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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
NASHVILLE. AuGrsr IL

Ex'Ftesident JACKSON, and Attorney General
GRuNpY and family left this city Yesterday for
lyree Springs, some twenty miles north of Nash.
VILE, and in Summer county.
Ex-President HousroN has returned TO this CITY
from ms VISIT to the mountain district. He leave.
tomorrow morning for Texas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

REsIoNArIoS,-rhe Charleston Mercury announ-
ces that the Hon. r. ii. ELMoRE, member of Com
gress from South Carolina, has resigned his seat
tie was elected from the district composed OF Rich.
land. Orangebnrg and Rarnweu
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d I ED,

At W~iliamsport, Md, on the 10th instant, Mrs.
MARIA FOSTER, consort of Mr.. John Foster, for.
merly of Winchester, and lately of this town, aged
45 years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

ocRlPTUREs IN ScHooLs.-Power(u l and inlu
entia' meetings are being held all over England and
scotland Tor the purpose of making the Bible tn,
text book IN all great and public Schools.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

mr, NhBtpEE kENDALL, father of the Postmas.
ter General, died at his residence in Duns,ahle
Mass, on Wednesday, the I4th inst. aged 81 wears
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

CHURCHES IN VrReiEIA,-We gather from an
editorial article in the Religious Herald, the fol-
lowing statistics in respect TO the number of com
municants in the churches of the principal Chris
tian denoninatio,s in Vi,oinia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

HARRISBURG TRlALs.-The Gettysburg Senti-
mel OF The 26th inst, says: The trial Of the persons
concerned IN the riots OF last December, at Harris
burg, was fixed for last week. IL appears. from
The Chronicle, that the Attorney General refused to
send up bills to the Grand Jury; and Judge Porter
sustained him in his reiusal.-The Grand jury, how
ever, to whom the bill against thee of the Rioters
was presented without the Attorney Generals sig
nature, by the private attorney of the prosecutors.
found aTRUE BILL, by an unanimous voLe-so that
the Court must proceed to a trial.
Since the above was in type, we have received
the Harrisburg Telegraph of Thursday which saws.
that on that day 1.-THE Grand Jury made a present.
ment before the Court, of the Attorney General for
misdemeanor il notice; and also presented the Iron
Gray as a public nuisance"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
just Received

A FRESH supply OF LEMONS (of the new
IN crop,) and Jame River Leaf TOBACCO.
August 30, 1889. DAVID HUFF.
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Bargains to be had!

vAE have remaining on hand some handsome
w pieces of Mousselains, dark and light Chiu,z-
es, and a very large stock Of fine and comnon CAL
hcoes, which we are going to deduct 90 per cent,
and sell them of as soon as possible. Call soon
at A. ROBINSON & Cos.
August %, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
B.YCR.E

OnAn LBS. of BACON-the Hog round;
AVVV also, a few bbls. of Herring, for sails
by WIN. LONG g. son.
August 90, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
FROM MORE.


