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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30
Foreign News.


IN Wednesday the Catholics and Orangemcn
in the city of Londonderry, Ireland became H.
volyed in serious riot, during which firearms
we're brought into use, and two men killed ard
several wounded. The FIGHTING at one Hnlc A.
sumcd the proportions oil IN extensive ana an
cuinary affrav, and was only qnc!lci by The
efforts of the police aud the military garrison
Yesterday the city was tranqnil: ,
The proceedings in the British House OF
Commons yesterday, we're Interesting.
Chichester For,cscue, Chief Secretary 10:
Ireland in reply to question OF Lord Man,
uers, deplored the recent outrages III Cork ana
Londonderry. Every enleavor has been made
by the Government to suppress riotous pro
ceedinps and the act for the preservation OF
the peace had been fully enforced. lie also
stated that further explanations at this time
were impossible. -,
Mr.. John Arthur Otway, member Tor Chat
ham, denied the authority OF the telegram pur'
porting to have been received frcm Sir Krthcr-
ford Alcock, the British Minister to China, 10
the effect that the Chinese Government ana
people were opposed to progress.
The Irish Church bill then came up, and
after a short debate on Disracil ; amendment
to give the globe houses to the Church, the
proposition was rejected by vote OF 3lo TO
227, showing majority Tor the Government
of 81. During the discussion O'Connor Don
stated that the trustees OF Maynooth College
were willing to put that building up Tor sale II
the same could be done with the globes OF the
Church. Mr.. Gregory offered an amendment
to the clause allowing the detention by Tue
church of any real or personal property. the
produce of property or moneys givenby private
persons out of their own resources since the
year 1860, or the produce OF moneys raised oy
private subscription sirce thaty year ms aHenu
ment being to substitute the year zoos Tor
166o Mr.. Disracl moved the entire omis'
sion of the date. Sir Rounded Palmer oppons'
ed the amendment. He thought fixing the
date at logo was moro desirable to the Church
and country than leaving to the former all en-
dowments made subsequent to the Relorma'
finn Both of the amendments were then
withdraw, and Claiborne Hardy snbnitted 4
| motion to fix the date at 1860. The. House
divided upon this motion, with the following
rcsult: For the amendment, 22o; against
| BOG: Government majority &C..
| The majority in the Spanish Constituent
| Cortes urge q prompt decision, either Tor the
Onkc If Montpensier, the Prince Of the Astu'
rias as King, or the declaration OF Republlc
| Tho Republicans arc about to start national
petition 10 favor OF Republic.
| 1t is rumored that the Swiss Government
has requested Joseph Mazzlnl TO leave the
| country. Mazzini lives at Lugano, near the
Italian border, and his connection with the re
cent conspiracy at Florence and Milan has
probably led the Italian Government to make
such request OF Switzerland.
The. law declaring Prague to be in a state OF
siege has been annulcd. Placard5 have been
nostcd in various parts OF the city requesting
| the inhabitants to avoid any further dlStur
bancns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30
DEDO NDA GU An -
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST SUCC
Full FERTILIZER EVER lNTRp
DUUED INTO THIS COUNTRY

The REDONDA G UAHO Id. nog
used extensively for three years upon eye.-
scription Of crops. and with the most UNI
denied success.
"Hedords' is pure. natural Guam.
y Uniform in its character
For Spring Crops it has no: been slrn
On Tobacco, while the plant dill not 2: ,
Ms rapidly as with Peruvian. il La. ma
with uniformity, and is much richer snt
ier than from Peruvian alone, ard the u,
permanently benefited.
The extremely low price Mt which j. Is.
no. tho least important fact - the farmer
Pamphlets. containing testimonial, r.
mers ard planters in Maryland, Virgin
Carolina. Delaware and New YORK, !ss
with reports and analyses Of the mos, e.
chemists in the country, with full direct; p
its use, can be obtained at our wsrcua..
from our various agents.
PRICE $50 PER TON.
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FERTILIZERS.
NOR ALL CROPS.
MA PES
NITROGENIZED SUPER PHOsrl..

