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PHILADELPHIA, April 18th, 1856.

PHILADELPHIA, April 12th 1885,
The Standards Editorial Of the I'd of April under the
head of State Convention has been copied Nation
al Evening Argus of this City, applicable, truth
and to the Democracy OF the Union well of
ncture looked to with deep anxiety Northern De-
mocracy who, throwing aside all considerations,
preparing to do battle the death in defence the con-
suonal rights Of the Southern States. In the North it is
struggle to maintain and advance those sacred principles of
civil and religious liberty left their guardianship by
fathers of the Republic In the South all that and more
it fight for their existence independent sovereign
States for defeated in the forthcoming Presidential
test they either submit to the thraom of the North
fanatics leave the Unon-for no true Southern man
will submit to hold his property and liberty by the
ference of the Know Nothngs their abolition allies
honest and conscientious portion Of the Southern Wings
will sink all minor differences, and rally around the Demo-
cratic banner victory is only certain permanent
rules the House of Representatives will again dis
the legislative halls oCongess Held together by
and they viii sink from public view until history tears OMEN
their oahsome sepuchre and holds them
detestaton Of postery.
Of course it is not to be expected that those fouhrate
who pushed themselves into notorety by the
thing movement, will obey the call Of patriotism when
sunny South rallies her for the last bat
te Their insane hatred Of Democratic principles compe
them, Like the fallen Archangc to prefer ruling hell
They are the muzzed bondmen othe Northern couderacv
and obey the bchests oheir merces masters
Let those Southern who between their duty
following resolution which adopted meeting of
the Democrats of the Seventh Ward Of this City, and hcn
essions Of the called American party whose platform Of
principles like the call game Of thmble rig, appears and
disappears suits the Of the dishoaes,
Resosped That the black Republican party, their
famous and atrocous conduct towards the Southern Of
our beloved Union receives justly deserves unqua
flied condemnation: and likewise pledge ourselves to make
warfare upon it, until shall have consigned it to the same
grave with its Know Nothing ally"
The clear headed and patriotic the South cannot be
deceived by the hollow professions Of aposate liberals
who their fierce assaults upon the liberty Of conscience
forgot what was due to Christian community what
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T III e M A Il X e r s.
OBSERVER.
PETERSBURG MARKET,

PETERSBURG MARKET.
TTSkr RR s9s TEE STANDARD By
Grocers and Commission Merchants 40 ls9 Sycamore s
PErERsBURc, April ls, 1856.
TOBACCo-The receipts the past few days have con-
full Since the first of the week have decline
common Lags Of 2@ss cents and decline from esq
prices. AS the season advances planters will do we'll to
put up their tobacco in good safe order Shipping Lugs
and unsettled EARLY the week sales Of prime Red and
after which prices gave way and buyers were not disposed
to purchase unless at decline of IQ6 cents Yesterday
and to-day there has been but little purchasers pre-
1errng to hold OH until steamers advces now overue
are received and in absence of Gales omit quotations
The receipts for the week per railroad have fallen Of as
considerably reduced.
COTTON-We have to note fair business doing at an
advance of S94 cent on last weeks quotations. with
sales Of prime at 10 Holders firm and for prime
parcels in store some demand loI cents The receipts
to the demand The demand is mostly for shppnr manu-
hour of our report for prime closed r though grades
under prime there is less activity.
demand fair with sales making at 70 prime
have no sales to note The stock in the hands Of
facturers is very light.
MEALThe demand for this ARTICLES light for Cou ntry
and sales have been mostly in retail way at 7O@72 cents
FIsH-No Maekerel have advanced, and we note sales
at 61acents No. Cut Herrings scarce at IS for old
FLOUR continues dull and depressed with heavy re-
eePts for the week We quote Superfne ss@ss11 Extra
se@s91z; Family sloz@sll Buyers purchase sparngly,
anticipating further decline.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
- WILMINGTON, April 2, 1885,
TURPENTINE.-No change in prices. Further sales
dip and 81 s. q 81 40 for hard n $50 fbs This morning
l,75O bbls. were taken at same figures.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-sale yesterday of only one
small parcel GO bbs) at So gallon-a decline of
cent. No sales to-day.
ROSIN-ln Common notice sales yesterday afternoon
of 240o bbls 81 20 for medium and 81 Is for large bbs
Nothing done this morning
TAR-No change in price, and market firm. Further
sales yesterday of 800 bills at 81 25 Dbl. This morning
III do. went at same price,
CORN-A cargo Of 1920 bushels received since yeser.
days report, but not sold.
EMPTY BARRELS-Saes yesterday of 1928, second
hand Spirits Turpenme barrels at 81 SO each 90 days
.IOurnnl
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.--W


STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-WAKE
- COUNTY.-Willinm G. Hill, Trustee and others vs
Mariana Hill and others.-Petltion to sell land.
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term 1885, the
Court of Equity for Wake county, in the above entitled
cause.-The undersigned Clerk and Master will proceed to
SELL at the Court House door in the of Peterborough
the Tuesday of May County Court being the 18th day
of May the land in the peadings mentioned as living in
Chatham county, to wit:
certain tract parcel of land situate lying and being
in Chatham county, about a mile from Deep River and
Dry Creek adjoining the lands of Joseph Brantey Drake
Wicker and containing nine hundred and seventy
six The said land is all well timbered with long
leaf pine, and very valuable that account.
The undersigned will also sell the Court House door
in the City Of Raleigh, the Monday of May County
Court-beng the 18th day Of May the lands in the plead
ings mentioned as lying aud being in Wake county wit
drcd less adjoining the lands Of JOS Peace
the he of James Speght and others Steep Hill creek
formerly owned by Charles Hinton.
twelve months for the residue of the purchase money
ing interest from date of SALE will be given to purchasers
giving bond and approved suretes Five per of pur
ED. G. HAYWOOD c. MI
Equity Office, April 14th, 1886. ats.
NEW VOLUMES OF THE FOUR GREAT BRIT
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the other Reviews aud Blackwood for January, 1855
IS year. Blackwood and one Reviewer any two Re.
views, S.. The four Reviews and Blackwood $40 Four
copies to address, $50.
Postage (Which should be paid quarterly in advance) ON
the Reviews and Backwood to any Post Office I'M the
United States only 80 cents year: namely, IA cents
year on each Review, and q cents year Biackwood
Address, l. SCOTT CO., Publishers,
81 Gold Street. corner of Fulton, N. Y.
at.
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MARRIED.

By the Rev. P. J. Carraway, the 81 inst Dr. John
r. Thompson, of Smithfeld n c. to Miss EVELYN NJ
Richardson, daughter Of Mr. Redden Richardson OF John
ston County, NC.
In Franklin County, the 18th ofMarch by VIM. Stone
Esq. Mr.. Irwin Wilder, of Nash County, Miss Deana
Gay, daughter of Sherwood Gay.
In Daricn, Conn., Wednesday evening, the 10th ut :,
BY Rev Mr.. Corning G. NJ. Lea, of Alamance Co., n c. to
Miss Holmes of Darien.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET,

FAYETTEVILLE, April II, 1886.
BACON is in good demand. The supply of CORN is
good and prices lower-we quote at cents COTTON
has improved in good at % for best grades
The market us we'll supplied with FLOUR and prices are
lower stock in Warehouse large and increasing quote
Family at Superat ST. Moasse declined in price
and is selling at 81 4 cts per gallon.
SPIRITS TURPFNTINE 80 cents per. gallon RAW do.
81 to 81 so per Dbl. Car
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CONFIRMATION OF THE PRINCESS RoYALAThe Prin-
cess Royal OF England was confirmed in the Royal
Chapel at Windsor, on the Goth ut, in the presence
OF great array OF dignitaries. She will be married
next
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PEACE CONCLUDED !

