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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

NV yauns friend" saii Buchanan. soon after
wards turning paironizingly 10 Douglas. ..lei me
give you little advice" Thank ypo." instant
IL refnrted D,ugns Selling him by the hand; Il
trpeei Ia chno<e my Constitutional advisers soon.
nu1 am most happy thu. I" receive your accsp-
,ance in advance" ODD Buck" was 30 confu -ed
sy fi. turn ia the conversation that he forgot
the r,ffffei .iviee altogether.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

\ E'crtaned rs .c,t h.-W hat lady gentleman would
labor the disagrceabe brea when using
DOWDENS DENTAL. FLUID it will only rem It.
the teeth white alabaser prevent
ache and preserve them decay Recommended by
lists aud physicians everywhere
Beautiful Complexion may be atlaaed by its 1t
pmpos freckes renders the soft and be
fall npartiuga rich huc the greatest
known being all injurious 30
For sale by STkOTHER Il WHITEHEAD
pu1I wi
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For Rhcumn tism.fIundredso fcases of this conn plant
have been cured by Dr. virgins ScroInous Ano,c We
have at least TWO hunIed TESTING mails OF tho positive
kud where the patients. many had up t
months and whose inbs had distorted in thu,
frightfu whose has speed
lily effected Do suffer from day while The remedy
hand This is worth all the
was ludcd TO the public IT only the pain, bu
the time the pain The Whole circulating
ids OF the eeansed by this Invaluable vegetable pre-
paar ad restored perfect heath equally eacous
with rheumatism as with scr1ula lung complaints No
greasy dsagreeabe external application necessary
Fuii directions will be found On the See advertise
Inns ID On,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

frOi. abe tsrHtb Oa the W cafhrr.-lrof DE GIah
all sufferers the effects the incement weather
lately to o and procure hottie of his pleasant Electric OH
II like gle. Price % 80 and 81 per bottle.
Prof DeGrah feels to be his duty himself and the
public TO state explicitly that the article offered for sale
Mrs Anna l., smith called in her advertisements Doctor
smith, A. n Smith, Chemist, Sc, Sc is not DO Grah's
Electric OIL
Mrs Smiths precnsons TO knowledge of tue preparations
Of this celebrated remedy from hrr with
Gaiuta Smith, formerly engaged with Prot DE Grath
keeping the books and spoudcnce Of DE Grat Co
but never instructed IN thu manufacture OF the medicine
These parties have neither the right the ability
De Graths Electric OIL and imitation of produce,
the wonderful effects of the original prepared by Fro
Grsth himself M his old and we known establishment NJ
80 South Eeight street, below 49, csnut, Philadelphia
o. Druggists will address orders . him alone
sale by DR. J. H. sEAN and all Druggists
the L. =. may Ia Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
nronchi,i. aud Cough Gnred.-posroy, 4

bronchitis aud Cough G"red.-BosTeE August
l. --Ncssrs : w. Fowc d Co--Geutrmen. Having been
troubled fer considerable time with bad Cough
ehi affection nj eed to try bottle Of DR. MIsrARs
BALKAN OF WILD ChkRhf, which am happy
rem we'd the difficulty deem tut justice say
fr the benefit OF those WHO may be Similarly afflicted
GEORGE II DAVIS,
Firm OF Halcrt
Piano Forte Manntav
hereby certify that I'm personally acquainted Geo.
II DAVIS, Esq, and the fullest
statement ii q. BAkROWS Practising Physician
u stun. Aug Is
None genuine uule siPntd BUTTS N the wrapper
SETH ". FoWLE Il CO, 1873 Washington Street, Bos
ton Propriotars. Sold by TIT agents everywhere.
For SIDE by j. II THOMPSON co. aud J II. SEAY.
u d Nr.itaMsIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

q sure Cure for Feion.-Whcn the soreness first
when far il be reliev cd
entirely cured by holding the finger part afflicted in Perry
Davis Pain Killer for halt hour 1t has been thoroughly
tested and neyerfang remedy n clun Trouble
thing and would advise all troubled to the
remedy.
PtItltY DAVIS PAIN klIIER-The thousands who have
been relieved well the thousands who have the
bounded confidence Perry Ddris Ieadbie Pam h1er will
among special notices this another OF the add
tona evidences of the power Of the application We
humanity. when urge every family possess
themselves of it-Bnfaio Christian Aduocdte
Sold by all dealers IN family medicine.
0 .ilts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

l.ra~~-~vervfrsrrd - t's-rs i-srsf =ar' H. '~''
tution. and strong enough To- et,nc"i.
or that will be found ample to protect and per
nefns,e both
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

