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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27


PLYMOUTH LycEUH.--An effort will be made 10
re organize this institution and we hope it will sue
ceci- It Is for tic young men of Plymouth. to saw
whether they viii unite in an effort to spend one
evening IN each week in pleasant and Profitable
discussion and the balance Fin preparing therefor.
we suggest that they raise the price CT admission
- membership and establish monthly dues suffi
esn''y "ish TO enable them to rent spacious hall
say the GOOD Tempars'-an then make an ef,,rt
to unite the County, Township and Mcclure Libra.
re "'s,e. 'he care and keeping of Squire McFar-
.'nd we have not consulted the Squire about
~ 'a' 20 not doubt that he will consent to the ar
ransemenf- 1.-THE Libraries we're thus contip,o.s
90 'he place ofmeetins they would greatly assist
'hose members who might desire to collect i,s,r-
nation on subjects of debate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1859.


THE Pooh HOUSE, QuEsrfoS-Has been mooted
somewhat Of late, and will ere long become one oil
considerable importance. The majority of our
= readers, perhaps, already know that the county
once owned poor house and farm and that its
Democratic Commissioners exchanged them for a
tact of unimprovcd land in Polk township. We
do not know the particulars of the exchange, nor
do we pretend to give them with any degree Of ac-
curscy. Doubtless at the time it made il was
thought to be good operation for the countv-and
We do not in the least mpusn the motives of those
Immediately connected with the matter. However.
we understand that now large number of Reput,.
licans and Democrats of the county, seeing the
beneficial results of such institutions in -nei.hbor
ing counties. very much regret that Marshall coun
ty has not one in active operation. Our county
owes some thousands of dollars thit should soon be
pa'd needs fire-p-oof Offices Cor the preservation
Other records and papers and perhaps should erect
n house for the poor the aforesaid land, but is
not at present in condition to do Ill these things
at once The rate oftaxisou by the county is al
ready much too great Ii any Of these things are
neeessars to be done nom II bel,oovcs those having
the authority to do them to seriously consider the
whole question before determining which should
b. done first. As 4 matter of course the county's
indebtedness should be discharged as soon as con-
reaient- No one can easily estimate the loss our
county would sustain by the destruction of her re-
cords, on file in combustible Court House
Titles to lands, pending suits, judgments, execu
lions and thou sind ether very important matters
would be thrown into inextricsble confusion. The
prcpers of the county could probably be maintain
ell much cheaper ON poor farm than under the
present arrangement. Some Of these are able 10 c
perform labor which Is now lost to the county for
want "f something to bestow it upon. !
Before t'kine action with regard to any of these
m tters il would be well to know what the people
The taxpayers of the county. desire We hone A
thorough discussion OF the subject will take place
The columns of this paper open for that pur- o
pose. u
From time to tine eollate facts relative to &c
ms question shall p-c>en, them together with "
'ur views of the propr:ety OF .uilding a poor u
-ousc, to readers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
MARSHALL COUNTY INnI.N. /

