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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06
ARMY ESJYJTjTF

Paw OF the Army, including all
officers, non-commissiOucd
officers, musicians and pri-
Yates, and allowing for 800
mechanics and laborers of
ordnance, the number being
not limited by law. Calcn.
culated from the army laws. SfIss 2ss
Subsistence for all officers, *
subsistence for 1900 non
commissioned officers, nusi-
cans, privates, me chmics,
and labOurerS, attached 10
the ordnance, at is eentsper
ration, estimated from the
average OF existing con-
tracts, as reported TO Con
gress by the Secretary of
War, Jan. II, 1917. 7ss t00
Clothing for l2,0GO non-conl-
miSsisned officers, musicians
and privates, including me-
chanics and labOrers OF ord
nance, calculated from the
average cost of clothing, as
reported by the army regu-
iafIons, S37 50 per nan. 4a36OC
Allowance for servants, eSti-
mating for all the private
servants, authorised by the
army regulations, to officers
who are prohibited from en-
pioyiog soldiers as walters,
estimated from the laws and
ARMY regula lions, 36l private
servants, III Sii 10 each per
month. 6InsI
0uarter-Master Department.
estimating for all expences
authorized By army regulate
ons, viz. Forage, tlel and
Stationary allowed for Off.
GERS, and fuel and straw for
the army-tlie repair Of bar
racks, and the purchase OF
horses, &C. The War ex-
penditures in the Depart.
meni furnish NO Just data "
reference is had to the eN-
peuceS before the war. when
the authorized peace estab-
lishment was nearly as large
as the present army. Those
estimates average $500 900,
per annurn, aud on cOmpar.
ing them with the printed
report OF the Secretary OF
War, Of January d, submit
ted to the committee OF
Ways and Means, that is
deemed sufficiently liberal. 400, 900
Hospital Department, includ-
Ing casual compensation TO
citizen surgeons, at posts.
where there may be no army
doctors.
Taken from the estimates of
the Apothecary and Com
missary General OF purcha-
ses, as reported to the com
mttee of Ways and Means,
by the Secretary OF War,
January 6, 1917. $4,000
Bounties and premiums for p
400 recruits, being one fifth
Of the Authorized establish
meut, predicated on keeping
it constantly filled, the tcrin
of service being years
IL dollars bounty, and two
dollars premium per each
man. 326O0
Contingencies of the military
service, allowing under This
head, double the estimate
Of the War Department. 100000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

NoTE. It viii be observed, that this report
OF che strength Of posts aud garrsous, is less
than tie general return ef the army, Of tie lst
instant, which WILDE accounted Tor in the re-
cuclion Oftlic force al the several posts, BY cas-
Hai absence, sickness. &c.
Since The date Of the last returns. the two
Companies of ri1cmen reported at NaichitO-
ehes have been moved to st. Louis, and two
companies 81 ,heT'h infantry have been order.
ed 90 NafcitOches. The remainder oi ;hc stii
iDtmtrs have bernrcncved from Department
&C.. q. GO Department NO.S. gi,e t.vo coupe
nIcs ~ fifcincn, fepotted at SsGeB-lSay. dr.
Dfdt.eq over 70 t'ie ais.siss.yp they Lsions 10
sac sHIihCfn DIVISION.
h.,..'-... g. lqcfal GWTGrs NHce.l
$40 jaauarv IsiT
IaaUTyrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

