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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
ADVERTISENIENT.

Aprii 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

April Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20

laws Of Virginia. a will might manu-
mt slaves, yet IN order for their suisse
quent support il was necessary that a
declaration should be made in the pre-
Sence OF one or more white witnesses.
who after receiving it from the party.
should remain and never lose sight of
him until he was dead. l then appeal
ed to the dying man to know whether
! had stated it correctly; he replied,
fes-and gracefully waving his hand
as token Of our dismission, he said.
the young gentlemen will remain
with me-" took leave with an assur-
ance that | would return as speedily
aspossible and remain with him.
after an absence of perhaps an hour
or more, and about fifty minutes before
ms deceaSc | returned 10 his sick room:
but now the scene was changed: hi,
keen penetrating eye had lost It's ex-
preston, his powerful mind had gwen
away. and he appeared totally incapa-
ole oil giving any correct directions
relative to has worldly concerns. To
record what now took place, may not
be required, further than TO saw that
almost to the last moment, some of his
eccentricities could be seen lingering
about him. He entered within the
dark valley OF the shadow of death. Z"
and what was now passing in his
chamber, was like the distant ,oice Of
words which fell with confusion on the
ear. The farther this master spirit re i.
coded from human view, the sounds be-
came less distinct. until they were IL
nally lost in the deep recesses of the
valley, and what was mortal Of RAN
doiph OF Roanoke, was hushed in death.
In conclusion, perhaps it may be pro-
per for me clearly and distinctly TO
state, that at the time he made the de-
clarations in my presence to his will,
he was capable Of discriminating cor.
rectly between thing and thing; and he
also possessed tenacity of memory
Hence, give it as my decided belief.
that he was of sound disposine mind
and memory. Early in the afternoon
OF the day on which John Randolph
died, 1t was concluded by the four wit.
nesses 10 commit TO writing the decla-
raiions which he had made according
10 their understanding of them. This
did, IN a room contiguous To the one
wherein he died, and where his corpse
was then lying; and the original paper
Is no" IN my possession. The paper
hereto annexed, marked ID and sub
Scnbed with my name, is a true copy
OF the same.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20
JOS. PARRISH"
fro" the Frederick Nd Herald.
BREACH OF THE MARRIAGE PRo,,tsl

NbANoh HOLLENnAcUEn.
% Had known fhat womans love
Had been 50 hard, so III 10 win.
had never offered her ''bobs Not goIdr
Or beautiful gilt breast-pin."
-, H,gs impror,d.
We regret to state that the influence
OF the late decision of New York Jury
which compelled lady TO paw one
thousand dollars for jilting her firstIoyet
when more advantageous match offer
cd, has invaded our quiet community
and attempted TO stain our halls of JUS
ticc with the same indelible disgrace
which rests on the courts Of New York.
Dut thanks 20 the frmness and dignity
OF The Jndicatory Of Frederick-and
double thanks to the spirit of gallantry
which pervades this community. 1.-THE
age OF chivalry is not gone, for here.
at least, the privileges of woman are
impfescnphhle, and she can tilt or flirt.
make promises or break them in de-
iancc OF John Doe and Richard Roe
those crusty old bachelors who thrust
themselves into every suit, in defiance
Of the rules Of the court Of Hymen, for
the impairment purpose Of exposing
love letter. and broken hearts.
The parties TO this love suit. the de-
cision OF which Is so honorable 10 the
county Of Frederick and the spirit of
calamity, were Jain Um5auos and ~
la BoLleabaober, both natives Of the
Fc,fer-Lrnd." Julia is an "iaferesiiag"
young lady, Who has Just bid good
bye TO her teens and stands arrayed IN
ell the blushing charms Of ripe woman.
hood. A brighi eye filed with All the
artillery Of Cupid, lights up a check
whose rich hue would remind YOU Of
pulpit cushion, did not row Of pearly
teeth which obtrude thcmscltcs upon
your notice when be blushes. suggest
a cabbage RE cncircled bv a snow.
hakc, as more happy emblem. Her
bust though not AZ graceful ~ that Of
jun rs of a form that most lad,e.
could not counterfeit. though aided bv
the head # fie ctgrcH and al the an.
pliances q ihai female Phidia. Madame
Caniello. Her foot, the true test Of
anstoc,acy and o. us The mos, grace.
iul appendage Of the female fyure
would not perhaps. permit the primro-
ses 10 raisc their heads after II had
pressed them. j. vet sufficiently graceful
b Win hearts IN waltz, a. We shall
presently show.
john limbaugh, ilIe other pary 10
DE suit D. probably. ten years older
han Julia and has iusi surh face and
squire a. man should have. who !. 10
mean spirited as 10 prosecute poor
pri tof love presents That l.. he
: ~ ugly as snappIrg turtle and viih /
he disposition q one. IL We can form |
m opinion Il It from his conduct dur. 4
NJ The trial.
With THIS brief description ~ the per.
images, let us proceed b the facts of
he case. limbaugh. il appear, bad
ong sighed Cor julia. who e'as not dis
osed % listen 10 has sBit, but repuised
an ~ al has attempts, proper and (
uProPcr," and be was about 10 give 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20