l. 4he following taxes have been levied for IN.
year ls55 and WILDE payable between. the l5,l
day OF October, 1853, aud the 81 Monday of March
1860, viz: 49, - 80 " -''"''"
State tax on each 500, 20 cents. and-50 cent.
on each Poll; School tax on each 500, 10 cents
ana % cents ON each Poll; Sinking Fund tax ON
each SlOU, = cts. County tax on each SIOO az -ts
and Is cents on each Poll
Inc several townships have levied the following
taxes Tor each 500 valuation of property: ~ .
UNION Township For township PURPOSES Z
cents ON each 500; special school Is cents on each
Sio9, and p cents ON each Poll.
CENTER Townshp.--For township purposes :
cents on each SOD; special school Sets on each
SiVo; special road cents ON each Sl0O and /.
cents per acre of land "a
GREEN Townshp.-For township purposes 2
cents on ecli 500 and % cents OF. each pm snc
ciai schooi III cents Oh each 500 and % cents ON
each Poll; special road = cents - acre of land.
boUhbON Township.--For township purposes
. cents on each 500; special school 10 cents on
ssch sio" and 70 cents on each Poll special road
isscents on each acre of land. u
TlPPECANOE Townshp--For Township mr.
poses cents on each Sl0o; special school 10 cents
OH each SlUJ and - cents on each Poll. snoc,,I
road ] q cents per acre of land.
OEkMAN Township.-For township purnoses
cents, Sc. on each 500; special school 10 cents ON
eaGh ioo dollars; special ro.d Is cents on the 100
= Neh'S PCT ucfcOI land.
NOkIH Townshp.-For township pursoscs
Us, on the l0J dollars special school cts on tho
oo dollars, and 50 cents p Poll; special road Il
rs per acre of land. -
foLk Tow nship.-For township purposes 5 cts.
~ inc loO dollars; special school 10 cts on the lGo
o,lars; special load fcts. % acre of land.
ESi Township.-For township purposes 4cts
n the lOJ dollars; special school Gets. on the 100
ollars and 90 cts d Pol; special road 3, cts. %
hLNU Iownship--For township nurposes
Gus. on the 100 doll'rs and 25cts ON each POLL Il
'1 :, scaooi iocfs on the 100 dollars ana 25cts -
on; special road l. cts. y acre land.
!, L ls and Town Lots delinquent for taxes of
80 orfor1ner years, will be sold on the first Nom
0. Urinary, 1861. If not previously paid. u
VIII attend IN person or by deputy at the usu I
pi'ees OF sdiug elections in each tow,,,hin for
e purpose oircceiving taxes at the times herein ,
ecihed, to-wit: Tippecnnee township. FRIDAY. .
overnber 4. L $50; Durbon township. S,tnrIay
o y, D; Union township. Monday, November !,
uFeen township. Tuesday, November 3: Walnut
wnShip w edncsday, November 2: German ,orn, \
ip' Thursday. November 10; North township. Fri.
y November IL; West township. Saturday. No.
moer IL; Polk township, Monday, Novemi,eF ~. I,
d al my Office in Plymouth thereafter. where I n
y Do found at all times according to law. /
-. N. III. OGLESBEE. T. NC
riFmouth. Ind, Sept. 9th, ls59--47
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

norpKEED CnIps--A friend at Crown Point
Ind, writes rs a follows: - ~ =
''"" mas i'eeu thrown into quite an unu-
e1' sAei'emenf Tor shelast few days BY the discoy
cry o. murdered child. some seven or eight weeks
90 m CEDAR Lake by some fishermen. Itbadbc
mar''erea and thrown into the Lake for conceament
ne su''ty parties have been DISCOVERIES, ana, 10 a.,
nan'ser OF our citizens are after them. and in Al,
the law - =" 'iie hands OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

fkRsInNG Co.'s DRus SroRE--Is just the place
vine ladies and gentlemen can find every article of
TIE choicest quality that is used in the toilet. Per.
iuinerics and Pomauns, ofalmost every variety are
there IN great quantities. In adt Oh to this thev
have an unusually large supply of Stationery. &c
consisting in part of near 500 worth of superior
wiling na'd- Paints, oils, brushes and thousands
o. other articles, too numerous to mention are for
sale atP- & Co.'S. very cheap
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

