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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-04

ADMINS IRA1Oh'S NOTICE.
~ OTICEis hereby given, thai all per
~ sons indebted to the estate Of Daniel
Berleene, late Of Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber; and oil who have claims a.
gainst said estate will present them legal
Iy proven for settlement within Twelve
months from This date. ..r.>.. ..s
.a ELIZABETH BERLEENE,
Administrative
Nov. eth, 1885. ..... ..H
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Wavneslnrgh, Oct 10th, 1885.
New Grocery Store.


ENHE subscriber has just received and
d is'now opening, in the 'ong white
house formerly occupied by DR.. Patton,
fronting The Public Square, well selec
ted supply of ,-....,... .''. ...:. ;..
Consisting in part, ei'reas, Sugar Cof
fee, MoIasses, Mackarel, Tobacco, Se-
gars, Spices, Pepper, Ginger and lpdigo,
Lead, Powder ard Shot, Soap, Shoeblack
ing, A Hum, fearIash, Cotton B ltling
Rasins, Con(entionaries &c. sc. All
Of which he will sell on the most reasona
bic terms fer cash, or approved country
produce. .,-g
S. C MARKER.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE,
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that all who
are indebted to the estate of Ellilh Moore
late Of Orange township, Carroll county,
Ohio, deceased are required to make i'm
mediate payment to tho subscriber; and
all who have legal claims against said
estate, will preseHtthcm properly proven
for settlement, within twelve months
lrOm this date.
THOS. CUMMINGS,
Executor,
January lst, 1886,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against
~ the Estate of John Mcknight late
of Monroe Township Carroll county, de
ceased, are hereby notified to present the
same legally proven for settlement with
in one year from this date, and all those
Indebted to the estate are required to
make immediate payment.
ELLIS WILKIN
Administrator.
January Slh 1885.
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THIRD VOLUME OF The
8A&W A&
AND WESTERN HoRT1CULTURIsT.

In presenting prospectus for the thirc
volume of the Ohio Farmer 10 the public
the Editor conceives it unnecessary 4
enter into a mi3ute detail Of its charac
ter and object. These have been clearly
eVnced since lis commencement, anc
from the high Testimonials received from
Agncutursls and HorlIcu,turists of the
first standing and intelligence ,!he!is moi
without hope that his IatOrs have been
of some service to the cause Of Western
Agriculture, and that there has been. AT
least partial satisfaction to those who pat
ronise the work. .... ....
There was never period of deeper IN
terest TO the cuItivaloys Of the soil in the
great valley o: the Mississippi than the
present. There never was time when
intelligence could be put to better uses -
when knowledge was Of greater advan
ta5e. 1t is the era oladvaucement IN the
art and science Of the cultivation of The
earth, and the improvement OF useful ami
mails. And he who refuses to keep pace
with the times, by informing himself Of
what is transpiring Ground him, will loose
more than half the pleasures and advan
ages Of his own age-'The certainly ola
ready market and rich reward for all
The productions Of the earth should be u
double stimulent to increase The quaint
ty. .-. . .r.. ....-..
The OHIO FARMER will be devoted
toORIGINAL ESSAYS, and articles select
cd from the best works, and occasionally
illustrated by ENGRAVINGS, No agri
cultural work ever published in the West
has been so literally supplied With origi,
nal articles, the mostDof which have been
copied aud received wide circulation in
other papers The culture of soil-im-
provemont Of anlnals- -of garden vegeta.
bes- of Agricultural implements, and
Geology Botany, ChymisIry, &c. &c.
will receive due attention.
SILK - As the culture of this new ar
ticle OF wealth and industry, Is exciting
universal interest through the whole coun
try, we contemplate dCvoing sufficient
portion Of the Volume of the Farmer 10
this subject, TO give all new beginners Il
fair start, who may wish to enter into
the business, either on large or a small
scale, from the sowing of The mulberry
seed to tho reeing and manufacturing Of
the cocoons, coIouring &c. ...
Each Volume Of this paper is furnish
ed with n Tile Page and Index, express
Iy for binding, and will make about 200
pages, The list number of the Third
Volume will be published ON the Isl day
of January, 1885
CONDITIONS.
The Farmer is published twice month
at S 90 in adUance. All notes on SOL
vent Banks received. Payment may be
made al our RISK, feeOf postage. Per-
sons obtaining 3 subscribers nnd forward
ing the money, shall receive copy for
their trouble.
0HFEliors, who wish 10 receive the
Third Volume will please publish the a
bove, and forward their papers for ex =
change, G-.. ...3
Columbus, Ohio, November, 1885.
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CONDITIONS.
PoSE5--a.cE LOST!

