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Time.

The same amount Of space could not be better
filled than with the following beautiful extract:
Old call you me? Ayel when the Almighty
spoke creation into birth, was there. Then
was born amid the bloom and verdure of Paro.
disc. Igazed upon the young world, radiant with
celestial smiles, rose upon the pinions of the
fret morn, ard caught the sweet dew drops as
they fell and sparkled on the bowers of the gar.
den. Ere the foot of man was heard sounding
In this wilderness, gazed upon its thousand riv.
ers, flashing in'light, and rejecting the broad
sun, like a thousand jewels upon their bosoms.
The cataract sent up their anthems In these soli-
tudes. and none was here to listen to the new
born melody but /. The fawns bounded over
the newborn hills, and drank at the limpid
streams, ages before an arm was raised to injure
or make them afraid. For thousands of wears
the morning star rose in beauty upon these un.
peopled shores. and its twin sister of the, eve
famed IL the forehead Of the sky, with no ewes
TO admire their rays but mine Ayl call me old
Babylon and Assyria, Palmyra and Thebes, rose,
houri.hed and fell, and 1 beheld them in their
glory and their decline. Scarce q melancholy
ruin marks the place of their existence, but when
their first stones were laid in the earth as there
in their busy streets and crumbIing their magnifi-
cent piles and their gorgeous palaces to the earth.
My book will show a long and fearful account
against them. control the fate of empires give
their period ofglory and splendor but conceal in
them the seeds Of decay they must go down, be
humbled to the dust, their proud heads be bowed
down before the rising glores Of young nations
to whose prosperity there will also come isss
and day Of decline. poise my wing over the
earth, and watch the course and doings Of is in
habitants. call upon the violets upon the hills,
and erumble the grey ruins to the ground. Tam
the agent Of higher power to give life and take
1t away. Ispread silken tresses upon the brow
of the young, and plant grey hairs on the head
Of the aged man. Dimples and smiles at my
bidding lurk around the lips of the innocent
child, and furrow the brow of the aged with
wrinkles. Old call ye mel aye, but when will
my days be numbcredi When will time and
eternity begin2 When will the earth and its
waters--the universe be rolled mp, aud the new
world commence it's revolutionf Not till He,
who frat bid me begin my flight go orders it,
When His purposes. -who called me into being are
accomplished, then, and not till then, and no one
can proclaim the hour, shall go to the place of
all the living.
--xs.p- H
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To PRESERVE MEAT FROM rnE RAvAGEs OF BrGs
AND WoRMs-Take the meat when it is ready to
hang up to dry, wash it, and while IL is wet rub
finely ground Black Pepper all over the flesh
part and in every cut and crevice, where there
Is any chance for a fly or bug to deposit an egg,
then hang up, and dry in the common way, and
your hams will be as clear of bugs and worms
at year old as they were when first hung up.
The above has been tried four years with per-
feet successs-Fdrmer and Planter
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Tue sea is tho largest cemetery; and its slum
berers sleep without a monument. All grave.
yaris in other lands, show SINE symbol Of dis.
tinction between the great and tho small, the
rich and the poor but in that ocean cemetery,
the king, the clown, the prince, the paa..oi or.
oil undistinguished. ''' "'s
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A RENARKABLE ANSWER TO PRAfER.-A few
years ago the Wesleyans at An, in the county
OF Essex, occupied small cottage for public wor-
ship. The Lord revived his work, and the place
was too strait for them, They sought and OBJ
tanned plot of ground upon which to erect
chapel Some of " the baser sort " in the village
were opposed to its erection; and one to whom
large tree belonged one Of the branches of
which overhung the ground, resolved that it
should not be erected. His opposition was bit.
ter and protracted; thu people did not wish 10
SO to law, they therefore held special PRAYER.
meeting. and besought the Lord to interfere
That night there a violent storm, accompa.
MED by thunder and lightning the electric fluid
struck the tree, and severed the branch Just
where it would have beeA in the way. Fear fell
upon the enemies of Zion, and the building was
erected, and still stands monument to the liber-
ality of the people, and one of the "bulwarks of
the land" -....
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For the benefit Of those who did not .eo IN.
great comet last year. we will mention that il
will appear again during the autumn Of 2,l47,
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GOING HOME WITH THE GIRLs-The entrance
into society may be said to take place immediate
y after boyhood has passed away yet multi
tude take an initiative before their boards re
2rescntable. 1t is great trial, either at a ten.
der or rough age. For an overgrown boy to
go to door, knowing that there are dozen
girls inside, and to knock or ring with absolute
certainty that in two minutes all their ewes will
be upon him. Is a severe test of courage. To go
before these girls and make satisfactory tour Of
the room without stepping on their toes, and sit
down and dispose of ones hands without putting
them In ones pocket, is an achievement which
few boys can boast IF a boy can 90 so far as to
measure off ten yards of tape with one Of the
girls, and cut it short at each end, he may stand
chance to pass pleasant evening, but let him
not atter himself that oil the trials of the even
ing are over. '..
There comes at last the breaking mp. The dear
girls don their hoods, and put on their shawls,
aud look so saucy and mischievous, aud unim-
pressible, and independent, as il they didn't wish
anybody TO go home with them. Then comes
the pinch, and the boy that has the most pluck
makes to the prettest girl his heart in his throat
and his tongue clinging TO the roof of his mouth.
and crooking out his elbow, stammers out the
words, "Shall 1 see you home 2' She touches
her finger to his arm and they walk home foot
apart feeling aa awkward as two goslings As
soon as she is safe within her own doors he struts
home, and really thinks he has been and gone,
and done it. Sleep comes to him at last with
dreams of Caroline and calico, and he wakes in
the morniug and finds the doors of life open to
him, aud the pigs squenling for breakfast
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''' .~nng friends, keep we'll, !ti.ese s6s ava,
lns'' the last cOmHandmont. which says, Love.
one another. 20 Dofe
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Temperance.

