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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-09
For Sale,

THE we'll known farm on the
fHs South end Of Prudence Island,
ss. formerly owned by Daniel Chase
s4 containing about 600 acres, with
brick dwelling house, and out houses in
good repair, and an invaluable privilege OF
sea manure, will be sold upon reasonable terms
and credit. The situation OF this farm in the
centre OF Nsrrsgansett Bay, and commanding
an extensive view OF its beautiful scenery,
with its vicinity TO Newport, Bristol, * Prov
idence, renders it an object, Of purchase par
ticularly worthy the attention ofthe Capital
ist. The premises can be viewed at any time
upon application 10 the tenant, and all other
lnfrmsiion obtained by apply ing at the X.
Union Bank. Newport.
NICHOLAS @. BOSS, Cashier.
6spt z
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-09

HIS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
SASp, Copper and Board Sheathing Pa
- per; blue Candle Paper, clean and
fast color; Wrapping paper from 75 to
sI.625 cts. per ream; Double do. do. from
90 to 80 do; Kentish Cap for ardware:
md Blasting; Fine Wrapping Paper, free
from the smell Of Tar, &c. for Teas,
,edicines, Confectionery &c. &c. Pol
he'd Wrapping for the use Of Banks
'ublic Offices, &c.
- Cash for Old Junk, Ropes, Csn.
ass and Flaxseed. JanS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-09
NOVEMBER 18th.
JAMES HAMMOND'S,
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

JAM6S HAM MOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
RECENT ADDITIONS, VIZ -
2l19 Mariners Sketches, I vol.
2l2O Tales Of My Landlord, first Sc
ries, viz BLACK Dwarf-Ole
Mortality-revised and correct
ed, with general preface, al
introduction to each novel, and
notes historical and illustrative
by the author, 2 vols.
2l21 Northwest.-Tales Ofthe North.
west, or Sketches of Indian life
and character, by a resident be.
yond the frontiers, l vol.
2l22 Walter Colyton--a tale of 1853
by the author of the Bramble.
tye House, 2 vols.
2l23 English at Home, by the author
of English in France, 9 vols.
2l24 Heber.-Some account of the life
of Reginald Heber, ID. ID. Bish-
op of Calcutta, vol.
2125 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the
writings of Fenelon with me-
moir of his life, l vol.
2126 DYsPEpsIA.-The Dyspeptic's
Monitor, or the nature, causes,
and cure of the diseases called
Observation-Disclosures
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Melancholy, etc. by s. w. Ave-
ry, M. ID. vol.
2127 Oxonians glance at Society,
by the author ofthe Roue, 2 vols.
2l2S Shoshonee Valley---a Romance,
by the author of Francis Berri-
an, 2 vols.
2l29 Barony.-The Barony, Novel,
p by Miss Anna Maria Porter, 2
vols
"This is most delightful work--it
will be, and deserves to be highly
popular"
2I30 Denounced.-The Denounced, a
Novel by the author of "Tales
of the O'Hara Family" 2 vols.
2I3l Tales and Sketches by Cosmo-
polite, 1vOl--
Z" So that the contents please thee,
what concerns il if tho man in tho
moon, be the author"
2I32 Southennan,-a Novel, by John
Gait, Esq. author of Lawrie
Todd, &c. 2 vols.
2l33 Insccts.-The Natural history of
Insects, illustrated by numerous
-engravihgs. first series, | vol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-09
Tin Plate Worker,
JOSEPH MASON.

Respectfully informs his friends and the
Public.
THAT he has returned to the old stand
l. next south of Mr.. John w. Davis's-
where oil kinds Of tin ware is made and re
paired. GAll orders promptly attended
TO.
ON. d. Sheet Iron Stores and Pises
made and repaired at short notice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-09
SUNDRTEs.

Nutmegs, cloves, mace, pimento, pepper,
cassia. cinnamon. SucARs--loar lump,
white, brown, New Orleans, and chrystal.
lied. Soda, wine, and butter crackers;
rice. buck wheat. macabeau, rappee and
Scotch Snuff; p. A. l.. and P. g. G. Tobac
CO.
Hibbert's Brown Stout, qt. g. pit. bottles.
American Porter. do. do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-09
NEW AND CHEAP
GOODS.

