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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

sr THE CLASS that gvadiated at YsIe cOIlere in 1881, are notified thar. aeEeeably SO Esnolulion adopted at their meeIiagi 'Sl they gre osst again tho present year at New-FEaven On the Tussiuy be- fore Commencement, which s on the third wednss- day Of August It was also resolved, that such mem bers as shall be unable b attend expected to report themselves. without fail in al matters matrimonial and professional to the Secretary Ofthe Class, Rev. WILLIAM w. ANDREWS. Kent L,chfieId County, Conn. tpOst paid) before the appointed meeting.
 Kent, Julv l, 1889,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

THE FOURTH.-We have been repeatedly asked. during ths Vass week. by people from abroad as well as as home what was to be done here on this glorious anniversary and have as often been obliged to an swer, we don't know. We never before heard of pblic celebration where almost every thing was kept co profoundly sscsos.
 P. s. Te&aesday morning. The following was handed in last nghs as the "order of arsaneements Cor the day:
 FOURTH OF JULY.
 The Anniversary of our National Independence will be celebrated in this village in the following ner: At 10 o'clock procession will he formed in front of the Court House, and proceed the Congregational Church, where the Declaration of Independence win be read by P. w. POWELL, Esq. and an Grafton deli vered by CHuRcnL COFFDe. Esq. Alter the exercises at the Church are closed, the Gentlemen and Ladies will proceed to the grove west of MT. Solomon Marsh's, where refreshments will be provided proper for the occaslOn. & r.I3s The proceedings of the day will be directed by E. A. LoEd as Marshall with the aid of numerous assist ants. rI~5 Those Gentlemen who feel desirous of joining the party in the grove will be provided with Tickets at the Variety Store of A. A. Lord, at the Post Office
 EDWIN B. WERsTER,1 r. .r PETER w. POWELL, l Cou...;,,.. of ERASTUS A. LoRD } xrr".S. S.,sssys
 FRANcIs BACON, GEoRGE SEYMOUR,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04
One 0ent Reward !

ID AN away from the Subscriber on the 3d 1G inst. an indented apprentice to the Har. ness Making Business. by the name oi SEEL- DON A. HULL. All persons are forbid har- boring, trusting or employing said boy. on penalty of the law. GEO. BOLI.ES.
 Liteh6eA, July Sd, 1889. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

At Court of Protats holden at Litctjseld, aOifh-
 in and for the district of Litclleld, OD ths 17ih
 day of June, 4. D. 1899: -5
 Present, Phineh0s Miner, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Noah Baldwin and O GabFa Baldwin, of Cornwall, in snid dis trict, showing to this court that snid Gnbrn Is tho wife of said Noah, and the parent of Mn- " E. Cotter and Harriet N. Cotter, both of Cornwall, within said district, minors; that said minors are tho owners of real estate sit.' iiated in said Cornwall, viz. q certain piece of land lying near the Huusatonic river, thnt was distributed tO them from the estate of Andrew Cotter and Rhoda Cottcr, and is dc- scribed 'aS, follows: "bcginning at q corner of Cowles' land in the cast iinc of tho War; Tcn' turnpike road, thence goutherIy in tho cast line Of said road 1910 links to stones little north of the old barway, thence south 49 deg. cast G0O links 10 stones, thence south 20 deg. v. O2O links by small rock, thence south 10 deg. W. in the line of a stoHc wall 100 links to stones at the south end of the wall. thence s. 9 deg. E. e0g links to stones on a rock in the edge of the timber land. thence ". 23 deg. 90 min. E. 407 links to stones by Andrew & Rhoda CotteT's land runs, thence northerly and westerly in inc line of said Andrew and Rhoda's land to the first bound" containing about foFty.five acres of land that said land my nov be advantageously sold that if lies remote ffom the residence of said minors and the petitioners, and its culti- vation is amended witll expense; and that it viii be for the interest of snid minors to have said land sold and the avails thereof placed at interest. praying for liberty to sell said property for tho purpose aforesaid as per pc- titi0n on file:
 Id is ordered g G1is court. that said petition CTS eiye no.ice of said application, by caus- inr ihis order to be pubiished in oLe of tho newspapers printed in Litch6eId. in inc coun- ty of I.itch6eld, three weeks excessively. at least six weeks before tho hearing; and that said petition will be heard at the probate oE- fec in said district on the 2Afh day of August aexi, as IO o'clock A. N.
 Certified from Record.
 4 c. C. WooDnUFE. Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

