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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-29

.9bstract ofa Paris article one the gro,Oih Of
Corn in France.-ihe people are imbued with
the idea that France produces ordinarily at least
twofod what her wants require, and even some
90 SO far as to believe that good harvest is sutii
Gent for three years. consumption. Now, tap
pears that an ordinary crop does not exceed the
demand more than thirteen days. consumption;
good crop twenty seven DAYS. and very abund-
ant crop fifty six days. The accumulated resource
es Of former years do not increase these results
more than two to four per cent. An inferior crop
causes deficiency of fifteen days consumption,
a very inferior one twenty-six days, and calam-
itous year, forty-6ve days. The harvest OF 1880
proved deficient seven per Ct on the quantity. and
two per CT. on the quality. making altogether nine
per ct. it ought therefore to be ranked among the
very inferior products, and, as being minus TWEEN.
y-six days of the consumption: but there existed
an excess from the year ls29 Of four per Ct, so
that the deficiency of 1880 was reduced TO five
per CT. or eighteen to twenty days consumption.
Had the harvest Of 1851 been backward, we
should have experienced an extensive scarcity:
very fortunately however, it was quite the con-
trary, being twenty DAYS or even a month for
warder To prove the failure of the Crops
of 1880, it is only necessary to state that the i'm
pcrtation of Grain during the last year has ex-
ceeded tina, Of any former period since 1788.-
We have imported l,s5s.4s5 quntals of Grain
OF all kinds, of which 1, $4,000 quintals consist
ed of Wheat or Wheaton Flour-bens about IL
DAYS consumption. After these statements made
from the most authentic sources, 1t is evident that
the harvest of $50 has been very deficient, and
we are Obliged to meet the immediate demand
by having recourse to the New Wheats as soon
as they appear at Market. The imports large
as they have been, having been insufficient to
make up the deficiency. 1t is not therefore jas.
tonishins that high prices are maintained, and
will be maintained till the supply of Grain can
be brought under an ordinary taxation.
The question is. will the produce Of 1881 car
ry US on TO 1882? this however is not easily re-
| solved for independent of procuring in figures
the exact produce of the harvest. there are so ma
ny material points which modify the principles
of consumption, that the most correct calculation
that can be made can only be considered as ap-
! proxiu,atlve, and we return always TO the main
| hct-make consistent Law Of Import. law
that will combine and act naturally with the de-
mand for the internal consumption. and there
need exist no fear Of dearth or exorbitant prices
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-07-07
Valuable Farm for Sale.

II WILL sell. on accommodating terms. ~
II FARM on Long Marsh, Frederick coua.
~, 4 miles northeast Of BAttletown, contain.
ing 285 acres. The land is first quality lime.
stone, 20 acres Of which are IN lumber equal
TO any in the valley, and the residue. Which
is in 3 good state of cultivation, is laid Oft in.
TO convenient fields. A never.failng stream
runs nearly through the centre of the tract.
by which every field could be watered. The
improvements are. dwelling house. kitchen,
stable, granary, aud corn house. A mefeLau:
mill sdjoins the farm, ) miles from the 81,
nandoah river. which is almost always nav.
gable from this point. Apply TO myself on
the premises, or Vt by letter. direct TO Battle
town, Frederick county. Va.
GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
Frederick county, June 10. 1851.
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VIRGINIA,
JEFFERSON Co. CorRT, Scr.
May Term, 1851.
UiLiidD Cleveland. PLAINTIFr.
AGAINST
Joseph MUnor and Martha his rife.
tate Martha E0gg, and James h.
hanson, DEFENDANTS.
IN CHAECERY.
1HE defendants, Joseph Hivnor aud Mar.
- tbs his wife, not having entered their
appearances in this suit; and u appearing h,
satisfactory evidence, that they ere moi in.
haoitanls OF this comm or slth: II ~ order.
ed. that The said defendants do appear here
on tue first day ofihe next August term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that .
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in this county
and posted 81 the front door OF the court
house Of this county, for two months sue
oessivsIy. oopy-Tc.ie.
SAMUEL CRAMER, eJc
Jnne 2. 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-07-07
Superior Beaver Hats.

