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r., TOT f1,9 'ns B9Tds'osn tKy) Hsyau, AOgua1o
e Ids 'uisVle Adveiser speaking Of VIC sItde ,,,;o
NY oyer hudd which is ascensncd to be eco
e friends 81 Tie FORMER genenan and states ,,n, 49,
1een 10 material detection" from his party in ,his ,,
ne nefence we take u, between majority OF neal, Snno
1n woes fnaefidI" much that we are satisfied
t.ucy wnye and shortly redeenI herself from the ,
V navng listened TO the voice Of combination Of noI,a
uopeadoes ~ opposition TO her well known intecs, ~ 49,
suusSeot 1919 and when II is considered that in ao., o
par OF the district where the people had the advan,a,
correct Inormaon, Maj RUdd received majority Nj W
Ine may well say, Ike lIobeu Buns. ~ WIN
"SrHa' cause h0e ! 10 sfnvr,
~ Barsova, and indeed in Nelson county hers NJ ~
as Deen Taef and consequently, where he must lie be,,o,
SHOWN naJoy found against him. ~ the CITY o I.
Vio also, where mus e presumed the people aye the
OF cotIsct nloration IN abundance than in anu go
OF me hsirot there is large majority against him -
ne Tess favored sections, where MIR. W. has had the
W io years on operating with his franked Circulars and 49,
POwdsI pamphlets, he has managed, 10y the greatest exe;
70 secure smsl majores spirit Of inquiry bovevs, ~
abroad ~ hose decentralization Is gradually dr,
schoos are esabshngand in short Tune the slender
winch bnds hs popularity break unless hereJ 10 a.
consistency. " P"""oal
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An old man named Ellis, between so and 20 has h.o -
'eo 10 evzes goal char ged with narrinr six yive H., 80
'''e"' h'" "'''s IN different parts of the country.
IESgiish yoper.
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bT. Ctoy.-Wtb reference to the unworthy acc,ssor NJ,
Sso asanst L Clay for the pan he late criminal
W hcntucky, hat gentleman might says the Boston Gnu
e wh peculiar propney, adopt with slight Vsratoni he
ng once employed by celebrated ards
Lord Chancellor, Mr. Etkine
ne whole people Of the United States have been vt,ess.
70 me caiumnious cisnof that Ivy every att has been sed
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The War Department. has decided in favor Of linca,
RINK, and declares that "brevet rank will rive mo
command except on dc,achinents." This we beIievc
is confirming the decision Of the lato Secretsrv NJ,
War aud will, we presume, settle the long isni,eh
point betwcen Generals Moeomb aud Scott az TO the
equality Of rank by brevet aud BY comnission.
Wash. Chro1.
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quantity manufactured at various small works
not ENUMERATED, may be safely estimated al 100000
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During the cruising Of tho French soundrons bc.
fore AigieTs, discovery Is said TO have been mad
81 tho possibility Of bofDbarding that place. bv CAM,
La Brcttonniere lie LEFT TouIon on the iotL or
July, on board tho ship Of tho Line la PROVENCE IA
Is said with the design Of making tile experiment 10
touch on his way at Mabon. Roml, vessels wore In
De immediately prepared Toulon aud to manmnvro
on those waters until ordered 20 Algiers
by INC Treasury statement, il appears that IN tho
year ending September 10th. 1870 the nport of sik
from various places amounted TO IN ssa sSG
EXPORTS 81 49, oe,
Remaining for home consnmo,ion 81 Ico zoo
The exports Of bEead OFF, md ,,o, .ve,,,si -
len vino ht $5.414,GG5
."s'g balance against ne. bctwocn our exnor,s of
'''"u HtuHs aud imports Of siHs, Of si 7s6 a3SI
,r,. IProu1deHce Duilg .qdcsrtiserJ
~ importation Of seven millions of dollars worth
,c I"ks paying duty Of twenty pcr cent Is beau
@ commentary upon the downfall Of ali our trado
e ,Dc shacklcs upon commerce. Congress ro-
u ~ s lost sessions TO let on honest man purchase
ue' OF Iand belonging TO the country the tsxcs on
,. Hetoa lose to tho country for tho purpose 0f
.u'IVa'ing Tho silk worms; and for no renEon but
WI oi timoi scvon nlisus are sent out Of the
,VuDuy because We have time 10 save portion Of
~ haro oconcinlstd How long could On individual
70 opspess 10 tbs bow long can nation'
Dos. Cour,
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> New Members.
CONVENTION ELECTIONS


