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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22
From the Army Of the Potomac.

New YoRK, Jan 2o.-The World says
it ia uncerlain whether the total str, ngt b
Of the rebel army equals ours. a despe
rate struggle Is evidently near, and stir
ring ne ws may be expected shortly.
A Fortress Monroa letter sta'es that
the steamer Vanderbilt is coaling prob.
ably for another seatch after The Ala
hama.
The Philadelphia Inquirer has a Port
Royal letter Of the IS h, sta ing that six
desrt'ers from Fort Sumter. Charleston,
arrived ABOARD the 5lockadine vessels 10
porting that most Of the garrison threw
down their arms. refinins to 6gh under
the Confederate flag. They were halt
famishsd aud their families in want, ow.
ing 10 the non.rcceip' of pay. Oihcr
troops came and OBJ iged them 10 return
10 duty, Dissatis action amoug the rebels
is wide spread Men are worked day aud
night. and half starved and received no
money.
Tho gunboas WIssahickon recently
drove the rebels out Of battery on
Branch Island. They returned and put u
shot iu;o her whi.h nearly sunk her.
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TO INC Patrons Of the Gazette

That Whish goes TO make up the aggre'
gate cost Of our paper has almost doubled
within the last year. Paper bough. dix
months ago at S6 per bundle now costs
$40. Before this advance our paper
harely let us live. We will now scarce
iiy make a dollar BY its continued publ
cation. And yet the Gazette must live
must continue regularly as heretofore TO
reach our subscribers. We do not pro-
,poss (as other papers have done) to ad
vance the price Of subscription. but We
ask our patrons, and We hope they will
heed the appeal, to come forward and pay
mp their arrears.
You doubtless think the 81 50 you
/, owe for the present. or the 80 90 you
owe for the past and present years, is q
small thing. Well SO it is to you. but
you must remember that BY these small
amounts we live. and that the thousand or
more Of them now, would make quite a
handsome sum. We hope each Of our
patrons who is in arrears will consider
thi. a personal dun and come forward
.manfully and pay. -- a
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THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM
THE MAGIC THE BSERVER,

DElNG A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR
DLady's or Gentleman's Watch Combined, with
Patent self winding Improvement
The New York Illustrated News tho leading pic.
tora paper Of the United States iD Its issue of jan
iOth, 1858, on page .l47, voluntarily SAYS;
1--WE have bcen shown a most pleasing novelty, of
which the HuBskRb Bios, Of this city, ure the sole
Importers. II scaled the "yMagie Time 0bsrUtr,"
and s a hunting and cpen-face watch combined. =
This Is one of the preIest, most enient and de-
cdedly ibe best and cheapest time piece for general
aud reliable use, ever offered, II has within 1t and
connected with Its machinery, It's own winding a.
tachnent. rendering key entirely unnecessary
The cases Of this watch composed oftwo metals,
the outer one being hne 10 carat gold. I has the
improved ruby action lever movement, and 10 war.
ranled an accurate tmepiooe.r
Price, supe rbly engraved, per Of half
S2OI.UO Sample WHtehes,i in neat morocco boxes,
for those proposing 10 buy at wholesale, S5j, sent by
express, with bill AyaBio delivery. Soldier rs
must remit payment Id advance, as we cannot
collect from those IN the Army. Address .....
HUBBARD BROS. q CO, SoLE IMPORTERS,
Soath CIR. N4ssda 4 yohH Sta, Nsv York.
Jan. 90, le63--jw
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CAMP FAYErrEvlLLE, Va.
Jan 9th, 1859.