With much pleasure, we observe, that Tire re-
solution, originally Introduced into the Senate
by Mr.. Barbour, for tie purpose of employing
Col. 1rumhull OF this city, to execute foIn ma
tional paintings, has passed that house by a very
large majority. I;is measure that will re
ceive the appreciation of a grateful and gener-
Gus people. fhe present opportunity to pre-
serve the form and likeness of those patriots TO
whom owe, under Providence, our ma
tional existence, is precious oue, and II
suffered to pass unimproyed, will never, again
offer.
Col. Trumbull. the gentleman selected for
the honorable taSk, is u son of the late revclu-
tionary Governor TrumbulI of Connecticut s;
entered the army which achieved our indepen-
dcnce, with all the aTtior of YOUTH in lT7C. lie
was soon appointed Ajjutant. General to the
army of the north, and served on lake Cham
plain and its shores under Arnold, when Ar
mold fought on the side his country. lie was
then an aid-dc-canip to Washington, and filled
other conspicuous and important offices. But
IT is not SO much of Col. Trumbull's merits as
an officer ofthe army. that we speak on the
pTeSentoccaSion, as OF the great historical pain
ter.
This country has produced an extraordinary
number OF painters ofgreat eminence of whom
West and 'Irumbnil must be allowed to Occu-
Ply the first place. us historical painters; as
topley and Steward do is portrait painters
West and Copley have been the pride OF Eng
land who claims them as her own. Trumbull
aud Stewart have returned to their native
country 10 enrich and honor il by the display
VI 'ieit ttiehtS mere. SOi. iruniDull was long
the favorlte pupil of West. and about the year
1875, he conceived and began to execute che
great plan of painting series of pictures
commemorative Of Tie most glorious events of
the revolutionary war, and the establishment L
the national independence
After finishing / n London the Battle Of Bun
her B!H, and the Death Of Montgomery, he re-
tus ned home, and having with interchangeable
zeal and industry, and at much expense, sue
ceeded III procuring likenesscs ofsevera o. his
subjects, some ~ France. and some in London
he began his pictures of the Declaration of hide,
peRdsnce, which contain an excellent portrait
ofevery distinguished member of that celebra-
ted body or menu The Battle of Trenton Sur
render cf Bpgoyne and CornwaHis, sc. Sc. into
al Of which he has introduced the lik encss OF
principal actors.-AIay the present congress
do honor TO themselves and their country, by
literally encouraging him to complete his ar
duous undertaking, and by securing the bene-
his OF them TO the country. ". y. L. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

NJ 'VHoNiis counterpart. lEOSs. Cent.
From TIE troTcs'd.) Middisur Ga.efte.l
THE PElNTEli'S bOGlt OFPEACE."
THE .r.rnoR OF rue
"p0&I-S ROUR Of PE4cE.,,
Know ye the PRINTERS hour cfpcace
KNOW We an -Four more iraile HI with low
fh:n ever irt.he maid of Greece
When kisSd by Venus ani'rous bov,
It's ant When round the mary case.
Ills niinte fiu2eis Mss the tvass
Nor is It whenNith length aea FACE
The sturdy deriiS ffis he aripes:
Ills not When news ofdreadful note,
His columns all with Ssi,ti.,h N,
'iis not when brother Printers quote
Ia eIasi0ns OF his stimpworn quill
Ills not when al, his work is done.
Ills glimmring fire III hcyers uCar--
4i+id, needless of tns coming dWv
Grows merry DER pint Of beer:
us noi when in Miss F,NcY's Glass,
ION" advertisements meet his eye,
And seem to whisper they pass
Wen grace your columns bye AMI by, -
Nor is II when with aan'rous names
ius iensihncd rn,i OF vei.um swes
49, twe'e '"1ohd by comforts wand,
Or grew by fairies magic spells.
No-read.r. no-the Printers hour,
tis heur Of rCot sweet Tepose
Il nor when by some magic pow'r
his list OF patrons daily grows.
hnt q, It's when stern Winter, drcar
'nrrS fobd ia SNOW, and rain aud va pour
Es bears, in whispers, soft aud dear
"ctc cone 20 P-fY gon for he-PAPER (!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06
January II.