HAWPDEN SIDNEY COELEt.E-fhc pub
lie anniversary OF the UuioH Society will be held
Tuesday the cath OF June lo56 AT o'clock, A. NJ
Junior Oraons viii be delivered W c. Fled Culpep
and James l. Dnw ,idio, of Campbell
John Morton o Cnmb, raud will the
rians Medal 10 A j Bonduralt. Buckingham. ale
dicnry Address viii then be niv by A j. Bondnrant
Pres ntaton ot Diplomas 10y Rev G II Read of Richmond
The annual address before the Union Society, oly.
cred on Wednesday the 25th at O'clock NJ The Rrure.
tive for the present year Rev. O. IL Read of Rich
mond BLACKBURN HUGHES
A. IL. TODD , Committee
DkuRY LACY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

LYSCHBURG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CORRECTED TyIRY TuFSDAf AND SATURDAY ~
A. u. RCCKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Conn i--ion Merchant.
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LYNCHBGRG VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

trnst.-1he Ladies' OF the LIST Presbyterian Church
Will hold Feast IN the Warwick House. Tuesday y7
commencing nj o'clock Tho public invited attend
may a ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

The LITTLE GIANT AND OLD BUCK A Wash
ingtoh correspondent of a New York paper is
responsible for the following:
good story is told Of Douglas and Buchanan
douglas was sitting in private parlor,at Guys
National Hotel the other night. talking with
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
naLcr'. ssrcmium Bi,,cr-.-Messrs. Edit

s"tCNiIWns Hb1iCF~.-NOssrs. EdItOTs. Please
give this place in for the benefit II others
have been suffering with Dyspepsia FIR the Last 10
years thing scarcely seemed 10 remain
that drank had used ythng that could be
but to purpose employed able physicians
cut instead Of giving rcIut, continue
Some friend seeing dee lining situation pm
the only resort BtkfHs PRtMIUM BIZ
without fath sent and bottle aud used which
gave Slight improvement then and four more,
the hse bottles have been entirely
enjoy Thing that may think proper eat without
unoas5 from In feel like
been for the last years think Bakers
be overrated IN DyspeJsa and
rous diseases, as family medicine 1t has no rival
Iums THOS. j. MARLBOROUGH
Every family should keep few bottles e hand.
Price 30 =, per boitie.
b MeSsrs. sirother Whitehead and Siahler
Jones Lyuc,out Isl aud by Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

The Greek Government has contributed beau
iii al stone. taken from the rims of the Parthenon
for the Washington Monument The inscription
upon the stone, in the modern Greek language,
sas follows: "To George Wa>hingtonthe illus
trous General, the President, the Citizen who
gua'drd new found liberty 'by law. the land of
Scion, of fhemstocles and of Prlicles. the moth
err of ancient liberty, presents this ancient stone
as pledge of her esteem and admiration"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

Fever ana Aguc-An lntnlib,c sare.-Wc defy
the world 10 produce medicine which docs contain
Qunine Bark fscne Mercury any deadly
pound this disease cecuay Ca
Spanish Mixture. bale it conatr of the above dan
articles in relieving and curing
ieh be approached by
separately combination II acts specifically the Liver
Pnrihcs Blood the Of the skin and
cxpcl the the SEEDS of
renaus IMMORAL Drugs, clog final
~ destroys the constitution
See the OF Mr. Lonsi"n Of Virginia: lie had Chil,s
twice day years moth ing would relieve him until he
Carriers Spanish Mixture only three bottles which
fecuay him health, nor has he had
disease may l5hlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

IA CLoPIoN DIVISION, No 70 SONS Temperance
nereby notified attend meeting the Order Mon
day. evening May GOTH Importance will
come before the Division. by order Division
JAMES - CREASEY
may colt Recording scribe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

LEE 1NSi RANCID MUTUAL BENht 4.
=, - toMPANY,-CapitaJ January sto lo36, s2-'l, .
81 !. sons III Lynchbnrg obtain expanatof! nm
IltOMfsUN Drugpsts
~ " m > Nor is Medical Adviser.
lite. = 10y ~ " - f'
he dividends made annually and after the fourti
1919, wed III part payne MT of the premiums. 4,
4, ne company commenced business in April le4o "u
uNldsls have averaged nne-thfd the premiums
nus Aa@lig the cost very low. When policy Is ma"
"e 'e'lh 81 ME ifthe annual premium amounts to so
''MHt interest at per cent may be given for haf -, 4
~" company affords more advaHtagosor better sctu'if
W KNOWLES.
may 23ts Agent at R,chuio"4
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'TMHEE VALUABLE HOUSES and Io,.

