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HISTORY OF TOUISET, 40. 4.


Touiset Is peaceful place. Yet in the con-
test Of she American colonies for Liberty. one In
cidens Of war deserves plsce in its history. A
Row Galley, belonging to the English. wiz nj
anchor short distance north Of Little's Nurrows.
was blown up by The explosion OF her magazine.
The spot where she lay was pointed out by one
who assisted in taking up her anchors Her
crew were supposed 10 be destroyed. One man.
gleJ thumb Was sourd hanging in tree. on the
eastern shore VI the river, and have not henrd
that any other portion Of the bodies were over
discovered. Whether this was the result Of acci-
dent or design, will probably ever remain nys-
terry. il il was dessn, il is the only instance in
Touiset. that has come 10 my knowledge. where
man came 10 his death by violence fou, the
latds Of his fellow man.
Gen. William Barton. who captured Gen. Pres
colt, on Rhode Island, was an inhabi,nnt Of this
neighborhood. And although we cannot boast Of
many mighty men, Touiset has been prolific in
Captains, above an average Of our land. can
no, tell tive exact number. but there have been at
eas, half u score Of them. and one Of their COM
missions, given IN l7l2, is still in existence.
The principal business Of the inhabitants Of this
place has been Farming and Fishing. The land
Is productive, and fish in great variety and sOme-
times in considerable quantities visit shores.
| was told by an old fisherman, who resided so
years in ihls place, that he once stood on the
shore Of Touisci and drew n scine-wnrp across
The belly ofa whale There was no evidence.
however, that the whale was pleased with the
location or with his con,pyny. and The las, trace
that the fishermen saw Of him was white streak
in the direction OF the ocean.
will now bring this history 10 close. More
might be written but wilrefruin. The people
have had their occasions Of pleasure and Of sor-
row as in other lands. And if what has been
written shall prove source Of usefulness 10 any
who may ead it, shall he amply repaid in thus
.rescuing these lew incidents from oblivion.
***E.
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A correspondent, OF the N-woort Mcr-
'c",y snyr that there have been caught this
spring, in the cnstern branch Oi Narrnyan-
sett Bay forty thousand barrels Of soup,
twenty five th0usanl barrels of which have
heen sen. Ia market, and fifteen THOUSAND
.barreis sold for manure. Two thousand
iIue i.h or sea bass, all of which, were sent
To market; thirty thousand inackercl, three
thousand pounds Of tautog or black fish and
three thousand pounds Of striped bass.
ACCIDENT. EARLY ON the morning Of
the faur,l,, son Of Tho late Capt. Ebsne-
ger Kelley, Of Providence, was 80 injured
Ivy the cxilosion OF powder in u flask, that
it is feared he will lUse the sigh, OF both vi
his eyes.
Post Office .appointment.-Joh w. Wat.
seH has been appointed Postmaster at
Kingston, in place ot b.. II. ChuInpiin, re.
signed, anL David Patt has been apPolnte'l
Postmaster at Valley Falls, in place vi w.
B. Arnold, resisned.-(PrOv. Post.
Ncw Custom House appoin.meni. Tho
mas Seekili has been appointed Superin-
;;en,lent Of the work Of constructing thc
new Custom House in this city, and John
james, the present Commissioner, disburs-
ing agent for the same.-tPrQv. Post.
letter from the instirgent chief, Con,on.
fort, says that The revoh,tionists have pos
session oi the city OF Guanajuate, which
contains q population ot 100, 900 souls
Also, that the city Of san Luis PCtosi has
pronounced for The same cause, and thni
every thing looks fair for the speedy fall OF
Sauta Anna.
MAINE LAVA mass meeting of the
opponents of the liquor law was held ~
New York on Monday evening, and was
attended Ly eight or ten thousand persons.
Ex. Mayo, MickIe presided, and speeches
were made by Cen. WnhlLa Idge, M. C.,
Capt. Rynders, Judge Morton, Lorenzo b.
Shepherd, AND other politicians.
Death in the Cars-We arc Informed
that on the Boston AMI Maine I'oad, ,
near Berwick, MS the conductor was pass
ing through the cars taking up tickets. he
found man dead in his scat. The con-
sluc,o- had spoken with hun but fifteen
sMiuutcs before, when he apDeared to be in
perfect health; and 80 easy was his transit
from this world to the next that passengers
sittiHg in tho next seats did not notice any
change.
