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NN7 beg leave to inform the public that our arrange
w ments for the transportation Of the Mails, and
the accommodation of the traveller that part of the
Metropolitan Line, from Washington to Richmond,
finished and complete
Those arrangements consist fonc line daily between
Washington and Richmond, and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond
On the water part of this route, have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion distinguished for
speed and equipment, to have been removed from the
the theatre OF her celebrity, the North River, by
contract.
ON the residue of the route we have provided such
Coaches horses and drivers WILL atter ourselves
command the approval, OF the public
Without any interference with our Mail Line whatever,
enabled, by the agency Of our other daily line
accommodate ourselves once every day, during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure engagement of
travellers.
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch of the public service, with determination to
command the public support, by deserving H.; and we,
therefore, wish it distinctly understood that are by
NIGHT or by DAY, the publics obedient servants,
VIM SMITH & co.
~. For Seats, apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels
Richmond Feb. -. 93--tf
FNyO RENT--The house on Il. street lately coupled
N by Nlcssrs. Hall & Moore--Also the house called
the Council Chambcr-Also the Island called Vnuxhall
Garden Enquire of Edward N. Allen, the Richmond
Coffee house.
Any person in possession of Johnsons Lives of
the Poets and the Ahanbra, borrowed from the late
Richmond Library Society, will confer favor their
present owner by leaving them at r. d. Sankey's Book
store A. MAYO.
February H. 9I-2aw4w
a Lawrencevlle Course, for the SPRING 1895, will
the 18th day of April next and continue
four days.
First Day.-Two sweepstakes colt races; the first
$500 entrance. half forfeit mile heats six subscribers,
and closed The following are the entries, to wit:
o. P. Hare, Tonson flly, out of Maj. Thomas Rcy's
r, D. storkc, Daniel Duggers G.. by Medley, dam
by yirginan.
VIM NJ West, full sister TO Sir Walter Scott
John c. Goode
VIM. X. Johnson, FLY by Charles out Of the dam of
Star.
john d Macn $. c. by Timolcon, dam by Hal.
SecopI Swecpstake 800 entrance, half forfeit, to
close the first day of March next several SUBJ
scribers
Second Day.-Proprictor's Purse, 5000, mile heats,
entrance $1J
Third Day--Jockcy Club Purse, $780, without dis
count, mile heats, entrance $50
Fourth Day,--A Handicap Purse, 800, mile heats
the best three in five, entrance $25.
1t is necessary to state that the track has been
Gently very much improved it having been tan-barkcd
around. Litter and stables furnished horses gratis
The Proprietor having also had the stables for the horses
thoroughly repaired will cndcavo give general salts
faction THE PROPRIETOR
February Ia. Off
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Eclipse

w IL stand this spring ps35( at my son, Edward
w JohDsons in the county of Dinwidde, 80 miles
south of Petersburg, and IL miles north of Brunswick
Courthouse, Immediately the old stage road, and is
at his stand, ready TO mares, hundred
dollars the payable the 1Oih day Of July next
when it will expire.
MoSsmUR ToSsos will stand this spring at my son,
George W. Johnsons, in the county of Chesterfield,
within mile Of Moody tavern miles from Peters
burg, and % miles from Richmond and is now there
ready to mares sixty dollars the season. payable
on 10th July next, when it will end 800 to insure
mare in oa payable she is known 20 be in foal
or pa.ted with; dollar TO the groom for each
Pasturage at both places very excellent and very
tensve, gratis Every viii be taken to prevent
cdents but no liability for any that may happen. Ser
wants sent with 10 either horse boarded without
charge, and mares will be fed at - cents day
Both these horses in the finest health and vgor
and they are remarkably a-gcttcrs they have
been both often advertised in the Turf Register and
elsewhere that their characters the characters Of their
get the great performances Of their colts and the very
high prices indeed at which they are selling are well
known say, 50 000 5000, 5000 600 10 600; and in
one instance, 900 given for years Old which
is the highest price have ever known a horse to com
mand ID America w. r. JOHNSON
Feb. y. W--tf
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ND UNAWAY.--Wa committed TO the Jail Of Mont
y y gomery county, runaway on the 18th day Of
October last who broke Jail, and retained on the
2gth Of December last, negro man. named GroR.r
BRIcg aged about forty iortyfyc years dark brown
five feet nine inches high above the e eye with
blood wart az the lower ond Of said scarsays ne be-
longs to Mr. David Garrett, trader who lives in la
bama, who purchased him Of n Mr. Powell in Fairfax
county. The owner win come for him, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away, hc will be dealt with
according to law. VIM. WADE Jaiior.
Montgomery county, Va, jan "a so--w12w-
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RHCM.NON.D.
PRopERTY FoR sALE.-The sub.