", The amount of good accomplished by the tenn.
perance reformation, during the last half censu-
~. could not be rccurately calculated It's en-.
nobling virtues and benevolent objects have con.
tributed illimitable felicity to many, whose ebb.
tide Of life. apparently were drawing tola close.
When5we retrospect the past, and see what has
been done by this great cause, and trace the
mark for good which itlias made upon the hu-
human family in general, we can but wonder
why It is Tint men Of all Glasses and ages do not
rally to its standard. aa!ual -
Its eharacter as an order. and the principles
which It endeayors to inculcate into the hearts
of the rising generation are worthy of the strong
arm of the wisest potentates Of the EARTH Sean
its history---mark its rapid strides in bestowinr
happiness upon the broken hearted and besotted
mother-the weeping and degraded sons and
daughters of Adam. Pen cannot portray, nor
tongue express, the rejoicings of a mother over
the reclaimed husband or son. In youth. fancy
pictured to her life Of bliss illimitabe e. but now
how sadly is this un-realized. This cause has tn-
ken the man OF infamy from tie iowest depths of
misery and voc, and placed himo an equalza.
tion with his respected neighbor; IL has eudow-
ed him with Christian principles and integrity.
These deeds of Kindness are characteristic of
this noble order-they cannot be magnified.
Then, well may they call upon the generous
hearts of love and charity, to aid them in carry
ing out these principles. which have proved such
a great blessing to mankind. Come one and all,
and unfurl majestically to the breeze the banner
of the crystal wave. God speed The cause.
Lancaster Letlgcr
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A QUESTION for tailors--IIow is IL that lasting
buttons have TO he removed 90 often?
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TELEQRAMS.
covcRESslONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL
NASHNg10N. March 2a.-SENArE.-Mr. Clay reported
avOraby bill authorizing evyius of tonnage duties
for the improvement Of Pass Loutre
Mr. Lane introduced bl to complete certain military
roads in New Mexico.
Mr. Clay reported bill for the general introduction
Of the international Code aud Marine signals
Mr. Greens resolution tor recess from Aprll 2oth 10
May 10th, was rCjeeted-yeas II, noes 30
bill passed to prevent deseriOn and facilitate enis
ments in the Army; also in relation TO the protection oil
discoveries OF guauo Executive acknowledgement
HoUSE.-Tbe French spOlation and the Kansas admls-
sion bills we're reported. The President sent IN mes
sage protesting against the action ofthe House IN regard
to the Executive Department, growing out oil
the terms of Mr.. CovodOes alleged corruption ~
We sd satng committee, and denying that the House
could investigate his conduct except under impeaeh
ment the clause Of the Constitution saying that the pr
vilege extended even to piekpOcSets was denied him
lie challenges proof show that bis personal or political
conduct has ever been contrary to that OF honor.
Mr. Sherman aud Mr. Grow took issue with the fresi-
dent the former saying such doctrines brought Charles
the First TO the block
NeSsrs. Bocock, Craig Of South Carolina and Wins
low said the President dd question the right Of the
House 10 investigate his conduct but objected to the
manner Of IT, which subverSve Of the rights OF the
Executive Department and unknown to civilized nations
Much excitement was cccasioned by the message,
which finally referred to the Committee on the judi
ciary
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRY AN :
PULMONIC WATERS

