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Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

IHE H. e. C.'s.-AJout two thousand oftbo
members of tho order ok. G. c. - INC
sem sent Chartered on the Rio Grandc, prepared At
" 1ra moment s TO Jola the liberal forces in Mex
'co' al Monterey, from wnence thew viii ,,rn.
ceed to the city OF Mexico This LoJy w." i P nv
G @sr Inc &C., Command of Generals Buckley and
Grecr' two Of the "tycoons" of The orJor ~
me ne movement is general and wide.sprcad
Inc members of the order in tl!s civ rntLn
number of several hundred, are mn k;11, rr .'l'
lions to JON their brethren on the borders IF
inc " SICK man OF this continent. Col. r. e
Tyler OF the Maryland regiment; Col w u
h Il OF the mississippi regiment; Cant. A
F: Malic:t, OF Nashville, and number of otbor
officers OF the order, are at present in tho ci,s
consulting upon measures connected with ne
proceedings. The probabilities are that Mem.
pms VIII DO made tho headquarters of tho or.
a .t IN III" States. We shall be ablo to furnish
inc latest intelligence in regard to the move.
ments OF the order, and shall keep our render,
po0tod.-AIemphis AUGlcache.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

| n DIFFICULT QUESTION ANswrpro-
amy one tell why, when Eve was manufactnrcJ
rom one of Adams ribs, hired girI w. nat
l"1de a. lho same time TO wait on herr W.
can, easy because Adam never came wbin;,,,
TO Eve with ragged stocking to be dprncd .
coIi@F string to be scwcd on, or n olovo 70
! ihcnd' fright away, quick, now ~ Rocspso
az never [cad The newspaper until the sun pot
down behind the palm trees, and then. stTotcI'
ing Almselt, yawnod out, "Ain't simmer r,oa,
ready my dear" Not no lie made tho fro'
ana Aung the tea-kettle over il himself vii
venture ana pulled the r0disaca, peeled Tho
~ Uanahaa' and did everything else he ourbt 10
lie mlIhed the cows, fed tho cbictas'n ~;
iooAeG after the pigs himself He noycr
DFooGht hoif dozen fr.cits to dinner y,Lc1
Eve HhdH' any fresh Poincrranatog. onI ir,a
, n'I"eo season was over! lie never slavc1 CI,,
1ti' oIeFeA cIock to g ward meeting" Lur
i"H!HG Iof an out-Hnd-out candidate MI tta
eco!d because poor Eve was SITTING ma go!
ilt !uo the gates. lie never PLAYED hiiIi3rJee
ana drove lust horses, nor choI:cd Eve ,riib =;
gar SMOKE. lie never loafed around corna.
gIccefles WhIle solitary Eve was rockinr mi,
in in ctadle at home. In short, he didr,t
'"inA sHe was especially created for TIM nm
po9o oi waiting Oh him, and wasn't pndcr e.,
,'n precision that it disFrGced 4 man IN If,r.n
ms Wlie's caros n it:le. Tbat's rio ."' I'll
!nat Eve DID not need hired girl and yyo ,gi,i
IL was tne reason that none Of her foir Josco,,
O"h's dld.-Li)e illustrated.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
Sheep.