V>HE subscriber has just received q fresh
II supply Of BEAVER HATS, Of the fin.
est quality ever brought TO this market, also,
q very excellent assortment Of Drab Hats, Of
all prices. He ventures to ASSERT, without
tear OF contradiction or exsggeration, tina,
his present stock Of Hats, rs Il respects qua.
l,y. quantity. or price, is greatly superior to
what IT ever has been in this place, and ear.
nes,ly hopes that his very great exer,ions to
render his stock Of Hats. Boots and Shoes,
such as It 10. may not 60 unrequited. lie
respectfully asks call from oil persons wish.
ing to supply themselves with any of the ..
Dove articles. N. BUCKMASTER.
Charlestown, June 16, 1851.
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Iiarpcrs-Fcrry New Store.


H>HE undersigned, having purchas.
ed the entire Stock Of Goods ci
Messrs Ford & Chapman. have, in addi-
ton. just received n large and splendid
assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
Selected with care from the New York
market. which they now offer to the pab-
lie at very reduced prices for cssh or
country produce. Their assortment i.
complete, consisting OF Dry Goods. Gro
ceries, Hardware, Crockery and Glass
ware; all Of which they pledge themselves
to sell as cheap as can be pure hased in
the country. Their friends and the pub.
lie generally arc respectfully Invited to
call and examine prices and quality.
SMITH s. PATTERSON.
May &c, 1891.
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New Spring and Summer
FOODS.

THE undersigned respectfully inform
Il their customers and the public gene
rally, that they are now receiving and
opening "a splendid assortment Of Spring
assd Summer Goods which have been care
fully selected in the Baltimore markets
They ~ill be sold on their usual accom-
modsiing terms. for cash or on credit. as
low as any goods Of equal quality which
may have been purchased as far north rs
Boston. We hope our friends will favor
us with an early call. and examine for
themselves We pledge ourselves to be
as good as our words
VIM. r. LOCK s. co.
Charlestown, April Ia. 1881.
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The following commune alton, Addressed
TO the proprietor Of Judkins' Oini nj. from
the Hon John TaiiaCerro. member OF Con-
sress, ~ highly interesting The gratuitous
manner IN which IL is made. exhibits feel
lngs OF no ordinary character towards suf-
fefing humanity; and - certainly well de-
serving of public attention.
wAsBisGroN. JAN. 2sd, 1899.
ST-it has been nv wish for o considers
ole time, 10 communicate to you The good
effect with which have used The Ointment
inventsd b, Mr.. Judkins, and which now
understand is made and sold BY agents ap-
pointed by Yourself. . bsve applied This
ointment, during the last three years, To
every species OF tunour and wound, without
failure 10 produce cure in every instance
consider u the most decided and efficient
remedy m all cases of tumour, be the cause
what II may, ard have found nothing sn
good foe wounds Of any description Itmsv
he proper tn add that the cure Of tumour
called White Swelling, given over by tho
most distinguished physicians as incursbie,
AND which they decided would. without sm.
putsilop. prove fatal TO the patient, was TN
der my immediate notice effected by the uso
Of Judkins' Ointment and The paiisnt il IN
hne health; his limb affected by the iumou-
being restored TO Perfect state OF sound
ness Also. that the log OF an aged mar.
which he'd been wounded. and exhibited one
dresdfnliy uicerpied surface from the knee
to the foot. and which. for more than two
'esrs, had been considered incurabIr was
oh"cinslly cured nv the application 81 Jud-
ktns' Ointment mention these two cases
which iell under nv immediate notice and
management. as decided evidence Of the
efficacy or Ibis remedy IN eases Of tumour
and OF ulcers. have experienced rs deoid-
edly The good effect Of this remedy IN ~,
cure ~ FeIons, snd ofsvery species of fresh
wound u seems 10 me that ary one Who
VIII observe The operation Of this Ointment.
musi he satisfied a. to ats beneficial eject.
lean with The utmost con fiderce recommend
The use of thu valuable remedy
] an, sir, SerV respectfully
John TALIAFFRRO.
TO Nj CusBIrs iIEnsToNs. Propr.r.O
tor 81 Jnlk'bs' Ointment, pear(
Frtdcrick'own MARYLAND
hereby certify. thst 7 was for many
months slltcied most Erievously with tho
irusr upon both 81 my heels, oausing oreo.
,ns. Isrs" enough 70 admit persons finger.
' tried various remedies IN vain. wbsnIws.
induced W try Jndkins' oistmeni. and W..
cured b' :hs use ~ single box lem, nr-
'"ns thst others, similarly sflictsd. NAV g.
van themselves OF 30 vslnebie remsJs
ROBERT FULTON.
Cbsr'e-town, Dec 10. 1899.
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VARIETY.