The laRd sales At La Crossee iawd office,
Wisconsin, for the month oi May, amount
sd " s6a, 400, against SAT ,00o for tho same
sNamih last year, and ''mors than Eve sixihs
ef eAs lsad entries sre made by new set.
sIegs ter fsrswius purrosss."
oAolsra RACES in Georgetown, Mo. %
deaths have occurred out 0f Q p0palati0a
Of 1000, anil the inhabitants have mostly
left The v.lucs. The disease has also av-
peared in Morgan. Ohio, anil several cases
have occurred in Cincinnati.
A family Of six persons was poisoned in
Troy on Thursday, by eating stramonium
in greens. The symptoms were the same
ns in cases OF intoxicaiion, and one Of The
family was actually taken to the police
Office, under the belief ,hnt he was drunk.
Victor NJ. Smith, maJ or Of Lagrange,
Mo-, died on the Let ult. oil cholera.
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Important Contracts .4warded
the last few dnys the Secretary Of the
Treasury has made awards among the bid
ders Tor the construction Of three important
works confded TO his charg~ by Congress
at its last session. Thus the construction
Of the Marine Hospital at Chelsea, Mass,
has fallen to firm known ns that oi Blan-
chard s. Emerson, at $1i4,770; that Of the
custom house at Bnrnstablc, Mass, has
been awarded to II firm known US Adams
& Jacobs, at $17, $50; md the construction
Of marine hospital at Detroit, NJ ich., has
been awarded TO Messrs. IngersoiI g. Gran
GER All these parties are the lowest hid
.Iers for the works falling 10 them respect
iyeIy.-l Washington Star.
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Sunday Liquor Law.-In New York Or Sun
day last large number of the liquor shops. and
many lager beer snioons, were closed, aud the
streets both in that city and in Brooklyn. were
quiet. MANY Of the lower groceries have entirely
stopped selling liquor.
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WHIsT.--Never let man and wife play
together mt whist. There are always fami-,
" telegraphs, and if they fancy their looks.
are watched ;hey communicate Ivy worsIs.,
I found out that l could never win of
Smigsmng and his wife. I mentioned this,
one day to my partner, and he told me,
"fou can never win OF them"
"Why!" said |. "Signals by looks!"
"No," said he, "by words. If Mrs..
Smigsnag is to lead, Smigsmng says, Dear,
begin Dear begins with d, so does
diamond, and out comes diamond from
the lady. If he has to play, and she says.
IS, my love, play she wants spade.
Harriet, my dear says Smigsmag, 'how
long you are sorting your cards. Mrs.
Srnigsmag s.umps down n henri; ond a
gentle Come, my love- on either sidc,
produces club"
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Singular Bequest by an Old Lady.-An
old lady named Brown, who died m Need
ham last winter, left u will bequea,hing the
bnlk Of her property, between five and SIX
thousand dolla's, to lie expended in en-.
lnrging, identifying and adorning tho grave
yard at West Needhan,. The deceased
had been a resident Of the town for up.
wards Of seventy. years.
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WHO Wants Work?-Plentv off. to q

Who Wants Work?-Plenty efit to Do.
The farmers out West are complaining
bitterly Of the lack Of lahorers tn do har.
ves,ing work. A letter from Eaton, Ohio,
dated 18th ult. says: "Severnl thousand
able bo,lied men are needed here. They
would receive twelve or eighteen dollars n
month aud found. Several hundred could
find employment in this section from now
until fall, and receive good wages and be
otherwise well cared Cor,
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Electro .Mdgneiism Remedy for Choisra.-
The Florence correspondent Of the Newark Dai-
iy Advertiser. in his letter OF the 9th Of June,
states that Elecuo-m -mnsnetism il announced TO be
arcmedy FOR cbolera. by two emincn, physicians,
in different parts Of Italy, DR.. Rossi, OF Flor
ence, and DR.. Conca,a, Of Psdus. A report is
soon to be made and will be published under the
direction oi the municipal authorities.
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"A Woman .Manumitied.-A Mississippi-
nm named Hoover, from the neighborhood
of Natchez, hns been stopping at the Bur-
net House tor the past three or four days.