10 Henry Cowgirl for best buck Of foreign
George Paris q Co. for best buck of native
or mixed breed ~.
Henry Cowgirl for best two ewes of foreign
breed ~.
stephen Cats for best two ewes of native
breed SD ''''
John Vruax fer 1 best lambs So.
Hogs.
TO Manlovc II. Galley for best boar SO.
Henry 2. Massey for second best boar H.
george Is. Dickson toc best brood COW ~, also
Tor best pigs ~,
lA0'' L. bradford for largest hog 81.
EotoIs.
10 Elrs Geo. Paris, for best improved fowIs
ot the Grahma breed, ~.
Joseph Sai;hcrs, fer Tic largest and best ".
=, rGty OF domestic fowls, -.
,GanioVc II. Galley, Tor best pair ducks, 81
M!chaei trocA, ioy best pair of turieys.:5
stephen Cats, for lest PAIR Of geese, 81.
Seed Grcin.
20 james &. NAPLES, tor bos; half brsccI =.
white seed corn, -.
DAM Z. Cowgirl best hal! bushcI vol corn -
sylvester II. Wiley, for best busbcl red whoa,
So. '0u mat
nos: " iison, for lest bushCl white wheat .
Hco' D''ycr, for best halt bushol Of cats. -,
'"o' sherwood, tor best buaheI OF awcct pota.
toes, 81 F0''-
thos- Wilson, Coz best tusAol Mercer potatoes
81.
Jno. Truax, for Peabody corn, Ger. of MGR.
IEos. B Coursoy, tor best basket OF sweet 10. /
'a'ocS Oh Io"J' IN perfect keeping, Ger. Of
Agricultural Implements.
0 D., j. H. Collins, OF Smyrna, for best grain fan
}: Il Snider, Ger. of MGR. for grain fan.
"oo' o. GFier' for cornshcller, Ger. of MGR.
Butter and Lonev
10 Mrs. f. B. Galley, for best butter, -.
"iF'' Jo5. ""l;hers, Ior second best butter. -
y. " rS. L. 7. Massey, for best pottcG butter s.;
Il. Galley, for best honey, 81.
HorcTs and Fancy Work.
10 Mrs. Andrew Smiihors, Tor largcs, and hest
correction OF flowers, giituunual.
MIS- geo Is. Dickson, for finest bouquet, bon.
quet holder. 49,
MRS. Peter Adams, for finest specimen Of em.
broidery, work-box.
hre. Robt. Wilson, for specimen of homo. roodo
linen, work basket.
Miss Lizzie I. Clark, for specimen of female
hahdIcfait, work basket
hrs. Chas. W. Horn, for specimen Of embroi.
deFy on infant suit, Ger. Of mer.
SpecicI Premiums.
10 MRS. VIM. J. Clark, for bottle of currnp,
wine Ger. of mcr,
Yrs. Elizabeth Todd, for jar of peaches put m :
IN 1853, Ger. of NOR !
ars' stephen Cats, for jcllics, preserves. son, "
ana raspberry vinegar, Mrs. Lcsic's com.
Pleto Cook Book, or any other book worth !
irs. Casperson, for wines, do. :
lrs' VIM. W. Nelson for superior soft soop. >
Ger. of er. -
lrs Andrew Smithcrs, for wines, pickles. Sc. -
Ger. Of mer. 0''
Harriet Wap!os, for jclicsand preserves. do =
ami Draper, for Chinese sugar cane syrnn.
copy OF American AgricuI,urist, or other
Agricultural journal worth 81.
hos. Slaughter, for suction and forcing nu,on a
GER of merit pump fl
L 5. o: Ayres, for suit of carriage harness. q n
Ger. OF mer. c.
l.. Smith, for lot of stoves, the thanks of tho tt
society. c.
y. John Tucker, for meat casks and we'll n
buckets certificate of merit. D.
'hn Shilling, for washing machine. do. d.
H. Raybold, for model Of printing prees, do. IL
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

IT Is reported in Washington that the com.
pany which recently obtained n contrac, Cor
constructing magnetic telegraph line n
the Pacific, has taken measures to oh.
tam the cooperation of tho line via Russio's
American possessions, to connect with the
present lines from st. Petersburg, extending
through Russia very near to those possessions
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

WINDrALL FOR GARIsALDI..-The so. oO0 nm
OF lIVre found by Garibald in the bank at Ma.
pleS smouhted in our currency TO about SIA,.
4OO,OOO; an unexpected windfall for the Lii.
orator, and one which at once furnishes him
with OIL the necessary snews for his great and
patriotic enterprise. - s''1' '''O
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

LET US recolleet the admontion Of famous
man. that the humblest persons are bound to
give an account of their leisure; and, in the
midst of soltudes, to be of some use to society
The spare minutes of year are mighty labor.
ers, II Kept TO their work. They overthrow
ana oulid up; dig or empty. There is a tradi.
uon IN Batbary that the sea was once absorbed
by ants. w"
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

