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How to Improve Cider.

Professor HoRSFoRD, the chemist, has
recently communicated to the Massachu.
setts Horticultural Society recipe for the
improvement and preservation of cider
which he recommends 10 general trial. II
is as follws:
Let the new cider from sour apples
sound and selected fruit is to be preferred
-ierment from one to three weeks. as the
weather is warm or cool. When it has at
tanned TO lively fermentation, add 10 eacl
gallon, according to its acidty from hall
a pound TO two pounds Of white crushed
sugar, and let the whole ferment until il
possesses precisely the taste which is de.
sired should be permanent. In this con.
dition pour out a quart Of the cider and
add for each gallon one quarter of an
ounce of SUI plate of lime, known as an
article of manufacture under the name oI
'auli chloride Of lime Stir the powder
and cider until intimately mixed, and re.
turn the emulsion to the fermenting liquid
Agitate briskly and thoroughalIy for Il
few moments and then let the cider set
tle. The fermentation will cease al once
When, after few days, the cider has be.
came clear, draw off and bottle carefully
or remove the sediment and return to the
original vessel. If loosely corked, o.
kept in a barrel on draught, it will retain
its taste as still cider. If Ifpreserved il
bottles carefully corked, which is better
it will become q sparkling cider, and may
be kept indefinitely long.
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JACKSON STANDARD.

get to mention. Mr.. Burke will under
stand who were his friends, and who were
not. Mr.. Mackley also forgeis to men
ton the fact that Mr.. James was also spo-
ken of in a scurrillous manner in one of
bis artices-called "bull-heaqed," &c,
which article we also-alsa sittihg the
offensive part. While he acsa Rus of
refusing to do Mr.. Martin justice, NJ does
not say one word about doing Mr.. Burke
and Mr.. James great injustice himself
We beg the public not to Judge too harsh
ly of Mr., Mackley, as he is probably inn
PEELED to this course by a sense Of duiyN
We think Mr.. Mackley is the last man
who should accuse others of covering be-
fore opulence and station, when he him
self, was afraid to render justice toa can
didate of his own party.
Lastly, he accuses us Of trying to make
him out liar. We are very sorry to
aver, that his own course leaves no room
to doubt, that he has achieved that unen-
viable position, without any of our aid.
We beg the readers pardon for intrud-
ing our own private affairs upon him to
the exclusion of more important matter
and we would not do it now, but for the
fact, that Nr. Mackley'S former connec-
ton with the Standard entities him to
some claim on the credulity of the public.
But we will offend no more-if we can
helm il.
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A Mormon ExegesIs.

AT Holytown, England, the other Sab.
bath one of the Mormon preachers, dur
ing his discourse, used the expression tba
this was "a wicked and an ad,Iierous gen,
eration.' hfter a short pause he resumed,
saysng Yes, my brethereu and ! viii
prove it, too. Are not youi tea cote, sd,
gar, spices, pickles, presery,s, milk meal
snuff and tobacco adultereedl Nay, al
most every article ofyouraally consump'
tion?" Then, stretching himself up to
his full hight, he with gt'at emphasis ex'
claimed, 'Who, then, till dare to deny
the fact that this is a wicked and an adul'
ferrous geueration?'- = EaglighPaper.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-12-23

BEWhen the late Judge Howell, Of
Rhode Island, was at the bar Mr. Bur-
CESS to play a joke, wrote on the lining
Of his hat, rdcnum cdpWt, (empty head J
The hat circulated about, exciting smile
on every countenence except that of the
owner. who deliberately took ilup andre,
peated the words and well knowing the au
thor, addressed the courtas follows: =
MAY Il please the court, | Task your hon.
or's protection (holding up his hat, for,
Sid he, Il fnd that brother Burgess has
written his name in my hat, and | Aavc
reason to believe he intends to male of
with Il
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81 he,N;; he,,; N, Ns,..,ICC-

FoH FEMALts-rtisa a lamentabIe fact that
so large number OF Females are allisted with
lrregularideg, either pgofuse or suppressed,
which rapidly and suery undermine Is ,eir
health, shorten their lives, and oft times ronder
them unftfor those duties in life for which An
all-wiSe Creator has formed them. This sloteol
things need not exist when DR. VIBRATING
FEMALE REGULATING Pills are so sure to
bring rdlef They are composed OF materials,
harmless to the most debate ceustitution, but
effciept in the highest degree in efadicating that
train OF diseases incident to the sex, originating
from irregularities. They are no Nostfum, but
claim for themselves virtues resulting from the
useof the most valued remedies prescribed by
thy highest medical authority, Aneieptscr Mod
EN- Many Females give way to dosppndency,
Imagining themselves in confirmed decliue,-
40 such We would confidently recommend these
PILLS, believing if there is power Ia ANY
remedy to effecta permanent cure, that blessing
VIII ensue from their use. They are manuhe.
tured by J. &. BowER, cor. % Il Race streets.
Philadelphia. None genuine without his witt
ten signature upon each box, Price co.
JS y 20, Ic5S--ly. Apa
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RsmeSI for spain.