LOST IN CarrolIton, or somewhere in
this vicinity, a small leather P,Ckel-Book
much solled by use, ,-contuining six dol
lars IN money - the same being one bank
bill Of $3, one Of 81; ard two dollars in
silver; with several notes Of hand amour
ting (as nearly as recoIIec;ed,) to twenty
one dollars. A reasonable REWARD will
be given to any person who may have
found said pocket book, and will return
il with its contents 10 the subscriber.
.. .. 81 JOHN SALMON.
Dec. lSth,j 1895. a v.at
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POETRY.
-,.a From the Sunday Herald.
asEEING'S NOT BELIEVING.

CE0iLNO y ItO1 DELiEF lLNNs
% ny T HAYNES BAYLEY. ...4
Isawher az fancied fair, .. .u
Yes fairest ofear;hG creatures; /,
] saw the purest red and white
O'erspread her lovely features;
She. .fainteG, and I.sprinkled her,
Her Inalady relieving; .. .r
! wash'd both rose and lily Off
Oh! -seeings not belieVinga
locked again, again Iong'd
10 breathe Iove's fond confession;
] saw her eyebrows formed TO give
Her face its arch expression;
ButGum is very apt te crack, ......a
Aud whilst my breath was heaving.
1t SO fell out that one fell off!
Oh! seeIngs not believing!
aisaw The tresses on her brow,
So beautifully braided:
Inever saw in all my life,
Locks look so we'll as they did.
She wslked with me- one windy day
Ye zephyr's, tohy so thievingi
Ths lady lost her Aaxen wig! .'
OH secing's not believing!
l sawiher form.by5Nature's hand
So ProdigaIly flushed
She we're less pei feet if enlarged,
Less perfect if diminished;
Her toilet surprised--the worst
OF wonders then achieving;-
None knew the hustle perceived!
Oh! seelnS2s nol bsiieWhgl
lsaw when costly gems Igove,
The smiIe'with which she took them
And if she said no tender things,
I've often seen her look them;
i saw her. my a1ianced bride -
And then my mansion leaving,
She ran away with Colonel Jones!
Oh! seeing's not balieving!
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

BRSSOANtlOD OF PaFtHeTShlp.
NNIlE Partnership lately existing be-
- tween Johnston and Pearce, as pub
fishers ofthe Carroll Free Press, has been
dissolved by consent All who have claims
against the late firm, are requested to pre-
sent their accounts for settlement, to J.
Pearce, TO whom all debts due the firm
must be paid without unnecessary delay.
WIN. JOHNSTON,
JOHN PEARCE.
CarrulIt0n Oct 1853
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January lst, 1886,

MILL STONES.
MM PAIRS LAUREL HILL MILL
az STONES, Of various sizes, from
4 feet TO 90 inches. Just received and
Tor sale by JOHN riley,
No, s, Wood street, Pittsburg.
June 1885
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). NtOkeIy and q. M'CIave,

;. StOkcIy and u. M'CIaVc.
AaOrntes and Counsellors at Lao,
HAVING formed a partnership in
- their profession, will practice to-
gether in Carroll county, Ohio.
II. McCL AVE- may be consulted at
his Office 10 CarroIl,oh, or S. STOKELY
in SIeubcnville, and in all cases tho re
'alner of the one wilIengage the service
of the other.
Carrollton, Sept. 1894. t... -
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W. JoENsToN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lap, and
Solicitorm Chancery,
IL AS removed his Office 10 The room
- lately occupied as the Auditors
olnce' Carrolltor, Carroll county, Ohio
April 10, 1885
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GrOceries at yVhOIe-SaIe.

