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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12
Foreign Intelligence.
ATTEMPT UPON THE LIFE or
LOUIS PHILIPPE!

ATTEMPT UPON THE LIFE OIL
LOUIS PHILIPPE!
An arrival at New York on Tues
day last, brings intelligence Of an at~|
tempt mada to assassinate King Lou-|
is Philippe on the 2Sth July, by an|
"INrERNAL MACHINE" while engaged
in celebrating the festival anniversa-
ries Of the three days. The King ace
companied by splendid suite and all
the Princes ofthe Blood, was proceed.
ing to review of the National Guards
when a succession of loud reports was
heard, and a shower Of balls was pour-
ed with destructive fury on the royal
cortege. Marshal Mortier, Duke de-
vise,instantly fell and expired with. !
out uttering word. Several other
officers 81 some Of the National Guards
we're also killed, and considerable
number of persons wounded. The|
machine consisted of25 barrels which
we're SO heavily loaded that Eve ofthem|
burst. The assassin was called Gil
rard, and was Immediately arrested
lie avowed his purpose and only
grieved that he had failed.
The following are the persons whose
lives have been ascertained to have been|
sacrificed. Marshal the duke de Trevise,l
struck in the heart by ball; General do
Lachasse de Terigny, struck on the fora
head by a ball; Captain Villate, aid-de-|
camp to Marshal Maison, Lieut.. Coll
Rieussee, of the 9th legion, struck by|
three balls; Messrs. Prudhomme, Rich
ard, Legar. and Benetter. grenadiers oi
the 9th legion /; colonel in the army
two citizens, woman and child, whose
names We are unable to learn.
Galignani's Messenger of the 30th|
says:- The number of victims is much
more considerable than was at first be-
lieved. Several persons wounded were
Immediately taken to their own homes
and therefore were not included in theI
list before published. The number of|
killed and wounded is said to be thirty-
four, including sixteen who died imme-
diateiy, or subsequently persisted FROM
their wounds.
The government had decided on q
public funeral for all the killed.
The miscreant who fired the MAJ
chine had his lower jaw so dreadfulIy|
shattered by the bursting of the barrels
that il is not expected he will survive.
II appears from census taken Cd
Ireland, that upwards ofsix millions Of
its inhahitants, belong to the Roman|
Catholic order more than six-eighths|
OF its whole population.
An awful instance OF the power oil
terror over life, occurred lately in tha|
West. Oae Of the principal gamblers|
belonging to the gang so cruelty mur-
dered in Vicksburg, lately returned to|
that place for the purpose Of remoyingI
his family. When he entered his wu
splendid house, the frightful fate of his|
comrades suddenly rushed upon his|
mind with such a conflict of sensational
that he fell dead upon the foor.-Msf.
So scarce is specie at present in N. r.,
owing TO late large shipments, tina, hall
dollars now bear a preminm.-b.
Speaking of Crockett's life Of VauI
Buren,, the editor of the Louisville |
Journal remarks that the Western pub
lie have no little curiosity TO see this
"life of the Kiaderhook fox by the |
Tennessee bear hunter"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12
ST. a.

o. The venerable PATROL, Gen. Sam !
ue! Smith, was elected Mayor Of Bal-
timore, on Monday last, by majority
of 1879 votes, over his competitor q
Mr.. Moses Davis.
% We are credibly informed (says
the Baltimore Gazetie) that the mat
ter so long in dispute between the
Union Bank of Maryland and the
Union Bank Of the State Of Tennesseei
has been salts factoriiy adjusted.
Tappon, has not fed from the coun-
try.
A boz Of pamphlets was seized up.
on at the Eagle Tavern, in Fredericks.
burg, by the committee Of Vigilance,
on Saturday last, and burnt. This
pamphlets we're on the subject Of sia !
very.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

With the single exception of Rhode Is.
land, all the elections which have taken
place within the last month. have event
uated adversely to the pretensions of Mr..
v. 3. In Kentucky the Wings have
nine members Of Congress to four. In
Tennessee, the whole Delegation with
the exception oftwo are for Judge White.
In Alabama the whole Deeg alton are for
White. Ia Indiana, it is said that all the
members elect, with perhaps two excep-
tions, are for General Harrison. In Mis-
souri, one Wing is certainly elected, and
it is uncertain which one Of the other
candidates has been elected. In N. Car
DINA, seven Wings have been elected d
six Van Buren, men. The state will
therefore be against Van Buren, should
the election go to Congress.-Hagers-
town Torch Light.
The Washington Globe estimates the
administration majority in the next Con-
oresa at 40 Verv douhfful !
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12
s,H DWELLING HOUSE,

$3.50 well calculated for Public
House, and has been occupied as such
for number of years past, together
with an ice-house, grainery, good sta.
bling, and other necessary out.houses,
with an excellent garden.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

DIED, recently, in this county, Mr.,
HENRY DOMAIN, of consumption.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12
. ALSO..