- virtue of deed Of lns cxecge,Ifo The crher
Dy Ihomas Wells and Nilhelnna his wife TO secure
rue payment Ola debt due 10 John H. Sheppard particu
ldiy sptcied IN The said deed, which deed is duy adj
en !" record IN the county court Of Albemarle-Wiu
De s'd on The premises TO the highest bidder for ready
on February neyt certain LOT OF LAND in the 'o,y,
OF ci;iottesye, County OF Alternately desi1la.ed i'm
Wy Piah o. sd Gown By No. Also lot or parcel
VI S,ol IA me county a'oe'aid ajoinag the said town
o. charlottesville, containngas stated, Tbs az an acre
VI 80 Hci OF said property will he sufficient to nav
dnu A'sy tbe balance due OF The debts in the deed uen
the deed of trust. ''''"s
nc SUBSCRIBERS, acting as trustees for The hrneft Of y
'heTs Will oaly convey the purchaser sutI titlc a. tj
may possess. ~
JOHN VIM
,.,.... ALIEN. GARRETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

from Cincinnati, vic had been mp FAR as the Bic
Jy aud purchased 10 600 bushels at - cents II Is now
worth so cents at Cincinnati. Some are asKiuy too
cents bnshc for wheat. Reef is from TO dolls
cNt- PORT 81. Turkeys IL cents each. Mutton to !
cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06
I From the Federal Republican and Baltimore
telegraph


SPANISH COFSJLATE.
In the Louisiana Courier, No. 1893, of Nor
DAY asst 9th December, il has been stated in
correctly and without a knowled 70 OF the fact.
tad one OF the Spanish vessels lately cap tured
within sight of the Baiize, has been already
returned, OF given'up, andiB consequence had
entered the river The vessel thus spoken
OF, is the schooner Eipolita, which was captur-
ea by an armed pilot boatschOoner called the
Japter, at anchor within gun shot of land in
spite OF the representation of the pilot of the
Ba!iZe, who was on board to prevent the ir-
regularity of the act. The violation OF the
Z 'arantee aud jurisdiction Of the United
states, was perpeirated by insolence i'm the
ihrsi place, and afterwards was consuminated
by barbdrty and cruelty. The captain was
rudeiy abused by word. and afterwards by
deed. lie was assaulted with stripes and
kicks, until he remained bathed in his blood
inH OF contusions, aud like a corpse on the
deck. After two DAYS sail, the Captain of
the Jupiter, forced the Spanish Captain to
ransom his vessel by a draft; the official and
private correspondence was opened and de
stroyed, and every Spaniard on board strip
ped of every thing lie had, his wearing an
phrei, or nautical instruments and charts
excepting only the papers indispensable for
the payments OF the bill. They were thus
abandoned to steer their course withoutcbart
or compass.
This horrible act viii prove that those inn
pfcScrIptiole and sacred rights are NOT re-
spected, which cOusecrate the natural &DubIir
~" OF nations, the territorial immunity and
dignity OF the Uuited States, III whose We
rs bosom depreciation and horror are exer-
ri'ed, when II cannot be done on the high
seas.
DIEGO MORPHRR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06


sDLASi EHS.FAEE Is Gg0ifi offered fer sokc--The
subscriber Is disposed to sell great bargain In this
hahosons Farm, and TO divide the payments for the ac
cohohatiOh Of purchaser iuto Twelve cdna paYts in
hetouaDe papef well endorsed made PAYABLE AT either
Of tue Richmond Ranks the first ofwch to he al 90 day
sig ana 80 on IN succession for every 60 days until the
purchase money he fuliy discharged which will be al
thc end VI two years from the date Of the FIRST note
hs farm has been before advertised and pretty fully
uescflDed-it Therefore deemed unnecessary again 10
go tly INTO description Of it, Il lies in the county Of
IoOcnaln, ten miles above the court house on Licking
h'e creek, and about forty miles from Richmond il
contains about no acres, lies well for farming and ia
wen NaleTedi and in good meghhOIhood ahcnt Thirty
acres Oi this tact lying immediately on Iicki1ghoie
tTeth considered equally rich ~. tie LANES River
i1"'fcunas the residue produces good wheat corn
tobacco aud clover The huiidnxs are neat and cony
also Tie nchasds tic fam are extensive and
NJ TIE hCst kinds Of ffnif
ibeIe are aiso two small farms near Planters fare
DsonsNs y me Subscriber which are also offered for
'f.c Two contain a3J actcs, aud nearly che same
sue oe o. which is cntarbcrrd with Tie lie estate #
ar "lH aoy very great bargain may also he he'd In tie
'0as. ~ Dese parcels or land either u Them and
eny p.s'h wishing 40 purchase Is invited % call on
fe sHD-eot and enquire of him u price Tor tits des
,"he F'oP'iy u sie' hc made mneh below is real es
@c' " ne Ordinary prices tat such lands sIe selling
r..... DANIEL TRIPLETT.
- $40. S9N
'BHE 81 BscRisEG intends 10 SELMA fes 90
HI.I UIs..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

