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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-27
HON. fIEMAN ALLEN,
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
The Biennial election for member of Con.
gross approaches, and from the note of pre-
para'ion, we may expect that the conte est
will be spirited one. Each political party
having nominated their candidates, the bat
tie may be said TO have commenced, and it
Is for the independent freemen of the DIS
trct to decide the issue. Shall the admin.
i.ration be upheld in their course Of ruin
or shall the people once more be allowed to
exercise their legitimate political powers
IN the direction of public measures II
would seem tina, the lIme had come when
that portion of the administration party
who intend to be guided by reason, would
abandon the support of men whose meas
ures have brought ruin to their doors. We
have RICH, to draw that conclusion from
he fact that in other States they have done
so, and ,ha, the freemen of this District
are as intelligent and upright as the free-
men of those States Witness Maine,
Ri, de Island, Connecticut, New York.
North Carolina. Virginia. Mississippi, and
lately Louisiana. No less than eigh,
States have changed their pon icol cbarac
ter within the current year. And will
Ephraim hold fast to his idols forever I! -
The change may be more 81 " in this Dis.
trict, from the unbounded influence eXer.
cised by the Govt, through It's Marshals.
Collectors, Deputy Collectors. Breakwater
Agents, Gut Agents, and their thousand
and one dependents. I, would be subject
Of curious speculation to ascertain The a.
mount of monies discussed by government
to it's agents and dependents in this Dis
trict, and to learn the names and number OF
this army of dependents, and hope some
one will do it for the good Of the country.
1t is not too much to say, that the govern.
ment consider it great point 10 carry tins
District; hence The great preparation that
is in progress. and hence the government
exert more influence in this District than
in the whole State beside. But there are
men, and those not few, who will no lon
ger give the administration their support.
Many bold heart will strike for his coun.
try, though some will ye, be LEFT like hired
mourners at funeral to play their part.
and like them expect their reward for their
heartless service.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-27

debtor and detain him until payment, would
be instantly declared void by the courts
and there can be no implied contract in
cases where the parties are not at liberty
TO make an express contract.
Parties are at liberty to make contracts
creating liens upon their property, as in
The case Of mortgages, and therefore the
law may well imply q contract creating a
lien upon property in all cases of neglect
or failure ofpayment. II is on the ground
Of an implied lien that the creditor has the
right of taking property on execution and
selling it, the law wisely regulating the
manner of sale. But the law recognizes
m lien upon a mans body. This is too
sacred for the touch of any power short Of
the supreme power in the state. A mans
blood and bones are not his own, they are
his makers. and subject only TO that power
to whom God in bis providence has com.
mitted the charge. Society and govern.
ment are natural ordinances in the provi.
dence of God, and TO those, and to those
only is committed power over the life and
body Of man. The proposition that man
has the right Of bar'sring away his body
or his life is little short Of basphemy, and
carried out to lis utmost limits would Justify
suicide.
But fear am pushing the argumen,
further than is necessary. 1t is important
that the question Of the right Of imprison
tnent should be carefully considered, and if
I have succeeded IN awakening attention
to the subject it is sufficient. have by
no means said all that the case admits.
neither is it necessary, it is better that men
should think and follow out the argumen nj,
| themselves.
In my next number I will endeavor to
show that, admitting The legality of mpris
onment, it is unnecessary and impolnic as
a means Of enforcing the payment of debts.
A. B.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-27

Dr.. N. r. SMITH OF Baltimore, has been
appointed TO The Chair of Theory and Prac.
tee in the Medical Department Of the
Pennsylvania University, at Lexington,
XIV.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-27

Lieut.. James Broom, of the U. 8. Navy,
has been cashiered and swept from the roll,
by order OF court martial at Philadelphia
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-03