SpottsylUanid-(On Monday)-[Fro,n a Cor
respondent SO List of polls, Spottsylvania-Jam es
Madison (Orange) Fredericksburg 81; Courthouse
ricksburg rs; Courthouse IsS-26l--David WAT
Sianard (Richmond) so; Courthouse 99-l6S-
Waller Holaday (spousylvania) 9; Courthouse
97-I06
The four frat were nominated at Orange CT
House as delegates to the Convention from this
District. Mr.. Holiday was run by some Of his
friends in opposition 10 that nomination.
The following scattering votes were also Civ
en- Robert Patton, Fredericksburg, 26; Dade
Orange, l6; Winston, Louisa, 28."1
Princess .fnne" The first county in this Sen
aoral district, voted yesterday for members TO the
Convention, TO meet in Richmond the first Mon.
day in October. friend who left the court
house at 4 o'clock, informs us, that up to that
time I20 votes only had been poIed, OF which
about 100 were given for the following tickets
Littieton " Tdzetoei, for Norfolk Borough
Robt y. T'dylor, for Norfolk County.
LeBIi. Corniek for Pr. Anne County.
JOS prentis, for Nansemond County.
MIR. Tazewell received every vote that was civ.
en-.
The voters present were numerous, and il was
supposed $50 TO 100 votes would DO polled.
VI was said that the polls would probably be
kept open to-day" Norfolk Beacon, 1fau5.
GTeensUiHe augustine Claiborne %, John Y
Mason %, Richard Eppes Is, Jane Trezvant 40
y. Cargill &c, Carr Bowers %, Francis f. Rives 22
John Urquhart II, Arthur Smith II, BENJAMIN
Harrison 3, Francis RufFin2, WIN. Stands J., JOSH.
all flollsman I.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


.sas7,std-Gen. Mccoy. 465-No opposition.
PoChdtan-William s. Archer 6I-No oppo-
sition.
Giles-For Robert Craig 4l9-Fleming B.
Miller l22-Craig has 276 majority in he whole
District, (iate'y represented by DIR. Floyd.)
In Greerbrier county, VIM. Smith has 800,
Lowell $50 and Maxwell 81. In the counties of
Greenbrier, Lewis, Nicholas, Mason, Kanawha,
Monroe and Logan, the vote stands, for Maxwell
Gate representative 1893, Lowell 1923 and Smith
697. Wood, Cabel, and Randolph yet to be heard
from.
WHEELING, May 2.-Mr. Doddridge has been
elected to Congress from this district. His ma
jority in Ohio, Tyler, Preston, Harrison and Mo-
nongalia, is 353 votes. We have not received the
returns from Brooke-they will increase his ma
jeriy TO about 700. In district in that county
Mr. Johnson received only votes gGaS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Hugustd-John Mcclure 259, Chesley Kin
neyr 237-Thomas ]. Niche 100, Reuben Holt
l34, w. NJ. Tate 81, G. c. Robertson 70
CunbeTiand-James Fitzgerald, John p. Will
SON.
Fauquier-A. James, 2i5, Mark a. Chiffon
229-J. II. Wallace I77, Isaac Foster (not a can.
didate) So.
Poinhatan-Phomas Miller 60, VIM. Old go
.Morgdn-Gassoway Cross, John O'Ferrall.
Gies-Samuel Pack 292, Charles King 265-
George Pearls 26I, Ralph Lucas 244, (close vot-
ingD
Greenbrier-Cyrus Cary 3o7, James McLaugh-
lin, 249-Joseph Anderson 2i7, (ciose polling a.
gain) James Kncaid 1870.
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RUNAWAY

