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iE CHILD READING TUE BlBLE-BY Mas. HpuAN..
saw him at his sport ctcwhilo;
The bright exulting boy,
Like summons lightning eume tho smile
Or his young spirirs JOY;
Hash that whcTosoo'ct II broke,
To life undrsamt-of beauty woke.
Ills fair locke waved in sunny play,
ny clear fountains side,
Where jowel-coloutd pobblos lay
Beneath the shallow lido;
And pearly sproy at timos would meet
The glancing Of his fairy feet.
lie twined him wreath. of all spring. flowers
which drank that sttoamlet's dow.
He hung them o'or tho waves in showers,
I'M, Caring, scarce knew
The singing fount or laughing child.
To look all that Joy aud bloom
Made Earth one tostol scoue,
Where tho duh shadow Of tho tomb
Secmd rs IL meier had been.
How could one image OF decay
Steal DER tho dawn of such clear day,
saw that aspect bright
The boys meek head how'd
In silence DER the book of Light
And like golden cloud,
The still cloud OF pictured sky
His locks dioop'd round II lovingly
And II my heart had deomd him fair,
When In tho fountain glade,
creature of tho sky and air,
Almost on wings he play'd
on how much hoior beauty now
Lit tho young human Boing's brow
The Being born to toll, to die,
To break forth from the tomb,
Unto far nohlcr destiny
Than waits the sky-larks plume!
saw him nIthat thou htful hour,
Win the fret knowledge of his dover.
The SOUL the awakening soul saw
My watching eye could trace
The shadows Of its born awe,
Sweeping DER that fair face;
Ae DER flower might pass the shade
by some dread angels pinion made,
The soul, the Mother of deep fears
OF high hopes infinite
or glorious dreams, mysterious tears.
or sleepess inner sight,
Lovely, but solemny, Il arose,
Unfolding what no more might close.
The rcd-loaved tablets undoflod,
As yet by evil thought
Oh little droam'd tho broodin1 child
OF what within wrought,
While his young heart first burn'd and stir,d
And quver'd to tho Eternal Word.
And reverontly my spirit caught
Tho reverence OF AiS gaze;
sigh, with dew of blessing finught
To hallow a1eT-days;
To make the proud hoart meekly wise
by the sweet faith in those calm eyes
II seem'd as if a temple rose
Before mo brightly there,
And In the depths OF its ropose
My soul ocrilowed with PRAYER
Feeling solemn presence nigh
Tbs power Of Infant Sanctity
Father! mould my heart once more
by thy prevailing breath
Teach me- OH teach mo TO adore
Ev'n with that pure Ones faith;
faith, all made of love and light
Chlld-like, and, therefore, full of might,
III this and more than this now engraved mo, tho ,,S leo,
OF my hoart"-HATwooD.
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wAsHINoToN, March as.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