AGRICULTURAL HYMN.

49, Ss>hs - -~~''
Great God OF Eden, Irvine thy hand
That first clad earth in bloom,
And shed upon a smiling land,
Natures first rich perfume:
Fresh from thy glance the flowers sprang.
kissd by the suns first rays
While plain and hill and valleys rang
With life and joy and praise,
Gobof the cioads Thy hand can ope
The fountains Of the sky,
And on the expectant thirsty crop,
Pour down the rich supply.
The farmer, when the seed times DER
Joys io the mercies given
Thinks on thy promis'd harvests store,
And smiling, looks to Heaven.
God Of the Sheaf. 10 Thee alone,
Are due our thanks and praise;
When harvest's grateful labor's done,
Or plenty glad we gaze.
Then our hearts on heaven rest,
Thy grace we viii adore,
and thank that God whose mcrcies blest
Op- basket and our store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20

n genuine Ghost &py.-The fol-
lowing Is from the journal OF the
Heart. by the late Mrs. Dsrnar. edited
by Lady Charlotte Bury; il Is gwen a.
genuine:--
A Mr.. Cox. Commonly called Jurn-
per Cox being at Lady Rothers, near
OxioIs, was desired by her TO pronounce
a few Latn sentences ~ way Of per-
snading her sov ante. who supposed the
house 10 be haunted. that he was a
conjuTer and had blnished the ghost IN.
~ the Red Sea. you must excuse
rae, said be. "for in truth, / am not
myself convinced Of ihe ab.urdity e
such PersuaSons: and my reason. Is, be-
cause ! once fancied that saw my mo-
lher'In-iaw come 10 my bedside aud
undraw The curtains. she then told me
That my vile would die before .ihe end Of
The year. A. lOr nyself" She added.
YOU vii never see me again. fur / aas
buried la, night. ! was MT dcad--but
al IS over with me nOei The next
morning fastened 10 Walinefrd.
where ny mUherin.lae fel1ed. 4
found that she had been seized with
contagious fever hal died. and had
been burned inmed iatcly--exacdy on
She nIghi and a the hour which the
ghost bad mco,Ioned. ! Wished b.
have bad the coffin opened: the ciesgy.
man representing that 4 could BE- 81 10
use. and mtght create gfeaf dlsron.
tent among the populaoe desisted.--.
Bat she aDfyrised me most vas that.
though ] mentioned The Circumstance
10 no one bot The clergyman. hSse
iniereH y wss 10 conceal ID. sesersi
weeks Afterwards, = Young lady Il =
d itfDt part a the count.f sad b. me.
Bless me. Nr Con. Dad he styan.
rest dream lat nishi d,oughi vo,r
nosbef-in-lsv came 70 NY ledside ana
Old me lbat she bad bsen buried alive
= W,liinsi3fd -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20