YslRoM the Subscriber, on the 4th inst. aueeto
" man named BOB; abou, feet q or inches
high, brown complexion, and great npclnens
in his speech; hi,ed by me from Mr. James Henry
OF King * Queen county, and formerly belonged
to Washington Quarles OF King William, where be
will be apt TO endsavour to make his escape; he
was runaway for the mast part Of last year, and
once out OF Henrico Jail.
will give Ten Dollars reward, and pay all law
lui expences for delivering the said negro 10 john
=. frentis, Richmond; or securing him in Jail ~
ihat may lind him.
RICHARD WALSH.
: t'Lay : LIST
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tatuatie buckingham Land E,r sa,c.


SnHE Subscriber, DESTROYS OF paying bis inst
- debts, and from preference Of selling Land,
to Slaves, offers for sale, valuable tract Of land
containing about $50 acres, lying Immediately on
the main Western Road between Richmond and
Lynohburg, 81 miles from the former and % miles
from the latter. More than half Of tlis land Is If,
its natural state, heavily q nbered considerable
portion Of which. is first rate tobacco land. Inc
greater part OF the cleared land is fresh, and Inc
whole hee from washes; il is well ,9atered. hay
ing number OF never-failing syringe and hold
creek runng through ~; the situation il remarkably
healthy and the buildings may he made enmfor-
table with little repair; it ms on II an apple orch
ard on choice fruit, and many oher frDi, treca.-tt
wosld be pleasspt simmer retreat fora family
living IN the lower country. Tn i9ud wiz be
shswn 70 any person wishing 10 purchase, BIZ Mr.
Geo. W. Csrneix, living on the premises; and the
terms, when will be liberal, made known on an.
plication to the subscribcr, living on the Bent
Creek road, tvo miles north Of Floods post Office
Go. CHRISTIAN
Nay :. tS--wt~
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NEW DOCTRINES.

The BOSTON, Palladium has the following para
grsph;-"STopPING TIE MAIL IN NV JEp-
sly We understand that the intentions of those
citizens who stopped the United States mail in
Trenton, last week, the Sabbath, was to test
the constitutional power Of the United States TO
send mail on the Sabbath through the territory
OF State that has recognized IN its constitution
the sanctity Of seventh part Of the time In this
view, the prosecution, said to have been com
menced against these citizens under the Post or.
nee law 81 the United States, will be an irnports,,
one, and its result, VII be watched with soeisude'
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4" HANOyER''


