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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-06-30
NOTICE..

>THE subscribers having b.en appointed by
Il the Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
trict Of Litchfeld Commissioners to examine,
adjust and settle the claims of the creditors of
HIRAM II. COMrNGs, of Washington, in said.
district, which were due on the 5,h Of Aprik'
"A. ID. 1881. the said Cominss having on said
18th Of April made an assignment of his pro-
perry to Trustees according Ia the provisions
Of an &C! entitled ian act in addition to an
act entitled an act against fraudulent convey
ancss," hereby give notice that said Court
hath allowed six months from and after thu.
9Th of June, 1881. for the said creditors 10
exhibit their claims; at the expiration Of
which time all claims not presented will be
fOreclosed and disallowed. And that we shalt
meet for the purpose of attending 10 the d,'-
ties OF our said appointment. at the County
House IN Litchfeld, on the 9th day of August.
the 9th day Of October. and the 9th day of
December, 1891, at nine o'clock in the fore
noon of each Of said days.
ALBERT SEDGwIcK,
ELIHU HARRIsoN, Comn'rs.
SAM'L P. BoLLEs;
Litchfeld, June 8, 1891 l:
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Post-Rider's Notice.
Litchfeld. June %

At Court Of Probate holden at Kent, ,Citkin
and for the District Of Kent. on the l6th day
Of June, 1891. Estate Of JOSEPH SKIFF,
late cfesoid Kent. deceased. r
THE administrator represents the estate
'nsoiyent, and prays the appointment al
commissioners thereon: Whereupon, order
ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine,
and adjust the claims Of the creditors Of said
estate, De appointed at the Probate Office Ia
ssse Ment, On the list day Of July, 1881, at 8
O'Clock IN the forenoon: And thst an persons
interested In said estate NAV he notified there-
Of. the administrator win cause this order 10
De published 10 newspaper printed in Litch-
field, and pes copy thereof in some pahlic
place ia said Kent. =
Atrae copy Of record. E
NATH'L P. PERRY, Judge.
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AT a Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
,rithin and for the Probate District Of Liich-
field, on the 18th day Of June, l831-Present.
Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge, holding the
same.
pom the petition of Aurilla Spencer. Of
" NelsOnvillr, county of Athens, and state.
Of Ohio, showing to this Court that she is the.
mother and guardian Of Ephram SPENCER, Of
said NelsOnville, minor Of about 13 years of
age. and Of Mary Spencer. Of said Jacksonville.
a minor of about four years Of age; end that
said minors are owners in fee-simple Of GER
tain real estate lying in Litchfeld. in said pro-
bate district, which descended to them from
their father, Elias Spencer, deceased, late of
said Nelsonvillr, and part Of which descended
{" said Elias. deceased. from his mother, Sa-
rah Spencer, late ofsaid Liichfrld. deceased,
and part Of " hich came To said Elias, decpas-
I'd. as heir and devisee of his father. Ephraim
Spencer, late of said Li.chfeld, deed. which
lands are more particularly described in said
petition on file; the interest of said NJ inors in
said real estate being valued at about two hun
drcd dollars. And further stating that said
land is unpr0ductive to said minors. and that
the pracceds thereof are needed fur their cd
ucatl0n and support; and praying this Court
to- empower her or some other meet person
to sell and convey said real estate in du. form
of law, bonds being first duly given to vest or
apply the avails thereof as required by Iaw.
as I.rr petition on file dated 18th June, 1881.
Whereupon it is ordered By this Court. that
said petition be continued To the 1st day Of
September, 1881, at 10 o'clock in the f"re-
noon; and that notice of the pendency there
Of be given IVY publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the newspaper printed
at said LiteAaeld, the last of which puI!ica-
lions shall he at least six weeks before said
LIST day of September. 1881.
true copy Of record. Attest,
Q FREDERICK WoLcOrT, Judge.
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NOTICE.