InE season at Saratoga is at an end. The
grea' hote!a closed simultaneously on Thprs.
DAY last. The season has boon in eli Respects
successful the number of rcgiaterod yisItore
6"ihG ZOOS III advance OF last year. The new
MOTEL inc Clarendon, has already taken
ttaho with lta most successful competitors. and
mere l'T "ro those who believe that next year il
VIII distance the others in the race.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

TIE income of John c. Fremont, from his
goid mines, is set down at two thousand dol.
lars per day. Ills establishment is sometime
immense. lie runs lightweight stampcrs by
wafer power night and day, crushing ninety
tons OF quartz every twenty -four hours, which
Is brought to the mill on a private railroad,
a net income of SG0O00O year, if properly
invested will make him rich, and jesse is prob.
ably as well of as if he had been elected Pres.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

NE" cotton is coming rapidly into marsc,
from Southern Georgia; fndIng new outlet
over the main trcnh road OF tho State, inq,ecd
o. BENG shipped at st. Marks. The Savannah
'cP',1''c@a says - All tho people ofThomss
county hnd 1t cheaper and more convenient
even now 10 ship OYER tho Main Trunk Rail,
' 1oa@: ond FLORIDA viii no longer be enriched
by Georgia productions"
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

How SUNDAY 10 OBSERVED IN PARIs.-Tbc
PARIS correspondent of the Times remarks
" The Sabbath is, think, less observed in pnr.
H. IN some respects, than remember il ovor
to have been. 1t 10 certainly no holidnv for
the nlaeons and briehlayera. On tho Ronlo.
wards des Capucncs, in the Ruo Vjvicnro anJ
IN various other important thoroughbred buIlJ.
ing goes on upon Sundays just as on other
days" 0'"e'
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

The Philadelphia Grand Jury have presented
the squirrels in the public squares as a nuisance
They destroy the birds nests, and, in ccnse.
quence, the trees are ruined by caterpllars.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

NIrHoN, the name given BY the Japanese to
sneh country means the +" rising of the SUM-
They know nothing Of tho work Japan. and
10 So not use Il. They call their country Niphon
because a issthe most easterly point of Asis
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
WHOLE NO., 483

b,s '1 Il1 FEEAcnIEG.-In many churches i,
bio ;n,I,a n me Lablt Of late to place on the "a
tIownr -'oG''eiy IN front of the pulpit vase If
d" o"'s' ana those capable of apprec a,ing % =,
WIN ,I a" oHrT'nS' cannot fail to be impressed
Sa ,yn tnc beauty Of the custom. Yes,e,dor
PnyI L"ea' ID The Rey. Mr.. Putton's church. y,
ibaro o" ~, as substitute for the usual BONNER
nj ic,",' was very tasteful collection ofautnmn.
cncc a'.. he appropriateness of their pres-
prcs.i was 'enirT"d the more striking by an i'm.
iaoc I-''c.n''e from the words, We all do
'-' 90 " 'e"'' -BoSton Trauscript. '' ~
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

THERE ia truth, accommodated to our ma
lure, which poetry best conveys. There is
truth Tor the season; there is truth for the
possIonsi there 10 truth for evsIy character
Of man.--LQRdOr.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

cr.,' 'lH BARRIERS Of Bangor, Me, notify ,hoi.
I. t@"t they VIII not shave on S1n6"va
p55o l"h; they VIII prosecute any Of tho ~ c,ys
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

