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We extract The following from the Blue Ridge IRE
publican" The typographical error referred TO- hst
entirely escaped our attention
STATE INSURANCE.


STATE INSURANCE.
In one of the paragraphs copied, by the Richmond
sEnouirer" from our article this subject, there s
an error which entirely destroys the idea We Intended
to convey. 1t commences thus:
ION the other hand the Swiss system, if we do not
misunderstood Il, s conpulsorv The government
voluntarily nsures, and the people are voluntarily in
sured" &c. Ii should read, land the people are an
pO,untara!y insured" Our idea was that we would be
unwilling 10 advocate tho imposition of even good
thing upon the people without their consent. Ii 60
vsrnmen and people are agreed. IT, OF course, does
away with all objections. But if government i'm.
nose an insurance tax upon it's people, without their
consent they are OF necessity, 7nuoiuntdry INSURED
This is at war with all our notions o Repu6llcanls.
We will thank cotemporary to make the correo
ton.
The enquirer Gays that the idea OF Governor
Wise is TO convert insurance in!o system OF voun.
tary taxation" This, of course dVe.ts the plan OF
one bad feature and Deutrsizes our objection to IT, 10
tbstextent The next question lis it constitutional
If il shall prove to be-for have not looked into
t-and the details be made satisfactorily opera
iye we are prepared as at present ADVISED 10 go lot
IT, For if the people can have their pershable pro.
nery nil in .ured simply by paying tax for 1t which
thew are now paying on something else, thus secu.
ring a palpable advantage without IN increase OF
their turthens Hre cure they VII! not OBJECT 10 u.
To those who purchase insurance under the present
.vsem it will be both cheape. and safer. while thOse
who do not purchase insurances vii! become IN
sured simply by change in the subject OF taxation
without any addition to the amount. Yet is an e1
periment new, at least, TO people, and It must be
approached with caution
We are not iDsensikle to the fatterng commends'
tiops of the Enquirer" its call upon us 10 pur
sue the investigation of this subject. But we must
BEG to be- excused 1t is purpose, in the discus
,on of this NATTER to be follower, and not Leaders
to learn and not TO tench.
The "South Side Democrat" does not msupder.
stand u.s. when it represents US al regarding State In
surance an intricate and delicate subject, to be ap
preached with caution, and weighed with delibera
tion But we should not bs deferred from favorlne
such project because it may have happened to ema
proper and wholesome. its origin is of but little con
Sequence Imperial Rome despotic France, aristo
cratic England, have propouuded principles OF la"
which are very buwarks of justice and civil liberty
Some of the nobes illustrations OF the moral law sft
| IN h. found among Maliommedsn Arabs. All things
sIse right, the source of law, CIVIL political or mo
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OuJo,S Anniversary,

It wa. seventyone years on Tuesday aince the em.
igrant party from New Hampshire landed IN Marietta
Ohio. This was the frat permanent settlement of
whitsr inhabitants in that Territory. Among those
who went with the infant colony were Gen. Lewis
Cass, E1 Governor Woodbridge, of Michigan and DR.
Hdreth, who yet live and enjoy hale and vigorous
old age Thomas Ewing delivered an orstion al
celebration of this interesting anniversary Wnat 6os
change in seventy one years. Ohio has now 500 oOo
people, industrious, enterprisng intelligent: She har
$3.50 600 of taxable property SO 500 ODo in rchoo.
houses and Al annual school tar for the edncaeon VI
ell her children of g. 500 O00 aud more miles OF cana
and railroad than any State in the Union. bow won
deru has been her growth and her progress IN oil the
elements of material, moral aud Intellectual wealth:
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,,or THOMAS H RENTON

WAsHrsoTos, April The announcement in the
House this afternoon, Of The death Of Hon. Thos. IL
Benton was premature. Before the members sepsra
ed letter wss read dated yesterday written BY Nj,
Benton to Mes-rs. Houston and Jones, Of Tenn-
.aying that in III. of his desth he rxpr--r!y
sired no notice 10 be taken OF il. There was no rur
~ either House to justify such proceedings, and hs
SIDES II contrary to his CONVICTIONS many y. It
aso expressed.
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FEIICF 0RSISI.