BEAUTIFUL SENTIuExr,-Last week person
who c!sinis To be gentleman of reGuc,l feeling.
and libcr, views uttered himself as f,Ilows:-.rd
Ike 10 see the Bta1k RPabieans shot dc,ra for rhey
arc ALWAYS iacitng Instruction This remark
was provoked, probably, by the dpincs the fanatic
Brown at ii,Tpcr's Ferry. The sentiment Is un-
worthy a hum IN being orany color, age, sex or
c2rtp'n, and no scntirnt being caring in any de-
gree Tor himself, his neshbor or his God, would
entertain It for moment, much less express it
We boldly assert that honest, truthful man. no
m'ttcr whether I've believes the polieyof the Rcpnb
liean 'rty tends rrctly or Indirectly to ii,srrcc
t'"'ls or nor would ] he to see tie Back Rspu5E-
eias shot DORA" The apologist nav saw th,t il
was an idle. though:lcs remark We sasno rI,;uk
Ing high nled, honorable nan ever Iul..cs Il,
such bile. tlloushtlcss remrrks The cpitb,s
'biack' u applied to the members of the RcouI.
he'n party indI=erin'inately BY large maority of
Democriric writer's and takers throughout the
uiHon. therefore sentimental friend would like
10 see such public functonaries as Hon 5. colax.
III IN r. Beown. and such private citizens As Dr. !
Griffin, l. j. Halscy and Gen Bailey. .sho, down
AMI whcrelore-sor what crime. Forr,c onl, r.as-
on that t'ey believe the policy of the T. = Govern
"~nt should he to make Slavery sccrionaI and
Fr'ciom NATIONAL" and belong to a party whose
object y t'tring about sacl glorious result.
Feelings akin To these have been expressed bv
several leading piPerS, suci, a. the Washington
S'afe' AMI we MY reasonably expect them to be
reiterated by the aaghless whenever they niak Of
the doom that awaits them opponents Of Rcpul
lcsai>m. Z
u siotie to-cirtrsc the insane act of Brown at
III 'r.cr's FERRY upon tse Republican party. With p
riud Pr"prcty We could cl,irsc the Democratic e
purity wititall the marlcr and hooShet in Kansas C.
by the Missouri miraudcrs- Look AZ the rcreaI of I.
tie VI s'olri COMPROMISE, the rcat strife between
fr .elom anil slavery rcsultin- from il in E,us,s
f'e m''icrins OF Browns son by slavc-ownins .
1es2crHloes frCm Missouri and Browns frrnzeJ q
h'trcd % the Institution a consequence, and its
iere!o2emcnt in Virginia. and you have seen the j
whole tli;ns-toscther with the WHY'S and wher,
,-es-
Then there Is No Justification for the Democrat =
sho viii cveH tboasi.sle-sly say he would like to
zee MS friends aud neigbors, those belonging to
he same political party elsewhere. "<hot down, II
We have n, desire to see any Democrat treated
hus, Tor we know that m,ny of them are honestly
Democratic.
vi 'rk our word for it, the mln who inslulscs in
nch bitter feelings towards his opponents is not AZ
MY unworthy OF responsible official stations, but
he people will not place him IN them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
CASH! CASH! CASH!
sJeO!: SI,OOO!: $4,000.

LN cry MAN i'm Marshall County and sur.
4 rounding country has now "A real csaace Cnr
making theabove sums at any time by calling ON
le soon and securing the following tracts or p,rcel
OF ChoIce and Extra Lands in the County of Narics
State of Missouri aA
nave over 2J09 acres in Lots of n, so and I6o
acres miles from Vienna. the County seat. and :
% IL miles from the Railroad and 2 miles from
Gasconade River. Also. 800 acres of Choice I.anI
~ Oriwiori County. II miles from Raroad.-
Railroad. mum
All oil these Lots or parcels of Lands are Of the
very cry, best quality. They are no graduated or ono
smiling an acre Lands. They are all in the heart
81 ., u 'hckiy settled aud fast growing country.
VIII sell go or l61 acre pieces, and any person
may go and see them, apd if they don't prove as |
then no sale. Twill trade for improved
ahds around about here on good terms. Now i |
your time, without DELAY. Call on the Aocnt
CHARLES WHITMORE,
AT his Warehouse near the Demo,
~ H. am also Agent Cor the Charter Oak J;c.
Insurance Co., OF Hartiorl, CT. For further infor.
nation 9n9n call On me and get a pamphlet
re-. u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

