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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
q TRACT

Coniainirg 100 ACRES LAND. 20 Of which
- IN hrsi-fs,e Timber. This land !, Of superior
quality. 'qTsi 90 sny ~ Washington county. sod
sJjo'ns the farm ~ he Rev Mr.. Adams. To =
Pefs"a Wishing . small. 6r.I-rsts farm, tA,.
tf aeI A, desffshie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
Tracts or L.s.VrD,

LJi- IN Pleasant Valley. Ma,hioxiop Counts.
eeaisinIns shoat from 10 70 - Acres. s.ch IssI
"d ~ sat ccris'n farms. shich they siio'a. aud
~s,ch vii be highly desrsb'e sequ,s,,ioo. TO
SAID farms.
The suJ>eriher vill also cell. - the Hotel pf
VIZ bnses. "a GeofEstoSn. 90 .Nssasy fAs Ca
eoy 4 .urg u>Ef 81 10 o'clock. .sser.i tsIsabls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
House and Lot for safe.

WILL sell. a. private sslc. during the con-
- ing year. the HOUSE AND LOT up
on vhseh l now russde, bs,as one Of ihs moot
dss'rshis and healthy situations in tows. To
any one wishing 20 purchase, . will make the
terms easy-t~o-6fths do~p. remaining three
hfths IN f0sr equal annual psymsnts. without
interest JOHN QUiGLkY.
ShePherdstown. March Il ls19-tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
a Tract Of Timber Land,

Lying too miles from She ph-ra,,s~p. and IN
Washington oountJ. Thn lsnd lac. on the Po-
tomae river. - Of the hr.t quality. and very
heavily Timbered. The tract contsin. $50
ACRES ard would make handsome and
productive farm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

E1s1HrT 1y13RS
OF SILK UtsOK.u "a as.
I'VE sub.eribers Offer for sale. 81 the store Of
u Levin RssnshsssE. % the u Chsr~A sd
Market Streets. Fresisrie Nd.
Thirty ounces SAX Worn ECCS.
of their o~a raising. snd IN admirable ee.stier.
which they ~iii dssposr ~ B. psrsei. pur~A.-
s~rs. Also. orders fom . dssssse~ ~s.<iossas the
sssh. viii be duly attended tn.
JENkS Il RANSRuRG
Hrrfevisktosr. Nd. M.rsh IA IsSa-N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
CharicstO.yn Pulling and
Carding Mill.

shepherd.,o~p. Feb 81. 1879 IL
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a OAiaiC
Pr r-9 Pr -

Pay UP 3 lPS.y Ep9
a ~ persons aseb,sd to the late 6rm Of
IN wIiGONEN X STEPHENS. or 90 St.
t,h-ss. - Agrnt 20 v iiiism kirssncr. az ". J.
Si.,srns ibsi.v'da-Il,. ~ hoIr ar ogh,r-is~, are
respectfully requested To call snJ make p.s
before the 18th ~ the T,Scs-nt mouth. iong-r
indni<-n~c cannot ~ gsrn. u " 90 ~ hoped that
eooe 'i-s k"o- tbr~ssIses snsirhie. a. the above
asBed. oil fail 10 -ti.nd ., th- e.lI
WILLIAM ,. STEPHENS.
IisrPcrs-Ferry. March 7. IAs9--5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
AlSSlNS.

'I>uE LEGER b~iosgis. 10 The estate .f De-
jos. r. hsydss- AZ u wss psobshiy soid
~ mistake. and - " 10 ef no seeouss 90 ssy
other parsons than the heirs. u viii ss regarded
SO kssst fsver n shs isdivitssi Assssg q IN
pesssssioe viii return Rinaedssssly.
SCOTIA W. HAYDEN.
Bolivar. March 10, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
gIoO REWARD.
- ~ .:WAi from the sasb.r rihsr. on Thur
~ day the 2IsI Ysbruary, bes Negro Mao
ANTHONY JOHNSON.