Eds GdzeAe:--Whon last wrote you,
we wr-e encampeG at the mouth OF G.u
ley River. We pulled up stakes on the
evening of the 10th Of Decemb r, and
went into camp at Fayetteville. This is
where the 24tl; and 37lh Ohio regiment
fought and held Al bay for seven hours a
rebel brigade. 1t was impossible to re
enforce them, therefore under cover Of
night they evacuated the place with =
small loss. This has been al one time a
very pleasant village, but it is desola Q
looking place now. The most Of Il
buildings and some Of the best Of them.
are used for sla'liug cavalry and artillery
horses. There are but two families re
naming. the rest Of the inhsbi'aols have
gone t, live under King Jr1's reign, and
yesterday morning there was cry come
out from our quarters to see the great
phenomenon; and sure enough, Il ere was
such thing showed itsslfin the heavens
| have never before seen such an object.
IL was 10 westerly direction, running
from the horizon toward mid heaven. at
an angle Of 45 degrees. II was in zig
gag shape, or more properly like bird's
eye view Of The Ohio river. When FRS,
seen. il was ofa bright, vivid color, but
it soon paltd, aud became dim. II re.
mained only eight or ton minutes, There
was great commoIion in camp. and
speculation vas rife as 10 iis cause.--
some asserting that it was token of de-
feat TO our cause, / can account for il
in no other way than it was Meteor
passing through the air.
"f HOLIDAYS,
for soldier can have his enjoyments as
we'll as the civilian. And, right here. let
me give you our bill Of fare, for Christ.
mas:--in the frst place We had chickens,
yes sirl chickens. an article Of food We
had not seen OF tasted for many long
day. Chickens, that cost the small sum
Of City cents each; then we bad tomatoes,
nice tomatoes that only cost rs cts, per
quart; then we had light bread, Ian afli-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