CATLErr & HEATON, are just 70
ceiving very General Assortment and
heavy stock Of grocerles-Plttsburgh
manufactured articles, Sc. &c. .' SUI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07

EsrCkIHtAM FOR SAIErhc subscriber oilers 10; sale MS
ED ,nIaom in county of Middescx known by the above
,n with NIL the stocks utensils, aud every thing OF every az
upon the same, which are rit IN POSSESSION"
H. on the premises, with MI VIM JcsSrr IN the ncs
nn mr. n h, rraiund application to h by letter. d
I 70 Part ROYAL The is believed to contain about 2''p
yinr we'll upon the Rnppahannock river about e" o w
~ J aud the balance for the most part wei coast
cIahr rcr,ion with ship timber The dwelling rHn
rommoiinus brick buildings, ~ iaoic cla
hs,,w md hcnl,ly situated and where probably would nm
equal Investment, yield larger amount OF tc c9m" n nn @
T f Irnnt previously sold, it will be offered on the premises; on
,bc -, oc ro thin. aiur :sad-ahh h"' tc'
so"' Wis., AFTER ''' S" " Wv J. II. BERNARD.
I'VE years
May II. .,,,. ,, ., ,, ,ab colcr
a., Tho sale nnavolny postponed 10 me l v
III Inc i'nh HcF'e''''i "'" ~ ]. u. Il.
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III Planters rho IRISH to cmimratc to Mississippi

u-J' AELE PLANTATION far SGleThe subscriber, ~ con
sequence OF the death o; h partner, Tobias I" nncf "rr'
for s,n his Plantation nni Negroes in fazoo comfy Tour MFRS
, cn,on and kaowu N3DELEY pl in""n II isis
of about n ln well supplied iih water and nm
uI 'vationabout Negro"
rnJ Of iii b :. drscri;ion Of watch 10 to ~ w"ki. ha
nu,hrr m wa.nn hG:scs mules, cattle" oxen sheep ":- o
@ r fl llcf <uricn; the plantation There are about To
aces mn Ter fence which l cleared an IN
On the n nd there dwelling house aud out hunES, nc" mn
scn,,,, from the quarters, good with TWO s'hN:
and new press, intended To build Tour large ccfs
made, and the c"acn an iIc rchiy
49, & As the property will divide il into Two Plan
n,on nEn. the Northern one sou TO ?o acres ana
The II hands, which w'il"nvr TO cach pa
timber and SPRINGS and have each III good Eap" ioI farm.
will when the gathered Any person WISH
no "a nurcasr know the terms by apyn: to ISr a. ARA
Francis Turner. the premises ihiIp iAo,
@ i.n,on: VIM Gar,Iry, H"nun Richard j. Lyons 1T
W h",g I,hn G. Turner x CO.. MHnchcstr Buiti, shpps
70 "" "'''' WILLIAM FERRIDAf. .
y r. There enough OPEN aud "i'I what the lands clh
clear 'hS "'"c'' '0' wv w. F.
September 81
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gry ADVERTISEMENTS.
WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
,Ir pi4.acrty, Charles Osgood, and Chester II.