TIE most certain and sPesdy remedy oUer discovered
Jor cV Disolsss cf tis Chest aud Lungs, Coughs,
Colis, asthma, Consumption, Br0AcAitis, Iiv9a-
eizG. Hoarssssss, DigclH Breathing
Sore Throat, DC, De
Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect relief
perseyers with according directions fail ef
rapid lasting Thousands have been restored to
perfect tried other In vain. To all cSsses
and an constitutions they equally blessing and cure-noue
need despair how long the disease may have existed
may be- provided the organic structure Of the VI
organs Aopeesy decayed Every afflicted should
give them impartial tsaL
To yoc,rs PUslC SPElKEss these Waters peculiarly
valuable they viii Ia the occasions
hoarseaess; their regular for few days WILL all times
Increase power Gevby Of the voice. greatly Improving
tone compass and cearnes for which purpose they
lAriy By many professional yocalis,s
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, New York.
Price . cents per box For sale BY all respectable Duusgt
al
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THE Mas BoNNEs.-Our Judgment in respect TO the
new style of bonuets sustained hy the Savannah BIZ
1rsst which saws 'T5c latest flshon-of an the
ab0m.r8Uir .OJ,ug hOuugts. we ever saw, nov be
found 40 a the millinery Establishments in the country.
They remind us of 70 coal scltte or a balloon cut dago-
uay in half We sincerely hope that all sensible ladies
vl no.. ad0p. thc fashion. wc are sure they ~i not
though there is no accounting for taste, the old
nan ,ail When she kissed 'the COW"
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THE STAB Si,ssE,.-Thesc Young beautiful and ao-
c0uPl,leJ ar.,es have arrived here, and viii appear
az .le Richmond Theatre next MonLiy evening. The
New lorS Herald saws Of them "Th,y are exceedingly
beautiful. with great deal of sprghtiueS> and yiyacy
excellent miu.cs aaj win much applause and aduiTa-
aol By their perfect deaeaous Of each character they
a-emp. 90 persoultc."
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oRPIoE OF TIE Ak co


CALLED meeting Of the Stockholders the James River and
KanaWh Company will be held this Office on WEDNFs
DAY the 18th April next TO take into consideration act
amending the charter Of the Company passed the 23d n
an en- other business maybe submitted.
By der Of the Board Of Directors
MTNPORD sac'v
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TpOV NPNTCO