The queens Domestic Tastes. The
retired, domestic and truly feminine
tastes of her Msjeuty, are generally
known To and appreciated by at least
the female portIon Of her subjects;
but lew are inclined to give, even the
most a,niable Of those called 10 bear the
burthen of royalty. credit for the pos.
session Of natural and unsopbistieated
feelings. u 10, however, asserted,
that when the Duchess Of Clarence first
knew that she WAS become Queen If the
British Empire, she wept, almost with.
out intes mission. for . couple Of days,
mournfully exctaiming. -" Fsrew ell,
then. to all my quia happiness; for me.
nothing nov remains but the pomps
and distractions Of roy atty and public
life, instead of those private enjoy
ments which have bilherto formed my
supreme--t may almost say, my sole
gratitic alton. "-LondOn paper.
Remarkable conduct Of HORSE
The Centreville Indiana) Times con-
tains the following anecdote -" Mr..
Israel Abrahams, in the vicinity Of this
town, has a horse that will. of his own
accord, pump a sufiiciency Of water
Tor all the other nurses on the farm
We have witnessed him. when turned
loose in the barn-yard. 20 directly to
the pump. take the handle between his
teeth, and throw the water with as
much regularity AZ a man would. until
lie would pump enough for his compa.
mons and himself, when he would
drink and deliberately retire. No
pains were ever taken, or means used.
To teach him business which proves q
great accommodation Ia himself. and
relieves his owner Of considerable Ia
bor."
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OLD JOE THINKS

That when an idle fellow is Thinning
TO the stores for credit. he is setting a
trap for himself; and that it will most
surely spring one Of these days, and
take him unawares.
He thinks, when he secs a Young
man about TO get married. who has no
means OF supporting q family--calcu-
iatiDg to live on love all the rest of his
life, that he, too, is setting trap that
will spring on him sooner than he lima
gines.
He thinks when he sees poor souls
idling away their time, in hopes Of get :
ling an office. or Of being left a legacy,
that they'll find themselves in a trap
ere they expect it.
He thinks when you end your neigh
bours obliging, you ought TO get as ma.
ny tavors from them as possible--one
good turn deserves another.
He thinks when your neighbours
speak i'll Of you, you have nothing to
do but to speak i'll Of them. Short
reckoning. make long friends.
He thinks you should never be self
ish; therefore, mind every body's bu :
siness but your own; thus you'll ex.
Pand your mind. open your heart, and
qualify yourself TO be a "ruler over
many
He thinks II becomes every man to
maintain his independence as firmly
as possible therefore never pay your
debts as long as you can avoid It. =
He thinks that il you are very igno-
rant, YOU must be sure TO take the lead
in conversation, and be positive il
will show your good breeding.
Tie thinks that when two or three
persons are conyersing together, you
should marc. up TO them and ask them
what they are talking about For,
should not every man know as much
as he can F-G augusta Chron.
FoiioDing an Example "A country.
NAH sitting at 9 public dinner table,
while eating his huminy, saw shabby
geaieef gentleman opposite him peck Ell
Il silver table spoon. lie said nothing.
but when the company adjourned into
the bar room. with u silver spoon in
his hand, he thus aecosted the land.
lord.
What mought ha' 10 pay you for
my dinner 80
~Twenty five cents, sir"
"Well, what will you give ne for
this 'ere spoon -
That spoon, YOU rascal !--that's
mine"
"Is il, though ?--;xcll now. I didn't
think any OMEN belonged to you. You
sec ] seed this ere gentleman taking
the stranger by the ARM put a spoon
ia his pocket, so thought I'd follow
his example aud take one too"
The vagabOnd was searched and the
table spoon found in his possession.
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GTRhYED, NJ was taken from my posture
~ field, near Leetown, on SUNDAY the 26lh
instant, bright BAY MARE. She has a
star in her forehead. long tail. scar % the
pasiern joint Of the lef, hind foot, 10 abou, 8
years DID, - hands high. and PAGES very fast.
Any person who may find and return her. or
give information so that get her again, shall
be literally rewarded fer the trouble.
JOSEPH =. ADELL.
June 90. 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-07-07
WOOL WOOLIi