His object in visiting the North was 20 set
free a slave woman whom he brought with
him. She cut quite dash in her silks
and ribbons, but concluded to 60 hack
with her master, who is mn old bachelor
and Immensely wealthy.-lCincinnati Ga
Zet.e.
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On the evening Of the 4,h ightiul ex-
plosion Of fireworks took place in Tho store
ot Mr.. Stone, No. lSS Essex street, New
York. The place was almost instantly in
flames, and the families in the upper sto-
ries were in imminent danger. Tho in.
,nates were finally rescued by hook and
ladder company, so much discoiored by
smoke and suffocaiion as to appear more
like black persons than white. There
were srverni other frs occasioned by
crackers and fireworks. The pnpers con-
tain quite long list of accidents occasion.
e'l by the explosion ofpistois, Sc.
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From California.

The steamer No,sksrn Lieh, arrived NJ
New Ymk s,h inst. With California dates
20 June 10th. A57 passengers, aud $500 900
treasure I'm height.
Among the passengers are C0I. !. IL.
Wherles, Ams~r,csa Minister i" N,cara-
guu. WIN ~ ;ngs tw" iuu'nrlnmt treat,cs, ,an1
II. Page, OF Page, Bacon & ca.
The mining news Is rclOrtcd us fnSUrh-
hle. anh the .hipncnJs of specie are large.
The Town Of Aabusn ha, bcen destroyed
hy fire.
Al PIacerviIls mil severnl other towns
she X M have been successful.
Cni. Walker having received rein.
f"rceinent at kenlcjo, landed at PrHo, n
s'out tourtesn miles north of San dunn del
Sud, on th1 l7,h ult, with S75 men. ani is
rsportesl to have taken Rvas, He then
entered San Juan del Sud, nnd carried of
the arms ansi mumuhition cUlircteh areis,
without opposition. 'lf no shonId t'e sue.
ccssi" in few engagements, the wai viii
soon terminate.
uhs town of Snn Juan del Norte has
Nsnin been organized, under the lead ot the
lane Mayor, i. ]. Mnriyn.
The Northern Light Connected With the
steamer S,rria Nevada.
S'te mail stenmer GUhlen Gate, lrii Saii
Framrisco for Panama on The I6,h Uf June
with 81 ,O63 900 on freight.
The most imp0itant iiem ~ Bolton AMI
;Ba,rnm - rlai,i l., rhs Lanh Trnnn lssioner.
III embraces some u 500 acres, ing nost-
I, 'wi,;,m tI,e rotIrrnte limits Of San Fran
'ci-ro, and covering uIc whole southern
jEn,t "f The Municipality, and Is estimated
worth S4O, ,CCO,O6O. Mrssrs Palmer, c. Ok &
CO nrc the principal owners OF the claim.
The burning Of the town OF Auburn Ell.
railed l"ss Of 81 600, ,0d0.
The clipper ship Metropolitan. which
eutfk nj her dock the day tIe last mail left
wms I'uinIed out aud raised Two days ut
lct.
About twenty small frame houses, and
Xix brick houses, situated IN the squire
bmuntrd by Dupont, Jwkson, Stmh,on,
nmi Washington streets, San Francisco,
were destroyed by fire Oh The IS b. Los
ahout sac, ,0a0.
Lola Monlez lclt San Francisco on the
9th Of June, IN the bark Fam, Major,
bound to Australia, where she viii then
take Tho. stage again, and proceed 10 Eu.
rope by China, Calcutta, aud Sebasiop0l.
4 rich gold Qunriz lead mine, ,rnl II sill
vpr mine, had been discovered IN Colun,.
bia county.
There are stated tn he 81 -four mills in
California, suppose'i to he aLle to turn out
1000 bhls. al Hour rer'lny.
A settlers party was to he organized
throughout she State.
The X. Ms have becniitfea:rd IN Ore.
gon, Gen. Lane, Democrat, having hren
elected delegate to Congress hy over 1000
-mrj"riiy.
The returns as to the propiiety Of forU'-
ing State Government we're incomplete,
hut enough had been received Ia Indicate
that il had i,een determined that Oregon
should cease 10 be Territory.
The iudians are rcpo'trd ." have killed
six ~h,e men II, the klamath Reservation,
an.i six others in Tho Hiinois Valley.
The m,nes we're yielding nbundan'ly and
tho production for the year 1855 bids fair
TO equal, II not exceed any prev Gus year.