COMPOSED or 0:LY
Bones and Bird Gusao, 81, solved .a
re acid. Ind rcrincn;cd with Fin G...
tanning l. per cent at Ammonia, nj ber.
duccd b. fermentation and sulphurc
fne powIer. Contains no insoluh.r Y.
Phosphatcs, but is all available 10 thcc,.
This soluble Fertilizer shows hv ans
presence Of l6 par cent Soluble Pho;gr,.
per cent Bono Phosphates, ard ANNA q,
Yielding per cent Of Ammon!s -teiag i.
cal in composition, solubility, and ava :,
to crops with the best mixture that eau BE-.
of one part Peruv ian and three paris T
Bono. treated with Sulphulic hcii. Il-
ing to the farmer in the cost OF Mape' s
PGosphstc over thst Of the mixture il /.
ton.
The Mapes Super Phosphate o. Lin.
psny. being engaged in the manufacture
oil, arc enabled not only 20 Obtain Hre
plies Of Animal Ammoniscsl material 10
tish II low cost, but also to avail then.. 81
the economical process OF termentailoE +.
combination of tho fresh animal maa,
the Bones and Bird Guano. previously -
with acid, in reducing their fertilizer u:
form, and are thcreby able to furnhh g..
acting soluble Ar mCniated super fa.,'
at no hiaher rates than charged 'oF o'.
Super Phosphates, containing Ia''e 81
OF insolublc mineral Gusno
In every instance reported, MHpes
Phosphate has produced rs cary Wig
growth, and more permanent eheet'' ths
IN visn Guano. Like BAN Yard Manure
used on seeded down land. produces ~.
Grain luxurisnt crops OF grass.
Serd for descriptive pamphlet on c-:.
Wheat and its requirements, analysi: q Y
super Phosphate, By Prot. Gillian, 0!
mond, 5. Dana Hayes. of Boston. and
prominent chemists.
HOOE, WEDDERBURN & Co, Az
9-lm No. Prince ST.. AieXSni,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

Mr. Paine, of Wisconsin,, member Of Con-
gress, has found that his position Is not one
which has many charms, to one OF his way Of
thinking. He writes to friend at home: III
this business Of going to Congress- had ever
been attractive to me, my observation and ex-
perience. during the last ninety days, would
have very efFectually dispeed the illusion. |
will work zealously and faithfully two years
more as ''servant," and then propose to re-
sumo the dignity of sovereign" and ''stay
at home" shall not be candidate of re-elec-
ton. :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

A dispatch from Washington states that
'the President is being pressed by conservative
Southern men to name al early day for the
elections in Virginia, Mississippi and Texas,
but the Radicals protest against having any
election until the crops arc harvested, in order
that the cOlored men may have fair chance
to vote, and in detcrenc, TO these views the
President will probably not order the elections
before September, by which time the cotton
aud other crops will be out of the way, and the
freedmen will be more at liberty to attend to
the elections
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30
ALEXANDRIA.