1876 AND 1885.
= fill ONW a u and G'PWARD.-y find h,
- experience that the prcttiest
at low prices and small its theh. all
store the largest assortment Of READY MADE OTUING
that have had the pleasure ring 10 the patrons
house and just suit the pockets If all VII
choose To give call. Ny Merchant Ta ihg dcparp
is stocked with ali that is desirable in style quality OF IT.,
Cassmeres and Vestngs Mr.. john WHITE Cutirr nc.
fails to give good dts and workmen If having no 81
periors in the State. Please give call
TIIOS. W. RDYSTON
may odds - Sycamore Street pcfor.Lnr.
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NVNV nc cO-partncr.hip hcrciO1oIr f1-
~ sting between the undersigned and s. Duquid unier
January last. -
ne nusless vii hereafter he carried rsn'
nha'r lit firm aud style of ID. p. A. DlIGUID at hh
old stand of Diugud & Sons
Az persons having claims against the firm s. DiuFud
cons VIII present them those
accounts VIII please come forward mud pay mp
DAVID r. DltGUll'
GEORGE A DIt CLlD
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-01
Democratic Meeting in Moore.

At meeting of largo portion of the democra.
is of Moore, held in Carthage on the 10th Feb'y,
1856, it being Tuesday of the Superior Court on
motion of Col. John Morrison, DR.. John Shaw was
appointed Chairman, and John B. Black and o. A.
Burgess were requested to act as Secretaries. The
object of the meeting having been explained by the
chairman, ..e.t %. e...,r-fa
On motion of A. R. Black, a committee of six
were appointed by the chairman to draft resolutions
expressive of the sentiments of the meeting. The
chairman appointed the following gentlemen said
committee. viz: A. R. Black, Col John Morrison.
Malcolm M. Blue, Amos Jessup, Daniel Mcdonald
and VIM. D. Harrington, who having retired for a
short time reported through their chairman, A. R.
Black, the following resolutions which were unani-
mously adopted: .-.l..,ss s, 49, : H{,f.
Rssoloed, That we approve Of holding Demo-
cratic State Convention in the city Of Raleigh on
the 18th Of April, a. designated BY the Democratic
Central Committee. rsi sss3 ss.ssz q ~
Rsso1osd, That the President Of this meeting APP
point SO delegates to represent Moore county in said
Convention. 81 -, -. ~ 81: s:
Resoloed, That whilst No MI cheerfhly support.
the nominee Of the Convention forsGovernnr, pro.,
yided he i democrat tried and 10 the prin-
ciples Of Ssates' rights and ire suffrage ~ would
prefer second Ain6ttp fal8 1ro0AS I6dis 76iaf r:
iant tadard- bs6xsf his ezeenency. ThouasHfs
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~ u 3 Aess
81 g iliis 90 s. iih ~ His
osiat.ss las e. 81 abov5 athe fiac5 of OF
sfisp1 hite.sSs set nth = his We the
Senate and House Of Representatives, his Kansas
message, and his proclamation of the 18th inst and
we vouch, that the man who reads these documents
he is not Of the number of those who having eyes
will not see, ears but will not hear and the capacity
for understanding but will not perceive the truth,
will rise from their perusal convinced that franklin
Pierce Is true patriot and that the Constitution
and laws of his country, and not party dctations,
are his political text books In view Of these facts
and the present excited condition of the country
we feel hesitation in saying that 1t would be ha-
zardous to attempt change In the executive de-
our delegates to the State Convention to give their
support only to delegates to the National Conven-
ton who will 20 there pledged to do their utmost to
secure the denomination Of Franklin Pierce for the
Presidency. We also proclaim that Hon. James G.
Dobbn is our first choice for the Vice-Presidency
Resoloed That our delegates are further instruct
ed to confer with other delegates from the counties
composing this District, for the purpose of recon-
mendng suitable delegates to represent said District
in the National Convention.
During the absence of the committee the meet
ing was addressed by COL Jas. L. Gaines, of Mont
gomery county, in clear and forcible manner. AT.
ter the reading of the resolutions j. j. jackson, of
Chatham, A. R. Black and j. R. Mcintosh, each
addressed the meeting for short time, with that
spirit that breathes forth true patriotism and love
for our country.
In compliance with the I'd resolution, the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed, to-wit: Col. John
Morrison, A. R. Black, DR.. H. Lum, Geo. w. Foshee,
W. D. Harrington, A. R. Wadsworth, VIM. Bar
rett James Lett John Shepherd, Thos. Harrington.
R. A. Stuart D. NJ Mcintosh, James Riddle, John
MCNEIL, John Mcdonald, j. R. Mcintosh, Arch'd
Ray, A. NJ Blue, Alex. Munroe, j. D. Patterson,
Kenneth Matheson Arch'd Currie John Munroe
Robt Melton, Alex. Leach, R. w. Collision, j. L.
Seawel John j. Alston VIM Martin, Col. A. A.
F. Seawell, A. H. Mcneil and Hugh Mcdonald.
On notion the Chairman and Secretaries were adj
ded to the list of delegates.
On motion of A. r. Black, the proceedings of
the meeting were ordered to be published in the
North Carolinian. The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN SHAW, Charm.
O. 5e4 a. B Br Bsass' Secretaries.
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NORTH CAROLINA,

