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BIEGER'S
Exchaage and Lottery once,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
BIGGER still bears The palm alone!
a.orprp CAPITAL or 900 DOLLARS SOLD AND PAID
AT FoRrUYE's LoysGE!!
Drawing of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No 2, Extra:
20 - as G. 43 80 as II 70 to 9 49 80
Ticket Nos as 50 72, the Capital Prize Of $4,000.
sold gentleman from The county, and PAD as usual
at sight, at Fortunes Home, bi''Lh olnce'
n 4aotter of BIG GERS best and faro'1te Schemes
GRAsp CAPITAL $4,000 DOLLARS!
Tickets only $40.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery, Class No 10 be drawn
on Saturday, Aprii23d, l5ss.
Is Number Lottery, and IA Drawn Ballots
Splendid Capitalist Of $50 900, 10000, 5OOo, ooo'
900, 1000 65 10 of 900, $50, II Of 800, DC &c.
Tickets 10, halves 5, quarters So
oS On 2s do do. 10000
~ On 90 do do $4,000
70 o. e do do 10000
o. "a "a do do. 10000
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bu.,ces done bv THOMAS D. QUARLEs Co., will hereafter
be Conducted uadei the OF Qr TiMBxKLAkE.
THOMAS ID. QUARLES.
THOMAS l.. TIMBERLAKE.

WE received arrivals from Baltimore
and New York and offer for SALE large portion OF our Spring
I1p Of DRY GOODS consisting of bue black and fancy cloths
Nos. buraps tckings; blue and striped cotton
srac French nens clcoes, cambes and cambria musin
aa rch figured and plain coored Gro de Naples
fsach cpes Brazil she'll tuck and side combs cotton
ana umbrellas. stocks; collars striped domestics shirt
Also hand excellent stock OF cotton or
nabu Nos anG p bfowg sbrngs and sheenss which, win
fancy goods expected n few days. will make our
very cooe,e-e goods purchased the best
will offered at prices which will merit portion OF
public po'rolase. QUARLES & TlABEkLAkE-
March ~ l06-6t
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X on 10 uy supply Of imported dry goods haf1wsre add
y am re:evins domestics Of every kind purchased
,u for ah New York, which Offered for sale, by
- and retail TO merchants and farmers Of the country
W. ,a consists part Of super.re cloths, eassime-s and
r,;s Cnrish and American prints, gnshams eanbres,
,wn, l,sinens diapers. table cloths, dnlinss quilt
- a- csets bombsziaes, emnes black and brown shirt
Gu,a ckleubays aud bu.'sPs, cotton ozbs, seine twinc
AZ rsssi, u4Gkecus, &c.
v..o,eat and cutlery unusually good; among
"a ouud Ea.h aid American scythe snd blades so
and aale m and nes, OF excel
"a, 80 $50 F fIoSE7,l CHARLES ELLIS.
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a Candidate ,oanfed The Demo,
cratic party in Illinois are sadly in wan,
of q candidate for Governor. The Van
Buren, Convention had nominated w.
Stephenson, recently the Receiver OF
the Land Office at Galena: but late
Report from the Treasury Department
having disclosed the fact that he is de-;
faulter to the tune of some S75 200, the
people have given the most unequivocal
indications that they "can't stand every
thing" aud will not support him. Gov.
Reynolds was asked to take his place
but he refused. The post was then tens
dered to the Lieutenant Governor A. NJ.
jenkins. who replied that he could not
be candidate for the Van Buren, party,
as he had been constrained to leave their
ranks, and as the Wings had already a
candidate out, he could not expect to be
supported by them. The fact is, thai
the old Jackson party cannot be kept
together by Van Buren,. He lacks the
magic Of a name" to bind together het-
erogeneous and discordant Materials
They must fall TO pieces-a consumma>
ton, in our humble opinion. most de-
voutly to be desired.-VIRG.
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CONGRESS.
MONDAY. MAY %, 1893.
IN SENATE.

REPEAL OF THE SPECIE ORDER.