| horrrRr--ArTEMrr TO SwiNDLE.-The follow
ing remarkable communication was received by /,
gentlemar Of Plymouth who Is not acquainted with
authors, never having seen them nor had any cor
resondence with them, andis not in the habit of deaf
ing in lottery tickets. These lottery Williams are
constantly sending trashy p,pcrs, filled with blood
thunder and love lies, and tempting schemes, broad
cast all over The land to delude the unwary. Mann
of our readers receive these "hasl" papers and
wonder who has been kind as to send them. or il
the publishers did it how they knew their names
and"eidress- The queryis of easy solution. Thou
sands OF names are published in adrel tisemeuts.
IN complimentary notices, in tax lists, in premium
i's's-ih hundred other ways and these papers are
sent 70 all parts ofthec country. The lottery sharks
-swlndlers--cver on the alert for victims are con-
tinuaily searching for names in connection with
some businesso or condition that desirnates their
owners as persons fit subjects for fleeing. Then
Forthwith, TO such as they think will answer their
purpose. they send a whole volley of papers con.
faing brilliant lottery schemes, and if no RESPONSE
IS made in due time. then they select certain of
'he'r readers and write them very afectionate and
rogfdentiai letters such as the one below. All sncb
letters are intended to swindic ndifany of ourread-
ers do not thus believe We advise them to advance
IN or two We advise all sane persons receiving
'uch documents to take notice of them, for they
ire all svindles- /
Here is the letter verbatim, ct literatim:
SWAYNE d CO.-Agents and Authorized
leaelrs for State Lotteries Gold, Silver. and C,nk
vote Exchange, Second Street, opposite Post Office
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct LIST 1859
Mr. Carbutt-Dear Strive have often tbo,,ob,
range why you disregard our circulars for YOU Ger
'ihiy Cannot expect to draw Prize unless Won have
chance this is the last opportunity and last scheme
e can ofer you as we intend going out of this bu
hess MA lev weeks our ob;ect in writing YOU this
'iinuenntal letter Is 20 notify you that we have
,'Eined what is called the "Lucky Package of
tcketin the peleware State Lottery class Ste ID
rawing Oct 9th see full scheme within the cost
only $40. ''' ''e e'S' a
furthermore to show YOU our confidence we will &
iarantee 1.-THE above fails 10 draw Won a No Prize :
oixtyDo bars to send you another Package tree of
large, tins Is fair and must convince YOU of our J
'" Intentions To sell YOU Prize By rem;,t;no Z
all. Your Fr;snJs Gum Il
n ~ Swayne & Co d
D Please write early We will Keep it for you. "
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

The PEEssrrEsrAx Socy.ux-co.
evening at the residence of o. NJ. Barnard f.,
"e ,'cnn.y OF the conrt House. Miss s.lI;s
"''a VIII be pleased to see a large number prcs
ent on this occasion. ' p'es-
ne Methodist Social Circle meets at ,I,s D..
S0naSe' on Friday evening s'ff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

i"ere VIII De regular meeting OF III member.
o' 'ne Marshall County Agricultural Society. a,
the Court House in Plymouth. on Saturday. the 9Th
o"s of November next, ut O'Clock, p NJ. for IN,
purpose OF making settlement with the -Trca>ur
er' anu transsciinS such other business a may
;orie before thc Society All arc requested 4, -.
end BY Oder of the Society.
G. o. P0MEROY, Pres.
NJ. CUMMINGS Scc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

ASltr Acns-By reference to our card :,
s'n DC seen that we. D. T. Philips. rece.slw 81
o. e%'o'rn q Phillips. have removed our ~
pfF'ck to Packard's new building o,o d. -"
ali :. - ",se' where during Office hours we.
- " 'e most happy to transact business for our
i!.ends and "the rest Of manli,d.n 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

Gifr Book AGEscr.-Mr. Geo. Lindsey has
oeen appointed agent of several Gi:t Book Stores.
IN chicago and elsewhere. Any person wishing
TO order book can thus not only get his book a.
quick as Railroads can bring it butt win inyaria.
bly, be accompanied with a prize
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