NVhId CAhOLINA.
~ -, From July /, 1856, to June 80, 1889.
1888 From Clinton, sampson county to &eo,o. D.,
insons, "A miles and back, week. N00'
a. Leave Clinton Monday at am;
Arrive at Robihson's same day fylsm.
Leave Robinson's Monday at pm:
Arrive at Clinton same day by 6pm
$3.50 From Eagle Rock to Earpsboro'. 8 miles .,s,.
Leave Eagle Rock Monday 1t am;
Arrive at Earpsboro' same day by Ii am;
Arrive at Eagle Rock same day by 3pm
$40 From Golsboro to Jericho Is miles and back oD,.
Leave Goldsboro, Monday at 7sm;
Arrive at Jericho same day by IL m:
Leave Jericho Monday ut pm;
Arrce at GOldsboro' same day BY 6pm
SS4l From Hendersonville, BY James Dawson Big vii.
1Sn Asiss1 h;,. on O.. Grab
pu%pkintown, S. c. 80 miles and back once a
Leave Hendersonville Tuesday at Sam.
Arrive at Pumpkintown same day by n m.
Leave Pnmpkintown Wednesday at 6 a m:
Arrive OF HendersOnville same day by nm
5s42 From Hookerstown, by Snow Hill to Kipston o,
miles and back, once week. "
Leave Ho0kerstown Saturday at pm:
Arrive at kinstOn same day by D m:
Leave kinstOn SATURDAY. at m:
xo.. arrive Ar, n At Aooksrstown same day BY lam
Bidders will state distance, and propose schadu,.
OF departures aud arrivals
Ss4 From Newton BY the Sulphur Springs Leno
Leave Newton Tuesday at Tam;
Arrive at Lenoir same day by 7 pm:
Leave LenOr Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Newton same dav by INN
5S45 From Shelby, by Mulls Store 10 Morpantown AZ
miles and back, once a week
Leave Shelby Monday at am;
Arrive at M"rganown next day by lam;
Leave Morgsnlown Tuesday at 81 pm;
Arrive at Shelby next day BY pm
5S46 From Silrs Greek by Hares Store to Lisburn 40
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Stills Greek Wednesday at Sam;
Arrive at l. sburn sam. day by pm;
Leave Lisburn Thursday at . m: 20
Arrive at Siii's Greek same day by nm
For particulars to conditions TO be Incorporated in the
contracts bidders pamphlet adrersement for con-
veying the mails in Virginia. North Carolina South Caro-
lima, Georgia, and Florida dated January l2th 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL
Postmaster General.
req. ~, lo'o 1l13-4wt,
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Feb. 90, 1856.
Life Preserving Patent swineIetree.

11AHC OWIU816tf60e
NVHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PUKCHASED THE
sole right to make and sell these Swingletrees in the
counties of Wake Johnston, Chatham, Orange Franklin
Warren and Nash would respectfully inform the public
that they will attend the Courts in the above with
By this Swingleree hor G, or more horses can
be detached m vehicle when at full speed with perfect
safety to the vehicle and those it, 1t simple and easy
50 that any boy ten years old avail himself its
No such protection has before been invented against
riding vehicle ought have one attached 10 it. Its cheap
safe and certain protection against danger 1t be al.
tached to old or vehicles. - $50
~ Notice is hereby given, that any infringement on
this Patent imitation, attempt to make BY
any modification, this Patent Swngfctrec in any the
counties above enumerated the persons 80 often.
ding will be prosecuted to the full extent Of the law in the
U. S. Courts at Washington. 5..sts-..-.-.7 = -
PIP. WILLIAMS l. co.
Raleigh, Feb. ~, 1885, -ss 27-6m
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UNITED STATES, NAIL.