Politics. Introduced into the Fairfield
Coanty Agricultural SoEitty. The Sc.
ceksiohists hold a Caucus; MONT nate
Ticket, and run up Democratic mem.
bers 90 vote for it'
On Saturday last, as pr viously an
houhced in the county papers, the elect
ion Of officers for the Agricultural Socie-
.ypf this county, same % at the Mayors
Office. The matter excited but lilsls In
tsrest, until the hour of election arrived
when i, was discovered that the demo-
Gratis had brought forward party ticket,
and were determined to make political
est Of the matter whether for the pur
pose Of destroying the society, or 'nloy
Che onors and emolur en- OF Office.
remains TO be seen. John Reber ESQ of
this city had been suggested as ft per.
Fon TO act as President, and without any
knowledge Of the political movement lie
ing made, at Erst, consented TO the use
Of his name. Learning afterwards Of the
scheme already concocled, and knowing
we'll the pernicious effects Of such con.
,es:, he wen, to the Mayors ofsce, where
he found the great lights" already as.
ssmblec. and attempted 10 save the soci
ety by consolidatiou--proposing a with
draw.l Of The caucus candidates. and the
election Of Major B. W. Carlisle, a well
known democrat, as president OF the Soci
ely. Had Mr.. Reber's timely and sspsi
BILE proposition prevailed. the bitterness
Of feeling incident TO such contests would
havs been prevented and the society "a.
we'd. but il was soouted by the half wit
ted .Aadgliug'. who do the dirty work Of
the democratic party, and we may now
expect democratic fair, rather than the
happy and social re union Of the people
We have long been accustomed to see on
these occasions.
Entitled to vote, as members Of the So
ciety. are about one hundred. and fifty
gentlemen. Of this number no. more
than City were democrats. The election
was carried by the following device. A
list Of the membership was secured from
the Secretary, the democrats marked,
Sson. and urged to bs present at the cleo
Thus . partisan minority, by the ageu.
cy OF political tricksry. succeeded in
fastening upon the society principle, a
large majority. indeed all its thinking
and we'll meaning members utterly de-
4 teSt. The people Of the county. are by
no means responsible for this ill-advised,
and foolish act. excep, SO far as they Suf
fer themselves to be influenced by the
dstsS.sble, political dirty>worusrs Of the
democratic party,
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BuReLARr.-On Tues fay nigh, last,
some evil disposed person or persons, ems
tered the house of MIR. JoHS BuRDERRT, a
wsll>known residsnt of this city, and pur>
loined q number OF small articles; such
as soap, cauuedSfruiis. sugar, jsllies, pres
serves. etc.. etc. Th se acts Of pst,y
rhievlpg have been carried on in this
neighborhood for some time, Without the
ps,pstrator being detected. The articles
stolen heretofore, have geHerally beer Of
smal! Intrinsic value, and scarcely worth
making enquiry about, but We &afh the
accomplished "eroeksmaa," that there is
lime Wien patience ceases to bs a ir'
.ug.
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We doubt not, honest democrats /.
greatly regret and heartily despiSs sush
action. and would gladly protect the
Agricultural Society from the blightiug
influence Of party politics. bat 80 long Ss
bAinlesS. 90 6sh and irresponsible parti s
have to Go with the politics Of this coun-
ty, no better results can he boxed for.
I. will be noted tha. our objection. is
not to tie men elected by this movement.
We doubt not they will fairly discharge
the duties of their respective POSITIONS
saving always their political pr+judices.
1t is the principle drinking politics with
the affairs Of tile society 10 which we
find fault, and against this. we most sol
emily protest.
Our animal fairs were Intended to pro
mote the agricultural. mechanical and
stock growing interests Of the county.
and TO afford an occasion, when The pso.
pie ceasing their toll, and lay ing sside
tteir partizau animositiss, should mingls
together in frisudly intercourse and social
reunion. But at party fa:r-an organ
ization which makes the interests of the
society secondary to party advantage--
these things cannot. and will not be-
Az well txpec, union men to contribute
to the display, and swell the procession
OF a democratic jubilee, as to aid AID en-
courage an agricultural society conducted
on such principles.
The people must rscus the society
from the hands Of partisan demagogues,
or il is dead. The officers elect may, IL
they will, do much to ailay tie feeling
aroused by the election OF Saturday last.
They may guard the Socie'y from the
further approach Of imper,inent poli'i
clans. Thy may yet make it an asriul.
tural society rather than political fsir,
hut We greatly fear. aud indeed we have
great reason to fear. that men who would
accept an election upon such principles.
are unp,incipled enough 10 execute the
behests of the men who gave them au>
thcrity.
We have long since ceased to be sur
Prised a! the acts Of folly an ! madness
committed BY the Democracy Of this
county A party that would endorse
olDs. symp,tbiz will, traitors. the com
mon enemies Of mankind. encourage
rebellion, denounce tho Government for
its efforts TO empress 1t, nigh. well be
EXP EecteI to commit any conceivable ac!
Of wi kedness. suicide OF per6dy. The
errors OF head and h srt required TO make
"go ID Democrat in the days vf de T..
generate Democracy, cannot but prompt
ths greatest lengths of folly. and Creates,
depths of criniualiiy. A party that for
political plunder alone could be induced
to turn It's back upon i's country 10 a
struggle involving it's life and the liber.
ties of its citizens, might well be expected
TO introduce politics into and bring ruin
upon an Agricultural Society for the
little honors and emoluments il affords.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-22

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE ram Storm,
which LETT Arkansas Post Monday, and
arrived here to day. confirms the capture
Of that post. The attack was made on
Friday evening BY guuboals, the laud
force debarking ,wo miles below anc
marching 10 the rear Of the Notifications
The rebels hal tarthworks Two miles be-
low the main fort, from which they were
shsIlej; not. however, before they had
done sume damage to the gunb ,a,f. Some
balls entered the portfolios Of the Lsxing.
ton, killing four men. The main fort Is
represented rs having been very s,rong.
They surrendered on Sunday. The ofic.
ers of the Storm say that Blk regiments
were captured 10 the works, and that at
daylight on Monday two Texan regiments
not knowing .te plars was sure ndered,
came in to reinforce tho rebels, aud were
also captured. Nearly all tue ammuuit.
i'm taken by The rebels from the steamer
Blue Wing. some days since, was recap
turad. A reconnaissance was sent up
the river, but had not reluruei at the
time the Storm left. Our loss is not SO
heavy as at first reported.
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CINCINNATI MARKET,
CfNcIENATi, Jan uary 2i.