IN printing the reply OF james NJ. Garrett in
answer TO the " Inquiries Of a Freehoider solicit
ing the several persons recommended as Candi-
dates to sit in Convention, to declare the !unda-
mental principles, which they are for laying down
for our future Government,"-th reader will re-
mark, that on the title page of said reply, erro-
neously substituted '.Widdieser' for Z" Haiopey' -
consider it due both 10 Mr.. Garnett and myself,
to make this correction. I. W. WHITE
May 8, 1929.
Mr.. Charles Wickliife, who shot Mr. Benning
in an ARRAY at Lexington, KY. in March last, has
returned to that place, and entered into recogni-
zance Tor his appearance at the June term.
--..ef9o-.-
~ In last no. Of 20. Clinton" 4th par. for three millions
read last word for inpugnedn ssy inprov
ef' as to rsad shall epdsayor that will
very easy establish specie currency in Virginia
aud that. in doing this both and asreuure viii
be greatly improvsd"
MARRIED. On Tbur.dsy the 24,h inst, in idJIsb
couny, Va BY the Rev Mr. Williamson, 1rcaibaid Aisa-
son. Est Of Isle OF White county, Vs., TO ,, Elizabeth
eo1d daughter OF William Chiffon Esq OF the mer place
On ThaI'd,y evening !,'t, in the county Of Charles
Esq Ms Psaiana Parker, widow Of Bsn,min Psrksr
-, On Wednesday evening She gath ul, By the T, ~
all Of ,h. city.
-, On The 9sh ultiuo at The residence. Of Mr. ia,
o.hani,. Williamsburg Va, by the Rev. Mr.. Enpie 10
,iah b. Abbott Eq one Of the proprietor, Of the RebuOnd
the s %S Wh sHoSs 81 Ys daughter
-, On the 18th uIt., at Brandon in Prince Geo7S
county, ny The Right Rtv. Bishop Moo1s MIR. Alfred H.
PorssH OF Wnehe;ter, TO Mus Etizabsth Harrison.
DIEDl- On the Goth ut in god year Of 81. age IN,
r. SadsT respectable oabinet-maker by trade, aud l1
merry resident OF williamsburg
=, On Wednesday evening last, after lingering com.
liant at his Isdeaes in Charlie, City county, Major Wm
by all who knew him. he ha, ef di;eon,os widow 10 be-
moan his urersrable loss.
- In Frsnsfort KY, Sunday, the 2sib nit, Efri
Martha Bibb the csmsbe eon,ort Of The Hon George IA
Bibb, and laughter Of the iste Governor ChsIs, Scott
- In P5iadeiphis on 2th If April, Wiuium Il. Car.
he deets'sd bad hesn for Time in delicate health,
nsd yned thIiadepha FOR the purposs OF oonsuug Doet
hm 90 IN one seek aitsr hi, arrival From the
mep OF c attack he seemed TO have presentitnt OF The
result aud his mind appeared wholly ssd neny tm
poyed IN preparation for his departure. lie death without
terror with trmne's and eowposure sud with the humb
hope, which he expressed ofbenx aous the accept
I'd Of the Rsdssmer.
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ERRATA

In Mr.. Timberlake's Address-In The 9Th line.
Tor the words "aad to have been nominated read.
"sdid TO have been nomina:ed'-s7th line, for
best read chest of'-95th line, for "ds' read
''in"--i60b line, "thus'' read ejust''-47th line
second column, omit the word sas"-5t.h line, for
"thus" read ''this"-z9th line, for more read
"merelY."
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gUANTEpT ne Psnfer.rv ssrsn,y.sge lhau,,nI ~,
" bsre B'il'r THOMAS EELsON, p A,p
80 ~ sa-.t
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.Br. 1H=e,ceN.-The Correspondent, who bro,
Mr. Jazewell TO the notice of the Citizens of This
District, begs leave to withdraw him, seeing tina,
he has been so earnestly taken up By these of the
M rfolk District.
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dOm and expeSefce ofoihers. BY .a,l tie cir
eumstances under which they be called into &C.
ton.
"ln word, If go to the convention, ] must go
entrusted fully TO do, what may then think that
the interest Of the country requires. 49,
Sincerely and respectfully yours.
~
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EORETGM.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND-

~.
NEW YORK., June 6-By the ship Florida,
Captain Tinkham, which arrived this morning
from Liverpool, we have received London pa.
pers 10 May 4th, and London to the 4th, inclusive
The distress among the manufacturers contin-
ued, and was very severe. Extensive ''turnouts''
had occurred ia Manchester, Rockdae, and Mac
clesheld, and other places. The nIalconlents had
even gone 30 far as to break the windows and de-
stroy the machinery Of some of the factories. In
some cases the military had been called out.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-We announce with We
ry great regret on alarming riot which occurred
yesterday In the immediate neighbourhood of Man.
chester, and which led to the burning of one mill
and the partial demolition of two others. The sole
cause Of this disturbance has been an attempt on
the part of the masters TO reduce the wages of the
woFkmen, which the infatuated men have resisted
by these acts Of violence.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer announced
his intention of abandoning the Auction Duties
Bill "for the present session.
The London Globe Of the "a CONTRARY 10 what
was before reported) states that the British gov
eminent, In conjunction with some of the other
great powers Of Europe, is about TO interfere with
a strong hand to put down the usurpadon Of Don
Miguel in Portugal, add to expel the usurpsr from
the Kingdom,
ANcoNA, April 12.--It is said that Admiral
Heyden intends to blockade the harbour Of Alex
andria, and hinder the Pacha OF Egypt from sup
plying the Porte with provisions.-Some persons
ask whether the Russian Admiral is authorised 10
do this, and affirm that the ports Of Alexandria
and Smyrna we're declared neutral by the three
mediatog Powers, on the evacsation Of the Mo-
req By the Egyptian troops.
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, sc.
VIM. II. REDWOOD,
Commission Merchant,