TOB SHERMAN, has just received by
u the Steamboat President from New
York, and will open this day, very large
assortment Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
oct.7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-09
"SELF PRESERVATION Is THE
FIRST LAW OF NATURE"

LNROM this day | shall attend strictly to
Il the collection Of my debts. every
person who may become indebted to me
by purchases made on the terms of credit
subloined, payment will be requested by
me once--if refused, then by some one OF
The distinguished personages Of The ia,o.
TERMS OF CREDIT as follows, viz--un.
der FIVE dollars, sixty days: from five to ten
dollars, ninety days: ten dollars and up.
wards, four months; and all running ac-
counts to be settled every half year, with
interest If not paid
JUSTICE TO ALL.
II is evident that purchasers who pay
cash for Goods on delivery. pay two or
three per cent more than they who take
credit, money being at six per cent, there.
fore, in future,a deduction will be made mt
my store, Of three per cent on all sums a.
bove dollar paid for goods sold for cash
on delivery. except when sold at cost or to
those who have open accounts--and pro
portionate reduction when credit is given
and payment made before the time offered
it expires.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-09
ANOTHER
Supply of NEW and CHEAP
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
WILL be received by the Boston Was-
gon on Saturday, October 80, By
f. w. LAWTON,
NHlCH will make his assortment in.
w clude almost every article Of For.
eign a. Domestic manufacture.
Among them are
Double d. single width French Nerino
Cloths,
English merinos & Circassiaps.
Plain and Plaid Camblets,
Scotch, Tartan g. Caroline plaids, very
cheap.
Figured g. plain Bombazetts, for 81 and
20 cents.
New Style Calicoes.
More common do. at 125 cts.
Very good pound do. at 2s. I'D. g. os Cd.
Fancy Handkerchiers,
Changeable Silks, Italian and gros. de
Naples.
Super blk. Italian e. gros. de Berlin,
Synchaws and Pongees;
Carleton Pilot Cloth, very stout,
Russian Sheetngs,
do. Diapers,
Heavy Bedticks, at 90 cts.
Extra do. do. al 25cts.
Yard wide Checks a, l2} cts indigo blue
Sattinetts dark blue and blue and Ok.
ford mixed.
Glazed white, black and purple pelisse
waddlng.
One Bale soft s,ou, Crash $50 yds at Sets
Ten Bales unbleuched Sheetings at Q,
10, IL. IL. g. l21 cents per yd.
Extra fine unbleached Cottons I I.S yd.
wide at l24 cts. This article IS cheaper
than cheap.
A complete assortment ofbleached shirt
ings a. Sheetings, from 8 cts. 10 25 cts.
with almost every intermediate price. ,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-09
JUSTICE TO ALL.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.
~NOTICE.

/ have complete assortment o
GOODS, bot almost for a song, which
shall be sold cheap. Among them are fin,
cloths, Aannels and circassans, with mcr
no cloths and changcahe silks.
sept 2g
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26
STORAGE Sc

The 9TH edition of the Navigator,
containing directions for navigating the
OHIO and Mississippi Rivers, published
at Pittsburgh IN 1924, states that PITTS
burgh Is preferred as a place Of embarka'
ton TO Wheeling, when boats can descend
from IL, for two reasons: first, it is about
As miles nearer Philadelphia or Balti-
more; and secondly, merchants and traUet-
lsrs sag they are better accommodated
here with storage, for their goods, and all
other convenlences that they may stand "a
need of, than they could be at Wheeling:
therefore they seldom 60 there, except III
cases of very low water
This is an extraordinary statement to DC
reiterated 10 1924 So long back as the
wear 1917, Nh. ScOyl prepared Ware
house which would take IN fifty wagon
loads at once; and 10 1918, the establish
ment Of Messrs. Forsyth 81 Dobbin was
commenced, and is still 10 operation.
NIeesrs Knox and Mckee soon followed.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26