HFIOfN MIMI BY THE PRESIDENT.
ny ana tciH the ddrce and consent Of the Senate
Robert A. McAfee OF Kentucky, to be Charge dAfares
o, Tue united States to the Republic of New Granada, in
the place oil Thomas u. Moore, resigned.
CORPORATIONS ELrcroN-Tho following organization of
MGyor-D. w. PArrEsos. ~
Ree0rdr-JoHS EAoor.
1aerteHsCo James Crawford John Mon,, Kon,on Harper
hCAeuuoi . haii Benz Crawford, Edward VaentiSo.
vos C4sSei'neR-GeoTge Geger, VIM. Kinney Henry I'm
boden, John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. > $50
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and now let leave "the East" and "ihe wos' for
day, and attend for few minutes TO two subjects
hmm -
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HNFIf DOLLARS REWARD will be given by tho
y subscrber for the apprehension If found out Of the
State or twenty Dollars if within the STATE negro man
named Harry who eoped about last July from his estate
lie was purchased some years past from Fucher Of Rich
nond, where perhaps he may be lurking His height
Is about five feet eight inchesbs age thirtybo has
downcast look, and bis right foot turns out little.
WILLIAM MITCHELL
For James Barbour, Jr
Hampstead Orange, Va, Jan. 25. 1888. s6-Suaf
Spring AND SUMMER DRY GOODs-BfN.
~ FORD, BROOKS & Co. now receiving and open
ing their Spring supply OF Staple and Fancy Goods which
will be very large and desirable embracing every article
in the Dry Goods line; the most Of which have been
Gently purchased at the New York package sales at aue
ton, for cash They invite country merchants as well
retail dealers TO call and examine their assortment be-
fore purchasing as they pledge themselves sell very
small advances prime cost,
April o. 1895
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n CHANCERY. -VIRGINIA-At Circuit Supe-
rior Court of Law and Chancery for Henrico county
November 2ith, 1882:
Martin Drewry and William Carter Pitts
against
Preston Smith, Giles r. Hallam, William G. pendle
ton, George Richardson and Benz. Green, Defs
This cause came on this day TO be heard on the bill
taken Tor confessed TO all the defendants and an exhibit
and was argued by the plaintiffs counsel On consdera
lion whereof the Court doth order, that the defendant
Preston Smith, do render of his transaction
as trustee under the deed of the bill mentioned
TO examine, state and settle the same and make renori
thereof to the court, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by HIMSELF which may be required
by the parties TO be SO stated copy. Teste,
j. ROBINSON n q
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ERRlMMER-Ths thoroughbred horse, beautiful
az bay oil good size and great power will stand from
the 1911 inst TO the 10Th of July in the county Gooch
land, at the mills OF Mr.. John Watkins Is miles above
Richmond, and at the store Of DR.. WIN. NJ Anderson,
miles below Goocand Court House, days out of o al
the latter and days out of at the former pace-to CO.
yer at 10 dollars mare. discharged by r. If paid by tho
hrs day OF October neXtS dollars the single leap paid
at te time OF servce-25 cents TO the groom. Mares fed
at the usual price Pasiurage gratis Care will be taken
to prevent accidents and escapes but liability Tor ay
Information can be obtained from Mr. L. Watkins and Dr.
W. M Anderson Brmmer was got by Herod, he by Di-
omed he by Florze Gn England) he by Ilerod (o he
by Tartar, he by Croi's Partner Brmmers dam was got
by Robin Red Breast his grand dam by Shark e. e. dam
by Give, &. g. dam by Lcith, e. e. e. e. dam by Bay
Tors Fearnought. &. &. e. e. dam by old Janus e. e. e.
& E. dam by Wilmington, &. &. e. e e. e. dam by old
Janus. JOIIN7 COoDF So1r
fOwhaan February 9Th, 1893. S9-wswS
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GLOUCESTER CAMPFIELD RACES.-WiIi com
Np mence on Tuesday the S0ib day of April, and con.