The RESULT of the action of the State Con
seryatiyc Committee, at Richmond, leaves the
Conservative party without any regularly nom
mated candidates for the State Offices, and
theirs remain only the WELLS ticket, and the
WALKER ticket IN the field The choice is lin
default OF candidates of our OWN TO be made as
to which of these tickets the Conservatives will
support. There con be, and there ought to be,
no hesitation as to the preference. When We
are brought to the alternative, as We have all
along said, the Conservatives should every
where pronounce in favor OF the Walker ticket.
And this is to be done, without endorsing the
previous political course of those whose names
are on the ticket. or as expressing the belief
that their views have been in accordance with
ours. Men, in the course Of events, are often
compelled to choice between candidates of
party to which they arc opposed-and 1t is
their duty to make wise and judicious choice.
Upon looking at tho stand we have taken
in this matter, and calmly reviewing all
that We have said, we have nothing to take
back, or to retract. Every principle we have
advocated, every argument We have used,
every suggestion we have made, we hold to as
firmly as ever-and VIC should have preferred
that the State Committee had made nomina-
tons Of and for the Conservatives. This they
have not done. We shall not now, on the
matter OF mere expediency, place our Judgment
10 opposition to what, we suppose, was the
we'll considered and well advised judgment OF
the State Committee, composed OF representa-
ives from all quarters of the commonwealth.
We are the more reconciled to what has
taken place, 10 that the nominees on the
Walker ticket, and their friends, avow Conser
aative feelings and views in regard to several
Important matters, and their opposition to the
most obnoxious principles advocated by the Ill
traists We hold them, in good faith, to their
promises and pledges. 1t they are elected, ii
will be by the Conservative vote OF the State
not di,loyal ote-but vote given by men
DESTROYS to settle existing difficulties, and to
see peace and harmony restored. Aud they
should act accordingly.
We hope, therefore, now, to see the Conser-
vatiyes close ranks, and join hands again, in
united effort to defeat Ultra Radcalism, both
in men and measures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30
WEELAsD, Dinwiddie, Virgil
OOLUBLE AMMONIATED REDoE

OOLUBLE a ANNOTATED REDOH
- GUANO.
At the request Of many farmers and p.s:
who find it lnconvenient and, in some locA
in the South impossible to command the
to break up the Peruvian Gusno, screen I
mix it with the Red onda, as directed, we 2!
prepared under the formula and supervis.r
DR.. Stewart. tho well known AgtlcuEt,,
Chemist, An AMMONIATED SUPER ~
PLATE, containing 35 per c.. Of Pho'pl'
Of which ID per cent are Soluble Bone !
pilates and per ct. of Ammonia. Price
per ton. Put up in strong baga-l2 u eacf
DR.. Stewart says of this compound y y
analy zed about half doZan samples 0.
SUPER PHOSPHATE made with Hbp
DA GUANO. 1t may be relied on to we"
per cent Of Phosphstes, soluble in water
mated as Bone Phosphate Of Lime-conta'I
800 lbs best Peruvian Gusno, and yieldh
per cent Of Ammonia.
My practical experience during the pS
years in the top-dressing of Wheat, eve;
late us the middle of May. enables rae T..
commend this AN MONI ATED SUE
PHOSPHATE, made a. my instance, a: c'
Bile of refund;ng its cost with 100 per ct. u.
est in 20 days.
AT this season i. is customary to sowC.
with plaster This will also supply the o'eH
Of the plns.er ut half its price. and better
sure the Clover. rs tho crop will pay f..
manure AS above. oven on Oats"
A liberal deduction made TO dealers and =
chssers OF large quantities.
WIN. CREIGHTON s. son
Wood IT., Bowly's Wharf, Opp. Corn Exc,
Baltimore, N
Il. Ii. LAMBERT, Agen,
Alexandris, /.
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DIED.

At Milford. on Monday, the 9th, BERT
> NEXANDER, infant son of +. v and e. N.
w, ,ir aged IA months.
DO."OMAC HERRING, Family Roo Her
rim =. No. Potomac Herring per barrel or
half hst, 81; also, SHAD ROE, in kits, furnish
cd 70 FAM lies at the lowest market price.
Gu ~ '"'''' BROOKES 81 TAY LOR.
ON On los Prince st., Alex, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

Secretary Boutwell, was on Wall street, in
New York, yesterday, attending to the Gov
eminent sales OF gold. Twcnty-six proposals
for purchase were made, and the amount sold
was SIS, 100000 at Sl3l4 and ST. 100
When Secretary T. was introduced at the
Stock Exchange he made speech to the
member, saying that he should faithfully
collect the revenues due the Government and
apply them to the working expenses and the
reduction of the national debt. He promised
that be would institute economy in the De
partment, and that all lts operations should be
open to the public gaze Further he said that
he should endeavor to manage the finances
without embarrassing the business OF the
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