Nav ORLEANS, March 29-The steamer Wave, from
Vera Cruz the I'D put into Berwick Bay short OF coal
She comes here Tor supplies Of ammunition The bonn
bardment continued til the morning OF the l7th
when Miramon attacked the city; but after halt hours
combat was rspused with considerable loss. The wo
and children in the castle were from two to five
hundred
The bOmbarjmen; was resumed the same day. and
with renewed vgor, doing much damage. One bomb
burst in the American Consulate which seemed an eSpe
cal mark Miramon.
Auoth, a-anl. attempted the night Of the 18TH
but quickly rCpuiSed.
Caiayajts force captured a convoy Of fifteen wagons
loaded with munitions and provisions, and from two to
four hundred dollars in specie Jaapa, destined for
MramOus army. They dispersed The guard of ZOO men,
Miramon sed the segs on the 2lst, and withdrew
towards the capital
CRY oy MrNICO, March lS:h.-After the capture Of
Marn's steamers Mramon sent decree 70 the capital
coafscltiug all American property, and ordering the
Americans sent out ofthe country
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tou.NG DoNE-We refer readers 10 the adyer-
l'eue1, o.. ST. J H. Hart which viii be found in auoth
e,eo.amn. Those who wish copying done would DO well
10 cal 0u bin. al the Richmond Library.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE.

EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE.
JOHN p. BALLARD, PaOPRETOR
March 29th, 1860.
T G Decaln, Ny Paine & lady, NJ
II A Wetmore, do Mrs Dunn, Boston
W Mcclure Va Maid, DO
" city lady 4 son Pa W McLalne ny
G W Bennett NY Norman, BALTIC
O Cooke, Va IN moot, Va
Miss Oliver 4 seyt, DO Tyler, do
Miss Boiling do re Ogden, Ny
L Gilbert do d Claborde, Va
z : airsto lady, DO Roper Allegheny
Bouldn, DO FIR Roper, do
$ Chann, n c PS Coles ladp Va
] l. paly, DO r W Goode, do
c A stfeat, Texas Lindley, lady, & children DO
Greenway, Va IA Go0de DO
O II Grain Ala Ragland, do
NJ Grant, DC II JHrrold, do
Townes, NC 81 Fitzhugh do
c Johnson & lady, Me McCue do
Dr. II Richardson, Boston W VI Baylor lady, NC
Mis- Richardson, do Miss z Baylor, DO
J See1y M Malone, Va
z Jewrtt, J II GizEard,
II Holm NC Jordan, n
a bunting, do 5 Delo, do
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ArDpEeNcg-TwoSo Sons Of Intemperance, John De-
Won and James TAYLOR were before the Mayor yesterday
9 making beasts of themselves in the public streets
itey se5a committed % .aiI
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ArrRorErtrNe Lr,,uzR-John q. McAIlleu viii be
aaiguei before the Mayor this morning. the charge
Of stealing piece Of lumber from VIM Pher. lie says
t.lt lee v.l prove bis innocence.
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BY GODDIy APpgRsoy 49,,


Il RANGED TENEMkNTs OK THE tAST sIpF or sEcoY, rs
TWEEN aARsHAlL AND CLAY STREETS F'IR s,fE a. re
TlON-Wi be sold AZ Auction, premises on TIIRsDkY
the 5h ofAp lo6D nj ococs 81 three of those four nevv
erected enaens located as above Each tenement contain,
besides closets coal and house and kitchen Win Two
and supplied with water The teneents Ar. moi
only built OF good matera but are remarkably and conye
neniy arranged The nsigbohood excellent These tene
menis have been rented 70 good tenants 10 take April
$780, per auDun payable quarterly They are now ons To-
inspection by persons disposed TO purchase them
TEENs 0ne1nh cash, balance ats and 10 oontfs n, ma
gotale notes. Interest added secured by trust deed or %
tanned The taxes for lS6O to be paid by the purchase
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jaws NJ Tlrloa soy. Auooneer JUN n nS sItDhG
E,XTK AORp.NARY AUCTION sALE oF Ca.