CATTLE--Ths supply Of Beef Cattle
has been very light. and the market rules
6rm ct full prices. We quote Common
81 75@s, fair Sc a5@a 81. good 81 75S
s. and prime 50 2s93 so per central
gross.
SHEEP in good demand and light sup.
ply. at S3@4 50 per central gross. ac
cording to quality. TIE snow blockade
has kept back supplies of all kinds Of
stock.
HOGS have been light supply and
good demand. and prices are higher, 81
26@5 bsing The whole range. Ysster.
day small lOt,averaging 3, lbs brought
the outside rate, The receipts have bssI,
sbout 6, 900 J8 lf0F I Eb1 81
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Lancaster Produce nrnrkct.
New YORK Market

New YORK Market
NEW YoRK, January 90.
FLoUR-o2eu quiet. aud closed more
active at yesterdays prices Sales al So
1900 85 for extra State; 81 25@7 80
for common to good shipping brands sI'
ira round hoop Ohio.
WHISKY Active aud Grm-r at AIT
@49 GEMS.
WHEAT-Lees active. hut prices are
10 changed; s,es at 81 34@l 80
CORN-A fair business; sales at e2 Sc
OATS-More active: sal uL 69@75.
SUGAR-S,les At 104@I24o.
M0LASSES- Sal,s ut 5295G
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sale.
In Probate Court.

John abbott and Lafayette Abbott, I p,oin,,r,
Ad'mrs OF Oren Abbott, dec.
against
John Brtch ct ais, Defendants.
TVN0 John Btteh, John Abbott, Lafayette Abbot.
Selem Pearce and Laur. his wife; Joseph G.
NOurSe and a. S. NouTse his wife, RufenA Philena
Wise, .4maratta a. Wise; Ranford Rogers
- Wise.
You are hereby nst!hed that the undersigned, the
administrators OF oren Abbott, dec have filed petit
tion in the Probate Court Of Fairfield county, OHIO,
praying for the completion of a contract made be-
tween the said decedeLt In his life time and said IN
drew Brtch, and for power to convey to the said
Brch, In accordance with said contract, the follow
ing real estate to.wit: Lying and being In adison
Township, Fairfield county. Ohio, described more
padcularly rs follows: ''COmmenclng ut the South
west corner of oren .Abbott's farm; thence east
along the line between said .4bbou's farm and a
piece ofand owned by the said Britch TO the road ;
thence with said road West to the line between said
abbot and Eillo,t Grniths; thence south witA said
line to the place oi beginning"
hearing will be had IN the premises on Saturday.
January 24Ih, a.d. 1863. when order will be taken
for the completion Of said contract, and the convoy
ance OF said land.
JOHN ABBOTT & LAFAYETTE ABBoTT,
Admr OF Oren abbott. dec.
BY Il. NJ. CLARKB, AiIy,
Janl-ls63 flaw.
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9lsI ReR'I O. '.
EW The "Laucaster L,rrRARY INsr,