The New York Commercial Advertiser gives the fol-
lowing account of the proceedings of the Emperor of
Russia
The cratic Emperor arrived quite Unexpectedly at
Munich, about the middle of August, travelling incog
under the name Of Count of Adlersberg. number of
amusing anecdotes told OF his movements On his
arrival at Munich, instead Of driving to the palace, he
stopped at the poshouse, and leaving word for the
King (o Bayaria) where he to be found he started
oil Tor kreu'h On his way thher, he left his carriage
and got into a small cart belonging to peasan, whom
he met, and proceeded on his journey, meeting with
considerable opposition from the gems darmes at the
various stations who could hardly be satisfied even BY
an inspection of his passport
AT one station the guard the point OF arrcsting
him as suspicious person. and Nicholas was obliged 10
disclose his real character and even then his story was
not received without suspicion
The German papers contain new ukase apains, Po-
land, by which the Poles forbidden to wear the Po-
lish costume, and commanded to assume the Russian
which, they are told, is much more econor al.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-03
We take the annexed from the Lexington (Ky) In

We take the annexed from the Lexington (Ky) In
tcgencer Of the | 5th instant -
DURHAM CATTLE-There have been two extensive
sales Of horned Durham Cattle in this neighbour
hood within week past. The first the stock Of Mas
lin Smith, Esq and the last the stock of Samuel Smith,
deceased. The prices for which the animals were
struck off were such to show that the demand for
this kind Of stock is greatly the increase We regret
that have not been able obtain catalogues Of these
sales, to give them TO readers in full with the
price for which each animal sold As examples, howe
YER Of the estimation which Durham Cattle Of this
county are held will mention that at the sale Of s.
Smith, and sucking calf sold for s2l00 Another
at 1880 others at $780, $1,000, &c. The whole
stock Of S. Smith sold for between so and $50 900
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-03

to renqush the government Of this country. As mgt,
be expected, there is great excitement among tie
people.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-03
John c. Reynolds,

DEATHs-l0.
1t Col. John Fowle, 9Th Infy. near Cincinnati
O. 25th April
LIST It. Asbury Try, Is, Drags at Man,anzas 18th
April.
lst 1t. John Conrad, 9th Infy on James Island,
III. 10Th August.
Isl L. Thomas NJ Hill, LIST Infy. at Bath, Maine,
l0th July.
ID 1t James Mcclure, LIST Iniy at Fort Brook,
Fl. 10th April
I'd Ii: J. H. Matthews, lst Infy at Cp Worth,
Tenn, 18th August
ID 1t. G. A. E. spoor, 4th Inty at Lockport, N.
ID 1t. John Conner, 9Th Infy. at New Orleans,
La. 25th February.
w. Hughey, Asst Sur. near Cincinnati, o, 25,h
Wade Sullivan, Asst Sur. at Camp Walker, Fl
18th May.
LIST It. c. B. Chalmers, LIST Airy l4ih February
CAsuiEREp-l
Isl 1t. Roswell w. Lee, Isl AIRY 10th July
NAvY-oRDERs.
Sept. Isl. w d, Newman, New York station.
l9-Gunner T. Riley Navy Yard New York.
20-Mid w, c. B S. Porter, Receiving ship,
Baltimore
Salmaker w. Ryan ship Levant.
Up. Mid. +. s. Hagerty, Rec'g ship, Phia.
1t J. w. West, steam ship Fulton:
22-Carpen,er D. MARBLE, Navy Yard, Boston.
P. Mid. G L. Seden, Ohio "A, Boston.
PIP. Mid. }. II. Adams, do
OFFICERS RELlEvEpANp DETACHED.
Sept. l9-P; Mid NJ; w9odhu from ship Fulton.
22-P Mid j. Anderson from Ohio "a.
2i-Carpenler F. sagcc, from Norfolk station
REGISTRATIONS.
John Marshall Lieutenant, September 10
J +. Tatem, Sailmaker, 10.
Geo ID, Blockford do 30
VESSELS REpoRTEp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

YETRuST SALE.-By virtue Of Deed Of Trust, c1'
a ecured 10 the subscriber by Beverly 7 Wells, iI
the purpose Of securing John Goode certain srm
money, hich deed is dated first day Of July LIB ana
daily admitted 10 record in the County Cun'l o.'e
Of Chestpr"cldl sha proceed 10 sell the pen'.'''
the highest bidder, for cash. "Wednesday. the -"
Of September next, certain piece parcel of land )
ing the North and South side OF the Manct''r'
Turnpike. and bounded by the lands Of Benjamin Pnac2'
Isaac Saey, Ch.stan Hancock Pool. ard o.hris. tI,'
th,r with ia and singular the aPpurenances hFs9a'
belonging Also, negro man b. the name OF !iAht''
and negro girl BIZ the name OF GRACE, togsthe' "''
all the stock Of Horses. Cows and Hogs. aud Al. .'
household and kitchen Furniture Of the said We. WIZ
all his stock in trade
The title is believed to be unques,ion.bp, bot acun!
trustee. shall only convey such title il vesc IL
me by said Deed. RICHARD GOODE.
Aug oath. lc:iS. f:}2-:i,"l Jfusst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