PRED from the moment the first blow was
Inflicted; until the afternoon of the follow
Og day, when be was first reused from
me stupor in which he had been lying IN
Inc meantime, by the report of rifle. lie
soon recovered sufficient strength TO regaia
his feet, when he found himself upwards
Of two hundred yards from the spot where
ne received the first injury. 1t Is presu'
rued from the number of wounds about his
person, that after having been knocked
down, the blows were repeated until the
culprlt was satisfied he was dead, when he
conveyed him to the spot we have men
TONED, about two hundred yards from tie
road, and concealed his body beneath a
quantity of leaves and rubbish. On re-
covering his senses, after having been
thus inferred for more than four and twen-
ty hours, Lewis found that he had been
robbed of his watch and all his clothing
except shirt and PAIR of stockings. The
clothes were afterwards found on the per-
son of Heater, who immediately upon com
hitting the outrage fled into Maryland,
where he was subsequently apprehended.
VirgiRian.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26
RALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.


We understand that critical examinau d
the entire line Of the first div slon of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, between this city and Eli
cott'i Mills, was made on Tuesday last by the Pre-
sden and Engineers of the Company. Abou
seven and a quarter miles of the single track, from
the CIV to the point where the road strikes the
Patlpco. are laid on wooden sleep-rs, and the re-
NAMING SIX and three quarter miles on stone
blocks Such is the stability this mode Of con
stucmn that in about sixteen thousand blocks
only f0ty were observed 70 be the leasl affected
by tha(ressufe of a wagon carrying five tons -
NelSurt were taken to have these defects, with
few oilers Immediately rectlhed.
A shJi distance from Ecott's Mills, a second
track has been constructed by laying down stone
rails upn which the iron bars are fastened This
mode his been found 10 answer perfectly wei!
while the durability Of the materials OF which II i
composed ensures it a decided preference W.
understan, that its cost Is less than that of road
CONSTRUCTED Of wood, and that proposals have been
made for Completing considerable portion of the
second division in this manner, The operatot
of LAYING down the rails on tine first thirteen miles
was completed IN five weeks. Twenty-slx miles
are graded a,d prepared for the rails.
We take geat pleasure IN being enabled tu' f
/ i1 add, that Rom information recently receife
from the comm ssioners sppoiniedto locole i.
| Road and the Canal between lhe Point % + 81
aud Harpers Ferry, there no 9scr rclrNhs
through his pass, aQ a'i az anlicai c adiusime
| Of the disputes betw the $3.50 c0npaaies nil
/ Doe clsuy cfected.--B4i dna
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26

3 A serious complaint is made in the last
Pittsburgh Gazette, ayowedly on behalf OF
the citizens ofthat town, against the editor.
of newspapers in Baltimore, because thes
do not announce the stage ofwater in the
OHIO at Pittsburgh as regularly as they dc
% Wheeling. Whatever fncled injustice
NAV have been done TO our Plusburg friends
bv the proceeding m question, we can as
sure them as they themselves appear incln
ed 10 believe, thalit has proceeded from in,
ad,ertence only, and from no undue pre-
ference towards their nelghborS at Wheel.
up The latter, we believe, is the Dolui
10 which travellers TO the West chiefly d.
rect their course. and this impression hs,
induced us MORE frequently to notice the
condition ofthe river there than would 9TH
erwise have been done We can assure
our western friends both at Pittsburgh AID
Wheeling. that we regard them with az
IMPARTIAL ey and that we feel none of IN,
q flence which sometimes seem to move
them 10 view each other through % preiu
diced medium. We heartily wish the
both success IN their career of prosperity
for we believe that each possesses ia Itself
those peculiar advantages which cannot fan
In a comparatively short lapse of time g.
render 1t a great and fourlshing city.
Baltimore .4mcrican.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26

The revised statutes of New York re-
quire that a roller, instead ola square edge
shall be used in striking grain that is mea,
sured in a half bushel or other measure
The square edge, it Is said, will draw oh
a pint Of corn or three gIlls of oats, below
the even surface, while the round makes
It exactly level.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26
inyestigatlon

A superior article of Wrapping Paper is
now made at the Wheeling Paper Mil
1t is composed of cotton waste, woollen
rags, and straw, and is better paper than
either of these substances will make by IL
self The plan IS original with M. Lamb
din, and answers the Intent,or mp strly
combining the strength of the cotton
waste with the aexbilily of the other mate
rails.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26
DOCTOR YICKERS'
INTERROGATION.