Herewith | yepd you . recipe for :
blstering ointu,ent, which | have lriet
with success Of both bone and blood spa
wins, and mag other ills that rse.fesI
is heir to. IJhave found it a very valu
able rcmedIand one that would not be
deprived offora great deNl. 1t is per
fcciy safe, does not prevent the growth
OF hair. nor require that the animal should
rest under its application: Pulverized can.
lharides oz. oil origanum 2 oz Ven
ice turpentine Oh. oil sassafrs 2 oz
Shaka well and apply freely upon the
SPAWN One or two applications will cause
a sore and it will be necessary to desist
until il heals, when the application must
be renewed, and repeated until cure is
effected The rene y is perfectly safe,
and will be efTrctual il preserved in,--
Henry WILLARD, Cayagaa, N. "
( GbrdI Neig Yorker,
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Cider Vinegar,

Almost every family in the country
have the materials for manufacturing nurt
cider vinegar, if they will only use them
Common dried apples, with a little molas
ses and brown paper are all you need tc
make the best Of kind cider vineoar -
And what is still better, the cider which
you extract from the apples, does not de
tract from the value of the apples for any
other purpose. Soak your apples for a
few hours washing aud rubbing them
occasionally. then take them Out of the
water aud thoroughly strain the latter
through tight woven oloth-put it into
a Jug, add half pint of moiasses to a
gallon OF hquor. and a piece of brown pa.
per, and set in the SUM- or by the FIRE and
in few days your vinegar will be ft for
use Have two Jugs, and use out of one
while the other is working No family
need be destitute of good vinegar, if they
will follow the above directions. Norh.
mesiern Farmer,
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TO CONsUMpTHyES.

he advertiser having been restored to beSH0
in few weeks by avery simple reme'y' ai'ei
having suffered several years With severe LUNG
AFFECTION; ard that dreadfp' disease; Qonsump-
tiOn,-is anxiousI ito make known to ps ieliow-
suffererN the means of cure. of all who de-
sire it he will send copy of tle PRESCRIPTION
used (snEsN..op cHRGE), witty directions for
preparing nd'ussrtiss, the sumfwhich they will
fnda sure cute for Gp9MPTIoN, ASTHMA,
BRoScnl4ls, Sc The onlfobiect of the adver.
tiser in sending the prescription is to beneatlhe
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it win cost them nothing, and
~ 49, b r.ieS wishing the pre-.
IASstfy be address
ls. EDWARD A. WILSON,
VIA Masbargh, Long Island.
Sept. 30, 1859
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GrAN RDfToR IN LUck.-ThI
prietor of the Troy alabama Ind
ent American congratulates himsel
having a new pair of breeches-slle
cost him four "bits" yard. His y
thinks they are 80 handsome that she wal
them herself
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To Destroy Bugs.

Bugs can not sayl hot alum water.
Take ;wo pounds fIalum. bruise it, and
reduce it nearly 10 powder; dissolve it in
three quarts Of oiling water. letting
II remain in war place till the alum rs
dissolved. Th&&m water is to be-
piled hot, by uea Is Of brush, to every
Joint and crevlce rush the crevices IN
the floor of the hoard, fthey are
suspected places aaeh The ceiling
putting in plenv there viii
be an end Of thI S2ee,
Ter waiting
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To Preserve Eggs.

