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M the yVitor must be ttoslttajd.:
Krom ihe Leeod of Sleepy IJollow; J: ,
On fine atftoititval morning Ichabod,
. :u.:rmnm!.'ftatreathruneil on a lofty
rconce rns of hi 'little literary realm. In
MeDotic power ; the birch , of justice re
cln three: n.V,;-beh;
' tant t rrr t evil doer ;whileori the
2V before h might et seen sundry coa.
nd article and ;priht)edeat6n,
,tectetl uprtn thespernnif idle urchins ;
)-flfh is hiir-monched; appUs, popgurvs,
WhiriisiiH- i"11"
ramparit ittle paper pecocks.- .Appa
rently ihre had been ioraa . pet: of justice
recently inflicted ; for his fcholart were all
tomlv in ent upon their books, or slyly
whispering belH,d ihe, wiih. ye kept
Mn'm the maer ; and a kind, of buzzm?
,tillness reigned ' throughout inn.-; school
room. I was suddenly; interrupted by
te appiranel aif negrO iii'-tcbth
iu kVts nnd' lrnwvrsf' a .found crowned
fVsment of a hat, like, the ap .of Mrj,
,,u mounted on a ' rKK?jt wild, lulf .br.-
kvn colt, whicli hen jinked wifb rope,
hV iva'y 'f hnJt r. He caine clattering up
tthechool diHr witri an1 inviratio to
i, h hol to at'e" 1 a" Wrry-inaklgf
qu ltinjr frolic, torblvjd ..lhi:evr.ninfs
Mvnhtr Vart T,iser$ ; and havios; de-
i?ered hi messaL "with ttvt air of impor
tance, and eto oCfitie languo, wnich a
peuro i apt to display on, petty emb Usies
oflhe kind, he dashed over tye br;k, and
w, seen scamnerihs awnV up'the hollow.
full of the importance and hurry of his mis-
lion. - ; - ;...-';.v,;..... . . ,i
All was now. bustle and hubbub in the
Uf.fiHiet firho-roorn. The 'scholars were
hurried ' throuzh'. their lessons without stop
t inflM 2 those ,' who were nimoitj
skipped over half with Impunity, and those
yni werc wrHT "i '- - '
jndeft.n Ihe rear, to cju.c.Ken their
iriPPd. or heln them lover a tall word.
...I AM kAin I n Am i nvtr a I HI L worn.
in .it;,. .v-;"
, "
)' W oa the..MveM ..ksUn,l .rr
Mt4Sr-ir?7", "V''a,,h
ii .. .......A inrnwn nuii wiiniiiii iwiiii'i
f.,rer the oui time ; bursting forth like a
lefon ol . young imps veP'J; nu nicm;f-
fn alxjui.ine green, j"j n uich cany
eniancinalioniy . '' ' ' : " .
ThVsallanf lchaboLnow spent at least
an eitra hllf-hour at his ; tqileft brushing
and furbishing on his best, and indeed on-
If, Suit 01 rusiv UiaciM . nun arr-ingiiigp ui
Looks by a bit of. broken lookingglass, that
hunsr up in theschool house. That he
might make his appearance before nis mis-
' tress in-the true spirit of a cavalier, -he
Wra rd a horse from? the farmer with
whom he was'doiiijciliatedf a choleric old
Dnir.hiian, of the name of Hans Van Rip
prramLvthu gallantly -mouiitrd, issued
trur;ke a knight erraotiCncluVst of ad-
VrrdurewRut it is fit that I should, in
r' 'tie true nirit of rjnantic story. 'give Mime
ftccoint ot the look and equipments i my
hft... . . . . .-J S.'k. -i . .1 . I . .1 1 . fkllll f lik1 . .
