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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
THE Disseminated pENDuIIyM.


An old clock that had stood for forty
years in a farmers kitchen, without
giving ITS owner any cause of COM
plant, early one summers morning,
before The family was stirring, sudden
ly stopped. Upon this, the dial plate,
Of we may credit the fable changed
countenance with alarm; the hands
made q vain effort to continue their
course; the wheels remained notion
less with surprise; the weights hung
sPeechless: each member felt disposed
To lay the blame on the others. At
length the dial instituted formal in
quiry As To the cause OF the stagnation,
when hands, wheels, and weights, with
one voice, protested their innocence.
But now faint tick was heard be-
low from the pendulum, who thus
spake:-'I confess myself to be the
sole cause Of the present sioppage; and
| am willing, for the general satisfac-
ton, TO assign my reasons. The truth
~, that ] am tired Of ticking Upon
hearing this. the old clock became go
enraged, that il was on the very point
Of striking.
Lazy wirep exclaimed the dial
plate, holding up Its hands. Very
good! replied the pendulum, tits vast
~ easy for you, Mistress Dial, who. a.
every body knows, have always set
yourself above met is vastly easy
Tor yOn, ] say, IN accuse other people
of laziness! You, who have nothing
10 do all the DAYS Of your life, but to
stare people IN the face, and 10 amuse
yourself with watching all that goes on
in the ktchenl Think. beseech YOU,
how you would like b. be shut up for
life IN lhis dark closet. and h. v az back
wards year after yeag, a. ] do.
Is 10 that. said NE dial is there
not q window "a your house. on pur-
pose for YOU T. look through" For
al that, resumed The pendulum, Il is
vesy dark here and although there is
= window dare not stop. even for an
instant. to look Al IT, Besides. I am
really tired II my way Of life; and II
YOU wish. u tell you how took this
disgust At my eHployment,--I happen
cd this morning TO b. calculating how
many tunes should have " tick 10 the
course Of only the next twenty-four
hours, perhaps some Of you, above
ther can give me the exact sum.
The minute hand, being g,siok Al e.
cures, presently replied. 'eighiy-six
thousand four hundred times. TX
sctly 80, replied the pendulum we'll.
] appeal 70 All, Il the very thought of
this vas not enough 70 fatigue one /;
and when began 70 multiply the strokes
Of one day BY those a months aud
years, really q y no wonder 4 ] felt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1895.
HOPE AND MEMORY.

A little babe lay in the cradle, and
Hope came and kissed it. When its
nurse gave il a cake. Hope promised
another tomorrow; and when its young
sister brought flower, over which Il
clapped its wings and crowcd, Hope
told Of brighter ones which il would ga
Their for itself.
The babe grew TO a child, and ano-
ther friend came and kissed it. Her
name was Memory. She said, "look
behind thee, and tell me what thou
seest." The child answered, IL see
a little book" And Memory said,
will teach thee how to get honey from
the book. that Will be sweet to thee
when thou art old"
The child became a youth. Once
when he went to his bed, Hope and
Memory stood by the pillow. Hope
sang a melodious song, and said, FOL.
low me. and every morning thou shall,
wake with smile as sweet as the pref
ty lay sung thee"
But Memory said, Hope. is there
any need that we should contend, He
shall be mine as well rs thine. And
we shall be To HIM as sisters all his life
long"
So he kissed Hope and Memory, as
he was beloved of them both. While
he slept peacefully, they sat silently BY
his side, weaving rainbow tissues into
dreams. When he woke, they came,
with the lark. to bid him good morning,
and he gave hand to each.
He became man. Every day Hope
guided him To his labor, and every
night he supPed with Memory at the
table Of knowledge.
But, at length age found him and
turned his temples gray. To his eye
the world seemed altered. Memory
sat by his elbow chair, like an old and
tried friend. He looked at her serious
~ and said, "Hast thou not lost some
thing that entrusted to thee,"
And she answered, ~ fear so; for
the lock of my casket is worn. Some
tunes | am weary and sleepy and Time
purioins my key. But the gems that
thou didst give me when life was new
II can account for all-see how bright
they are"
While they thus sadly conversed
Hope put forth wing that she had moi
worn, folded under her garment, and
tired its strength in heavenward flight
! The old man laid down to die, and
when his soul went forth from the body
the angels took it. And Memory walk
ed with it through the open gate oI
Heaven. But Hope lay down at it.
threshold and gently expired, as a rose
giveth out its last odors.
Her parting sigh was like the music
Of seraph's harp. She hreathed il in.
10 glorious form and said:
Immortal happiness! I bring thee
soul that | have led through tn,
world. II is now thine, Jesus hath re.
deemed IT, Mrs. Sigourney.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

