTE HIS
"A hlhe entirely to his prpfesSun offers for sale his
farm SIX miles above Castor the county of NortLamp-
ton and State of North Carolina The situated In
healthy aud pleasant country, and Il wealthy and intel,
gent neighborhood. Upon there is al, cxccilen,
and well hnishcd dwelling houe containing eight or ten
r%"ns and all necessary and ",acenirut out hcuses
c subscriber having to considerable expense in fiji
ting up anI mi improving the EIace expecting at the time
acres Of low grounds cauo, because crops are seldom if
ever injured ny frescts large portion Of the remainder
IN us original growth hickory, dngwUud &c The soil is
well adapted 10 the cultivation of corn wheat tobacco and
cotton and Is susceptible of the highest of imrrnyc
nen The subscriber has taken pains To improve
has land by ditchng and the fertilizers The owner
OF this farm has only the facilities afforded by the wa;
ters OF the Roaneke; bu the Railroads are so convenient
a ne can with ease breakfast at home and dine Raleigh
IScsour or Norfolk In addition he the convenience
o large manufacturing mill in Ialfa his residence
portion the upland has been highly lnapured and
seeded IN wheat and winter oats portion has pou
1t good stand OF clover The subscriber very anxious
TO sell his farm and will do for the of 600 dollars
and allow the purchaser fire years if desires it, An en-
for IT IN 81 orter period from the products of the farm
alone. " WV --
Inc subscriber for fair price would sell the purchas
er zen or hfIcen hands young and women.1
During the session of the Legislature address me at
Raleigh, n. c. mo r RyNITN "
Dec. 1854. tf