The bo,iness Mint wns coming ut the
rate oi 600, 900 per '!ay.
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BEAT 1T WHO cAN.--Mr Stockford TIL
ley. Of MiI,lletown, in this State, has a
flock Of 27 South Down ewes, fiom which
he raised last year, fifty y.five lambs. Twen-
ty six Of the ewes had twins, and the twen-
ty seventh had three. They all lived and
were sold for five dollars apiece. This
year he had nineteen pairs Of twins
Providence Journal.
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The law Of libel IN Connecticut was
materially modified by an act OF The recent
Legislature, by which the defendant may
show tho intention with which he made
The publication. aud the plaintiff must prove
malice before he can recover damages.
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pPFOrty-nine men were carried TO the watch
house in Providence, on The 4th, on account Of
imbong too much "strong drink"
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THE Fourth in Bristol passed offto the sat
isiaction Of every body. The oration BY J. y.
Brady, Esq. Of New York, give very general
satisfaction.
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iP The Fall River Monitor made its appear
ance last Saturday with new type. We are glad
to know that il is so well supported.
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Cholera has made IFS appearance at Gin
cinna,i and other places in Ohio.
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The Penusvlynnia Know Nothinrs

The Pennsyfvdnsa Know Nothines. =
A special dispatch from the Know Moth
ing Convention at Reading, states that after
the reputation Of the 18th section Of the
National platform, a new section re-enart-
ing tho Missouri Compromise, and oppos-
ing the admission Of any slave States from
the north side of the line, was adopted by a
vote Of l3S to IS. The Eastern delegates
stood 73 to ~ for il. Thirty Western men
opposed. the platform as not stroag enough.
A resolution, calling q National Convcn-
tioa si Cincinnati on tho 9Th Of January,
was passsd. Ten delegates only seeded.
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Nev Stessaship.-Ths "six days to Eu.
o,ssO stemrushiu Ocean Bird l,,msie n vevv

rope" steumrh'P OCEAN btd MHde very
satisfactory trial tr,p OF Wednesday. On
her return she made the run from Sandy
Hook to the Battery in one hour, with u
three and n half knot tide, being equsl to
90 miles an hour-her engines making 10
i-2 revolati ,ns per minute, under SO lbs. Of
steam.
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Singnlar HMraats of Liz hten,ng

The Portland Advertiser contains long and
interesting account ofn disaster which took place
ON Monday evening last About o'clock, p NJ,
the house OF Mr. David Upton,on Great Chebea-
que sIand, wa- struck by tightening, the effects
of which were frartul.
\ nelghhor happened to be looking towards Mr.
David ptons house, and first perceived a hall Of
IRE apparently foot in diameter.with trail soma
thirty yards IN length, descend upon the chimney
and Immediately after volunne of smoke began
i"aseend, As II the house were or fire. Hasten
ing to the house, it was found prsck bat not on
fire
We take the Advertisers account:
1t Is an old fashioned, ono story frame houses
na'it utter the manner Of the old iarm houses of
New Eagnnd with one large chimney in the Con
t,e. his chimney is completely demolished 10
the oven' aud the materials scattered in every di.
rection. '0'' VI
The family Of six persons, were at sumner and
their escape, with their lives, was a miracle EVA
Mrs. tPton's arm j. cut to the bone. above ~"
elbow and she is otherwise badly bruised. Her
g 53 .daog9t.r' Marietta Hamilton, six years
Old, T. so bruised as to be purple from the hips
to N" fae', and IS in prooaroas condition. Da.