The Senate resumed the consideration oi
tho resolution prohibiting the Secretory Of
the Treasury from issuing or enforcing any
general order, (l,ks tho specie circular.
making differentiation in The kinds of mo.
ney received in the different branches Of the
public revenue.
The question being on Mr. MoRRls's
long amendment, (published in detail in
Saturdays Proeeedings,9 restricting Cat this
time) 10 utter exclusion the receipt OF all
bank notes.
Mr.. MORRIS spoke at great length in
favor OF his amendment, and IN defence OF
the specie circular and in opposition to banks
and banking generally. la concluding, he
Withdrew his amendment, and offered the
following resolution, as an appendage 10 the
resolution under consideration:
RESOLVED, That the joint resolution of 1916.
authorizing the receipt by Government oi
sound specie paying bank notes, be, and
hereby IS, repealed.
This resolution was rejected without dc
bate, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen. Benton, Brown.
calhoun. Morris, Niles. Smith. of Connec>
NAYS-Msssrs Bay arc, buchanan Clay,
of Ala, Clay, of Kentucky, Clayton, Crit.
tendon, Culhbert, Davis, Grundy, Hubbard.
King. Linn, Lumpkin. Lyon, Nick can,
Merrick, Nicholas. Norvell, Preston, Rives,
Robbins, Robinson. Ruggles. SEWER Smith,
of Indiana, Southard, Spence, Swift, Tall.
madge, Upton, Troit.., Webster, White.
Williams, Young SO.
The question now required on the resolu.
ton Gin the form given to il by Mr.. Wen.
STEERS subs.itute) which was as follows:
BE It resolped by the Senate and House
Of Representatives, SC. That it shall not be
lawful for the Secretary OF the Treasury to
make, or TO continue in force, any general
order which shall create any difference be-
tween the different branches OF revenue. as
10 the money or medium oil payment in
which debts or dues, aecruing to the United
States. may be paid
In this form the resolution was ordered TO
he engrossed Tor third reading by the fol :
lowing vote:
YEAS Messrs. Bayard, Buchanan CLAY,
OF Alabama, Clay of kentucky, Clayton,
Crittenden, Cuthbert, Davis, G.undy X ing,
I4umpkin, Lyon, McKcsn, Merrick, Mich
olAs, Norvell. Preniiss, Preston, Rives,
Robbins, Robinson, Ruggles, Sewer, Smith,
Of Indiana, Southland, Spence, Swift, Tall
.nadge, Upton, Trotter, Webster, White,
Williams, Young-34.
NAYS-Alessrs. Allen, Benton, Brown,
Calhoun. Hubbard, Linn, Morris. Niles
Smith, OF Connecticut, Strapge-lO.
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We the undersigned, practitioners of medicine in Ger
many are well aware that by may
the friendship of some of the faculty, but
lent members, who uninauenced by selfish motives
Though we shall refrain from expression opn-
,on eiher OF the soundness unsoundness Of Dr.
nc " doetrins happy TO that deem hi.
sanave too valuabe not to be gener. y known what
our eyes behold and our ears hear, we must believe.
We hereby state that when DIR. Louis Ofon Goelicke
first came before the German public, the
coverer oil new doctrine and medicine, held him in
the contempt believing and openly him
TO be ba,eimPostor and the hearing
much sand "bout the Sanaiye, against and for
induced, ON motives of curiosity merely trial Of
s virtues upon number Of hopeless pa
hen,s and We now deem b"unden duty (evsn The
expense Of our self ntere) publicly acknowledge
mighty efficacy in curing not only consumption, but oher
fearful maadies, which have heretofore incur
able Our contempt for the dscov-rer of
at once swallowed astonishment expect
cd results and amends for abuse of him. do
frankly confess to the world, that believe hm phan
thropst who does honor to The profession and
try, which gave him birth.
he recent adoption of this medicine some of our
European Hospitals sufficient guar anty that performs
all Its promises IL needed not testimony wherever
it is used, it is its best witness.