L r iY.hcTty Charles O$So0a, ana CheStcr H.
I<#' D4hncy,
"a partnership uacr The firm o' Dnughcrty Os.ooh
i Ia. purpose OF buying, selling anil ocutins 60
1885,. l,,Is coI'nS sion
i.,,n 10 money in government lands, the IN
sf.l: facilities aul advantages Onc OF the fran
and has much experience IN the business Of ocat-
...rI. particularly IL Mich-an.
. commission, ar - per cent, individuals may have
.tly invested, without the labor md risk OF
., IN. Lad Office; ii preferred, the Undersigned
, r 'hnre tonc-hsfl al the profit .~
ut sale Of the land, guaranteeing 10 the p r@on
~. ,,,nria.. and interest Person n; distance may
-,.,,,r, rYc$;cG. ny rrmng drafts on BnmorG, fha'
Wv Yv.i Tiinsc who do not wish to pas before they
j, may deposit: Bank IN New York, the price
:. II a:r.S they desire purchase ut one dollar and
,,.r ,crr subject draft upon producing the proper
ned have TIM best Of maxim. jn!icious sclcc.
,. nri.hr, ,rnblc cXPensc IN obtaining ull ncccs
aaI .vIa voted themselves entirely to this bu
,h.r interest np;an .on lands nd"antagconsly sua
:m uIn ~ employ them They will nl>u sell ON co"'ms
E,;l;. wn,.h he consigned 10 them All letters
a.. from a il<,lurc promptly attended to-
80 ' DlCGHERrY, OSGuOD & DABNEY.
..,.,.NcSsr<. Charles H. Russell X Co., Lawrence &
~ N.,n,r, op.ca Co., New York; Caleb Cope, Esq,
, a.,,. J,a.. B.uwn Ives, Philadelphia; Gen. Edward
Hon Richard Jackson Providencc r. l.; lioa. II. 81.
.t.f iioi Rlchai f.. Parker, Bushrod c. Washington,
y,.1, Samuel Johnson & Go. Buffalo, Hon. Austin E.
=. Goa l.. :. Humphrey, Michigan.
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EAAp FOR SAlEThc subscribers wish to sell t.Ic OF land
lying IN the County Z" luncnjurc, containing upwards u aG9
o. bounded side miles by tn South chtii
river The Improvements elegant extensive an C";n"Iun
Crop stock, Sc, hi t b. included ny the pu!lacrcfIl cr"ds
woul b" .ircn One Of The suhcrir living tn pr", Wal! he
always cdy to sh"w The Land 10 wishing /" mr.
ba'f "rwI ." N"n:hesr well acquainted with this 'C,, IN
would d"I desert thn who F.ht hnI
ii convenient 10 inquire OF him. ALEU- VI. llErHlRN,
EBENEZEE VI. UEBEt RE.
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lN - dc..cc al the County Court Of Hanover in
. ,"y. john T. .rlcs, i'll his right, and as a'm-
' linz i; ioa', deed, and adninistr!'or OF Elizabeth
% :,:rsr R'clsrL Ann W., and Alfred .. Jones,
u! h late wife, Temperance. Francis
-o; @: II arr II. Jones, decd, John a. = Jones,