Turin letter says Orsini's portrait is in al 'hs
printshop windows here and numerous groups sss-rn
bic to gaze at it. Pacards on the walls ANNOUNCING
pamphlet concerning him adorned with vIsr"'''s
Of the famous capsul.d grenade. NJ. favre's de-
fence the publication of the celebrated letter, aud
the calm and even dgnif-d manner in which th- often
der appears to have met bis death, will Certainly,
combined. in the .yes of numerous Italians, ces'
halo Of beroism round the memory of F.lice Or-'ni.
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THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
CONNECTICUT.

We believe the official returns will chow that the
Countes of New Haven and Middlesex, composing
Mr. Arno!d's District have sustained his course on
the Kansas question by popular majority. We ex-
peced IT, of the intelligent electors who constitute his
supporters; We expected it from knowledge Of their
confidence in Democratic principles, and in the Presi
dent of their choice In every Senatorial District in
the two Counties the Presidents Kansas policy was
boldly approved, and openly advocated-and it can.
not be ssd that here at least was the ssue secreted
The triumph is therefore one Of which not only the
Representative, but his constituents, may be proud:
It shows sound public opinion-creditable TO old
Connecticut. Let us hear no more about MIR: Ar.
pold's misrepresenting his constituents" Here ia an
expression Of the popular will "fairy and squarely
msde-and in the midst of yell for "bleeding Kan
sas' that has had parallel in former contests on
that subject. Wshsd been told that "none but Of.
fce holders approved the Presidents cuurse'-that
..bundreds of Democrats would abandon their party
and 90 with the opposition! But those ase pro-
phets-as the result proves. Let il be bazoned, then,
far and wde-thst the I'd Congressional District OF
Connecticut, which sustained popular sovereignty"
az embodied in the original Kansas bill, and adheres
10 that principle STILL is found faithful TO the Demo.
cratic party, sven at time when fsnsticsm WAS
howlipr over the defeat of thu L=compton bill in the
House of Congress- And this, TOO, in a District
where the opposition are rs seepess and unscrupu
lous a. hy.nas and have oil the of mere pari.
zsn success. that are possessed in any District of the
Union. But the "Od Guard never surrenders. y
| S,,c Haren Register.
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CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.

The w asnngton correspondents VI tho oA>' - hHiee'
in describing the sad condition Of afsrs. in letter
dnted April 5th, says that washington s pande-
monium. There s no other city OF the Unlon not
one, in which the life the person, and the property
Of the citizen are 80 unsafe az in Washington. You
speak in diaparaging terms frequently of New York
Baltimore and New Orleans Compared With this
place, New York ia field of Elysum. II has, with
irs suburbs. 100000 inhabitants; Washington, with
its suburbs. has ess than 10000. Yet doubt wbe.
,her there have been many deaths by violence, so
many riots, in New York a. in Washington during
two years And rhe whole of this terrible scene OF
anarchy, crime and confusion, is the result OF mis-
government. The social crisis which we have reach
ed is traced, in every candid citizens mind to the
sedion. arising in party contests and the incomps'
tency and vciousnees of those entrusted with the ad'
minstration of law. Murder, riot, robbery and ar
con rule the city. They stalk abroad snd take pos
session OF the streets by day and by night. Each
week the peaceful and worthy citizen laments the
blsck record Of is predecessor, and hopes that the
next will bring him the immunity from danger and
insult which he formerly enjoyed. But crime grows
by Whist il feeds OIL, and has now become unendura.
bic. The patience of the community is exhausted
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FARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE.

FARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE.
NHE subscriber Offers for sale privately, hls farm
Il Hanover county, lying about one and nan miles M
from the mountain road, and about eight mes Hom hsn
of which cleared and ve adapted for wheat corn and
tobacco. The balance 10 wood land about one nan Of
which II oak Of original growth. There 10 mouse con-
tanning six largo rooms and the necessary OUT houses At
tached
Trxns-one third cash. balance In 70 and 1s months
For further information apply TO the subscriber VINO
Broad and 7th sta RO. w. BIGELOW.
lnril 6-c6U
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Copy-Teste,
March 25-cw4ws MAR. w. MILLER, Ch.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN,