From the Baltimore Patriot of August 70,
There was considerable excitement in portions Of
the city, and a large crowd of people congregated
in the nsighborhood of the Nunnery in Alsaailh
street (Old TOWN. yesterday afternoon, in conse-
quence of the escape OF one OF the nuns, (sister lsa-
bella, formerly Miss Neal, ofSt Mays county and
of the various funors of more orless exciting char
acter which got into circulation in connection with
that circumstances Report states that sister Isabella
left the nunpery about twelve O clock, and applied at
one of the dwellings, Of the vicinity for admission OF
prote ction. These facts becoming known, a great
crowd Of people was soon attracted TO the spot
And certain rumors put afloat as to a purpose said
to exist of compelling her return to the nunnery, &c.
soon produced such a state o. excited feeling among
portions of the assemblage, as to give cause for the
apprehension that it might result in a riotous out
break of some sort. In this state of the case, the
Mayor was sent for and that officer accompanied
by his police assistants, repaired TO the scene. BY
his order or agency, as a means of restoring quiet,
The nun was conveyed in a carr iage, to Washington
College, where she remains, as we learn, under
medical treatment. According to the Sun, 'The
only cause she would assign for her conduct vas that
she wanted to get out. though she acknowledged
she was we'll treated in the institution.
Tho same paper states that she has, in times
past, exhibited occasional symptoms of mental ali.
enation; and that these symptoms have grown
~ VI tdtt gus
The crowd, however, did not separate, as was
reasonably to have been expected. but continued in
more or less force throughout the afternoon. In
the evening, as a measure Of precaution, the Mayor
ordered out the City Guards in aid of the civil au-
thority, in maintaining quiet and order, and com
polling obedience to the laws. The brigade of
Guards turned out in great force, and about he time
of their appearance, the crowd began to dispense.
From the Chronicle of the 2lst August.
In the remarks which we have felt it our duty 10
make in reference to the case Of the Carmelito Nun,
Sister ISABELLA. whose escape from the Aisquith
street Nunnery has cccasioned so much excitement
in this city, we have %purposely RETAINED fiom ex-
pressing any opinion upon the disputed question of
her insanity. The following certificates, which
have been handed to us for publication, settle the
question in a manner so authoritative as to leave no
further room TO doubt, and, we trust, will tend to
satisfy tie public mind upon the subject.
Having read in yesterday evenings Post, that
it was the opinion of the Faculty of the Washing
ton College that Mss Isabella Neal" the apparent
cause of the present excitement, % was sumo" |
deem it my duty to the Faculty to state, hat they
have expressed no opinion on the case. Asregards
my own individual opinion, | am free to say that |
consider her A PERFECT MANIAC.
J. IL. MILLER, M. D. President
of Faculty of Washington
Universisv nj p,Iti,,,ra
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
Baltimore, Aug Goth, 1889.

The Carmelite Sister who left the Convent yes-
terday, Sunday and whose name is Isabella Neal,
has been to my knowledge afflicted with this mon
omaaia. for upwards of FIVE months. She thinks
that she can live without eating and drinking. As
| have not seen her since April last, she may now
be better on that point, but Tor all, my opinion is
she never will be in her night senses.
+. CHATARD, Nj. d.
Baltimore, 10Th August, 1889.
The military and City Guards were again on
duty last night at the Nunuery in Aisquith street,
but no disturbance took place.
1t is just that the CRY Government shall receive
the credit 1t deserves Tor the prompt and resolute
manner in which 1t interfered to prevent violence,
at the Aisquith street Nunnery. The MAYOR was
upon the ground ard in the house the whole dsy
and nearly all night. He displayed 1 c utmost So
licitude TO prevent the necessity for the employment
OF the military force, but the coolest and most set
tied determination to protect the property of the
Nuns at all hazards. His Police emulated the spi-
rit of their Head. The city guard assembled with
remarkable promPtness and in overwhelming
strength. They came upon The field with fixed
beyonets and guns loaded with powder and ball.
Nothing could exceed the determination of those
invaluable conservaiors of the public peace. OF
the military companies vino were out we are not
able TO speak particularly, except that they display
ed their usual alacriiy and promptness.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29
SHOES, SHOES!!

A LARGE and general assortment Of Boys,
N Mems, and Ladies' Shoes, received and for
sale by A. ROBINSON g. Co.
August %, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

MORE or THE LOST HORNET, sLooP OF WAR
The Galveston Gazette of the Cd inst, contains this
note, found in a bottle, corked and sealed, and all
covered with harnacles, on Point Bolivar, by a Mr..
Dunman, who lives there. The MS. had been for
warded to Washington, with an expectation that
the hand writing might be possibly identified.
On board SIoop Hornet " &
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GEORGETOWN MARKET.
From the Potomac .sdroeaf. of .Euyrso o,

fIouR, 1915 s5,s7i
WHEAT, per bushel, LILO IIoI
CORN, white and yellow, 20 Isl
RYE, 20 on
Oars, from Vessels, go AZ
I" " Wagons and Boats, 40 a
Clown SIZED, do. do. 400 l50o
Pork, from Wagons, per cwt. 3,75 900
BAcoS, per ID. liz 10
PLASTER, per ton, 4,50 DOC
WHISKY, per gallon, 40 %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

We are all lost-A tremendous gale has founder
ed the Vessel off Galveston Island about sky or
seventy miles distant.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-29

IESNEssEE.-The Nashville Banner has the
following statement of the result of the election for
Governor:
Folks majority in Middle Tennessee, 4,403
Cannon,s majority in Western District, 1887
Cannon's majority in East Tennessee, 46l
Pokks majority in the State, 2,055
The State Senate will consist Of III Wings and
Ia administration members The House will con
sist OF 30 Wings and e. Administration members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04
Blood Stack for sale.