A The subscriber VIII receive visitors - athls summer EseaB Bnfsla- .-.C.ANJ as usuals during the months of July 1n1 A.g1sI F. A. MARSH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

District of Sharon, S. Canaan, June 24, l63O TNHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the 1 District of sharon has limited and al- lowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of AsAHEL BENEDICT, late of Austcrlitz, in the state of New. York, deceased, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and hns appoint. ed Benajah Douglas and John B. Reed, judi. cious 6 disinterested freeholders of Canaan, in said district. Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 WILLIAM M. BURRALL, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house of Robert Hol- comb, in said Canaan, on the third Monday of July yand December next, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment. JoHN B. REED, COmmis-
 BENAJAR DoUcLAs, sioners.
 All persons indebted 10 said estate are re- quested to nuke immediate payment to
 s MILES BELDEN. Admin'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

IFS hereby given, that we the subscribers, \ John Firth and William Hall, of the city, county and state of New. York, Elijah F. Net tleton, Jabez M. Camp, Luke Lewis, Oliver Goodwin, and Sylvester Galpin, of the town and county of Litchlield, have this day asso. ciated together in Q limited copartnership 6. greeably to the provisions of the statute enti- tied "an act authorizing limited partnerships in certain cases," in the business of manufac. turing and vending Musical Instruments, im- plements, articles, and machines. the princi- pal material whereof is wood, brass or ivory. The business is to be carried on af tho manu. featuring establishment lately occupied by the said JabcZ M. Camp iD the prosecution of said business, in the town of Liichfield afOre. said, on Waterbury river. Said business is to be carried on under the partnership name and firm of "J. Firth C Mall." The said John Firth and William HnII are the general partners, who are respectively autbo- rizcd to transact and manage the business and sign for the partnership, and for their acts alone the partnership shall be responsi. bIe. The amount of capital advanced to the common stock of the partnership is as follows:
 By the special partners, iB cash. viz Eli. iah E. Netflefou 5000, Jabez M. Camp 15OO, Luke Lewis 5OGl, Oliver Goodwin 7GO, Syl- vester Cabin 5OO-By the general partners, Firth & Hall, in cash and property, 3JO0- total e77JO. Said partnership commences on the day of the date hereof, and terminates on the 1sf day of June, A. D. 1S42.
 JAHrz M. CAST, SYLVESTER GAIPrN,
 Wm. HALL. ELUAH E. NgrrLErON,
 OLIVER GOoDwN, JOHN FBfH.
 LUKE LEWIS,
 LiGckfeld, June 2e, 1859. 61
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04
NOTlCE.

YNHE Judge ofthe Court of Probate for the 1 District of Washington hns limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of ELlpHALET ToM- UNISON, late of Washington, in said district, deceased, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appoint. ed Nathaniel Perry and Alvin Brown, Esq's. Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 DANIEL B. BRiNsMADE, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet Ut the late dwelling house of the deceas, ed, in said Washington, on the first day of August and 18th day of December, 1889, at s o'clock in the forenoon on each of suid days, for tho purpose of attending on tho business of said appointment. la .4.-.f ..
 NATHANIEL PERRY, ] Comnis-
 ALVIN BROWN, { si0ssers. All persons indebted to said estate are re-. quested to make immediate payment to
 POLLY ToMLiNsoN, ] A,,,.,..
 SIMEON F. LOGAN, 1A3"' '''
 Washington, June "A, 1889. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or 7 GROCERIES. CsOexces.N sysslg Hlss'sssC0se,
 ron SALE BY A Iulv 4. rlt5e \. LAWRENCE.
One Cent 2eward!