scriber, intending to remove to the South, offers
hs valuable LOT at Madison Court House. for SALE
The buildings consist of Dwelling house, kitchen,
thouse, stable and all other necessary
two store houses (Which alone, for the of
the amount asked for the whole establishments two
Offices. The storesand Offices in the best situations
in the town for business, and always in demand The
Lot contains ono acrc-half of which is in a garden
which Is very productive. The yard is large and well
shaded with handsomc trees and ornamentcd with shrub
berry. There fine fruit trees on the Lott
will also sell Of the purchaser should desire W my stock
price Negroes will be taken in payment il it would
better suit the convenience OF the purchaser For terms
apply TO the subscriber the premises
WIN. G.. THORNTON.
February 81. MISUNDERSTANDING
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vHNO OWNERS OF SLAvES.-A planter from the
IA South wishes to buy, for his crcusre Serricc
from 30 to 100 slaves, in families. He would prefer
purchasing from large shareholders, who
might be disposed to sell out their entire stock ut the
oe three instalnents negotiable paper or nccep
tances in New Orleans New York be given and the
security in all respects ample and satisfactory He will
be prepared to treat for such purchase in all the
months of January February; and will receive the
Negroes when the contract is made, in the Summer
or Fall, at the option of the vendcr.
Letters, tpaid) with description of the Negroes
may be addressed to his agent
Jan. IL. l79-tfJ III. p. CAVENDISH.
90 The Petersburg CONSULTATIONS Danvile Observer
Gazette Raleigh STANDARD, Fayetteville Observer
Republican viii publish the above for weeks
o this office for
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IL of our navigation, the subscriber will commences
his regular receipt of staple and Fancy Spring and
ancr DRY GOODS; and his arrangements SUCH in
other markets. TO keep him supplied weekly, with so
choice selection, as to warrant his assuring families
and others visiting this city, that they be at all times
furnished with wateve, is decidedly and desirable
or fancy, well complete assortment of staple
housekeeping articles.
Great attention paid to Linen Goods-say shirting,
shooting, and table inen-silks, gnghams, and other
newstylc for the season Spring sawls and hand
kcrchies in variety extremely beautiful and new
Summer wear for gentlemen; umbrellas, stocks boz
SONS, &c.
Country merchants will find il to their account in
giving me look Orders promptly and carefully at
tended to. THO. II. PRICE.
Richmond. Feb. 10. 93-2aw4w
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ny RFTCnlIE 4 eOOK.l i

or The Enquirer is published week, generally, and
three times week during
Price the hereoio Five Dollars IN add
Notes OF chaercd (only) will be
cevsI in paymcnt The Editors viii guarantee the OF enit
ting them by MALL the portage of lcr being paid by the writer's
No will BE- discontinued of the
Editors, until all be- en- pal
OF Whocsor will the OF papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
CIR Ono
50 No
assumed by pcrson a this or Is environs
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MNt: JESSE ALSOP-You will take notice that on
1VA the Sth day of April next in Virginia and in the
town of fredericksburg, at the Farmers Hotel, be-
tween the hours of in the morning and O'Clock of the
same day, we shall proceed to take the deposition of
Mr. John Chew; and in the State of Maryland in Prince
Georges county, at or Magrudcrs Ferry, the
we shall also proceed y take the deposition of said
Burke, on Friday, the Moth day of same month; and
in the State of Virginia and county of Middlcscx,
Churchve, Monday, the 18th day of the month";
between the hours aforesaid, shall take the deposit
ton of MIR. William Jesse and others; and the Nth
day of the month in the county of Gloucester and
State aforesaid, at the Dwelling of VIM. X. Perrin, ESQ.,
we shall, between the hours of and III o'clock in the
morning, take tho deposition of Mrs. Sarah T. Perrin
and at Gloucester Courthouse the day. between
the hours OF III o'clock in the morning and in the
ing OF the day, shall take the dispositions of JAS
Dunston, Kemp billiard, and others; all of which
to be used as evidence in suit depending in Chanccry
IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
Gloucester county, in which complainants and
James s Leaville and yourself defendants; and if
from any any of the dispositions aforesaid be
taken on the day herein appointed they will be taken
the next day, Sunday cxcePtcd) GEO. IIEALY,
March H. [l02-w4w] Ind ,cifc. and others.
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EBIECE GOODS, cheap for cash--or short approred
n oreda-iiEsRy PAYsoS, No. 7, Hanover ST.. near
the Post Office, NEW YORK, respectfully socits the
patronage Of those Country Merchants who making
their purchases Of staple Dry Goods with cash short
credit He has made his arrangements for dealing with
SUCH and is determined 10 offer them goods such prices
as viii make II object for them to paronisc him.
Ills stock comprises general assortment Of foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods
Feb 81. gJ-2m
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A NATAWBA GRAPE am authorized 10 sell l5-
" 900 Catawba Grape Vines, two and three years old
raised in this ncghborhood Specimens of Wine made
from this Justly celebrated Grape may be at my
store, opposite the Columbian Hotel, Richmond
January %. [S3-ul ID. ANDERSON, in.
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ENDUCATlON.-A young Gentleman who can pro-
- duce satisfactory Testimonials Of his ability to tenoh
the Latin and English languages correctly and who can
also produce testimony Of bis correct department, can
find situation teacher ia the negbborhood Of the
Cross. Roads, In New Kent county Application 70 be
made to DR.. j. w Roystcr, or Samuel r Williamson.
Now Kent, Feb. o CO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