EN obedience to two Dccrsi'l Orders Of the tfc-':
& Superior Court of Law ard CAsnCrry for Hem 20
county and the civ Of Ri,hGs,ri pronounced on 1e
2f'h nd 9Th ia IS of Fthrusr >.,- IN tn" suit q" ..
shua Doing plaintiff aga n>i n:r'ri g !indnalI. Roo:
b Ferguson and Lucy Ann - W.: Nn ID Ne .
Sergeant Of the city OF Richmond ard A. such. ac"
nrsra,or Of Claiborne l. Thomas. deceased and IN" 81
William D. Wren, in his rrsh', anc Claiborne li..
nall william e. Hrdnal!, and Martha Ann iiud75 g
infants unpr tie age OF tserry.ons years by John r.
binson their guardian al Item assigned by the Court .
defend ;hsm IN this sui; depending therein. frtrndaT
shall, Tue sdsY, the 18Th dsy O: September r"'''
l>3> at 4. o'clock z NJ, otter or SALE. on the premises
the highest bidder, al public auction On cr'd' o.
six twelve and eighteen months the hal! acre Ut Qua
the Improvements thereon, IN tie hill mentioned u.
b. ing the lot &c on which Claiborne l. Thomas !T'd
Al the time of his death, and the ,o &c, on ~hicn MS
Ann Thomas rcs.t's. subject 20 the rigI'oi DOVE
therein at the said Ann Thomas. the wicoT o Claborn'
t. Thomas deceased. Bonds with approved security
will be required Of the purchaser The title 10 the Pr.
petty will De retained un the purchase money BE- p'''
". d. WREN, COnmr
Aug IS SD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31
FaiuGbte LATD far snie


FESHE subscribers, by direction Of the stockhr .'''
Il in the Greenwood Gold Mine Company. ~i.i e''
pose 20 public sale the premises. The Isl Noncaf
IN October next, that very valuable body Of land kn'"
as the Greenwood estate, lying in the counties o.!
Orange and Spottsylvaaa, about lG miles above the
town o! Fredericksburg, and contains about 20 acres
large portion Of the land is in woods the quality q
which is very good and embraces Cood deal ct v1''
Die timber. The land will be GTited in los to acca"
modsle purchasers. il may not b. improper here 10 '
mark, ,ha! quantity Of gold has been realised ron
this land in the las. few years, both from sri''e "as
ing and vein work :,
At the same time and place will be offered for saFi
Engine Of eighty horse power, but hit!e used a"-
probably equal 10 any other in The L S Also, the nor
ses oxen aggons carts and various other articles
numerous to mention, belonging to the Company ~!
one disposed 10 view the property will be shown ~.
same BIZ application to Mr. J. ID d1wk'ns Oh ,ne
misses. Should the day prove on'avora0ie tren ,s
will take place the FIRST fair day thereafter Terms '"
known on the day Of sale
JOHN JONES,
GEO HUTCHINSON,
WM II BRANDER.
SANFORD CHANCELLOh.
a. ,%3-,.1 Committee
August p l"E-"I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31
mon,boro', Chesterfield county, Aus2i