g. 49,
TKNHE new and splendid Steam Boat SU-
IL PERiOR, built by the N. Haven Steam
Boat Company expressly for a DAY BOAT
(Which has been so loudly called for) to run
between New Haven and New-York. is now
completed. and will commence running on
Monday the Cd Of Mny nert. She will make
ing New York Tuesday. "Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday mornings at 6 o.
clock-and returning, leave New-Hayen on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays
aud Fridays. at o'clock P. M. No pains or
expense has been spared to render this Boat
safe and commodi"us; her boilers are placed
on her guard, and are upon the low pressure
principle. Her speeds expected to equal that
Of the fastest boats upon the East River. Her
commander, Capt. San lord, is well known to
the public. Post Coaches travelling
with extra speedy will start for Hartford, via
Meriden and Berlin, immt diately on the arr-
val of the Boat at New-Haven. By this line,
the passage between Newly ork and New-Ha-
ven will usually be made in 6 to hours, and
between New York andHartford in II to 12
hours-of course by daylight.
Passage from New Haven to New-YOrk,
f,oo dollars; from Hartford to New-Y York, in
Guiding stage fare. three dolLdrs-meais extra.
0FThis Boat will carry no freight --'-
The Steam Boat United States,
Captain Beecher. will continue to ply between
New-Haven and New-Yerk. and will carry
freight upon the usual terms-leaving New
Haven on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
evenings, att o'clock. and leaving New.Y"rk
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 2
O'Clock (hoOn.e
Fare too doliars-Meais EXTRA.
JOEL ROOT, Agent.
Ne,o' HaUen, april 95. 1884 fac
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Hardware g. Cutlery.

Also, an extensive and complete assortment
of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, consist
ing of almost every article wanted by house
keepers, mechanics, farmers and others. A..
so, Joiners' Planes, and Moulding Tools OH
and Paints Whitley wash, and other Brushes !;
Glass, Nails, large and small Steel Yards
Brass Kettles cnrl'd hair for Mattresses, &c.
with general assortment of
Crockery and Glassware,
GROCERIES,
LEATHER, &c. &c.
Customers are respectfully invited to call
and examine our goods and prices
Litchfeld, April Z, 1881. 4S
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PEN AND POCKET
Knives, Scissors, &c.
SMITH & SHERMAN,
Corner of Chapel and State Streets,
Hare ;ust Imported, BIZ the Packet Ship NopO-
leon, from Sheffield. England,
zoo DOZEN Pen, Pocket aud Cotton
Jul KNIVES
100 dozen Braithwaite's" superior quality
SCISSORS
$50 doz. CHISSELS and GOUGES, in sets
so J. & H. Sorby's Cast Steel PLANE
IRONS
500 best east steel Taper SAW FILES
400 " KNIVES and FORKS-including
few elegant sets Of IuOry Handles
81 pieces in each set
-ALsO-
Braces and Bits; Squares; Bowels; Butcher,
Bread and Shoe KNIVES
Sheep Shears, Saws Of all kinds, &c. &c.
~ The above will be sold at Wholesale or
retail. at small advance from the cost OF
importation.
NeqC- Hdren, June 20
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At a Court of Probate holden at Salisbury.
tcifhin and for the District Of Sharon, on the
10Th day Of June, A. D. 1851
Present, Samuel ChNrch. Esq. Judge. :,
TTPON the petition Of Milton Noyes, Of
" Manchester, in the county Of O!Ttario.;
and state Of New-York, shelving to this court
that he is guardian of Hannah Ann NOyes and
Mary Jane NOyes, nf Rochester, county of
Monroe, and state Of New York. minors; that
said minors are the owners Of real estate siin-
ated in Sharon, in tho county Of Ltchfield,'
viz: One undivided third part Of certain
piece or parcel ofiand which they own as te-
nants in common with John Noyes and the
petitioner the said Milton Noy+s. bounded
north on land of Daniel Clark, EAST on high,
way, south and west on land of Nathani.sp
Church. Jr. containing thirty acres; also one
undivided third part Of about six acres of land
bounded north partly on land of Hrzekiah
Goodwin, and partly on land Of Elakim S.
S,oddard, east. south and west on land Of said
Stoddard. valued at about five hundred dol
lars: that it would promote the interest Of
said minors if said land were sold and the a
walls thereof vested for the benefit of said mi
nors according to law-praying for liberty to
sell said property for the purposes aforesaid,
as per petition on file.
1t is ordered by this Court, That said guar
dian give notice ofsaid application, by causing
the same to be published in one of the news
papers printed 10 Litchfeld, in the county Of
Litchie1d, three weeks successfully, ut least
six weeks before the hearing and that said
petition will be heard ut the Probate Office in
said district, on the 4lh day Of October next,
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Certified from Record.
20 SAMUEL CHURCH.. Judge:
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POETRY.


