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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-01
DIE D.

In llarrisonbnrg, at the residence Of her husband,
Zach arfah Crigler, on the 18th instant, Mrs. MARY
". CsrGLKR, in the Sind year of her age.
But,fey have been called upon to suffer more or
longer than she and not many who have borne their
Affections with greater fortitnde and submission to
this will sof him who doeth all things WELL It was
the privegvof the writer to visit her frequently du-
ring her Illness and always found her either peace
full or resigned in prospect of heaven. She at one
time expressed a wish that she could be permitted
to live few weeks longer, not that she feared to
die but that she might have an opportunity TO urge
upon her friends the Importance OF preparation Tor
death. Her last moments we're triumphant and full
~ peace, and but few have passed from earth WITH
brighter assurances of blissu immortality beyond
the grave. She has left devoted husband and
many relations and friends to mourn her departure
from earth, but their loss is her eternal gain.
Departed this life on the Both, inst, at half past
8 O'Clock a. NJ. at the residence of Maj j. NJ Me
Cue, near ut. Scion, Va. Miss LucispA +. ;.
Bnopr, Of, Bringhampton, New York, in the 18th
year of her age.
On the 9th inst, at the residence of her father, Mr.
Thomas Clayton, near Deertield, Miss lREsK VI Z
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PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING determined to go south will sell to the
The 18th of September, if not sold privately before
that time, my farm lying on a branch OF the.
IL aDDLE RIV Ell
two miles North ef Middlcbrook, and adjoining the
lands Of " ,am Il. Dunlap, Mary u. Palmer, Hen
ry Mish ana others.
There are about
SIC a-9 .ECRES
in Tho tract about go AcRES cleared and In a
good state Of cultivation; the residue Is well timber
ed. There is good Brick Dwelling House upon il,
and we'll of never-failing water in the yard. This
FarIu is situated in fine healthy neighborhuod,
convenient to Churches, Mills ard Distillelies:
which affords fine Market for grain. 1t is seven
miles from the Virginia Central Railroad.
will sell at the same time and place
A COED MILL SITE
within a quarter of a mile Of the above Farm, but
not attached to it. This water power wculd be a
good location for Chopping Mill, Saw Mill or any
other machinery that the purchaser might wish.
At the time and place, will sell all my
HOt'SEHOLD AND KITCHEN FTRNiTi,RE
four horses and twolicsh Mich Cows; one two horse
wagon and harness for same, all Of which new;
one buggy aud harness: quantity OF Wheat and
Oats and all my interest IN the growing Corn crop.
Also four or five number one Negroes, one vi
which is a good Cook, Washer and Ironer.
Terms made known on day Of Sale sale of the
land to commence at IL O'clock
JAMES L. CARSON.
August IS ls55.--Chsn bersburg (Pa.) Valley
Spirit copy tbs.
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Reduced Rates and Increased Expedition
BY the Nail Lines Of Vim. p. Parish d, Go.
For the VIRGINIA SDrifhys


IN connection with the Central Railroad, through
T. from Richmond, Petersburg. Baltimore, Wash
ingtnn City. Alexandria, and intermediate points,
to all the Virginia Springs.
Passengers are informed that by leaving Richmond
in the morning train of the Central Railroad, that
th,y will lind at heirscrvicc the
FINE LINE OFCUACHEs
oc VIM. J.. Parish II Co., ready, as they have al
WAYS been to afford the most extended facilities to
al the Virginia Springs, and Westward to the Ohio
River. Pledging themselves that their Coaches,
Teams, Drivers, &c, as well as rates OF Fare, Com
fort and Expedition, shall meet the wants and cx-
pecations of their old friends and patrons, and all
disposed to patronize them.
Troagi Tickets issued at the Office of the Central
Railroad in Richmond, well as by the Agents of
the Company, who may always be found at the De-
pots i'll Richmond, prior to the departure OF the
Trains, at the following rates of Fare:
From Richmond to White Sulphur Springs, S. 80
From Richmond to Sweet Springs, 80
From Richmond to Healing Springs, Do
From Richmond to Hot Springs, 70
From Richmond to Warm Springs, so
From Richmond to Bath Alum Springs. %
From Richmond to hpckbridge Alum Springs. %
From Richmond to Lexington. 6 80
No charge for any reasonablo am punt Of extra
baggage.
Our line OF Four Horse Coaches leave the Virgin
ia Hotel Stanton for Lexington and Winchester
daily on the arrive. Of me Cars with rates OF fare
TO suit the times and wishes Of the Travelling Pub
lie.
Extra Coaches furnished ut al paints on Reason
BE Terms NM. p. PARISH Il GO.
,!uiF II, iS55,
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Executors Sale Of
Real assd Personal Property