OTRAYED or STOLEN on the third week - in June. the Tongue ef ihe 'Warysn ASeet- ing House Ben Any person that will inform the inhabitants of said Warren where said tongue can be found. or left at Swift's store. in he centre of said town, shall receive the above reward. ~5 July 2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

Ala COnyf of PrO6ate holden at Harscinion, seifh-
 ia and for de District cf Harseiaton, on Me
 20h dGy ef July. A. D. 1859:
 Presen, Abyak Csflin, Esq. Judge. TvHIS Court doth direct the administratrix I and administrator of JULrUs BRowN, late of Harwinton, in said district, deceased, rep resented to be insolvenf. 10 give notice to all persons interested in the esfate of said deceas- ed. to appear Gf they see cause) before the Court of Probate, to be holden at the probate office in said district. on the 18th day of July next. al 10 o'clock A. M. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice OB . public signpost in said town Of HarwintOn nearest ihe place where tne deceased lasa dwelt, and by advertising the sAme in . news paper published tn Iilchfield.
 Certified from Record.
 E. ABuAH CATLTN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

Ala Coa.r yf Probate holden at Harwinton, i,ss
 and for khe Distriet of f4ar,cinton, os ths 1Ofh
 day of June 4. D. fs39.
 EsrATE of E1EmuEL CnrAvrLAND, late of EL Harwinton, deceased--1'he adfninistra. tor represents the estate insolvent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thercon--- wheroupoD, ordered, thnt commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust tho claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at tho of July, 1889, at 10 o'clock forenoon; and that ali persons interested in said estnte may be notified thereof tic administrator will cause this order 10 be published in newspa- per printed in Litchheld, and post copy thereof on the signpost In said Harwinton.
 4 true copy of record.
 JOSHUA WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

ISAAC LAWRENCE
 HAS just received from New York gen. HI eraI assortment ofVERY DESIRABLE GOODS comprising most every thing in his line that the wants Of bis customers de- mand. 5 LifckfeA, July4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04
COf1,et Y.ess-as, For sale by MoRsE & CAMP. LARGE ASSORTMENT or
 LOOkciaeg GINsSeS, May 10. at MoRsE & CAmP's.

May IU. 0t MON9E ~ CAMP9. . Al Court of Probots holden at HdrWialon, 7
 ,pithin 0nd )6r tho District Qf Harwinion, on .the l9ih day of Jt.ne, A. ,T, 1889 .ui
 Present, AbVah Cailin, Esq. Judge. nN motion of Henry Holt, administrator " on tho estate of RICHARD '. WELToN,lat of Harwinton, within said district, deceased, this Court doth appoint the eth day of July next, Ut 1 o'clock P. M. .at tho probate office in Harwinton, for tho hearing, allowance and settlement of the admlnistration account on give public notice to all persons interested 10 appear Cfthey see cause) before said court, at said time and place, tc be heard thefein, by posting notice of the same on the signpost in said Harwintor, and by advertising tho same in newspaper published In Litchneld.
 Certified from Record. v
 a JOSHUA WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

VTNHE Subscriber ,is at homo, and will be l happy to attend to calls in the line of his profession. .as5
 u' Room in Lord 8 building, up stairs. Iao R. B. MERRlMAN, Deaef{6x.
 Liichfeld, June, 1880. p1 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04
U. s. Mail Stage
n.A FROM LitChfleld to NewaEHaVeHn.

T RAVES Litchtield Mondays, Wednesdays ll and Fridays at So'clock A.. N. .--arrlves in New Haven Ut 4 o'clock F.. M. Returning. leaves N. Haven on the arrival, of the steam boat from New York, passing through lIim- phreysvillc & Woodbury, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays. For passage or infor- mation. apply at either of tho public houses in Litchfeid, ,or to H. MIX New. Haven,
 T.nchfelA. .I,i,,e. la3N. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04
NOTICE

LAWRENCE TAYLOR, P. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

Connecticut Milaia.--It appears from the annual report of the Adjutant General. sam uel l.. Pitkin. Esq. that the Militia of the State now number 29,967 men, viz infantry. including light infantry and riflcmen, 28e57 i; horse artillery, 469; cavalry. Y66; artillery, l656. There is an increase in the aggregate number of men since last year of s, l65, which is principally owing to an increased attention oces ea different ars aSe Seo"Ens e the State, there are, muskets. 6,975; rifles 6S7 pistols 6S6; brass cannon 20; the hea- viest calibre 6 pounders; and iron cannon 6l, the largest calibre, l2 pounders. A large proportion of the arms are in the hands of the lnilitia.-HarTordC COurGM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04
BnRKsITfRH SWINE.