From the Episcopal Waterman.
BAPTISMAL HYMN.
Let the infant soldier now
With the hallowed srosA be signed!
Bind the frOntlet on his brow,
Time and death csnnOt unbind:
Words Of earnest faith and prayer,
Drops Of censecrated dew
Fhey can work a wonder there,
Earih's enehaninents never knew.
Happy mother! sealed and blest,
To your arms your treasure take,
With the Saviour's mark impressed,
Nurse him for the Saviour's sake.
So that holy work begin,
Ever doing, never done,
Till, redeemed from all our sin,
Heavens eternal crown be won!
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FOR NETWORK.
Through by Day Light!

Hold, Driver! ,ohich ,cay is This Coach
bound?" For Ne,o- Haven and Ne,o York.
Sir. ~ ,eish four seats-take our baggage"
Stage is ready, Geniiemen-it ,cants but too
minutes of o'elock-re must be punctuat to
the time.
MAIL COACH for New, Haven and New
1vA York leaves Parks Hotel and Stage
House Monday, Wednesday & Friday morn
ings precisely at 4 O'Clock. arriving at New
Haven in time for the new and elegant Steam
Boat SUPERIOR. Captain Sanford, which
arrives in New York from & to o'clock the
same afternoon. For passage or information
apply to J. PARKS.
LitchfeId, May 5 t47
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WO OIL.

T7HE Subscribers having located them
Il selves at WoLcoTrvlLLE, for Manutdc-
turing WOOLxgive notice that they Will Pur-
chase the article, and pay cash on delivery
Woicott, GroUes y Goodaod''.
WOlcottvile. June 10 tto2
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SpringGOOds.
THIS DAY RECEIVED By
S. p. & WIN. BOLLES,
4 general assortment
Su.soNARTE DRY GOODS,

Among sChich may be found =,
NEW and elegant patterns CaIlo"es ana
In Ginghams, black and cold MarcelIne'
Italian, Gro de Naples. Sinehew, Sarcenet,
striped and green LustEing and other SILKS;
So and So Bombaznes blk, Canton and a.
and Ga Italian Grapes, fg'd and plain SWISS
Book, Null, Jaconet and Cambria MusLINs;
Bishop Lawns, mourning Battiste, Ginghams
and Calicoes, Linen Cambria and H'dkis {;
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery: Irish Lin
ems. Linen and Cotton Diapers, brown Bat
tiste and Cambrics. green Wors'cd Barrase
and Wells. Lace Teils, MerinO and Imitation
ShQtcIs, Fancy Hdk.fs, Gloves, Mitts. plain
and tambDur'd Bobbinets Laccs and Foot
ing. Silk and Cotton Hdk'fs. blk. Italian, and
Muslin Cravats VEsrINGs Silk and Cot
ton Umbrellas; BROADCLOTHS;S Sheet
ings. Shirtings, Tickings, Dimlties' Checks,
Stripes, corded Velvet, Nankerns, Sa''Inett'
Prunelle, Beavertrens. Drllings, Lasting,
Sat:een, Duck, Tailors' Trimmings. SsckIng
Bottoms, and great variety of other Dry
| Goods, which shall be sold at such prices as to
compete with any ether establishment in this
county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-25
POSTSCRIPT.
BY THIS DAYS MAIL

