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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28

HOGS-Tbe market das declined from 20 {
80 per cwt. One sale which we quote at IS q
was on a contract made several days ago. Ou
quotations to-day range from "a 90 to 81 So
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28
w ATER PROOF
Wanna and Strollo Matches.

These matches are made without sulphur and being
free from odor not only very
but for use In the paror and seeplna
smsll family use and also carefully psct
"a N cssss for transportation For sale Wholesale md
retsil nv JAMES R. DEFY
No. So Cortl andtse., New York
P.s-Country merchants viii do we'll to call and ey
anime our stock. Sb16-W2m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28
0nening Of Canals.

ALBANY, March s5.-The State Canals will be
opened from about April 25th to May lst. The
Court of Appeals has ordered the discharge Of
Mary Hartung.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28

TIE NELoDEoN has become almost necessity
for every fauilv whore there are lovers Of mu-
sic, even though they may already have piano
and IS it 10 always worth while to take some
pains to get the beet, We invite the attention Of
our readers to the advertisement of Hessrs. Geo.
A. Prince 4 Co. in another column. for whom
M Il H. Hawley, Music Dealer, of this city, is
the Agent. mar24 d&w3t
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28

Chicago. Live Stock and Provision Mar.
ket.
Thursday, March s6.
CATTLE-There is considerable activity in
the market to>day and full prices are maintained.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28
MELMBol DIS EXTRACT BucHl

y
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising rom Ercesses, Habits of Dissipation.
Early hdiscretion, or Abuse,
ATrEsDsD WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
!ndispostoa to Exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss OF Memory Diaicultv NJ Rre.tb;n,
Weak Nerves, 100 TREMBLING.
Horror OF Disease, Wakefulress
Dimness OF Vision Pain In the Back
oniver 81 Lassitude OF the Flushing Of the Body,
Muscuiar system, Erupdons on the Face,
hot Hands, pallfd Oountanan.e
Dryness of the Skin
These symptomsi' allowed to 70 on which this .dl.
cine Invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEpT1C FITS.
10 Of which the patient may expire. Who can .av
that they are not frequently followed by those direfu
diseases :"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many aware o: the Of their suffering but none
viii confess The records Of the Insane Asylums and the
melancholy deaths by assumption bear ample witness
to the truth Of the assertion.
n@hs Constitution, once affected Nth Organic
Weakness,
Requires the aid Of .dcine to strengthen and nyigorste
the system, which HEINZ 0LDS EXTAC7 BUCHU
Females, T males, Fem ales,
Old or Young, Stayis. Married, or Contemplating
Mdrriage,,
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Blu
chu il unequa b any other remedy In ohloross or
Retention, 1rregu arty Painulness, Suppression Of
the Customary Eva uaions, liberated Schrrous state
of the Uterus, Leucorrhea Whites Sterity and for
all CONF aints Incident to the eek whether arising from
1ndiscreiion, Habits of Dissipation, or in the
Decline or Change of Life.
ssR SYMPTOMS ABOVE. .,,i
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, I0fluenza, HosrseAess,
Group, Bronchitis, InctPient Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
Of Consump tive Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This 3 remedy 30 universally known to surpass any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints that L
Il useless hsrs to publish the evidence Of It's virtues. I1
unrvaed excellence for Gnughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made t
known throughout the cvissd nations Of the earth.
Few the communities, or even families among them
some living trophy in their midst Of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and ung
A. all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
they know too the e6ece Of this remedy need not
do than to them that It has all the vir
tues that did have when making the which have
won % strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. G AVER 8. CO.. Lowell, Mas.
Bold bye. q. FAY, Burlington.
II. Reel Co., Chicag, and all dealers In Medicine
everywhere. iulyl6-d&weowly
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

shall mSA with honorable dealing. How
ever seau ana petty the other Powers Of Eu-
rope may p<cvs In their intercourse with
us, the great eNPhs will be the ally and
frisad Of the great yepVbuc end xhsn, in
time to come the ruling ssspxefs shall bs Rusria
and the United States. 1t WI be . source or
pleasure and qualification to fscall to mind
that In our hour Of need we found the
Russian government friendly and anxious to
serve our best interests. When the meanness
aud malignity OF France and England shall
have passed from our memory, there will still
remain feeling offriendship for Russia, who
not only sbstained from attack or insult in our
time of trouble, but took the occasion to evince
her friendly desire for the cessation Of our diff
Rculties and the renewal Of our great prosperity
and influence.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
rsrshesaing Letter froa PressAsas
Lamoolu.
svRAcrws. N. r.,