z y pursuance Of the last will and Testament o
Il Martini hWin, decd, will oaer at public sal
on the premises friday The 3ia day Of Aagnst
two several Tracts OF Land. The tarIa which tht
deceased resided supposed to contain aheRl 25i
AuHfs ii is situated aboat half mile below aidGic
brock, in Augusta county, Va, adjoining the land
OF Henry Msh, Hess, aud others; there ae0u
10 Acres cleared. the balance well tinbefed, aut
soil ot the first quality. There about u Acre
Of nEiDOli On Back Greek, which runs through
the Land, and tso neyer-failing Springs near th'
house. The improvements consist Of TWO LOT
u HELBiNG3, Barn, Stable, Sriokehouse, &c.-
This is very desirable Farm.
TaE OrHEk TRscf cantans about 30 Aepae n
Acres cleared, and tAe balane" l,eavily rhered s,
joining the urnaeetraeI, Tbs quanrv Of the soil i,
very gyuou, and lies Wei. There are improve
ments ON this Farm. 4 part of Back Creek runs
through it, and Spring Of excellent water near
whore the improvements We're, and to any person
wishing to invest money il Land. there many in
inccments offered.
TER HES ne-four,h in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments, and the balance OF
the purchase money well secured bya lean on the
Land. Possession given the day of sale retaining
the privilege OF securing any crop growicg on the
lands.
Tn the same day and came place will offer the
Pcrsoaat Property belonging To the estate of the de-
ceased, consisting Of Feather Beds. bedding, &C..
Household and Kitchen Furniture Eight-day Clock
IL small lot of Bacon some Oats and Hay, COWS
and ) HOGS, and other articles too tedious to emu
mcratc.
Trass-l2 months credit purchasers giving bond
with go0d security. Sale viii commence at IL
oclach
WASHINGTON sWOorE. sr. Ex'or.
Of Martha Ewn deed, with the viii annexed
.Au0. 1, Is5a.-tds,
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DY virtue Of decretal order Of tho Circuit Court
ID of Augusta county, at the June term, 1855, APP
pointing me commissioner, will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, the premises, III Acres OF
Land part of the tract formerly owned by James
White, decd, situated near the main road leading
from Spring Hill to Salem Church. on Naked Greek,
about ~ miles distant from either SAID land is OF
good quality and well proportional in clear and
Ing with some of Q. out buildings, dc. bay ofsale
Saturday l3A Of October next.
TERMS. Six, twelve and eighteen months credit,
except so much in hand as will defray the costs O.
suit and sale good personal security VIII be requi,
red for the deferred and the title retained
a. ultimate security until all the purchase money is
paid. hohEhi eNAIr'
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tFrom The Homo Jnurnal.N
NEW ARRANG EMENTS
On and .Atter august 1th for the
VJRGt>LA SPRINGS