,. / Bird! AMI H., his wife, Mary Jane Jones, Pa
4 s.> WA W. " .ory, and Sarah e.. his wife, and Mar
T. Jol,.-l have appointed Tuesday, the 10Th day OF No
il "";.ons 10 IDS, IN The upper cn OF Hanover
III, the ! John &. Joi.s' admn:~;r o1 accounts ol
OF eury Jca" AMI Elizabeth Joa"s, mentioned in
i:ec AMI to rro'''o" tn" 0'se,<7a' which time and place.
AIS interested wil attend, prepared accordingly.
GEORGE :. SWITZERLAND, " c. H. c.
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rvnulRER is published twice n week, generally, and
:: week daring the session Of tn State LcsIslntut'-
" br;c,:nrg Five Dollars per annum payable in ad
n char. red specie aging banks (only) will be re-
,n; The Editors will .uatan.rc tho safety OF remit
hc postage ofa letters being paid by The writers.
ia vii je discontinued, but at the discretion of the
-. r,i! I'll arrsaras"s have been paid up. .,.u
Wvrr will gnatan,cc the payment oil nine papers, shaii
= ne sn;h sfGii!!S;:: ~. ADVERTISING.
.,c az less, irst Insertion, f5cens; each continuance,
y iysr,;scm.,t inserted, un hos chor been paid f.
Is h .,,nr pei son in this city or its environs.
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E subscribers having @ 'Is'nG of c
~ ,,e Dry Goods business, cat wholesale "nd retail nave
skn the house formerly occupedby WIN lava ~ %n dv
recently xcnsivs and desirable assortment OF staple and Fancy
s Ss Sse bc To sell on as
terms any cyy ,d o every a n mes %k
the greatest pleasure expecting persons 10 pu
nre perfectly suited they fatter themselves thmt hGy WIZ
,nni . ~ e", ~ "' I Housewives TLOS. CROUCH,
s'oeN '''''' wv! supply '" G. NJ. NIMM0.
Mansion House, Richmond, Sept. 9 'o-n
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FaIunbic .Nrgrors Of bOth SrTcs for SAFE. .
,uE su,chrr vim. abandoned his intention OF settling 'a"
Alabama offers SALE for cash. valuable anh 'hciy o' Ne
,cs brnn nnu'rr These are III "S
80, i and can he p nia:ion of Mr. John rank
lin where nry for the last two years they consist OF %
LII vounr ncuu women AMI ana well dispoSrd 'hu re-
,tnly kcly-Persons disposed To purchase can rorfcnhh
~ havr IN interview with subscriber al No 5 Pcnri ST. new
va i ,bo first day of November after which Iimc letters
TO the subscriber either at NcwheIn Or Raleigh ~ caro-"
lima will reach him. :. w. Dn' ''-'' XIV
Scntcmher
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WnSiiuaiOn .lcnAcmu-I aLLoilon. Gcorgia.