COUINtIS5tUW sNtTCNuNI,
FITe.proof Warehouse, on JV0odside's WharC,
recently occupied by .HesSrs. j. g. ". South
gate, Norfolk, IA.
u ESPECTFULLY tenders his services to .Jfer.
~ chants, Planters, and the public generally,
in the sale Of Produce, the purchase Of Goods,
and generally in facilitating their business trans
actions in the Borough, for which his commissions
will always be moderate.
His attention being confined entirely TO the
Commission Business his knowledge Of persons,
and mode of doing business in Norfolk, and his
thorough acquaintance with the country business,
will, he hopes, be found advantageous TO those
who may employ his agency.
Refer 10 Messrs.
ROSCOW COLE,
CHS. l.. WINGFIELD, WINS "u'S'
ROBERT SOUTTER,
SHIELDS L AsHBURN, Norfolk.
Eds. Of the Beacon.
June - t0-1>
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ereignty. They ought, therefore. to reject all
propositions founded upon the principle OF con-
cesson OF perpetual commercial privileges to any
foreign power. Tho grant of such privileges is
pcndenee. II would par,ake OF the spirit, aud
bring hack, in fact, if in FORM TIE state or an
Gent colonial connection. Nor would their hon
or and national pride allow them TO entertain, or
deliberate, propositions founded upon the no.
ton OF purchasing, with apecuniary consideration,
the Spanish acknowledgment of their ndepen-
denCe.
TIC be Continued
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ITO LedSeto term Of years.

To Lease for a term Of years.
TNHE subscriber offers TO lease, for aterm Of four
or.hYe years, TO skiiiul and responsible cult.
va:or, the plantation on which Henry Page, ESD
now resides, lying on James river in the County Of
Amherst about miles below the Hourishing town
OF Lynchburg. 1t contains about $50 acres oil
low grounds and about 25 or 80 do. highland clear.
ed The quantity Of the soil, the facilities OF in
tercourse and its TO good markets for to-
bacco aud grain, in short all kinds of agricultural
productions, render il object worthy the public
attention. The dwelling house, although of logs,
may be said 10 be quite comfortable and conveni-
ent. The plantation is in good cropping order,
with abundance of good tobacco land, for its size
and has on it several good houses fer curing the
crops that may be made. Possession to be given
the first Of next January with liberty to sow
wheat after the LIST Of October next.
ALSO-on like terms,
The plantation on which Robert Boiling ESQ.
now resides, lying on James river, in the County
OF buckingham, ten miles above New Canton, and
from 3 to miles Of several valuable merchant
mills, with water carriage to mos. Of them. This
plantation contains about $50 acres low grounds
and or 5 hundred cleared highland, divide1 into
shifts and deemed sufficient for IL hands. There
Is good frame barn and wheat machine, corn
house, tobacco houses, SC. and handsome two
story Dwelling house nearly completed, and which
may be done by the tenant, for one or two hun.
dred dollars, which will be allowed in the rent.
Such gentlemen as are disposed to lease are in
vited TO view these places, and if found suitable,
TO call on the subscriber, for terms, sc. residing
in the County. OF Buckingham, on the road leading
from Ca Ira, in Cumberland, TO Buckingham
Court House, and about miles above the first
mentioned place. l.. BOILING.
June IL. l0-w3w
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:
HEHIS desirable and valuable situation, in the
- County OF Elizabeth City, is now offered for
sale. 1t is situated within seven miles of Hamp-
ton, and in full view of Fortress Monroe, with
tolerable improvements thereon, good water and
the land fertile, and is rendered more valuable for
its having been selected by the board of En-
gneers for fort. 1t abounds in game of various
kinds, and oysters and fish of the best quality can
be obtained in front Of the door, and Is one Of the
most healthy seats in the lower part of Virginia,
and possessing one Of the best fisheries on James
river adjacent is good harbour for vessels OF any
size, thereby making it an excellent situation for
store or Tavern. This tract contains by survey
296 acres. Any person wishing to purchase can
possess il on moderate terms by applying persm-
ally or otherwise TO John b. Benton, near Suffolk,
OF to the subscriber in Suffolk.
June IL. w4w VIM. SUMNER. -
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NOTICES.