MY dover right in the large and
commodious
Stone Dacelling. House,
now occupied by Mrs. Tidball, attach.
ed to which is
$50 Acres Of land,
20 of which is GOOD BOTTOM,
the balance in timber. Upon this pro.
perry there is an excellent selection of
fruit trees, and it is considered a desi.
rabe situation for a Mechanic or a
man with small family. The above
property If not disposed of on said day,
will be rented to the highest bidder.
ALSO
at the same time, the following proper.
ty will be offered for sale, viz:
| Side-Board, Bureaus, Desk,
Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, to-
gether with all kinds of
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
one Farm Wagon and Cart, Six Cows,
several with calves,
4 HEAD of young TIORSES,
set of Blacksmith's Tools, a consid-
cradle quantity of IRON of differ.
ent kinds, together with various other
articles too tedious to mention.
The terms will be accommodating,
and made known on the day Of sale
The sale will be continued from day
TO day until all is sold.
VIM. T. SANFORD.
Sept. 5, lsss.-,ds. 5
N. B. Persons indebted will please
call and settle their respective &C.
counts against the day Of sale.
w. T. S.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

" The Milledgeville Record of re-
cent date contains the following para
graph
The Greek Indians, we learn. have ta-
ken possession of the plantations OF some
OF their white neighbours in Russell coun-
ty, Alsbama, driven the owners from their
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

T Both the Indiana Senators in Con
gress, have come out in favour Of Gen
HARarsoN for the Presidency.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

Gr Will not r. M. JOHNSON be more
acceptable to the abelitienists and ANAL
gamists than any man who can be named
for the Vice. Presidency south of the Po-
tomac River, We think so. Rives will
not, cannot, successfully rival him in
their estimation. Van Buren, done well
in riveting the support ofthese classes of
our citizens through the well known pre-
objections of Johnson. Without him he
probably could not have obtained their
support at all. He is really the candidate
of the office holders only--he is not the
candidate of any disinterested portion of
the people. .
RHODE IsLAND.-The Newport Mer-
curry, of Saturday last, says the election
has resulted in the choice of Messrs.
Pearce and Sprague, the Administration
Candidates for Congress. Sprague's ma
jority over Burgess. SO. Pearces major
ity over Burgess, Al. Sprague's majority
over Craston, 1888. Pearce's majority o.
YER Cras.on, 227. The next house Of
Representatives will consist of SO Admin
istralion, and SO Wing members
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

VIE undersigned, having rented
from VIM. L. Clark, Esq, the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

Ar The Wheeling Times Of the Isl
instnnentions that Col. JOHN M'CoY, the
representative of that district in the Sc
nate of Virginia, died on the Goth ult. at
his residence near Middlebourne, Tyler
county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12
Sale Of Property
In Hardy County.

n D Y virtue of decree OF the cir
cult superior court Of law and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

ND UNAWAY.--Wa committed to the Jail of Mont
u gomery county, as runaway, the 18th day of
October last, who broke JAIL and retained on the
2Jth OF December last negro man, named GEoRaE
BRIcE aged about forty fortyve years dark brown
hye feet nine inches high above the left eye with
longs to Mr.. David Garrett trader who lives in Ala
bama, who purchased him of Il Mr.. Powell in Fairfax
county The will for him, prove property
pay charges, and take him away, he will be dealt with
according to law. WIN. WADE, JaiLor
MONTGOMERY county. Va. Jan. u. s2-wl2wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

~ The ENQUIRER ID published twice week, generally and
trec tncs week during the session OF the State gauIe
Pscc the senc scretolo Five Dollars payable IN adj
vance Notes oil cafcted banks oaly) will BE-
ciivcd in payment The Editors will the safety Of cit
tag then. by mall the oage of letters being paid by the writers
No will be discontinued, the discretion of the
Editors, until all have been paid up.
@ Whoever will the of niac shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
l Oae less each continuance
- No until has either been
or assumed by in this city or it, environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24
NEW ADVERTHsElYEElN TS.