V.d tfi' n Jr., 10 BADLY bruised about the head
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II ,yas in tAe y.Hfhrnl day Of Louis the NJ,
that he mnde tlHt famous proclamation Fetat
c'cSt moi. When he grew Older he learned bet
ter and substituted nous for moi. No man ever
wns grcnt enough TO speak in the first person
singular except in matters purely personal to
himself. "Who tho ---- is Wel' exclaimed
-" cider koon on reading an unP,latable crit
=. III u,aH w. .nua4.cr of playing Hdmiet and
di~affccted people now eNoaim against the regal
manner Of editors IN delivering fa,r opinions ms
though thrv were associate of RhHuaAanfhus or
Appollo. The editorial we ia not a proof Of
presumption. but Of lonle>ty. Surely it 9th
soitens harsh judgment AM gives authority to
doubtful one by making 1t appear not the oirn-
ion 81 some errug mortal, but the expression of
collective wisdom. - is nobody. lie rep
re-ents only himself. He may be Jonas, or
Brown, or Smith, or Alderman Briggs, and after
all, may he no better thnn another. Bat 1--WE" rep
SCENTS n mnlftude IN imposing crowd flock
OF witnesses. Council. Congress or n Jury of
sRges and Nil at Us quail before the opinions of
the great We. I'VE have every reason to be-
licve that beef will rise to starvation prices" is
sentence which when read in newspaper will
mike the ~tontest stomach tremhle; but suhsti
tute nm - for the We" aud nobody cares
copper for the opinion "We' may stand for
jury of cattle doulrrs, who know what they are
writing about but the first person singular may
be only Snlon Robinson the author of not Corn
Stories. 1t has been well said that what te,riii-
fed Belshezzar was the haud on the wall. be-
cause he couldn't see to whom it helnngcd and
the same may he shid of the editorial I'VE" 1t
is the mystery in which it is involved which in
vests II with potency and makes the wicked trem
bile and the righteous rejoice The people who
read newspapers would be deprived of half their
qualification fthe imperial styles writing wore
changed for the plain form Of naturalization.
They would simply laugh tho absurd ipSe diIit
ism of any presumiug Smith or Brown who should
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OBITUARY..

DIED at the residence of her husband, in Am.
horst county, near the Buffalo Springs, on Thurs.
day morning, May eth, Mrs. LEANNAI. consort
of George W. Staples. Esq She died she
la lived, firm, consistent, unwavcring chris.
tlau, triumphant and happy. b r. G..
Republican please copy.
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gether in front Of his tent, had lathered him took
him by thu noso and was just applying the ras
zor. when a cannon ball came, aud that wis tn
last saw Of bis bend and my Excuse tar
doctor, fer laughing SO, but never saw such
thing before
This occurred during the seige of Fort Ere.
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RICHMOND MARKErs-May 2o. 1885

Ihr foil wing quotations are vha'a,ale. Sur
small orders higher prices wilt be charged:
BAcoN-City cured and Smitlcld, hog round Ion
l0l rents Western Sides 10; She lllers 81 ar;
Hams 10 2 Western Ragged jn,3; leeu CRY Ham.
l}4 c"'t; North Chr"iin hog round ltc; Todd's Re
RErsw.x-255 u 264 p b.
Cons MFN-t 3 Tor coueiry
Con>-Sl 05a$l 10
ILouG.-Supclhue 81 90 Extra fl2 family sla 81
I'll !. R"c,iIrIs an s.ocl srnnlI Marker dull, md
il, -bil ping demand, II these quotations
tuASo--Wr quote rcru, uuni so 30 delivered from
storc-lrom wlnrf so; Mcxirnu 30035 90
LIVE 81 - from vhnlf; { JG in store
irau - BauIy; utard. Dupuy s, Co. $3u5 90
per CALLS a Seeaetle, g 25a1; S1zcrac 80 25ni So;
lirunesey 6 5ja5 o.; Peach trnIee at : tai p; yr
gina Arp,r. 75c.; do. Old, 75a$l4 Nmtern do 10; I'm
uaon, 41a4Sr. Rum, Ney Euehpd. 40 do source;
Gin Holland, Slal 50 Arcr can, 4Jc. Nhi,hrv Rich.
noud Recthcd, 39a49 ctsa Cue aaat 40 ct. cu.; A.
months.
O,g.-Hy TIC ca1=, ct IT. = bu,b
S.LT-aale. At ! go rom wharf; 81 u from store.
IuBAcco Tho nj Nof rDut3rge- finn VITA Il good
den md for all 10 chi to4- 10 good al Ter.