q CLASSICAL. TEACHER WA%rt:n.-Th| institution iS 81
tua,.d in the furnishing and tn<ry lPu!'irI section OF
ruci "owi. and beautiful viil:g surrounded y III" best
society, and the pleasant and healthy cIinntcThe Trustees
of this institution drous OF rnsa.n. teacher for the cn:ing
ynnr or s,srson of T:ry VIII giy the profits oil the
Ac,icy they will insure sixty lr' 'hc tTSi year. IA
crease will depend the ability, industry and cN"nS Of 'r
,ul him c"nirTh'l" ;cfCaSt or
they Sal IL" hr AM f'"ri,I i ''"'!'' S''iI
1--WE .;,ion ~ tn his ministry, ability an! g""l nana""n'n ~
they III second = Oo ;hr hid year 'al AMI
rc;ra>" ly, u: am"'a,s t" Tie fi -: % "hrh
- i. h, his <ruln. >hfry.I" Tr!>t'"" "cs"uS "i
, rim Gentleman wlo intends making this employment M'si-
urs and ne; May calculate "mY I" teach year q" -" ~
order raise fund. for othrf purposes such w"ut
feel rn n;y III III" S';G", "r The
n his lniiI.N"n need aly ln %n - ca" ""' "ri
ro,;ry rcsp"c; Zoos! character hi I"i c!:cti IL
taiuu,u,s Address, past vaid Ialhoi:"u t;r"r";a, ;"
~ ~ - EnliN&D HELNNT,
Seq BUGri. Yru.icrs, Sc
.I-wdW
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ELECTORS fer me State Of pirginm,
lsl Dist. Co., AnrnuH Smith, Isle q Night.
Pad, JOINS CAI"iIi.. S"$%'r.
I'd, DR.. JAMES JU.Ls. .h"!iUtrny.
ith, Vs.. L. BASKERVILLE, .Hcrhc"""g
9Th, ARCHIBALD ArsyIH, E"ch;"gh"m
9th. RICHARD Logan, IaiiiGG.
9TH, ARCHIBALD STUART, Patricf.
Slh, Col. vs.. JONES, Gloucester
"lh, i. Il. HAYWOOD, kj"g J.. Qae1".
lGlh, Col. J. GIBsoH, Prime HuiWm.
lIth, WM. II. RoAXE, Hammer.
18th, Col. S.mUEI. CAWG. .NhcmHr'e.
l3,h, w. EIYLLADAr, Spotisy'ranin.
Ilth, IxMAS lloRSER, Fa"quir.
18th, IlIE"oMr l.. OrIE, J..Gtrson
10Th, DR.. \. ). BALuwIS, frcdcrick.
Eth, DR.. J. u. WILLiANsns, Rockingham.
18th, JuHX BOWER. ROchbrjdgc.
lgih. Col. ASuREw BEEsHE, -Hsnr0c.
1Hl, Gen. JAMES IloGE, -M0HtgUmcry.
2lSt. ANDREW RuSsEI.l.. Washington.
34I. SAMUEL. l.. HAYS. LcriS.
23d, JOINS lIIHrMAS, BrO"hc.
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WAsuIaGTos, Sept >, lS:S6.
SIR: srrd enclosed some propositions or wagcrs on
~ the approaching Presidential e!rction, which you
will please have published in the Globe: rs an advcE-
tscmcnt three times week until the lst of November
Should any person call To take any the wlgcrs pleas"
send for ne. Respectfully, J. VI.
EdiLOr Of Tic GiUlc.
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ENANnNI.R LAND FOR SAIt-l will UIrf f.: S"l' OF the
A premises, rturlY, The S;h day oi rci"jcT Nt ~ 10"
yo.ly .nl al OF Lanai living the """niy q" Hanover"
the T leading Richmond t" Frederic k@n- about ID
mil$ RirinunL. Ii contains ~ 10! - nrr"
about 80 u rhirl the ulauc" we'll !H,:"A III"
hLi!im. Il co", dbl dw Hin: house, Kitchen. and "'h"r usual
-"is"-r5ru> nh iTl "fih pacilS' G"wr. III"
ciu. n,ni>. IL" purchaser Giving
hlid with personal security Hmi decd 81 tn"
m<.s, additional >rrrTiy for the deferred ,n"Hi$.
81, I1--,u. Sv.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07