a NLOUCESTER CAMPFIELD RACES.-WiIl com
NH mence on Tuesday the 3Oth day Of April and con.
tinuc four DAYS:
FIRST Ddy-A produce sweepsake for colts and illies
mile heats 800 entrance, half forfeit nineteen subscr
bers and closed viz John b. Peachy enters the nroduce
oil Eliza Banister, by Rockingham; Mann Page the pro-
duce oil Lady Spectator, by Rockingham; James s. Gar
rson the produce OF ATLANTA by Monsieur Tonson John
r. White the produce OF Lady Greensvile by Monsieur
Ionson Hector Davis the produce of Florze mare by
Monsieur onson C. s. Morriss the produce of Hambleon
mare, by Monsieur Tonson w. G. Hudgns the produce
OF Nancy Warren, by Medley; c. A. Hodges the pro-
duce OF Virago by Monsieur Tonson; Tom Watson the
produce OF Polly Hopkins, dam by Monsieur Tonson;
Richard Adams the produce OF Virginia Heath by Mon
sieur Tonson; VIM. r. Johnson the produce of Shylock
mare, by Medley; William VIM the produce of Isabella
by Monsieur Fonson George Booker the produc. of Har
rie by Medley John NJ Bolts the produce of Sister n
Lafayette, by. Medley; William Minge tho produce of
Merino Eve, by Medley; John c. Whiting the produce
OF Betsey Baker, by Monsieur Tonson; Thomas Walker
the produce OF Doctor mare by Monsieur Tonson; Watt
H. tyler the produce OF Jack Andrews mare by Monsieur
IoDson George B. Poinaexter the produce of Moll
Brown, by Rockingham.-SGne Day, the annual sweep
stake Tor colts and hes, exceeding four years old
that never won race any established course mile
meats, entrance 800, 10 close the evening previous
second Ddy-Post stake, two mile heats; entrance
$780, hall forfeit free for all, 800 to be added bv the
PROPRIETOR to close the 9Th April three or more TO
make races entries 10 be made with the Proprietor
THIRD Ddy-Jockey Club Purse $500, without dis
$40. ~ 0'"e''
Fourth Ddy-A sweepstake, play or paw mile heats
entrance $780, TO this stake there subscribers
ny order oil the Club, TOM CARY, Proprietor.
Mdfch D. 9S-W6w
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I'm CHANCERY-VGRGGNIA- rnIes taken in ,bc
"a Clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery OF Prince Edward county, on tho 4t dsv
OF February, 1888 '
Peter J Grgg, Executor Of Edward Jones, PIT
against
Edward Redford, admir- Of Augustus Watson Mary
Ann, Sally and Thomas Watson Joseph Wilson and Do
rohy his wife, Joseph Price and Elizabeth his wife Sam.
uei Johns and Francis Ills wife, Sarah f. b. Watson Ro-
oedt oUanse ana Elizabeth ms vile, Delts.
The defendants Samuel Johns and Francis his wife
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to an act Of the General Assembly, and Tie
rules oil this Court and appearing that they are not in
habilanis OF this State, the motion of the plaintiff
IS entered at rules aforesaid, and accordingly ordered that
the said defendants Samuel Johns and Francis his wife
90 appear here on the FIRST day Of April term next and
the plaintiffs bill; and hat COPY Of ibis order ne
forthwith inserted in SOME OF the public newspapers
published in the city Of Richmond for two months sue.
cessYey and also posted at the front door Of the court
house Of this county.
Copy. Tese, r. j. WORSUAM CIk
March o. Ioo sea,
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VIE parties concerned in the execution of the fore
b going order of Court, will take notice that have
appointed the 18th of April next for their be-
lore me, at my Office in the City OF Richmond on the
matters referred by said ORDER which day. by O'Clock
A. NJ they are hereby required attend with their ac-
counts proo and office copies of all necessary court pa
pers. JNO. SHORE Conf
March .. lOO-w4w c. S. G. L. s. c. Henrico
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IN CHANCERY--V1RG Northumberland
n County Court, IIth February, 1888
Thomas Morrison and Eliza his wife Commits
Against
VIM Pickering and John Pickering, under the age of
"Tnty-Ohe years. Defts
his day came the plaintiffs and exhibited their bill
whefeupon VIM w. Appleby is appointed guardian All
ten to the infant defendant, John Pickering who filed
his anSwer-and the defendant, WIN Pickering not hay
ing entered his appearance and given securi accodin
TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of this COURT and Il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of this court that he is not
an inhabant of this Commonw ath--on the motion of
plaintiffs, by their counsel, ii is ordered that the said de-
iendant do appear here, the second Monday in Nav
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs otherwise the
court VIII take the for confessed and decree accord
ingy and that copy OF this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse oil s county, on two successive court DAYS
CoPy.-M b. CRALLE G. G.
reo' 90 95-wSwS
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n CHANCERY In Hanover County Court Janua.
q ry 22d, 1888:
John Hewlett, puF
against
James Thacker, Don
This day came the plaintiff by Samuel c. Scott. his
Attorney and filed his bills, aud the defendant not having
entered his appearance and given security according TO
the Act OF Assembly aud the rules of this Court and il
pearng TO the satisfaction of the Court that he is not an
nhaoltat OF this country the motion of the plaintiff it
ordered That the said defendant do appear here on the
hrst day oil April Court next, and answer the said biIl
and That copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted at
the front door of the Court House of this And IL
iur'her ordered that in Chancery be issued
against said defendant attach his lands and goods in
the county oil Hanover and the Sheriff of the said coun
y IS directed to take into his possession the goods chatte
and effects oil the said defendant hold the same sub
Ject 10 the further order OF this Court Copy Teste
BENZ. POLLARD, Jr., ID. c. J.. & c.
Feb. 81. OF 80
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N CHANCERY-VIRG1N1A rules held in the
a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior CouIt of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Gloucester on the 1th
day OF February, 1888
Warner l.. Olivier, Plaintiff
against
Francis B. Whiting and Richard NJ Thornton, Derts
The defendant, Francis Il. Whiting, having entered
ms appearance and given security, according the Act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabilant OF this
commonwealth, on the motion Of the complainant by Tho
mas u Amory his attorney, is ordered that the said
rancs B whiting do appear here the 2llh day of
May next being the first day of the term Of the said
Court, aud answer the plaintiffs bil and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Endu.
rer for two months successfully and another copy thereof
posted at the front door OF the Court House Of this county
on two successive court days. a Copy. Teste.
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES. G.. e.
Feb. 10. g2-Vcsv
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POLITICAL.