ANTHONY JOHNSON.
Asihons - bst~esn - sbd ~ yssrs Of sgs.
.t"ai bait dsrk eOmpis NioueS. rather istsiIs-
gent sNrfss.iYn of couh tsnsres sse shout $ feet
inshes 10 height Ose 90 his bsnd. he. hes
manned from h. infancy. N cDnss qasase of .
h1rn, by uhieh three II he kpssf. ksvs been
rendered uaslsss, too 81 item hsrInE Erowa 90
the palm of his hard. snthony he'd 90. wh.n
he shscondsd. . eost snd Pssis loous 80 faIied
linssy. such - farm hssds sfs ordinarily cloth
I'd ~. sod ~hiie bat tefy mech SOTO
v'ii give s15 rs~sfd for kia. " tskea q.
THIS 90 eifhsr ot ike ssioinisg eoustie.: $50 "
i,hes N a., other part Of ihs, Slate or the state
II Maryland 90 TIE shoss fsssfa Of eiOe ~
taken ~ asy g Tie free Stsiss-in sseh ssse
secured 80 that Get hi-s
JANE & AsHnNcTox.
nlaksly. IsfsfsYn eosisty, Va
Nsfrh 7. l-59 n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

Nod particularly ee.'rsbis Tor the heavy
srovn of prime Locust that l. on II. Par,
Of u 70 II superior Mssdo~ Land.
ALSO.
T.saf large md bcantifol Farm
es''ed AUsUkS. formerly osaed By Col Bs-
her Johnsoe, md containing about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
9A4OHl1 9.a9Oa

&C. &C. Nf-.
RIREsu oAHDES sEEDs.
~ FruH. Coefsff,anary. hc-
Asd Drag sd Nssis 800. fsessseS SOD ess ss,,
81 As Chafisstoso ApOslpsessg sd es,sk etars.
JAMES BRwOs.
March :. is39
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

NVANs' Camornlle and Apeucnt Pills. also
~ Evsas' sooihing syrup ~ Childrrn. %, ssi'
By -. 4 y. y. MILLER.
Mach a. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
Com nsissioHer,s GOFc.

GOHNussSStOH<T sac.
MILL be sold. 81 public sale, on tho pre-
w m'.es, on Fii.y fis STA dry Of .7p-L neIi.
sboai 80 ACRES OF LAED. Belonging
10 The heirs OF lie "uei Moirr. decd. I,ing ne ar
ShePherdstown. adjoining the lands Of Henry
Leckiider. George Reynolds. and other.
The terms Of sale sriu be- Oae-half cash. and
The balance in twelve months. with interest
SAID land may he sold ut private sale at any
time before the 5th Of April next
GEORGE w sAPPISGToN,
March IL. Ie3o sosoi.I Comm,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
PfMsfcr for E1fe.

UR PIss'es Mill Is IN complete order. end
~ ~ rssdy To Grind Plaster for customer -
u viii 10 necessary TO give one or two dsys'
Lotlee. To ssoii disappointment.
We have on hand large stock OF Plaster FOR
sale, which we ~ili sell low for cs,h. or on ,
short credit KABLE b JOHNSTON.
ksbiet"wu, March IL. Ie39.-3n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

L0Ok % 1OWT XMGeFCaf.
"E vish 60 par-hsss 20 Likely
w YoUUo WEoR0 D Of bo,h ssHs..
ifon The ,<ss os go yssr 70 thirty. Person.
hsvssg sseh Negroes for sale. would do we'll 10
g'rs ~ cell before :hey sell, ss ne srs deter
mined TO give The highest es.h price Ter likely
Nesroea Any con 'aunie stiob> addressed 20
Ne ~ Winchester. 20 the care Of Henry q. Dam
,eis. vii be psoo?,iy attended to. or 90 cen he
foa"d IN Pessoa 81 Henry q. tbsnisls's ~ oil
times TAL1.IsON NORMAN,
JOSEPH JACKSON
Winehes'eS. Msreh Il Ia1a II,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
ssHmsed 10 purchase or hire,

4 NEGRO woNAS, Of say sge from Is to
N q. who y . good cook and washer; OF n
young and 81 good character for honesty sna
industry. these qualities =. To cooking snd
washing gill not be ind-pen.shIe For such =
Servsnt liberal price ~ cash wall he pad. sad
. permanent cor Portable home afforded her.
-'.h also % pSschsss years supply Of
BACON HAMS, old or nov
ANDREW HUNTER.
March :. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

We do certify. 10 the spring Of 1872. at Major
Thomas DOsvelFs NE saw trial Of two miles
and then single mile. with Bsyatd and Pamuh.
Ky the former was considered q frstrais two
mile horse; Psmunky beat Bsysrd the 2 miles,
running in the rear for . miles 10 half an hour
after. they ran . mile. and Psmunky beat Bay
ard few feet We beIieSed Psmunky to be .
better horse at that time than Bsyard. The 2
miles we're rua IN I'm SIS and the mile in la
55' We believe Psmubky was injured IN that
trial. snd IN q few weeks after broke down.
Givan under our hsnds this 23d day Of De-
oember, 1892.
CHARLES THOMPSON, JE
UARDfN BURNLEY.
WILLIAM L. WHITE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
Wanted 10 Hire.

