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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-30

nOMESIlC GOODS.-s4, A and
az brown Muslins. 4, 9. 4 4 and
bleached DO; Striped and furniture CottoDs
Bleached and brown Cotton Drillings; BED.
lticki8gs, .Pittshurg Cords; Cotton Yarn, ffsm
No 10 Is: Candle Wick, sc. Just rec eivea
and Tor sale by MoGMlRE 4 B0kQ.
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|T AND FOR SALE offer far sails. my
"a TRACT OF LIND, on Opeouon.
now occupied by Mr. Wagely, about four
miles from Martinsburg The terms will be
very accommodating. The tract contains a.
oeut four hundred and fifty acres, Of which
between seventy five and an hundred arc ve-
ny hne low grounds. II is admirably water
ed and there are not more than 400 acres
cleared.
If not sold before January, 1t win be rem
ted for term Of FIVE years.
HENRY ST. G. TUCKER.
June so. lS3l-6M
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MARTINsBURG, JUNE 80, 1881.

The President of the United States, has
amounted ROGER b. fancy, Esq. of Balti
more. Md. Attorney General Of the United
States, TO succeed John NJ. Berrien, Esq.
who was forced to resign, and we learn, Mr.
fancy has accepted Of the appointment
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Tickets S5-IIalves 50 so-Quarters vi IS.
Orders from the country by mail, post paid,
or by private hand, will receive she NEST
prompt attention, and tine Register" con-
tanning an official account OF the drawing for
warded Immediately on ats event.
s1-Address (post paidl
YATES & MCINTYRE Managers,
ITashagtos City.
June IS, 1881.
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MANAGFRS, OFFTcE

MANAGERS OFFICE
GELctters by Mail fpost paid) enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery. win receive the
post prompt attention, il addressed to
YATES g. M'INTYRE,
Washington City.
eEThe tickets and shares sent from the
Managers Office, Washington City, are in
all cases the original one, and Of course not
liable 10 any mistake or dispute: aud the
cash for all prizes may be had instantly upoa
the drawing.
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& ARD.-Persons indebted 10 the subsrri-
" Der, are respectfully informed that Mr..
EzKKIEL SHowERs, is authorised 10 receive
and give receipts for the same, as he cannot
personally wait on them, they are requested
to call, when convenient, on Mr. Showers.
N. 0WINGS.
June 80, 1s31.-6t
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Whole Tickets IS Quarters 4
Halves Eighths 2
- Packages Of 10 tickets in this lottery.
contain all the numbers, from TO 36 inclu-
sive,) and must of necessity draw at least S6l
90 nett, with 50 many chances for the capital
prizes, Those who prefer adventuring in
this way can receive Managers certificates Of
packages emitting the holders to all they may
draw over s5l SO, the amount Of the small
prizes: thus,
A certificate for package Of IL whole
tickets may be had for S1I0 40
A certificate Of IL half tickets for IS 90
do II quarters do ~ so
do II eighths do 80
Tickets and shares and packages, may be
had in the greatest variety Of numbers at the
office Of The Managers, Pennsylvania Avenue,
next door to Gadsby's Hotel, Washington
City.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
No. l3, for 1881.
To be dra,cn in Philadelphia. on Saturday Tho
Cd Of July, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-30

We perceive by the last Charlestown Free
Press, that the Mechanics of Harpers Ferry
have held a meeting, and nominated Gerard
Bond Wager. candidate to be supported at
the August election as delegate to the ge-
neral assembly. They disclaim all party
feelings on the subject.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-30

We learn that JAcoB RICHARD was cleo
led Clerk OF Morgan county court onMonday
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-30
Shepherd's- Tom Celebration.