VAULT LocKs-Il'c lock on the outside door Of
heeler's Bank vault cost s251, and the one on
Inside So. The door itself cost over 500. "This
Is thcway the money goes"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27


lie Il now receiving Large and Well Selected
Stock of Goods, bought EXPRESSLY for ,ho e,,i
trade, which MUST be sold for Cash and Produce NV
nc middle of October next, at prices ope-fb;rd
f''rr than has ever before been known IN the GOOD
people OF Plymouth and vicinity.
Ladies Dress Goods. of every style and price
Plain Plaid Silks; French and English
Goods, both plain and plaid;
Ladies Collars; Bull
won't, Brocha,
and
Bay State
Shawls; Ginghsms and
Declines; Ladies Fine Tipped
Cloth Caters for as cents; ChiIdren's
'hoes; MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES.-tbo
hegaiafor'' Man never was beat in this
trade.-Crockcry, Quecnsware,
andCutlery by the cord;
Hard Ware at 1,
13a Cost: ttFlItst IL
Groceries:
Coffee, 5 lbs for 81 90: S
Sugar, - MS for 81 90; Rice.
10 lbs for Sl,0O; Tea, 9 fbsfor 81 90: r
ID a thousand other things too tedious to mention
at we MUST SELL and WILL SELL a,
ices to suit the TINES. N
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit a
ntinuance of The same @sFT s. 4 -
JOHN L. WESTERvELT. I
July rs, ls59--36ss zf -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
TAPPEN,S
ONE PRICE
Mammoth Clothing House

No' fo> itahdolph St,
CHICAGO, uJIyoIS
Is oy lar the most extensive aud the cheapest
place IN Chicago to buy good clothing, as well rs
.ne only one price establishments in town dealing in
nrst class goods OF every grade, for mems wear.
During the five years the house has been estab
shed 1t has built mp trade than four times
as large as that OF any othern town, which fact af
lords a guarantee that goods are of superior
quality and our prices lower and that our system of
/. ONE -PRICE WITHOUT DEVIATION
has won and retained the confidence of every man
who has given it a fair trial
4 Ae toTeSt cash pr,ce IS marked The goods in
pLain figures. And fearing no connection. ems.
toners are particularly requested to
u Eram'ne and price ecry other stock in form s,s,
But to hoM on 70 tteir money until then risn IN
TAPPEN'S.
u Clothing made to measure and orders sol;c;
GU laug 4--29yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
Paints, Oils & Varnish

PERSHlNG d. co,
Lave Just received from the Cities of Pbila
I delphia & Cincinnati, the largest stock o,
rants, oiis and VaririSiics ever brought into this
market, consisting in part of
2o0O Ms of Lead, dry and in Oil,
2ooJ "a Zinc, q"
500 :" Venetian Red,
blhS. Lampglack.
io o different kinds of Varnish and Paint
100 gals. Turpentine
sw Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,
~ Varnish of all kinds,
:, w! Japan and Zinc dryers,
Brushes, &c.. &c,
~ Mixed Paints of all colors ready for use.
u Al which viii be sold very low for cash.
aug limb
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
Also, intends keeping on hand an assortment
Ready-Made Work.

vi an sorts AID sizes, which he will warrant Not
~ e' anu VIII sell as low as similar work can be
bought in Marshall County.
IRE Is thankful for past favors and respectfully
sehc'ts Continuance ofthe same. All are invited
to cal and examine his stock and priccs NJ rho
sign OF The RED BOOT. He viii ende,yor ~
please tue eye, fit thefoot and suit the purse Of all
W REPAIRING done on Short Notice. IN
Sept. S-43 Holm cTIprn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

MAYER BECKER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct lst 1859

SWAYNE d CO.-Agents and Authorized
Deae,rs Tor State Lotteries Gold, Silver. and Cank
Note Exchange, Second Street, opposite Post Ofce
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

r s. Please write early We will Keep it for ron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.