JAMES wAUHOP
TKsMAS ID, PARNE.
ELISHA BARKEsDALE.
Halifax courthouse, Va.
January IS, 1917.
fs1ra1rgi sa-Gt
yIGHLY WORTHY OF ATTENTION !-Ih. under
signed Commissioners appointed by Ordinances of
The corporation of the city Of Richmond io make sale
the commons OF the SAID city. between and 22d
streets, will offer public ancticn The premises
the highest bidder. the 18th day Of reby. next, alt o.
clock. A. NJ u Lots ~ Ground each lot on
street: i"-ning TO feet to street, credit of
SIX twelve and eighteen months Notes with approved
enaorsels negotiable in either ofile banks in this city,
WIZ be reluired aud the title withheld until The last
payment is made.
Few pieces ofTcal property in the United States can
he more valuable than the above embraces situations
for mercantile transactions. promising every convenience
which can be contemplated lit is situated along se,
OF near TO the Dock already commenced and " hici
there's doubt will he pushed ON as rapidly AS possl
bic, toits hnalcompietion
W. r0USHEE,
JOHN ADAMS,
{. TONPkiNS, C,,1lytss;
CHARLES COPELAND, oaei.s.
ROBERT GAMBLE,
b. W. COLEMAN,
February .. ss-qawtds
ENoR SALE, az Ihs ONCE few copies d the 7o1a9lS
u ofihe CONTENTION Of I.s5 and nc. oublisbed
ny oider OF the House of Delegates.
February /. IS.
M wERcKMsIsTER, ha, opened one door mellow
I'VE the Old Globe Tavern street, choice End ex
'ensWe assortment OF GERAAN GOODS, selected ly him
self, viz:
oil CLOTH silk velvet
Embi oideied purses antwatch Chains
Fine cut cllrysta glass nTns, salad ,oyIs suy.r
dishes, tunibiers, wine glasses SC very bril-
liant "'
Chimney ornaments and lower pois-new patterns
Large lamps and chandeliers
Ladies glass work boxes,
Paper do aud dressing boxes
Bone aass vases bowls, sugar dshers, sa,tsclers
inlsands, &c plain aud colored
Musicai ciocAs. clocks III landscapes, framed
Elegant time pieces
An assortment of looking glasses, pocse.,,o
Japanned, brass, and plated cand.sticks
JapaDned wire coolers and te. canisiers
large and small an.her
Real garnet cut glass, aud BEADS
Composition
Artificial flowers and gaTlands
Morocco pocket hooks, pocket states
Mathematical instruments and in cases
ENlra iine aud common snuff boxes
Gold and silver repeating watches
JcNelleries, musical watch KEYS and se.,s
Microscopes, re3dine glasses
Spy, optic, opera. and multiplying glasses
Camera obscuIas, Of all sizes
hrsi lead pencils; Pastel and Port Creyons
Camel hair pencils, for oi, andwater
Vanishing and washing brushes
variety ofdTawing books
fine new embroidery patterns colored
me engravings, colored landscapes aud flowers
Go aud silver paper--ornamenta! and plain
Baskets, table mats, pocket bottles
ChessDicn lottos, square and oval sun dials
An assortment of TOYS, and number of articles
January 50. s72,v1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

n ~ Pt'.o.' 'aFirg Claims upon ;hc estate Of tie De
cs'.o" ~, g. Jndh liaDfoph iate of yigar,e m liz
comfy oi tuhbei;rd arc hereby lo.iied 7, hgieS In -
- '-- al p.-aoas IL.eb.cd % he "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