NHE subscribers respe ctfully inform their
- friends and the public. that they will
take Wool of every description in exchange
for Merchandise. for which they will ALLOW
the highest price, and will dispose of their
Goods on the most reasonable terms
&. n. RUPERT & "a. KOwNsLAR
Middleway Va. May 10, 1S5l.-6t.
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sCFs The above Ointment 10 offered %
The public as n safe and certain remedy fCr
those obstinate diseases. some OF Which
have so long bsiled the skill Of medical SCI
ence.
ist. White Swellings of every description.
I'd. Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glanduiar tuners part
cuIariy those hardened tumors in women's
breasts which oftentimes terminate IN ulee-
rated cancers.
the name OF Catsrrhs, OF every description.
3ih. Rheumatic pains OF the joints.
9th. Sprsins and bruises OF every deserip-
lion. or IN whatever part situate.
9Th. Teitrrs OF oil kinds In this com
plant the patient in applying the Ointment.
must keep the psrt out 81 water.
sth. Ch'ibiains or parts affected by frost,
May IL, 1891.
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bRoPOSAl.S are invited, snd will be
received w The subscriber =, Ilarnsrs
ferv hom those VIM ere disposed "a
lp'n'sh ROUGH STOCKS for the Hair.
ROLES, 30 quantities e net lee, than fee
thousand nos EloFe lhan twenty ,b,n.snd
jane g. 1891 fH
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BEWARE OF IMPoslTInN /,

III w htNhI VT tmFOSl ION
HAVING been for several years in posses.
u u sion Of . concern in Mr.NArHAs sagp
H,nps patent, Tor making and veEding his
OINTMENT. known by 'he name OF |" mr..
w Judtins' Patent Specific OilfraeaI,1 snd
ssyd Nathan Shepherd having obtained = new
patent thereon. and having likewise renew.
Ell with ~ Shepherd the same interest q held
before, u is deemed necessary that public no.
tee he given o. the circumstance. ffnv;p0
devoted much time and care during The above
period. IN preparing snd making this oiot
ment, and been instrumental in giving Il the
general character Il has sustained, with what
ever Improvements. IN III this time, Il has re.
eeived, present q TO public attention. A.
heretofore, the gcruineBess Of the ointment
may be known by the label around the oin,
ment pot. thus.
(" lNafs and sold. r6oiesais and RETAIL g,ar
F,eusrioi. Nd ~ g. HerHsas. concerned ~
ne patent right"
CHARLES HERsToNs.
DTF For sale IN
~. REYEs, CharIesso~p. Va
And ADAM YOUNG, ~.
way ~ iHSi HsTpen-Fsrry.
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REM OVAL.

