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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

STnrbfrrirs Il have heen induced 10 maxi"
the present communication from having ,ron
inf" med by II young man irom near s en-,
OF the management OF n bed in hs ialirr'
garden, which was planted about twenty
years ago, aud still Continues very prndlc-
tive. Ii contains about two square psrches-
and the present season twent' quarts were
gathered in a morning, aud strawberries mrd-
snrin three inches and thrrr-tonrtha ronnd,
were frequently found. The manner IN
which tins bed has been managed aud made
so productive, is, AS soon as lhr fruit Is all GA.
tnered, NOV the wires close of. aud covrI
the he'd four or five inches with rotten wood,
drawn fresh from the wood land, where old
logs have been left TO decay. The strawberry
vines will shoot through this covering, and
there will be no farther labor necessary, bur
to keep The running vines cut or 10 prevent
their taking root twelve inche- square was
the distance at which the plants OF the above
described bed were planted
Flage Record.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

snperb Gauze aud Melpomeme Scarfs
Do do Arcadian KdkS.
Blk. and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Fl renee and Italian Silks
superior assortment of worked Swiss Muslins
Callcoes of every denomination, ard some
oil rare and entirely Rew patterns
bobblnett Laces, al bali their former prices
"A few fashionable walered & buff Ginghams
Belt Ribbons. direct from Paris
Ponsees Tor La lies dresses
81 great bargains form an Involvement 10
purchasers, we will assure them, every effort
will be made 10 tha, effect.
MKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
jnne Q.
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TERMS.

a. rsy annnm, payable IN advance'-No SUD
1t f"g :, ,eee,s.d for a less time than six nionihs
srip1on VIZ IN H. discontinued 0iut a, the discretion
nd l. nq n 9s until all irrsarase' are pad.
,Iysrtlsetuenl. will be inserted At % cents pc,
tlafe o. ri,e4e FROM a distance must Ice paid Tor
s7athn iat = their insertion, or the payment assumed py
p rev prae.spousible person IN Lynehoafs'
sPa. .a,,cerv Orders not eSceedlng two squares are IN
- far six dollars.
- All letter. addressed TO the Editors must DC po''
- a'they will not be attended To-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
MEDICAL.


VIZ ' aAasAisi ' AtHAA -
Chie1y collected tlom Lord Baeaa aud DR.
Franklin.
A mans own observation. what he finds good
of, aud what le fo,ls hurt Of IS the btsl ply SIC
10 preserve health but 4 is safer 10 say " Ihis
agfeeth not well with me, therefore viii nel
contiauei il y than this, i" mud no hatm ~
This. therefore ] mag nse II for strength oi
nature IN youth passsth lver many excuses
winch are owing a man tll his age.
b 10 be free minded and cheeffully diSpo
sed at hours OF meal aud steep and OF exer-
c,se, is one Of the best prccepis o. long last
ing.
Avoid envy, anxious fears, anger, fretting IN
wards, subtle ami kno I, qu s,ions, joys aud
exhilara ions IN excess, sahues' moi con n,unlch-
ted
Ente, tain hopes, eheerf !ness ralhe, than JOY
variety al delight rather Than surteit pf Them :;
wonder and admiration. aud therefore novelties
studies that oil the mind with splendid and lilus.
trlous abJects, it, histories, fables, aud contcm
plaiions ofuatufr.
CELSIUS gives Il as one of the q eat precepts OF
health aud sting ill., n nan do Va ' and mtcI.
change cauuarIes bur WIN an int l,oaiinn 10 the
more benlgn extreme use tasting and iull eat
rg, hui rather full eaung Watching and sleep,
bui rather sleep sitttng nd ext.clse, bun rather
exercise, and he like 50 thai nature be cherish
81, aud yettaughl MYSTERIES.
tx rrisr should prtcrdc meals, not i'm
IN Jlaieiy follow them he ifsi promote,
ne latter, unless modorstc, uh,irnots diges.
ION.
II, alter exercise, We feed pnringlv, the di.
2 sinn Ill he easy aud good, the body light
some. ibr temper cheerful, add MI the animal
u%nrtlons performed nsfeeably
lndalepce. with tnll feeding. occasions
u ahtnarrs, and horrors incsrresslble.
In geaeeel, mankind, since the improvement
Of cookery, eat about twioe as much as ma
tire requires.
Restless nights naturally follow heavy sup.
pers after iull DINNERS. Some, however, resi-
Weil after three mesl, ii cost, them only Il
.righftul dream an an apopIcXy, utter which
by ,lsep iiii doom-.da}.
II WI wpmIi preserve your bpniih, see 10 il
that son have a constant supply OF fresh mir ~
ynnr bed chamber. A small sleeping room
without a FIRE piaee, will soon debilitate the
best constitution.
Some physicians are So pleasing and som.
Portable 10 the hutnor Of the patient. that they
press mol the true cure al the disease aud
others are SO regular in proceeding 10 The arr
OF The disease, they respect not .atii iently tho
Iumor Of The patient. Take one II a middle
temper. or, IL II may not lac found in one man.
combine two, and forget not 20 call as well
The one hest acquainted with your body, as
The best reputed for his faculty.
The only remedy Tor all diseases, is TO be ~
bove the fear of death,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
SUGAR ANnS