HERMAN ErMULLER, M. ID.
WALTER VAN GAUTT, NJ ID.
ADOLPHUS WERNER, NJ. ID.
Germany, December 10. 1886 eop'iy oct ii
May "a, l83S-3m
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SALE
June Z.
UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

u NDER DEED OF TRUST.
IN pursuance of deed of trust bear
ing date the27th day OF December 1897,
and ofrecord in the County Court Office
of Augusta. executed by james Wallace
to the subscriber. to secure the payment
OF the claim therein mentioned, will be
sold in the Town Of Stanton, before the
door of the house heretofore occupied as
the Wayne Tavern. onM onday the 2nd
day of July next, to the highest bidder
for ready money, the
TRACT OF LAND
in the said deed described. situated on
Smiths Creek "a branch of the Little Calf
Pasture River,in the County OF Augusta,
containing
Two hundred and forty Acres,
This land is said to be tolerably we'll
improved, in good state of cultivation
and the title believed indisputable.-
Any person inclined to purchase will be
shown the land on application to Mr..
Wallace who resides thrreon-Such title
only will be made to the purchaser, as is
usual In such cases.
SAML. CLARKE, Trustee.
June 7th, 1898.
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Great Excit eme mt i'm Boston,

TREMBLING AMONG THE MEDICAL FACULTY /.
We learn that the dist nguished DIR. Wat
son, 276 Washington street, and Dr. S. c.
Hewett The celebrated Boneseiter, 297 w ash.
ingtoB street, CwO OF the most skilIul prac>
iitIoncrs 10 Bosion,) having witnessed the
happy effects ofGoeiick g NJ aichless Sanatiye
in several cases which have come under their
observation, have given the general Agent
OF this great modern medicine, permission
TO refer 10 them through the public journals
II IS with pleasure, we notice such acts OF
disintercsed benevolence and this noble gem
erosiiy OF Drs. ii. and w. bespeaks their
genuine philanthropy.
We understand, that DR.. Watson is of the
opinion, that as the Sanative has created such
a tremendous excitement cmoRg the Medical
Facuify, that IL must be something extraor-
binary and far superior to the common nos
iru,ns of the day-and there cannot be a
doubt, but when the virtues of this great spec
cific shall be duly appreciated by Physici ans,
they viii frankly acknow ledge il to be the
most valuable addition which has been made
To- the Mstsria MediCa since the DAYS OF
HIPPOCRATES.
We further learn that the general Agent
OF the SaDatiye has the liberty 10 refer TO
DIR. Hewet, for two Uery interesting eases
which came within the knowledge OF The
DoS'e'. Ohe Oh Inc cures, as we learn, W as
effected upon young lady afflicted with
LUMBAR ABscEss"-and so serious was
her complaint, tina, she was unable TO sub.
nit 10 DR.. H's' usua, mode of treatment
in such Gases. He advised her 10 try the
Sanaiive, she did so, and before taking one
PHI Il, was entirely cured and NOT A YES.
TIGE OF HER DISEASE REMAINS
hnoiher,-A gentleman, aged 45, pIonoun-
ced by all who knew him, 10 be in a"CON-
FIRM ED ASSUMPTION )" was won.
derfuiiy restored 10 health by The use of only
one pbIai of The Sentative and he is now we'll
and ebovt his daily business as usuul
we think the open and candid course pur-
suedby Drs. Watson and He welt richly
entities them 10 the lasting gratitude Of the
pnblic-al,hough they may have the whole
PhdtGnT OF the Medical Faculty pouncjug
upon them.
After reading The above, and the follow
ing extracts from letters addressed 10 Dr.
Rowland, by his Agents who can for mo-
nent doubt The powers of the Mighty Sana-
tive?
Amherst. ". III. Jan 1, 1888
DT Rowland -tsolJ pbial OF the Msich'
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DR.. ID. s. Rowland, Sir, About the middle of July
Of the Mstchless Sana,e, which perceived you ere
agent, and which prosed TO be sovereign teGdy Tor
Consuin ptiOn.