NOTICE IS HEREBY orRN-In pursuance Of the
the 3rd day of May next Daniel Lloyd of the county of
Talbot In the State of Maryland guardian in the said
State of Daniel LLOYD Jr and Upshur Lloyd of the said
County and State shall mako application TO the Circuit
Court of Accomac county in the State OF Virginia BY
petition praying that the proportions Of the said Daniel
LLOYD Jr and tpshur Lloyd of the proceeds OF the sale
OF the Tract Of Land In Upshur Neck In the said county
of Accomac sold by virtue Of the decree Of the said
Court in the suit of Archibald Stirling Jr and wife, and
others against Daniel Lloyd, Jr and others and also
their Of tho of the sd tract of land for
the 1857 may be paid over to me as guardian =,
Daniel Lloyd guardian as aforesaid may be authorized
to receive The same In like If had been ap
pointed guardian of the said Daniel Lloyd Jr and Up
shur Lloyd n;the State of Virginia. and to remove the
same to the State In which was appointed and qualified
as guardian aforesaid.
March 2S-cw4w DANIEL u.
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BLACK RALPH.

bItNCh HNLFH.
'ais beautiful Horse win stand this seasonN
sN my Stable, Goshen Farm. Hanover; at LRN
~ lover " Court House: at Old Church, Hanover NS-
D., " VI Woods. near Dover Mills. Goochland
sahlh RALP was sired by the celebrated horse II.
Tn.s owned BY Franklin FeEon, and out OF sae
'Sshy Morgan horse. He stands Is hands inch high,
nj. let black, with small star in the forehead. His
nna orm are unsurpassed In tact he possesses what
s..S atsms to be absolutely essentis-com
goodness and strength possible condemned into
pace be took the 6rst premium, the best three
10Y quick draft, ut the Virginia State Fair In 1855.
INHs-s.0 the season, and 81 10 the groom
WIN. w. FULCHER,
w. ]. CARPENTER,
H., FRANKLIN FELTON,.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION

l~,ups..s A vacancy exists In the Office of LIEU
MI HTrS.NT GOVERNOR Of this Commonwealth,
y. sxnjrs,ion Of the term for which Lieutenant
s.,r va, appointed under the Constitution, and the
k.,..,l Assembly having appointed WILLIAM L. JACK
ant nsSns sS D conoams9
.r n. Sheriff or Sergeant Of each Of the counties
/ i..s, in the Commonwealth Ia hereby required to
election for Lieutenant Governor to be held on
oses Thursday In May next al the places prescribed
bhw c,,.,,o- o,d ,rdor tho
0'' sssl Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
s ish day Of Nash 1885, and In the s2d year Of the
r,,wesltb HENRY A. WISE.
|. .ssGovernor. G-~6RaR w. MrNFoRp.
Secy of the Com'th.
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TiiE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

,uraras. communication has been received
,,cn. the honorable GEORGE w. SUMMERS;
nS ,s,;rna,ion as the Judge OF the 18th Judicial
s "a ,,te effect on the Let day Of July next and the
" hssu .s1s scsep,ca BY the Executive; therefore, in
-.s" law. the Sheriff of each Of the counties Uf
0f"c! c!.s.r Mason, jackson. Putnam, Roane. and Ks.
oaposne said circuit i. Ito to cause
s,r Of April next, at the places prescribed BY
r,s.r nv hand as Governor, and under the Seal
G'% " The Commonwealth. at Richmond, this 10Th
aS HENRY A. WISE.
n. c,ysrpor: GxoaoK w. MusFohp, Secretary Of
asnU,onweshh as March lS-ctde
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-,TSTR0NE GATOR & 20.

ARMSTRONG;, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
Shhors .IilIinery silk Goods. Straw Bonnets.
Flats. Flowers and Ruches,
! III A,lrrNoAH ST between Charles & Hanover,)
BALTIMORE.
'nrR STOCK is unequslled in Variety, Extent and
u c,apness.
i,'- Feb l6.-d&c6ms
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'N0 HEZEKIAH RUDD, AND MARTHA =.
s., Hls WIFE. AND WILLIAM WELLARD AND
SnS HnSi FRANCES HIS WIFE, AND RICHARD B. hob
Sun WIN. AMBERS and WM II. JONES,
ne notice that shall take the depoEtions OF Richard
hudson and others = Goodies store in the county
" Chesterfield on the 18th day Of May, 1858 between
se aud sun set of that day 70 be continued from day
Sundays excepted until completed, to be read
endenee in chsncery suit depending in tho Circuit
tot Chesterfield, in which am plaintiff and you de-
APRIL 2-cw4w. REBECCA L. JONES.
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APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON, April ll.-Messrs. Benz. McCuiloch
and Powell have been appointed peace Commission
ere. They leave for Utah tomorrow morning.
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RLY-Rv.NIGHT