EsNWo Trains day from, Stanton. The Central
4 Railroad Company commencing with TUESDAY
18th day of August, will run Special Extra Train
from Staunton Daily for the purpose OF securing the
comfort of invads ana Others, bya line without
any night travel on Stages
Passengers desiring to rest at Stanton will take
the cars at o'clock, A. NJ. next day, reach the ter
minus at 5. breakfast at Rockbride Depot. tBe'
stay al night at Hot Springs Galatians, and go
to Sweet Or White Sulphur Springs to breakfast.
Mail line poes West Immediately after dinner, from
staunton. next day carly in the evening at the
White sulphur.
Returning, Mail Line leaves White Sulphur at .
A. NJ, stops at Bells, the Terminus; stages
connect with cars next morning at o, and IN hieh-
inond at p. NJ.
Accommodation Line Leaves after breakfast, stays
all night at Hot or Warm Springs; next evening At
=. NJ, reaches the and go in to stanton at
p, NJ IL. d. WHiTCOMB
Selt l, 1855. Supt transportation.
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THE MARKETS..

couRpoyHp BY BpTuHS co.
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Attention Land Huycrs!
4 FINE IMPROVED FARM
NEAR STANTON,
ssQr Sase.

HESlRING to make change in my business, OF
~ account of my health, will offer at public sal.
ON Tursd,tg The l3h dnyef September. il not sold
privately before that time, my valuable Farm, "
lug about one mile from stauuton, on the Jennine
Gun road, containing 100 Acres. ABOUT is0 acres Of
which are III timber. There is ON the place new,
large and handsome BRICK u UELLING HOLSE
with IL rooms, Il Granary. Courthouse. Smoke
house, Barn, Ac. There is good Spring the
farn,. auti never failing Wcil Of excellent water
near the dwelling house. There is also the place
n Young Orchard of the very best fruit. Such de-
sirable property is rarely put in market and the at
tention of land buyers il invited to it, as anu dis
posed to SCH bargain.
Ii the farm is sold the purchaser viii have the
privilege putting in Fall Crop, and full possess
ion will be given the first day of January. 1856
TEAMS or SALR.-The terms of sale will be one
third in hand, and the balance in one, two, and
three years bearing interest ffenl date.
SIMPSON +. TAYLOR.
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ksss r.. sg. ssFssgaasz'E''a
7ASIELESS 'LIQGIU CAiHAK7IC
OR FjNILY PHTSiC.

FEN!iISis the best cheapest and most efficient CA
4 THAkltC ever offered TO the public.
1t is rssTELlss, thereby avoiding the nauseating ef
feet OF Pills, Oil, SIENNA, Co, and produces grip
ping or other painul effects Unlike all other pur-
gatves, 1T searches to tbs bottom oil the disease,
thoroughly cleanses the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from easiyeness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Children link it readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge Cor yourselves.
1t be had wholesale or retail OF j.. b. EsERIpGE,
,taunton Purcell Ladd 4 Co., Richmond 4. II.
stabler Co., Baltimore; j. T. Antrim, Green
Vile.
Aug. 4, Is55.-ly.
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ROANOKE CoLLIsGE.

T6sH1S INSTITUTION Is LOCATED AT SMITH,
L VA, i'll the beautiful aud fertile valley of III"
Roanoke, surrounded by branches OF the Allcghan,
Mountains, and in consequence in the enjoyment Of
pure Ard healthlul climate.
FACT TT
Raw. ID. F. BTrLr, b. D. Pres't. and Prof. Of Nor
al and Intellectual Science.
S. CARSON " Ellis, \. NJ, Prof. Math. aud Natural
Science.
poS p. H,LshY. a. b., Prof. Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Rev. ID. II. BIrfLE. y. NJ, Prof Bellies Letters
Rev. WV. L. YoNcE, A. NJ. Principal of the Pre-
pa4atory Department
G. P. TEsRllI. Nj. d., Lecturer on Anatomy and
Physiology.
---- - Pref. Modern Languages-{ Ito
be supplied by next term.)
Arrangements will be made for bavs, sent to the
Institution. by which they will be kept day and night
ander the eve oi Tutors.
The next session will commence September, 9th,
and continue until last Thursday of June ls5G Ex-
penses for the Session Sl3l .0O
August !, ls55.-tl lst sept.
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