D EMOVAL--B. L. B.1LDWLV Gate Motley IL
~ Baldwin, has taken tencmcntn Venablcs Row,
opposite Chappcls saddlcy store two doors below
Read, Womack X Co.'S, where he will keep general
assortment of Sap'e and Fancy Dry Goods Shoes HITS
aud Groceries. which he would invite the attention of
his friends and the public generally.
Farmvc, March ~, 1885. l02-w6w
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A TTENTION--A practical Farmer who has but
IA few working hands, wishes to associate himself,
IN TIC cultivation oil CoIros, with some gentleman who
can furnish the labor lie proposes to furnish tho land
on or near the Mississippi river and give to IL his per-
sonal attcnon-addcd to which, he will incur all the
expenses Of conveying tic hands 10 their destination.
lie may be thought over sangunc, but nevertheless
thinks he convince any gentleman Of the proprcty
OF such investment and would take pleasure in com
municating with him the subject letter address
ed to y. post paid, will be promptly attended TO-
March Z fO0-4t
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
CoMmssIoSgR's OrrIoE,

richmond. Dec II, 1871.
Pursuant to the foregoing order Of Court the Gre
ditors Of Robert Craig dcccascd Of his estate if
any such creditors there be- who have not bccu paid
hereby notified TO in and prove their claims
before me- at my Office in this city, before The 10Th
day Of March next be forver barred and precluded
from arccourse against the estate, monies, and effects
othc said Robert Craig decd under the control Of the
said Court HILARY BAKER, COnr.
Dec. j.. 673m
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Qb oH6 u NEWAND.--Abscof from the pIanta
~ ~ ton of Mrs. Sarah Hudson, deceased, of
He is n very likely Negro, of dark complexion rather
below the ordinary height. hut well made and about
years ldno marks rccolectcd except dent in of
sisted of dark domestic, pretty much worn, and wool
hat with very broad brm. 1t is likely hc has obtain
ed free papers, and will attempt to pass Free Negro
He has been in the habit for several years of driving
Wagons for Mcssrs Casey OF Cumberland, James
Beach, VIM. L. Foster and Kit Smitlson of Charlotte
where lac will probably cndeavor to getor TO the neigh
borood of DR.. Smith S, near Rcins Tavern with whom
his mother lives The above reward will be given for
his delivery TO me. A. SPEARS.
llalsboro, March - lO2-w5w
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"a AND NEAR MANCHESTER FOR SALE
M Will be offered for sale, the premises, .HoH-
d0y 10Th inst March if fair if not the next fair day
at ~ o'clock, the tract of Land which the late Dr.
Samuel Pattcson resided, called Laurel Meadow
tanning nine hundred acres five miles from Manchester
about one half in woods There this ractof land
two dwelling houses with the necessary houses dis
tinc and separate, that it may be advanagcousy d
vIded-orchards with choice fruit trees each settle
mcnt. This tract is well wateredtlere remarkably
fine spring attached to each Of the settlements Terms
~ and IS months credit with bonds aad approved
rity, with deed of trust the promises the
purchase money. j. W. WINFREE
Egecmor of DR.. Samuel Poticson dec'd
March 3. 90-2awtds
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ED ICHMoND, FREDERICKsB URC. Avn PoTo
81 O. MAC RAII.-ROAD--AL n InecIinn of the Pre-.

