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STATE or MARYLAND

VT AANl VT GiAlti
EHg4 ~ ANNAPOLIS, 0rroHEn eth. isgy
w ~ irhemd ssag GaFosra AZ ~ ) - :
Notice is,herehy Givea, that application has
been made % the Gesci1lor for Rardon in the
eases ofthe State T.. Samuel King, colcred,
fansicted In the Circuit Court. tor Carroll
eountys q May Term, 1867, Of Assault with In
tent o kill, snd scnltnsed 70 The Penitentiary !;
John Moods, convicted September fern, .lsss,
ofsame Court, o. stealing mule and 4 HeiCsrs
and sentenced for 4 years and . months; and
John A. Wilson, cohvietsd Septfmber Term,
1858, Of same caart, Of Burglary aud sentenced
for 8 yesrs aud Q months. =. t.si lse
The Goyeraor will take mp the said caaes for
final decision % or alter tho 2sfd Of October
inst, unit which tine protests assinst the raid
application will DO heard. and the pcsitionsi in
the eases open H. inspection Al the diserriion o.:
the Governor.
BY order Of The gsoyernoI,
- "A Nv a "a Ixo. N. GARTER,
I prflPzt 81 crcta, ~ &c State (
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Only Direct Line 10 France.

The General TfanslaniIc conpany's f;plen
did Nail Steamships
PEHRigE, Duchesae, Saturday, or. 10.
YniE Dx psais, sarnopt, satar,iag, Noe. 2.
EtEagE, LehAfie, Saturday, Noe. IG
To Brcst or liayre, (wine included.l First
Cabin, sl00 Second Cabin, SIS, On goid.)
These Steamcrs do not carry Storage Pas.
sengers.
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, IS broadway,
~ Y
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nY ALpEnr B. RIcnArnsoY.

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our terms, and o full description Of the work
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TUE True Remedy 81 fs-t Discovered. UP
HAMS FRESH Mat CURE, prepared from
The formula Of Prof, TrouAseaa of rafn, cures
Consumption, Lang Diseases, Iru,clitia, Dys>
pepsia, MaFaemnF, Generd Debility and ell
morbid conditions Of The system dependant %
deficiency o. vital force. II u pleasant 10 taste.
and single bottle win convince hle, raoss sksp-
ucal Of iis virtue as the great healing remedy
Q. the age. ~ bottle, or ix bottles for Is. -
Sent By Express. sold BY s. q. gPHAM, Me-.
No. p South Eighth-st., Plliladelpiaa, and
principal Druggists. Circulars sent free.
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3 Building Lots,

each fronting on the LItfieatewp Road a feet,
and running back ios feet 70 an silcy. These
are the most desirable lots In tho whole block.
Also 2 LOTS Of ground In the rear OF the
above, each containing ACRE Rood and 10
Perches ofland. 81 f
:. These ion begin on the alley leading 10 vii
liam Bchoe's house.
Terms. --0ne half cash, ana she balance IN
twelve mentbs, 90 note and approved security
with interest from the sale.
CHAS. T. RRIFSNIDEn, Trustee,
oci1b GRour 4 RkIFsxrnfx, Solicitors.
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The Enal..n I.lnIl.aeaa.