EF The "Lancaster LIrERART INsr1 :.
TurE," will met N the Mayors office,
on Monday evening jan. 96th 1868.
Question for discussion Resolved -
"Thst the Abolilionists of the North
are wholly responsible for the present
civil war;" u 81 T
The public are respectfully invited 10
attend. By order
KINNIs FRITTER, Prss't.
WM. A. ScHULTz, Sec'y. ..l..t 4
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CE The following ia just tribute to
the memory OF tSsrgean, JouS WILLIAMS,
late of Company D. 9oih Ohio Infantry,
and formerly Of this office. We bear
cheerful testimony to his moral excellence
and genuine worth, to his valor, his dis,
interested patriotism. his fidelity and yea!
to the cause be offered up hiS life to serve.
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Losr,-During the pas, week, Fur
Collar. 1t is supposed to have been lost
OF Mulberry street. The Gnd-r will con-
fsr's favor BY leaving it either at this OF
ifioe, or the store Of Messrs KUTz. REDER
& Co.
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EEAn opportuuaiy which seldom oc'
ours, Is now afforded those desiring a
good Watcl,, at a low figure. Read the
advertisement: Of The "MAelo TINE ODsER'
vEK." Of which the HuBBAHD BROTHERS.
Of New York. a 20 the sole importers. The
Magic" is receiving the most Aat,ering
com mendations Of the Press.
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ole we had not seen Tor three mosChs, J
next w had fresh peaches, and they VeIs
peaches; they only cost Sl.25 per quart.
but still they were peaches; then We had
butter. fresh buttsI; wbatf butter for .
soldierY yes sirl it 10 40 absolute fact.
\
We have just heard Of the battle be-.
tween RoSecrAus and Bragg. bu. have
had no particulars. We hope it will ter,
inmate all right. When anything ofim,
pnrtauce happens, I will post you fortb>
with. Capt ZACK HEED.
9lst Rsg'I o. v. /.
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ETA bill has passed Congress. and is
now law, authorizing the issue Of legal
tender Treasury notes. for the pay men, ol
the amy and navy.
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~ See HARRY CoMERs letter, and
Mai. sTAJToRD's official report Oh our
first page. They will be found exceed
lnyly interesting.
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ET See ANDREW RsrD's new adver.
tise nent in another column. He chal-
lenges competition, de6es opposition and
his prices are no imposition.
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Saturday, February ostl,, 1868
Valuable Farm for Sale.

u AN authorized by an order Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio TO sell nj pri.
vate sale that hne Farm containing 800 acres known
as the KlDGLY FANM. In Amanda township,
In snid county, adjoining the lands OF Reber d Kutz
aud being the North West quarier Of Section rs, and
the South West quarter OF section "a, in township
-, range 90,
Terms OF sale: $4,000, payable follows: 81 ono
IN hand; Sj0OOin one year, with per cent interest
payable semi-annnally; and the balance 1000 will
be lett in the hands Of the purchaser for term OF
years. invested In his note. secured by mortgage up.
the premises sold, bearing six per cent Interest
payable scmi-aDnually.
Should the purchaser have other unincumbered
real estate, an arrangement might also be made for
the invcstnent with him Of all or portion of the
above St.OOU. JACOB BECK.
John S. Brasee, and Martir. scblelch & McNelll
Att'ys.
January 90, le63.-liw44
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OBITUARY.

