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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10


EDUcATioN....Th subscriber respectfully infofms
~ the citizens of Richmond, that he intends To OMEN
school, for the ensuing year. in some eligible situation
on shockoe Hin at present. the precise place is no, as
ceItaned but notice, as to this Circumstance can be
given, IL Is presumed IN due time.
The course OF instruction to be pursued in this Semi
nary, will embrace the chief Of those branches which
constitute a liberal ENGLISH EDUCATION Reading
Writing and Arithmetic Geography, with the elements
OF Astronomy, and the pse Of Maps ana Globes iso-
y, Grammar, the principles Of Conpo sition Practical
Mathematics, and asketch 0f Natural Philosophy.
The School will commence The first Of Jsnu nv ana
the term expire In the early part Of December follow
ing, with a vacation Of The month OF August.
Price Of tuiti sac for the term be paid quarter.
iy IN ADVANCE, and one dollar in advance for fuel No
pupil TO be admitted for less than one session or
half the term.
The subscriber INDUCES the hope that these persons
who may be disposed TO afford him their patron.
age will not have reason to complain that their cop,
dence has been misplaced, that their expectations
have been disappointed. For the purpose Of engaging
Scholars, reference may he had to Naihr Sbeppald.
ESq. TO elder John Courtney Capt Robert HYDE Capt
Jos. r. Price, or mr. Geo GTeenhow
ANDREW BRoADDUs
v.I0. 55..wtIJ
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Washington Monnment Loiteyv

THo"T41-s tUW IIWUWUtWE IsNIIFTY,
EfoURrH Classic he drawn In the Ctr oj BAN
l. more, 5LL Nv ONE D3r.-No Stationary Pr
zes all being floating.
CoHES's OFFICE, BsLrIuoaR)
November D. 1920.
OFFICIAL NoTicE-The Managers Of the 18th Class
OF The Monument Lottery, bave The pleasure anOnce
that the drawing will take place and be Completed in The
City OF BALTIMORE on NEW YEARS DAY.
They sc rely deem IL necessary appeal 10 the pal
fotism oil their fellow citizens tier support and
patronage, being well assured Of the respect aud venera
Ton universally entertained for the illustrous name of
WASHINGTON, and OF their ardent desire TO see The
noble monument, already so far advanced, fnisbed,
were other motives for its encouragement to be sought
they would readily be found in the peculiar nature and
novelty OF tb- scheme by which the fate OF the adyeu
mIeI Us 10 he determined IN ONE DAY-dn advantage
too obvious 10 require recommendation.
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IrenfY Dollars ReMo1.I-