THO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS-I HAVE JUST
received my Spring and Summer Stock of CLOTH
ING which made to order ut of the best honses in
New York We have everything that is kept in Clothing
Establishment. We call upon all who Good Cloth
ing and Good Fits to give call before purchasing
where My terms cash, and my Goods will be sold
very cheap and mistake. Gail and examine your.
TO ALL WHO HAVE BoYsHff have the best assert.
ment of Boys Clothing that has been in this
Market cheap for cash. and mistake Call soon and be
T. 4. MITCHELL.
April 14th, 1856
Register and Age At weekly.
DAINT YOUR HOUSE TOP3-A LARGE
Il supply of North Carolina Black Lead ground in OIL
superior for roof painting in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
SANDPAPER.-3OR EAMS Of superior Flint Sand
- paper to which call the attention of Cabinet and
Coach Makcrs-for sale very low by the Ream.
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
flushing TACKLE.-A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Hooks and Lines consisting Of Limerick, Trout Kir-
by Sockdolage improved gravitation Hooks
and Cotton, Linen and Grass Lnesust received at the
Drug Store of WILLIAMS l. HAYWOOD. :.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.-THE EXAM
" nation of the young ladies of this Institution will com.
mence Tuesday, the 9th Of May and close the Thursday
following The Hon. John Kerr will deliver the annual
address before the Literary Society. 81.
- By order Of the Board,
800 7, T. GRANDY, ssey
April IA, 1856. 49, . a.'-E- A2-sS7M.
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VIRGINIA FINANcEs.-The revenue of Virginia, un-
oer the new tax bill, will amount according to some
aooptes to 0o0 according to others S..
furnish supply for other purposes.
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ATTENTION 'INDEPENDENT GUARDS"
AK YOU ARE COMMANDED TO MEET AT THE
wv COURT HOUSE THURSDAY, the 18th inst
~ at o'clock. armed and equipped according to
law, in Winter Uniform
By order of the Captain,
j. C. S. LUMSDEN O. s.
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We learn that the annual address, before the two
Literary Societies of Wake Forest College will be
delivered by B. F. Moore, Esq, of Raleigh, on We'd
nesday, 18th of June, and the Sermon before the
graduating Class by Rev. E. T. Winkler, of Charles
ton S. c., in the evening of the same day.
VII Journal
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DIED.
At his residence in Beaufort county, the 18th of Jan
uary last, Mr. Caswell Oden, aged Al years.
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DEMOCRATIC VIcToRY.-The Democrats of Annap-
ols, ma. on Monday last elected Richard Swami,
White, the American candidate. The Americans
elected their candidate last Spring by 11s majority
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TENNESSEE BANKs-A despatch in the Louisville
Journal dated Nashville April 8, says:
agricultural Bank of Tennessee thrown out to-
day by all the banks. Notes of the Shelbvville
Bank, refused at the counter of the State Bank"
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HAw RIVER HoUsE.-We congratulate travellers
on the N. G. Railroad on the assurance of a good
breakfast at the above house, lately erected by Gen.
Trongcr. 1t lisa very large and elegant house, and
when completed. will be furnished with all the con-
Venences of first class hotels Among other things,
every room will be supplied with excellent water,
according to the very latest improvements. To
those who know Gen. T., his enterprise and indus
try it will be useless to say he will do things up
right.
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A list of letters remain
Raleigh. which cannot be
Miss Lizzie w. Fitch,
Sion Williams,
John Kimberly,
G. Dunbar,
G: W. Adams,
Mack Taylor,
William B. William,
D. B. Wilder,
George R. Honrine,
Mrs. Jno. w. Albritson,
Hon. Frederick Nash,
April Ia, 1856.
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For the Standard.
ng in the Post Office at
orwarded until prepaid.
Valparaiso, S. America.
Spring Hill, Alabama.
Nashville, Tenn.
Lexington, Miss.
Petersburg, Va.
Richmond, Va.
Warrenton, N. c.
Greensboro, N. C.
Fayetteville, s.
Hartford, /"
Hillsborough, /" -
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Such is candidate, Willard Fillmore-sound in body
mind and politics. and such, he is away towards
Jerusalem, enjoying himself. ITIz Herald.
The Herald says nothing about Mr. Fillmore hav-
ing been at Rome "hobnobbing with the Pope"
and dancing attendance on Popish ceremonies.
Mr. Fillmore, it seems, instead of moving towards
the White House in Washington is journeying "to-
wards Jerusalem" We predict that he will either
decline the nomination "tarry at Jericho" for
many days, making Sans" heart C) sick with
"hope deferred"
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DAINT YOUR HOUSE TOP3.-A LARGE
supply of Nortll-Carolina Black Lead ground in OIL
superior for roof painting, in store and for by
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09
TWO VALUABLE
Red River Plantations at Public.
ET r. e, 81 u