Tn ~bodsoarriHt, La, .4bg. 9, 1929.
Sir,--Ihe climate is less oppressive than ut
Philadelphia, and the nights cool, the soil is
the most luxnriant ! ever saw. There are
tIantaiions in the vicinity which have heen
cultivated for hGy years, and are as fresh ms
ever. producing II HID. of Sugar per arpen'
The orange. IT,, aud all hetropicI ls grow in
great lhsnrianoe indeed, il is the paradise
.of he Union, as regards every consideration
Thibadeanxville is aboutthiriy miles on the
La Fourcie from the r,ver Mississippi. fue
banks OF La Fourche have y mall leves, but
by no means SO considerable rs is required
upon the Mississippi. The whole distance ;.
cultivated from its mouth 10 abon sem,
niles belew Ihihadednsvtle, aud is pin ipai.
~ owned in small farms, from oue To three a.
pens III front. by % 10 81 arpens deep. -
Creoies. Here and there are some very -.
rn-ivr snghr planta'ions, valued from twenf.
% one bundled thousand dollars Gog. Iohnsor
'Abani an aef -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23


<tAHE duties OF Mrs. LsAAD0LPH'S Srhool.
- at Lynchburg, FOR yAApag ladies, viii b. re,
suned GA The lst day OF Oct. neat. Tue terms
as before, viz.
Fora Session of ten months, ending on the
3lst July, 1922.
Board .s~loo1seashing $40, Sl20
Tuition 10 a9&sshe English branches 10
Spanish 2o
Drawing %
Music Department, under the care of
Miss Lewis
Boarders will be charged fofthe use of the
Piano So per session.
Day scholars will be charged the SAM for
tuition, and fNp dollars per session for Iuel..
A deduction will be made for small girl.
Board and tuition, payable o. half al IN
trance, the baiapes at the expiration at 1--WE
mouths.
Each Young lady will provide her own bed,
bedding aud towels, aud a clothes bag, and
book bag all distinctly marked.
Aug. Ia. IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

Il AND FOR SALE-The subscriber will
Fla sell, ON Friday 24lh ins, by way of pub
lie auction. l57 acres of Land. Terms, one
bird cash. The balance on a credit of Q aud !
years Tbs land lies ia Amherst, Immediately
on the road leading from Lynchburg TO Amherst
courthouse. about 5 or 6 niles from Lynch
burg, and Is with the exception OF about 80 a
cres, IN woods, and ; bounded by the lands OF
Boiler Clark, James Boiine and Robert Ridg-
way. The sale will take place on the premises
PLEASANT DAWSON.
Oct. 6 td,I6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
$50 Reward.

~UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the
IL, 39tb of January last, n young negro
,slIaw by the name Of GREGORY, OF low
stature, little incliHed to be bow legeed'
s1,ons forward when walking, with large
,,bi'e ewes, aud II small scar near his right
ar accustomed by a hurn when q child, IS
ulnel, addicted 10 laughing and very apt to
snile Wien spoken 10 by any person, II IN an
flbnmor looks very grum. lie was seen the
second day after his departure IN company
Win a waggonef, near Holiiganstord on
G,ose Greek, making way towards Lynch
6nrr iand from This circumstance | suspect
bs has beeu furnished with a Tree pass, or
.andestinely ~ conveyed off | therefore eau
lion al, persons against harilorine, employing
ar trading for said negro. The above reward
cf s2o will be given for the delivery ct the
sa;d named slave 10 me in Bedford county,
GEAR Anthony ford, Staunlon River.
ABNER ANTHONY.
Sept. %. lml3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

.ifoftar -Ihp use Of lime IN mortar, i. 10 fi
~ The itotluw spaseso 81 tacuIlirs between the
grain ot sHnd, and II eemrut hem tngrthrr,
t|Ierrl,y forming a hind ri a~rtiicial stone. To
add o,o9e lime Than i saiicient 10 fill mp these
sfaces seems 10 hr useless, and 10 add much
more must weakcn The mortar but If too IT,
the lime be used there will br cavities lett he.
tween some OF thu grains of sdrd, and the
mortar will consequently be short or bride ;
therefore, Whru - cannot asceriain the best
proportions Of imt and and, il Is better To
use LOO much lime than TOO little.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

Il ISL RECEIVED by Tao,nas j. Duyal,
"a a supply of binsesd Oil, Sp,s. Turpentine,
/, ""e Lead, superior Salad Oil, Alaccaba
nun loose and in bottles, and a number of q
i'ei articles IN his line, wiiah he will sell at tie
'a"es' ca>hrue4 Rtay !
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

The Augusta. Georgia, Constitufionalist, Of
the Both ult. SAYS The attempt Ia make sn-
gar in this ue'yhborhood mag b. said tnhpve
succeeded. The cane OF MAJ Geo. rwiegs,
ia, as We are informed, already ripe. 10 The
extent OF IL or ~ joints, ard mn intelligent
planter from Louisiana. who has seen il, pro.
nounresil equal to good sugar caDe on the
Mississippi"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

q AND FOR SALE wish TO sell that
valuable tract o!land lying on Otter ri
yer, about fonr miles from Wards Bridge and
three from Wards road, ia Campbell county,
1t contains 636 Acres, handsomely improved
and in good repair. The land is of fine quality,
particularl, adapled TO tobacco. This Land is
well wstered and tinlbered, and a great deal OF
fine tobacco land to cut therr is a body of %
or 10 acres of low grounds, of good quality, at
tached TO it, on the TIver-Ihere is limestone of
fine quality. also, on this land. which has been
tried also, IRON ore, Ia great abundance. winch
has been tried, and proved To bc OF supet lor
quality. The spring convenient 10 the dwelling
is very large, a~ftording a suilicirnCy Of waiei for
an oyershof mil. Also, "A most delightful seat,
for a mill he water is OF superior quality
This Land is subject to a deed in trust. d the oh
irct Ia selling is to satisfy said deed. after which
being done, a good aud bona fde title can be
made. The purchaser may make payment hun
self TO the pei sons who hold the trust deed.
ANY persons wishing to purchase OF view said
lands. viii please call on Capt. 4. f.. Galloway,
who lives on sand lands, or the subscriber, near
Wards Bridge. The terms will te made as ac-
coInrodatlng as possible I; but a bargain can be
had for cash. Possession car be had on the 1~t
of Jannary next, and the privilege of seeding
this fall. JNO. II. RUIIEDGE.
Aur. %. tsl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