AZ relief, ever ready; as a killer Of pain, Ia
ken inNardiy, or outwardiy applied, has no
equal For the relief and cure u Rksnmaf;s
and Nepralgie Iae,fioas, Sisgias. Brnisss, fc.
u Is unequalicd. us also most efiicaeioas. a.
Ken inwardly, 10 the cure Of Caaierg, era.ps
and Peas in the Sioosach, Diarrkoca, Dyssafs-
~, cholera dIorbas, choiera inksntuia. 6e..
and u u without exception the most s,oadsrfa,
Psaacea the world affords. M. FAMILY
should Be without Il. Every TRAVELLER by
land % sea should have bottle MINERS and
fAehkkS residing At dlshnce FROM Physi-
clans should keep u constantly On hand In
easeof Aecid1nts, and seddea attaeks ~ Stou-
ach Coanplaints, its value cannot b. eslin,atcd.
Inquire for Ngjor LANES fkBf4x LINZ
NENI, and take 90 niier. "A PkICE. so Ca pcr
bottle. For sale at Wholesale aud retail by
Dcmas Barnes Co., 2lPark How, N. ~; Gale
Robinson, 1876 Grccnwich-st, X. r.;f. q.
Nella Co., ly2 Fulton-st., n. H.; Ctns. n.
Crittenden, 81 9th Ave-, n. ", AID By respsc-
table Druggists throughout tho xurid. None
genuine unless signed BY ions THos. Laxk. and
ceuniersigned By J. T. LANE a co.. Propris-
tors, los broadway, n. Y. Seud for Ciscdlar.
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THE RICHEST MAN Is THE
WORLD. f "a


49,, r. Rae Fauby, 81. Henore.
wiz yen he kind enough 10 have forwarded
. me here 200 bottles VI your Indian Idnimsns
y ymi wi send NJ the same time the account.
win fer6ard you the amount through Nessrs..
B1LHoSI a Co., New York. S.s
BARoy SeLoNhN iornsrhiln having recntu-
ilended 10 many Of bis fiiendE Major LANES
IMMINENT, aud they being desirous 10 bro.
cure II -he siianid advise him 70 establish Do
pot IN Paris. sttsi 1910 TI-s.s7
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AucTIoNE

THE publie Is hereby Informed that The
sabscriter continues 70 net us Auctionear. -
Allpcrscns wishing 70 engage bis s<rsices
" such, will please apply ID JACKSON Ma
rHiks, a Tho Subscribers oid Snnd at tks
RAILROAD IN Westminster, o. 10 myself, now
residing a. Frizelisbnre.
ecti7 en-. NfLtIAM BROWN.
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PANTS for FARMERS
And othcrss--The GRAFTON Mine

@%"f'T = @*f%--f1tI - - 'F~f - ttt&t
al Paint Company
Are now misunderstanding the Best. t7leaps stland
most Durable Paint IN use two coats well put
Nm, mixed with p4re linsced Oil, will last 10 or
10 yearss Il Is pfN light brown or heanlihiI
Chocolate color, and can b. cbseRed 10 green,
lead, stone, olive, or drab 70 suit the
tszts ofthe consumer. Il isvaiustle sor fious-
er, Bsrns, Fences, Agricultural Implements,
Carriage land tAf-mnksrs, WaaJanware,
rAyes, Metal and Shinelc Roah, III be-
ing FIRE aud Water proof, BridEss, rsnfial
tsses Gfnlil Beats, ships and Ships Botzolnh,
Ficsr Oh lBloths, {une Manufacturer hayine
lssod 800 bbls. IN past year. aud Nc paint
for any J'uypoke y ansurpased for body, aars-
biiity, ciastfcjsy, and sdhesiyeness. Price 81
per bbl., Of sa.' lbs, which viii supply far
ner fer wars y ce;se, Warranted II al casus
a. aboye Send for 4 circular. vi {ch gives
full particulars. None genuine uhl~ss branded
In 4 trade m-fk Grafton Mineral PANT Ad.
dress DANIEL BiDWELL. Proprietor, asa
pesrI$t, New York. Agents Wanted.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, in No. $3.50 Equit , the
Subscriber as Trustee, win sell at Public Sale
on the premises, tn Westminster, CarroIi CO.,
On Saturday October &c, 1867,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the residus Of the real os.
tate Of Lucy Dehoe dec'd., not sold at she for.
mer sale Sept 2ist uit. consisting Of
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OyE n0LLAR! one D0LLAR