respectable meeting OF the citizens of
SbcpEerdstowu, having assembled at Jacob
Sheetzs Hotel, on Wednesday evening, the
22d inst. for the purpose Of making arrange
nents for the celebration OF the Fourth of
July, DAVID SNlvELY, Esq. was called TO the
Chair, and Thomas VAN SwEARINGEN, ap-
poiutel Secretary. The object of the meet
log on its opening, was stated in brief but
appropriate terms by the Chairman On mo
ton. the following resolutions were adopted:
ResoEced. That Thomas VAN SwEARIsGEN
Esq be requested to deliver an --Oration be
fore the meeting assembled for the common.
grafton of the anniversary of American In
dependence.
Resolved, That DAVID SWIFTLY, Esq. he
requested to read the Declaration Of indie
pendence on that occasion.
ReSoieed. That Mcssrs .Jols, Jackson, Sam
uei T{umrickhouse, Daaiei Cameron Benjamin
Wiltshire and George haein, be committee
to make suitable arrangements for the occa-
sion
Resotred, That Capt Seihy be requested
to parade the Volunteer Company under his
command on that day.
Resolred, That Major Harper and Captain
Selby be committee to invite the surviving
Soldiers Of the Revolution to participate with
us in the festivities Of the day
Resolecd. That William M Selby, Seth B
Foster, Thomas Van Swearingen, Henry
Berry and David Snively be a committee ia
prepare toasts for the occasion.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published.
DAVID SNIVELT, Cha;yasaa,
THOMAS VAN SwEAslNGEN, Scc'y
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nc ke. &c.
Whole Ticket 5---Half2 ,50--Quarter 81 .1s
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
No. Is, for 1881.
To be dra,cn in Wilmington, Dell on Tues
day tbs 5tk Of July, 1891.
SO Number Formulation Lottery--6 Drawn
Ballots.
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all the world and TO regulate lts "diVeIsl'
ties Of ulterier preference" by his own gauge.
After he had been in this city about week,
cIoseted with this and that grand sachem, and
reconciling the feuds among his caterwauhng
editors, an invitation to dinner was trump
ed up among some two or three scores oil Of
flee holders, who took special care to present
their request just in time to save their bacon:
it was undoubtedly arranged that the Great
Humbug should be in a violent hurry to go
home to Albany, at the moment of receiving
this savoury invitation. Yet this incident
happily furnished the office holders with a.
mother chance Of demonstrating, IN black and
white, their grateful loyalty 10 that Greater
than Caesar, who fills all their souls with pa
triotism, and their stomachs with cabbage.
This sort Of thing must be done periodically,
in some shape or other-and charming
cheap plan indeed it is, for the preservation
OF favor and pay. The same original sentl-
ments-the same assurances OF DEVOTION
Ike the calculations Of an almanac, "with
little variation viii suit all places and sea
sons Moreover and above all, an occasion
was supplied TO the Great Humbug, for ano-
Their Of his ineomprehensible diplomatic rig
maroles, wherein he is pleased to beatty
Gen Jackson for his "nfcribitity and other
kindred virtues--and TO refer copiously, with
most m0uesl conpidcehCy, u ms o"" huui-
bic fundamentally in bringing about the pre-
sent unexsmpled prosperity in all parts OF
the universe, 1t is astonishing how much
I7sth can be whipped out of dozen goose
eggs-.H T. Erening Journal.
We would take the liberty of asking whe
Their sunctionary OF high rank. and whose
name has been mentioned as likely to be as
,oeiated in the new Cabinet, has not recent
RAH been allowed to the extent Of ten thousant
4oare, as a commission upon extra oificia
disbursements; whether the officer in ques
ton had no. offered 10 take one half Of lh'
sum thus allowed him, and whetherthe wne
arrangement ~as not expressly sanctioned b,
the President himself Nat. ,jolT.
If it is General JACKsos's intention TO SEM
Mai. EATON TO Russia, we trust he wi
make il imperative on him to carry out al
English Observation-Disclosures he Nigh
bring us into great disrepute with learne
Muscoyites. and We should have 10 call upo
him ''ior satisfaction lor the wrong and il
Jury he done US"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-30

Mr.. IseHAH arrivedin Baltimore on Tues
day morning, accompanied by Col Tewson
and Matthew St. Clair Clarke, Esq.
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Tickets S5-Halves So 50-Quarters I'll IS
VIRGINIA WHEELING LOTTERY,
No s, Cor 1891.
To be draun in Richmond, Ia. on Friday the
9Th Of July, 1881
go Number Lottery drawn ballots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-30

General Jackson has not yet appointed a
Secretary Of War.
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The Rideau Canada Canal will be I'm
ished early in August next It's magnl
Geent work.
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June 80, 1sSI.-st
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.