Asmy wife then fast wasting away wil tins dread
full disc and family ply daily aud
stepped To hs house and asked he had any OBJ
lec'ons TO her taking this medicine replied that
she perfectly willing Mrs. Sherwood SHOULD t.ke that
or any other medicine she might choose thought
could do her good her lungs rapidly
and no human means could herr St as i. own
ing will catch at straw, Sanaye being re.
commended by three Ph, stefan, ~ho had used
chased vial, which she commenced taking three times
day giving rce indulgence her appetite according TO
.ieraby fhe first esA or ten days, but she was short
able to cat and drink freely wilho. the
iencc
Within four weeks from her first using her
feeble and wasted io'm began put strengt and
she has been gaining day day until the mo-
ment TO the utter family and
friends She IS now enjoying comfortable (hough
tend church.
Mrs Sherwood and both fully opinion, and
SO are all who know her remarkable that she
life 10 the sanatve and there PROBABLY many CON
sumpve persons IN the United States, who have yet
dop,ed to have it more generally known.
number OF persons IN this neghborhood, understand
are taking It for other serious complaints with very great
think going to the South, with my family, .ome.ime
this fall and III case do, will proclaim the
sanai,e that quarter for although of the Phys
claus here actively opposed do sincerely believe
You think this letter will ssr,. the public good Won
ar. at liberty to publish it. Respectfully, Sc.
II. +. SHERWOOD.
Testimony No. ..
Extract from the Essex Register, published in Salem
Massachusetts,
GERMAN sANATIVE.
The Agents for the sale Of his invaluable Medicine in
tins city, haze IN their many instances which
have already been voluntarily made them OF the benefit
resulting ifom its inqtirers can be directed the
individuals by calling at the Bookstore of the Agents
IVES9 JEWETT, 1913 Essex street.
Testimony No. 3.
certificate from three nbers OF the EDICAL PRO-
FESSlON, in Germany, IN Europe.
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From Timothy George, Esq =,
CTriDoton, Me.


Ny wife has been considered Of con-
,piive babi; Tor two years, attended with
severe cough, but has always or generally
attended 10 her domestic concerns until The
fore part Of last winter, when she bnd sud-
den and severe attack Of pain in her eide,
and distressed for breath. Immediately
called upon obe ofour besiphy sicipns, y bo al
tended carefully upon her, and was well
satisfied with his treatment OF her e;tboDgh
her distress was partly al!eyia'ed, there was
no hope OF her recovery, her Doctor told her
that she had the consumption, and tba, Ter
LEFT LUNG WAS PARTIALLY
CONSUMED, and seemed 10 despair Of her
recovery, as well as myself We calculated
she could not continue but short ;ime, no
left her nothing but sleeping powder 10 COM
mand her rest, when providenlially fell in
with those Sabative drops, aud though she
was altogether faiihless, The FIRST drop she
took gave her some relief, she continued ia
king them exactly according 10 the direc'
lions, her appetite was soon restored TO a
child's appetite, and she continued gradually
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$50 REWARD.

ROBERT TINDALL, white man
lately residing at Buckingh ham CT. House.
has stolen mulatto WOMAN of mine.
and is no doubt endeavouriug to effect
his escape to Ohio or Texas. He got
on the Lynchburg stage little way a.
bove James P. Pat,eson's, in Bucklng-
ham. on last Monday morning, accompa-
MED by the w oman dressed in bows
clothes. Perceiving no doubt that they
were detected, they succeeded in escap.
ing from the stage. seven miles below
Lynchburg, aud although holly pursued
have thus far eluded their pursuers. 1t
is probable that they are now making
for the North side of James River.
Tindail is about thirty years of age,
fully six feet high, well formed. active
and strong. He was dressed in a new
blue cloth coat. dark linen pantaloons,
shoes and fur cap.
der the common stature, thin visage, a
full head of hair, a little grey her teeth
are somewhat decayed and when dres-
sed in her own clothes is very neat and
genteel. She is about thirty FIVE years
Of age, and has small tumour on her
neck near the collar bone.
will give fifty dollars for the arrest
OF Tiudall, so that he can be brought to
trial. and thirty dollars for the apprehen-
sion OF the Woman and her commitment
to Jail SO that can get her again.