Giles wv "s anu
100 crates eartlen ware assorted 200 sacks salt Ii
VeTpooi allied 10 boxes tin, X 20 do assorted
glassware; 100 gross bottles so casks ianlpback 40
w., green c'ppeTas boxes tobacco pipes 90 kegs
wh!ie, y do yellow, do. red PAINT 50 40. Dutch
hefrMss 10 boxes bes. Durham mustard q doz each .
ocashs no'i 10 hhds whiting; box China confirming
sets csi joiners' wrought nails -assorted Cd To
a.. casts Eint glass Mortimers best double,
and SIM .e-farreled GUNS.
January IL. 7o.if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

k+NLEGANF CABINET FURNFrURE.-CHA's. CnKis-
riAN, cabinet Haker, Fulton s.. (lae Fair Street.
ear rear 81 NEw-foSX, respectfully informs the CT
tzens Of the Southern States that he has principally
daped MS business for Southern demand his furniture
OF the nst style OF elegance aud always Suurraaed of
she oest rorSnoNShtp lie will with the view of esta-
bishing himself III Southern custom reduce his prices
or orders from thence Eve per cent below New ORR
prices, which will generally tie cost of freight
Orders directed to him, 10y letter. will receive immediate
ios aud prices. - " ~
All his work made in his own workshops under hi.
personal inspection, and packed up BY himself which
enan!eS lin TO warrant his furniture to those that NAV
please 10 favour him with their commands
&C IS very grateful those ladies and gentlemen of
tue southern States that haze him with their Gus
communications. r 7 Gu" ~
Near forE Dec a roo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06
RICHARD WYATT.


y CHANCFkY-Ata Coxft held for Crr,I e,1.-5
4 County, the 18th day Of oct. IsfG
heub'n Cispton, FtofUiE, against VIM. Clopton sa
Enel Clppon, Geo. Carson, James Anderson and Rieh
ard A. Rison, an iufdnt, by Peter Rson his GUARDIAN
r. , DcfcRaunts.
This day came the plaintiff Ivy his attorney ard do
iaiadnts w din ClOptoH aBG Samuel Clopton moi b.v
inz catered hcrappcsrauee aud given secnrv Accord
Hg 10 the act OF Assembly and tie Rules Of dis Corn
ahdlt appearing 10 The satisfaction OF the Court that fi
usishoahts hniialn ana Samuel not inhabitants Of
s 'sihnonWeath, on The motion oftiespiatf nv bis
counsel " Is OTdcred md Dfcrocd That The said de
enoants William ard Samuel do appear here on he ian
Monday 10 Jannsly next and answer the Dlainias bi.
ahd that Copy Of this order be fouhwith inserted h
some one ~ the newspapers printed in the City of Rich
mona dnd continued fOf two months sncccssiv,iy aud
ahohcr cory thereof posted a;hc front door Of the court
Copy, Taste,
-.e..s,. MILLER wooDsoN, jr y. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

NIoflCE--lhe Subscriber has fsken Il s,oretonSe
conveniently situated ON or Cary Street opposit,.
TO the Basin where he viii business on copms
storage, at reasonable iat.s. "
, Nj. b. POIrIAUX.
fQ-Nuif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

sIRkNCb q ITALIAN LANGUAGEs.-sfr (,iri60Ie
u professor ofhe French and italian lanqusges hay'
nS Deen icr ten years professor OF the Iycenm III Bor
u'Suk ana member OF the Schools s public instruction j
tbdtcity dcsiTous Of establishing himself in tI,s div
where he as been honoTably recommended by william
VIM, feHj j. Harris, john G.. Gamble l. CwatllIiiet
a. Murray, J. Marx, and Robert Jones Esars--Beys
ieayeto announce that he ccntineso give pI vae ess,
III iO~ aud at his house above Mr. Dsbneg's Grocer,
Store, opposite the Swan Tavern
For farther information please 10 apuJy 10 Mr. con
vert, Nercllant, III ills city.
jsnuaTy2s sdoavt,,
NIOTiCb,-Ali persons having Claims agaibst tie "a
\ .dte otJohn Ware dec. viii please hand them "a
the snbtcribeTs, (Janes Ware of Coochiand county or
ehaFd WYATT, Of Louiss) legally authenticated on or
be"Is the 18th OF July next they viii then be able IN
SATISFY them otherwise, this notice will be plead in Lar
Al PEI sons indebted 10 The said estate will please come
forward and seilie, az no indulgence be given.
JAMES WARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