A warrant was issued, and Tuesday
last appointed a. the day OF trial. At
the tune appointed the parties appear
ed attended by ,heir respective friends.
and the trial proceeded IN the German
language; aud from what transpired wa
gathered the above particulars, which
furnished much amusement Ia the spec
tators. Julia appeared in fine spirits.
whilst her lover looked unut,crable
things, and as if he wished himself at
the Bottom of the Dead Sea. After an
awful pause, the magistrate, having duly
weighed the testimony, deciIed IN faror
Of he defeaiqEH Then succeeded q
tempest Of Dutch words. that threw
both speakers and hearers into convul-
sions Of laughter, and the unfortunate
lover into the most ludicrous perplexi-
~, during which the beautiful Julia
moved of to a waltz-moyement, that
sounded in our ears very much like
''GS to tis dssI .sd AAass yov'stif, Sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20

The kennel abuse 81 or enerkies
vii no, hafi atso mvch IN the esiima-
ton Of ihe Discerning. a. he iniudiciaus
praise d or friends. --Iacoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20
EDITORS

An editor, SAYS one of the corps in
England, cannot step without treading
on somebody's toes. Ilhe expresses his
opinion fearlessly and frankly. be is igL
norant and presumptuous. Ii he states
facts without comments. he dareS not
avow has sentiments. Ii he conscien-
tlouSly refuses 10 advocate the claims
of an individual TO Office, he is accused
of personal hostility. A jackanapes
who measures oil words into verse as a
clerk doe .ape-by the yard--hands
him parcel OF stuff that jingles Ike u
parcel of rusty nails and a gimlet; and
II the editor is not tool enough to pub
iish the nonsense-"Stop my paper,
| won't pa,ronize man that's no bet
ter judge OF poetry. a if it really were
loss to be regretted. the profits being
80 enormous, and after payiag fourpenca-
hali-penny for sheet Of paper before
II Is printed on. together With the ex-
per &c attending collecting and printing
the contents of newspaper, certainly
a monstrous revenue exists out of tha
seyenpence, after these must be paid
expenses are liquidatedl Ore muir
murs because his paperis too literary
.anoiherbecauseI It IS not literary enough.
One grumbles because the advertise
rnents engross too much room-another
complains that the paper is too large.
he can find time 10 read il all. One
wants the type SO small that micros-
crope would be indispensable in every
family-another threatens 10 disconfin-
uc the paper unless tho letters are half
an inch long. One old hdy actually
offered to give an additional price for a
paper that should be pri1:ed with such
type as are used for handbills. In
fact, every subscriber has plan. Of his
own for conducting journal. and the
labor Of Sysiphus was recreation when
compared with that 81 an editor who
undertakes TO please aH"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20
VOL. IS.

"are Baruards woes to mine-hc only
gave one mig to his lady love, I gave
ftrO-he gave no Spanish m,lled dol
lar--Iso horn comb-no breast pinl-
What then. say, are has Ills COM
pared To mine? Yes, I vii sne heri"
Execution followed his resolve, and he
proceeded to the magistrate with has
bill thus stated:
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-29
VOL. VI.

THls Paper is published every Friday, at DOL LARS per annum payable ill ADvANeE-or FOUR DOLLARS at the end of the year.
 No subscriber will be considered paying in advance unless payment be made at the time of subscribing or on receipt of the first number.
 No paper will be discontinued except at the discre tion the Editor until all have been paid.
 93Leters addressed to the Editor MUST BE or they witlIa CASE he attended to.
 TERMS OF RFIsING.-Twelve lines der-irst insertion, noLLAR:-each continuance, rY cENTs-longer advertisements at the same rates
 All advertisements sent to this office for publication, without the number of insertions heinz specified, will be continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-29
To Dc Continued. I
From the New England Galaxy.
 HEADS AND POINTS. Want to buy a tract fhis mornin'?