Cs!S Gently imported Stallion and Race -
A.. mo- will stand this, bis first season in ~
c. as' y the stable Of the subscriber. within ~
NJ 9f Pit,sytvania Courthouse, Virginia. AA
s.asl be served at Fifty Dollars by the season, or
aS.Fve Dollars II insured One Dollar to the Groom
I.,sfy case Mares fed at Forty Cents per day. For
vpaor. Performance, Pedigree. &c see hand.bills.
,HEch 3-cflst Juna JOHN l.. WHITE
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE
E OPpEp ~ prIvate Sale INV Farm. living In the oouu


OPPER At Private Sale my Farm lying In the county
IL of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexsndrla Warrsnon, and two and half miles from
Gsnesyie depot tho Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
ve miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached In two hours on the cars,
This Estae contains Nine Hundred and Forty-one and
Half Acres-about four hundred of which are in Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Felds all of them well watered by lasting Spring
Broad Runa large and failing mountaa stream
passes through the from West to East bordering
which is beautiful Meadow Of hundred acres,
now we'll taken in Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable Meadow. but highly useful for grazing pur.
poses. The uplsuds rolling and susceptible of any
degree of Improvement.
The improvements large and eommedious Dwell
ng with seven spacious four above and three
low stairs and the necessary out houses Surround'
Ing the yard large and aouri'hng Orchard Of Apples,
Pears Peaches Cherries, Aprcots &c. Of the finest va
rees and many of them in full bearing Country Stores
numerous and convenient The neighborhoodn un'
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society.
those wishing to purchase ane country residence,
win do we'll to call and examine this estate.
For further information address Judge L. Collins Lee,
Baltimore, Md, or the Subscriber
DE- JAS. w. +. MAChAE.
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FROM MEXICO

NEw ORLEANS, April 1l.-Osolo has taken the ciiy
of Guadalaura. He was afterwards captured, bu:
permitted to leave the country unmolested.
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AN NEx-CoNGREssMAN DEAD.

AUGUSTA, April s.-Joel Crawford, formerly q
member of Congress from Georgia and gallant OH
Ger in the Indian wars of the South, died on Monday
in Early county, aged seventy.fve.
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EMPER0R q

Fp,rr, EMPEROR.n
II imported CLEVELAND BAY STAL. n
he ... .os OF Mr.. Rives will stand the COM ~
20 O1e, se, at Castle Hill Farm near Gotham IN
sus' ,aoemarie Co., and serve mares on the-G4
sH n.,t as heretofore, TO wit: For the Season. go
ai,o a at the time Of service, or whom the Marc IL
tsn insurance 90, Of which CO. are to be paid
tnsn event for the services of the Horse and the
ssi o'oen's Fee o.. Good Pssturaee so cents Der
>Ha dran, when desired, at neighborhood prices
R,reb 8 A. GILBERT,
S1-cwstn Agent for Proprietor
pRIMR MOCHA C0RRRF@R...;.;s: = 80:
"fTHE, for sale BY JOHN N. G6kpoE.
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The Governor Of Mississippi has appointed dele
gates to represent the State In the next Soutnern
Commercial Convention.
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vIynE subscriber will sell privately bis present resi-.
more than half Of which L. n original growth and pines
Hes in the angle formed tho Junction OF Deep creek
and Appamattox river. mles from Chuh Depot and ~
Railroad miles from Clover Hill Railroad "a miles from
Petersburg and 30 miles from Richmond 5000 sprines
and rivuets are throughout thewhole farm needess
vito tho inspection of all persons disposed to purchase
Terms to suit the purchaser. .
In view Of sale shall 60 on to prepare ior smsl
take crops stock hands aud everything appertanng to
he farm There so bushels of wheat seeded on tobacco
tlots. WIN. Il. ROBERISON.
March 1--wu
The Petersburg Integencer copy times and send the
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NOTICE.
A PLEASANT HOUSE AND GARDEN LOT


II WILL sell privately, accommodating terms, my
u House and Lot, corner Of Clay street and Henry
dairy laundry Kitchen with good rooms for servants and
smoke house with useful celar-a built of brick
There is Hydrant and a well of good water In the
yard-all necessary out houses-in good order.
Any wishing purchase such House and Lot To-
Gated In quiet and improving part Of the city OF Rich.
mond is requested TO call and look the premises.
March 3l-3m VIM H. STARR
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Buctland, Pr. William CO., Va, April l4-ctf