We aretruly sorry 10 learn that that esiima.
HE and respectable gentleman, SrIrnEN VAN
E1sssALAYR, has declined being a candidate
for re election 10 Congress. Such men 90
honor 10 any station. AmRRosE SPENCER. u
we'll known, able, and re Pected c%ivilla, AID
iurisconsuIt, IS named Ms a candidate 10 sue.
coed hun. Nat hi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

.Narign'io" Of The tppsr niss,s1ppi.-Untl
le year 1922, IL Was thought / possible 10
my sieamboaito a%srendthc river above t.
pias. hat during thai year, to tie astoni.t
aeit II thonsand. the Steamboat N,r tinia .
ndedihe rlv"rio - p tsrs aud returned
Nd no" there are as many - eight or tel
-amboa's Engaged IN the Upper Mississippi
frade
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

To motc an In3in pulling .-scal1 two
querts oil -ktm mlIk-stlr IN one pint u ludisn
meal or erou-t to make very thin musb, and
n litte salt. a tcH.cnp t9ll OF ginger. sr a Illlr
of nns other -plre ION may like. PIT il in .
tin or eAthern pan. aud hakr il IN tire oven
three hours. II ats well wilhnni. bnt better
with Il Jump OF bn1fsr, and is luxury SUPER
or to rice or Cusiafd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

Temperance is the soul Of enjoyment, and
where p%leasur, ia the only object OF pursuit
fai j. the Only object obtnine1.
Tine. said DIR. Franklin, is money. II ma,
also be said that Tune is Lile-he who idlcs u
way ~ "a isempluys Il single inmate DESTROYS n
po,,ion of MS existence. aud, to u CERTAIN extern
Is guilty Of suicide.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23

VINE winter session OF Inc subscribers school
ANwill on Monday the 3rd o. No.
vember. WM 5. REID
Sept. 8. tsS.
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WANTED.

YKyHE Subscriber will take one or twt
apprentices TO the batting business. wna
rnn come well rec0mIne nded az 10 their ia
fentase and n oraIity, Nm TARDY.
Oct. y I'll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
Charles County Court,
august Term, 1927.

august Term, 1927.
nNapplcation to the Judges of Charles County
- :ourt, by petition in writing OF Hawkins Tubmsn
Of Charles County, for the benefit fthe Act OF As
sembly for the relief of lnsolvent Debtors
passed at November Session 1905, and the several
supplements thereto, the terms mentioned there
in. schedule of his property and list OF his cred
TORS on oath, far he ascertain them. being
xed to his petition and the Court being satsh
ed by competent testimony, that the said H.wkns
Tubman ha> resided two years Immediately preceding
the time of his application in the State of Maryland,
and being also satisfied that the said Hawkins Tub
is actual con6nem for debt aud for no 9TH
er cause, and the said Hawkins rubman, having en-
tered into bond, with sufficient security for his person
aiappearance in Charles County Court, to such
allegations his creditors may make against him. II
is thereupon ordered and Judged that the said Haw
kins Tubman be discharged from imprisonment, and
that by causing copy Of this order, to be inserted
some ofthe Newspapers, edited in the District of
Columbia. once week for two months successfully,
before the third Monday in March next he give
tce his creditors, to appear before the said County
Court, at Port Tobacco in said County, the third
Mondsy in March next, for the purpose recommend
ing Trustee for their benefit, and to >hew cause IF
any they have, why the said Hawkins Tubman, should
NOT have the benefit of the several Insovent Laws of
: this State, prayed.
Test JOHN BARNES Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
Another fresh supply OF
DRY GO0hS