 Want to sell?
 Why-thas depends upon circumstances -W'hat'll you give!
 What'll ye take
 Why 10 tell the truth, do'nt care much about sellin to-day; turning roll of tobac- co in his mouth, and trying to spit against the wind through his shut teeth--tinher lands risin' so fast now, f "a feller can't keep up with it, if he stops long enough to count his money, or even to look at his watch--hey?
 Why don't ye bay then? Lugging forth abeautiful map and retreasing to a passage way, where it could be unrolled with safety Here's a chance worth havin.' tell ye.- One quarter O this here townships jest sold to a company from New York for seven dollars an acre-bought day fore yesterday for two-and-a-half
 Man alive know that are township--- every inch on't!---l went over t myself, no
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-29

A witness, examined in an Illinois court. concerning horse trader, was asked by the counsel of the defendant, how the plaintiff generally rode: .'lie generally rides a. straddie, sir.o ssIiow does he ride in con- panyl0 'If he has a good horse, he al- ways keeps up. "How does he ride when he is alone r Ideally, sir I cannot say. for never was in company with him when he rode by himself.p "Tou may stand aside. sir.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-29
MISCELLANY. N i.
N A R R A T " E
OF A JOURNEY IN THE PRAIRIE.
BY ALERT PIKE.

 His breast was armed gdinst Tate, his few Peril he sought not, but neef shrank to meet The scene was savage, but the scene was new; This made tlae ceasecss tel! Of travel sweet, Beat back keen winters cold and welcomed sumner r's heat.-BYRoN.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-29

bystanders were in partnership with the purchaser, for the same bargain, at h,a.- dred thoasaad doliors for what they had seen him pay eerenty.frc ttousand dollars
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-29

less than three times, about year and a half ago when it was offered to me at two- Dand-three-Pence an acre, to see if could make np my mind to buy t at that price--- and ! couldn't; lll be darned if I could
 More fool you but why didn't you take
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-29

But who is that man, said I-I think I've seen his face before?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
DANIEL WEBSTER.

An amusing scene occurred in the
u. >. Senate during the conflict be-
tween Calhoun and benton. Mr.. Van
Buren having decided that Benton was
not out of orJer in charging Mr.. Cal.
houn with falsehocd, Mr.. Webster
rose 20 appeal from the dccision. lie
proceeded TO make few remarks be.
fore has motion, when Mr.. Van Buren,
commanded him 10 sat down.
Sir, said Mr.. Webster sternly, 1
stand here AZ an american Senaior-I
know my highland shall make my
motion.
The Vice President replied in a
faltering voice. vas not aware Of
the Senators intention.
Sir, reioined Mr.. Webster, with a
tone and look, that made the Vice
President cringc as if with the back.
ache, ] would Ike 20 know what right
the Chair has 10 Judge of my intention
at all when ! rise 10 make motion.
The poor magrisn became dumb
and shrunk into 10 small q space that be
looked ~ u be- fright. like his brother
wizard IN the Arabian Nights. " be
corkod upin a qusrt bottle.
LorisriHs Josr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

Why do women love bad men better
than good mens They do,---and ne.
vertheless they have better hearts and
purer feelings than men have. wo-
men ever have a great ambition 10 re-
form rakes. First, they pity vice, anu
at last in endeavouring 20 reform IL.
they love ~. or rather the embodied
representation 81 Il just a. they love
their children, whether well favored on
III favored, whether little diny ID
or sweet angels. Henry the Eighth
bad six % ives,--angels too some Of
them, and monster he and known 10
be such How Josephine loved Bo-
naParte Mir9bsau with a face a.
ugly ~ sin, MA the greatest aud most
successful gallant Of BIS day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

F2orifa.--A letter 10 the editors
nom -. Augustine, under date Of A.
PTil ~. says
THE orange trees fog the most par,
we've killed down 20 ire surface a the
grOand. They are sp6nging again
from the root. Some few ~ the old
trees are putting forth shoots in the
branches. Il Nili take years b restore
~. Augustine 10 The pFoft aud beauty
Of sts orange groves. Sufh 4 winter
was never known here before. Many
q The orange trees killed were The On.
interrupted growth u $50 year. IN
more southern parts q FLORIDA, the
orange trees were not killed exotpt tke
growth q last year. These viii WELD
fruit the second year"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
CONTENTS