uciu mm ui sieeu. i ue annual n- ursn
"asybrokeo-dowfi plWgh-horse, th.t . had
outlived almost every thing but his vicious -
ng., lie was gaunt and shagged, -with
wewe neck, anil a hed like-a hdmmer ;
rusty mane and tale were tangled ,and
knotted with i burrs ; one' ey had Jost its
pupu, and-, was glaring and spectral,, but
the ther jRad the gleanf -of a genuine devil
i t. Still he must have had fire and
iwetde tn his day, if we'- may judge from
M nime, which wni .Gunnoiyder.' He had,
,T) fact, ben a favourite steed of his mas-
. the choleric Van Ripper, who vas a
inriou rider, and had infused Very prob-
a!Lv smeot tiis spint into the animal 1
"u "ami broken dow n j as ne , louKeti,
ihtrr- wast,re of tne Iruking devil in him
than in.auv vouni? fi'llV in ihe couutrv
,1
.hdbod was a suitable. figure for such a
Jtpfd. nde with short Hirrups which
r ui n,s knt,e9 nearly up to the pommel
?! the saddle; ;hisr s))arv elbovr stupk ou v
hke f grasshoppers he carried -his y whip
l"rnCii,!;r..Uri ;rt un.i .izt-'i" - -
-.1 i . . . - . ,. - -
"r ailfl. aa hl buirta i,.rrrrrt ' ,.n thr tmu.1
him ..r l : . i. ; ' . T . .v a '
1 ois arms WMSi'iiot uniiKe tne nap
"i a pair of winjrs. '. Avi
teated
' " Wie skirts ofKis blacVc..atllirted out
8Sn to the horse's tail.-Suchl was' the'
prance qf Ichaan hisi Iteeifen,
5 "owed ou t ofthfe gate of i Haos Vap Such leaped up jnat ic . . .
Plr,aodirwisalfoth
jnuoa as rarelj to biineV With: in broad to thexperienml vutch Wfe
yhgtit. -:&TrA -V 't&$j. There Vis the doughty d rugh.ttothe teo-
the fronts into brilliant d Ves of oranim.
Hrpiet. . aid scarier., streaming tiles of
wild ducks began :to make heir appear
anceihigli in the air j thebark of the
squirrel was ! heard from the groves of
beech aqd hickory riutS, and the pensive
whistle of the.quaii at intervals from the
neighboring sbble. fteld. 3 v
Th.e smalLbirds were taking their fare
well bir.qufts. In the fulnesss of their
revejry they fluttered, chirping and frolic
log fnrai bush do bush and tree iotree, ca
pricious from the abundance around them.
There" was the honest cock-robin, the fa
vouritefgame of 'tripling sortsmeo, with
its lud, querelous note j and twittering
blackbird flying ih sable cloud ; and the
I ' ... Mr-
goldenwinged woodpecker with his crim-
son
cresr, nis . oroau duck gorget, and
r: . '"LV7 Y- K - , . Ui-
uiru, wun.ns rea-uppcu wings anu yenow- necessrry 10 caution the puolic against using si
tiuned tail, and its little tnontero can of milar Mills without his consent. Tltf!'knhv.riK
feathers ; and the blue jay, that noisy cot-
comb, in his gay ligbi-biue coat and white
il ' l 3 T J5-- i -
under clothes, screaminz and
rKattfirlik;r
nodding and bobbing, and
bowinsr.
and
pre'ending to.be on good terms wiilivery
songster of the grove.
s icnaoou joggen .aiowiy on nis w.ty.
his eye, ever open to every symptom of
culinary abundance, ranged with deligit
over the treasures of j dly autumn. On
all .sides he beheld vast storet)f apples,
some hanging in oppressive opulence on
the trees : some gathered into baskets and
barrels for the market ; others heaped up
in rich. piles for. the cider-press. Farther
, 1 1 . 1 . 11 r 1 i" I
on he beheld great. fields of Indian corn,
witn its giuaen ears peeping irom tneir
leaf? coverts, and holding ou the promise
.f .vlr ami hfv nitiirl 1 1. tr ami ' thP l v
ngupmeiF.fuirrouna oe.urs io toe aun,
md giving ample prospects tor toe ms
luxurious pies; and .anon he parsed thejon
frasrnnt buckwheat fields, breathing lh- I
dour of ihe beehive, and,as he beheld
them. Holt anticiOiitions stole over ni
mind of dainty slapjack, well buttered
------ r
and garnished with tv?mey or tre .cle, b?
tlip delicate little dimpled hand ot ivatrma
V n Tassel.