Senator Sprague, it is said, declines to take
any notice of the card lately issued by the late
Capt Goddard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

The resumption of recruiting for the U. S.
army is said to be on the ground that its per-
sonnet is below the contemplated minimum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

The Moorcfeld Advertiser announces that
reports from various counties 10 West Vir.
ginia, through which the Alexandria Loudeun
ard Hampshire road is to pass, Indicate that
the right OF way will be given all the way
through, free of charge 1t also announces
that the Engineers will commence the survey
from Winchester west early in May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

Large numbers of fresh water fish are
caught this season in the Shenandoah river, at
different points
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

Large mportations OF tea and other articles
ave recently been made to Boston. from Chi
aud Japan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

Recently quite number of the merchants Of
Cumberland, Nd, who are doing jobbing
business, have been transporting their goods
by the Chesapeake and OEio canal, especially
creasing, and most of the merchants of that
city, it is said, will soon be receiving their goods
in this way. They should open trade with
Alexandria especially, for salt. plaster, eroce-
res. and wares. and save expense, and receive
their purchases direct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

1t thought there will be large immigration
from Prussia to this country, the present year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

JupuE SHACKELFORp's DEClSIoN As TO
CONFEDERATE DIETS Louisa county, April
%, 1863 Judge Shnckeltord has just finished
the first term OF the Circuit Court held by him
here, though the third held by him IN his cir
cult since his appointment. lie has given, as a
Judge, great satisfaction. This, | understand
is the general voice of the bar in GoochIand,
Fluvanna, and this county, where lie has he Id
terms Of his court.
lie rendered in this county one decision upon
point Of very general interest. 1t was IN re
gard to the sealing of Confederate liabilities
He decided that where the nominal amount oil
Confederate obligation is scaled 10 go'd-a,
by the scale in common use through the Gun
try is generally acknowledgement mus be rem
dercd for gold, This has never heretofore been
done, | believe, in any court in Virginia,
although, soon alter the war, some OF the courts
did scale to gold, aud then add on the premium
on gold, as between it, aud give jud smcnt for
tho amount so ascertaincd. But that mode
was soon aba ndoned, and the practice had be:
come universal, where the Confederate money
was reduced by the gold standard, to give judg-
ment in general terms for the amount thus as
ccrtained.- - Cor. Rich Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

W. u. WalIach will address the people at
Spotsylvania Court House on Monday, May
ID (court day. Also, at the Court House Ia
Frcduricks burg, on the evening OF Tuesday.
General Sherman arrived at Richmond yes
terday from Fortress Monroe, AID lett soon
alterward for Washington.
The hands engaged on the GordonsviIIe rail-
road, near Fredericksburg were paid of Tor the
FIRST time, on Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30
nrpIIc SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,