LUIS StNE Ao-
The curious phenomenon Of the wa
ter Spout was Witnessed ON Sunday
evening, about & o'clock. by hundreds
OF our fellow citizens. II was formed
near the lower extremity of the Ohio
Falls. According to those who saw
the formation. a cone, in the shape Of
a trumpet. descended towards the NV
or from n thick dark thunder-cloud,
and, al the same time, the agitated wa
ters beneath whiried round and as
cended with 4 spiral motion in the
form Of vapor. till they united With the
cone OF the cloud, when the whole CO.
lumn moved rapidly and majesticaliy
about mile and half up the river.
where IL struck the woods in Indiana
nearly opposite to this city, and disap-
peared. The whirwind then passed
over a part Of Jacksonville, unroofing
houses, and doing other damage. but
soon-struck the river q second time,
forming another water-spout, which
crossed the river TO the Kentucky side,
and disappeared short distance above
Geiger's Mills. On both sides Of the
river, the whihwind's path is marked
with desolaiion.-E Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

II Long TaJie.--A gentleman, writ
ing the History of the Table, has made
a curious calculation. solomon the
wise gave feast in the courtyard OF
the Temple, at which were consumed
=, 900 oxen. and isO, 900 sheep. This
feast, then, would require sixty acres
of land for kitchens, 1900 cooks, and
allowing one pound of meat to each
guest, and eighteen inches for each seat.
the table would extend the whole
length of Solomon's kingdom. viz
fromiDan to Beersheba-or from White
chapel church to Bristol cross.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
NEW AzsD 0zRAP STORE.

NEW ASED 0RRAP sToRR
VVHE undsrSigned y now opening . very
II handsOms add extensive assortmen: Of
SPFtssg @na Fassew Go0Gss,
AZ the house FeesaiIy occupied By SIR. John
FitxsimDons 90 tavern, 90 Shenandoah
Street.. which he Aatters himself he will be
able 70 sell - Cheap - any can be sold IN
this section Of county. His assortmeas is
genersl. and consists, IN part, Of the following
articles, viz:
o.v. s =. S'; Nike. ss'"'' 'A''''ds' tcLorHs,
Do. do. do. do. do. Csssineres.
Do. 10. DO. do. do. Cassins,ts.
ysissl, silk. Valencia, Toilns,. and Mar
seillsA vestisgs, .
san. wsssssS. NsrisO. collOa, Lambs
wool Hos,
Ass half Boss 81 every description.
Figussa saa plain FrsBsh ssd Ragl.sh Ne
siao % every eOieE--do. creassisns,
saPsr rev styls caiieOss Of svsry color
ed price,
Pisiu, agursd aad ero,s-bsFTsd MasIins
Bobisssts, Tbcsad and BObisstt Laees and
Edgings.
InssrtiBgs and ROotiags,
Nsrino, Ieag sod square sbauls, . good
sssortmeat,
E@bseiSsrsA saA Thi1ss do.
Iialian Lusiriags, Gros De Swiss, GFos De
HsPles, 6gaTsd snd plain, al eolors.
Psrishieos and OskeFsans, new STYLE good,
foT dresses,
Twisted Silk shawIs and Bandksr,hisf.-
Blood Gsuzs.
DO. LsOniass. DO. Grapes, sIk and Man-
daraRs,
DO. ali prices BlOnd Gsuzs Wells and p
taFeana.
SsPsr ssv style Ginghams.
goo9 assoTtmsnt q LADIES and Gentle.
meas Kst. Beaver, aad Silk Gloves,
Fashioaahis Spring BonEsts,
isis. Scots sod shoes. very eheap.
A good asseTlnsut q Donssties.
Waite ssd brosn sad fancy Driilinzs.
Summsg Cloths, 81 eolors,
Cana, Glsss, and Qseshsssrs,
A COED sssorfmsns Of Hardware and Cut
lsTy,
good asssgtnsni u Groceries.
Together sith almost svsry srticis usualiy
hspt 70 . Rstaf Store. Hhich ~ Would re-
spse1uliJ solisit his irisnds and the public
Rsoerslly 70 call ADD sxanips, aad Judge for
thenseisss, ~ hs does not maks any charge
taS shoving be Geofs
joins e. WILSON.
HarPgrs-FsrTy. April -. is1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
N.OTEGE