dbets OF my hoart."-HAYwoon. " " -'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-22
CorporatinM Notice.

rlNHE following persons are appointed Commission.
ers for holding III, otiOns in the several Wards,
Tuesday, the 5th day of March next, for members ia
in the Common Council for the ensuing year. viz
John A Stewart, Alexander Mckenzie, James P.
Coleman: at the house Of Anthem, Rhodes, on Union
street, for the First Ward.
George Johnston. silss Reed, Guy Atkinson: vt the
old Reading room. for the Second Ward
jose phi Smith. andrew schu6ed, James Douglas:
the old indian Que Tavern, King street. for the
third Ward
william Fowle, Benjamin S. Kinsey. William A.
Williams: at Miss. MI. corner If Prince and Alfred
streets, tor the FourthiWDfd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-22

that has produced 80 much dissatisfaction -.
the probable modification Of some Of II, n,a NY
sioHs.
In reference to the same document, the D..
Journal Of Debates makes the annexed rem,L.'
Several Of the morning journals speak in H.,
terms of the frankness and good sense Of the T:s'a
sage of the President of the United STATE. :,
America; but their remarks in general ms,.''
form an analysis Of the Message. The Nuia,:
inquiries whether here the republic turns nal, -
fore the monarchy, or the monarchy before -.
republic? 1t remarks, that General J,cts.s
does not treat as miscreants. assassns, and r..
tious persons, the citizens of Carolina and Cav '
gla, whose resistance to the fiscal law Of Tho q.
neral Government has just been proclaimed j.
such mrnaciBg teens, but says that the m.,o'
Afforded by the Constitution must be emnloyai
to ascertain whether the claims Of the mnori,y ~,
not well founded, and the pretensions Of the m,
ior,ty unjust On the words of GeberaI Jaclx"s
being weighed, it will b. seen what Iameo,,N.
differ ence there is between the chosen one d, i,
who rests upon justice, and the chosen one do E.
10. who is condemned to defend himself BY D..
sion. insult, caIumny, and boudshed. In con
clnslon. it adds-We feel delight in the enco,,
aging thought, that the Message is not the ,ir,a,
of a man. but the virtue of an institutional a,
institution that France has the right to give her.
self whenever she may pease-lhat is to av
when discussion and experience shall have d.
munstrated to her the advantages thereof.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-22
Notice

rINHE subscriber beng deous to settle up the estate
L Of Robert Hooe, senr', deceased. OF the Coun-
+, of Prince llia, hereby notifies all persons hsy-
ing claims against said deceased to present them tor
on or before the first da, OF May next other.
wise they may be excluded from all benefit to the es.
tate Of said de ceased Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment, as no farther indulgence
can lie given. HOWSUN HU0E,
feb l0-eo3t Admir- Of Robt. H. Hooe, decd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-22
district nf I 0tuMbiN,
C0u,tfu of .YLerandrin. Sc