DIED--January sOlh, 1868, MAoDA.
LENE, youngest daughter Of JusrUs and
CAROLINE YoUEoHANs, aged s years, 7
months aud ID days.
In Lancaster, Jan'ry llth, 1860, SrsAS
HARMON, child Of JSo B. and CLARA Nc
NELL. aged | year, II months and 22
days. ggq.
sthere no kind, no healing art
To soothe the anguish Of tho hearty
Spirit Of grace be yernigh:
Thy comforts are not made TO dis"
DIED-Decem6er l7,h, 1862. SARAH
ELIZABETH. daughter Of Edward and Lue
B. Harris. aged one year niue months
and one day.
In Amauda,J ,Duayl6h. 1863 EsrELLE.
daugttLr Of j. r. aud EIizsbsIh Marsh,
aged one month.
coMMUNIcATED
DlED-ln Military Hospital, at Dan.
vile, on Decsmb,r goth, 1859. Mr.. AMOS
P. KEMP. son Of Mr.. John Kemp. of Fair.
f-h county, Ohio. aged 10 years.
The subject OF this notice, though
young. stimulated with patriotism. and
devotion for his country's flag, on the
l5,h Of August, 1862, left his kiud pa
r-ntal homs, with all i's comforts add
blessings and volunteered in his country 3
service in Capt A. Perry's company, Of
the goth RAg. o VI. Abount the 95th
Of November he was taken from the ranks,
with an attack of the mumpI. and soon
Afterwards the measels; and when his at.
tendants entertained strong hop OF his
sptedy recovery, his disease suddenly
took R fatal turn, and soon released him
from all his duties and suffering. His
early education was strictly mO,al and
religious. His bereayed and slr;csen
par nts and friends have the ,nsolation
Of knowing that amidst the excilem' mt oI
camp life he did not forget his duty to
God, but on the contrary, during his af.
Fiction lie was not heard to murmur or
complain, but quietly and g"ntl", yield
ing to his last enemy he laid down his
sword and bucklrr and his Triumphant
spirit scared above, to enlist under the
blood stained banner Of the Prince Of
Peace, and now helps to swell the grand
army Of Heaven. g.
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i Krsatsd By ths pfotAts coIn Of Faifnsld c0uRiy,
OHIO, ~ill 0Ger for sale ~ pubh auction On
Saturday,. tie srd day Of JanHa,ys
I'D isss. a, s'elesk N. .spOn fAs premtsSS, The
iolloWing described Real Estate, situate Ia aaia
eouEy Of Fairfield and State Of Ohio, subject 10 the
dover estate OF EliE4beth a, Holsman, to-wit;
Being parts Of Elths quarter sectlohs In section No
%, oWisbip No l2. In Range No 90. Boginnii a.
Ttone on the half section line al the eOrnur Of the
land OF Jasob n Smith, 90 poles North OF the sfhHt
OF said section; hence north IL chains and 81 links
TO q stone being GBother rorner Of said Jacob n,
Smith land; thence West 13 chAihs " llnkt 70
nonp; thence South I5K deg. West l7ehaips and
linksio posi-; beiDg corner ofH lot nov owned by
Phillip King--rhcnce East g ehLins spd 70 lihk1 "a
post; thence souVh chains and 70 links 70 post.
thence Nsgl3 chains and 81 lnkBto post; thence
unih chain. u post. from which while oak -
uches In diameter bears South 80 deg East 60 llnks
distant and a hiekGfy 10 inches 10 diameter bears
NorIh II deg, East - links distant thence foath
- deg Ea "a ehaiGs ard 81 links 10 post; thesee
y oilh 10 deg. East chains 10 post; thence Nonk
- dsg West u chains !, The beginning, eonIaining
5V and 81. 100 acres more or less.
AppfaSef, sncAnbsfed As aforesaid al o5cS %,
n be sold NJ not loss than tWohf5s the appIatspd
value .and upon the terms Of onethird ia hahd aud
The balance intTO !eatly payments, With interest.
JAMEssTlSSoX,
Ad' with iLe will annexed Of George HolImGn ,dsS
joan s. BIAIEE, AlIy.
Lancaster, SCv. 90, ls69-jS 2SpitG.OO
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New advertisements.
Administrators Sale Of Valua-
BILE Real Estate.

RI pursuance 10 an order ofthe Conrt Of Common
Pleas Of Fairfield county, ohio, to me directed ms
Administrator de bOns oflhe late Peter Macklin,
deceased In certain case In said Court wherein I
was plainIi1and Mary Mackln Widow and others
were defendants will proceed 10 sell at public auc-
tion, before the door Ofthe Court House. In the city
OF Lancaster, In said county,on
Saturday, February 2stll, 1863,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p. M. OF said day. the farm which the sail Potter
Macklin resided In his lifetime. situate In Pleasant
township being part Of the Kast half OF section 40
%, township No j., OF range No. ", continuing sU4
So 100 acres, more or less. The same will be sold
free Of dover.
Terms Of Salc-one third In hand on the day Of
sale, in one year, the balance In two years.
with interest deferred pa yments.
.Appraiseda At S35 per acre.
SAMUEL JACKSON, Admr.
William A. SbultI, Attorney.
Jan. %, lsd3-5w4iprsI.50