II ANYWAY from the subscriber, a negro man named
~ FREptkiCk- 81 or 81 years OF age, five feet or
to n:hes high hollow eyes, unusually high
negro thin face. thick lips and his tobacco
within the under speaks low thick and rather in.
one OF his legs several scars above
the other, The consequence Of wounds made by himself
with knife and but recently healed Tie took lib him
some good Clothing. among them blue broad
eion C"a aud decent hat with Grape round IL. He had
IN his possesson (Which he stole certificate Free
a"m g,ven I" 'ohn Cunningham with The State Seal Of
fennsyivana affixed IL is more Than probable he will
attempt TO pass himself as John Cunningham.
The above reward WILDE given any person who will
appiehend said fellow aud him al that
get hiT again or II brought home all reasonable charges
will he paid. e. n. ANDERSON
Camden, s. G. Nov. 10.
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HHiS committed TO Chesterfield JAIL ~ thu slh OF An
w gust last, negro woman US runaway, by the
name OF ENELlNA- says she belongs to Dr. Edward
Mayo OF Pcwhaian county, dark complexion full face
large eyes, about II or l9 Of age leet inches
high. The ewner Of said slave is requested 10 come
prove property, charges and Isks her awayothet
wise she will be dealt with as the law direcis.
WM. CLARKE,
NOV. 10. 54..w4w High Sheriff a. Jajinr
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Uncommon occurrence In the course of
October. 1919. while sailing my cattle,
dropped my handkerchief ;th small
quantity OF salt ON u, anu small nx ius-
m diaiely picked il up and swallowed it.
Or the i7ih OCTOBER 1920. k,lI,.d the
same OK for beef. and on opening il,
found the same handkerchief in the nav.
perfectly sound, and no way Injured, and
only little changed as to color.
Virginia Herafd.] n. Of Orange.
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Extract of letter from Politician an
Philadelphia, to has friend az his city,
dated
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1920.
There will be no opposition To the
Monroe Electoral Ticket-We are taking
measures 10 give il a respectable vote.-
The federal party III this State are friend.
~ 10 Mr.. Monroe. Mr.. Duane aud
few personal friends, are the only NAL
contents 10 the General Government I'm
this state. Out of 10000 they could not
poll 5000 vOtes.-Is it not a proof that
we can discriminate and reward a meri-
torious Chief Magistrate, more especially
as The name OF Mr.. Monroe has been
used ilirous hou, the whole contest-has
been uset against us Friends to lIies-
icrs electiOn.)
Three questions now agitate the u
Mon; one the Missouri, has been decided
IN favour Of The Southern states, the 2nd
the Tariff. has been and will be rejected
through the influence of tbe Southern
and Eastern states, against The Middle
and Western states. Would not policy
and spirit Of Cancellation suggest that
the 'Southcrn STATES should concede The
3rd, ] mean The bankrupt system The
moderation with which the Southern
states use their influence, will be the
suresi protection for its permanency.-I
speak now 10 The good sense OF YOUR
Virginia politicians. Let Inc hear from
you, and know your sentiments. Depend
upon it, we shall preserve the purity of
eur republican institutions"
The Convention al Philadelphia of mer.
chants aud farmers will not publish their
memorial until il has been laid before
Congress but, if we may Judge Of the
tone OF it by The toasts drank al The din.
ner given to them by the merchants of
that city on the din last. we presume ii is
strong enough against the tariff Amoug
them we find the following:
Equal rights, equal taws-Tbe doetriBe
of commercial restrictions Incompatible
with both.
May juster views of national policy
aud national Interests unite all the ma
tons OF the earth III supporting the great
| principle of free trade.
" By James N. Garnet, Esq. Of Vd.--
| Agriculture, Commerce., aud Manufactures !;
may they never possess either the WiH, or
the powey 10 violate each others rights.
| by LmgdOH CheveS, Esq. Our soil and
our seas they are ours by the laws Of
God. may they never be denied TO us by
the laws OF man."
S. Carolina Joseph Gist is elected n
Congress and John ). Richardson il
place of Judge Brevard declined.
Ohio-Levi Barber is elected 70 Con
grcss, IN the district now represented bI
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COMMUNICATED,

COMMUNICATED.
MARRIED1-on the 9th inst. IT Fri isds MEETING ho-se
in Charles City county. THOMAS HARGROVF. 10 the
amaldr and Interesting SARAH H. HUBHsRD, eldest
daughter ~ George Hu.lard-a.l Of Ill si;l cnrrty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

Mr. Brush aud JosepL, vai;cr. in the |.
,rict Ieprese;i,ed by Hr. Beecher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