0 oo.l,' o. ~ oil wells in Pennsylvania oD,r
I,HT 'ai"ue 10 yield, and several of these ba~o
"ihdIed maternity. '"'S' nave
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Adriatie has arrived at
New York with news d startling interest
from the Old World.
Garibsldi entered Naples, with his staff
alone, at noon on the Sth inst. The Joy Of
the people was intense, and there was no dis
turbance &c any kind. On the evening Of the
same day the Sandman dag was flying IRON
all the forts.
The situation Of tie Ex-king is said 10
have been SO deplurabc as to have excited
the compassion Of his enemies. lie has Ia
ken refuge in his own fortified town Of Gaeia.
whence, as soon as the time comes, he will
pass to Capua and 10 Austrian territory, Tor
he has been advised By the Emperor Francis
Joseph not 20 20 to Madrid. The must i'm
portant news brought BY the .7friaiic Is the
announcement ofa rupture between Piedmont
and Rome. The latter is said TO have de-
handed peremptorily the dissolution Of the
free corps, enlisted under the order Of Gen.
Lamoririere, as being a body hostile TO the
peace Of Italy. According 10 the latest ad.
vices, no Sandman troops had, as yet, eros.
scd the frontiers, but they we're being colIrc-
ted in large numbers in the CatloIiCa, PA.
zenza, and at Arezzc, in Tuscany. France.
in the semi official columns Of the consfhit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hats
Caps, &C.
R. B. GRIFFIN & SONS,
No. &c South Charles Street,
BAIIlMDRiE, III

V,0 our large aud complete Fall Stock. we call the
I particular attention Of Dealers Il consists Of
Heavy Brugans made B, The bret manufacturers, for
Planters with soles nrariy incl thick, with heavy
wax upper leather. which We warrant TO give entire sa
f,e,iun. Our stock Of heavy thick BOOTS. made Of
Oaklranned leather. with three solos. and hand shgrcd
heavy way upper leather, al made 10 order and was-
fanic,, With full and complete assortment II
BALTIMORE MANUFACTURED WORK.
such a. Gents Fine Call Boots sewed aud peggel /;
heavy srwed Scotch Caters and llce shoes. Also,
large assortment 1f Ladies'. Misses and Childfcn's
Dress shoes. with Full stock Of Low Priced
EASTERN pEGGED WORK.
such a. Womcns, Misses and Chilirens Laced Boots
Cali Kip. Morocco Kid and Enamellc.. These. with
large stock 81 Fine Dress HATS aud CAPS, tegcih.
e. with ull assortment Of WOOL. HATS TOT servants
wear. will he sold at Very Low Prices.
We ak fof an examination, and will guarantee sales
10 every instance.
September ~. 60--smp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03
CONSUMED BY FIRE.

Two dwelling houses, the property Of Mr..
Joseph ]. Egerton, situated within four miles
of Warrenton, were maliciously set on fire
on the morning Of the 10th ult., and totally
consumed. One Of the houses was on the eve
Of completion, and would have been ready
for occupancy in few days. The Warren
ton News, to which paper we are indebted
for the foregoing facts, says: Mr.. Egerton
was alarmed by seeing light in the new
dwelling. Upon examination he discovered
a small fire among the shayings scattered
over the floor; he had nearly extingnished
that when the flames burst from the passage
and another room, where fire had been pla-
ced in two separate places. Without water
or assistance to check them, the flames spread
with frightful rapidity, bursting out the win
dows and setting fire to the old dwelling
house, few yards distant, from which Mrs.
Egerton and her infant family escaped with
difficulty.
The News says it is authorized by Mr..
Egerton's friends to offer 81 800 for the
apprehension Of the incendiary. Mr.. Els
loss is estimated at $4,000.
Oxford LEISURE Hour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03
PLATFORM OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
UNION PARTY.

Whereas, Experience has demonstrated that Plat
forms adopted BY the partisan Conventions Of the coun
Try have had the effect TO mslead and deceive the peo
pie, and At the same lime 10 the political dlsis-
ions Of the country, by the creation and encourage.
menl Of geographical and sectional parties, therefore,
Resolved, Thait is both the part o. patriotism and
Of duty TO reoogaize political principles other than;
The Constitution Of the Country,
The Union of the States. and
The Enforcement OF the Laws.
and lha, as representatives, q lhe Constitutional Union
men Of the county in National Con venlon assembled,
We here pledge ourselves TO maintain, project and de-
iend separately and uni,edy. these great principles 81
pubic liberty and national safety, sgains, all enemies
at home and abroad believing that thereby peace may
once more be restored 70 the county the just rights d
The People and 81 The States re-esiabished and the
Government again be placed in tina, condition Of JUS
ice. fraternity and equality. which under the example
and constitution q our fathers, has solemnly bound
every citizen Of the United States, 70 maintain
p,ee, union, establish justice domestic tran.
guilty provide for The common defence, promote the
general welfare and secure The blessings 81 liberty 10
Ourselves and our rosisnty."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03