SO No. Formulation lottcry-6 drawn ballots
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-29
B.LrIxoRE, Dec Ia, 1881

Cr~rrrmss: have received yenr note
Of this date. informing me that the National
,RennI,l,,aa Convention new sitting ~ this
civ. have unanimously dominated me as
candidate for The Office OF Vics-pressdent Of
the United States.
The nomination by body 50 enlightened
and Datriot;c, for one Of he highest trusts Of
the Republic, is felt to be d very great honor.
and is appreciated aeceraingiy Ii IS the
more gratifying, ns il associates me in Their
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-29

Gsn John Upton was elected on The 9Th
inst by the Legislature Of Indiana, a senator
in congress to supply the vacancy eccssioned
b, the death Of Gen James Noble. now tenn
porarhy hAei by Gen. Rosert Hama. BY ex-
0csaasyca aYs,,oiata,eai
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-29

A gang cf eleven Of onag fb'.ves have bren
arrested IN philasieli ,hia " mus charges
Of .te..l.es Oh these f,,s re eennaEes. The
Oldest Of lhess;ss1J' ass han 10 years
Of age ~ IT. 10, nOsa than II sss''
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TnRp DAY, WEDNESDAY IA.
The following additional delegates appear
ed, and took their seats, viz:
From Virginia Philip |. Cohen, James
Carr, A b Spooner.
From Ohio Jeremiah Morrow. Ethan A
Stone, Samuel w. Davis, Robert A, Thurs
ton :,
From North Carolina John Hamilton.
From .Ne,y Tork.--Wm. j. Bacon, Jere
miah I'll. Pterson
From Tennessee Boyd McNairy
On motion OF Mr.. HoLMEs. the aiorena
med gentlemen then bau an opportunity CIV
en- them TO rise and record theiryote for sueh
| ndi, dual as they might peter Tor president
lof the United States, who seseraHy pFohouh
cea their preference FOR BENRY CLAY
Mfr. Dearborn. from the committee appoint
ed TO wait upon Mr.. CLAY, and acquaint hum
with his unanimous nomination TO the office
of president of the United States, oy ms
lconyen,ien laid before the meeting The ioi
lowing correspondence: 80.
Baltimore, Dee IS, 1881
Hos. HEsRY CLAY:
SfR:-T The undersigned have been appoint
led committee. by the convention OF na''oil
Al republican delegates. now assemble GIN u''s
lr,ty. to announce tbat you were this Gay una
InimousIy nominated for the Office oil pres'den'
lof the III iied States
! Entertaining the most exalted opinion o
lyour eminent talents, enlarged PATRIOTISM
and distinguished public services we has'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-29

Dr. Busbv. whose figure is baneaih ii
colnmeu sizc. wHs one day sccosfed in pui
lie. coffee room by an Irisa baronef Of colo
sal s.atbre With. MAY J pass TO my sea
@ giants When the ssoctor politely mat
WY. nd replied, Pass o pigmy oh 81
SAID the lsrsi,et. INV expression alluded
shessze 81 yoar inieAect And my EXPIRE
sion,s sai s.se eector. 10 the sise % your
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-18