NEARLY Gil deep earlhen yhssel-apot
churn is best--with fish laid eggs, close
ly and regularly packed in, wltb The small
end downwafd In another vessel put as
much Quicklime as you think will turn
enough wa'er'to Oil up the egg vessel into
the consistency OF thick creand. Let the
lime and water stand two or three days,
stirring it frequently, and thtn, il thieb
enough, pour itover the eggs, ldiilng the
vessel up, Take care to place the egg
vessel in some corner. where \ will not
be likely to be disturbed, and thscsgs vii
| keep any length oCtime. The Experience
of many years proves this to beAhe sim
plest but most etTecIing mode okpIssz
ing eggs for poaching, and loral
\ purposes -
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n over. and make ae 0a7 : va q :.
nng ~ NJ XIV. same paper You complain tha
se','v 3 Sr newspapers. That's SO and
aae ", " ,suckle and cover before wealth
slls ..,,es yoa and station, the public will be
ss~yS art to place che proper estimate upon
,ar.euents az contained in your paper.
say ID. MACKLEY.
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Democratic Party, am
which as party, il has fIiN.
A general Reform in GoverIInl
and the introduction of strict Economy nm
departments; III ar
Ihe Old Clav Wing doctrine of A rAhTpr.
FOX REVENUE AND DISCRIMl NATioMt n
FOR PROTECTION--.th soundno,s s -. ~. "
diency, and justice Of which even the Demoe
&c farty, alter nearly quarter of cons
edge =
Ihe election Of Posmasters by the fed
thereby taking away from the soae. e.nan PA
NE tremendous engine of depositism corrunt;s
and lnqufsiton, which it nov Yields; X
The abolishment Jittbe SECRESY so "a
in vogue W the administration of our a
and adoption in lis stead Of frank, mapl -
open policy, admitting the People to i Iss,l
edge of what their Agents are doing, g.
bling them to discuss and pass judgegpi
Tthe TSsSpieS proposed for their benefiy
Equity att uniIoEsilY in the mod
! tino al NAN States into the Union
making thc same rules and ratios
EaIikel
! e. tptiFe reform in our prese
system Of squanlcring The Domai
with evil consequences in the future; I
It's Pre- emption and Sale to bona fiae Setsl
aud all grants ard Distribution Of IsduCaii
Internal Improvement q policy, the
of which would have the effect praclieak
cludc Slavery from the ferutories.
measupbly 10 the itidepudeci
prosperity Of coming geneptic
in perpsgmlS- FREE HOMES
! ard the blessings Of universal
Non Interference, by the
Slavery where it exists as
and non extension of it into
insisting that the infueiN
ronage and Party discipline SIN
thrown in favor Of its perp3tuatiS
/ ion--in other words. that our Govcrn
cease 70 be a Slauery- extending GooeraneNtS
I y Union Of the combaed elements Of the
lPosltior IN a hsost y Cal Organizatios
Il the Ovetbrdw q -.
4 is9Oi helevidg'.ste 60 s5I5.
'lciples as prdctt oSN3sT,p.p
fruitful ofagitatioii alsvSfd, an'
its morals bankruptcy is com
trevabiO. and that its eontnp
must, therefore, in the very nature o.,
result in entsiI'ng upoa US 4 continued ser
calumiues, National, Individual, aud Seed
al.
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Units general course, it will be The aim of The
GAZETIE 9 eyer 70 pc found upon the eSilse
THE RIGHT, be il the popular or the thpNIu
lar side; 70 oppose FaEorism, Monon9lies. ans
Partial Legislation Of every descriptive tolsa,
its odtowards the elevation Of tho Nassas
to the retaining in their hands lha
power IN snoT.mee as well -
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thai one of the teachers shows favors TO
the.ehildreniof one Of the directors that
Ne does not extend to the children Of the
p6or. This isl apublic matter about which
ihe people ought to be advised, and if
these charges are true, both teacher aud
Hjrector ought to be hurled from their
present sIaIiapa wisA y. lgpa!ion and
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C5l
AddItio1S
Aring tho
expire with lhe CTa1
( Subscriptions in n
apd'no paper rpltiul
The time paid for.
We shall be happy, a.
many specimea ,,tlplet "a
application. As
U'Alllettefs c&sisil
'isicred, will he 81
when eonysaiepAy
4Arr
Cincinnati, Ilcc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-06
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1857.
Frank I. Warren, Admrof Anderson L. Mckee, dec Il.
~.
Robert Mckee, Rufiin Mckee. and Ann Eliza Mckee,
Heirs al Law of Anderson L. Mckee, deceased.
Petition 10 SRI Lud
n this case il appearing TO the satisfaction or the
Court that Robert Mckee, one Of the heirs. resides
beyond the limits Of This State. il i therefore ordered By
the Court that publication he made IN the Hlshotouah
Recorder for SIX successive weeks notifying the said
Robert Mckee Of the filing of this peliion and that he
be aud appear before the Justices al the nert term OF
said Court TO lie held ior the County Of Orange Al the
Court House in Hillsborough, on the 9Th Monday in
February next. then and there 10 plead answer OF de.
mur % said petition, or The same will be taken pfo
ccniesso. AMI head Fl paIla as 10 him.
Witness, George Laws Clerk Of our said Court, II
Office 10 HiishoIough. The fourth Monday d November,
4. d. 1857.
December %. 2O--6w
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HillsbOrOugh Female Academy,