The following paragraph appeared il la's number
o. The Wilmington Journal We 10 not see the Daily.
and Il sPpeatel the Weekly issue il escaped our
notice. We have seen il 10 two OF three q our En-.
ehanErs-wc copy from he Ncshern Daily Progress;
ClnpaIsx DocrsExr.-- The leading campaign
dncament which 6l!s The columns of The Opposition
press 10 this STATE 70 te the speech made al Ra.
leigh BY stephen 4. Dogglas. Even venerable and
quiet friend of the lshorough Recorder has got i IL
with p1a equal TO Cherry Peetorsl d The Big 10.
dian"
We we're not conscious the, We pafel any beiy
We said only TIA, the Speech upon sn important
subject, and tatihe posi,ion which Mr. Douglas hold.
gave il additional imporianeeirulhs whih The saga.
cioas editors Of The Journal will not a,ivnpl 10 gain
~. And We recommended i y ne afternoon d OUT
readers Call u this pull Ifso. Nc arc guilty.
Bot At The fi.k Of again ereiins the tsbes Of aui
iends of tho Journal We are ready repeat The ny
'ng ii regard . letter which occupies large spac,
IN paper to-day The Letter Of the Hon. Amos Ken.
dali u h upon question Of grave importance. III,
most important u any now before the nalon and III,
position which NJ kandal held under Gen. Jackson,
administration and for yean Afterwards. entities Il Il
the respect Of 81 least I'll tue Demoelals aud We Zee
sure that mons q our readers will hil % reruse with
interest and attention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03
tue MASS MEETING AT SALISBURY,

HE MAoS MEE llNG Al SALlSbUhf (.
The following gentlemen have been invi-
ted, and are expected to attend the State
Mass Meeting at Salisbury, to wit:
Hon. ]. J. Crittenden, Of Kentucky; Hons.
G. A. Henry, Jere. Clemens, TIA. R. Nell
son. and Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee ;
Hons. William L. Goggin. William c. Rives,
George w. Summers, and Alexander II. II.
Stuart, Of Virginia; Hon. Benjamin H. Hill.
Of Georgia; Hon. Anthony Kennedy, Of Ma
.ryland.
Among the distinguished sons Of our own
State, who have been invited and will attend,
are Hons. George 4. Badger. VIM. A. Gra-
ham, w. ". H. Smith. John M. Morehead,
Charles Manly, David Outlaw, Ed. G. Read,
b. +. Moore, Alfred Dockery, Y B. Vance,
r. s. Donnel, A. II. Sheppard, John A. Gil
mer, John Pool, Geo. Davis. X. b. Gillian,
John A. Poindexter, and others.
Bay- The fare Oh the Railroad to and from
the meeting will be, as usual on such occa-
sions, only half price.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03

The Charlotte Western Democfai s.ks, /" How Is Il
that our shakspcansn neighbour The Douglas organ,
does not direct sny 81 IL attacks against John Bell aud
b. party The editor Processes TO be true Demo.
ent,' b., never . Nod does he % bic friends say
sssas Bell. q The opposing candidates ior Pie.
sidentr
The question, We presume, may be very easily ans
wasd-it l. Lessuss hs !" shakspcsrian nsisbof" had
nothing u the kHd % say The Hon. Iohn krtr, d
Gsswsll, leading member Of the Democratic par.
". bat nevertheless bigh.minded and honorable gen.
ileman, and whose position lor time a. memhef %
Congress gave him opportunity ofbseomiug acqusin.
lsd With facts and whose honesty enabled him uly 10
appreciate them, Ia recent speech At Breckinridgc
meeting il Richmond ssd Il vas ridiculous 10 acease
John bell Of unsoundncss On the slavery question
and yet We have not seen in any Of The Democratic
ptinis any other accusation brought sgansi him. A
long lisl Of accusations or the people 70 remember,
which has taken The rounds Of the Democratic papers
and kpt standing in some Of them, contains mol even
hint Of any other objectionable feature in John Bells
record. A candid examination % NJ. Bells record, 10
Congress or %, o. H. viii fully sustain The declaration
q NJ. Keu. Does our Charlotte contemporary eons
ist siliiyng John Bell and bis party chstseiefsli,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03
Ne w GOOD
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