pY virtue, and in pursuance of the Order OF the
ID Probate Court. in and ior the county OF i.aia-
yette, in the State OF Arkansas Will proceed to
sell at Public Auction, at the Courthouse door
in the town of LEwisviLI-E- III tie county OF La
iayette ia the State ci Arkansas on 3f0s,daY fhe
2ls' day of January. in the year a d. 1886. be-
tween the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ. anl O'Clock
p. NJ. OF said day. the PLANTATIONS owned
and Possessed by the late Robert Hamilton al the
time OF his death situated in Lost Prairie and
Little Prairie. in the county of Lafayette. in the
State OF Afkarsas,-tbe former containing from
1000 10 1909 acres and the latter from 5J0 500
acres. Said Lands are highly improved and are
regarded as equal II any lands upon Red River
for the production OF COTTON CORN, &c.
n Credit Of f,ceiUe ,,iaafhs from the day oi sale
will De given 10 the purchaser purchasers OF
said snds. upon executing note 10 the under
signed, with good and undou5ted security, bear
ing interest al the rate OF eight per eesa pr
from date until paid
JOHN B. SANDEFUR As Pub.
Admir- with the will annexed.
OF Robert HAMILTON. decd
Lafayette Co, .4rk. Der TO- 1855. 5i-tds
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09
Administrators Sale.

EDURSUANT to an order of the Probate Court
Il OF Hampstead County. | will proceed to sell
TO the highest bidder the Plantation of the late
JouN w, PACP, deed, in Lafayette county. on
|ediseSday the 10th day of January, next. about
300 head OF stock and pork Hogs. about 100 head
OF Cattle and yoke Of well broke Oxen: coo
bushels of Corn; 81 Head Of good Mules, u or )
head OF Goats quantity OF good Fodder.
-fLSO- all the Farming implements on said
plantation. consisting of P.oyvs. Harrows, Hoes
Axes, Wagons and Gearing Tor the same, together
with many other articles too numerous to men
ton, embracing the entire personal property OF the
estate of the said John w Paup. decd
Terms made known at the Sale
JOHN L. BOULDEN, Admir-
de 5oais non OF the estate Of
JOHN w. PAuP, deed.
WIsIi N eton. Dec I9lh 1855 52-3w
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09

A CONVENIENT GUY.-Dr Cotton, the associ-
ate oil DR.. BOynton. showed us an Air Gum YES
teIday which TO us great curiositv Il has
the appearance OF an ordnory cane, though rather
large The upper portion has an air cham ber
and when charged with air by little force punIp D
viii drive fifteen separate shots before re.oading
The lower half o! the forms the barrel ami is
easily loaded with ball. like an ordinary rifle Tb..
piece Is cooked by means of a short wremrh-
B"IletS are driven with such iorce as to pass
through in inch board at every shot. Dr. C. saws
he shoot squirrels from the tops of the highest
trees in the forrest. He made several excellent
shots IN office, hitting cent at distance of
thirty ieet- Portland Stale of Nai1e"
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09
COTTON STATEMENT
TIE LIVER PILLS.