We give very interesting letter from Wash
ington Correspondent.-In the Telegraph of Satur-
day evening, we find the following, from which
twill be seen that Gov Branch sustains Messrs
Ingham and Berrien
The Telegraph also publishes letter from Phi.
ladelpha, authorisng the editor TO state, that the
original friends of Jackson in Pennsylvania, will
an few days, transmit for publication, an expose
of their views, &c. and renunciction of adhesion
to him for a second term!!!! This is great news
as Cardinal Wolsey said, ''news indeed" The day
is already won. Jacksonism is down. Now for
summersetts! Hath not our Contemporary already
delayed it too long What candidate will he fold
in his meretricious embraces
."Shout, shout, we're gaining ground.
Shout the Devils Kingdom downw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-25
DIR. RAND11LPH

HAVING recently returned from London
- and Paris, and having the m"st eln'-
nent operators, operate in the English umc
FRENCH Metropolis, tenders bis professional ser
vices to his friends and the public generally, ant
from his daily attendance at the London Hospi-
tulS, under Tie direction of Sir Ashley Cooper,
the late DIR. John Abnrnethy. and SIR Henry
Hal ford, "nd many Other Surgeons and Ply
'cians, OF equal mp"rlun.'; aud III Purs, at
the ii tel ID Gu under TIL Gir-ct on Of the most
eminent Surgeons aud Physicians, in the French
Metropolis; aud during his tour through Europe
he bad great Oppor unity of seeing the best
practice and most skl'ul operations performed
by tie m 8 talented Surgeons, and rom bis ex-
perIenc", both ~ pu lie aid private practice, he
fiatters hImseif, mat those that may honour him
with their confidence. that his mode Of prac-
ticg will be crowned with success. His office
Is ~ X door 10 Mr.. Watkins Book Store, on f.
ior Man Street.
Richmond, July 1881. iv 25 git
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Slaves for Sale

obedience to a decree,al order of Henrico
Iounty Court, pronounced on the 9th tuy
of June last. in the suit of Jno. Brnckepbrouob
and Walter Dun, ex'ors of John Graham, decd.
against Curtis Carter, ex'"T. of VIM. Saun-
ders, and others. dep 'uding in said Court: on
Monday the LIST day of August next, at eleven
ocloc K; A NJ. shall offer for snl-, to the high
est bidder, at public auction ut the front door of
TIE Bell Tavern, in The City of Richmond, on
credit of six and twelve months. the slaves
Esther and her child Sally Ann, in the proceed
!ngs mentioned, as belonging 10 the estate of
VIM Saunders, decd.-Bonds with approved
security, will be required of the purchaser or
purchasers. CURTIS CARTIR
Jy l6-ts Exor of VIM SAUNDERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-25
FOR SHE

WILL be offered at public auction, ON the
" premises, ON the 9th of August, if fair
not' the next fair day--a tract Of Land, lying
IN the county OF Hanover, "a miles from Rich
inond' on the main stage road leading to Louisa
Court House, and adj, ming the lands of Rich
ard Morris, Esq. the late Capt. Dabney ard
others: This tract contains about 500 acres, SO
OF which are we'll tiR,bered-is situated in an
agreeable neighborhood, and is remarkably
healthful. 1t is deemed unnecessary to say any
thng respecting the quality of the land, rs those
inclined TO purchase, will no doubt wish ia
examine for themselves will be
gwen on the LIST of November. with the privilege
ct seeding crop of wheat.
The terms will he ape fourth cash-,he bal
ance IN three equal annual inst alments-foi
which bonds, and deed of trus- upon the pro.
Perty. will be required WM l.. WIGHT.
jy l2-2tc
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EDITORIAL CoRREsPoNDENcE.