"A Ii. persons Indebted TO the subscriber
IA are hereby notified, that all debts due
to them must be paid on or before the L.,
day OF August next. a. the subscribers hav.
ing disposed Of their stock Of Goods TO Messrs.
Hetiiebower & Slifer, and intend removing
to the West, prompt payment Is absolutely
necessary. We feel uader many obligations
TO our kind friends snd patrons for their past
favo-s. The business will still eontinuc .,
kseletown, under the 6rm Of Marmaduks &
ThomPson until the IOth Of September next
SILAS MARMADUKE.
JOHN n. THOMPSON.
June 4. lea5-tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
pie subscriber intending 10 remove 10 the
- South West, Offers his residence for
sale. The lot fronts SO feet on Washinrtop
street, and runs back 372 feet, divided thus:
he yard on which the house stands ia 80 by
III feet, and the garden 20l by 90, in excel.
lent order, and the lot contains al. kind, OF
select fruit (or nearly SOY that can DO named
together With shrubs, &c. &c. The ward
and garden are tastefully laid out, = grape
artor, 100 or leo feet long, with different
kinds OF vines, which produce tho very best
quality OF grape, together with Stable, Corn,
Wood, Gig and smoke Houses, sc. &c. The
dwelling 10 constructed Of the -ery best ma
terials, and ID eommodious, and 10 point OF
eoovsnienes surpassed perhaps by few.
Also-Another Lot. 30 feet front by 100
on which there b . Brick Store House, "a
oy "a feet, completely flashed, sad now oc-
eupied ~ such By the sabscribsr.
Aiso-Anether Lot, fronting d feet, and
running back 40 feet; on which there is q
two story Brick Building. with q one story
back Building recently erected; another Lot
10 feet front and running back 40 feet, with
comfortable House thereon; also, n Lot
fronting 20 e., and running back 100; a larp,
Frame Building. 90 BY 20 feet, anc two sto-
ries high, suitable for q tavern-all on Wash
ington Street.
Also, Frame House, 20 by 90, one .,or,
Stone House and Lot, 20 feat l., 100 or l30
Aiso-Apother Lot, &c feet front and run
ming back les, with . comfortable Frame
Dwelling Household on Jefferson street
together with l07 unimproved Lots, lying ia
the town OF Bolivar, handsomely situated fol
building.
A further description Is deemed unneees-
sary. as persons DESTROYS 10 purchase are in
vIied 10 call and examine the premises.
Terms. one third cash, balance in 6, IL, and
- months. with interest
JOHN X. HAYDEN. E.
Bolivar, March 10, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
VALUABLE LAND
HoN AIH