SvRAcCsR. n. r., August -. lsA
President Lincoln hss selc9raphsd TO sbs Rspus'sss
Uulon ssaie Committee that In accordance with thsw
quest NJ bas ssas them copy Of his letter addrssssd
shs Loyal nas Oonveoioo, 70 msst 81 sprsnxnsid. N
nsxs thursday. mis- lsssss viii be read TO tho ycus
usas mss meeting v - bs'd v this csy O 'ss saz
dsy.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

of Enrolment will hold meetings tomorrow to de-
eide apon these cIaims The Germans held another
very excited meeting at Harmonic Garden last
night, al which the report Of the COM
mittee who waited ON Governor Seymour
was presented. but it did not appear
to give the satisfaction expected. Organization,
apparently for the purpose Of resistance, was
strongly urged by some Of the speakers. and the
ordinance Of the Supervisors was not regssdfd
with much favor. one speaker declaring it to bs
"a humbug." Brooklyn Il Ailod with United
States troops in advance Of the draft which geH-
mences in that city Tomorrow. There arsgae
evidences, however. thatstAe public peeSs y
disturbed or that tho services Of thsd 81
be required. ~
A very interesting statement AAe bssA ns9fN
MS, and which win be- found in sn6thSf column,
relative 70 the manner with which the rebel Con-
script law Is being carried into effect. but moro
especially with regard to the oonscription Of
Union men Of Southern States captured by the
rebel army. The statement also contains some
other important features OF interest. q;
xYcxKxANEoUs Mxws
4 The United States steam transport Baltic, Cap
tain Hallet, arrived At this port yestsr9ey rom
Alexandria, D, c., with the Twel "a
Sixty. sixth. Ohio and Fifth Michigan "
command Of Colonel Charles Cady. 90 q !
sixth Ohio, acting brigadier general. .:siH
Henry II. Ms11sbn was! arrested yeSterdaye3S
ofncsr Ober; sE the First precinct. on charge Of
forging letterof credit for 3I6oo:S,i The docu-r
ment purported 20 be drawn BY Adot, Spaulding &
Co., Havansy on Messrs. Ludlah, Hsinsken 4 Co.,
Of No. 116 Broadway, and was tolersbly well exc
cuted. Justice Connolly committed the accused
for examination. III
Mrs. Mary B. Sumner has fled bill with the
Comptroller's clerk, claiming damages to the OK
tent Of @56,55s 80 for loss Of personal property
during the late riots. The claimant kept board.
ing house at Nos, 1888, ,l9o and 1892 Broadway,
and during the dlsturbai9ss caused BY sksnnforce-
ment Of the draft in the Eighth digby6t lost her
whole stock Of furniture. clothing. bed4a1&hc. I
Cotton was In limited request on saturdd H!daluss
closing heavily ~ $40. CSC. moderatss swas
reported In bresdssufs nour and wheat were sAfde
cheaper; corn steady, and oats wert aHAefr Pro
visions were quiet and tending dowuwae only
Actve article In tho grocery line sugar, was
arm. Whiskey was quiet but steady Hay. EQ6S$ tsi
ow and tobacco were In fair request. W0oAwNa more
reey purchased Rseights quiet without change
II moment In rates. There were no remarkable altera
ions In other commodities.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

the advent to the throne of France of those who
will allow her to share in the benefits to arise
from captured Mexico. Otherwise she would
oppose the aggrsndizement of the monarch
she fears. But she looks upon him now a. an
instrument to break up the power and prestige
Of the great American republic, and SO she en-
courages him. Hating both, she is desirous
shat one may injure the other. France, secure,
a. she imagines, In the inability Of the North to
subdue the Southern States, proeecutes an inva-
sion which she otherwise would not have dared
to attempt. In our hour Of Internal strife she
stole upon this continent and insulted the
majesty Of our government. Her hour Of
reckoning is fast approaching, and, although
Napoleon will interest Austria in the natter.
he will find that, even though he be aided by
her, we shall drive them igsominiously from
this continent. Spain, We are aware, sympa-
thizes with our enemies. or all the great
Powers Of Europe Russia alone is sensible
Russia alone has abstained from any display Of
mean enmity and III will.
Like ourselves, engaged in putting down .
rebellion, the Russian government has also met
with evidences Of the mcanaess and jealousies
Of the other Powers Of Europe. Her destiny ID
much like ours; her enormous extent Of terri
tory, her vast and untiring enterprise and her
great resources cause her TO be feared and en-
We'd a. we are. and Il Ia but natural that, thus
circumsianced alike. there should be sympathy
between ms. From Russia we feel assured we
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