4 GENTS WANTED cyesywhsre fos our
N One Dollar sale. A Watch, a Tea Sett, a
shawl, Dress for one dollar each. Send Is
cts. and stamp for two checks and eiFculars
giving full pariicplar4- Address ARLiNG-
TON, BROWNE d CO.., 555 waskington street
Bosten. 3t.
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nNLf 81. UNFonrrs1Tk HrsAsIry, 81 ONLY
~ Ny Injection eures Gonprrhasa or 0ieef
10 Ten aeys, without noxious drugs, whom all
tion f., n, Y. City.
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,.5f.s .sIf'i. Il "a z s. Z. isl5EtA :
In baltimore county Fire Insnr
rahce Company, % 10
In Montgomery county Fire In, {.
s,iranee Company, Ell g;
Levi. Valentine. for snrvices rem. q
deredgnder Assassnftrt Act Of
1885 Ia authorized BY the 18th (
section ofsaid Act, 80 coo OF
For services Snder General Jury +,
Inv, as authorized by said 49,
Law, - 70 o.
Forlmakine oakIispasts u Con.
pentiou and Le9islqlsre, % "
Exponges on lag plit and ioca.
ting nas %, Rood called Skep.
Z herd Road. VIA ia a.
~ Examiaers, Surveyor, Chain
carriers &c., y, ~ =. y, 81 D
To Jnepb Hess, as damages q
wsrded by Examiners, lao b
10 Wan, crunhaeker, as DANA, ( s.sg
ges awarded BY Examiners, - b
Expenses 81 laying out and Icta
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Elk 81 BalI.er -Nnter. ase'.l.

Esiats 81 Baitsw Hinses, 7s,',i
NOTICE is herdily given That tie Sob
IN scrber has obtained from tho Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of tdrnisirn-
ton on the Personal Estate 81 Balizer
Minier, late Of Carroll coanty, decd. All
persons having claims eg&ipsf sid fsstsso,aA,
hereby wsrned 10 exhibit the same within
six months from dis date, 5therwise they
may he excluded from al benefit OF sad
Esisae- Those indebted ate requested TO
make Immediate payment Z
3 IN HliSRYs9i. SIIEHuASF
y octi7,at administrators.
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A GENTS WANTED. $40 to sos day, to
M fSsisSs sr asf slss f i s.s.
two threads, aud fnrkes the genuine Lock
SurcH. All othtr low priced machines make
the CHAN srIcp. Exclusive territory giren.
Send for circalars. w. @. WILSON 4 CO.,
Nnasj aetarers, cleveland, Ohio.
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Notice of Election.

Notice of Election.
DY virtue Of authority vested IN mesy
Id Sheriff Of Carroll county, notice 10
hereby given To the legal and qualified vo.
tiers Of Carroll Eounh. that an iection will
be held, al the usual place Of holding cleo
tons. IN the several election District Of Carr
roll county,
o. he Tuesday nsrt after dss f,ss
Monday, being dc 5th day efE
NoesmJev, 1861 aes4e
FOR the purpose Of eleetiag one, person
to be Governor of the Stateof Maryland,
One person to be Attorney General,
Que person 70 be Clerk Of TIE Coust Of
Appeals, 81
One person 20 be Comptroller Of the
Treasury.sN
onoPersea 70 be superintendent Of la
b9r and i griculture, sT
Cue person 10 represent Carroll county
10 the Senate Of Maryland,
Fl ur persons to Represents Carroll eeuo-
" in the House Of Delegates
Of Maryland, sssss
Ono person to. be Chief Judge Of the
Fifth Judicial Great vi
MaryliBd, t2 asgE
Two persons to be Associate Judecs Of
the Fifth Judicial Circuit Of
Maryland, a ssss
One person 10 be States. Attorney for
Carroll county,
One person TO be Uieyk Of the sOinuis
fAi Court for Carroll county, "
One person to be Sheriff Of Carroll
county,
One person to be County Surveyor for
Carroll county, F 8
Three persons TO be County Comniis-
sioncrs for Carroll county,
One person 10 be Register Of Wills for
Carroll county,
Three persons 70 be judges Of tho Or
lslians Court for Carroll ccnntYs
The polls Tor said election Willie of,tncd.
IN caei and cvers Eection DistF;ct 81 said
comfy, Al the usual places ofhsldine dthe
polls, At so'clook, A. H., aud will he sicsed
al G ocloak, Z. NJ, whom the bullc3s shall
be rublicly counted. z
JACOB d. HOPPE
oct50-tn ~ Sheriff of Carroll county.
: s -l.-l Z Il s - ! I 4. : j. =
Es,ete g H57liqu ciupvine, decd.
NOTICE is Hereby given that the subscri.
In bers have obtained FROM the Orphans
Court Of Carroll Co. letfersof Administratio
on the Personal Estate Of William Cram
| rine. lhtc of Carroll County, deceased. All
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GALE bills printed at the shortess
~ notice a this olhss.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.