BY virtue OF decree OF tho Circuit Court of
Fairfax county rendered in the cause of J Luz
Gus Davis and Others, against j. H. BART
lott, and others | shall, rs Commissioner
therein named, oller for sale, III front Of the
Court House door Of Fairfax county on MON
TWO.THIRDS OF the TWO TRACTS OE
LAND, of which James Davis and wife died
seized, in said county, according to plat TO be
exhibited on the day o. sale Said land lies .
miles northwest OF the Court House, Two miles
north of tho Little River Turnpike road, ad-
joining the lands of Hndson Bennett, William
Hunt, Hosbrook &c u is abundsntly wood
ed we'll watcred and clllglhly situsted bout
30 acres are cleared. Will be sold in TWO
TRACTS Of about20 acres each. Mr.. Charles
Stewart, residing on tho Turnpike, near the
land, will exhibit it TO those desiring to pur-
chase
TERMS-Onc-te!th cash. and the residue in
three equal instalments at &, l. ard - months,
secured by the notes of the purchaser, and re-
tention of the title till the last payment is made;
tho land to be resold in case OF default of the
purchaser in making the deferred payments -
Convcyancng, &c, at purchaser cost
NJ. DULANY BALL,
Fairfax Co ap 3O-lawts Com. of Sale
JOSIAH II. D. SHOOT,
Formerly of and successor TO Smoot. Uhler &
Company
LUMBER DEA LIE r.
No. q, Union street,
(Be.ween King and Cameron
ie 1o-tf Aexandris. Va.
A LEAANDEIA CANAL COMPANY
Tho annual general meeting of tn" Alexsn-
dris Canal Company will be held in tho Coun.
ell Chamber, in tho city cf Alexandria. on
MONDAY, May 3, at II m.
WINDOW GLASS.
a supply of Gxs GLASS for hot beds. Just
received n full assortment of large sizes. AL
ways on hand and for GALE low by
feb 9-.Sm [Leesb's. Wash 65 King ct
NJ OTICE.--An assessment Of 10 per cent on
" stock sub. cribed in the FAIRFAX and
GEORGETOWN TURNPIKE is called for;
payable by the 18th Of May. BY order OF the
B5ard Of Directors. WIN. ID. DANIEL,
sp l7-cotd secretary.
WE HAVE just received q large supply OF
w FRENCH and AMERICAN WIN
DOW GLASS. both double and single thick,
which we offer cheap for cash.
JAMES w. MALLS Il SON,
EbI4 1877 King street
nTIL uEADSl BILL HEAD3li
Is BILL HEADS!!l
From 81 per 1860 upwards, at |
WEDDEKBURN u SHOTTS', |
Job Printers, 80 King street,
ani2 Second Floor |
FANCY TOILET WARE
a great variety of TOILET = EIs. some new |
patterns, very rich and elegant Call sni SEQ |
them 1T ,,,c |
mar Z7-colm II. ). M LLEkS
~.1nupp SErn
400 bushel: prime Clover Seed in store AID
COR sale by BREWIS La VISION.
ian 20-:;m [Lecsburr Wash
OHOULDER BRACES-We have just re.
- ceved supply of PenGelds Improved
shoulder Brac0j-a now and valuable article.
For sale by
sp5 h. ,. LbA'BEAlER u W.
CUGAR-CURED HANS, covered and un-
= covered; Country Hams. Sides Breakfast
and Shoulders for sale by
GEO. l.. SEATON.
mar II l79 King stree.
CHOULDkES, SIDES and BREAKFAST
y PIECES BACON, received TO DAY by
apo }. Z. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

The Washington Chronicle comes out
warmly in favor of the election of Wells as
Governor of Virginia. And it adduces the
fact that Gen. Grant ordered the restoration OF
Wells, as a proof that he (Gen. g. wants
him (Wellsl to be elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

Mr.. Brink, U. S. Consul at Mexico, arrived
10 Washington, yesterday. with dispatches
from Gen. Rosecrans, u. s. Minister to Mexico,
which arc thought to be of an important nature
and requiring speedy action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