ENoR SALE, at this Office copies of Tie Ionogy
= ofike CpNFENIIONof 1878 and 10 published
by order of the House of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

B'tlk hiBhV intends 10 se.na few yreel,f.
inir uc, ms entire stock OF g.ods..u tie ireyin
re FER q wholesale orFeaii. any articles IN M. In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06

M WERCkMEiSTER, has opened, one door below
ifAs the Old Globe Tavern z street Il choice End ex
'ehswc assortment OF GERhAN GOODS selected ty him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-06
-eeemberIa. 'IH" "ooDsoN' r.: .: 6.

EALUABLt IOBACC0 LAND FOH SAIF-On Mon
esy thc 40 CAV ofFcsruary. 1917 vii! e ey posed
., puUhc auction 70 The highest bidder for ready money
~ acres ~ tx0cen tobacco land situate in s CONT,
SI 'c.Senbrr7 on The waters Of Blue Stone Creek ard
bounded ' the shd' OF Royal Lockeft Herman fi,on,,
sou, james Hlag AID Others heinr The SANG ffaet af,
Wafe9n ihe a'e Miles Cary fiuncy resided which sae
wv ne mace atefae Toe deed Of trust to sisfya deit
.ne.o .agle'n Robert iiaskus of Chesterfield count,
an usa9sa aHc ceaiue IN Zee staple " TIE said ians
ARCHER EALL
and y,.,.g1..
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
SO DOLLARS REWARn
For 4 Negro Man, NAMED SANDY

F0T q Negro Man, NAMED SHNDT
NHO Eloped from the plantation of
w John Oburn, in Loudoun county.
Va, near HiIlfboro', on the night of the : IN
OF October lat, zo years of age, ( feet q or
10 inches nigh, we'll made, rather over the
common iize has down look, and when
ipoken to, appears TO TANNER little he
has fear on one of his wriffs, not recolleff
ed,which was occaiioned by his having been
tied with cord and on his brsa(t are Wbelks
or ridges in the heH, as is fomctimc, natu-
raj IN the Africaa tribe. He was formerly
the property of Abraham Young, decealed.
IN the city of Warrington, aud was RATED in
that place, and it is probable he is in that
neighborhood, as he has mother, filters and
brothers there. Iwrll give the aboye re-
ward Unprecedented in that place and Gecu-
red in Jail, but if unprecedented in Loudoun
county, or at the diitancc of &c miles from
home, twenty five dollars, or a FUN appor-
toned, on thefe terms, to the diliabce al
which he may be apprehended. Inform9-
ton to be directed to the fublcriber. near
Hilllboro, Loudoun county, Va.
February 10, 6w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
LIND EOR ,S1I.E

In the County of Fairfax; about )
miles from Alexandria, anu the san. {
iistsnce from Georgetown and Wash
ton. This land is now under goo.
fencing, and lies in handsome squar
OF four fields, which all concentra,e
in one yard, with new barn, for wbcl
stock may be conveyed s;n each field
rom the barn with no trouble. Ths,,
is sufhciency of timber to supper,
iS place for anumber Of years ;'thert
from $50 to 500 acres, fifteen il
meadow, now In cultivation. The I'M
proVemcnis are a frame DWELLING
large enough for any size family, VII
every necessary out house, well water
ID and excellent springs. large or,
;hards OF every kind OF fruits. The a.
'oxe land is good ana will be sold =
great bargain, on application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
Aiex'a. Ki1C-streel. Aup. l6.