VIII be sold under the direction Of tho undersigned at
the old Customhouse, on THURSDAY, the lSth day OF
December, 1857, at IL Am,
The following PLANTATIONS belonging to the Estate
of The lato william A. Alston Junior These plantations
oin each other and comprise body OF about 1000 acres
bounded by Waccamaw River, Winyah Bay and the
Atlantic Ocean, short fence running from the river TO
tho sea will enclose the entire body Of the land The
lar Dis are all wooded and afordg pastua9e Dotn IN tne
swamp and on the sea shore The property may be ad
yauagoously used for Rice and Cotton cultivation and
the raising of Stock. On "Fendheld plantation there
is a valuable Brick Rice Mill.
Saints Parish between Wnyah Bay and North Inlet con-
tanning 792 acres lof which about are tide water
River Swamp more or less. Also. MARSH ISLAND, =
in Winyah Bay containing l0S acres, more or less.
2. "MICHAND'5 POINT, situate in All Saints Parish,
eorretown District and containing 2s45 acres more or
less Bounding South Winysh Bay, West on lands OF
John A. Aston, East on Main Creek to North Inlet and
North on lands OF John A. Aston.
ALSO,
3. STRAWBERRY HILL" Rice plantation, con-
tappR about 190 of Swamp laLd 900 acres OF high
land; bounding Winyah Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and
on lands OF the late Hugh Fraser and DR.. Blythe.
ALSO,
A. "MARIETTA," o Rice plantation, containing 110O
aores moro or less of which acres arc tide. water
River swamp; bounding waccamaw Ri'er, Atlantic
Ocean, "Bellheld." belonging to Charles Aston, and
South on Fairfield"
s. "CALAIS." containing 1891 acres, more or less;
bounding on Winyah Bay and lands OF John A Aston
and Paul Michsnd. Also, TRACT of 5o4 acres bound
ing on Main Crock, Michands, John A. Alston's ano
lands formerly of the Estate OF Martin
ALSO,
G. "HoRsE ISLAND in Winyah Bay, containing Is
acres, more or less.
Jerms-One.third CASH; balance in one, two and
three secured by bond Of the purchasers and mort
cages OF the premises with interest nom dy OF SALE pay
able annually Purchaser to pay pprs and stamps
December3 tu3th1 Master in Equity.
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AucrrosEER AND INSURANCE AoENr.-we ask the