ENXECUTOR'S SALE.-Wnl be sold to the high
N "A est bidder Wednesday tue / i February next
at the Steam Saw Mill in Charles City county, belong
ing to the late firm of Royal * Garthright-of which
P,ank and ScaaHing. Tirms-Nncty days credit.
JOHN p. BURTON, acting Err. IF
San,uei cartwright, jr., deed.
Jan 81 s1I2awtts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24
January l3.

NOTlCE.-Pursuant to a decree Of the Circnit Sn
pcrior Court of Law and Chancery for the county
of Hanover, pronounced the goth day of Oct 1891
in suit therein depending James wife against Bird
and others, the undersigned Commissioner named i'm the
said decree, will sell the Sd day of February 1895 at
the front door Of the Bell Tavern in the City of Rich
mond for cash. all the slaves in the said decree
belonging to the estate of Louisa NJ. Bird, decd
TIlOS. r. BIRD, Commissioner
January 90. S0-3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

a Arden AND FLOWER SEEDS.-Thc sub
M scrbcr has received full supply of the above
Seeds Warranted gcnunc from those celebrated seeds
men, d. d g. Landreth of Philadelphia and from the
united Society of Shakers, New I.ebanon New York
Large giant Asparagus; carly China Bean, yellow do
ak weeks do large Lima do, large Windsor do Caro-
lima do; early blood turnip Beet early yellow do long
blood red do French sugar amber do mangcl wurze
DO; large purple cape Broccoli; carly York Cabbage
large York do, Philadelphia do carly Batersea ear
iy ssgas!oaf, large asai:.As&d, large Bergen green
glazed, red Dutch, green globe Savoy; green curled
Savoy; white solid Celery, red do; long orange Car
rot, Altrngham do, broad-leaved garden Cress car
" frame Cucumber long pricklcd do early cluster do
Gherkin green curled Endvc early golden Sioux Corn
early Tuscarora do green curly Scotch Kae early cured
Sileso Lettuce large cabbage do ice do brown Dutch
nutmeg Melon, green citTon do Murray's pine apple
do, Watermelon, purple EGG Plant, white Mustard
large Nasturtium, white Portugal Onion yellow do sill
yer skin do red annual do Okra Landrcihs extra early
Pcas early six weeks do early frame do early Washing.
Ton do, Bishops early prolific, dwarf green imperial
large inarrowiat; long smooth French Parsnp; curcd
Parsley; OK heart Pepper; large cheese Pumpkin field
do; early scarlet short top Radish long salmon do long
white summer do cherry scarlet do white tunp do
Khubarb; Spinach round and prickly; orange wartcd
Squash, white Canada do Satisfy or vegetable OYSTER
Ionato Sage; carly white Dutch Turnp red top d. vel
low Aberdeen do globe do, rutdbaga do potato Onion
sets, top or tree do, silycrsln do
~ Orders received for Grape Slips, and Ornamental
ana fruit Trees. WIN. PALMER
January -. s2L2,,yff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

q DNilNISTRATOR's NOTICE-Au pcrsons in
IN debted to the estate of Gay0gd IT. MIMI lao
merchant Of Richmond deceased hereby notified and
required to make immediate payment TO the undersigned
And al persons having claims against the same estate will
present thcm duly authenticated, for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS, .dsD,iuis,yotor
November q. I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

u AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a decree of the
Il county court OF Caroline, in Chancery, viii be sold
at the residence of Mrs Lucy undey the county of
Caroline, ON the 9Th day of February 1885 on credit
OF IL months, l2 Of Land, belonging to the estate
of VIM X. Ilundley, decd. lying The Kecdy Swamp,
adjoining the land OF NJ Young, John w Hundley and
others deem 1t unnecessary TO say any thing in re-
gard to the quality of the land is presumed that
persons wishing TO purchase will first view the land
Any person wishing to see it, do so, by application
10 the subscriber, to John w Hundlcy
NJ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

~ B.-If from ,rny cause, the above sale should not
take place on ulataay, it will be sold at the Bowling
Green, on Inc Monday following, that being Caroline
Court A. S. II. Com.
Jan d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