EHNwO Negro G"i.. from &c ~ 90 yssr. 81
szs. sHhont iursahfsssr. fss wksaB Psse
q 10 hFs wiii ss pad "a -. snss q feg1issa.
Apg!J q fh- EDITORS
Mach :. ls39 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

PAIUNKY. when Jesriing. was lame Tor
three or four noaths. In. think. bs right fore
foot supposed u VAS from q kick % mule
colt that ~ss N lhe sans pasture with him
You may rene nbsr that. when fret pat N train
ing. after sny severe exercise, thsl leg pulled.
md ! always thought II IVES oviog 10 the iniury
have mer'ionsd u was IN that leg be broke
down. slwsys doubted vheihsr be would not
fs'l there a circumstances which made me more
willing 10 part with him before NJ, first fsee--
md preferred selling him 70 Jou who knew all
tie circumstances.
Your mo Z o5sdicnt servsnt.
WILLIAM WtCKWAM.
stt 1srsA, 1885.
major tn poswEtL
fr5-Ths season hss commenced, sud will
end on the isi day Of July. sc.
March Is. 1899.
t. Tglastssfsr Tsrsiaiaa n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
II TR.FCT or L.E.V.D

Containing shon' 100 ACRES. snd sdjoin-
ing the ls"ds Of Peter Miller. This lsnd Tres
aocut ooe n'ile and . half bsiow iiarpers-Ferry.
aud can al , moderate expense be made ,slus-
bic rs small farm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

lDlSso % 3D. w. A(UMi6I
AVISG permanently located in Jefferson
IN county, respectfully sole 1t, the public pa
troDszs His re- ijeace 10 at Mr, nasx,sa.,
nesr Elk Branch Church.
March :. 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
a TRACT OF LAND.

Lad oil for 100 Acres Of excellent .HsSglr
5asd. and yell sstersd. THIS tact lies about
~ miles from Rhoren'viiie. an Washington
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
0NCTyIGYe

0NCTUGX2
HEREBY fsrsssss al psrsess froa tres
II passing upos ny fsra. . hare suffered
great Iseossesseees and mech Injury from PER
soss riding thrcugh my farm hsssisg. throwing
dovs fseees. iesvssg gates open and bar, down:
and an dsterDsesd 10 fssurs 10 prosecute ali
Who disregard this sesics-
CHARLES MOLER.
March u. 100. .&~ Ss.yl.yS.fs,s~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
SAMUEL CAMERON.
PERFORMANCES


In the spring Of 1891, when years old, lame
and IN bad condition, he ran mile heats at Tree
It'll with Tribe and several Others; he was I'd
IN the race, won by MIR. wm. M,nges Molly
Howell, in three heats. For particulars. see
American Turf Register, June No. 1891, vol ?,
r. 5i3 In the ensuing fall be ran at New Mar
ket. tPetersburg,) two mile heats, winning HI,
race IN three heats, beating Mr.. Goods's colt by
Eclipse. Mr.. William John.oo's Clifford by Sir
Charles. and received forfeit from two Others.
amounting To 500 dollars. The next spring his
owner gave him trial with the celebrated Bay
ard two miles. and then single mile he prov
ed better on both trials than Bsyard; he ran
the two miles in I'm. SIS, the one mile IN In
55s.. on de ad heavy sandy course; in ,hi, trial
Pamunhy sustained an injury-so much SO tha,
ne was never clear Of Ismeuem. few week.
after, he ran at Fairfield, four mile heats. and
WAS beaten by Zingsnee and Collier Bonnet,
D Blue was entered but did not start
A few days after, he ran at Broad Rock. three
mile heats. .iiIi very lame. sgsinst Goliah, Col
lier, Malcolm, and Mr.. Goodies mare in the .e-
eond heat, IN the third u.ie, closely eontesting
the beat, he sprurg his sinews, broke down, and
finally terminated his racing career.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

IIs. w. e. :isAUMs
rs removed 10 the house occupied for ~ a.
IN %. years a. dselIing by the late An
dro~ Woods. where he may DO found Ia attend
n usual TO the calls Of those IN want Of his
vices Chlriestown, March :, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
~ nADN

Called wELkER FARM i,,os b-twsea Sps;sg-
6elds and the Csisetsa rusasee. IN. road 20 a. Q
Furnace from Lssisio~a running directly thro'
u. This farm eont.,us
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
CERTIFICATES.