FARTHER roINr, Sept. 5.-Tihr steamship
North Briton, from Liverpool, with dates to
the 2lth Of August, passed here to-day. Her
news is unimportant. There is nothing rela-
Bile from the Zurich Conference The NATIONAL
| assemblies Of Modena and Parma have adopted
resolutions hanis!ns the dynastics. and annex.
ing the Duchics TO Piedmont. Several mc,n
beers of the English royal family arc passengers
in the North Briton. 1t is supposed their visit
has reference 10 the contemplated vi<i, oc the
Prince of Wales
1t is reported that the British Government
has congratulated France on the recon; political
amnesty.
The appointment Of General McMahon rs
commander at Lille. was in consequence Of the
projected fertilization of Antwerp by the Bel
gian Chamber Of Deputies.
l.c Nurd contends that the rr'5cc; will en-
danger the neutrality Of Belgium
y second despatch fem Modena, states that
the National Assembly. on the 10Th Aug. unan-
imously dccrccd the forfeiture, b; the House
Of Hausburg Lorraine, of the Ducal Throne
The following day the annexation TO Piedmont
was unanimously decreed by ballot, and FaTina
was confirmed as Dictator. Asum OF ), 900, 900
Of livrcs was al voted.
The Tuscan National Assembly, on the oo;h,
unanimously voted for annexation TO Piedmont
4 Defensive League has been formed in the
States Central.
The North Erton sailrl on Wednesday az
ternoon, Gath Angus.
LIrgRrooL. Aug 81. Cotton is dull. The
estimated sales to-day, amoun; To c,eop bales
Brsadstufs and Provisions are very dull. Con-
soils arc unchanged.
II is believed that Mr.. Levers offer, 10 char
ter the Great Eastern, has been rejected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
GARR'S HILL FOR SALE.

81 BsCKiBth HAVING DETERMINED TO RI
Il MOVE. oGcrs !or l"iia TRACT oE LAMB Iyin. In
YORK county within nile 81 leipsbarg containing About
FIJ' u u. FRI dCEES
About hundred cleared soet portion Of ne balance
hraYy heFcd. be:.ics corl~ooi enough. after leaving
n-'iccncy Tor support. 20 pay fo- the farm This land
Ir on Qg.ras CrcC where wood any produce may be
shipped any market. This land ao.n. tie lands Of H. r
joiner md Orersahounds in aiTl Of e bc., Quav con-
vc.i,eal 80 every Geld.
THIS l. A NEKY FERTILE FARM aud "a rsr.ily i'm.
participating beca well married. Is very productive Ills
also good STOCK Arri. having good portion o. meadow
~, FRAMED ld uar-l sufficient 3r the support Of large
nunir. OF cattle and hoc-.
HE DWELLING contains siy and p,sssse and
ri. necessary ou:'buidnss, Including good ice house
There ar. tso shipping ronisoHc mile fror, tie barn
The Male ami f-uia!e Acadc;ay Ia WILLIAMSBURG: md
Willan AID Mary College which IL beng rebuilt rciIer
The -ocic! o. the ben: order Th.re are three c.ehr,
In Williamsburg. !pI-rops, Methods: aud Baptist,
IL IL rarely, desirable farm, Possessing many I'd
rahiaScs Is in market Person, disposed purchase arc
invited TO do before tc day o. sale bargain will
s"' early application be- made. notsposed vi before
TIE TWELffli DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, Il will posi-.
tvr' BE oil ~ fub!c Auction tina: d,v tbtlnS James
City tOCr, day" before iae Courthouse door IL Williams
bar :. Il ALI, :, nc,. the frs: far day thereafter
r.rs c: ale, cSe;h!.d cash, balance IN ore a1i two
will boad- bearing interest from date OF sale ard
dee, % the deferred paym,H:3 The pir-
c'tr vi! have Ire privilege CT se.irS crop OF Whea.
ai.l lnIl possession given the Is, of.Isrusry next.
For further Information. refer 10 Col. q. pur.ey aud
Ja;lc- W. Crs;'-, Wia.sh:rs and 20 GoGtr Appr.su3
Rcilro n ]. Va.
Wy Pos; Once i ~ Williamsburg. Va
RoscuW L!FSCoMEE
M,r 4