81 INTEND visiting the State of Missssipp early i'm
~ the Spring, and will attend entering lands for
those who may wish to purchase in that State either for
settlement or speculation. / believe, from my know
ledge OF the public lands in that State (having been over
and examined much Of it last ll) can make such Sc
icctions, az viii not fail to give satisfaction 10 thogc
VINO may want small settlements, and not disposed
to visit them previous to removing can make very ad-
vantageous ccations and be Of great ryce in put
ing hen IN the way OF making settlements comparative
~ casy.-To those who may have negroes which they
wish settled there, and are not disposed 90 cmsc Ives
can also be Of service. This State is known 10 be a
better growing State, and The profits from labor in this
article - too well known, 10 render it necessary for me
TO add word on that subject believe portions of the
state healthy, and others TO DC sicky in making loca-
iionI tor settlements, due regard viii be paid 10 t,s
the first object MADISON YAIFTjf AZ r .
Richmond, jan DIST. SID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

HOfSPUH, the sire Of Masfppa will stand tl,c on
= suing season at Sc. Lcgcr, (Afr John fIeth'sO
~ me county Of Chesterfield - mics from Petersburg
~ mules from Richmond, and miles south Of the Coal
r. oe MA val be given hereafter
Occ. -. lIV-tf JOHN q. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

GtLOyER SEED, &c. &c.-RrAo. Wou,er &.
" Co., offer for sale 300 bushels saplinr and Rcd
Glover, 10 bushels Orchard Grass, and $50 bushels
Herds Grass seed Cotton Yarns, Cotton Osnabores.
fcatters, Groupd Pqistey Paints and Oils and t,eif
usual assortment of Groceyics, &c, SC
Fafmvlc, Jan. 18th 1884 sfLoa,c1,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24
January 90.

VALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND for Sale
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
nounced at October Term, 1884 in cause therein de-
pending between George II. f. Lonnier & Co.. plaintiff
and Warner l.. Oliver and others defendants; will be
exposed to sale by auction for cash, at Gloucester
Courthouse, on the first Monday in March next (benr
Court day that beautiful and valuable Estate called
violet Bank, the residence of the late Thomas b. Fox
dec d. This estate lies Immediately on Poropotank
creek and within milo Of York River and of course il
very convenient to the oyster trade which is carried
on to great extent, that Rivcr1t contains about
SIX hundred acres OF Land perfectly level and is beev-
ed to be we'll tnbcred the banks of the creek there
are inexhaustible beds of mari and shells The i'm
provemGnls consist of spacious brick mansion with
are believed to be in good repair This land will be sold
subject to The right of dover therein of the widow of
Thomas b. Fox with this exception, the title is deemed
good, LGt deed with special warranty only will be
made to the purchaser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24
ar AkDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS-Tho anh.

N]A/ ANTED, for the present year, Il sober. steady
Wv Wagoncr-Apply ut the Office of the Richmond
enquirer. Jan ~ S2-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24
AIOOCHLAND LAND FOR SALE wish to

fNOCCHLAND LAND FOR SALE wish to
IN sell Tract of Land containing 1850 acres, which
lies upon the head of the Little Bird about
miles from Mrs. Tnslcy Tavern, and seven from Column
bia the James River 1t is the tract formerly owned
by Governor Nicholas naturally of very excellent SOIL
well watered and than half of il i'm timber CT good
quality. II lies Immediately the Gold region.
and the farest and most conclusive evidence exists that
II is rich in this minernl-in the of or months
more than thousand dollars worth of this metal
procured from it by washing, and with very small
torceno increase OF price, however, expected this
account but will be sold exclusively as farming land
and SUCH great bargain may be had in it, by apply
ing TO the subscriber, living Staunton Robert
. Brooke of the House of Delegates during the present
Winter. JOSEPH SMITH.
January "a. S2-w6ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

a DESIRABLE FARM On, The Ohio Rircr, for Sale
"A 1 wish to sell my property in the county of Cabell
lying on the Ohio river through which the turnpike road
10 the mouth Of Big Sandy river now passes
The property is well known rs a place of imposing
situation, If aided by little capital and enterpriseand
has been looked to the probable ultimate point of
uniting the land and water travel through the central
route OF Virginia The farm consists of 200 acres 300
OF which arc Ohio bottom, and the upland well timber
cd and much OF capable of producing 40 TO so bushels
OF corn per acre. There is about 100 of cleared
land, with orchards of selected uitand the buildings
comfortable. prefer selling the above property pr
yate sale and any person wishing confer with on
The subject, may find me at my residence, at Wood
Lawn, near Ellisvilc, Louisa; they obtain my
terms by letter post paid directed TO the aforesaid vii
agc.
If notsod before, il will be offered the highest bid
der, at Louisa Court House, the first day the June
Term, next, when the terms will be made known-rc-
serving to myself, however, one bid.
Richmond, Jan. 81. [o2-mtlJJ p. SCALES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24
AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY,
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM II nov