The last number OF Tie Edinburgh Re-
sieir, received by The late arrival, con.
'ains review OF the SKEJCH BOOK,
by our favoriie IRVING of which il spes
with marked appreciation and respect Ii
is agreeable. after the ~raDgling aud dis,
puiaiions between us, TO perceive that.
upon The whole, more liberia spIril seems
10 prevail, in The articles published in that
Journal, respecting this country
N. York Amer.
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THE WHOLE AMOUNTING 70 100, 900 DOLLARS
10 be drawn IN ONE DAY, combining patriotism with
despatch, and forming most Splendid Distribution.
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets, 8 ~ 90 Eighths...,,,.S2 10
Halves.,.. ......Ii 90 TeHths..........2 20
Quaiters....,."..5 so SixteeDths.......l 81
Fihbs....,..... - 10 ITweBiieths.......i 10
TO ne bdd Ia great variety Of Numbers at COHEN'S
Lottery and Exchange 0bceS, Nos. ia AL, Market
street, baltimore.
Al cVben's orice more Capital Prizes have been OBJ.
tanned than 81 any ether Office ia AmercaIs the last
two classes Of The Monument Lotteries all the following
principal Capitals were sold At CoHsNs OFFICE viz -
No. ~, los, Prize Of 10000 Dollars.
26lI9, rTiIe Of 80, 900 Dollars.
1895, Prize Of TO- 900 Dollars.
1896, PTiLe Of 20, 00U Dollars.
2I16, Prize Of 10, 900 DOilars.
Besides large number Of minor importance.
-" Adveniurers who purchase through the medium
Of Cohen's ONCE WILL IL they desire II, be furnished
wiih the managefy Oeial List Of the prizes immedi-
aley alter The drawing, gratis. Those who wish the
Lsl viii please signify The when they send their
orders.
kT orders from any part Of the Union enclosing the
will meet tue same prompt aud puncual attention as II
ON personal application, addressed to
1 J. {, COHEN, IN.
Secretary TO the Managers, Baltimore.
BaDk Bills Of the states Of Virginia. North or South
Carolina, Georgia, bank the United STATES OF Branch
IS, District OF Columbia, Of the cities ~ Baltimore
| Annapolis Philadelphia New YORK, and all specie
Paying Banks IN Maryland, Will be received pdyir
l - par.
November 10. sistdO
A fEIIIION Will be presented 10 the nex LeesIatnT
- Tor law aathoTising the laying on aud sahshin
Nevsmhsr 10. S4.uIw
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10 Mir. WILLIAM BYARs, Ayent tar
TIRE once, is now upon hIs Northern ioar-aHd VIII
save some trouble III ratiDg upol e. neineH az their
o~s houses " hey eau attend his bills their ie
spvctye CouTI houses.
We seke this occasion also beg OF our distant sub.
seiheIs IN every quarter TO remit their the
members OF the Legisaiure whose poiiieness We are
| already urdyT many obligations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

IA ILL hs solo, on Friday, the i5th yoJ Decr6es.
~ Rert, ~ fair, II not Oh fair day, Oh the
plantation OF tb. late Col. JOHN LANE decrased IN
Amelia, commonly called the o. .5RTBH. ala the
sock OF Horses. tamongst which elegant pair
OF Carriage HoTses) Mules, oxen. Ca,ue Sheep and
hogs two Wagons OK Cars, Plantation Fools, &C.
Also 'he Crop of Com. about 400 barrels Oa:s
Fodder. &c seveia! thousand " gLt good Pofk.
ob the Eext day, The lBtb will he sold late re
sidence OF The said Col Lane, decd all the
ahG Kitchen Furniture. &c. Carriage ard Harness
sinsie Chair &c. Also, the LAW LIBRARY, and other
valuable Books of the decd. Terms All under
o. cash all over, credit OF twelve, mpB,bs the CUR
chaser giving bond with approved security L. carry
Interest from he date, which will be RENTED provided
ihe principal IS punctualy paid. All those who may
have claims of any KIND The once again
requested TO make thom known iD1medidieLy.
j. 4. Lille n EN'or,
November 10. 5Iutd,s
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FEllliON Will be presented the nex Legislature
LAtoT law aethoTisng tie layingod aud ESTABLISHING
'oTp az ,he Bowling 0ress, csfoi,0e eooniy
NeVembsr 10. s4vI,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

S. Carolina - JOSEF PHI Gisi is elected to
Congress and John ). Richardson il
place of Judge Brevard declined.
Ohio-Levi Barber is elected 70 Con.
gTess, in the district now represented by
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Primary .Schoofs-Unirersitv