MICHAEL MELHORN inform. the
AVA public, tina, he has removed his shop
TO the building lately occupied by Samuel
Gibson. where all who want
Patches, Jeuceiry. sc.
Are invited TO call. lie intends 10 keep
constantly on hand some frst-rate brass
eight day Clocks. in short cases. for man
tel pieces. of his own manufacture, war
ranted and very low priced. The watch
repairing. and other work in the shop.
will be done by ID. Holt. Jr. who would
thank those who want their work well
done. and at reasonable prices. TO give
him trial.
Harpers-Ferry. April II. IsSI.-Sm.
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WOOL WANTED.

NJ p viii receive any quantity Of DOL.
~ exchange fof Goods. and allow the
higheN price We have just received an
additional supply Of CARPETING. from
the Funkstown Factory ard shall. IN >
lew days. receive further supply. Wool
can be adssDtsgsously exchanged fnr car
petiog WM y. LOCK &CO
April 80. 1891
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do and 81. Doulngo Coffee,
II imperis, and gun powder Tes.
Young Hyson dn.
New Orleans and Sugar House Molas.es.
Lump and loaf Sugars.
Muse ado and New Orleans do.
Chocolate ice-Pepper-Sa salt,
Mackeral and Herrings,
Cognisc Brandy-Jamsiea Spirits,
Old whiskcy-Aprle brandy.
Cherry Bounce- wines--vipegsr.
Grading and Grass Scytbes--S,lver Sand.
ALSO,
LEMONS IND ORANGES,
and many other ARTICLES. suitable for the sea.
son, Just received, and for sale, unusually
cheap. RICHARD WILLIAMS.
CharIestowu. June 23.-3t.
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HERRINGS
Public Sale of Road Stock.

N'hC PuiO vi hOdI tDIOtk.
~ pursuance of the act Of Assembly. anil
Il an order u the Pre- s,dent snd Directors I, Z
the Smi'h6ed, ChsrleHovn. and Hsrn,r.
FeI'y Turnpike Company. seventy ons !SA..ye,
ot the Captai stock of said COMPANY. (auon
winch none Of the instslmen,s have bcen
paI') will be sol'I A. public auction. for ess b
70 he highest bidder. ~ Beckham's Hotel ,n
Charles'own, Oo Saturday The 10th dav az
July ensuing Sale 90 commence ~ ~ o.
clock, ":
The grading NJ the Road between Charles.
Town a"d baTpefs.FeFry, J. nearly romple,ed
" Is designed to cree, Toll Gate IN . few
Day, 80 a. 20 render productive 60 noch NJ
'he Road ~ will then be flushed. Tbrexi.
gene'es oi the Company have not heretofore
conferred y necessary - coeroe the psVmrpt
~ 'he ins'aiments called 10. 81 has po,v be.
come necessary. however. IN order 90 pa, Tor
re work nearly completed. that = consider
abie additional sum should be imrned,aisiv
pa'd INTO ,he Treasury Those Storkhold
sef'' 'hersiefe. ~ho have paid part, bat are
~ afrears inF some Of the insssiments called
So are respectfully notified, that unies. these
A'fe"sBes be immediately paid, the Bo.gd
VII be compelled. IN Ike manner. 10 sdv,r.
iisc end eel ileir stock.
by oder Of the iIosrd.
g., a.. 4. HUNTER, Sec'y
L
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Necessaries for Harvest.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAZE on

Corn end Grass Scythes,
Whet Stones-SickIes
Whisky by the Dbl. or smaller quantity.
Molssses, very superior,
Jsmsica Spirits,
Cognisc and apple Brandy,
Rum-Wines.
Loaf and brown Sagsr,-Coaee.
G.P J. Tea,-imperial do.-Y. Hyson do.
Pepper, Spice, and Rice, &c. &c.
Y>oGETHER with general assortment Of
Il Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Queens.
ware, Glass and China, Shoes and Hats.
which will DO sold cheap, either before or
after Harvest. WIN. +. LOCK GCc.
June IS, 1891.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