@''J ~ ~'''Ftu'J IUNtiFfsStONFTS
Hp richmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
IA TOMAC RAIL-ROAD.---Ata meeting of the Pre-
sident and Directors of the Company on 18th January
1895, it was,
RcSofred That further of So on each share be
required from the Stockholders; and that the same be
deposited in the Bank of Virginia by the respective
Stockholders the credit of the Company on or before
the 10th of Feb. next
VIM. p. SHEPPARD, Treasurer
.. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.-The sub
IA scrber, IN view of settlement in Mississippi is
dcsirous of dsposng of his property Virginia. and of
iers for sale most desirable Estate of about eleven
hundred acres of land situated in Stafford county about
ven miles below the town of fredericksburg and bor-
dering on the Rappahannock River This estate includes
the tracts commonly known as the SSowDrY AND FERRy
FARMS and untcs advantages rarely with and such as
entite to be regarded the desirable farms
IN this section of the Stale. The uplands are pro
ductve, and remarkably well supplied with both wood
and watcr--clover and plaster succeed well upon
them; and fair proportion of them has been cleared
and is now i'll fine order for farming operations
having been, for time, cultivated under an
improving system. The ow-ands compose a con-
siderable portnn of the estate, and are of The most
valuable description. consisting in part of an extern
sive aluvial meadow, situated upon the river border
perfectly Tcclamcd long distinguished for abundant hay
crops and of unsurpassed fertility The improvements
consist OF large two story dwelling -house with yar-
Gus buildings convenient and appropriate for plantation
purposes But it is considered here 10 at
tempt further description of the property as il is pre-
sumcd that all persons disposed purchase will make
personal examination, and such examination il is
believed, will abundanty shcw that in every point of
health for fertility of SOIL for local advantages
us well in regard TO society convenience to market
the estate now offered for sale is passed by none in
THIS part Of vrgna.-Eor of sale and other mar.
uculars reference may be had to John A. Morson ESQ
at Snowden, Arthur A. Morson Esq; in Frederick
burg. WILLIAM MORSON
January 10. 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

E AW BOOKS, JOURNALS, MAPS. &c, for Sale
Leighs Reports, vol 4th just published price So
Also, Glmer Randolph and lst 3D. and Sd Leighs Vir-
gina Reports Henings Statutes at large Journal of
the Conventions Of 1856, and 17S Journals of the
Senate and House of Delegates, from 1776 to 1890 A
few copies of the large Maps of Virginia, at SO and
Of the small Map at $4both rollers and in portable
cases Separate volumes Of most of the Reports can be
furnished.
1t is proper TO guard the purchasers of the Virginia
Reports against PToed edition Of the 9th Randolph
which has been printed in violation ofte and
thrown into tile market 1t may be readily distinguished
from the genuine edition printed by "S Shepherd Co..
Richmond, 1929, by the ncIiority Of execution and
IS scarcely necessary 70 remarks that little reliance can
he placed upon the occracy of book which has appear
cd under such circumstances
The undersigned has il in his power TO supply any
number OF Law Books to purchasers of the above OF
The best editions and at the lowest prices and will prompt
~ attend TO all orders, with compensation
The Journals Of the Conventions and General ASSEM-
bly,, contain Of interesting and valuable inforna.
Ton, which entities them 70 place in every public and
private Library.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON, Sec cam. &. lii.
Richmond. Jan. 20. s0-1av52y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24
: EsSCEE.MO.V.HD, E.Rsse T.y.z.g.
A LBENlARLE LAND. near The tnirers;fy Of FIR.

"A LBENiARl.E LAND, the Unirersity of FIR
IA giaid, for saie.-A Tract of Land lying IN the
county OF Albcmar!e containing about $50 acres it is
bounded BY Charlottesville the west and extends TO
the hvanna river the east, embracing place of de-
post on the river more convenient to Charlottesville
IMAM any other There is also upon the land valuable
site Tor the erection of machinery, where there is now
IN operation good Grist and Saw Mill II has also the
advantage of being situated within and half miles
OF the University otVgina. The local situation of this
land together with the fertility of its soil certainly makes
II the most desirable situation which has been put into
market IN the upper country The terms will be made
known at any time, by application to the subscr ibcr
VINO iives on the premises. ~ Ii. LEWIS.
January l3. 77-2awSt