OFFER this valuable tor SALE in the county Of
Il Buckingham, known by the name Of Monte Video,"
orner residence of Judge CabclL) 1t contains 23o
acres Of which 200 James River low grounds
of the best quality. Large crops of corn wheat and to
bacco annually made this estate. has all the ne
cessary improvements The negro quarters are all now
with brick chimnies and plank floors. The tobacco
houses built of chesnut logs and covered with ches
shingles has orchard containing upwards Of 900
trees Of the choice ru-spples pears, peaches,
cherries &C. II has the finest view on James River,
mountain scenery, river, &c. 1t we'll watered and
healthy.
This estate 10 on tho South side Of James Rver-hav
Ing covered bridge across James River to the James
River and Kanawha Canal about quarter of mile from
the estate.
A. wish to move my negroes South, bargain may be
had By early application to NE In Richmond.
Peter F. Ayres, my overseer, will show the estate
CHAS. Y. M0RRI5S.
Also for SALE 1900 OF heavily timbered land in
the sSme county This land is in Its virgin growth and
lies 81 ~ miles rom.the James River and Kama
wha Canal 10 miles from Richmond, and 30 miles from
Lynchburg.
Persons wishing to get rail road tyes, Save timber,
hoop poles, &c, viii do well TO take a look atit.
March %ctd CHAS. Y MORRlSS.
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bbts re- boiled Portland Syrup TOR Sae
- by tApnll0l l. d g. B. DAVENrohi.U
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TYPE MN MEI AIN0TYpE ELCTnRY

.No Isl Main strest. Richmond, Va.
TWO huRdrcd and seventy FIVE thousand Likenesses
taken at this establishment since 1850.
TOWERS 10 now engaged in making pictures of Mem
eS0
Ia one slt:ng million or of copies can be made.
NJ one perfect life ITSELF and at very moderate
AnaIo,ypes. Photographs, naguerreotypes. Melaino-
ne and every known style Of Picture made. and at the
s,ie
ise public, and particularly those who have frends In
e legislature, respectfully invited to call and sec
fsre. Of the member. of the Legislature, TO be seen
Powers Picture Factory, No. Isl Main street.
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The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUEsDAY MoRNING, APRIL 1a, 1855

- NO~'~
BY RITCHIE g. DUNNAVANT.
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OFFICE TIE RICHMOND 4; YORK )

RIVER RAIL ROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND March 25 1853
a General meeting of the Stockholders OF this Com.
n pauy will be held at this Once on Monday, the 10Th
day OF April next to take into consideration an act passed
at the present session of the General Assembly ncreas
ing the capital stock Of the Company full and pune
tual attendance 10 requested.
March osc,26lnrl A w NORTON Secy.
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FAU0UlEh FARM EOh SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale his Farm and Resi-
IL dencc adjoining the the town of Warrenton, Eau.
quier County, Va. The Farm contains 265 acres. and
lies between the Rsppshannock Turnpike and the War.
renton Springs Turnpike, thus giving facility for grazing
every Geld without any inconvenience From s prox.
unity Warrenton is very well adapted to grazing
oil its products
The House 10 entirely new having been completed in
September 1856 1t will compare favorably with any
sidence In the State. There 10 Servants house. with
six good rooms Both houses are Of brick, with every
convenience. The Stable, sixty by forty feet with base
mont same size Has every convenience for Farming,
Grazing Dairy Address subscriber at Warrenton Va
NAT TYLER.
Fauquier County, Va. Feb le-csm
VALUABLE FRANKLIN LAND FOR SALE.
II OFFER for sale, privately, the Tract of Land'upon
III which now reside in Franklin County, three miles
of the Courthouse on both sides Of the Pig river
and Immediately the turnpike road, leading from
Lynchburg Jacksonville and In twentyeght miles OF
the Big Lick Depot upon the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad with good turnpike from Danvie to the De-
pot This tract contains by recent survey fifteen hun
dred and eighty acres and particularly adapted TO the
growth of Tobacco, Corn and Wheat, with several hum
dred fine tobacco land yet clear ourhs OF the
tract being original growth and portions of very heavily
tmbered The improvements consists Of Dwelling
House. Kitchen, Smoke House. Ice House Stables, Corn
Cribs. Negro Cabins, Tobacco Barns, &C., all new.
There is upon this tract new Saw Mil, with sufhcent
waterpower to carry any kind of machinery; this Mill is
within two miles Of Rocky Mount the county seat. This
land be divided three tracts with equal portions
OF cleared land upon each. Terms accommodating My
Mar 2-c2m r. H. HAIRSTON.