>ohWAh all persons fo:., trespzss.
Il ing upon the premises Of the subscri.
bers. in throwing down fences. riding through
their enclosures, driving wagons through
their hmbered land, in fishing, or otherwise,
~ Tor all such offences the utmost rigor Of
the law will be enforced without respect to
persons, JONAS CHAMBERLAIN,
JOHN kABLE,
ELI SWEARiNGEN.
June IS, 1881,
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II ESPECTFUI.LY informs his friends
~ and the public generally. that he is
receiving and opening a larger and more
splendid assortment Of GOODS, than he
has at any time had the pleasure OF offer
ing.
Harpers-Ferry, Cheapsidc No. IL
May IL, 1881
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CASH ron NEGROES.
2 W % IoFch.ss DIE HuHT-

M wish 70 porchsss OHaY. FFTFRY-
DRIED HBCRoHs ~ both .sSe..
rom - 10 70 years n age Also. mocha
n'cs OF every description Apply AZ John
Bnckmsster's tavern
Nay letters addressed 10 rs n this plars
VIII meet prompt sfteption.
:. Z. FRANKLIN.
p r. LEGG.
ChatIcsIoNn. June 10. 1871
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Patches. IrceirU, &c.

FOR SHE.

FOR SHE.
ENHE subscriber has just received 1T the
IL Chsriesiown Apothocary and Book
Store, The following works, which he offers
for sale nj very reduced prices, viz:
History Of Eogisnd, by Hume,
Smoileu and Miller 8 vols.
Gibbons Rome 4 vols.
Rnssei's Modern Europe 8 vols.
Giles Greeoe do
Ramsay. Universal History - do
Meals History Puri,ans do
Jose plus Works do
Musheims' EelesiastiesI History do
Glands Defence OF the Protestant Reforms
nation 9 vols.
Johnson's Works 9 vols.
English Drama 2 do.
Rooertson's History Of A merics ! do.
Robertson s History OF Charles the 5ih do.
Robsrtson's History OF Scotland } do.
Burke's Works do.
Scott's Life OF Napoleon 2 do.
Smellie's Philosophy do
Horns Introduction To the Critical Study
II knowledge Of the Holy Scriptures do
Magee on Atonement do.
Mcknight on the Epistles 4 do.
Burners History of the Reformation O do.
Scotts (WareTiy) Novels syo 20 do.
Byron's Works svo do.
Moore's CThomas) Works svo do.
Scots Poeticsl Works svo do
Crsbb's Poetical Works svo ! do.
Robert Treat Paine's Works in Verse and
Prose- vol.
Humes Philosophical ESSAYS do.
Federsli.t, on the New Constitution do
CONCENTRATIONS, Moral and Divine. Is, Sir
Matthew Hale . do.
Psley's Works, Stern's Works.
May 5. JAMES BROWN.
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ga ACRES OF LAID,

large proportion Of which is in timber OF
the finest quality. The advantages posse 50.
ed by this property are very great. Lying
near the Poi6mac and Shenandoah rivers, II
is in the vicinity of the large mills erected on
these streams, Wills, al the facilities for trans.
porting its produce to market, to be derived
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Csnsi. and
the baltimore Rail Road, will be enjoyed by
i, 10 the highest degree. There is . large
aud constant stream Of water running through
the tract. Of such magnitude that il supplies
several valuable mills before il reaches this
land. There arc also several fine lime stone
springs on tile estate. The cleared land is in
= high state Of cultivation. and the fences are
good. Possession can be had Immediately.
The terms will be accommodating, aud II
found advantageous to do so. the tract will
be divided into two parts to suit purchasers
All applications to be made to the subscri.
Der, residing at Chsrlestown. jefferson eoun.
~, Va. JOSEPH I. DAUGHERTY.
June q. 183I-tf