Five OF P,munky's colts were trained last
spring, all Of which were " inner,-ons Of ,hem
trained in my stable, Martha Beckerion, winner
OF the colts stakes. In the fell she Wa. m teh-
ed against Col. Whites fsvorite 6Iiy by Golish,
for $500. and received forfeit Of $3.50. Few
days after, she ran a four mile race Of Warren
Ton Springs, against Mr.. Ksndslrt -uI,t,r Heavy
and MIR. Lufborough's mars--she won the frat
heat, LOST the second and third by not more than
three feet, running IL miles IN the mud, carry
ing lbs. over weight, and badly rode. The
next week she ran over the jefferson County
Course. mile heats in very bad order. and wa.
beaten BY Moliners, (runniDr secopd,) q nag OF
extraordinary speed.
Ills two year oljs, trained last fall, we're OF
such promise ss 10 induce tho owners 10 enter
them IN the largest stakes in lower Virgins.
have hlly now 10 training which I wosld not
sell for $500. a. . race nsg she IL cons ideTed
much superior 20 Martha Beeksrton.
deem il but simple justice TO state. that "a
munky wssa Race Her. Of the very first order,
and can with propriety say. that previous 90 hi,
injury be was superior TO eng ever trained.
THOMAS boswell.
Hanover county, Va Feb, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
150 ACRES

or the hr-t quality of iine,,one LAND. Il
ie> along the ri'er for nesri, . mile. saJring
secs.s thereto from every Geld. u - impro,ed
Win god Dwelling House and Earn and -
wei situated Tor raising gram and -four for the
Georgetown and BALTIMORE markets. q living IN
rich wheat growing country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
go ACRES or xAHD.

Thn Farm s highly improved by
. large. convenient. and elegant
MANSION, all necessary Stsbiing
and Out-houses, . Barn. end m sx-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
PEDIGREE.

P.a.HU.NKY was foa'ed in the spring Of 1928
he was got oy American Eclipse, (the N. York
Horse Ibis dam Ataiania Drum monday was
by Sir Arehy. his grand 6sm the famous race
marc Bellcns. by SIR Harry 4. dam by Mel.
EAR, dam Jet, by tIsyness Flimn,p,s r.
8 dam Diana BY Cisudius, &. G. T. e. 4 dan
Sally Psintar by Sterling. e. sc &. Eg dam
Old silver. imported, a. was Sterling, and both
~ Be'size Arabian. For more particular &C.
count OF Jet and her pedigree, see Amsricsn
Turf Register. vol. 2, p. 300.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

Adjoining sherherd.iown. containing Is scres.
bounding on the Potomac River aud nov IN .
state Of good cultivation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25

Shakespeare and the BtGie.-1hsrr have been few men
who have i.ud the Bible with much attention as IL
was sd bv The erea, Bard Scne of his best thoughts
are copied from The Sacred Vo!umethe following, for
example:
Brblr-Thp Apostle says, But, though be rude in
speech % Cor ii 6
Otheo-"Rude am in speech"
bible Shew hs eyes and grlsve Thy heart ~
Sam. H. 33.
nlucbe,h-"Shew his eyes and erieve his heart
Bible" Thou hast bought me into the dust oil
death"-Ps.
Macbell-"Lighed fools The way 10 dusy death
Bble-"L Look not upon me lcceusP am black-oe.
cause the sun has looked upon me. Song Sol l. 6
Merchant, Of Venice-"Nlislke me not for my com
plpxion-l the shudcwy livery Of the FURNISHED sun
Bible smole hlm: | caught HIM by his beard
and smo,e him md Gle " him ~ Sam xvii. 80.
O,helo-"l iouk by the throat the cireuncsed aog
and smu,e him
B,ble-"Opened job his mouth and cursed his day;
lei not be Jon,d unto the days OF The year; lei not
come into The numb,r Of months job.
Macbeth MAY this accursed hour fand aye occurs
ed in The calendar '
Thou hast made him l,tile lower ihnn The angels =
Thou cruwnesi HIM with glory snd honor, and dds sci
him ever the works Of Thy hahts. -fs. vii q; heb
IT, o.
Hamlet-"What peace of work is man-how nobls
in rpasnn-hpw uhDlte in acufs; IN term and moving
how xprsss ard admiIehlr sction how like an nnre
IN apprehension how hike god. The beauty o the
world the paragon Of ahin.1ls
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ure AWAY TO THE sRRlNGS.
lsOEI'k a.
urcu Yrr RrM.i~' tS.vN.
INQUIRER