GEO. HI. MATTHEWS.
Buckingham Co. Ho. June T. 1898.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to deed of trust executed
to the undersigned by Richard j. Hill
on the 9Th June 1886, and deed Of con.
veyance executed by Elizabeth Il. Hill,
the wife Of the said Richard, on the 3lsl
May. lS3S-both Of which are ofrecord
in the county court Office of August L
shall proceed to sell. in jennings Gan.
on the premises. on the Both of this
month, e" :
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, r
on one of which are considerable inn.
Provements. consisting Of Dwelling
House. Store House. Stable &c.-Ako
on the same day. and at the same place,
TRACT OF LAND,
containing 325 Acres. and adjoining the
lands of w. G. Dudley and others
This land is thought to be Of value ON
account of the timber standing on it as il
is in the neighborhood of several Saw
Mills.
The title to the above property is be:
lieved to be unquestionabIe, and con-
veyance clear from the Dover right O!
said r.. ]. HilPs wife will be made TO the
purchaser-and in every other respect
the title will be as good az is vested in
the Trustee.
Terms-one third ofthe purchase mo-
ney will be required in six months from
the day of sale. one third in twelve
months, and the balance in eighteen
months.-Bonds and security will be
required from the purchaser, and lien
will be retained on the lands until the
purchase money is paid.
On the same day some little PERSO-
NAL PROPERTY will be offered for
sale, on credit ofsix months.
r. d. HILL. Trustee.
June T.
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From the Postmaster Of Claremont, n. H
&C. The above powerful and Invaluable
medicine is doing wonders in this section of
the country, as well as in others Applica-
ticns Tor il have been made in various places
in This vicinity. a young lady in This town
has been restored from consumption aud
confirmed m health by The use oiit---N o-Inis>
take. She had been visited by various Thy
sicians, but all 10 no purpose. One phtal Of
this medicine produced the long desired e.
feet.
a few more bottles of this efficacions med.
icine may he found al the Post Office il APP
piled for soon. j. NYE,
Sofe Agent for Clarcmont.
Ciafemont, April 27, 1888"
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Beaver Post Office, Pa. March /. 1898

Beaver Post Office, Pa. March l, 1898.
Dear Sir.-Since las, wrole you, have
seen several persons who have been using
the Sanaiiye, and in every case il has proved
itself worthy the name il bears. Il young
man, Robert SIC llherry had been wasting
away in a seated consumption for the last tw o
years-and by using this medicine about Elk
weeks. his cough. pains, &c. left him entire
ly, and he is now SO well as to he abou, his
ordinary business.
Indeed sir, from the rapidity of the sales,
the value of the Sanaiive may be safely do
,ermined. am wholly out, have daily
calls for it, and wish you would toward me
more as soon as possible.
Yours, &c.
a. LOGAN, p. NJ
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I,stna sp<rtatnr s esrmrrs1 anbrrtssr =.

From ARKANSAS we learn that JOHN
WILSON (late Speaker Of the House of
Representatives of that State) has been
tried. in the Court for Pulaski county.
upon an indictment for the murder OF
JOSEPH J. ANTHONY, one ofthe members
Of that House. and found Not Guiiiu
of Murder. but guilty Of justifiable HON.
icide. Unless all the accounts Of this
affair were essentially false. this must
De admitted to be very extraordinary
verdict.-NAr. Int.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County. Adjourn,
ed Term, February the Sth. 1888
Matthew White. plaintiif-against
Jacob Moore, James j. Moore, Admins
istrators of Isaac Moore deed. John
Thomas aud Elizabeth his wife, late
Moore. Peter Young and Susan his
wife, late Moore, John Zimbro and
Mary his wife, late Moore, VIM. Els.
ties and Martha his wife, late Moore,
aud Thos. Harris aud Jane his wife,
late Moore-defendants.