CONTENTS
Of Shsaasa9sis srsfsy, sseosSsne 70 ths snals,i,
efihs iais Dr.. De BUTTS, ef Bsiiis.srs.
Seleoits, OF, sulphais Of Lime,
Carbonate Of Lime,
salphats Of Aagassia, Epson Salt,)
Aurtats 81 hagnesia,
Muriats Of Soda,
SulPhaie Of Iron.
Carbonate Of Iron,
sulphurettsd hydrogen Gas,
Carbonie Acid Gas.
Tngsrsirs.---about kiy-hve degrees Of
Fshrenheit.
PSepsrfiss-aetiveiy purgaiive, OF gently
laxative, In propeEtion 10 the quantity taken
into the stomach, og condition OF the system
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
crThe .Natissai IafckEgrscer, Bahsmore Pa
trfst, aad CksriestSlrs .frgns, lsfH pH6Esh ehs
ADORE snee Ipask fsr rseeks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

Women are greater aristocrats than
men ever are.--No woman can break
through their mage circle Of society
unless husband takes her into Il. m
a stray iair one from strange aock
come near another hock 20 whsch she
does not belong, what a busting there
is What stiffness. a formally that
shivers one all Overt Men always
give the hand, and the "how d'ye ia,
and the glad 10 sec You" The rea-
son y that womon are honest IN such
MATTERS With each other. and men play
The hypOcrite.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

HVHE sabscribsrs ksvisg purchased the
II full asd exclusive right Of making, us-
Ing and vending. In the Counties Of Frederick
Js6ssoa. and Berkeley.
Samuel s. .dlen's Tlyesiine .NoeA;n..
are noe ready 10 furnish them 10 ,ho.s Who
may apply.
This Machiss has g.ined the entire .pDro-
baton OF ell who have used IL, or v;,nesssA
Its operation. II can 10 propelled either bv
ono or two horses; and the horse power {.
90 completely portable, that the whole, ready
Tor use, may be easiiy taken from place 10
place, IN eommoa light wagon with one
horss. In trial, made some time ,iuee \,
The farm Of John ?. Dulsney, ESQ.,, Of this
county, the above Mschine. with n .;ngI.
horse, threshsd out l5i bushels wheat In no
minutesi add on smother occasion. M thu
farm OF Mf. Joseph Gibson. q few miles aboye
M'ddleourg, the same Machine, with two
horses, thrcshed oos So bushels Of vhe,, IN :
Nouns. This wss does with listls or M f.s,-u.
20 the herses- These trials were mad I'm
the prescoce Of hundreds Of person. (m.n,
OF them experienced farmer.) who do NOT
hesitats 10 testify 70 the great sureriorily OF
this. over all other Machine, whoss opera
lions have ever beea exhibited In this com
try.
These Machines are ample in their con.
struciion, durable and cheap. We will fur
nish them Tor Slio, and less IL the coat will
st all justify il.
We beg leave 70 refer persons disposed TO
purchase 10 Josiah TidbaIl, Esq, OF Fanaui.r.
and III. b. Powell, and John r. Dulaney, ESQ
Of Loudoun, who have witnessed their sumo.
rior utility In Threshing; but Immediately Ar.
ter harvest, Machine will be sent 10 each
OF the above named counties, when those
concerned will have al opportunity Of seeing
and judging for Themselves.
HlRAH McvEiCH G. CO.
M'deIsears' Losd0un coany,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

In 1poiaRy.-Every ono knows
that hay has been very scarce and de.r
IN tins section Of the State. A doct6e
a. ne'ghbcring village was called e
administer 20 patient who lived =
some distance, and was Obliged, fra.3
The nature Of the case. 20 stop 81
night At the house 10 the morning
rS'd lady expressed much coacern
The doctor and was sorry MAT she COD
net give him better bed, bui. ss;.l =.
hay hasbcen soscarce here that We
been obliged 10 take Il al out 81 =
beds 10 give 10 the critiersl :"
Bangor Vac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11