The following is AN extract from Cow
ernOr Adairs Message to the LEGISLATURE
Of Kentucky OIL the 18th ul,. II presents
a striking view of the Schools. and The
utility Of All University:
/. Eoru., Je,;s,,,,ro.L,,o .n.,.
considerable donations Of Lnd 10 he sc T,au
counties. for The purpose of establishing primars
schools or Summaries Of learning but itie bsacft
has yet ossn produced to &c conrnnnay at large
",seu fro. 1oa ors, ,;S gsGer ri !ue nus
from The d;6icnHv of nrorurjne Teocbsrs ,,ou
qualified to take charge Of The schools or from 10Th
caIses, IS not noc materiai 10 enquire Both those
a.D,cma,ss nay ne ocr'ated. ny turning your al.
heaJ az, r. far"t ,,1r o 20 ,c Iarery aG great
ferilisr and improre The hrmgn mimi IN eysy" ssc
ton Of the state. by aiding or Unrersity. 6y
putting 1t IN its poner to become useful in cvery
aepa LII o. se'ehce oh;ch a. as prepdred 10 feach
IN ai bon,c and g;rs d;gn;t n'ersSs ~ Ge cama,>
ter to The state a5road thus nee nv r ~
hope. in a (c,c years. to sac our pri;saru schools.
furnished nth ret qualified teachers raised md
eamenaea a'n"ngst ourselves possessing the morals,
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Inc following extract iT1m an UOFueut speech de.
liVeTed az the November meeting uI IN London AuX
nary Gibie society, ~ e celebrated counsellor phil.
LIPS contains correct pCTTat Of the inddel CHrlIe
and just compliment the patience forhearance
Of chei justice Abbott before whom that hold blasphe.
AGAINST religion.
'ir. PHILLIPS. ! dcspise as much as any man the
Whue 81 b,gotfy; viii 90 as far a. any man tor "a
"nal lhrriy hat viii not despise my Con dety
the nbdrl tear iu pieces the chatter Of The state
and eT9pc for CONSTRUCTION amongst tic uIurkel
tegitile Whea saw the otber day my lord The
Chti Bdcf hanal Ot heir orgies the with HON
Tue apostle we're cheats, aud th. prophets liars ard
JESUS an mpOsiUT hts tTai 10 GuiiGhal WitbrTiuu
hOuf after huTr With TIC most horrible bidsphenies
5uir Huded W ihe vOtaTie, nf every sect, an the
heads ~ every fath. the Christian stchnisinu. the
Ie" 'sb Rabbit The men tmincut for their Uiety
ana their tarning whom be had puipusely COLLECTED
o. hear his inidC rldcule Of az they revrTedg when
I'a7 hiaf raise do" iiOly Bible IN baud aud the
J-rW Hc0S.H in The other. 40 u we're, confronting
The Almighty WITH q rebel reHY til tue ptJus Judge
2rcw pale aud The pd,irat Juty iuterpnsec and tue
seq converted ttech hiHttd, after having Tated aual
800 lia original impiety Was reduced INTO q mere ma
chic frr Do" production OF hs riba iispuci!y II
OILERS could not help cNtiduriue, " UUf.ituua. q
man 70 Al J0ur iUpractiCdJlr could he rca
III q. what would sou give as IN exchange Tor our
tsidh' hmeuisf what world JON snb8tiirt for thai
august iIhutai2 Frt whom wound you displ3ee that
son REALS uuW the gUspr. and the statutes, for
c dreadful equivalent uf Tire cflcIuN aud the gilIo
tine - iHdeTd % WIS asked iOt practical pane
gytiC on nUr institution ! would a8uuce the very
trdl 81 that cruuai aud " the leFai annals Of any
country upon eaftI luTnisA instance not merely ul
cnrale indulgence, viii concede TO him the tri
umyb"
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Fyy DGHdrS henGrd-St0p the 1hief!
IN tie night OF the 10Th inst the stable on nv lam
- near tins city was forced, and handsome com,
pacuy formed CHESNUT SORRtL HORSE was sioIen
thWemolh Ills height is not known. hut he would nor
De called tall hoTse-he is supposed TO he eleven
years oid has bony well formed head has re.
HAD.e "I al Junction OF the meek and shoulders
which makes his neck appear Hat and hi, wiiJ,.Is
more than usually high bis left hinder hook is whie
very near tue hoof, and he may have some marks otbe
sduo'e, collar ana traces lie PAGES, and gallons
au Is extremely wei broke to the carriage zig or cart
Though very active borse rs NOT free under The
saddle. -....I will give FIFTY DOLLARS for the an
pfehehson of the thief, and his prosecution TO conyc
uon-and FIN DOLLARS tor such information as viii
ehdoe me 10 recover the morse, and in addition all rea
Sthap'e expences which may be incurred in bringing
Di,h !" me- PETER V. DANIEL.
btC. ~.
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slNGtlIAR EXPLOIT.