WISH 70 dispose Of three hundred acre.
= Of ny Jeherson Land; Il being part Of q
larger tract lying on and near the river She
nsndosh, three m.les distant from Charlie,
Town, sod not more than seven or eight
from H.rPers-Ferry. About one third o
TIM tract - heavily clothed with finc, thrifty
timber; the balance cleared, well fenced
and IN pretty good state Of cultivation, a,
least 100 acres thereof being we'll set in Clio
yer; the Improvements are two DWELLING
Houses, two Kitchens, . good ne " Barn, with
staolins and other out houses in abundance
q 10 we'll usiered, (E,as Run 6ne bold
stream, passing through il. besides having
several nerer failing springs Of limestons
waller on II, one pear each dwelling house
possession may DO bad at any time, term,
accommodating. and price low.
MATTHEW RANSOM
Chsriestown, Jefferson County, Ya.2
March. Is, 1s35-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

A LAcoNIc SERMoS.-Job, c. !, V.
81, " Naked came ] out Of my mother .
,corab, and naked shall return Mither."
In discOursing from these words, shall
observe the three following things
First, mans ingress into the world; Sc
condly, his progress Though the world;
and. thirdly, his egress out Of the world.
To return, first, mans ingress into the
world is naked and bare; secondly
his progress through the world is trou-
bic and care; and, thirdly, his egress
out Of the world is-nobody knows
where. To conclude, IL We do well
here, We shall be well there. and |
could tell you no more were to preach
a whole year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

HVhE Subscribers having purchased the
II full and exclusive right Of making, us
ing and vending. In the Counties Of Frederick
Jeser,os, and Berkeley,
Sanuei s. -AQea's ThTeshiag Machine.
are now ready 70 furnish them to those who
may apply.
This Machine has gained the entire appro-
baton Of all who have used il, or witnessed
iis operation. u Gao 30 propelled either by
one or two horsss; and che horse power /.
90 completely portable, thai the whole, ready
for use, may be easily taken from place &c
place. In common light wagon with one
horse In trial, made some time since a,
the farm Of John p. Dulaney, Esq., OF thi.
county, the above Machine, with a single
horse. threshed out l5i bushels wheat IN 20
minutes, and 90 another occasion, at the
farm OF Mr.. Joseph Gibson, few miles above
Middieourg. the same Machine, with two
horses, threshed out ! So bushels Of wheat in S
hours This vas done with little or no fatigue
70 the horses These trials we're made IN
the presence Of hundreds Of persons (many
Of them experienced farmers) Who do no,
hesitate 10 testify TO the great superiority OF
this, over all other Machines whose oper..
tons have ever been exhibited in thi, coup-
Try.
These Machines IRE simple IN their con-
siruetioa, durable and cheap We will for
nish them for $40, and lass If the eest viii
~ all justify t.
We beg leave TO refer persons disposed ca
purchase TO Josiah TidbaIl. ESQ, Of fauquier
and II. B. Powell. and John p Duianey, ESQ
Of Loadoun, who have witnessed their sups
rior utility in Threshing but immediately AZ
Ger harvest, . Machine will be sent 10 each
OF the above named counties, when tbos.
eooeerned viii have an opportunity Of seem.
and judging for themselves.
HiRAH MeyEIGH & co.
Mia6leburg. Loudcun Coaaty,l
June 4 I63s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
Old ReAaa.

VNHOsE persoos Who knov thsmsslsss
indebted 70 the late hrm Of Lac A
Iownef' and Tounsr 4 Harris ere reminded
Nat hey need not expect their notss 20 be
retained BY ne npch ionrsr; ~ : AN salfs6ed
eaeh one concerned vii agree that frou.
hve 70 ten years' induiEsHos Il eaouxh. snd
Tor fer they meg think tbs my ssesai 90
tee, through the mediom a. sssspapss
vii pass ~ 81 The hrst. ! pisass thsua ~
word, fsE weeks vail 6nd thsir notes %,
q my hnnds. BIT TOFNER
shsphsrdstovn, Feb 70. is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