sHIs Institution will be opened on the 4ih instant
: under the charge ~ Miss SARAH ]. HUNT and
Miss SALLY X. NASH. who will give instruction 10
ell the branches Of ed1caioa usually taught in schools
of this kind The Rev. Dr. CURTIS hes accepted re.
neral supervision 81 The Institution and will give !, such
attention a. occasion may require. u Il The desire and
Pufpa-e Of The Trustees TO make this 6fi class Semi
nary Tor yuns ladies, and they will endeavor 10 secure
for those sent from shroad comfortable home and
finished education. Our town l. recommended ~ IL
heslihfuness and Zoe is inelIigea, society in which
advantages u M, surpassed BY any place 10 ihe STATE
Taiiion IN English department. $I2iosIs
Muse. Drawing, Painting. Ancient and Modern
Language al the ususfsyirs advances
Board. including Washing. FssI and Lights, can lie
had IN respectable families for from $40 10 sI2 SO per
month. Coz. CAD. Jones, Chairman,
Hos. FRED. NASH,
Hos. VIM. A. GRAHAM,
WM. II. BROWN,
y. d. RuFffN.
VIZ sTRAYHoRN, Secretary
Janusyf aI2sw
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DlGEsTr'-sueh l. the true meaning Of The
word "PEpsiN," or or Inc Two Greek words from
which i g derived. Thsis the significant and appto.
pf,aie title Of Tie TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. o.
GASTRIC JUICE. prepared BY Dr. J. =. BOUGH.
TON. o. Phisdelpa. zoe the Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. u y Natures own remedy for On IN.
hsalihy stomach No al Of man can equal is eurs.
tive powers Il renders GOOD EATING perfectly
eonsisien, with HEALTH.
bee The advertisement Ia smother part Of this paper
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Nnva.,,ta. 1l,o..,. foE.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1857.
E'HE sheriff Of Orange County having, at the pre-
sent term, returned the following tracts OF land,
which he proposes TO sell for taxes due thereon 10 wit:
One Tract q Land on tn waters Of Emo adjoining the
land Of William Maris, containing ls acres, more or
less, supposed to belong 10 McCadams heirs, and un-
occupied; amount Of tax due thereon, sll IS; also
one tract Of Land the Of EIerys Creek sd-
joining The lands OF Lewis HuIchins and others con-
tanning % acres more Of less. belonging TO Mary Monk
aud unoceuPled; amount Of tar due thereon. So III,
WherenPoH il is ordered hy the Court that the owners
OF said tracts Of land be notified Of the same by publ
cation 10 the Hlsborough Recorder for six successive
weeks, notifying them Of these proceedings.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court, 1t
Office, the fourth Monday in November, 1851
GEO. LAWS, C. C. C.
December - Cow
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To Teachers.

DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.
INTENDING 10 remove from IIillshoioush. offer
for sale my House, Lots, school, Furniture and
School Apparatus.
The house is most conveniently arranged FOR Select
Boarding School. The Lot is highly improved; the
Garden SLED with choice vegetables fius aud flowers
The adjoining Lot Is also undCi cultivation.
The village has always been celebrated Cor lie health,
and This School has now been Ia successful operation
iof twenty years.
For further psriiculsrs. terms. &C.. address
REV. ROBERT BURWELL,
HilI.bofough. NC.
September 2. o.
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5000 Gold and FSilver Watches
TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES.

<M@StfsM<o THIS is the cheapest and hest lot
AAGsAs.sas.of Watches ever before offered TO the
public. A gift in Jewery worth from
81 to Sl2 will lie given with every Watch in proper
ton 10 its value. Being DESTROYS Of introducing our
goods prominently 10 the public in oder 10 meet with
quick. ready and cash sales, have adopted this me.
ihod for their disposal We sell
Composition Verge open face, at Sc 81
Fine Silver Lepine. open face, sa 9
Fine Silver Lepine, hunting case, ~
Fine Silver Lever, heavy hunting case, l5a Is
Fine Silver English Pat. Lever. hunting case 20 30
Heavily Gold Plated Lever hunting case, %
Gold Anchor, open face. 81, "a a 2s
Gold Lever, hunting case. 80 ex. %
Gold Lever, hunting case beautifully engraved, as
Gold English Patent Lever, beautifully engraved, so
Gold English Patent Lever, extra, 80
Gold English Patent Lever, extra, 10
Gold English Patent Lever, and Magic Watches, 80
Gold English Patent Lever, aud Magic Watches, 80
Gold English Patent Lever. and Magic Watches. 800
Any Of the above Watches. together with gift will
be entity mail free Of postage catsngue giving full
particulars. will he sent on application 10
GEORGE DOWNING & CO,
No. SO South Third Street. Philadelphia
\. B.-Newspapers throughout the country hy Civ
ing this advertisement six insertions. will receive in
payment a superior donhe-pointed Gold Pen and case
worth SIS, any other Jewely Of the same value pay
able the receipt Of the first copy containing the ad
yeriisement. q. ID. x GO.
November is. l5--Cw
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NATIVE or VERmoSr.- Brigham Young. who
dehfs the Government and threatens liz
armies Of the United States, is a native If
Wh'tehayen, Vermont. and is fifty-six years
of age. His father was farmer. orio;naIlv
from town ~ the vicinity Of Boston. and
young Brigham is said never to have been al
school but thirteen days.
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Attention /!
Headquarters, Orange Guard
IEASHTJRG Al n