County 81 .7leIdfdrtd. SCI.
seENJAaiS +. SptNCtH has applied to the Homo
AZ rabis william s:rsnch, Chief Judge of The United
States Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia to be
discharged from imprisonment, under the act for the
reie OF in ovent debtors within the District of Coum.
ba. on The second day of March next, at nine o..
and where his Creditors are required TO sttend.
feb 2l-3,s EDA. l. LEE, C.. C.,
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of one of its States; and the internal war which
must be entered upon TO enforce the authority of
the Acts of Congress. will, in all human proba.
biity. engender feelings and produce results
which, in the end, .wlli dissolve the Union. and
break up that gigantic confederacy whose dura.
ton was to have no end
1t appears by New York papers, received YES.
terday, that the State of South Carolina, smart.
ing under the effects of those acts of Congress
which imposed duties and mposts on the impor.
taton of foreign commodities, assembled Con.
vention. Here the London editor quotes the
Or proceedings Of South Carolina.
The E iitor proceeds: "This Convention has
called firth from Gen Jackson, the Pre- ident Of
the United States, a very long and ably-wri,ten
Proclamation. endeavoring by very persuasive
and powerful reasoning to recall the people Of
South Carolina tot sense Of their dut, towards
the Federal Governments. but at the same time
declaring that opposition to the execution of the
laws Of Congress, or attempts at separation,
must be resisted by force. Powerful, however.
as its reasoning may be. it was not considered
likely to produce any effect in the rebelIioas
State, towards which several bodies of troops,
including a train Of ordnance, had been des.
patched.
The opponents Of the Tariff in all the other
States of the Union were secretly rejoicing at
these events. which they anticipated would rem.
der necessary the reconsideration Of the question
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-02

Viz subscriber respectfully informs 90
~ public, that N eoassgueaco Il H. a.
siguatioo q ihe Rev Air Jorss, IN his f,,,.,
be- has been appointed Principal q az. Ir,it
tution. '-'''
=, o. course ~ insiructioh viii comprise
guases, History, BeIles-I.ettfss Csos.. 80,
snd The use u tbe Globes, Aiaths w.,,es 80
toS usual branches Of liberal educ ats,,a
IN assuming the FsspOn.iblii,ir, az tsis.,,.,
a'ieh, he Subscriber begs leave 20 s,,ts a.,
- Jar - BE = concerned, be viii ssds,ys, =.
Place ths institution OF q respectable and s,,.
Ie me, ipoung-thai his attention. ,od,.,,,
80 eaefSy Ntll beeSeiusveiy directed g. o.,
Fsrents and guardians, Who Ssh 4.
sr.s,.'.s !, 1ais seminary, msy therefore re-.
u'eif Appreciation and suppor,
March II, 1893.
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NICHOLAS sEKULTZ.