UrtCA,(N. Y Dec. MA singular conflict with 4
large I'a"fhcy rs related To- have taken place lev
DAYS since, TO Jefferson county. NJ. Rtth formerly
the conductor \ newspaper ~ WaertpWu, went ont
~ examine some TAPS which had been for wolves
ami f0mub panther caught M one of them. fie re-
tuIHed aud procured Tread 90 accompany him. for
the purpose Of bringing ~ the animal alive. Wien
hcY arrived II tie Trap, tbry found that the panther
brd dsengagtd it5cii 4rd escaped. they discov
cred % a. great distance. ~. Firh al anced To-
watds u aud ms CpWpauloH Teifrd and len hm.....
Nr. q. med aod slut the panther through the head
Having uHcoycrcG hat he supposed t. he another
De INSTANTLY loaded aua nred agsH, but fouad ice had
nisiaken bis riJect Immediately, however, be per
ceveG ilgse one adNan, tONdTds HIM which
spfang ~ biW nfgcriy, with s mOuih open, before he
could cal bis piece. BE thrust his hand inil tie
mouth 81 he panther aud caWght hold ~ bis tongue
The panlhcf scfaehed lUii0usy, bat a.. r. Kept his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

You are not resident Of Virginia, you will take
notice that shalt the 18th day of January next
AT the house of John b Sadler ia tho county Buck
inghain aud on the goth day of said January at the
mouse OF A Garnet IN The sad county nj buckingham
and on the 2sih day Of SAID January in the
OF Cumberland county. ~ oceed To take the afdavs
oil suhdry witnesses to be read as evidence in the in
Junction depending in the SnpeIst Court of Chancery
for the Richmond distric, wherein George Parish is
complainant aud YOU defendant. The ahdayits To
I've taken at the respective places between the
10 O'Clock IN the morning aud O'clock in the evening
oil the said respective days. GEORGE PARRISH.
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LEGIBLE WRITING.

the Grand Duke of Baden has issued an ordinance
enj0riug all public iunctonaiies IN his donIinions
wno sign their names IL an egble manner, through
aDeCfdttOH, Ia write them III future that they can
ne read Under the pain OF having any document iel
blb signed thrown back on their hands.
A matrimonial alliance is on the tapis e.
tween the second son of a Nobeman of Ugh
rank and the amiable aud accomplished d. icIi-
ter or wealthy jeweller and silverSm,,h.-
Report saws, the fortune of the fair lady will
exceed f20,00O per anmum. 1Londop H.
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&. TEPRTI J.

sFFORNS his friends aud the public, that he intends
TO cOniiDue the exercise Of bis profession apd thar
ms Seminary VIII be opened for the reception Of stu
denis aud pnps, on the frst Monday Of January next
ensuing. Mr. Joseph Segur, his assistant whoseamia-
Die disposition and assiduOus attention In teaching
Ttcoiimend hlm 70 parents, less than his aiiain,
iehls, WIN take charge Of the classical Department.
The fees % tytien viii be the same as al pIrset he
paid guartery-A few boys can he acconimoJatcd viii,
boAND, by the quarter or year upon moderate ., rms
Dec. 20. "a /.,,, ''
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INFOKMATION MANT--jn

'E'HOMAS SIMPSON, from virginia enlisted in II, q
service OF the U. S. at New Orleans from on hoard
pTyateer, about the years 1872 or 'i3-Since which
uue ne has not been certainly beard NJ BY his riende
W virginia, who are IN possession Of Information i'm.
p0riaht TO hin, he be hVing.Any Information res.
geCung MN wOhld be thankfully received by his
ADDRESS the EDITOR OF the enquirer Rich
IHond, Va.or The Editor Of the National nteIligeneer
Washington.
n Tue Nat. InfefiigeRcer 1ciU pHbHsh the abope
t'rtce REX tcO months, md JorWdrd The account
- this office. Dec. o. 62---(214,
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Sgmptoms Of old tashioned honestu repipinr.