Hilsborough. January ., 1858.
ORDERS No. l.--i. By special request. the
- Company will assemble in front Of the Court
House, on Friday the sfh day Of January
neIi, st O'Clock, for the purpose Of celebrating the
victory Of American arms at New Odeans, regular
nonihly parade. DC. A full attendance Is desired.
2. The usual Company parade will not take place
on the 6ri Saturday in February.
8. Count Martial will he held in the Court House,
on The FIRST SATURDAY in FEBRUARY next.
4. There viii be parade Of the Company on the
2sd Of February next at which time the orange-coloed
plume will be sgain fred ior
By order Of Capt. PRIDK Joxrs.
/. l.. COOLEY, Isl SergL.
January g. aI-iw
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TO FATHERS AND MorHERs.-You know
nov imPor'sn' u IL ins your children that you should
keeP good health. How frequently DO we see feeble
parents DRESSED 10 mourning 90 account Of the death
81 Their beloved children. What pity !. i, when. by
proper care snd remedies al ihess trials ana troubles
esn Be avoided. When health can be restored @ The
parent and life and happiness 70 The child Restore The
hes'h q TIE mother and you ohvis,e the necessity Of
Paegofe, Gcdffeys Cordial and other injurious marco
es ior crying children. We euiresl you, ss we desire
to improve The condition Of our race 70 procure Dr..
Mefses Almanse sud read how diseases arc cured 10
accordance with Natures laws With innocent Roots
and Plants.
rsres.ser.-Dnrins this critical period Morseis
Indsn Root Pills will be required because they cleanse
NC hoty from ihose morbid humors. and thoroughly
drive away OIL pains. and give ease and comfort 10 che
mother. fum one TO three Of these Pills. taken toe
'o' three times week during pregnancy. will cause the
m1hsf safe and easy delivery and will he sure 10
give stout and healthy constitution 10 the child
d. Maf.es Indian Root Pill, ara sold by all dealers
In Medicines.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
0RasoE CoUsry.
Court Of Equity.
John cnwford, Il a., W. Charles Gates.
sl..,....T ....J f..s....ss. MN

John Crawiord, u a., ". Charles Gates.
Original and Igimeiion Bin
7 being msde 10 appear 10 me, Thomas Webb, Cerk
! and Master Of the Court ef Equity fsr the county
snd State aforesaid ny The affidavit Of John Crawford
Gled In my Office this day that Charles Gates The deen.
dan IN The sbo,ensmed cause resides heyond the limits
of this State tow 10 the state Of Tennessee, 80 that
process cannot he personally served upon himlhis h
therefore 10 notify The said Charles Gates Of The Cling of
the Bill IN said cause and that unless he appear Of the
next term q The Count Of Equity for the County and
State aforesaid he holden ct The court house IN Hills.
borough, The second Monday IN March, A. ID. 1885,
then and there 20 Plead dsmur % said bill the
will be taken pro eonssso and heard er payfs.
witnrs, Thomas Webb. Clerk and Master of The
Court ~ Equity fof the county and State aforesaid, Al
oce IN HIlsbofough this the asth day Of December.
A. u. 1857.
THOMAS WEBB, c. T. M 4.
January &. - sol 2i-Gw
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL Offer fof sale tract Of Lard containing
23s Acres. lying nine miles east Of Marlborough,
adjoining The lands Of William Cain. Chcsley p.
Marren aud others II isa convenient stand for bus
mes Of almost any kind-or store, tavern. black.
tan yard public roads run through
the land, one from HilIshorouh 10 0xofd. the oihe,
from Milon 20 Durham's Depot. There i On il
good Dwelling House. store House, &C.. and twa
convenient springs. About thirty acres IL The lind i
cleared. the rest i wood land. Al persons wishing to
buy will please call upon me. The land can bc got on
reasonable terms; as ] am not pushed fJr money,
will give good time 20 pay for il.
JuDA Z. DUNNAGAN.
October %. r.