VNHE arrival OF the Schooner Numa 10.
i subscribers in possession of many dss;r,bIpG =.
among which are TOO:
50 ps. striped and plaid oil prints, some no-..
than any that have been offered in ms,' eess
season "L "a
50 ps. superior calc0es, some new style am! b..
ful patterns '''.'
l case blk and white calicoes
, 10 straw fats, xtra fine and very wilt.
2 do do bonnets do do
Coloured worsted hose; sergs
Crimson and blue worsted barge
DO and mazarine blue satin
Blue y black gross de naples, very suner;o, o...
Green and blk tabby velsets He''i
Marino fringes; Sail duck
Superior gull, coat and vest buttons
so ps. grey, steel mixed and blue sat,ne;,s
They have received by every arrival from
York, since they opened, fresh supplies. .rJ ~
continue doing so, such articles as may be s.l
FOR this market wv"
Their goods are always selected with the v-.,,..
care and certainly under The most adysntap.Sn,,'
cumstances. They pledge themselves at al,m,'I.,
offer as good bargains as any other house in ,L~ ~
trict- D'
dec Is KYLE < DAWSnv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
Private Entertainment,

for the accommodation of Travellers L Others. lh|'
who may favor him with their custom, will find ever
thing good order, and of the hes, quality; good ,'
well furnished Stables, and faithful 0sIIes iH
Houseand situation is very comfortable, more so 'hh
any other in this part of the country; and will be ''
ductedin genteel manner, and on tie most reason
bic terms. Heisimpelled by sense of gratitude
express his Acknowledgements to his friends and Gus
toners, fortheir liberal support for the last nine q" III
years, andfrom a ofduty to solicit scnlnaino
so long as he shall merit it. JOHN BRoNAI'h
Fairfax Court Hnuse. Va March,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
ONspeDsia.

m ydgAD'S PILLS have been proved by that in.
i aiible test of TRUTH experience, the most ef-
fec. medicine offered in any country. for the
cur Al those derangei states of the digestive or.
earle dominated DYS PERSIA, or INDIGESTION,
lfequen,ly makes its appearance in'the most
forms, such loss ofappetite, sickness at the
s,ash, and sometimes vomiting; belching up of wa.
which issometimes tastcless, but most commonly
srtknawing in the stomach, heartburn, cosveness,
.eHess ofthe countenance, languor, lowness Of the
rs palpitation of the heart, vertigo and disturbed
I.eP. The number oflhese sympt toms variesin differ.
ntpatients, by some being felt only in parts while
tiers, have additional ones, equally disagreeable,
uch AS severe pains nthe head and breast, fatuence
.rraciation, or wasting ofthe whole body, with great
Weakness particularly the legs. These pills will
most effcctially remove all sourness of the stomach,
rot merely by neutrazingthe acid, but by correcting
hat morbid state ofthe secretons which give rise to
l. and at the time will restore the debilita,ed
'rgans ofdsestionthat tone and visor which is abso
utey necessary to the well being of the animal econ
'my. The best proof oftheir efficacy is, that they
ire prescribed by many of the first physicians, and u.s.
ID by the most Intelligent families throughout the U.
lion.
The above valuable remedy issold by f. STABIER
( SON, Alexandra, who agents for the ManuTac-
urer; by ". Jewett, Washington City, and by most of
he Druggists throughout the United States, sold also
by O. & w. Hall, Druggists, New York
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
Mattawoman Fishery for Sale