Symptoms Of old fashioned honesty reUiviag.
DELHI, (Del Cos \. " Dec. 2J.-A farmer of
Genan extraction came into village the other day
"ith honey to se-he xed his price at I2 cents per
pound aud made several sales THAI price but dnd
lHg tue market rather dn, he sold Il the remainder
al III cents er pound Turning to the last purchaser
Ne ehquired, who lives in THAI house, and that"
tp"ihtihg I" The houses of the first buyeis sole
VI - tbs ! must now retnrn him 20 cents 10
M - 10 Tbs. he must have IS cents" why must
l"nreiuTn THIS moneyP Because" replied the hon.
.st woman, II WON'T do To make ash of one and
mesh Of another"
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mANCH ESTER PROPERTY,
Furniture anil House SERVANTS FIN. sale

W! ubscriber being about TO decline housekeeping,
offers for sale, privately, the establishment al
present occupied by bm. In situation, this property
Is eAceled by none i'll this neighboT hood and furnish
es every convenience for the comfortable accommoaa
ton OF large family, with highly cultivated garden
containing npwatds OF acres, ICE house, &c. &c..
Also number of handsomely situated UNIMPRONED
LpiS-some OF them substantially enclosed. And on
the ltth day Of january neat he viii sell public
auction, upon the premises, all his HOUSEHOLD
FOKNlIURE-this is extensive and valuable Ell
male aud female Servants, with their children IN
families valuable car penier four excellent mich
cows, raised in the place chariot and harness cart
&c. &c.
The sale will he conducted ny Moncure, Robinson q
Peasants, upon terms then TO he made known.
ARCHIBALD FREEIAND.
Manchester, Dec "a. "a IF
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MARLBOROUGH FOR VALE.

w AAlADONOOGft fOk NAlE
ElI UirtHe 0 pOUerS DesteR- in as, the subscribers
ID bgthc last tciH Gt John Cooke, deca. OF stafford
county, brginiaj are offer for safe that gdtH0bke
estate, kH0wR ny the name OF MAIL BOROUGH
This eState contains about ESQ GcTeS-3sO Of aohich Is
tie marsh easily rectuimed, and the rfSidue high
IaHd gf Uerg pGkAfabte character IL is situated in
the county Of STAFFORD ana state Of Virgina com
e1iciHg at the mouth Of Potomac creek at its june
tiOn rim the Potomac TiUey and up said river
HpTdrdS Of ttUo niiieSt0 the lands of John ~. Bro
HaHgh Jr0m this point TO AccOkeck one of the mari
gable branches Of Potomac creek, tie distance is
about 81 mite D.: thus &eoUiGg tie tract entirely
surrounded Gy tcater except the last mentioned
tine. This is perhaps the most deSirdbEe esfate IN
The eastern section Of ViTgiHi1 its soil is ROT sur
passed By any for the production OF the STAPLE aTti
CieS Of the state, GbOHdS ai springs of erceLksnf
aodter aud IS particHLarig adapted 10 tie gTOkh of
red ci0rer. rs 1ri8ttr ana spring fisheries, hare
produced nett profit Of = $500 per 0anrm. ma
J0Irk is iD great abundance amt there are or the
ta7d iHerhgHStiDie bsds OF she'll DIRrk ichich haUe
been pronounced 6g English farmers to he he SnBe
r'0' 10 0Rg h0hR ia EHJOpe. There has beCn secuted
This tdft i35 buSAstS arheak and Ieo GcreS bI rye
COtHHDia 45 miles from FrederickSbRrg II miles
Possession De hdd The iSt a0y of Jrnuary
1920, ind the terms Ddde accommodating.
4 more minute description is dsemed finRecessary
as 70 is presumed those tChO Hly irish tn purchase
this OakUabtc property riH UieB II themselves.
implication Hag he maze 10 ,JOhH ". or Jeye "
BTORangh, GeOrgetOUn, Instruct Of CoiHnbia John
". Green, Fredericksburg, or TO either OF ne snb
ScTi6crS, residing at UeSt Farm, He0r fqaia "a.
JOHN COOKE
NOU. IL. Sf.,U GEORG-E ~. COOKE.