BEG leave again to call the attention Of my custom.
and the public generally 10 my purposes il do
ng business for the future Owing to circumstances
entirely beyond my control, find it implacticable to
close up my business in Hsborough at presents must
therefore be employed and shall go on TO the North to
purchase new stock adapted to the Of the coun-
Try for the approaching season. and pledge my self
sell them at very moderate advance upon cost in
der 10 keep up tie excitement which has already been
created by the reduced prices at which have been
selling for few weeks past. Thus hope 10 draw my
share Of trade, notwithstanding the unfayorable oca
ton am occupying.
will here add that while am controlled by circnm-
stances in regard 10 the uniayDrabe location that have
for doing business that lind the system of quick sales
and small profits to pay better Than larger profits and
slower sales; consequently can hold out inducements
TO cash prompt credit buyers and think may safe
" say save them from fifteen to twenty per cent. by
calling at my store east OF the Court House. Please
bean in mind the location the house recently occupied
BY p b. Ruilin, and near Mr.. A. e. Mutdock's Coach
shop.
will also state to those who may be inclined to rely
on my stock for their supplies this season, that will
be some ten or fifteen DAYS later in getting my goods in
than usual. The delay in some important respects
will be all the better for those who are not compelled
10 purchase their goods early in the season, goods
can be purchased much cheaper in an advanced period
Of the season than at the opening OF the trade Besides
the fashions in the northern markets better esab-
ished thus aording the village dealer opportunity
Of Offering his patrons the most approved sp les.
feel confident that by carrying out my plan of con-
Quoting my business, can make it work 10 the agan-
tase of ali those who will favor with their patron.
age. liberal allowance made to cash buyers. Hop
ing TO see my customers in 10 examine my stock from
the 10th TO the 18th ef October,
am respectfully,
II. l.. OWEN.
0etnhnr fl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03
vALU ABLE LAND
EuR SALE

WILL sell 10 the highest bidder, on the premises,
on the goth day Of September. 1880, (if not dispose
cd Of before. one tract Of Land three and half miles
south cast u Hillsborough and one quartet d mile
from the Railroad. containing f50a Acres. All o.
the land !. tmbcred bu anout louttecn acies. There
is log dwelling.house The land, with never.iail.
ing spring Of water within a few yafis Of the house.
Said land adiains Josiah Guess David Sifayhotn. and
others. AIso At the same time aud place will sell one
other tract containing 80 Acres nearly one half creek
low grounds. Ten acres ~ which u iimbefej.
Those wishing 20 purchase would do well 70 call
and see The land.
Terms made known On Inc day % sale.
WILLIE N. S1RAYHORN.
August u. ss-5wr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03
EQUITY SALE.
James H. Faucet and others, ex para.
D.I:i.a, a.. an, r. T,oJ

Petition for SAFE Of Lind. a.'
PURSUANT to decree Of the Cout Of Equity for,
u Orange County. made a, September Term, 1860,
will offer for SALE at the courthouse door in Hillsbo
rough, on Monday the 22d day Of October next, the
valuable tract Of Land, the late residence Of James
Faucet, deceased, about three miles west Of Hilsho-
rough containing about 800 Acres, having valuable
Grist and Saw Mills and other good Improvements, adj
joining Samuel Moore, William Ward, and others.
Twelve months credit will be given bond and good
security rqured title reserved until the purchase
money is paid sale at IL O'Clock.
THOMAS WEBB, C. 8. NJ Il.
September IS. Price adv. So IS So