Gray. Harry and Clara were to be united
IN the sacred bonds of matrimoDy that very
evening.
There was happy group assembled at
old Farmer Gray's when / arrived, and q
glorious welcome did receive from my old
friends gathered there.
see you have taken good care of Clara,
Dave said Harry.
Yes, Harry, and now am happy to be
enabled to witness a union that will make
q sun of bliss for you both, aud life's dark
path with beams of happiness, and make
fragrant its thorDy labyrinths with blush
ing roses.
Roses, did you sayf Do you remember
that rosebud Clara gave me when I left the
village.
Yes, but what of it
have presermed it as sweet memento
of her, and have it yet; and then Harry
drew forth from the leaves of an old port
folio the very Identical rosebud.
And see here---I have its image too.
And sure enough, Harry had it beauti-
fully painted and potrayed-the very i'm
age of the rosebud. looking for all the
world like.it did Oh the morning when we
parted.
Harry and Clara were united. Years have
sped away since then-Old farmer Gray Is
dead--and Harry and Clara reside upon the
farm, which, together..with all his property,
was bestowed upon him at his decease.
Old George Clark, too is death. The old
village school-house is deserted. and new
one has been erected at a small distance
from the old site, in its stead. -f
Harry Watson is the father of several
interesting children, and Clara is yet beau
tiful as ever, as happy, as pure and unsullied
love can make her. Harry is pursuing his
favorite avecation, and he has already be-
come celebrated as an artist and painter,
and bids fair to stand at the very head of
his profession; for who is there that has not
heard of Henry Watson, the celebrated
American Artist sa.-.. .e.. ..-f
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

THE YAzoo Pass ExPEDITIoN.-A special
dispatch to the Chicago Tribune from Mem
phis, 18th, says:
"Intelligence from the Yazoo Pass expe-
dition, on Saturday has been received. The
feet consisted Of the Chillicothe, DeKalb,
. five small gunboats from the Mosquito fe ct
and eighteen transports. The Chillicothe
being in advance, discovered rebel battery
of Eve heavy guns, at Greenwood, at the
d confluence of the Tallshatchie and Yalla-
L,.bs Rivers, and imediately commenced
~ oItacS Oh the battery. The fight was
al at dark 1t was renewed the
net morning (FFriday) by the Chillicothe'
and continued during the day One OF tn 9
ausmS.s s guns was disnaounted. The Chilli
cothe received sixty -four shots one OF "nic9 .
entered a port-hole, killing 'nlee s"u
wounding fourteen. o..
roo Saturday mor uiug only lew sno:'
were fred, owing to the scarcity OF am % uni'
tion on the Chillicothe. Besides the Ureen
wood battery. it is reported that the enemy
have strongly fortified Yszo City and M an
chester.
"The feet at last accounts was three miles
miles above the junction of the Taliahat ten le
and Yailabusha Rivers, two hundred miles
from Helena, and one hundred and nifty
miles from Yszoo City,. .e:seJ-E
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

EXCHANGE OF PoL1TIcAL PRISONERS. Col.
Ludlow has jHst returned to Fortress Monroe,
from CITY Point, having completed the ar
rapgements for the exchange Of all political
prisoners. Those in Richmond are released
to day, and those 10 Salisbury next week.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

STEAL1Ne.-Persons in position TO know,
say at least S25. 600, ,Ooo have been stolen in
the Quartermaster's Department within the
Last few months. = 80.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26
TIE BoMBARDMEkr OF PoRr HUDsoN.--

TIE BoMBARDMEKT OF PoRT HUDsoF.~
The Richmond Wing of ths 18th says:
The bombardment commenced Cd Port
Hudson at 2 O'Clock on tho 18th At IL
O'Clock in the night. a desperate engagement
took place, the enemy attempting to- pass
our batteries. under cover of dsrknesz The
firing was terrific. One gunboat passed u
damaged condition. The United States
sloop-of-war Mississippi was burned IN iFoht'
of our batteries.--One large vessel was com.
pletely riddled, third badly crippled, and
the rest driven back. Our victory was CONS
plete. There were no casualties en- ourpark
Thirty-six men and one naidshipmaB, Of the
Mississippi. were brought in by youF eayslrE<
Several of them were severely wo1n1eds~
Farragut's flag ship went down the rlxss
| disabled.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

OH[Tbe number of hogshsds Of leaf to-
bacc0 sold in warehouse in this city c since
the beeinuing of the sesson, Nov. 18. 1862,
20 date. was fourteen thouea sand six hundred
ard forty-six hogsheads.-Lo jour.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

"we are growing old how the thought viii rise
When glance is backward cast,
To some well remembered spot that lies
In the diDsness of the past.n
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

TThe Charleston papers say that both
the IHdianola and Queen of the West are in
good condition..
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26
Babe BELL.