For S..lr as A. $. TODD, Nam ST Wheeling.
THIS Eubrocatlou has for long time been
esteemed as a valuable remedy ~ a variety Uf dis
e1scs, aud will want 10 other recommendation
thln that furnished BY the use o. one or two bot
ties. In Rheumatism II IS attended with the most
sgna advantages also valuable in Sprams,
NniJHcSs, Burns, Lad0isnt Seedlings, aud Is parii-
eularly seryiceable IN LumJag0 or pains in the
back; and IN many instances, when taken IN doses
Of from to III drops, Gin syrup or sugar. Il gives
immediate relief Ia ChOlir. Il Is also much fimed
forts powerful dlscussye efficacy IN the removal
Of Pol EUA fistuLI PwSa, Strains. and many
other diseases incident to horses. For more
particular description this Enbrocation, and The
method Of using H. see the advertisement suroun-
ding the bottle.
May -, 1880. d7-ly
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26
a CARD.

TIE subscriber contemphtes remaining in this
place in the exercise Of his profession until the lst
jaw of June. IN the meantime he will he happy
to execute al orders that may be entrusted to hun
or execution. J'IIe may be found at Mr.. Ora
nm s Hotel. where several specimens, executed
since his arrival. may be seen
J r. LANBDIN, of Pittsburgh
Nav 26. Portrait Painter
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26
ONO COUNTY-At Rules held in the Clerk 5
Office the 9Th Of May. 1880:
Jlmcs Dean,
vs.. Is CUANcrRY.
Is CHAScERr.
Henry Kirk Ell Mob

Hc1rV AUX "a u0J-
1J4, Frederick Fogie.
THIS day came the complainant by his Coun.
sci. and the defendant Henry Kirk, having fnled
10 enter his appearance according 10 law and The
rules of this Court, aud happening to the ,ausilc
ton OF the Cont, thai the said Henry XIX Il no
n-abitant of ;bis Commonwealth; Therefore,
yn motion Of the Complainant, 1t Is ordered ''ni
tlie ,aid Defendant Henry do appear here o.. the
fr.t dag IN August term next, and give security ac-
.ordi,6 TO law and answer The Complainant bill;
aud TINT copy of this order be published IN the
Wheeling Compiler for two months successfully,
and that another copy be posted on the door Of tie
Court House Of Ohio county for the like period.
c,lv T+ste VIM. CHAPLlNE, G. %. C.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26

The steamboat NATIVE ran on a snag
in the bottom of the river, a short distance
below Cincinnati, on the night Of the --
inst. The boat sunk with her cargo, after
being run into shallow water.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26
ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE

WI>cHEsT MAY
William Heater, young man Of ab"u.
% wears Of age, was convicted before the
Superior Court of Law for this county on
Tuesday last, Judge FIELD presiding, on
a charge ola felonious assault upon Tho
mas Lewis, with intent to kill him, and OF
robblng him of various articles Of clothing
and sentenced to seven years lmprIson-
ment in the peniientIary. 1t appeared IN
evidence on the trial, that Heater and
Lewis having met at a Tavern, some three
or tour miles from Winchester in Septem-
her last, Heater accused Lewis Of having
circulated injurious reports about him,
which the latter denied, and the parties hav-
i1o buried the Ratchet, as is usual on such
occasions, in a glass of grog, left the tay
ern in company, and in apparent good feel
inc. They had not proceeded more than
, mile when Lewis complained of being
1pwell aud stopt While he was leaning
n,on stump. with his head reclining Oh
,,s arm, Heater raised a stone Of severe
pounds weight, and gave him blow N
s,de of the head which knocked him down
add deprived HIM of his senses. Here
there was hiatus IN the testimony which
could only be supplied by inference, as the
oarties were alone, AID Lewis was render
"a insensible by the violence Of the blow
10 what subsequently occurred. All TINS
took place ia ihe afternoon Of Su1ds}-
and Lewis was ignorant Of all that trans
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26