- 05@l ne Liver Pills of Dr. N'Lane were first
used by him exclusively in his own practice So
eiilcaclous We're they in all cases of Liver COM
paint that they became famous. and attracting
the attention OF the medical faculty. passed into
general use They act with great certainty and
regularity; the patient almost Immediately feels
the dispersion of his disease, and is gradually re-
stored to health With some the effect is almost
miraculous, frequently experiencing immediate
relief after having for months resorteG to drugs
and medicines of another description, in vain
Diseases OF the Liver very common in this
country and often irightiul in character
Those who experience any of the prernoIitory
symptoms OF this dangerous and complicated dis
ease should at once procure a box of DR.. NJ
Lanes Pills. and perhaps, thereby, be saved d
word ol misery.
O- Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr.
N'Lane'S Celebrated Liver Pisgs.
and take none else There are other Pills pur-
porting to be Liver Pills, now before TIE public
Dr.. n Lanes Liver Pills. also his Celebrated
Vermifusc, now be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in .he United States and Canada
Sold in Washington, by mitchell & FOSTER
and Dr.. g. p. JErr.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09
Proclamation by the Governor.

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
To tie Slterifs Of the Counties comros-
tag the .Sirth judicial Circuit Of said
Stdfe-GREETING:
WHEREAS. Thomas Hubbard, J Judge OF the
w Sixtl. Judicial Circuit o. the State of Ar
kansas. has made his resignation of said office 10
take effect on or before the 10th day of February
next
Therefore. the SheFiifs of the following named
counties. TO wit: Montgomery. Polk Pike. SEWER
Lafayette, Hampstead. Columbia Union, Ouachta
and Clark. composing said circuit. are hereby
commanded to cause an election to be held in
pursuance OF the Statute in their respective roun-
ties on THURSD.3Y THE 2iIU D9Y OF
J.9NO.3RY NEXT, for the election of Judge
OF said Judicial Circuit to fill the vacancy occa-
sioHej as aforesaid.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand. and caused the seal of said
H.. $ State To be affixed. at Little Rock on the
25ih day o: December. A. ID. 1855.
ELIAS \. CONWAY
By the Governor:
D. B. GREER. Sec'y of State
Dsc. 25th. 1855. tide
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09

A FREE STATE oUT CT Tex x4s-1-We find an
article inthe last Texan, under this caption, with
out note or comment. From this it would be
fair to infer that the editor is in favor of the pro-
lect- Whether he is not, We believe il is seri-
ousiy cOnteEn plated, and o1bt not an attempt
Will be made 10 carry it Out, as sooa rs the party
iavoTIng II feels itself strong enough 10 PROMISE
success We have been tod that he OF ject is TO
divide the State, ard TO coGiine slavery o the
Colorado. or G'.adalupe. and TO pTes eat the i'm
portasIOn Of any more slaves into the Stale Now
this Is matter lOr serious consideration. There
are those who profess be true TO the South that
ridicu;e tie idea of such project being conten-
plated, ta; there IS in Texas party opposed 10
slavery Bat every candid observer OF the signs
OF the times cannot but have seen enough CnTin,
the last few years. TO convince him that TIE tIav
Is not distant when an attempt will be made TO
either divide Texas and make the Western por-
ton ireesOl restrict slavery to certain limits
within the State ana prevent its increase by i'm
PortatIOn- There Is in Texas. particularly the
esteTu part OF it strong alti-sIavery serti-
neGt hut 1t has not sufficient strength to effect
any thing, consequently it remains dormant so
tar as open political action is concerned Bat
othe. wise IT IS not idle Every month adds great
iy to the strength of this sentiment and this in
crease is not speedily checked the day is not dis
tant when Il will Eold the balance OF power If it
does not become the dominant power and 50 soon
as this antIsiavery element is sufficiently strong
to Weld an Influence IN our political affairs many
loud protesting demasogues will be found uniting
with IT. notwithstanding their present professions
IN iavor OF the South and Southern institutions
Some may be 10th to credit the existence of
such sentiment in Texas and Others NAV look
upon tue statement of its existence as mere spec
uiation gotten ap tor political effect. Be it So
We have dOEe what we conceive to be our DUTY
in warning the people OF Texas of the impending
danger OF the hidden mine. Il they will not ia e
warning IN time, the result he upon their oyvn
heads San .4,,tog,; o Herald
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09
Sale OF Sec. rs. TIL. 5. u, :. sye,t.