And this Cause is for the present re,
tanned for Settlement Of Accounts be-
tween the home defendants, the adminis>
traitors and The distributes if they shall
desire it, and liberty is reserved the
home defenda nts, if they shall be able
SO to do, before the balance due the alb
sent defendant, after paying the creditor,
is paid by the administrators, TO establish
by additional testimony further advance
ments against him, and by THAT mears
entitle themselves to all or portion Of
said balance, as the case may be. This
reservation is made because it manifestly
appears that Jacob Moore was advanced
to greater extent than four hundred
Dollars, but how much the testimony
does not establish.
A copy--Teste,
n. @. KINNEY, c, G,
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Plymouth, Mass. Feb. 6, 1888.
Dear Sri have abundance of matter TO
tell you concerning The Sanative, where il
has performed cures when those who have
bought it, had scarcely any faith in its effica-
cy. We have one person now able 10 att
tend to her domestic Coacerns, who was at
the time she commenced taking il, confined
TO her chamber ard Prostrated on her bed
will Tell you more when see YOU
Respectfully, Sc.
ISAAC b. RICH
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ES0bg. s.. Eys'OO&e,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Having removed to Stanton, will in
future attend the Superior and County
Courts of Augusta, and The Corporation
Court of Stanton, in which all business
committed to his charge will be pune
tualIy and carefully attended to.--His
Office, is, of present, in the room first a.
bove the Post Office, where he will gen.
orally be found during business hours,
May 18th, IS3S--tf
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THE
Matches Sanative.

Invented BY the immortal Loui. olfon 0o.cLe III. d.
OF Germsny, Europe, - D
lsastonishing the World :, in n. kf;,h,, v;.,o-;.
diseases, which have been
S " IN every age, being the VALUABLE
OF any ever prepared by human hands Medicine oLai.
81 from the animal, mineral and Vegetable King
meu.elne ot more raiue to Mankind than the United
irss, oi our Globe, and for which have abundant
70 o'es The benchcent hand OF kind
which begin. to be Valued by Physicians, who
hass .o'ore opposed il, who daily with. ssing its
gr-sp OF The UNSUITABLE GRAvE!!-a pr. cious and
Medicine, which has thoroughly 6ed the great
vacuum IN the Mat-ra edica and thereby prov.d Stsr
10 Dc the congacrer Of PHI YclClANS.
Lose OIL the SsIativeFor Adults, drop, for Chill
uren' nan drop for infants quarter drop The dirsc
uons explain the method Of taking the portion, and
r.ntor. 6~''sNA IA
Price three onstLrd Dollars, ga SOY per half
Sold y BENZ F.. GRAL1AHof Green.
o'f1e' agent for AUGUSTA County. IA.
let fr.,, Z CT
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Morat Courage-MArTHEw New,
KIRK, Esq. received and entertained al
MS mansion, in a very handsome man
ner, on Wednesday evening, large
company Of gentlemen invited to meet
Mr.. Clay. Being member, however.
OF the Temperance Society, he had the
moral courage to give an entertainment
uneccompanied by wine or liquors OF
any KIND. The only beverage used was
lemonade and pure water; Bo.withstan-
ding which, there was at no time of the
evening lack ofspirits. u. s.
Gaz.
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IS5 ACRES.

The improvements are a comfortable
Dwelling house, good Barn, aud all
other necessary out-houses, an excel
lent Spring convenient to the house,
and large Apple Orchard of excellent
fruit. Abou: lis acres OF the land are
cleared, and in a fine state Of CIVILIZATIONS;
10 or II acres Of which is excellent
Meadow. The balance Of the land is
well timbered. A stream of water runs
through the farm, and is convey ed into
nearly all the fields on the plantation.
Terms-About one-third of the pur-
chase money will be required in band
and the balance in three equal annual
instruments.
OHIO WILLIAMS.
June 7th-ts.