AuoT1oNEER AND INSURANCE AaENT.-We ask the
attention of our citizens to the card Of Mr.. Honour,
which will be seen in our columns this morning.
At this moment, in consequence Of the disasters
brought on most Southern Companies by the war,
nearly all the risks in the South are taken by
Northern institutions; but though this may be to
degree unavoidable at present, it should be re-
stricted as much as possible. Our citizens would
therefore do we'll to patronize John L. Honour, Esq.,
whose integrity is well known to our whole COM
munity.
HOLIDAY GIFTs.-Von Santen's Bazaar well de-
serves its name for it contains every article that
is are and curious. glance at his stock assured
us that he would have no difficulty in pleasing all
Of his customers, for his stock is large, and COM
prises every variety of fancy goods, toys, gifts,
&c. Among the curious games which Mr.. Won
Santen has introduced from Germany is the hero
gyphs, which has been pronounced the most
wonderful, beautiful, and instructive home game
and puzzle ever invented. We have seen the key,
and can assure our readers that this is even 80.
By correctly grouping together tho prominent
objects in each picture, given word is invariably
pronounced without the employment of a single,
letter. A key, and all necessary instructions
accompany each box.
We shall not explain the hieroglyphs, but leave
it to those who think that they can obtain fifty
cents worth of enjoyment by investing in box
Mr.. Won Santen has every variety Of toys, fancy
goods, &C., that are suited for Christmas gifts
and the friends of Santa Claus should not forget
to visit his headquarters.
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King Winter has waved his sceptre over the land,
whitening the earth bridging the streams and turning
the waterfalls to pendant crystal Upon animated as
well as nanimate nature the rgd atmosphere produces
marked effect. The blood is driven from the surface
Of the body back upon its inner fountains, and Chis
and Fever. Rheumatism. Pulmonary Diseases Bilious
ness. and unpleasant disorders of the stomach and
bowels are apt to be the results.
Now, what is required to fortify the system against
the attacks of disease thus engendered Clearly TONIC
which, acting through the stomach upon the circulation
and the nervous system. shall redetermine the vital
fluid the surface, and brace the of motion and
sensation. But this is not all that is required With
the TONIC must be combined such ALrERAr1vE and
REGULATING agencies as will tend to keep the whole ami
NAL machinery sin good working order"
These three grand requisites of Winter restorative
exist, in their fullest perfection in HOSTETTERs
STOMACH BITTERS. which are compounded of the
purest vegetable simulants and extracts OF the most
genial and heathfu roots, barks and plants that the
herbalss and botaniss of the world have yet dscov
ered December l6
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L COPF' comblnes Instruction with amusement and
lasts forever Best simplest cheapest and most power
Microscope e world mssgcs S ms6s oGGo m9'
t; ~ % o reoniring no focal adjustment there
foro Il csn he readily used by every one-even by
children @ to old or ySuns adapted ito
.ne ta.y IN food thousands of animals in single
do 81 roter GELS in vinegar gobues in milk, blood
and other fluids tubular structure of hair claws on
@ e t also the celebrated trchina spiralis pork
~! hich IS causing 80 many deaths among pork
o,ar and in tact the objects which may be examined
10 his wonderful MICROSCOPE are without number. All
are invited to call and see its great magnying power
~, scoun TO Agents Schools and Dealers. Price So So
acrd in neat box and sent prepaid to any address on
receipt of s275 Money can be sent by mail at our risk
Address GEORGE MEADE, Drawer No. so, Racine, Wis.
consin. November 13
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-FoURTH CIR
cU1r-CoLUMBlA, December 14.-Hon. George 5.
Bryan, D. J., presiding.
Horace NJ. Barry uS. NJ. Iseman.-Assumpslt;
Magrath & Lowndes. Non-assumpsit.. Harl!ee ana
Porter & Conner. The jury charged with this case;
which they had under consideration for sevefai 1:
davs not being able to agree on verdict we're dis
charged with consent of counsel: and the case, on
motion of Magrath & Lowndes, was continued.
Armstrong, Cater Co. u.s. Eliza DieisnSCnm len Mcn
assumpsit. Arthur, Melton g. Melton Tor defend
dant The jury charged with this case rendered
verdict for plaintiffs for s1233.2O, with interest
from June 6, 1867, and costs D:, .ou,,,ns;+
Porter & Conner for plaintiff. Non-fssumpst and
failure of consideration. Brewster g. Spratt for
defendant. Jury No. were cha, ged with this TIM
case. The whole day was consum I'd, up to late
honr. in hearing witnesses and ev; dence taken on
commission, and tho case was ad ,ourned over till
Monday.
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THE BALL FEvER.-This disease which first at
tackled the American public in the shape of base
ball on the brain, mas gradually changed some oi
its symptoms, though the ball is still kept moving.
The bat has been exchanged for the shinnle stick'
and instead of hurting the ball through the an 1t
is now SKINNED along the ground, propelled Dy
the above mentioned shinnie sticks. These STICKS
are not unlike wee bit of shilelah, with CROOK
at the end which is used to catch the ball and set
it in motion, and they are the favorite weapon oil
host of mixed juveniles, who indulge in the fascna
ting shiunie game. The burnt district is the play
ground for the youthful ballists, and from early
morn to dewy eve the voices of the contending
factions may be heard sounding far ABOVE
the cack OF shinnie sticks. The fashion OF tnis
world passeth av ay, and though the noble game Oh
shinnie is now Il rage. and Young America seems
determined to 30 on with the ball, it may soon be
brought to close, and the shinnie sticks laid on
the shelf for season.
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ALSO,
NH l,a eold at p,-iunta cala for Haah.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Dunlop ct al. Us. Edings ct al.
vii, be sold under the direction of the undersigned in
front of the Old Customhouse, on TUESDAY, the 7th
day of January, 1868. at II A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND on
Edsto leland CO tanning about twelve hundred acres OF
high land butting and bounding to the south on the
Edsto River to the east the Atlantic ocean, to the
north on lands of Mrs. James Legare and to the west on
lands of W. James whaley Constantine Bailey and E. NJ
Baynnrd.
three years. secured by bond OF the purchaser with IN
teres from day of SALE and mortgage OF the premises
- '-''0- f' JAMES TUPPER,
December3 tut Maater In Equity.
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Under DECREE IN EQUITY.