Posr OFFICE DEpARrxrxr
DROPOsALS FOR CONVEYING THH E y sr 1895:
the United States; from July l. 1885, to June a. 3 VI
in the State of NORTH CAROLINA will be rece;voJ 1879
Contract Office of this Department until g. IF 'ee
l4th next to be decided BY the 7th May following april
routes and in the time herein specified e' VI The
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very feeble flung out BY writer for the n
York Herald scarcely be considered "seriOus"
cepon to the universally Of the freedom from al
luded IN
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GREAT BARGAINS IN MERcHAN,pIRzEs

GREAT BARGAINS IN MERcHANDIzE.
~ In consequence of The death Of Mr. Joseph "
Rouhac becomes necessary TO close his Mercantile bes
ness in this City as Il BE- 10 order to enee.
speedy sales the ends Of the dccesed and the public s
and that the prces will be put down. for cash. 70 about
cost and charges upon e Tho stock i y e. N
fair erinsembraeing Fancy Dry GDods, Ladies Article
Mourning Goods Carpets Hardware and The best fa% a.!t
Grocerics The business will be conducted BY Mr. ADsr
B. Simmons and much inssibe, win b. attended :"
on behalf Of tho family, b. the snbscsiber, ,,rr,r
zss5s 9Sss.ssaxE THOMAS RUFFlN:
Rsle;oh Ecb 9th 1A5s 20 v? 81 8. s 92--tE
g GRIFFIN DARMES,
SASH, BLIND ANHaD NANTfACTORY,
Wood TnSniag in n its 13sanehes,
BY Ma. laa aaa AZ eerasx Gsrok sed lsips Streets g
Z NORFOLK YAsgss &
Cerpeqterssnd paildes from the Country and ncighbor
jig Towns will thsir Interest 70 e.. before PIs
;. s. 4 MS IS: g; s.s 9.
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At this Season of the Year mo Medicine il
more necessary than DOwdenss virginia
Bitters, the Great Southern Tonic.

DREPARED FROM TIE EI PREsGRIP PEnlS' Of A
II celebrated Southern physician. The great tonic and
stimulating power of this medicine eradicatiug all mpu
rites Of the system, all who would enjoy health and ward
off Diarrhea, Bilious Yellow Fever or Fever and Ague
during the coming spring and summer, should them
To the consumpve or those Inclined they invalua
the constitution. For Dyspepsia they pleasant and
never-failing remedy. Thousands have been eectuny
cured while oil other remedies have failed Price so cents
Six bottles So 50. ~
For sale by Williams Haywood and P. F. Pescud Raj
eigh, n Co.; Rosser Rves, Petersburg and Geo. Dow.
den, Richmond, Va ss-
Feb. 90, 1855. 81
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NOTICE.-TuE SUBSCRIBER OBTAINED AID.
IL M1NlSTRATION Of the estate of the late Joseph B.
G. Roulhac at February term 1885, of Wake County Court
make immediate settlement and payment, and requires all
those having claims against the estate to present them
within the time limited by law. IN the abs of the sub
scriber Mr. Albert Simmons is authorized to make settle
ments He will found at the store lately occupied by
the Decd where the books will be kept The subscriber
will also rent until the 10th of November next the front
room over the store occupied by Dr. B. Haywood,
Apothecary Shop and the two in the Office the
northeast corner of Mrs. Ronhac's lot. ..s
THOMAS RUFFIN, Admir-.
Feb. %, 1856. #.. Z-tf
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"ANTED.-A FILE OF THE N. c. STANDARD
from its foundation to November 1919. Also, the
Journals of the Senate and House of Commons of North
Carolina for 3s 8S, 40, Al, "A, AS 4S, a. 80 and ST.
Apply at the Standard Office -
Feb. 90. 1856 sf77FF.s ASes 27-E
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EOR SALE.-THREE FOURTHS OF THE CELE-
- DRAFTED Mills, known Boylan's Mills, being i've
mills South of Raleigh There is Saw-m in good repair.
capable of saving 5000 feet Of lumber per day The Gs
mill is fine manufacturing mill with excellent Bars and
Corn mill not to be surpassed.
Also three fourhs Of eighteen hundred and fortyght
acres Of good Turpentne lands with boxes cut and
worked one year, around the mills; log wagon; one
lumber wagon and gear, and four wellbroke mules s
young.
Feb. 20, 1866. .tss...s .SsI| Gift