/ HAVE formed association with centlensn
u who has long resided in Washington City, aud
whose business, for the last 30 years. has been 10
prosecute claims fur pensions. bounty land, &c, a.
ganst the Government. With the aid of this gentle-
man am prepared to afford to Old Soldiers, and
prosecuting their claims under the act of the I'd Of
March. 1855, which gives to any soldier who has
served idass in the United States service, 100 acres
instructions from the department. I hose. who ara
entitled to pensions to bounty land under the said
act, should make early application in order TO ~
cure speedy action upon their claims
can be found at sll times at the office Of nv fstk
er david Fultx.)
March 81, ls55.--M MARSHAL X. PULTx4,
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sALEoF PERSONAL PROPERTY

HAyING sold my land below Waynesboro', I
IL will sell on Saturday the LIST OF September
head Horses, rs to 80 head Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
Wheat, Corn, Hay, Blacksmith Tools, Farming
Utensils Of nearly every kind, household and Kiel-
en- furniture, and various articles, useless to men,
ton Terms mede known on day of sale. Sale
to commence at 10 O'clock.
Aug. 49, ls55.--3t,* JACOB KEISER.
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NOTICE.
To ALL WHOM TT NAV covrrur.

AAIiNG entered into partnership with r, 81
4 Il Ccaltcr, and thereby effected change n INV
business, IT becomes essentially necessary for mo 70
close up and settle OF the accounts duo me beforc
the partnership commenced A moments considers
ton VIII convince my old friends and customers a
the necessity and propriety of this course Findinr
matters, have employed Messrs BayIor 3 BAYLOR ~
collect all my accounts, and hereby authorize them
to proceed immediately to collect or close them hv
bond. Ah persons indebted to me would confer :
favor by calling upon them at their earliest convers.
ehes. ,s,- j. n, W0CDWARD, +,
May ., ls55.-Truo A., Spec and U Rup copr.
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DARrERBRROoX ACADEMY.

TIME exercises of this School will commence on
L. the first Monday of September, and close the
last of June. The location is a very pleasant one,
having superior in point of morals or intelli-
gepce 1t is situated miles from Staunton and
lniks from Fishersville. Cheap and comfortable
Boarding can be obtained in the neighborhood.
TER Ms
Latin Greek and Mathematics, Shopper mo.
All English Branches taught at usual prices
Y. j. WALKER, Principal.
Barterbrook Aug. rs, lS55.-3t.
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STAUNrON ACADEMY.

FS'fs next session ofthis old and vorab'y,, known
Z Institution will commence Monday the Bird
of September next. The Principal is grained to
nouaee that an arrangement has been ted
by which he will have the assistance OF Mr.. JOHN
GANBiK, Graduate. Of the University Of Virgin
ia and late Professor in Messy Greek Academy, who
bears ample testimony of his qualifications. Thu
course OF instruction. will be thorough and complete
embracing fall Of Mathematics Latin,
Greek. French dc. Pupils will be thoroughly pre-
pared for the advanced classes OF any College Uni
ycrsitv they may desire 10 attend. Under III ar
rangements for the coming session. it is confidently
believed that tue ssntei, Academy presents advan-
tages ttsslt cannot be ssrpassed;
The a..uitIonal buildings far advanced to-
wards completion. and the Principal will be prcpar-
ed to receive boardrrs on the usual terms.
TERMS FOR TUITION:
English Department 5000.
Mathematics and Ancient Languages $1,000.
French (i.xtra) $1,000.
ss.l One part Of the tuition fees payable at The
close of the first hall-sesson of five months.
For futer information apply to either of the teach
ers. l.. WADDELL, 4. NJ. Principal
August 4, 1880.
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f.oor o,'r roh GouSrEnrErrsl