fAUQUlER NOUNT1.- ne C0un.y COuTC Cl
Fauquier was organized on Monday. The
Court was composed Of all the newly appointed
Magistrates, who, up to that date had quail
fed, viz: Messrs &. Buchanan, James NJ.
Catlett, Iumau H. Evans, H. Ii. Robertson,
who was elected Presiding Justice pro tenn, J
and Harlan Z. Wait.
The following persons qualified for the offices
mentioned in connection with their names :
Commonweal th's AttorGey-L. l.. Lewis, OF
Culpeper. The duties OF this office will be
performed by J. V. Chiffon, esq, of the War
lst District-N. II. Ashby. Assistant Com
missioner OF the Revenue, 2nd Districts.
H. Turner. Deputy Clerks of the County
Court. n Fletcher and B. E. Curlette.-
+. L. Holton was recommended by the Court
for a Justice in the 18th District.
Robert II. Hunton's will was proved and
John B. Huntou qualified as executor thereof.
Enos Hords will was proved, and administra-
ton on his estate, with the will annexed,
granted to j. W. James, who qualified as such.
VIM. NJ. Hume, late Sheriff, returned to
the Court the lists of delinquent taxes Tor the
year 1868, amounting, on real estate, to S4l0.-
81, and on other than real estate to 1929. CO.
He also returned lists of delinquent county
taxes, amounting to S2,463.37. The cores
ponGing lists for the year 1867, were, on real
estate, S3ll.50. on other than real estate,
$5O3 81 ,aad delinquent county taxes 81, $40 G5.
This makes, or the year 1865, an excess Of
delinuuents over that of 1867, on all classes
aud subjects, both State and county, OF S94l.-
SO. - HOrcatOn Sentinel.
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PRICE $50 PER TON.
OAkvILLE. ST. Mary's Co, NJ.

OAkNlILE, 81, MAT ; " NJ. .
March u, ls.g
"Iusod the 'Redonda Guano' alone
corn crop last Spring, upon bare spots
Qeld.
Il made :. very salts tory crop from:
fully equal to any other in the ncleho":-
where other fertilizers were used t&
from $50 TO go per ton.
Mr.. IL. G. y. Key. Of Loonsrdtown $. Il!
RVS countyi Md. writes US:
"1he 'Kcdonda' was strcwcd by t-el. o.
and we'll marked by stakes for lntorns'
The land is good aud the whole crop Il
yory promising that on which the Re.
WAS applied the growth OF Oats ia about
eight inches higher"
"Thus it is o good manure of itself; Drs.
arts formula prcscribes some boxes,
think one.third or even one. fourth bone;
insure it as a valuable manure, and chealF
comparison to any that have ever lriei
TnAPPH, Talbot Co.. Nj
March y. 1864
81 used tho 'Redonda Gusno last SpF-.
nv corn al tho rate Of about 100 lbs 10 the'
applying it in tho hill. Tho result ha; T.
most gratifying. have never seen any r.
ger act rs quickly and as we'll az II na'.
il on my wheat last fall with equally goo
suits. Yours truly, "G. w. MI LL!kH
WEELASD, Dinwiddic, Virgin
September s. l-,'>
"Gentlemen-I gave the Redonda ''aii
ano a fair trial by itself, and com blnel 5
Peruvian, on my tobacco this Spring
no difference between its effects and the
Wan where applied separately, but when
pliod together in tho proportion of one OF =
Wan to three of Redonda tho growth i ,
% per cont larger. W. r. l'"l'
A liberal deduction made 10 dealer al
chssers Of large quantities.
VIM. CREIGHTON J. son,
General Agents for United State.
Wood street, Bowly's WIS:
Opposite Corn EIchsEh
Baltimore,
b. II. AMBERT, Agehia
sp Sim Alexandra, !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-30

LAND SALES IN FAuoUIER, &c. -Mes,rs'
Shackeford, SpiIlman & Garden, Fauquler
Land Agency, have just sold to Mr.. WA. llar-
rison, of Frederick county trac. OF unlm-
proved land in Shenandoah county, Va, con-
tanning about $50 acres, belonging TO the Rose
estate. for $3.50 At public sale, on Mon
day, MIR. +. G. Ward, of Piedmont Station,
bought "Heartland," farm in Upper Eau
ouier, 24O acres at s42 per acre. Mr.. +. q.
Ward, the English gentleman who lately
brought the Piedmont Station property, on the
NJ. &. R. r., has just purchased from MI
Cook Shackett, his fine estate, $50 acres, ad-
Joining the Station property, for which he
paid $4,000. These figures include the stock,
farming utensils, &C. Tareaton Srattad.