-, pAsHINoToN, July %, 1881.
You viii perceive by the publication made bv
Mr.. Berrien this morning that our Administration
,lH enveoPod in another 'baze Of glory Every
decent intelligent man, matter to what party he
belongs (unless he is a worsbipper at tho palace or
an Office hunter) now openly declares his convic
tiop, that ths fate of this unfortunate Administra
;tion is irrevocably sealed. Even the unprncipled
crew, that Geu. Jackson has drawn around him,
who still cling to the "maligp influence" have a.
.oandoncd themselves to despair; though they keep
up a shew Of confidence in the Globe and that ver
aclous and consistent public journal the Richmond
Enquirer. But what will your 'tcsty" neighbor
over tue way say when he reads Mr.. Berrien's adj
dress 70 the public! Will he still pursue his Jes
uitica can't his contemplate sophistry and studied
,Prevarcatlon? or will he come out as he ouobt 70
DO and candIdly acknowledge that he has been
grossly deceived by the misrepresentation OF GER
tain "laborious" public officer at the seat Of Gov
srnment7 Many Of the friends Of your moracIen
here who have still some respect left for his char
scter, say that he win now acknowledge that ha
has been nnisled into error; and that be win de.
neunee, with the same boldnees that he has de-
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LAID for Sale

VIE subscriber offers for sale, bis tract q,
hand, lying in Powhatan county, on Apo
mS''oN river, about 10 miles above Genito. 3
9eIow element Town, and - above the Court
p' adjoining the land of Charles Eggiestou.
nicnsrd w atkins, Hugh French, and others
ne tract contains about 600 acres; between Q
a"u 'oo acres OF which are creek aud river low
S''u'os OF very excellent quality, equal to anv
v" hPpomattoN river. Some OF the river low
GROUNDS are yet unclearcd. The high LAND i. in
goed state for cultivation, and The purchase
WI! nave II in his power to seed from 100 Ia / 20
wv, s"eia Oh wheat on good coin and tobacco land
lie WOOD land is well iinbered and more th,n
d sutnciehcy fog the support of the plantation
n nucPe"oeh1!y OF the nncleared lot grounds
Nv improvements consist of an overseer's huuse
ana gooa negro quarters, an excellent new prnn.
cry uhd .hrrshing machine attached To it, and
.oosGeo carns sufficient for curing 80 to 10000
we'gh' OF tobacco. Any person wishing to view
."e iano VIII at any time be shown il by my brc-
,Ier; ", Eggies'on, VINO lives adjoining, or AIR
hogn ffehch, who at present occupies IT. The
purchaser VIII be allowed tho privilege of seed.
Jug crop OF wheat this iall.--Should the aboy,
deser'acd land be not sooner sold privately
lho'ice OF which will be givcn.) il will be sold
publicly. to the highcs, bidder at Hugh French,
Tavern, on the Buckingham Rad, IL miles alb W.,
10" hatan Court House. on Thursday, the 18th
amy OF August, il fair. if not, the mex, fair day.
1 ne terms shall be accommodating, aud will be
made Known on the day of SALE or ON apo!ica
ton to he subscriber, residing in Amelia coun.
", . WM. EGGLESTQN.
70
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Employment for Civil Engineers.

IHNHE President and Directors OF the Board
II of Public Works of Virginia, are DESTROYS
of obtaining the services of Civil Engineer
during the present year, to survey, under the
direction of the Principal Engineer of the State
the Shenandoah River. and the country adjacent
thereto, with view of ascertuining the practical
bliIty, and relative advantages and disadvanta ges
OF the Improvement Of said River, by locks and
dams, or by canal, or of rail road, through
the valley of said River
Ihey wish also TO employ another Engineer,
to examine and survey Black Water River, to
ascertain the practicabllity of opening that Ri
yer, and cutting canal from Pagan Creek, near
Smthheld, IN Ise of Wight, to some navlgablo
point on said Black Water River, and from the
head of Black Water River, 10 Appomattox Ri
yer, a, or near Petersburg. 1t is probable, that
other surveys will also be required.
Applicants will be expected to produce. salts
factory testimonials oftheir competency and skill
from Civil Engineers of EST ablished high repu.
tatlon, and to state what compensation they ma,
| deem adequate TO their services.
| BY order of the Board of Public Works
j. BROWN, Jr., Second Auditor
~ The Editors of the National Intelligencer
and Telegraph. will please publish the above, ono,
aweek for three weeks, and send their account t,
the Second Auditor for payment.
lie 03-laTy3yU
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JOHN Z. QU3RLES