-HW MAC RAiIrROAD.--At meeting of the Pre-
sidcnt and Directors of the Company, Monday the
I'd March, 1882 the following resolution was adopted
Resorcd, That the Stockholders be required 10 pay
their respective shares the following sums, wit Five
dollars each SHARE before the tenth day Of April
next; FIVE dollars each share, before the tenth
day Of May next and FIVE dollars each SHARE
before the tenth day of June ncxt-Thcsc to
be deposited heretofore to the credit of the Company,
in the Bank of Virginia. the credit Of the Treasurer
in the Girard Bank at Philadelphia.
The Board deem II proper to state, for the information
of the Stockholders, that upon compliance with the
QUESTIONS siadc and heretofore oncfourlh of the
private subscriptions Of the capital stock will have been
paid npA fourth Of the subscription OF the Board of
Public Works will then be payable and that will proba-
bly, render it unnecessary to make any further requs
ton upon the Individual Stockholders than Sep
tcmbcr. VIM p. SHEPPARD Sccrefary.
March z. I00-2awl0thA
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AW NOTlCE.-FoSTAISE RI. PErrIs, late Of
~ Orange county, having located in The city Of New
YORK IN the practice Of Law respectfully tenders his pro-
fessonal services TO his old Virginia friends and fellow
citizens gencraJ Being generally known througithe
state he deems references unnecessary All business
conmuncations to him addressed, postpaid, will cceiye
prompt and faithful attention
n B Persons IN the South who have, OF may hercaf
ter have, runaway slaves suspected be in either New
York or Philadelphia, may find to their advantage
send mnutcly descriptive communication post paid
above. Seninlnhcr % 10
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NOTICE.-Mr. George W. Cooper having resigned
"a his situation principal teacher OF the Hampton
Academy, the Trustees of said Institution wish
ploy Teacher to take charge Of the Academy quail
fed TO teach the following branches of education, viz
The Greek and Latin languages Mathematics, and the
usual branches of an English education. A salary will
tuition fees, varying from six eight hundred dollars
making compensation of at least thousand dollars
per year All persons applying, will address the Presi
dent of the Board (post paid,) at Hampton Va. The
election will take place on the I'd Saturday i'll April
next BY OnDER OF THE Do.RD OF T'RrsrErs
March ~ llO2-2aw4w] ofMo Hampton 4cademy
9J- the Globe, Washington New Evening Post
requested publish the a,ve weeks
ward their the Enquirer office, collection.
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AfALLEGO MlLLS--Notcc is hereby given. that
~ We shall receive Wheat this season, AFTER
the 3iat day OF the present month. (March)
March tf5-uA1 p. ,. CHEVALLfE a co.
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NOIlCE.--CnARSrR DARDIN, son of David OAR
din, late of Nlccklcnburg county, Va who removed
some years since to the Western country, ifving, if
dead his legal representatives hereby notified that
there is in my hands sum of money belonging to him
States 10 pay for the horse Romus pressed into the
service OF the United States in the Revolutionary War
All persons having claims against the Estate of said
David Dardn, deed, hereby notified TO produce
them for settlement, this notice will be plead in bar
to said claims. ROBERT Y OVERLY,
administrator de bonis non of
March 10 TlO2-vlwl D.y,n D.pn,S acc'J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-28
.IE0riSom's PITTS.
Feb. 10. las.
AND THE HYGEIAN SYSTE