AND FOR SAIE-in conformity "ri III" a.. "II au 'c.'t
- rn WIN. Lewis. decd. of Buckingham county. Va %"
offer for sale, To the highest bidder IN" H"rs'
18Th dag September the tact o! A%n o. wbc To
mid "- SOB bounded on NJ" W. ni
.nuh ling several prominent r"a' Jam.
aver Bucs nyham g. " within and ha nil. e 10. I'
ter acc Srccd. II IN IN" pUGu; tho e';
L. the Fab, ursh iiI on james ant > :" o'f.
Slate With fine level roads each place. l Nora
FSn OF through which about Jon "i
excellent land The hI.H aud lies we'll hrsn plenty Of '.
line Of imprnNc neat BEN. ." a'I
p:-rnr, nnI fails prourc first s'c
TIE h"ihngS comm" 'ou' aNd ro''''n'
family, having oi' house "n I''
at yard, and ice hUUscihc far" bose.
: md uu ~ cabins ro good.
ai.n lu1 acre. Of WOOD LAND upon which Their" "
r.o uuin.yfovrl LOT tie
NayyIlr g. II. IA, p"py iies h",uy
The surrounded By Intelligent eud a@c"a ,o,'g,
which, taken together, nane' Of the most G"-!ay t
+ ia market.
pre- that those who wi.h purchase y "
the premises t"y respectfully referred 10 Capt John Pc7
i.yc and VIII take pcasu" showing rhc and
sIia. 'hat he ~ bic. ~ ~" 'H'"i q"
Nr Branch. the manager t." estate, "" show tie
l-HI-Thr fourth cash hn0d -" ''anr
equal annual .nC0t.. win To>cn1 sCCuC AID gi
Of the Lend, 20 secure III" pavm"Hr
inWEL iEWiS. E,,,utors.
JOHN MORRIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

N!TfSnN WATKINS. 7nOrasy LGI-, viii attend tie ''c'
- of Goorhltud ard FluvamEa.
a-wf1y'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

s, p.,or, 10 be su,rjsI from 6cesl.5 II mia, art
STz Sill, to be supplied from Burlington mile. ani o
s ~ - N once
"I'" -r-,raJ foro p.,,sho,o NIL ~
5"Aa' 70 Dc '0rr"'1 "''" '' 1900 '-'~ '";a :
"rsH ui,l % be sunp,ed from Wtsmo,eianI nile, s,i
stony an - ~ '''r ~ ' @@' '-ca
one NIX NJ, . IN bc supped Gon Kins,o7 miles
week
TeaAe Wiley to DC suppcu o"' i-o"e ee miles and back
'" NC meen , bo sr,,Iicd from New GLASGOW E liza ~
,rr - nni I"ck ~ - VIE 4
,,rs :, ,Srck ''H
week F"''''' ~ - '''''4
White Stone TO be supplied KiInarnock, mile. aal b
once Il
Bridge be supplied tom Surry H. !! miles bc,,
~ NOTES.
l. Each must he bid ur separately. The 'onc the ,ar ia
mole Of .cr, ice. and the residence bidder 6ou b. ~
.,,r,I n each bid !
Va proposal will he considered unless it he accompanied l
l.r4n s.ard by Que OF more responsible persons, Ia Tie
i'I9, w: ;,
-: ''a Gnd''"';"e' .,,..,.,.
SS,..I r,nc, IN '-
,y i IL Al enter into an ,rsaii,r
:! "G It ,,t , ,,,t ~ ",, ,T ;' , ,''o' "..'
i''' "ny u Hia'cn en WIN s'0 "'4 so'"'' 20 o'm
" "u,rj l-a-"
Ii; .gouII IL. ,.cor,,,ord by H., rrrir,:. or p,s,
m ''s "'I' W, 'Sf' '" , - = % ] ~ " ,'l''' ~
" i t ~. p "' ' '' ~ u "'f'!
49,. .rI9 ,' i. ..,,ii r I,.y co ,,o.; 49, ,
- ~" -r',r'i "a , ,, t ,,; = , wa 80, ~. W. '
'" ~ '' y, ''' '.'' 'i'" '''"''''' 90! VIZ
Ia" distances ~ stated - iH 'r'r'"'e
"a II" 'r" pay VIII be allowed m any ".r;'"ce "h'n the ~
! us n""e" c"tgr"y. :.
T." "L', are "'n2-" :" a. !" '"' .''e" minute 10 'an
Toy nm Il" "reM ", nm ''' ' '''
~ ~ ; ~: ~" Wv; Wv; =, ,I .'' "''' N'" ".e
: "'He w., ''- ''"' '",' ~ ~
=. nr ','.,' ' ;.'! ! 20 -, 20" " .'' u
""'' It" allowing ,o i1! ntf'-" q" 'P,,9a 10, 1861" .
'''n,' S''i,t ,'ti''.' ,,, m ny w ~, WEI. 'i 'ts!'
,,,,,. -. ,,.r, 49,
.. lie "ily oco%I'nnr w" ' ., ,'' , d'a
o. pay "''h'''' u" ma, ., , r " ~ '' d'""'i
O"t i,I""N 'N''h pa! "a" '' Il, r -. . 60. :. ',.,..,
II" i"N ii"'' ''"H 10, ''. - ~ " 80 ''' ORGY
PHt 81 mai III Any I"'' I'". . -, 10
. i"H"' u" 'r'',''- "i !" -, g.. ",. '..'' "
"' contact hf ,"irI.s W." "S', " @ " !, ' "'d'
i"l"r "h1 "'": cS"' '"''''"' VI ' " N''' We"
IU, sra".ul.
cOuuc'''un with depending mail $500
u" anra' til" c"n''art tor f'p"a'' '"l, H'" a'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31