mr. AWAY TO THE SERVINGS.
~, ...,,,. a,vsa:ins in fow'ry smiies,
whrh hires ths hight hearted from iownsi
,,,,h ,seiro,ons tho healthful, .n,ices the gay
A. .ho robes in rich garanos the downs.
The rich, if they're healthy, range No''h"a'a WV
The great Cataract that roors 10 tho ro'e, IN ,.e
Whit. others with quite a. much tas'e' y'' "'S'
To tho West-over great mountain' ron
On they HE the White, ~ the SAX y .n' "'
Where so much Of good tastes TO D. iou""'
That tho well pifrke ep curenh 'e'n's'
OF the good thia,s which there aho"n"'
Tho nytnph WHO roams forth, wi.d oeauues 10
Nav find them lie s!ambcrins SOIL -
Ia the grove the glen, or evergreen eiH'
Where tho mochIns bird MARBLES ae't'
Ia the deep cool shade Of the forest Of noon'
When the zephyr is hush'dto sigh;
And the wood in solitude lends her Pertuioo
TO the humming bird fn'tcr:ngy
The ball room, too, ohers gay scenes 10! toe 'ai'
For Scots Gushd mitth srrns s'rain'
Calls out in her grace ev'ry b lie cro"uins 'n''7,
Fen Euphrosyne joins IN the train
As the Moon sails adown on her ocean o, c'"uo''
kuRa,s i'iirouet wakes ev'ry Star, ~
Then NJ lave the puhos and touch
vi JHdIh'Ss sweet pe'i-iva Guitar.
The sick, who come hher supported BY hope,
Gam srrcssl IN from The lir-eivng SUP ;,
For an Angel sii> nrar To A1iior fSe ndter, ~
Ere the Invalid touches thc cup
Sulphur Springs. O. Fair Lady. 3. 9Th Chap, 3D. oa ~
erses oil ST. Johns Gospel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25
rrEau arhiNG DRY GOODS-leJo
To Merchants Families md Others.


uBOBERT IL. JENKINS has opened The following
extensive assortment Of new fashionable and cheap
Drv Guods which he will sell for cash cceplances by
wholesale or retail, low any place IN tie unteG
States
Bnnnas-lo cases misses and ladies' Laghorn and
straw Bnnnets, all the new styles worn
fYorers and RtLboRs-An extensive variety OF bonner
and head Flowers and Ribbons OF all kinds
Caiicocs-2O0O pieces Calcnes at great bargains
fast coo's-alS, 10 and l2 2cen's-ond beautiful hne
goods of new patterns al Is, 20 cents, &c.
Cnoytd liusiins md Bishop Lnmns2OO pieces OF hrse
Gnods l,r ladies' drrssrs-nr and cheap
Irish Linrns-5 cases from % cents to the finest ar
Gle impo.led--hest grass b'rach
Linen Gonds-20 bnIes and cases Bmrlaps, British o.
naburgs Iowengs OF all kinds, Sheeungs, Diapers,
Napkins &c.
GIpres md Hosiery Every description of Stockings
and Cloves nr ladies', gentlemen boys, grls, and male
aud female servants
Domestic G0ods-Bleachcd and brown Shrtings and
Shrrlings Apron Checks and DrIIings
Cupfs and toHars-An extensive assortment OF work
ed c. pes and Collars great bargains
Lucc GOods-Thrend and bubblnet Laces Edgings and
lnse rings; figured Lace for wells and cops; Outings
&c
rtHs-Lnce and gauge Wells. styles
fIdbts and Scai5s-i00 do2 all OF the newest descfIp.
tons imported
| Canton .Natting- 100 pieces red and white
Bandb0rcS-lOO nests
S,ks-PIan and figured, all qualities and colors
| F2anneis- Ganza and patent fannels
.Htu's Summer Htur-Every kind OF Cloth and Gas
smere; plain and fancy Drllngs NesIings VI Silk md
Marsers; yellow and blue Nankeens Pocket fldkls;
Suspenders; CO ton and silk Shirts and Drawers
7iso. Many Fancy Goods, OF rare, choice de-
scripOn.
Apr4 l07-2aw4w&Ust
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10000 dolis.---a2,OOO dolls.
virginia state LOTTERY,