"a OiiGE.-Was committed TO the jail of Chester.
heid county, Va, on the 22d day of June last
to James Ross of Pttsyivania county near Danvine
o'Sur ye"ow, about feet 10 inches high; has a mol,
nnues ms right eye no other mark visible; A.
g'nla cloth coat and white panaloons and an oil b,an,
a'. me owner OF said negio is requested TO come
forward, prove his property aud take him away, and
law. j. b. GOODF Ill ~ IN "cco'uing 10
Sept IL. y e ese'ae,J.e'd'
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% by virtue of dead OF lIust ex-
u eeu'ed by J.f,rsoD Swami, on The 22I dsv 81
oSPemper 1879, Tor purposes thsrein mes, oneJ and
recorded 10 The ClsIk4 Office OF PowbaIap eo,n'v
=, wiz oe exposed 10 sale, 10 The highest bidder
n 1S, on The third Wednesday in d. cembsr next
S S rowsa'ao county Court doy ,ra,, OF land I'M
u 'uo eoaay OF po"ha'an, called aod known by ,te
nns acres and adjoining the laud. Of chat T.vcr
AD1 olmutI DE- Ike and O'her,; so much ibefeoi a,
|ni % suneieni 10 'aisy hoe purposes of n, said
deed: and such lille DULY az The T,ns,e., taiu
aetd Of trust AFORESAID will be conveyed 10 the pur.
~, ~ THE TRUSTEES
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Treasury DEpARrMENT. )

"HERFAS, Ns'iee given uy rSIs D.5sr,.
w meat on the l.t in'tan,, TO the Propyie,ors q,
The -Four and a hny per cent Stock of Fine Million,
Donms created IN pursuance OF on AGt of Ccng,es,
o. he 20 OF May 1924; ard to h. Proptstors OF the
,he 18Th OF My, 1920, that the C.r,ifss,s, If h .,i
sock WIZ be redeemed en- tbs lt and q Of JInuarv
aeA',e.pee'iv'iy; sud WI fome OF hs Peoria,
.s OF me sid stocks may desire the Reimbursement Of
1hu@y, NOTICE is NOW GIVEN, ThSt on H. era
mn's'ion and surrender by the Proprietor # soy CIR
o! nr Ai'aIn-y duly constituted Of The Trea,v-
or d'ed, atiny time previously of the Aforesaid Ia or
~ 2, O. January pex', as 'hs case nsy behs principal
" ne 'sla iassie will be reimbursed and Tho In
teree' which 'heH have accrued ,h,,so, 60 . ,, w
OF 'u'h 'urrseder, wii be Ia'd. LOUIS McLaNE.-
Secretary If The Tfsastvu
W II 44-=a. Ia Ia,
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ENFORMATIoN waNTED-U ,hs cb,d,- -
I'll heirs OF Goodrich CbappelI, who removed .oua
years ago from The county OF New Kan, 10 ths S,a,e
o. nnesseS, "li apply to the subscriber, ,e,iding
10 'he city OF Richmond, State of Visioa nv 81,
reserve Intelligence 10 their advsnisg Il viii b. mo-.
proper Tor bem bret Ito wde 30 the subsc,i5.r befya
,hey come or send n AID their letter shall be promn,
tell. n VIZ, ~ y. n ~ U.s.
Ire Editors 81 The Register printed In KaaxviIls
ana oil inc Republican pTin'ed in Nashviil. In ~,
o'es OF Iennes'ee, are requested TO inssr TIE sho.s
IN ihsir resp eve p,per, once week for eivhI
Tor payment. . ''0 wing;
SIP g. O.,
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May 10.