Thtis feeding his mind with many sweet
thoughts and sug.iied supposition, he
journeyed along the sides ot a range of hills
wntcii iook oui ujon some or ne goounesii
scenes of the niiglny" Hudson. The un
.yrlnnlU . hlff; hi hruad disk down
r... . k .m ,.r ii... i'...nni
7mp i .i.tionU.a and alav. etceut h?
- ' ' I
- 8rll, tht,re, a (lral unduUt.o
..,',, .u. r
I . . . l
waved and prolonjrrd the blue, ah itlow ol
lh;:. istaiit luouoUin. ' A I.-w amber clool.
fl j , , k wi,h...t . bre.th l aiV
t. w., th.. The h Tiion w .f. fi..
- . i
trolden tint, cbangng gradually imo a pure
in 'e gret-n. Jntl from tbil in o the deep
b ueofthe nud-heaven. A slanting ray
lingered on the wimdv crest of the preci
pices, that overhung some p.ria of thf fiver,
Tvuv greater depth o toe u-irk grav anil
purple ot their roc k; sioej. a mop waa
loitering in Ihe' distance,' dropping .lwiy
down with the tide, her sail hari&rin use
lessly agjinst the mat ; and, .as t he re-
" - ' cm
tl' ction of the tKy gleaming along toe sun
water, it seemel as if the vessel was sus
nendt d in the air.
-It whs towrtrd- evening ihat Ichabofi ar
rived at tiie cistle of Heer Van Tassel,
which he found thro ged wiih the pr'nle &
flower Of the adj ceot country. O d farm
ers, a gpir-e le .thernVd-faced r ice.in home
spun cent and-brweche, b ue atockirigs.
huge shoes and nvigimic-nt pewief burk-
lesThere bi !kk and withered hllle d.nnes,
4 A . . . . .
V,"-lM?M'r'. - " &
1" ' "v 7' , .
on lh oo'iiile. B ixom. lasses, alinost a
antiquated V-their nnthers, excepting
where a sua h i', a il -iv ribiiid or pernap
a white frock. g ve mpioo.s ofcty inno
vations. lh;,soi in iorf squari skir?
ed coatJ, widl rw uf SMindous bras
tkiittiiMK. arid theii hair'renvraliy nuud in
the fashion of 1 hups especially if they i oud
procure aii ielkin for th purpose, it bein
esteemed 'throughout.-the country as a po-
tetittiourihe' nrid strengtbener or the hair.
5 Broili Bnes how eye, was
ine nero
the scene, haviug cooie to the gather ing-00
hi favorite steed Daredevil a creature,
I'dce himself, lull of uie;tle andmschief, a
which 00 one bu; himself could manager-
He was in faCt ntfied lor preferring vicious
animals, giverno all kinds of tricks, which
kent ihe rider in a constant risk ot his necfe
for he "held a tibtabte, welibroken horie
U un wormy, 1 .u 01 p"- -
. I . r ' .11 f --. in loroll nnnn thi
- IlrflH WOUHI 1 fia'c
if .k.... Uat ho rt Onnti the. eoran-
worm m .na.wi - -i -- - -r
luxurious diay
am pie; charms ffi. g:ulDuc?i4,un
teaHabif
01
puj ra s, a nd peach es a n d pa i rs, a o d qu i c ;
uoi co ntention or iert siiad oi roasted thick
ens together; with bowls of milk & cream, a 1 1
mingled biggledjNjpiggletiy pretty much
a enumerated them; withihe nt 6th
erly tea-rW sending , ujvitsi clouds of va
pour from' the midst Heaven bless the
mark! I want breath and time to discuss
this banquet a it deserves, ard am umea
ger to get oh wich my 'story. Happily. I
chabod Crane was not in so great a hurry
as his his historian, but did ample justice
to, every dairity. -Irving.