HAY virtue q . deed Of trust. szscuisd BIZ
~ Edward Hughes 10 The subacgibsr, for
tee parposs Of iademanyisg N. MsrmioS =
galnst ssrtaia surslyships sntsred Into By
him for said Hughes, snd for othsr Durposes,
Whies deed waa dated on The lllh day Of
December, 1884, and - daily recorded IN the
Clerks Ohcs ofths County Court Of Isasrson.
Win proceed 70 cell, 20 he highest bisdsr.
o. !deadsy ~ l5th deg Fl tAis Hssnik, (baiae
court day,) before tbs couFt-hou,s door IN
ChsEisstowa. qusntity sf eEesIisnt run.
@KTUNB. consisting. IN part, % TIE foI-
lowing. ~ sns
Dee 69s toned PIANO FORTE,
A Msatei CLOCK,
pair u Nah0gany DsaisR Tables
a Cookiag Stove, With Pipe eomplsts;
A tsa-Diais STOVE.
LIBRARY o. valuable Classical and other
Mscellaneoas Books,
Giass and ooesnsvarp-vith q variety %
other HoesshoA ed Kiishsn furniture, got
necessary % parlicaiartss.
Tsrms 81 Eals.--All saras under s., cash .
over thst nmoust. credit % thrss mOaths
viil b gissa. By The purchaser giying bond
VITA good security. sale 70 com@eacs al
gone =, 1888. Tessfss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
JOHN BOGGS 3. Go.

NOHMIoStUN MERCHANTS,
Spew's Whay, Baltimore, Nd.
"A RE principally engaged 10 the sale OF
Z u produces, having several frc-proofware
houses on the line OF the RAILROAD, aud arc
Al All tines prepared to make liberal sdvan
ces on consignnents.
References.
Messrs. Er'kine s Eichelberger, Z p.,:
Hopkins 4 Brothers, 0dH'Hers
Lauck 4 Stephen, Martinsbnrg.
Also, TO Messrs. Wager & O'Byrne, liar
Pers-Fsrry, who viii forward 10 consign-
ment.
Feb. S, 1885 -Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
Lissie Stone Kasssy.
Desirable Property

OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
k1tiE subscriber, istending 10 remove 10 the
- South West, Offers bis residence for
sale. The LOT fronts 99- feet on Warrington
street. and runs back ga feet, divided thus;
the yard on which the house stands j. 90 by
Ill feet, and the garden col by %, IN excel.
lent order; sad the lot contains al. kinds Of
sslset fruit Tor nearly so) that can be named;
together With shrubs, Sc &c. The ward
and garden ere tsstefully laid out, a grape
srboe, 100 OF 40 feet long, with different
kinds Of vines, which produce the very best
quality Of grape; together with Stable, Corn,
Wood, Gig snd smoke Houses, ko &c. The
dwelling Is constructed Of The very best ma
seriais. and Is eommodioas, snd 10 point Of
eoeventeneo surpassed peFhsps by few.
Also-Another Lot, 30 feet front By 100;
on which there u . Brick Store House, ~
ey u feet, completely fipishsd. snd nov oe-
euPied - such b The subscriber.
Also--AnotheF Lot, fFoatiog - feet. add
running back 40 feet; 90 whieh there Il
two story Brick Buildiag, with . oss story
back Bailding recently erected; aaothee Ioi
30 feet front and runniag back TAO feet, with
eomfortabie House thereon; also, a LOi,
ffonting 20 a., and running back 100; large
Fsa@s Bedding, 20 By 20 feet. anS tive sto-
Fics high, suitable FOE tsvern--aIl on Wash
ington Street.
Also, Frame House. 20 By %. one story
stone Hours and Lot, 30 feet by 800 o. 40.
Aso-Anothsg lot, IS feet front and run
ntng back l65, With q comfortable Frame
OWeiiing iiosee-both on Jefferson street
together with l07 usimpsoved Lots, Iylne N
ihe iowa Of Bolivar, hands0mely situated fof
building.
a further description u deemed unnsees.
sary. - PsrsOos DESTROYS 70 purchase ere is-
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