Latch afeA, July l, lSS9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

Keokuck not Dead.-We learn from the lo- wa Territory Gazette of June Sth, that young Black Hawk, (Pa.nas-sa,) inflicted danger ous. but not fatal wound on Keokuck. The Des Moines, bringing with them eight scalps of the Omaha tribe from Missouri, and seve- ral women and horses prisoners. It is said every ono of the tribe was butchered.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04
MARRIED.

In ke9t, MT ydscgh B Case t0 MlE8 Lrfetla K00ls. ln WincheRdDn, Mass. June l6. Rev. Lorenzo w. Blood to Miss Elizabeah Smith. both oi Royals0n. .1 bss DIED, 1a
 In Nsw.Tresscu. June IS. MEs Alice Angevine, IS Hafwinion, June {, MF. Julius Brown. aged @. In Hartford, Mr: Oliver &. John Wyilys. aged 65. m Farminqton, Rebecca. wife 0f Jamss Andrews. aged g.
 n IIarwinson, MT. Sheldon Barber.
 I'd naEhhamsed, Elixa GilheIi, aged Ss.
 In Killnaly, Rev. Elisha Atkins. pastor ol the FiSse Cgnaseessio1sl Church, in that place. aged g.
 In New Haven, Mics Mary A. Woodine. aged SS ; Mn. Esankln, wifa of Nlr. James Franklin. aged 90. be Cepe P e. Mitchell. son of COl. Timothy M'seh' ell, pf Washington, C.
 Ia MiddletoWn. klr EaOeh BaFneA aged 4l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

SHOCKING OccuRREScE-We are informed of most distressing accident that befel three young men of Rhinebeck. Duchess county. on "Wednesday mor. ming last. The facts as related are these. They were returning home from party. about o'clock. in a one-horsc wagon. and overlook double team, which they passed and proceeded some distance ahead, when looking back they saw the wagon which they had passed coming at full speed. They turned ou. in order to give the road but the twohorse wagon notwithstanding. run foul Of and overturned them; 1; killing one of the young men instanty-seriously wOunding another, that fears arc entertained that ampusaton "f leg will be necessary, and slightly in turing the third. The name of the man killed was Martin Hoyt. The horse was also killed on the spot.
 .t .. ts.... kiagsfon Reformer
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

The Cincinnati Republican says that there is large quantity of wheat unsod in the granHries O the Ohio farmers, and the growing crop promises more abundant yield than has rewarded the husbandman for many years. N. ,.
 The same paper says that corn plenty on the 1li- bushe and pays good freight to boats purchasing and making return caTgoes to Cincinnati. Thousands of sacks are also shipped from below for Pittsbug, and markets being Ut present more certain than New Or leans. .-t
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-04

Weleam that during the thunder storm of Saturday afternoon last valuable COW end OK. in different parts of Harwinton, were killed by lightning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-15
DIED,

10 ST. Louis. Missouri, on FRIDAY, 10Th July,
MARcrS CHAMnERLIE, son of Mr.. Thomas Cham
BERLIN deed, Of this county, aged IL year, aud IL
months.
On the 9th ult., Mr.. CHSRLEs NJ. MITCHELL,
and old and highly respected merchant Of Rich
mond.
On the 10Th ult in the Gath year Of his age,
Mr.. GEoaoE GREKSHow. OF Richmond
On Wednesday morning the 9TH inst, OCTAvIo
ANS, aged about years and months, daugh-
ter Of Ar. Oliver II. Garrett, Of IIallio~n in this
county.
At his farm in Povhatan, on Saturday even
ing, the Sd instant, Capt. BLAIR BoLLiSG, in the
s9th year Of his age. Capt. Boiling Was an Uffl-
Ger 81 the Regular Array during the last war. and
has been for more than 81 years, the Command.
er OF the Public Guard in Richmond an Office
embracing a variety OF important and highly re.
sPonsible duties, all Of which he performed with
zeal, ability and fidelity, that could not have
been surpassed. In every relation of life-as =
soldier, citizen, husband, father, friend, he acted
well his part. To the public his loss is irrepara-
ble-io his family. deeply beTeaved a. they are
there Is the consolation that he has Ieft them the
richest legacy they could have Teceived-a pure
and unSulled name.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-15
August I, 1899
"a PnyV OK .gecg Y.ADr,,.s