TO GOLD MIXERS.
niHP! Giikanl.:uA- I a i . ...
1. the year 18 27. for Mills for e-rindinp- ami
washing Ore of Gold and other metals, and his
P'an "vinff been generally adopted, de. ms it
J?1..1 ""necessary to give any description of
c:!rth7,are 5n PeIat,P" in various parts
ot the State. His Patents em!iice Hranch ant
Hidffe Gold. m Liberal te msvu ill be conceded to
all who make early application for Rights, and
every information given orUpplication.
WM. II. FOLGEIt.
Charlotte, N. O. 91 1m
State of North-Carolina.
Wake Cmin'y.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 18:0.
Joshua E. Lumsden t. Jonathan O. Freeman.
Original attachment levied on one mahogany
ucusiraa anu oiner articu s.
IN this case, it ap pearing: to the"Vatisf'action of
3 the Court thut tht Ai'tn,1ot- ...i ... 1
.ivnuui 11.9 icinurcu
hmself beyond the limits of the bute, or con-
ceais nimseir th;it the ordmajry .process of law
r'aonot be served on him: 1 is therefore order J
1 puuncauoii ue maae.in ne K'tl iCn Ite-I 11.
PJeas and Quarter Sessions to be leld for the
county of Wake, at the Courjhouso in Raleiiji.,
the 3J Mon 'ay of August next, then and
Micre, to replevy the property levied on, and
i"4"" " isuc, juunjcin wilt ue m .ae nnai,. ana
the property levied on be condemned subject to
yi B. S KING, C.
State of Xorth-Caroliaa.
Wake County; !
Court of PU as and Qtiartef Sessions,
M y Term, t830t
John R. Johns vs. Wdlnm Nichols.
Original attachment levied on negro woman
p0iy and other property.
TN this ease, it appearing to the satisfaction of
the C tut that the defendant has, removed
ni'v.u u-t.m... ...i. ......... .,, . .-m'.-,
i . u I u himapJr tli!ir f hp nrHmamj minnnia if l.inr
cannot he served on him It is ther. fore ordrred.
Hor six weeks, that unless the derenduit comes
.. . . o.
. j i . i . .....
t'orw ird on or beton-the next Court ot Pleas
:.nd Quarter Sessions to be held for the county
of Wake, at ihe Courdmuse in Raleigh, on the
third Monday of August next, then and tlere to
replevy the property levied on, and plead to
issue, judgment will be made final, and the
proper-y levied oa be condemned subject to
plaint it. 's recovery.
87
R. S. KIN t. C. C.
LOST OR MISLAID.
A NOTE of hand on Sion Rogers for Nine
X. Dollars given as well as I recollect some
time in September last, payable the 25th of
December following, to'the Subscriber hereof
I therefore forwam all persons trading for said
Note, or the maicer thereof paying off the same
except to m self.
J ..n ";,HUtFALOh
Wake county, May 29th, 1880.
NOTICE.
TAKEN UP and entered on the Stray Book
at Judesville, Surry county, on the 19th
01 May. bv Jesse Mays. liiSC 16 milvs nortn
west from Rockford, and :16 miles north of
Jonesvdl-, a HAY MARK, Tiyears old, 4 feet 8
inches high, diree white feeti white in her face,
a knot on the inside of the ldi"t thigh above the
hock, with a scar ou the sne thigh, near hr
body, with some saddle spots on her back, ap
praised at 15. : J
E. THOMPSON, Ranger.
Miy 25. 2UJ3w
A New Mail Route
FROM RALEIGH. TO SALISBURY.
QTAfll?. 1?AR. FIVP. nni.i.ARS.