1908 From Culpeper II By James City TO Madison
e III 10 miles and back twice q week
Proposal, 10 carry in stages will be considered
Leave Cuipepcr II every Sunday and Wednesday
al p NJ, arrive at Madison II same days by Ppm
Leave Madison II every Sunday and w ednesday a,
6 arrive a. CuPeper c Il days by II am
1904 From Colvin's Tavern TO Williamsburg, 4 miles
and back a week
Leave Colvns Tavern every Friday al M arrivs
at Wa ylsndsburg came Gav BY Up
Leave Williamsburg every Friday a, IN, arrive a,
Colyn s Tavern same day by 3 pm
1905 From, Madison & n, by Rapid Ann, S,anards
VILE and NoonsvilIe, 10 Browns Cove, 81 miles and
back once week
Leave Madison e II every Friday a, & m, arrive at
Browns Cove same day by Ppm
Leave Browns Cove every Saturday al a m arrive
at Madison { II same day by pm
1905 From Madison & II. by Graves. Msrksville Lu-
ray and Fort Furnace TO Woodstock 90 miles and back
week
Leave Madison Fl every Saturday a! . m, arrive
al Woodstock next day by s pm
Leave Woodstock every Monday e, 6 IN, arrive at
Madison G Il next day BY - III
1907 From Jefersonton, by Foxve, Morranshurg
whea,cy, Bsrnett's Mills, and Nloersvil;e, 10 Somer
yllle 30 miles and back once week
Leave Jefe1Sonton every Friday at s ! m, arrive al,
Somerviile same day by p IN
Leave Sonerv lille every Saturday at 1 a NJ arrive nj
Jsfersonon same day by pm
1908 From Warrenon, by Blackwells Mills Amiss.
vile, Gaines Cross Roads, Washington, SperryvIe,
Hawesburg, Luray and Massanatten, to New Market
SO miles and back twice week
Proposals to in stages will be considered
Leave Warrenton every Sunday and Wednesday at
ga m. arrive at New Market next days BY 4pm
Leave New Market every Monday and Friday at
4 m. arrive at Warrenton next days by pm
1909 From Warrenton, by Auburn and Walnu,
Branch to Brentsville a3 miles and back once week
Leave Warrenton every Sunday at m, STRIVE a,
Brentsve same day BY 3 pm
Leave Bren,svilie every Saturday at NJ arrive pt
Warrenton same day by lpm
1910 from Backwelrs Mills to otean, 6 miles and
back week
Leave Black Mills every Monday {. 6 a m. ar
rive at Orlean same day BY Ss u
Leave Orlean every Monday at 10 M, arrive At
Blackwell's Mills same day by l2 IN
1911 From Salem, Eauquier by Tie Plaiss Thu,
soughfare, and Hsymarkst, 10 Buckland, IL 2 miles
and back twice week
Leave Salem, FauQper, every Tuesday and Friday q,
2 p m, arrive a, auckland same day by Ppm |
Leave Buckland every Tuesday and Friday att /. m. |
arrive at Salem, Fauquier, by l2 m
Leads Manor, Fsrrowsvie, Manassas Gap, Front Roy.
u, and Portsmouth, to srasburg, So miles and bsek
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