AMI ftk III L LILLIAN SYSTEM.
From he .thfeHnIal HarhsHrrr. Ssl s. Va. =.
edited b. tbe Re- ALKIASDra CixFnrlt
In THIS age Of theory and experiment IA
all departments OF socieiy-m politics, me-
ehanies, agriculture, Law, physie, aD5 tLeoIo-
~, nothing seems destined 90 stand, that can
De shaken. In the theory and practice Of
medicine, as IN every thing else, all things
are anoat. One school cures every thing by
esionel aud the lancet another, by steamins,
and Sveatiak-a third. by purEing ia a long
list Of csihar,icS-a fourth, "a imitation Of
Doctor Nature, sometimes bleed, sometime.
sweat, sometimes purge, a. The patient may
seem TO require
Non nos'run' inter ,os iantss eompoperv Htrs
"Nho can decide when Doc tors Disagree
But n our maxim has been, Bring all things
to the test, aud hold fast that which il good
We have tried in our own household and
amongst our friends and neighbour, Wah
great pleasure aud success, The lIyEeian sys-
sem, sometimes called Mortsonisna.' or the
Morrison Pills. Such have been our expe-
renee and observation Of the innocence,
mildness. and efficacy Of this composition,
that from the most disiniercsted principles Of
beneSolencs we must recommend the IN 20 tho
afflicted who have tried many things in vain.
30 many obdursts diseases of the stOnaeh
and boSels and Of the whole system have
beet rslisVed, OF perfectly cured By them.
'eat hoy are worthy Of trial. especially IN
all those eases 10 Wh,ch other remedies have
failed. Being vegetable composition. they
arc perfectly iaseeeni, winch u saving a
crest deal IN this guilty age; aud being very
happy combination. they can iuiurs 10 eon-
s'hu''oo ~hen used according 10 the printed
directions EDlTGkw
II The subscribers having besu appoint
"a sole agents FOE vending the eelebrated
HsseiaA JairsySsf Medicines. 10 The state Of
Virginia, bfg leave 20 eotify the public, that
the genuine Medicines Gao only s. procured
directly from them. OF sub agents DAILY nu-
thor'sed BY them. ssd that a. further sseu-
rIiy against eouaieFfel,s. ss.k packet Of the
gsssins medicines( signed ID. Henderson &
Son. stsis agsots Virginia, ssd slso, By
the sub-ageht foA - respective toSa or
county where q msJ b. offered FOR sale.
d, HENDERSON 4 SON.
fredericksburg, Nov. ?. isJ9.
n. b Persons SishioE 10 obtain the sren-
ey Tor The sale Of the above Medicirs foS
aoy tows or counts IN the state. will please
address post raidj 70 -. IIsb5srsoo \ son.
FredsficksbuFg. Oh AS
Authorized Agents are
tseofxc han,I0hrsys. CAarssfsra.
tlis4s hhcpipeFspu. Kisinsnd
q sean Feferaiug
& ii.u. .Ne-bI
W,llisms \ Ntoipr. Lem iiwv
t.ep = knsuG Farm1tae
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hn - Bfrskinftdze. N.u.aies
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Wm ioag .AEaras5afr
X tstrrins, H. r~rfvfE
" & hsundtrs I<~s6Hg
W.sks 4 tluit1n. .thLl .5wg
Shitfit Dsor, NIiea
81 ~ passr. % arresfsn
Jsse. " NH. GafFt~r 90
Ne . lrts~ Lsaresf,r Gsnafs
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Jtssw~bsc .Muy Property
AZ Auction.

10y order of The Board OF Directors Of
- ths rsrncrs' and Meebsnics' Bank Of
Gsorxssown, vii b. offered. st public ssc-
too, nc the Auction Roons Of Thon,s G..
Wright, In Ceorgetowa, ID. &. on Saturday
the Goth day of June next, CONNIE ncing NJ
| 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following Lighly val
vsb.c Milling Establishments. TO wit:
rhSfederal siills, situate on Rock Greek.
one mile distant from tie wharyes Of George
town. THIS property includes - acres OF
land. on which are, besides the Mills. two
comfortable hrick Dwellings, q small fame
Dwelling, aud brick Stable for L horses.
The Mills are. Que brick and stone building.
three stories high. 81 feet by 20 feet, run
mug pairs Of 6 feet burrs. having y over
shot %aier wheels of l6 feet diameter. hsv-
ing all the rpocern Improvement. in maehi-
merry complete. ard having annually manu-
faeiurrd. for the last 20 years. from L.. coo
20 1900 barrels Of Flour snd small stone
Mil, with one wheel and one pair of stones,
with Plaster Breakers. &c. used A. n Plaster
"hi. The dam Is built OF s,oae, and is very
! substantial.
The Canal Mil. situate on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. adjoining The Old Locks.
and - miles above Georgetown. This pro-
perty Includes four acres or land the Mil
House u Of stone, J stories hish, 20 feet by
~ feet, has two twelve feet over:hoi wheels.
runs two psir six feet burrs. has all the re-
7nissie machinery complete. and - capable
ei manufacturing 60 barrels sf Flour per
ciem- The water for this Mill is supplied
from the canal, end the power cen DC IN
cressed Go any extent that may be desired.
Terms. which will be liberal, will be made
known a, the time and place OF sale.
j. !. STULL, Cs.kier.
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

WISH Tn dispose Of three hundred acres
81 my Jefferson Land; it being part Of q
larger tract iy .ng on and near the river She
nandosh, three niles distant from CLsrle,
Town, spd not more than seven or eight
from Harpers-ferry. About one third o
this tract !, heavily clothed with fine. thrifty
timber; the balance cleared, well fenced.
and IN pretty good state Of cultis alton, AT
least 100 acres thereof being we'll set in Cio-
yer; The improvements are two Dwelling
Houses. two Kitchens. . good new Barn, with
stsbIing and other out houses i'm abundance
Il Is well vatered, (Evits Run fine bold
stream, passing through Il, besides having
several never falling springs Of linestone
water on IL, one near each dwelling house
possession may be had at any time, terms
accommodating. and price low.
.N.iTTIfEW R.iN,SO.S
Chsrlesiown, Jsferson County, Wa.
March. 10. ls35-u