Uwuriit mis arrangemciii uir aiiic mus iwiw
a week and goes through in two days eacJV
way. The accommoda'uonis goott. Pass ngers
Tennessee, or South of Salisbury, will find this to
be the n arest. cheapest andmosi expeauions
route West 'of Raleigh. ; Passengers who are
travelling from Silistjury JNorth, ' wilj! find this
route by the way of Raleigh xaiul Petersburg 6
be the nearest; cheapest and most expeqmous
route thu Can be travelled by.two days. A pasen
nights our of five all mght. . v "
' fhe Contractor will pledge himselfkb keep
first rate Mail Coaches, and gentle tiorsea. and
drivers of the best kind ; rand he will spre no
pfcing in trying xo renaer tnose wno; patronise
Mini, VUlulUiiauic auu oaiv iuiumi ui
, , Passengers; who
route, will secure-
P- GUioiVfs Hotel,
Ham il Slaoghter's UoteJ, i
'. The stages wdl leave Salisbury every .Wedne. J
day and BaHroat'd.'VXiiand arrivetn RVi
Jeigh oft Thursday and Saridayat 9, P. M,' and
win leave uaieigu on j uesoays, ana , rriniiya ;a
iOo-i as the. Northern stage arrives, and arrive at
Salisbury' on ;Tb6rsd iy rind S iturdaySat 9, YjSU
;rteEORGB:VU4A.3Coii
r
11 "MWHHHBaHHMMHHMMMMMMMMMMMMaHWHWBMMV'
IHiUsboroitgh , Academy.
Ht hUiMhM aKaitN will commence on
ThursUv the 15tirof JaWl Siidlr as'oftaire
Iheir jioiis (6; begin theif f !)atuel Course', WJth
usi ire .rerOuuledi that this is the commencement
of the Academic Year. ; : ' . ;
V? shall have a Jass preparing for the Soplio-
mqre.
-June 8.
upwants . Wso, against Lucy, Matinda and
John S. Robertson, who are also children off ,
John Robertson, dec. but are infants
the age of twenty -oher, earsAlso,
Mary Robertson, his widow.
ftill for tale or partition of real estate
John Robertson, died seised and possattcd in,
Wake comity ' "
rillllS cause Coming on to be hettrd on motion,
JL it is ordered, that Henry M. Millor, C'eik
and Master of this Court, be appointed liuardian
penderde AVeto the infant defendants a '.d heirs of
John Robertson. Ami it appearine; to the Court
that all of the defendants reside without the li
mits of this State It is ordered, that publication
be made in the Raleigh Register for six weeks,
that the said defend mts bf and. a pi tear before
the Judge of our Superior Court of Equity,. to
he held in the county of Wake, at the Court
house in Raleigh, on the first Monday after the
4th Monday of September next, and 'plead an
swer.or demur, otherwise the Bill will be t ken
pro confesso.lieard ex-parte and decreed accordingly-
' ,
. J. Btpi,. Prmc,p4 b-ri,he8taje.ofjiwlian4.Vpp V " '
State of North-Caroliua.4 Sale,, to 4ie. idghest Abhfects-o, vfV1v
Wake County. ! f' or in 'Fr)i?lH'V r. s f
SuperiorCourt of Equitv Spring Term, 183a re sold, on ther.f JfortAy ta OdobrP ; 'tVY
. William T. Rubertson, . . . the To'h orUiMnTi itvlloui.ty
vs. - ofCass, a portion of .the tawls
1 State oflnd tt-'&4f ireh t 4 ''
Robertson and Charlotte Kooeiison, all of 2d .8V. Vta aKl-fn--. coorrttctlr Cn;ijt .
whom are the children of J oho 'Robertson, dec. t YVepoinilic ; warerof, , A "J ' T
nrl an nf tli Li, nf iwiv'., p w.ri v the Wabash .river itlHluose'ot L'akeiKne.t - T V
eludes
lowir
10.
Rai.