L'NTE ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF Ca
II MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN OF WELDON
NORTH CAROLINAn conformity with permission granted BY
recent acts Of the Legislatures Of Virginia North Carolina the
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the l2h April 1880
the town Of Weldon sell auction Canal and
Water Power at and the said OF Weldon The State OF
North Carolina The property consists miles long
beginning at the head Of the great falls Of the and teru
mating al the foot OF the same In the Also
miles above the and oneourth Of mile long which there
fall Of feet and around Eatons falls With these
be sold all the lands the margin OF the same belonging 10 the
Roanoke Company With all W privileges and properties
the towns a CASTOR and Weldon including Aqueuc
sites and other thing thereto apperanng property
deemed OF value and field capital enter
prise without superior In the Southern country There Pail
the the falls Of James River Weldon Is the
with Raleigh and with Wilmington Il centre Of an exceed
focus Of four Railroads connecting with Richmond with Norfolk
ngy productive country An abundance cotton grown ia
neghborhood supply extensive cotton man
uaetus The lower Roanoke region proverbal for It's pro
ducon OF and the upper for Wheat which Weldon
connected by Railroad and River navigAtiOn
Purchasers Invited examine this property Mr. Bass
residing Weldon, will show 10 all who to see f. and
will exhibit map Of the same
TNs Of sale will be onehrd cash onehirdin six months
third In twelve months with Interest deferred payments
required by the act Of the State o " O.
TH0s. McGEHEE proxy Of the State Of North Carolna
WM. II. CLARKE, proxy Of the State Of Virginia
WIN, II. WEsS0N, for the Stockholders. de29-dtds
az The sale will be conducted by
wa PANNILL, Auct'r,
Petersburg, Va.
Who WILL at ts furnish all necessary Information re-
gard 10 the property, either in person or by letter.
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ARRNALSATPRINCIPAL HOTELS
rnLumHIAN MOTFL.


JOSEPH Il CRENsHAw, Proprietor
March ~. 1850
] @ Iovrv Greepbter A Grifrth, n q
aenrv Miner White sulphur y Dyer, Henry
) dosle. CoyipgiOn Gf6figg, va
T W Moore, do gkNiAnter u'
Crsddock. Abe Dr W Chtatham, Ame IA
o Rraxton Va is Hardsway, do
n l. johnson, City Dunlop, PEI ~ .
n n qoudsr do Col W w Forbes, faruylle
I l. tfibs0n farmvlle Bullock, NJ
VIM W fulcher, Hanover W q Bul ock, DO
Allen, Cumberiaup - Williams Ashland
X A Trice Goochland DIR Geo Rives, Pc Geo
w Fleming do VIM Kohler, Wythe
II smlther, Tenn Vaughan Independence
Walter Jones Va 7 Fox Halifax
W J Garneti, do Bear, Va
w Hin do Bragg, Farmyile
W Garth AIbe Baldwin, Curdsyiue
Swift, Louisa u snlth henro
X Johnson, Uhsstd Nassum, va
II u Munford Richmond Mrs J II Wassum, do
L 4 spears PoWhatAn Miss Harvie, do
DR. Jas Mayo, do g Fars do
Miss Henley do Bush j., do
Miss Mayo, do Franklin, do
Ks Mayo, do W T Bsllow, jr, Halifax
johnson, Richmond PWtkinson, Amelia
Jones Monroe W II Rumbough Tenn
II Head, Bait EHuui,
J A Bass, Va p Reynolds, do
] Y Jones. NC Archer, PoWhatan
o. Thompson, Lunenbg Gen a Brown, City
J W Johns Washington JB McCleland do
Col w Hubbard, buckingham
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T .ARGE NUMBER OF RRaUTIFUL RU,LD

II lS9 LOTS NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS or MANCHES-
TEX, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0NAt request Of Mr. Geo w.
snelngs, We shall SELL at public auction the premises
DAY. the 81 day Of April, lsd0 at O'Clock r. NJ fair II not
the next fair day. large number beautiful building LOTS
adjoining the residence Of the said Snellngs
plat Of the Lots be Office These Lots for the
most part, remarkably well located command fne view
OF the city Of Richmond and surrounding country
TERMsOnetnird cash. balance aud months for aepotia
bic notes interest added by decd or title retained
The taxes for lsd0 10 be paid by the purchasers
mh2i-tds GODDIN 4 APPFRSON Auets
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MOOD ROuLDIN.