q P1yV OK .g6Ga T.AD.CI5
OF ChafIesIown and its vicinity. purpose to offer
to the public al the cOuri-house IN Charessown,
on Friday The 10th inst,
a 'nSIsiy 81 RERRESuMRNTs,s aeh ne
CatSa. Bscs, Jellirs, Arr.
The proceeds Of the sales are to be applied 20
Religious purpose. u is contemplated by the
Ladies TO prepare a great variety Of dsinties Of
one description or other, and they will be offered
on such terms a. 10 give % the purchasers not
only valuable, but pleasant consideration Gor
their money The pubic are respectfully invi.
'ed 70 attend. No charge will Be made for cd
mhianee. Aug ?, 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-15
TRUST SALE.
A Syou,c and Lot
Virginia, 10 wit:

10 the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ard Chan
eery Of Jefferson county, June 18Th, 1899;
.isd''r HHaisr, GsarSis. Of the infs.i eAlSy,n d
JSrnssad Bsekhssn, deceased, PLsISrirr,
AGAINST
T0'essesd Bt6khsms H,irs and HIdose, DEsT'rs.
IN CHANCkRN.
Had WiHi'a Aay,c,g. PLAixrirr,
AGAINST
Js'as' Sfabbici-id a-d sfA.u, ,DIrExpsSr,,
IN CILf-NCERY
a Nd u 10 further ordered snd dserssc, that
4 n this cause be referred TO Master Con- me-.
sio"er Cooke. to take an secount of the out.
standing debt, st'ii unpaid FROM the estate OF
To~.send Beekhsm, deeessedi and for this pur.
Po-a he ~ directed 20 assemble the creditor. OF
aid ests'e. ~ publication IN the usual manner
and make report TO TIL. Court IN order 10 fur.
Their proceedings.
Il True Extract Tssis
ROBERT 7. BROWN, CIsk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-15
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Fer "a. ~.sA s.Ai-s FrsAsy ~ai-x. .s.x. .

Fer fLs ~ssk s~<i-g Friisy sso.isx. Sag. o.
FRoN THE BALTIMORE AMEsicAn.
cATrLE--The supply Of Beef on the hooG
nroush' to market since our last report. has been
fully equsi 10 the derdand. and prices have de-
eined SO cents per 100 lbs. Atoat $50 bead
have been offered, nearly all Of which were sold
., prices ranging from sc 50 10 50 per 100 lbs.
the hrs, for inferior. and the last named prios
Tor strictly prime glass cattle.
flSH--we eoniinne la quote Sosquchanna
fIerrings at s. IS 10 S. - per barrel, with a
very moderate demsnd. Sales Of Eastern Her
rinrs al 81 per barrel
FLOUU--The receipts continue light, aud the
sales from stores limited 10 small lots for city
consumption. Old -four is held generally at sc
from sioics, and occasional sales arc made nj
HAT price. The generally prevailing STORE price
for new Is sc l2i, and sales OF small parcels
have been making throughout The week at tina,
rate We quote the receipt price Of both descrip-
tons At s. s'i. Ciir Mills &C TO sc IS. Sus-
quehanna SIS as In sc.
INSPECTIONS Of the week. lO,lIl barrels
and 202 halTbsrrels.
RYE FLOUR.-ws have heard Of no recrnl
'ransacicns by which to establish quotation.
WtiEAT.-We quote fair to prime whites al
81 10 To 81 IS, and reds st 81 TO 81 10 and 81 n.
Wheats are now IN good demand at these iaies,
arising mainly for the supply Of orders transmit
ted from neiehboring eastern markets.
CoRN.-Saies in the early part OF the week
Of Md. Whine at IS 10 sc cents, and to-day Al S7j
cents Sales OF yellow at 80 to 20 cents.
RiE.-on Mondsy sale, were made n -
CENTS, and since then al IS cents, which last i,
the current price to-day.
OATS Sales early in the week al 10 10 y
CENTS for new. but now at u to j cents.
PLASrER.-A sale this week al 81 IS pei
| ton.
BACoN.-Sevefal lots Of prime Western
Hac >, assorted. have been sold az iOi To cts
Prime Western Hams al IL To i2i cents; shout.
derS al 81 to 10 cents; and Middlings AZ i0l cts
Jowls are plenty, and are held at cents.
SUGARS.-A auction on Tuesday LIS hhds
Porto Rico were sold at So 40 10 SO 60. On Wed.
neSday. u hhds. Martinique we're sold at So &c
TO 81 05. and u hbds Porto Rico At 81 to 81 so
WHlSKEY.-Th market is very dull; H.
miied sales OF hhds. making at 35i TO 36 cts
and Of bbls. at % to 3si cents. The wagon
price Of barrels remains NJ - cents, exclusive o.
the barrel.
ALEXANDRIA, JuLr 10.
FLOUR.-We quote Flour from wagons a
s. 80 for new whrai. There is 80 little OF OLD
coming In market, that we discontinue the quo
ia,ion-it may Be considered about % CENTS lex
than that manufactured from new wheai.-Gs
=eHs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-15
About 1900 Acres Of
Y ALUABLE LAM
WILL BE nfFEREn