% IF she had Tired, It6inE she could hare been
LfIies lOitA0lt and roses ss0ithinI"-[ MARVEL. ,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26
Letter from Ex-President Pierce to the
Late Senator Pearce.

Late Senator Pearce.
The following letter from Ex-President
Pierce to the late Senator Pearce, of New
Hampshire, in: regard to arbitrary arrests,
has never before been published. The posi-
ton assumed by Ex-Prssident Pierce is
manly and decided, aRd leaves no ground
for doubt: cre
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11

TAG OLD IssUE.-Basiuess men are now euleG UPON
10 pay the specific tax due to the Ou terate Govern
unent under the bill of last session. Those Who de-
IT. payment until the Sd of ptenber next, w = rc-
quirsd to pay double tax. We again invoke the at
ssaon Of Taxpayers to he expectancy Of paying their
dues ia The Treasury notes issued PiOr TO December
& Let everybody aid in getting rid Of this curr,ney
Nich being tAkea by AID rejec.Cd by others,
slu o. Of general annoyance, well Of injury the
Confederate c5ed. Will not the brokers aid the people
10 this natter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11

THE IRaxPsE xI8LE CoNFLIcT N Iowa serious
collision took place on the Is. inst. at South English in
Keokuk county, Iowa, between the Democrats and
UlOa men. Oae Democrat was killed, and two others
died from thSir wounds. The Democrats we're driven
IRON the place Dat subsequently rel forced to the
uuvber Of 6ssg hundred men, aud we're hourly reeeiv-
Jog haesessos All represented to be srmel
full Of fgh. TIE Sheriff Of KeOzuk had gone 20 DIVER
port for military assistance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11

PUScHl-The drss number OF ''The Southern Punch
issued yesterday, and met with ready sale Owing
10 the heat o. the weather the impression Of the copy
ch reached Us vas 20. very clear. bat il was ele.r
enough to shOE that the pO2re.Ors have aimed TO
sent illustrated PaPe' worthy o: the paaonage Of
SAs people Let tue pe:OTias comp favOrably with
those enc atsd elsewhere and ths pso2I, El liberal
SAoOuago the publication. The r.aiiag matter Of
'3un,h" is varied enough to sui. the .a5.e Of every
re.dsr OF ,s,par pablevi1as. W, pih Us Pscp,io-
tors su,cess in Their undertaking.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11
I4O4 ACRES N. c. LAND
FOR SALE

MY L n D lies in Rockingham county,
VI n on Mayo river and Buffalo creek and about mid
way between the North Carolina Cear railroad and the Virginia
Central railroad.
there enough land cleared for twenty twenty Ave hands
and fne sdy Of aai In original growc the hole
try. osk timber II sawed lno box N nk would Ing $780,
and there rs mi seat In tie GENITAL portion Of the
timber. This land is passed for Tobacco.
Toe els ent framed Dwelling containing rooms,
and al necessary houseE twelve good Tobacco barns
situation healthy any In the state the Dwelling be.
ug elevation, ording fac view Of the mountains
l viii also sci the wing crops
II not pryaeT by the 20h OF August viii hen nAms
day tbs Advertisement which will sell the hghest
81 der.
wishing purchase had better sad the place
5oon seldom that such tract OF land ogsred for sale
Terns cash o. credit
Address d. Il. D. hay,
jy IL ct20th Septs PENIS store, Patrick CO., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11
TELsa.Arme 81 RErOsrs On teIegrapAle calamn |