VIY attend hereafter the Courts Of Halifax County, add
w ton 20 those Charlotte and Mecksnburg He Will pTAc.
,ce heretofore, The Court OF Appeals, at Richmond
t5V- Address, Talcott- y, o. Charlotte Co. seB-cu
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
u JONES united In the practice Of the law Richmond
the Federal Courts and Court Of AppeAlA
Mn JOINS will also practice In the Circuit Courts OF Richmond
CITY and Henrico .
IN ONCE S At the corner Of Franklin and 18th streets,
apis-ckdn
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BAtrvozE March 90 Flour steady anJ unchanged Wheat
f-u-whe unchanged; red Sl4tNl+A Corn dulwhie $50
$50 cents, t Inc cents; Yellow 50l2I Provisions
active sides 10 cts Mess Pork SlL50S % prime
us. WHISKY - de-
NouS March 29cotton very dull Flour heavv-South
-ru aAS5E615 wheat heayy-choc. white &iI0 Com
curg white % Provisions quietmess pork SlTl5s
prime 2lt Q, Is Whiky steady. sugar firm Spt TupeL-
tine 46Gst4 Resin lowe-sae OF 5000 bbl at l6O
Kiccr unchanged
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY,
This DAf.
VALLI1ssgLEf RIAL Estate JN THE cow.


ne rrqnes o. the heir At Law 81 he Iss viii a.,
o0adn, deceased wesba Fs 1t Public Aneon 90 N.
n he order adrertssd FRIDAY The m March 100 !, M
oco,k The ooNng Valuable Real Eaie Of which ths MA
Goudin died o. red viz y y $500 wv -"
lot No. v Ia tqDare H. In Puihsroords sdfton Unon nm
nhng - hei on vest xh street running on he noh
sde o. ssr 40 feet also, square No. 49, 10 zane ADDITION
bounded by Both, 8la, q and u streets -'
Ana a. occk. ~ 81 the day on The rres.s IN IN,
Sydney, viz: ="
Three hundred and forty feet two inches f land On m. ...
side Of Grove street, being Nos u nc extending from vim
70 Lombardy street. running baek Ig feet 10 lot of O. A.
len, Esq. " -
irer which vl be sold vine IN Lis ri,, s.g,.t,a
a. Nos g. g. - 20 H. a. 49, 80 % fronting ssthsr 40 let on
e souu fe 81 TAYLOR street. running back 80 set adjoining
the new sydney Baptist Church.
After which, viii be sold AZ und ylded oetx N th.t h..
fol rquare of rur Acres with the large Rck D,uoo A. No.
formerly owned aud occupied by Mr. n su,,o d,.ln.,d
nsiSos 2I2 2 a. 25 bounded by mBood Dover lin and O.
dar streets Also, the beautiful square -Four Acres Adoon
Nos 81 5lR 80 3H bounded by fmwcoi "oyer Rohson AMI
Mulberry rert Also undivided moisty that beautiful
Of -Four Acres afJonng degnasd 81. s So
500 bounded by Dover klmWood Cedar Robn.oo street,
Al the time and place v be 10. Acres Of Land 40
lower part Of Eenrlco adjoining the lands Of Mes
franklin Pakcr &C convey "a said Goudn by Jo,ep
sharp by deed Of the 9Th september s5s Also ssme i'm
and place VIII De sold twois Of undivided tract OF 30 Aero
Of Land the Deep Run Turnpike the se n
bTose Hutehssgn and others conveyed 20 said Goudn By God
din, TTustee OF Ro T. Wicker BY deed of Blsi July $50
TRIMS One third cash. balance months Tor aeFotia
bic notes Inter added and title i all the
money fully paid The aaes for Is60 PAID By the par
ehasers GoDDis AAPPRRsOs,