at Public .7uetion, on .Safu,dav IA. Al If
august.
TNHiS Land is in two tracts, lying os Broad
= hnn' IN Tho county Of LoudoSn, ssd msy be
sub divided TO suit purchaser, aIIottin9 90 each
. full proportion Of wood. in q sselioa Of eouo-
try where IL % deficient
One tract, Of between 300 and 1000 Acres.
lee south OF, and binds for a mile end = Aalf nm
The Turnpike ffOm Leesburg 20 the thea ei,i,,
OF the District. and is near Broad Hun bridge.
All who know ihis land vel. speak highly Of -.
qnaI'y and advantages. % 10 we'll Wa,sred by
thFeo neVeF-failing streams, snd oaa.thi,A h..
ing dne bottom il - estes med peeularIv Al . IA.
cd 10 grass and grszing. This tract. now uede,
Geoo enclosures, will be sold entire. or In Let.
Of $50 acres sr more
air, John Hummer, who has IL ia charge, " III
show its boundsTiss
The othss tract contains near zoo Acres. and
lies on tho county road TO GeorRs,ovn and
Aisxahdtis, called kilgore's mill road, bindins
oI mIs snd hall on Broad-Run, the sssisrN
nsundary OF both tracts. % embraces 600
acres or more Of very rich bottom land, chiefs
IN Timber. This tract will be divided into tvS
tern'' assigning TO one q spacious, and 10 the
othsr comfortable tenement; or Il r.sy be al
''dsd into fhrss handsome farms, each viii
wood In abundance.
Mr.. Allnutt, the tsnanI. will show this pro-
pehJ' The sale will be- made before the Court
House door, IN f.sssbuTg. about noon Of the de-,
named. and the terms will be 80 q, conn ntIns
- 10 Ofsr strong Inducements TO bidders.
,. l.. hcKENNA.
e%Ths Potomac River l. Of short distase,
IRON this property. and the CsnaI oasrs = eoa
sealeAt End cheap nssss Of eOsvSy log lie PIE
daets TO market.
e1Abouttwo ysars ego. sa intsiIiEsn, Far
mSS. In the GsFmss Settlement IN I,o~sooo
end dealer IN lands, passed through this trae
snd expressed hia sdmirslins Of il-ob.sssIn,
that he hsA travelled the roads By u, 20 an,
from the District Of Columbus. for twenty year
sHd more, snd had no thought Of such body o
hHs Iand IN THE section Of souatyy. re "a
s'hsd his oPision % Ice vsi1e--his reply yes
III we're 10 our settlement u would cen
maBd foFty doIIsrs an acre