- ~~@Ns ~~sA@sss - 89sDyn
HAVING taken the rooms lately oceunieS
IN % q stose by Caleb Wall, directly OBJ
Positc ~ Fitzsimmon's Tavern, In Harper,-
Ferry, offers tothe public, on accommodating
terms, choice aud handsome selection "A
Seasonable and Fashionable Q0ona. for
gentiemens wear. The following Comprises
his stock IN part: Superior Black, BIue.
Brown, Mulberry Green, Rife Green, Niulber.
~ Steel mixed, and Drab Ox.oYEa.--Aj-
so--Cassimeres, Blue. Black, Striped. raun
and mixed. splendid assortment Of Enrli,h
inquired silk Vestings, Plain and Valencia. A
handsome assortment of Gloves, SILK ana
Linen Pocket HandkeEchisfs, Hose and hai,
do, Cravsts, Stocks. Suspenders &c. &c.
The above arc n selection Of the latest I'M
portations, the coIouTs Of which will ba :. ar
ranted 70 staBd. Garments Of every de,crip-
tee. w
Nov. %, 1e32-G
n. b. Garments Eisa are bought eI.e~hc,r
and Drought TO this establishment. will he
maoe 20 order 81 the shortest notice. and - ar.
FAnseA to az Il not, they need not BE- taken
away.
- The above establishment IA. 49,, =.
moved to The adjoining shop, formerly ecu.
pied by N. Pitzsimmons.
March IL, I535.
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C0ss GisSssgesFOscss SsshpOrf
A BARBERF

NJ OTWITHSTANDING several BARRIERS
~ have been compelled to remove rom
Charlestown, for want Of announcement.
have determined 10 throw myssIf on its citi-
zcns for support; and pledseSseyself that no
,hins shall be vaSsing on my part to give So
i'siactIon. My Razors shaiI always be in ths
best order. Gentlemen called on at the places
Of abode, IL they desire It.
Old GOATS MHADH wHwi
also clean ell kinds Of Cloth, ola Goats.
CIoaks, Re, 80 a. 10 make them look nearly
rs vel as new. Grease aud stains removed
from SILK Dresses, without injury 10 The co.
'ours' ] shah be grateful for all FAVOUR n
my line OF business. Ny shop Is IN the base
nent story Of Ar. Beckham's Hotel.
Leg Winchester beast % shs,is~ Aova.
.<t HgperSFsFTy TOO, sir,
Assave - sieea md leave he okjo.
which u.<y ere bon 70 10, si~.
Corns to my shop, Win hone sid s,voD.
III make yOa iesp fos joy, s;T-
And sbea you're dresf, ya,l7l en- n. -.
~ bssbeFs is LIZ kbY, sir.
April Is, Isa9.
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ron SIZE.

n TRACT Of LAND, purchased OF Ca
IA heb Sole, containing 26l acres. We'll
wstercd, sod hes two OF three fine spring, 49,
Tho Turnpike road from Baltimore via SbcI-
hcrdstown 70 Winchester, will pass throusa
% WHOM finished.
Also, another Tpset, containing $50 acres.
lying on the saoe rosd, sod bounded b, ope-
hnc bottom. and has 2 or , good sprin.s-ois
= white sulphur, very mech frequcnted dur
ing the season, and flowing cut Of larse
fiat rock all around Il. One Of these farms :,
boorsied by the main road, and Is well inl-
provcd-both lying in Frederick county
vol tim6crcd, and has quantity Of ue adow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of I.aaJ, IN the
same county, and on the same road, contain
ing acres, one half me adow, tie balance IN
inc timber. This tract would suit Q trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting small lot. There is n spring abd
running water on il.
Also, another Tract, containing $40 acres,
ihs 10 Morgan county, and on The Potomas
river, all in timber. a. the canal " IN pa-
along the bottom through the land, IL " III
be very valuable, and the timber will be in
great demand.
Also, anotherTract,c containing s0acrcs, ing
on the main road from Martinsburg 10 Bath,
with dwelling house and cellar. and small
orchard. About 10 acres arc cleared, and :,
or s acres Of me adow, and has good s,rin.-
and running water on il. This property ouli
answer FOE public house, as IL IS about Lalf
way.
| These lands viii be sold low. and will
take in pa, mcnt, Negroes o. money.
Any person wishing To purchase, may an
ply TO The subscriber living in Jefferson coun-
y, Virginia, on the main road leading from
shephcrdstoSn TO Winchester, and within 8
miles Of Middieway.
! THOMAS CAMPBELL.
! Feb 81, is33.