Tho public are cautioned against another eoaI
ys s, has ss hyras has Lr s2psa' the
s n d. :: all the counteriets, because his has,
tar my ths name Of Farrc, many will u"y It N gee ).
faith, without the knowledge dha' ;sea%nr thr
earo ,' when the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects r..,a ,,lv ~ rs
The genuine article is manufactured Ga,e ~
vi ealse druggist No. i Main street PEORIA M
whom applications st mth 4 tSe i
:. go Eo rrels thus:H e. FARRELLS-and his
SIGNATURE s on tho wrapper, all others are coun'e
feits. . -. - l., roo,l.,lv outl,or;
I'D AGENTS throughout the United States.
Price g and 80 cents and 81 per o Sase and
ha.;, tbo Jrn;trd states in which one is not al
rssay established Address H. g. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character,
w. nn- j. EsKnipan, Agent, staunton, Va.
juiy 2l, lS55.-4t.
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r.. a DAVIS & GO.

TTAyING purchased the entire stock of Boots and
III Shoes of \. NJ. Smpson Il CO.. ard having
lately replenshed their stock by new purchases ii
Baltimore and Philadelphia, areprepared to accom-
MEDIATE their customers with good work ON reasona-
bic terms for Cash or short credit.
They will continue the manufacturing business rs
usual under the superinendence Of MIR. A. NJ. Simp,
son.
n 3. The accounts from the LIST July, 1885, have
been transferred with the stock and will be made
out in the name of the present firm.
+. a. DAVIS & co.
Staunton Aur |, 1855
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ONE CENT REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 30lh Mt.
II Negro Woman, named Martha. | hereby
forewarn all persons not to harbor said negro
q. II il my intention to prosecute such to the extent
. thelaw The al ovo reward will DO given for heI
"' seos. !. 1858. VI. n. MORRIS.
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NEW MAIL STAGE LIME


an and after the LIST July next, VIC will run the
" DALY MIL LINE or STAGES FROM
STAHNTON TO WINGHESTER, forming q con-
necton with Woodward d Co.'S daily Accom- m oda-.
ton Line of Four Horse Coaches from Stauntop "
Lexington. Natural Bridge, buchanan, &C., and
with the Virginia Central Railroad at Stanton,
from the terminus Of which are running daily
line of Four Horse Coaches 10 all tho Virginis
Springs.
BY this arrangement are enabled 10 aive'
through tickets to any Of the above named places,
at rates OF fare a. low or lower than any other line
Cur Stages will leave Staunton immediately aftor.
the arrival Of the Richmond and Aexandria cars, IN
the evening, arrive at Winchester next morning e..
returning, leave Winchester in the evening, after
the arrival Of the Uarper's Ferry and baltimore
cars, and reach staun ton xt morning.
For seats. apply at Office At the American Ho<
tel, or Woodward House. Staunton, Va.
HARTMAN i BROWN, Propristors.
juno 80. lS5i.-Spcctator, Rockingham Resisser
Valley Democrat. Tenth Legion, Spirit OF Democea-
cy and Winchester Eirgnian copy II.
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STARTLING, BUT TRUEl
WARNING TO EVERY SENSIBLE
WOMAN,
WHY FEN1LES SffFFER ~ UEALTB