TIME subscriberoffers for sale, that well kHoSnin
L cry and the uattached to it, at the NOUN
Mittawoman Creek on the Potomac River, IN .pA"
county, Maryland, Of which he is the PTopfes.
This is the first Herring Fishery en- the ri'ei $40 ~
are also taken at it in considerable quantities
land and water custom are both very EXTENSIVE =,
creasing annually. The Improvements eCh'h. =.
large brick dwelling, salt and store houses, EVO'
the accommodation of the hands, and sheds ~,
fish, with watts and stands sufficient to contain
time three thousand barrels. There can be Pu'p
thsshorc with ease, ten thousand barrels IN SEA-
The apparatus consists of two large Selnes,
perior boat, capstans of the most mpro' Ell Si'a'
for lighting the shore, and every other
be found on the best establishments; all 10 'o" -,
order. The Improvements have been maze | -.
apparatus constructed within the last four
every thinps of the best materials The exPennl's.
on this shore, has been in thattime, upwards VI
thousand dollars. H.
This Fishery has produced, elearof all e'T'eW
penSes, as willappear from his books, iof VI.
wears, when fished by HMM person, an in'efes p'
mum onupwards ofthirty thousand dollars ,oo.,-s,
The tract ofland adjoining, contains ABOUT r.
Ill irstrate river low grounds-more thah H-n ne.
has been MANFRED to produce ten barrels OF to r,i
acre and every year, third part might ee w.,
from the offall Of the shore.-It lies beautfui! ,
and tn ere is about 10 acres Of reclaimed marst
to put down in grass The farm is goodfo, W. n
ofcorn and from 300 to 1000 bushels Of wheat v
hogsheads of tobacco per annum. of,.
Havingr removed permanently, from bat n,.y
country, will now be sold for knh moTetnoI nm.
al cosfof the improvements. The most reasonable
will be given on the payments, provided their P''
alityis we'll secured. =, !, .Nh
should it not be disposed of previously a. p'"''
again tn person, the coming season. ,...,,.d;,
Letters, seekingany further information, re- unit
him at Port Tobacco, Charles county, MADE y,
the LIST Of May, ndzfterwards to Williamsburg
yna, will meet prompt tepusn x.sey
march 2-1aw6 W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
salt.
Fall Goods.
GEONGE 5. NOUGN

\ now opening All extensive assortment Of s.asfi
Il BILE goods, viz
Blue, black, bottle green, olive and steel mixed c,
Blue, ,lIab and avariety of mi. ed cassimeres
Super and common rose blankets
\ few 1874 domestic blankets, superior article
Point blankets Of all sizes, some superior
Red, scarlet, black, green, yellow and white aaFI,,
Low priced and super sattinets
Tartan and CircassIan plaids
Bombazetts and bOmbazines
Orange, blue and b lack rattinets for coaches
italian us,rings and black gros de maps
Black silk serge
Fine assortment Of mems and women's wors,eikgs
Raw silk, cotton and lambs wool 10
Scarlet, white andbacle merino sc1rfs and slask
DO do do cashmere d.
Rraganza cloth and worried shawls
Crimson and other colorcd moreens
Marscilles quilts and counterpanes, cleap
Sd royal bangups, narrow DO
"a AMI 8 4 lew priced cotton diaper
Domesties, sheetings, shirtings and colored gOct'
Fancy furniture checks
Common very superior t.kings
Oil cloth and table covers
Carpet bindings and worsted do, all colots
Burlaps and oznaburgs
Russia sheetings, diaper and crash
Assortment Of best silk and cotton umbrellas
A few pieces Of pongees for dresses
WaddIng forpeiiSses
Bcltand cap ribbons
Black shoe ribbons and GALLONS
Blach and drab cotton ferre,s
Black and colored lasting for shoes
Wide furniture dimty and chintzs
Calcoes
Super dark ginghaIns
Tapes, buttons, braids, cotton cords and pins <.
Pearling, edging, and laces
Steel and gilt coat and vest buttons
With almost every other article in the dry Soodshas
Bat cotton fornterlining quilts
Cotton, yarn &C. l0nos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
Notice!

r WISH to rent for a year, term OF years. 10.
IL 1t ground. containing one half OF an acre. Y,'S a.
On. ;,sersection of Duke and Fayet'estreets mas
nm II . c,mno lous and wel,-6nshed dwelling hoase'
with all the necessary out-houses The ground mas
been handsomely improved, as garden possession
will be given the 1t OF April likewise wish 10 rem
acres of land arcun it; the farm being already rented
On the eight acres, there is great variety OF excei
lent fruit trees, AMI very productive garden ms
has been cons ere very desirable summer residence
as well on account Of its society, as its health and
Improvements. =,
am anxious to get good gardeuer;-to one with
a small family, comfortable house and good wages
would be given. For terms, apply TO
H-Sw Il l.. IOOC.