PURSUANT to an order of the County Court
OF Chesterfield, will be sold to the highest bid
der, for cash. at Chesterfield Court House, on
the Ist. day of July court next, one negro man
named Sam, about % or "a years of age, who
says he belongs to trader by the name of
Clay. The said negro has been in the Jail of this
County for twelve months as runaway.
j. B. GO0DE, Tailor.
Chesterfield, June To- lO-w4w
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Chesapeake and ohio Canal Company
WASHINGTON, June 9.--The adjourned Meet.
ing Of the Stockholders Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company was held yesterday at the
City Hall.
At a little before one o'clock, the General Com.
mttee came in, and Gen. Mason, the Ch'mn, pre-
sented a report, as the act Of a majority Of the
committee, concluding as follows:
"The Committee therefore beg leave, in con.
clusion, 10 recommend TO the Stockholders, that,
IN pursuance Of the provisions contained 10 the 9th
section Of the Charter Of incorporation, they do
cer'ifr tlfa' tlle President ana Directors have re.
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Caleb Atwater OF Ohio, has been appointed by
the President, in conjunction with Coils. M'Nel
and Menard, to hold treaty on the waters OF the
Mississippi, with several Indian tribes. The Cir =
cleville (Ohio) Herald says, il is understood that
one Of the primary objects OF the mission isto pur-
chase from the Indians the right of soil for the ter
ritory South Of the Ouisconsin river, and especial
~ the region of the Lead Mines
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SaLE.
virtue of eeandeed of Trust, made and executed by
tFEdmund Anderson and Ann h, wife, the late Elem
Turner aud the undcrnsed uste bearing date the 18th
day OF April 1884, and of record in the Clerks o.fee of
buckingham County Court shall 70 sell at suction,
the highest bidder Tor cash. tue Fabug Mills James
RIVER near the Warren Ferry the 50b day OF June s9
TAR, not the next fair day thereafter undivided
~ OF certain tract parcel of land, lying and being
Ia the County Of Buckingham, James River, containing
3s with the exception of hslf lot sold
VIM Andsr'ou bounded BY Jane. the Warren rosd the
lands OF David Patterson, Thoms, TndS together with
Que undivided moiey OF the Fssbug mills, situated said
lsuds 1t is believed the title the above property good
bu, the uudegued wall only convey right he holds
surviving Trustee.
JAMES BROWN.
nmoiinrham. June =
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EnR SnIE

IHHE ub'erher Offers FOR sale crsd, Of one ts7o
- three years bis house and lot Prince Edward Court
house The house Of brick stories and half high,
With all eonyensu, out houses, good we'll Of fine wser
ice house, which Keeps ice unusually WE'LL aud
Office IN the yard The lot contains three sores anil half
Of snd, and Il gsrdsn IN good Of cultivation,
aud very productive. The suaon Is bsleved In he very
desirable for pfoestionsI gentleman with family. The
location very convenient being hut mile, from Hano-
den Sydney College, snd the dstanee from Church;
the neshhorhocd healthy snd society intelligent snd srrees
bsAny person wthug 20 Turchase may make sppl,c stop
directly 10 me. Possession given on the 1T II oct -
msy 81 S--wtt5sJuiy A. W VFNABLE