Witness, H. M. Miller, Clerk and Master of
4k. . 1 I.. HT . 1 ... Oi . I
fiit Monday after the 4th Mondvy of March. A.
mc otiuri ui r.uivy tor waite, ml unite, viic
1K.41I.
89eo6t
H, M. MILLER, C. & M
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STOP TUK UUNAYVAY,
,f N iSecember lasrl purchased in Raleig!; lcf j
Mr. John Morrison and Irs. Pearson, of I
of
Moore county, a negro man by the name, pf I
SAMUEL.
u iv tne ptn oi Marcn, saia negro
ioh near Brown's Store, J
mplex-1
I ion, of tUm visage, high cheek bones and an-l
s wers -very slowly when" s puke a
he was raisai in Aiopre county oy a sir. iewis t
andywas sold -to ir.': PearionT who . siice died
i at aiwirpywinrious;
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mghamcounty ;Jor list ill eive 15 for bis appre
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ajru chEtirr
whicli have been, deftihai.aft(l apa tt
vuu l-VwV wrpaoi uni .
10, J2, 13, 15,7, 20, 22?'2&t2$&K$k:
nnrt(r 1 l111 ul. 'e-oiaic t liiujsiia, ov ana who '.", I i
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r i ne part wiucn wui be rotleritor. alei ;,in re
sections 'and. fractionnl si cVioiis intiiefoJt "r t
lerlownKhipH and raritres.!, lz , L .57- JfcV"
12; 24, in Townihirl INdr!wtv ' c-iiJ '
ere No. 3. West 2d rinciM-U1ii'ru''l.'' ""'t r
T. 25. II. 3 W. 13 -24, 25 36F.HStf6,V'3 -.W.
5,, 8il ,24, 2 W;a;y5, 1012, ;
13; -IS. '7 ;$4;&7&S2T&5it U2 VV.
1, 3. 5, 8, 10,tl2lVl5, 17. 2CC2Y2&2J.
27, 29, 32, 34. T. 26,. 2 W. 254. $6 V. 1
27, R. 2 W. 3, 4, S; Vi &S'ts ifrvMVpVi v
5, 8; 10, 12, 13, 15, 20, ' 22,-24, i5,V27; ' 29,
32, 34 36; T. 26, U 1 W, 110. 13" 15
17, 20. 22,-24, 25, 27, 29, 32, 4.3$; iv2r,
k. i w a. 5, . io, 15, 17 20.' TJ:26.vlL:ii
East of the 2d princfial leridiah3: 5. 8 li.
29, 32, 34T 28V r; 10 e; l;8.lbAi2c
15, 17, XU, X2. X7 29,-32, ;3'.Ti: 29; :i0,.-'
K. 10, IX, 13, ,15, .XZ, 24, 25, ;27 54. T.' 30, .
R. 10 E. 1, 5, T 29, ,11 E; 13M,
10 19 11 1117 Oi-i 9 -)A t on .
34, 36, T. 3a. R.'ll k 2.25, 34361 St
R.fIl E 3, 5, 8, T, 29, R. 12 E. 13: 5, 8,
10, 2, 13, 17, 20, ,22, 24. 23v 27 2T, 32; 34
T. 30, R. lXE. 13, 15,47 20,'22,r24,w42!5r;
47, xv, ax, ;,a4,.-379Ti .JSU KZ. 12 E l. 3, 5,-
30, R. 14 E. 1, 3, 5, 8, I0;il2. 13, 15, ir, ;
20, 22. 24, 25, 27, 29, 32, 34;3fTX3l l ;
fleneral Gnvernmr-nt nrcvmnv n h
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th. rt nf 91 P'ta.K tQOiri' t if :7e.V ?
.t.t..l fn. ...i.i .. . ': k?A.
iiviaKMtu iui iwk. nc, sone; quarries, Cc S c
The sales will be continued froin day to dy; Ut- T
; til all the, tractshairiiave" been bffeedi aiid 10
sate macie lora less price " per cre tlian i vre'
quired f T Congress land The'purchser wl!l4- -
have it at his option to makV full ps ment. Umtr
a pj4tcnt for themct purchased VWby-
payment of one fourth of the purchased wy.
t,me of the sale, and the inieresistf six ' pee
cent, annually, in advance, accredit will be triv-
12, 13, 15, 17, 20 22, 24. 25,S7,-3. i'.'27 4 I1;t .