| y COMPLIANCE with petitions presented to
I me by majority OF the house holders in said
Township, in accordance with law. will offe r
for Sale to the highest bidder at the Court house
door, IN the Town of Washington, Hampstead co.
AFk on Thursday tie l0fh day Of Junuolry, 1856
IN lots OF tracts of Forty acres each. the whole
Of Section l6, IA ToeaSljp IL South, in Rings p
IFcSt.
SAID Lands viii not be sold for u less price than
two dollars per acre.
IernIS-The land VIII be sold on a credit OF FIVE
years with eight Ter cent interest payable semi
annually Ia advance-bonds 18th approY ed secu-
rity viii be required OF the purchasers
DAN'L Z. WILLIAMS. Comm
School Commissioner
OctO6er l0fh 1855. 5l-tdS
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09
"a o { ice.

FTHHE copartnersaip heretofore existing be-
i tween SAMUEL p. McCULLAGH and W Y.
BaowN under the style of McCuIlagh & Brown
was dissolved the 2oth OF June by mutual con-
sent w v Brown having purchased the entire
interest OF S p Me Cullagh is alone authorized to
settle up the business OF the firm
W. V. Brown having connected himself in busi-
ness 18th E 5. Ashby and E. r. Ashby, the
business will he conducted under the name and
style OF ASHBY, BROWN & Co., at the oid
stanr.
E,ifo11 TLln Isf. IS.li q
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09

1000 Prizes in all amounting to .... $50 900
Only 10000 numbers! Tickets S5-Halves 81
50-QUarters 81 2j.
JOHN L. LOGAN, Camden Otaciita co.,
.4rk:ra General .4sent
"Tclets can be obtained of JOHN D. XIII
BELL, Washington, Arks.
.JauuarU I'd. 1856. IL
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09
LOST PRAIRlE. Dec I5.

LOST FRAIKlE, Dec. 70, 1915.
AiEssss. RENFRo & CO.
Genacnen; On the plantation of Dr. Isaac n
Jones', have used one of your cotton GINS this
season, and can testify to its performance being
Uery fine. IL has averaged fully six bales per day,
it also, makes fine sample, and gives no trouble
II has two brushes, one extra for noting.
]. s. JAMES.
Messrs. r. + Co.-Tbe above statement is cor
rect, your Gin has done as well as we conld wish.
ISAAC y. JONES
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-09
SAKE Of Sec. u6. z. no s.. R. "a West.

tn COMPLIANCE with petitions presented TO
me by majority of the house holders in said
Township, IN accordance with law, | will offer
for Sale to the highest bidder at the Courthouse
door, IN the Town OF Washington. Hampstead co.
Ark, on S1tarr'ay The 9tt day Of January. 1856
in ots, or tracts of Forty each. the whole of
Seotion s. ia IJ,cnSaip % South. u Range 2i W.
Said Lands will not De solo ior d less price than
two dollars per acre
IernlS-Thc land will be sold on a credit OF five
years with eight per cent Interest, payable semi
annually in advance-5oniS with approved secu-
rity will be required of the purchasers.
DANL Z. WILLIAMS. Comm
School Commissioners
October 18th, 1855 42-tds.