lbs From Franklin. by Upper Tract and Luney =
Creek Mooried. 43 miles and back once week 10
Lunry's Creek. and twice week the residue
Lave franklin every Monday al 4 ID, arrive al Lu
ney's Creek same day b. . p IN
Leave Luney's Greek every Sunday at 6 a NJ arrive
at Franklin same day By pm
Leave Luncys Creek every Tuesday and Saturday 81
, ) IN. arrive at Nooricld same DAYS BY ~ m
Leave Mo"'fed every Tuesday and Saturday at p
III. arrive al Lunrys Creek same DAYS by ) IN
1859 FROM Franklin. By Crabbpi,om Halls Store
Rnckn,ansve, and WiIsonvIIe, 10 Bath II G3 miles
and back week
Leave Franklin every Monday al m, arrive at Bath
G. n next day b. > IN
Leave Bath G. n every Saturday at N, arrive at
1860 From Fr'nkIin. by Doc Hill, Crab Run, Bull
Pasture and Flowing Spring to Green Valley, 81 miles
and back week
Leave Franklin every Monday al 6 m arrive 4,
Green Valley next day by m
Leave Green Valley every Saturday al 6 m arrive
al Franklin day by 4 III
1861 From Franklin. by Oak Flat. Brooks Gap, and
Timbsrvr, 10 New Market, 10 miles and back once
week
Proposals to run in stages and 10 run twice week
will De considered
Leave Franklin every Monday at 6 m, arrive at
New Market next day By 10 a
Leave New Market every Tuesday At II a NJ. arrive
al Franklin next day by pm
1902 From farrisonburg, by 1.nnville Creek and
Bowmons Mills to Brooks Gap Il miles and back
week
Leave Harrsonburg every Tuesday att a m. arrive
al Brock s Gap same day by II IN
Leave Brooks Gap every Tuesday a, | p m. arrive
al ilarrSonburg same day by & m
1869 From ttarrsonburg by Dayton and Messy Creek
Iron Works 10 Jennings Gap, - miles and back once
a week
Leave llaTtisonhurg every Thursday at 10 m arrive
at jennings Gap same day by Is pm
Leave Jennings Gap every Friday al 6 m arrive a,
Har,<"nbuTg same day by ~ IN
1864 From Stanton bv Grrenvil!e. Steel's Tavern
Fairfield. Timber Ridge, Mddlsbrook, Brownsburp Le1
ingon. Fancy lll Natural Bridge, Pa,tonsbury, Fin
castle Cloretdae. Bo,etoar Salem. and Laayaue 10
Outstanding. III miles and back three times week in
four horse post coaches.
Proposals for Running daily will hr considered
Leave StaGn'on every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa,u
day al IN. arrive at Lexington DAYS bv n at
Fncastlr every Wednesday. Friday. and Monday BIZ
p m. at Chris;ianburg next days BY Fam
Leave Chrsiianburg ev"ry Monday Wednesday and
Friday at m, arrive a. Fincas,lc next DAYS by m
al Lexington same days by and at SIaun,on every
"Wednesday. Friday, and Monday by am
The mail is IN run one week bv Middlebrook and |
Brow nsbnrg. and the next by GreenviIle. &c
1865 From Stanton by Jennings Gap, Deerfeld. !
Green Valley, Bath G II, Hot Springs Cou,nbsn Inn
Callgans and White Sulphur Springs, to Lewisburg J
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-14
TOWN PROPERTY.
E O r. s. O., C, E /,

y ME undersigned wishes 10 sell by pri.
b yate contract, the House and Lot,
situated at the corner Of Burke Street and
Spring Alley, 10 Mariinsburg, now in the
occupancy Of p. l.. McSherry, Esq.
The house is two stories high. weather
boarded, and 10 excellent finish and re
pair, containing six good family rooms,
The other Improvements comprise XII.
chen. Meat House Ice House pLich holds ice
sufficient for ten families, StabHng SC. all
in excellent condition. The lot is large
and very productive,
The situation is high and pleasant, and
the property altogether is one of The most
desirable in the town for a private resi-.
dence.
Terms will be made very accommoda-
ting. JOSEPH II. ABELL.
February %, ls37.-tf.