The guillotinc has been introduced,
among modern improvements. by the
French into Algicrs. Two malefae-
tors. native Arabs. Ben Mouktar and
Gileli. went through the operation with
a sang-frSid not unworthy OF disciple
Of Mart. Mouktar's last words, with
true Turkish devotion, were: There Is
no God but God. aud Mahomet il bis
prophet"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
Splendid Carriage
FOR aAYH

V>HE subscriber oders for sale beautiful
Il C-iRRLiGE and HARNESS, (neari,
new belonging TO the estate Of J. J. Frame
deed. Also, . neat SULKY. If not dis.
posed Of at private sale, before July court
they will then be exposed to public sale
before the courthouse door in Charles
town.
U&NOtice.-eS'
Persons indeb isd to the estate Of John J
Frame. decd. are earnestly requested ts
call and make payment a: an early day.
!. r. DOUGLASS, aAm-
Of Jns. ,. Frsms, DECD
June Is, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
BID 81 f,elulzlhia. e.

EsaiSss o. COiSssabia, &C.
nLDRiDGEs Balm Of Columbia.
" Hygsian Syrup,
EiiEir Of Life,
koWland's Tonic Mixture.
Remedy for Sick Hesdachs.
Hays Linimeni for Piles,
Digestive Elixir,
C0nklint Nipple salYe,
Jaynes Cafmiuatye,
Acoustic Oil,
Mineral Hair Powders,
Butlerf Edsrvssersg Nsgnesia ATsri,nt
Bartisy's Compound,
Jeuetts WsieT Proof PASTE,
AmblsF's Tooth PoSders,
Received snd fOr sale a YOUNG's
DRUG STORE
HarperEFery. April -. 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

II As said that the Baltimore nomina-
tons are even etecting revolution in
the world OF female fashion. Thick
lips, fat feet, and Hat noses are coming
TO be- considered the chief elements OF
beauty - 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Spears Wh0J, Baltimore, Nd.
"A RE principally engaged IN the sale o.
IA produces, having several Ers-proof y are.
houses On the linz Of the Rail- osd, aad are
1t all times prepared to make liberal adVan
ces on eonsignmeots
RsfsTeHess.
hsssrs. ErakiDs 4 EiehsIberEsr, ,
Hopkins 4 Brothers, b@"@@s
Lauck K stephen, MartinsburK.
Also, % hessrs. Wager 4 O'Byrus. Har.
Pers-Fsrry, SbO gill forward 70 eonsiEn-
ment.
Feb. 8. 1885 -6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
Tailoring RusIness.

EENHE subseribsFs hayisg eotered ioic
\ copartBership N The shove business
nost respectfully iafofm the citizens Of
Harpsrs-Fsrry and Eieioty. that they have
laksn ne shop formerly occupied By Ne p
gerrsll, ast inisnd carrying o. ths sbovs
b. ssries ausntion, sod By their long eHps-
rsoee 10 business, 70 fseeive q share ~ pub
lis patronage DUNN q BELL.
Hsrpsu-Fsny. June Is, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
.VesC lssssl Cheap 61ooefs.
June Is, 1885

0vCsV eSsses GAG0Q eiOOW0s
~ ME subscribers have just received their
u supply Of SPRING GOODS, which
makes their stock very large and complete,
embracing almost every article usually kept
IN country stores, and in demand. As ~e
are determined TO reduce our extensive
stock. great bargains may be expected. We
invite our friends and customers TO call and
supply themselves. We assure Them they
shall not be disappointed, as we positively
will sell Goods very cheap.
J. l.. & r. RUSSELL.
Harpers-Ferry, April 30, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
Drugs GssSg sEEeatetsses,
PNtaafR. re.