WnfAr-Niitr = 10 Rod j. 81
WooL-rhe following qlo.n'e.7 M. for ~ql.. of
nbor G0,0Ol ,b-., made ut Cre.~aaW \ Go >, Wool DE
+, n li. ,ity , ii, Tia" " ooi iuy been previously
Graded according uailt, mud condition: Extra 4 erp
SaNony md A.ijao, ojc; NJ. do 40 5Oc; ". J. a.,
f,an blood T., Ma. 10 do IS Ne. 1 d do b.; No
IL utIyr. 90, Fab wn.hr.l. Va. 3 -; No. . Doc;
do Ne, - Uwa-hrd. - - par .eaI di.. ouat a>
con Iiiiau
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PAINFUL, But LAUGUAprr TroN..r
Army Surgeon" we find the following. - ~"
II remember one day in making nv bo.,;,.1
ROUNDS , patient just arrived presenting an am.
pntated forearm, aud in doing ;, co1Ia ! a ar
y RESTRAIN broad laugh; the litter was constant.
What is the matterl this doos MOI, s,u;t.
subject of laughter ''''N' me "S
1T is not doctor, but excuse me- | lost my, ,,,,
in so funny a way that still laugh when Look '',
at it i.'N
What way1'
Our FIRST sergeant wanted shaving, mn = 49,. mo
to attend to It, as am corporal We wen, ,o.
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for Wise, about the same as for johnson. Gam
for the new party in these counties aud Lauionn
l.03s
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WE wa
.ur- uuu, O. 4 te,,rr IT IT., Cfcuir Cut e., -,
Bedr Il latle cue # N, Inoi' N,Dssi T. r.
ri'en'r r., ,3r "uiri.'2n'' ~" VI 1rI" ei Cop-
np,-uo lor Int l}rr#.n. viii IA T. ut,,l,, ra7t
las oI lusr lS,J, ftr. il - t.a. i,ied., On
he itruI-e, -. 'otar tiehe.t 'ltiar At lHs, aar
lfoi. = ar the A\ - nh,rs 4 l.ncot, irh AcDnil
lris zod. l}aa tn Lute W,f,od Ertuis rrer>. in
.cotrty e tei(r} Vthn , min .aliD # ne Tow
at Lb,rty, tNrourh Viii Ii rarc tie W. y Ten. H.
runs and adjoining III lud. Of { deb d rutker
fh,mf.on II LpyHr, LearI Lnw!pss, {. Is. f7er ia,
NJ. GateI. Mu,o L. iina Nalhan F. Luck md
others
Itu LAND Nil =. ,0 fVn. ar morn Tract. ONE
Tr,r. continuing ot.n a0-4 aer,+, nrd known Is ain,
Hun to,rt " b liz. WI. ml-ioally 81 hc h,sr nod
ciny.o onj IA g, na copdji al at th- time Il j, fl
rir', and we'll ujarrd 10 tie aronth ~ Tobtcro ul
hli, II erun osrr 4ui o,Ic Ggh.-r. and abput .n
ai.s in H. ogiha growth, c"f,.ing at lnPe Pro-
potton Of Whit "uk aud lie-n oak timber -utole
tor bo, riek. sc; a'so ch, sinut and ohc va,u die
timber Most the timber I'd lirdi4 ,deted ST..
prr.or Tobacco Land. rhc ia provemcats cor sit
oI NO hewn log dwelling .use,, The necessary cut.
ho4srs, tohHrre haint, 8c
Tn" other Tract (not divide before the lay of snlc)
conrhin~ hbout 80 acses md IS kuown a, the Noi.
500 trtct. lie soil a5uut the qnniitv that Of tic
first mentioned uacr. and thna halt of,te
abuenIs in Timber ~ tie very best qpaiity the
wroe of it being y" Tbscco Land Tho cleared
p ,rtauis generally it, gnnd condition, and under
cd frnre. Tie irproy nets consist If cnmtortr
Die framed dwelling house. With tie airy cut hou
tobacco BINS &c. Bon Of these tact~ yalu
nbie ,rallr IL well, nni are " ,;ere by nnmrr
ou4 sp'inIs fl ha.t WAFER The fertility OF the sol.
the qlanty and quality o the timber, the chance for
tobacco, it. y,ietce II market an the rrighbor
hood being decj ied'y desahlc one should lie suiii-
cicut Inducements a,trar the attention OF rcHscr..
Either the Undersigned. Capt. c. D. tnrl,er
live. ndioiuiut, will, AT my time, ,ha~ Inc land. u
per.or- wie z 10 exanu" thrm.
TEhNs.-A c.cdt of |, .. ind Yeas (cxcrTt Is 10
suhc, pny the co>t-) gal instruments will
be given. The purcha,,r lrine r,q rel rive fond
nh Il a..it. l.p-l mn