Tho spacious Warehouses occupied by
Nlessrs Forsyth & Dobbin, and Messr'
Knox & Mckee, are known to be equal to
any in the Western Country. Mr. Bay
less and Messrs. Anderson & AtterbuTy'
have increased the competition IN th's
line; and ofno place can the complaint d
want OF storage, be advanced with less
foundation in truth, than of Wheeling
Tie allegation of want of Storage here
brings to our recollection a passage IN the
fifth edition of Morse's Geography, pub
lished al Boston in 1905. Mr.. Morse
states that the State of Ohio contained ~,
600 inhabitants in 1903; that the seat oi
government was established al ChilicOtbe;
that New Lancaster was the seat Of JUS
tce of the county of Fairfield; that a road
had been cut through from Wheeling TO
Limestone; that Irregular ferries are estab
lished on this road; but travellers are oh
Hged to carry their 010H provisions" 10
1905 provisions were as plenty at Chill
cothe as at Boston; and in 1924, storage
was as good at Wheeling as at Pittsburgh.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26
FRAGMENT ON THE THEORY OF TIL
UNIVERSE.

We this week commence the publication
of a Fragment on the Theory Of the u
sivTse," by ST PIERRE, translated from
the French by Lieut. L. NJ. Powell, of the
U. 5. Navy Il is translated from the
MSS. works of that celebrated writer, and
has Just appeared, for the first time, in
PRINT in the Nantucket Enquirer, from
which paper we copyt 1t consists Of II
numbers of about two columns each of our
paper, and wall be found highly interest
ing to the curious and scientific II some
parts of the Theory" should be found
visionary, 1t will nevertheless be entitled
10 "a careful perusal, and will undoubtedly
elicit facts IN connexion with philosophical
enquiries, that may subserve the cause Of
scientific investigation.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26
THE ELEPHANT.

The one now offered IL the lovers Of Natural
Curiosity is considered one oflhe most interesting
Of It's species. The docility OF his Eggplant, 10
the greatest curiosity ever exhibited in America.
Thc HiENA. one of the most blood thirsty AMI
mal> known; when destitute OF food 1t ruisacks
the graves ane devours the purld human bodies.
The ICINEUMON famous for destroying the
eggs Of the Crockadile, and young reptiles, and
was formerly worshiped by t. Egyptians.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26

MARRIED-On Thursday the 18th inst. 10y
Samuel Rea, esq, NJ, SHARoS WILLIAMS, to Miss
Mary, daughter John Mitchell, esq. both Of Mil
creek township, COshocton county, Ohio
At It. ClairsyiIle, on Thursday last, by William
ucNeely Esqr, VI. JoHN WISrEk, aged 81, 10
N,> AGArHA T"GB. ig-i 7 ~ OF thit pla-e.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-26

This 10 not only the largest, uut from nIs ''how-
ng name ard superior gate" Is considered the fl
nest ofhs species in America. Il was kept three
years at Exeter Change, and pronounced by best
Judges To be the true African Lion.
DANDY JACK will 60 through Equestrian per-
formances on the Shetland Pony.
Dog-iaced BABOON, hair long and shaggy.
A SPOTTED Tiger of South America.
The Tiger now exhibiting is superior one ofhis
species.
The African LEOPARD, beautiful animal.
4 Large collection Of African A'imals Of differ
eat species.
Sports Of the Ring.
To be eyLihi1ed M tie CITY HOTEL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
TRU SIEEls SALE