YNHE subscriber respectfully iaforms The
u citizens OF HarPsrs-PerTy and its vicinity
that he has received large and general sep
ply Of 11L010KW11, DRUGS, &6
which, sdded 10 his foFner Stock, makes 81.
assortment complete. He assures his friends
snd The public generally. that the articles
have been purchased with care, and are war
rapted goSuiDe. He would also requas,
ihose who nay b In want Of Fruits, con-
dictionaries. Fancy Articles, &c, to eall II
bis Fruit Store, Immediately above his DRUG
Store, where h 10 BE- fousd I'll articles COO.
nseted With aud belonging 10 . CoDfeetsonary
Establishment.
ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
Harpers-FeFry, May %, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

We learn that Col. r. NJ. yohnson's
nomination is received with ecstacy by
the colored population. They think.
that, when he comes to be President
they shall all be white folks.-lB ID.
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CONTENTS

" SAssasnAsL rsfsr, seeorfiax 10 fks snsiysis
TAs fafs d.. DE BUTTS, Of Bsiss.srs.
Seisnite. or. Sulphsts Of Lime.
Carboasis Of Line,
saiPAsis Of M.gDesia, Epson salt.)
Msriais q Magse.ia.
huriass Of Soda,
Sulphass Of lroe,
Carbonate Of Iron,
SuIph1rsftsd Hydrogen Gas,
Carbooio Acid Gas.
Ts-rsrss~s.-sbeut 6fty-kve degrees Of
Fahrenheit-
Freprrfio-setivsiy purystive, or gestly
laxative, IN proportion 10 the quantity taken
into che stomach. OF condition OF the system
-Toaic-Diurstie-D isphorstie.
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Cash fer FTowr.

~E gish 20 puFehass 1000 bbis q
fioar fog Which vs ell give the
Bah. price leosts q Traaspostaf 10 ks., a. }
.sabjset 70 he Baltinors inspsesioa.
April le, is3s-ln.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

"A IL Persons, shsihsf ~ debtors % ereSt
~ tors, Eho have acsouots witA Ne sslats
= NJ late ID. joha BFiseos, ere hersby ~.
$3.50 % pF1esat her elaims, .os eloa,
s-sa .ssSusi, e. ths esss asy b. e. spssdily
os''5is vin spsad ever sasurday =
Paerdstosn, for ore o. tso uonfhs. 70,
~ eonteaifnre ~ al eoaesFaed.
John oUiGLEY. .f4aT.,
March 5, ls5s-M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
Notice.

I>HE partnership heretofore existing un
= der the name and frn OF Hite 4 Wilt
shire, In the smithing business. vas this da,
dissolved By mutual consent; and ~ Il h ne
cessery that the business Of the eonoerr
should be closed, all Psposs Indebted are 70
quesied TO come forward and settle their nc.
counts BY note or otherwise, with Jane,
Hite, ooe Of the late 6rm.
JAMES HITE,
BENZ. WILTSHIRE.
Juno 10, 1895.
N. B.-rhe Smithing business will b
carried on By james Hite - usual, Who hs,
ut this time = number Of Barshars Psouehs
ready For delivery. made by Mr.. George To
venner, well known as q celebrated Plough
maker. june 25 Is1s.
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VALUABLE
JEFFERSON L.9.y.D
For Sale.

UVHAT hne FARM, now IN the possession
II Of J. K s. Crane, situated about two
miles northwest Of Charlestown, Jefferson
cosniy, Va, and within a short distance of
The Winchester and Hsrpers-Ferry railroad,
containing -Four Hundred and SIX or Eigh,
Acres Of hrst-rate limestone LAND-s0 or
10 OF which is in good timber, AID the ba.
lance IN high state Of cultivation, every
acre Of which, that y not IN grain. is well
set IN clover. This farm Is so situated, with
regard TO water and timber. (having upon II
two wells Of Dever-failing water, and a fne
spring mat waters nearly ooe entire side OF
The farm,) a. 70 be conveniently divided into
two farms OF equal size. The soil OF this
farm Is that Of the very best Valley land, and
has always produced equal to sny land in the
valley. The improvements are q good Ap-
pie Orchard, comfortable Dwelling House.
good Bern, Stabling, and other necessary
out-bOuses. For terms, which are. liberal.
apply to- JOSEPH CRANE.
April 20, Ie35.-u.
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