p EsPEcTFULLY informs the cuslomers of the
IA late firm Of John T. Quarles g. CO. and
the public generally, that he has purchased of
F. d J.. s. James their interest in the stock of
goods, belonging to that concern.
TO his friends, who have SO literally patron
,zed him while transactiDg the business of the
late firm, he returns his grateful acknowledge
ments, and solIcirs continuance Of their patron
age. Those who have not dealt with him, he
invites To call and examine his stock, which is
good for the season; and will, in few weeks.
be repienished with every description of fall
goods.
His prices will be low, for cash. or to pune
tual customers, on the usual credit.
Louisa Couri-House. June 28th, 1881.
Je % 1awdt
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TO THE EDITOR.

WASHINGTON, Odd July, 1881.
SIR: In my communication to the public, which
appeared in the National Intelgencer of this morn
ing, mentioned that had not yet heard from
Mr.. Branch, to whom had forwarded a copy of
Col. Johnson's letter. have now to state that,
by the mail of this morning received letter from
MIR. Branch, dated the goth instant, in which he
says,
"fou can very we'll imagine my surprise, on
reading the ColonePs Johnson's letter, from what
you yourself experienced. My recoHections Of the
interview VIII most abundanuy corroborate all that
you have said"
am, very respectfully, Sir, your obi, seryt
in. MACPHERSON BERRIEN
To the Editor of the Telegraph.
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AEKWOOD Es9Ss1,E.

wv be sold that well known and highly val.
- aole tFcebold Estate. situated in the county
Cuipefer; Virginia about 80 miles from Fred
er,cksourg, late the property of Mr. Carter Bev-
eriey' and afterwards of DIR. Jno 8. Thorn,op:
but now in the occupation of Mr.. John Brown.
ing' who is going to England. The Estate ;s
SO well known for the fertility of the soil ard
the beauty OF its situation, that q particular
description Is unnecessary. The Mansion House
Is In excellent repair. and 10 happily placed on n
gentle emrepce in the centre of the vicinity.
Ii Is bounded Oh the East, Northeast. North
and Northwest, by the river Rappahannock on
the banks of which l.e 700 acres of fertile
Land, the most part lie in bottom al present in
the highest state of cultivation. and covered
with luxurant crops of clover. The surround
ing uplands produce excellent wheat, rye and
oats, and there Is body of wood suficien, to
maintain the fences. 1t has, likewise, the sim
gulss advantage Of small stream, passing
through the Estate, which never fails, 30 that
all the helas are well watered; and there is q
capital NJ Ill site. on which formerly stood Mer.
chan: Mill and Saw Mill. The Farm building,
Barn, Corn House, Overseers House. Negro
quarters, &c, ore at u convenient distance
from the Mansion Honse, and aff;rd tho most
ample accomtnooaton fer carrying on The bust
ness of the farm. 1his property will be sold
by public auction, in June next, 1892, altope-
Their, or in hts, as may suit the PURCHASERS.
should II not be disposed OF in the mean time
by privote contrac'; and ample time will be al
iowea ior the payment uf the purchase mo-
ney. Il Is presumed an estate so vel calculat-
ed for the residence Of gentleman, oa account
OF the beauty of its situation and substantial
Improvement, cannot be found in Virginia. 1t
Is estimated TO contain about 1891 acres, and
II Is remarkable for the salubrity of its air and
me absence of marsh md stagnant waters.
VI Letters postpaid may be addressed to
the Propristor, al the Post Office, Slevensburg.
Caiprper County, Virginia, and the premises
lie 20 Il 2t & 2Lc