ATO woman of delicacy is willing to disclose the
lS peculiar aim ii cident to her SEX even to
splost intimate family physician.
This nedcsty and driicacy is inn lante.l by nature
and neither should need be subjected to the rude
siiocks Inevitable ia makr known to the other sex
those ailments belonging exclusively 70 tha te-
male.
Except in extreme cases, her sensitiveness viii sac
rifcc her health rather than her delieaey.
The consequences serious, iamentabie, and
lifelong.
Thus what at first could have been easily reIncdicd
perhaps better still incurred, becomes com
piicatOn Of diseases, rot only running the health OF
the mother, aud enbittering her days by sickness
and suffering bs entaling broken constitutions up
on her children, and embarrassing, not distressing
the business and paeunaiy prospects OF the husband
Let avery sensible woman
TdAE W4RNKSG ~ TINE.
Gas thousands have nonc) by the bitter experience
aud sijiftfing5 OF others OF the dreadful cosequen
css she entails upon herself and those endeared to
her. by her ignorance OF the sn,le t and llanest
rides Of health as connected with the marriage state
the violation of which entails disease. suffering and
misery.
l1w lsany are snri lug from obs tiuetions or irreg
airitjsa PECULIAR to the female system, which under
nine te health the effects Of ) leh they are ign
ant and for which their deiicacy forbids seeking
aferi Calling Of the womb, or from .aoar dbns
aeakneas debility, Se.)! How many in constant
agony Tor many months preceding confinenent!-
How many have diheut. it not dangerous deve-
RES. and slow and uncertain recoveries!
To the question, how are these to be prevented?
what sfiali be done? the answer is simple.
Let every woman ascertain for herself without vio
encc To her decacy the nature and character of the
ailmcnt fto which she a female is subjcct) tn CAL
SEES from which may arise. and the proper reaeois
for its cure and future prevention.
This she can Dolby possessing Il little volume (al-
ready possessed by thousands1 which tells her what
is the matter, and tells her what to do for it, in sim
pie but ehastc words. and such as she can under
: tand
III
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PUBLIC SALE.

HAylNG sold my plantation on South River.
III will on Tuesday the llth of September, offer
at Public Sale, credit Of II months the follow
ing property, viz. One fine riding mare yearlmg
which have young calves. and are good mixers, 81
head young cattle frow 10 years old, in good or
dcr 80 head of Hogs; good road Wagon; one plan
80 acres of first rate Corn, will be divided into two
lots and sold, the purchaser having the privilege of
gathering it either by cutting UP the Corn and ia
king all, pulling off the ears, as they may prefer,
and about IL acre potatoes. At the same time and
place, will sell all my Household and Kitchen fur
niture, consisting of Side Board, Table, Bureaus
l}edstcad, Chairs. Cooking Stove, Pots, Ovens,
Wash tubs, &e. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
S. :. ABNEY.
Aun. Is lSah-Snnctatnr CcnN.-tds.
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DISSOLVED.

TIME copartnership heretofore existing in the
i Wagon Making business, between Michael Nc
Alear and John Il. Smith, is this day dissolved by
mutual conesnt of the parties.
hands Of Michael McAlear for collection and settle
m.nt MICHAEL McALEAR,
JOHN II. SMITH.
Staunton, Sept. !, ls55.-True American copy 1t.
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Valuable Ea:ata for Sale.

DY virtue Of decree of the Cirepit Court of
ID Augusta county, rendered ON the 9th day Of
June, ls55 in the ease OF Mary i. Johnston, Wild
ow, &C., us. Elizabeth N Johnston, &c. Will ON
.Saturdayhe 6h day Of October, 1855, on the preni
SEES, proceed to sell at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, the very Valuable Tract Of Land in the
bill and proceedings mentioned. containing 2l2
Acres. rescrving IA of an upon which there is
a grave yard. This tract of land is the one upon
which William Johnston resided in his life time,
and is situated in the immediate vicinity of Mt.
Sidney. ad joining the lands of Jonathan Sheets
john Crawford and others. About l25 Acres are
cleared and in good state of cultration--the re
mnindcr well tmbered with pine and oak. The
improvements in good condition and consist ola
large FRAME HOUSE, Barn, Stable, Spring -honss
&c.
There are two excellent Springs upon the Farm,
a good Orchard. and fencing in good repair.
TER NS--Une-t third Of the purchase money in
hand and the balance in three equal annual install
ments. the purchaser giving bond with z, cd per
sona security for the deferred payments, and the
legal title the land to be retained ultimate Sc
curty. HENDERSON NJ BELL,
Aug. Is, lS55.--tds. Coa.'r.