R.1 E. 1,'S, '5, 9, 10, J2l3p;5i IiVt: '
25, 27, 29, 32,rT:v27, RJ t East 13, e;- A
10, 12.13,15,J7. 20,22, 24, 25;27;29, S2 . . ,K t'
Tv27. R 3 E, 34, 36,: . T;'; 28,( 0,5,''X V
8. lUi, 17. . 20, 22, 27,32, 74i' rlll:
E. 32, 34, T 28, R. 4 E 1, ;3, -8,Tlfc2
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10, 12, 15, r. 27. R. 6 B. 13, 2b;,32,V2425,, . V
27 .29. 32, 34, 36, T. 28,t, .6: rl J.l5.,lt7, 7-7
I IX. l.S. 15. XX. X4. X7. T. 27. 11 ' 7 R 1 i. X .
10, 12, 13. 15. 17. 20. 22. 24; 25:03. C-'
31. 36. T. 28. It 7 IV 1 i ft SiiVi Vv VA-V'
by I 15. 17. 20: 99. 90. 51?. fl rn ot - A.
27. 32. 34. 36. T. 29 Rl SiEr li rti t V I
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, in two 1 09 94 9-S. 97 90 IA t- oo i V "' d i
CmMl3. 22. 24. 25. 27. 29. 32 '34. rtfi ' i--k oor
hv ihJ9 E' 13':22 24, 25,'27,'29,y2, 34. 36;fv,29f ' -.V
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22.' 27, 32, 34, Tr 3t.;R, U E. 20,,32, . f 'rV:' '
34, T 32r R. 15 B except a kmill iVorVioif of.X "
some of the sections which' were oidvnth K ' s
en by the State ..of sevehteent. years, . from 'the,
first Moud .y in October iext,; foVthe residue.
The Erie and ;Wabab7 Canal,' gn or -within
five miles of which these lands" are situated
128 miles in the Stale of Induna. the V.diies C . v
prairie, navigable riveravanl, wiUer pmikgea.'
rinderiendent. -of tM Cnnil AiJttJ?Ai!y5 'A
try. The greatest part pf the lands iii thepa rial
Donation, is of the ric4iest quality, in a healthy
country, wflladkpted.'fQr .agrictilturml, cJinhitr.'. v--'
cil and mahufact tiring purposes, antl is daily "
increasing in value, from the ip'idlty'dfagr. ri
tion to the lands adjoining, wbjeh is believed 40 c
be unprecedented, hitherto. in this Stafuud 4
nm. ,L n.;A ? A .
" missioners oi xne waoasit
JT.Ti,"t- .-
ri Erie Canal, Treaty Gnmod' 1
iiirtiana.-Mav ivtu. loau.
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TIIK SUDSCRIDKR3
flftFEK' for Sale hit HbU SE &vL6TSin tlio
" Town of, Oxford, w the. LAN D adioininir
about 200 acis-of which about 60 acres are. 1
Woodfand. , The House fs 52 by .40 'feet 'icom--''
imoatous, ana weii nnisnea;mrougnout.navinc !
4 rooms with nre places ;ith
closets and two comfortable rooms i'and a cellar -1
under the w)ioIe1jvided into several aprthients
anacned to it is a,arge .jsuhng Uardew lUriiiaJus
with fruits seleCievifrom the north.r an JliX'Uousa "1 - ' '
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104 acres btdad attached to; its Vnd, on the: pre
tnlsesis a) comfortable two story a) wcUiiig w ith
every conyeruencewr lamuy resiucuce. ; a,,
uvii avuiwit uvivi . i w u i pviuvm v.ii tij.--
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