SEDUCATl0N.-rhe undersigned VIII ope 10 School
on ihs ls, oil November nexi, at his residence,
mil g north OF Cumberland Court house-Th monibs
Of Msy anG Oftoaer will be given as vacations The
course OF Instruction will embrace The English Latin
ma Geek Languages, Mathematics, History and
ComPosi.n. Spesia attention will be paid 10 the moral
character aud habits Of the youth entrusted to nv
wiz be ny object 10 lead the minds of pupils to the
eu"Eanon OF SOUND and viruous priOcipIes, aud TO
ibis end TIE Bible wi be made textbook in The
Sc ool' and reeilA.ions on once week. or ofen,t
will be required.
The discipline OF The School will be parpntsj-J
shall be preFars 10 accommodate six border, in mo
i'mhy. Boarding DO had ia the meet regpeetabIe
iamilies convenient 10 the Sshool.
iefms-Fcr Greek, Lain, Mathematics $50
English branches, 25
Bard ('iuIent 6bdiDg bst) IS
when bed, bedding, &c 10 furnished, 90
per anbnm Of 10 mon'hs, The proportional part 10 b.
Pad al 'he eommenctm M OF each session. Pubis
ESamiDa'ions will be held the slo,e Of each term
dress the subscriber near Cumberland c. II.
VIM. ". PAGE.
Cunbetl md. Aur. %, 1881. 3O-eowSw
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A CCOMMoDATlON STAGE AVN No >,,,,,,,,
IA FkA yELLlNG.-Th, subssrlber Il ,nssn.t
- ,ua ,n ana haetog invitation gi,. b,n
o'Issve 70 Lorsa Court houIe, ~,
Prc,,n. hno tqnnSS from Rehgo6d 10 snge coa.,
D. 90 nh'en cotIaxioo direcl lies OF our borsa
f,or, Ch'sI WIZ DO meds TO Riehmend ~ rec wesk
io CsssIiotesVle, all d4Y trsvelling The di,lsnss
LIN IosIet esvs 10 Riebeotd is about eiehiyso"p
Leave Charlottesville Sundays and w.do,s5... :,
. s,oek' n NJ and arrive a, Richmond on Ma1Js1s
so9 Ibur.dey', al o'clock, p. NJ
beSve Edmond on Wednesdays ard Sundays AT 4
Ocioek A. Nj ,snd arrive at ChsrIot,esy,s en- mondav
and Thursdays by noop. ~ ''O"""J"
age Iair through So; in,srnedias digauess cents
p Pc, mhP. bsgg'gs Of The risk oil tho owners Tos
Pugs are a"vfed That meme ohe than The best borss,
sna o'iyer, Of ueqCe'ioned capacity VII be permitted
- ~, ,eryse'- Ny s'sge Office a, IBIS lime In en-.
nCto, KEPT 81 the Washington Boi, Alter tho 6vst
10 VI V''oOe' my oihse viii b removed TO he Belt
~. Jim ~ PRICE
a. w97
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the fidelity OF the beautiful and touching lines of our
dent Aviator" shalt recall IN the anjs oI como of cor
}, the bitterness orsprivstion presents ao in no unaua
su'e, tho Accomplishments by which tempered and
THE DYING BoY.
II must DO sweet, ia chiihood, TO -vs back
The 'piti, to iva Mokvr; tho heart
Has grown familiar with the y tihs q sin,
know n boy, whose infant feet hal ,rud
Upon the blossoms of some springs,
400 when the eighth eamo rouod aud called him out
10 rersi IN Is light. lao turnod away,
AVID sought his chamber, TO lie down and die.
TWAS meht-he summoned his accustomed friends,
And, on tins wise, bestowed his last bsquOst.
Mother In, dying now
There's deep sufocaton in my breast.
A. m'ome h"avy hnnd my bosom prsssedi
md ON nay brow
I feel tho cold sweat stand,
Ny lips grow dry aud usmu Gus, and my breath
Genes fobly up. oh, tell me, is this death
Molhcf your hand
ucrs-isy II on my wrist,
and place tho other thus beneath my head,
Aud say. sweet mother, say, whom 1 tn dead
Shall be misscdI
Never beside your knee,
s na tn Eel Down again a, nightto pray;
Hor WIN tho morning wake sDd sing tho hy
fen taught me.
oh, at tho time Of prayer,
When you look round, AND soc vacant seat.
You will not wait then for my coming ssot-
hon'il miss rue there"
aFa,her I'm going home
10 tho good homo you spako OF, tat biost LAND
Where 1t is One bright summer always, and
20 mus, he hsppy then
rom rom pam anu death you say shall be free.
Shall meet sgain ."
Brother the little spot
used 10 call my garden where long hours