TELSsRAPmc NEWs REPOErs Our telegraphiS column
contained reports Of the Press Association
pits from Fredericksburg GOrdOnsviIe, A'lanta,
ROCKVILLE, Chattanooga, Morton, (Niss,) Selma, snd
Greensboro n. C "a pretty good variety for day
Tae Superintendent Colonel J. S Thrasher, il now
turing bis pa for securing to tie public through the
Press As OeAton, the latest from ell quarters. In
der break down the eub system, by which parties
in the interior have supplied themselves with in
Of the publication Of the nearest journals the
reports Of the Press Association will be hereer copy
righssd, and published in monthly serial at Atlanta,
Ga This publication will constitute excellent record
Of al public events. See advertisement.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11

BREACH OF INTERNATIONAL LAWN the House #
Lords, en- Esd ult, Lord PalmerstOn denounced the
practice Of Federal COnsuls in receiving bonds that
goes OF vessels we're no, intended for the Conederaes
IL q, q ,rtd tha. such course in violation Of il
transitional law. Renons rauces had been made he
sd and The Federsls had promised to stop the pro,
seedlings bu: he feared they bad not done so. he
hoped fresh renOos.rancs would prove more effect
nj
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11

PNAcIIcAL PRILANrHRoPY.-The married printers Of
the anta INTEL genesr Office return their grateful
krovle, Sements 70 Nj. E S.esdnlu, Of the GWinnet
M.puf.ct,. ving Company, L,Uencevle, Ca for dess
each 10 their wives o. eOh manufactured by that
Company. Tn ia an exhibition o. practical philaL-
tbropv which the editor comments liberal hear:ed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11

BJcEwHE1T-A writer in the D4nyiEe Appeal u'g,s
the farmers to seed a crop Of buekwheat. l. can be
soWn any time in the month OF August. Seed en- be
obtained in Franklin, Floyd Carol, and o;her counties.
The suggestion is good one and commeHdit 70 the
attention Of fArasf, especially those whose crops may
have been destroyed on low lands BY lreshets Buck
vhea. Is said be the prolific grain cop that
We used
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11

is iers who desire 10 OBTAIN article Of whisky
equl in quality to any in the market to boi two
pounds Of mean tobacco in twelve gaIol of water
add one bushel Of mashed sour apples and pint Of
Vi,rol" This is an old recipe which many have prOfta
, ny tied
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11
AND FOR SALE.
DIvERsIDE ACADEMY, Halifax County,

DIVERSIDE ACADEMY, Halifax County,
LII Va three mites nom Roanoke Station, Richmond and Dan
vile r., RKv JOHN T. CLARK REcToRWi tpsn for boys
October Number limited to tWentJ Tn,
will be sessions The first beginning list October
ending 18th February the second beginning 10Th February
and ending let July.
TER45O per session. payable IN advance, 1ghs and towels
eKcepted) "a.
The locality possesses all the advantages OF strictly retired
country nghborhood good society," and unsurpassed for health
fulness Address
Rev. JOHN T. CLARK,
Talcott p. o., Char otte CO., Va.
RKYEREScE-Gen Elzey and Major Vim. StanaId, o. s. A.
Dr. O. Cooke and James Gait, Esq, Fluvanna COL Berne
Monroe CO.; Messrs. Bacon Baskerville, Rchmond,Na
jy25-dlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-11
pOANOKR LAND Fos SAVE u wish 10

sh privately very handsome desirable little Farm
Ioe N Roanoke eounty SIX miles south Of saem aud Big
Lees ana haA mile from Osve Springs The improvements
81 sW ana In good reo consisting Of and coufofta ble
DSns House, uh SIX rooms, excellent cabin smoke house
E house carnage house, stables and spring house The aos
contains % Seres hall CT which clear and In high state
ehuVauon II has on excel ent site for " very
sn eof ycang orchard just coming into bearing nsstl
hP2 peaches da and saadard pears dN arr and stands
cherries, plpm Aprcots, ounces &c. The fruit al Of the
inert quality, having beea selected with
CT NE best Nurseries in Virginia The garden very tile
timing AID hall and Is well supplied with grasses,
luaWbsres e. also Snever-alng spring excellent water.
Asp 9nohsr small rae located miles from ihe shove.
tanng % IS Of whohs cleared high
uvauOn, producing wheat to great perfection.
Also comfortable House and Let at Cave Springs (cor
taninE y aud well stocked with different
a. hch place three Churches and considered good
ton Tor . Physician.
TIE purchase be supplied with hous hold kitchen
niure provisions hofei cattle boss farming oos wagons
rsse, buggy servants, stock OF meilcin books IL.
Seeding given, and full possession st OF January
next
Terms 10 suit the purchaser
Address JN0 B. HARDING,
aus StaEts Big Lick Roanoke county Va