gu AYING c,cr.rd A!ahan, shall Oh
HA Ter for sale, credit OF two, ana rc" years. on c!
In. 2i: Plantation APPROXIMATION r'c ch"
7n acrcso q" which arr now IL WOODS.
l, mrr" wood lanl lies Nnicrp"ck rrccS mH'y '-
rod hy ASH oak s"ay haTS ""i Is irio' 20 u"
,nl in his part the State. There mr. 2lO H o; 'Ir'', '
i o , river aud rrcrk. The cleared high Land generally, Is
. co ,i,ion an the ruacc" lots of Superior Grdiiy The
nn.$ ro"nE-t l' dwelli. house ~ -o"i ri ma
nil houses to: til" purposes Z" the Farm III" @,
rcsirr attached to Inc barn. ami VIII w. SOFA WIN ~
Shnud the sale effected at the above time ann aGc WI"
he off red iO' lease or rent ,,,,,-r ,v,1rr
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Oct 4

bO fAHTERS.-The subscribers Offer sale nbnut h,Oo
OF Land, situated on the fork oil the Aiuha and o'eek
bee having front the latter IL miles, and lo:H
of about mile These lands offer desirable Liurcmrnito
large Planters, who he disposed c!naat into A!aana
They situated only about 81 miles from the city Of Mobile ire
high lands aud OF the most approved description 10" inc
culture OF CooICuntiguons TO trm several high, hcalthy
situations for residences with ui the pa
rest About Oncrs cleared md have been several
under cotton cmlurr the reminder well woo'c! with
lar, linn. ash. md hrkUryTc of the above Lands
the thriving of Mobile by H" rivers, navi-ab! AZ ali
@ Lc gear By cdmbcc renders Them desirable ""rtio
Planters others who puscl III them. Terms,
can be asccrt"n@d application 10 the Subscribers Mobile
iSiguril MclOSkEN, llAGAN X co.
Mobile, June lO--w. q;
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SNAROLlEE LAND FOR SNE.-lurSur decree {" The
Ccuit Superior Court oi Law and Ciaurcry for IL" coH Il"
tutriur in the Felix Matthew's William Atkinson and
other defendants OF September, 1886, Sall
the lt uI Ococr fair, it not ih" next lair day
tccai:cr the premises, sell pi' aEctun, !" tn" highest bid
der parcel u" l,ad in said decree nrmiion"d
which said William Atkinson resides, adjoining III" uS
Manor others in the lower of the county OF r"Ime
Ncrlw"ol. containing. supposedly 329 nrcS, more
and rlaC" Will b. sold I" the highest
sail Nm. AkinSon' i;tlc an! interest
and CALI, Burr adjoining the nds of JOHN
EIaun1 an! Others supposed contain IL l>
which, lr M IL nlIr al Land, is ais" directed by said
decree. Ni.SI'F'l Will !, T.. o.
For Richard Bucsnrr .ir ScriF II Ci"c''Mr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07

ESrCK ROE FOR Shl.ETh valuable estate has bc:n
N viewed y the the uJhrr, Tor The purpose ui being
sold. an offered for SAFE. The terms ill BE- mad
should be desired The lim, c divided
tracts, laid lots and sold ia that lurm.
This lies III the OF EAuch City, and State Of Viz
GINA, tho Chesapeake Bay directly opposite 10 Cape Henry, al
nma. land Old Point Conuri, AMI
about :l The o: nniW!a! rh,
years has been much neglected It ,u<rIc OF
high improvement, nad is well adapted The c"Ec of wheat
aian bu"k" hc&, rnvrr an indeed every i'": that fertile
soil in this climate will proucc Thirty hE,rl OF wheat per
raiSc this nn, I! last For the al garden
Ing, the soil surpassed y The site nr The houses
the beautiful in the lower rHhacI. um!cunicd
prospect front. On the beach lin. stations
valuable This of anj famed tor hca!i-
ness, anl for the cNCrlrucr Of lis
The the land (a!UU IRrr"S, WOOL ard much
of is covered i growth OF heavy timber suitable fer ship
bildmr II is the heavily tim!crch land III The section u
in which it is situated.
The the "cnllsh crabs,
and surpassed quality 10y the
the Chesapeake. ready market b. obtained Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk. Every luxury furnished by the and
the soil of this climate be procured abundance, al
this place
The hand be so~n disposed TO purrhnsc by
Col nj Hampton by Mr.. Philips the cmamt The
terms, &c. be made known application John Cary, OF
vuclu., VA, Ru5 7. wann ii" 'c Cy of Washington
The postage OF al! letters must be paid.
JNG. CARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07

Il tNDEE LAND FOR SAl.EThc Subscribers
being fu authorised by the last will and testament o the c
Charles Baskerville OF lomlhry Grove Mccsl"ahs county, ~,
=. dispose estate offer the public valuable plan
,un River, ID miles cast OF oyon, continuing
1913 acres which j. small dwelling house, two excellent .r-
urn: for curing ~ ~ rs i"ir-
CO. nero % good Stables com CRIBS &C.,
&c i. l:ri adapted the Production OF cora ;ojacco,
,yrat and o.. : aud plantation sufficiently large, and in perfect
rraLin.Ss for the advantageous employment ni 20 hands
Also. ,rar; the Church Branch AMI Mc Creek near the
above G @ acres good quality there n: 30 To al rr< OF
low grounds completely reclaimed and fit for culiiva"i- \m
another small tract uYitrn entirely woods ana very rt-
c for iimhc-rrrSua> wishing purchase will l." s""n the
oy prcn,r;y y William isk"rv! who i"cS It's In!iTt"
n"irlnuEool. WAL H. Baskerville Executors q carries
.o,,'. s,,top,hn-