Wee 'aysd 10 watch tho budding things and Gov
Forget Unot!
Plant there soma box pine,
eomething that ives In winter, and, will n,
n vetdhnt offering my M emory,
And callr minc -
" Sisrr--my young
Ihat al the spring has been IN o,snnt Gre.
Just putting forth its leaves green aud fair
give to thee.
Asd when it's bloom
ithall he gone away, my short hEa done
but Will you not bestow single one
Upon my tomb =
Now, mother sing the tune
You sang last night I'm w"aty, and m nat ,j,sn
Whu was 1t cahd my nave Nav do IA, xc.,
You all como 500 :" ~
Morning spread over earth Ter wn-a-
ANA thnt mock sufferer, co.d ana ivory.palo,
Lay on his couch asieep. The gentle air
lame through the open window, frcishted with
Tho paNouTy odours Of the early spring
lie hreoihcd II not : tho laugh of pnssers by,
Jared, like discord in some mouTnfsl tun,
But worried not his sumbeu. Hc was dead
vIAToR.
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HSOR REN r.--An elegant sand ior ID Y Good
d an' Gfoc ny ore 81 WaeT's Tavern in spotsyl.
ysnia county, Va. IL was iorn ely ocsupsd by Iso
h'Vy--s such " viii fal sosle mao, as IL Is IL .
E0od beigbbo1Thnod fos bu'oess.- FJr terms, appIv
20 ISAAC q. BoXLEy, residing ., the prsmiseS
WI A2-rHr
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|ANo The PU BLIC-i ofer .or sale III al valu d e
Id farm OF n,ios, in The upper end OF Hanover
county, eooeiing sbou, fiteen hundred acres nearly
o. -ioer'a IL low ground. There is good water a
soou ies mouse "tsy eonvsneni 10 The dwelling e
very corDod,ous aud large barn, together viii al
"sesisasy ou-sonsss, and OF ths beat Stable, lie
V'sinii. Any oae wishing 10 purshass the above
'srn cap know tho 'srms by application 10 the sub.
sstiher. Thste il one Of the bss, arvis aud nsrea
orchards on he land. Ii Is useless 10 sly GOV thing
more about he above farm, iLink tie pur
would view the premises in the frst place. 1 will
'ell 80 or 40 negroes residing ,be place, v. nv
nne parcel OF you,g well br,ke muss aud le,ween
40 aud 90 bead Of cattle, aud about hs same number
oil sheep aud hogs, Sc. sc.
The purchaser shall have the liberty ti s,ed!nS a
crop ct @heal in duo his fall! shall re auirc
ed in hu'i on the land 10 secure the payment.
PAUL L. boswell.
Sept. l6. sI-wU
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e iNNEN BOTANIC GARDEN AND MIR
~ SEklES-FLUsHING, NEAR NEw-Y oRK.-
VIM. Prince & Sons, proprietots, announce tba, The
great extension msde in their Etabi hment, which
now covers near so acres, pary SLED win The
ceoees fraii trees 1wering shrubs and plants enables
them TO osr tina various kinds at reduced p:ss sa,ed
10 their new catalogues, which will be sen, 10 ar pst
son WHO applies for Them The sizs, quality and ex
ceileuee OF the rees excel all previous psros and
The most ssrnpulous at cation has been deyoied 10 their
accuracy, which IS invariably offset of their pc,
iena attention. To Nurseries ey viii allow liberal
discount aud convenient orsd.-An letters desiring
iniormaiiou VIII be replied to by the Grst mail Al.
many persons arc agents for different, Nurseries IL s
requested That orders, intended fer u.s. be particularly
spe'lh'd. Every Invoice, sent by us, has printed
heading ard our signautc aud Jueh proof OF oiigin
must DO Unlisted on, as take upon 6urJely, no re-
spon'bli y, unless such invoice can BIO produced
Their Treatise on The Vine, describes 290 kinds Of
grapes, 'ae Treatise on Horticulture, Also describes
grea' variety OF ,Tossand pIsnis aud The PJmolo ss
NJ anrai describes above 800 kinds Of ui,s; so that
lee Ions can be AIDE with kDoylsege Of their qos.
ues--Thesc book and also caaloguNs, M y tie obtain
cd Of Toe snbefibsr who Ill also srt-ar oide g. &c
JAMES WINSTON, Agsn', RitSmoud, Va.
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