Henderson, Admuistratrir, u.s. Henderson, ct al.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS FOR COTTON AND PRO-
VISIONS.
Will ba sold by the undersigned before the Court House,
in Walterboroug 5. C., on MONDAf, the l4tn Gay VI
January, 1883, OF II A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION known "ORANGE GROVE" I"
with the Buildings thereon in the District OF Coleton
containing 62 2100 acres more or less bounded Nortn
by lands belonging to the trust estate OF Mys Hen
derson and children; East BY the Black Creek Road;
South by lands now late Of Nathaniel Heyward, de-
ceased and West by lands Of the estates of Nathaniel
Hayward and Paul Parris
ALSO,
HEALTHY SUMNER RESIDENCE, on lot OF
tract.
Two f2l TRACTS OF LAND, containing respectively
GA 6-1O acres and 573 $40 acres the former bounded
North by lands OF Hayward; East by lands OF Paris;
Southeast by lands of Williams South by lands of the
estates of Smith and Hayward, and West by lands oi
Daniel Blake the latter bounded the North by lands
of Robert Snead; East by lands of Varnadore and
Graves South and southeast by lands OF Loyless, and
West by lands OF Snead and Heyward said tracts to be
sold in ten 0 separate parcels a5 per pats OF Robert
H Payne ofFebruary th 1S55said parcels continuing
the following number OF acres to wit No. l, 121 7-1O
acres No. q 105 310 acres No g. 10i $40 acres No. 4,
81 10 acres No. g. lis ITO acres No. G. 112 41O acres
No. T. 93 5l0 No. g. 90 $40 acres; No g. l?i 9-lo
acres; No. 10, 143 ITO acres. -
Terms-0ne third (5) cash; the balance in TWO "
equal annual instruments secured by bond, with per
sonal security and mortgage Of the premises Wltn IN
from dag of sae Purchasers TO pay Tor papers
and stamps Is. STOKES, u I. y. ~.
Persons desirous of purchasing can examine pats and
receive description the lands at the once OF
HENDERSON 4 BEHRE, Attorneys at Law, Waiter
borough ). G. tu5ll No'einoei -