Ee 'ir'0o OF q deed of trust from L,,dveiI ~
-, oe',hS 'a'e TIE 1t day OF Nay, III the wear
'"<0' emo recorded ~ he county court of Spo,icI
SoE!"' SINH Oh Monday, he IIh day Of October
IH' D. ioTr ihe from door o: the u, Gle Hotel in Ih
City OF Richmond. proceed to sell al n,,h oc, ,,'
20 "a. hign's' BIDDER Tract CT Ladd lying IN the
sh'd comfy ct SPn sylyania aiming tour ihonsan
one hundred and forty acres more or les: be,n 49,
"I n" tract o, land commonly dcssnae ed II, the sad
county Us the nine tract TIE Ia nd -,
contain large quantity Of iron ore Larre onsnti1
res o. 'H's o.e "rTn, ~ former times raised ycr
ARG" pr'ht TO these engaged in the operation and II
Is supposed mat the mines NIGH be nov worked 10
much profit 1t the "pe atoms were prudentlv and kI
'G'y conducted But, Of rhis It's supposed the pu-
chnser Will ny an examination, inform himself a. NJ
guaranty ct the extent fertility of the mines will De
made Selling as trustee shall convey 10 the mr.
chaser, with special warranty uuly though it is be-
hered that the tIic IS unquestionahle
The terms Of sale Will he one third of the pprch0sa
money, an" III" charges ofrhe sale and of the
zion OF the trust to be paid hand; and the residue
OF me purchase money, in three equal insta nepts
payable respec'ivc!y QUO two and three wear
nom nc day If SALE and bearing interest from Ihst
Gay ond tn be secured hy deed of truss ON bal lard
aug 5-2aNtds ROBERT S'FaNARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
ChickahoUlinv Land for SaIa

s'iE s"oS'nD"r IS emDUw ersd by a deed of ,.,
a from Judge Hs, and OF hers of rccorJ ; ''usI
odIce o! the clerk OF Hsnrico county roseII ~ ne
now "Acts Tor sale, the esi ate called Asbfad
Iainng "b"ui n'ue hundred aud thirty acres. s,,,,
o" C"ickahomlAy, IN the county of Henrico ahoI
seven miles / "n the city Of Richmond "0"u'
The estate consists Of two parcels: tho rin,a -
"Fa'So from the lower by slip OF and about fop
hundred yarGs wide. The upper marcel con,s;n'
a6ou' 43o, and the lower about 500 acres
On tue upper parcel there is an exceIIe,, b;L
dwelling house. 81 by 32 feet HAVING sig I.roI 80
TWO small rooms, and four large closets. tn 49,
was b"!!t about the year 1914. and - .aiJ 70 b. %
good a. any IN the county The ,,ore-roopr "a
gardens house are also OF brick. The otbar b.
ses, kitchen, servants apartments slsbIes and 80
houSr. &c are OF wood. Abou, oua-tbrd IS IL
tract Is, as anu old. What is called mud land 90 A
10 acres ut which cleared aud in meaJocI' -
ha! WIN little trouble. be kept constantly irrieatad
"" tue lower tract. containing shout s9a 80
there are sarns, stables, a. out pa dv.aIIi- : 49,
out thst lntenGAS Tor III. g. r-esx In h.s =. ..~J
sHite IoT dwelling house near an exusllo,, snr;,,
ana most abundant supply of fire wood Fbsrs =
also an orchard on 1t IL Is repress cd hat - -.
tract between one aCd Two hundred acres mr.. -
Ihnd' That may be easily cleared. and thai ,ra 60"
TO any land on Cmckahnmny eaua-
ne ulatrIct of country IN which these lands 80,
oate4 Is said to be very healthy and en,irclv ee
from ague aud fever SNeN'pt
On having the purchase money, and The ;o,o-,-,
thereoi sayuHe sem -aEcuG!y. s4t.sEscrcr,lv sscrs
,aei"' c'edl' Viii be slv"n tn he purchaser
tn parcels gill be sold separately. If to ,.,,,l.
ser should desire ROBERT STAN i Pr,sSi+A'
" 20 -2awSr