For the benz lit at The Mechanical B-n-vornt Sociry
Of Norfolk, Class NJ. 4, for l539-Io b. drawn at
Alexandria Va. on Saturday, btu July, 1889.
II Drum .iUmb,rS out Of ~
SpLtSDip SCHEMg.--l Prize Of SI0.0O0 ol i2WHl,
nf 5000 Of GuO. OF 600, III . 800, 81 2''N,
81 100 500. 500; prizes o. 81 $50. , OF 2Ol ~
piz.s of 81 O0O % OF 800, % OF 400, 40 Of &c., ~ d
2u0. &c.
Tickets only sl0--FlaIves 5-Qnarters = %
Certificates OF Packages Of % Whole Tickets S'5o
Do do 2G Half do. %
Do do. 81 Quarter do. ~ ~
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,.uvD i.Unsfs.- Hmbt Suid al Pubic SAFE, on
HID FRIDAY thu 2Slh day Of June nrx', al The farm
bringing To The estate OF Rnhrrl B. Stark dec d. called
Lawson g. about miles from Norfolk that wen known
and successful Rae. Horse Stockton, q years Old =
Stockr n is uul Of Iris. by American Eclipse 1is",
a very handsome Bay Colt. (nnriedl3 years old, out
Of Liilletonra by Chateau Margnux. 4lso handsome
unlrlrd Ray FLY. years old out Of Iris, by Chant.
clptr Far Pedigree Of Iris and Luet"na, see Am
Turf Register Terms Of sale liberal, and will be made
known on The day.
The Ereeutor Of Rytert B. Stark, d'e'd
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25
scrip'ion.
April 4

HSANE BREAK LANDS for Sale in The conn,ie. Of
a Dallas Perry and Green, in the State OF Alabama
One tract in the county of Dallas contains fourteen hun
drsd and seventy lies i've miles east OF W0ndrilie
has four hundred of open land, with every h1ture
complete for large Cotton estate, gin house. screw
and negro houses Stables we'd, &c. DC and
is between twenty and twenty five miles oil one or Two
steamboat landings upon the Alabama river Inns uac
! is now under cultivation, and is IN you'd order
One other tract adjoining nj FIVE hundred acres, through
which the county line "i Dallas and Perry passes: has
negro houses stables &C. and 100 acres open
land.
One other tract of six hundred acres wholly in woods
very the last mentioned tract, when VIII &c 500
either with i, or without II
Oae other tract Ike county Of Greene, contains four
hundred and twenty acres; has 30O acres open land,
ne an huuse, gin and screw manager negro houses
md s,ahes two bored wells and is bounded on one side
BY Big Prairie creek. This beautiful suali"n. con-
tanning cane break land black land and sandy land sui
fciep l all The farm buildings II lies exactly where
the cane break joins The sandy land and extends 10 tie
Town cf Ne bum; has gT,s, and saw mil within
mile and half, is II miles from Candies strnmhoal
landing on the Tumbeckbee river, and IS only miles
from The ourishing of Greensboro All The above
ands which are open, command al this n'e from 81 TO
So per acre rent.
remaining two thirds is The richest Jiock cone bottom in
The most favored cncn region Of The whole Southern
country. The title 10 every acre OF is not only uhqn's
toned hut unqupslvnabIe The whole lies IN neigh
bo1lmd the land is in RAPID state OF appreciation
the above lands not sold by the lst day oil Octo-
Der next, all The open land will be tor rent
For terms sc apply 10 JoHS JsorELix hMELER,
ORANGE county Va, or 10 r e.. AMBER. Richm"od,
W., or to AspaEw S. NicoLsoS. Union Town, Perry
county. Alabama.
p S. For information with regard TO the value and
character of this land, purchasers nre referred to o.
WIN Armisead, near Greensboro, and Prince " Gar.
rett. Mobile
" un,.vl" Democrat vii please publish the above twice
ill thu Isl Of octo1c nnd io"'d Inc account 10 th' o.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25
$4,000
80 prizes q: 81 800.
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