HSf directions cf the last will ard testament Of the ia,e Colone
Augustine Claiborne, Of Gferusvile couaiy. shall nn.r, q;
public sale, At the Tavern OF John y. Morgan, IN Hck's Ford, on
The i1th day Of October next, has entire Stuck Of Blood Horse, -
These Horses are OF Tho Puresi blood in The United States and are
extremely likely and promising. but owin- 10 The religious scrup!cs
OF their owner, hooe Of them have been trained.
j. Clarence Linden. n splendid stallion, ) years old next Spring,
got by Wiaier Arabian, out OF Fora Mcivor, by rmsini:n-L.aLy
Randolph, Town sister 10 CarohnianD by SIR Archy-ud Poll, by
Druii-Symme's Wildair-AmerIcrs-oid Janus-oad Farther
Jolly Roger, out OF The imported mare KITTY Fi.hcr.
:. sally Sable, about IL years old, by NiIhss Monroe, out OF
Lady Randolph.
3. Serena, foaledia 1854, by Marlborough, ouLof Fora McIror.
4. Jefferson, io.led 10 1887, by Marion, out of same.
S. Bay Coli, foaIed in ls3s, by rIism. cut Of same
Q Brown Filey, 3 years old, ~ I. Mareeaur, dan. by Director
N~usog-Dare D-si-Symmrs
vciase-Joiiy Roger, out of imported mare Primrose.
Z. Padet, gay Colt, ionled N le3!, by tlarcncc Linden, dam Foil,
by Caroiinian-dams ped gree unsnown.
s. Bay Ware Poll, is yeats old, by Carolininn, with q ally hy her
side, got BY Ciarcace Lnden. The Pedisfee of the dam OF Poll is
unknown.
No horses in this country have better blood, and What is almost
as well, whose redi.Iccs ARC so authentic.
TERMs-Tw-'ve mouths credit will he given, The purchaser
giving bond With such security us | may approve.
EDWARD B. HICKS.
Lnwrcncevile, Oct. l., 1899. It'd
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Stanton Lac School.

THE Subscribers school for the instruS'Ion o. ~" ~. - iIsc.nhsr
Il ,,o ,trdy Of he Law wIi open on The hst 10y = s
no., :. close Tho 6rs, day oil April following. Es piaa o. =.
| s,ruciion will consis, ia The use OF approved 'rn :" ,:,trooo,njsJ
for the neru.al asd strdy Of The lcaraer-pieI o"s 80 -
wi,L . yr,;aratio;a or the t. t-iaiy or IN weekly w. ~"
the teacher, aud occasionally original lectures :" '''" '
Of the law. .u.,,,;os I,brty.s cdi
His text books win be, Blackstone $ Comn'nt,nrs S,rnssa, .,
,ion. with narua Fields Analysis Ciuise' plst,'' y"
.m 49, -, ynI,r,r of S,.,LIe on Evidence. FRANCIS Na1!m' -
E,uuy and fuckers Earnegtasics- Surh i P"por>T -
.hanlj orcyide thrms Ives a;th these text o :, q ~ ~
pl,cts;ore with Fields Analysis, Cruise : Liscs,, ''''s'
.ahsrd by JUDGE Lsmay IN three voiume-, Is itef,ltu ~ ~ ~
- and OF ,i.r, an ample runher Of coPies, tose'he, w" so" ".
az Sar ~ the other works, c,n be obtained here. ihoos" u ~. 49,"
- y" &c ,hs subscribers pl,n he 10 imPatt elementary '"s',e :"
80 ~ .Ls enter suG crsSiis advanced N their s'uo'ss, ~ u mn
Tvs ,,,frriertiy indcctfir2;-d IN the theor. OF 'e"'> u" -.
occo"e .nnmsnce The study of The practice, WI! be instructed u
m.',ts u,sc Lu, useful icsrnin. Of special PLEADING ~ INC ofarI"es
tae Is, embracing The terms Of procedure N Ion'ls OF a.
oil " !. and in The department Of convesanc'ns y saascl.sei
ana ,Iuit', anJ S,arn;on IA 4 place a..hiy eligible tf a Hs''
would '"i.e 80 az III society. IT, sound morals and steady
nno ot y oT IN eiiiizcns-,ke salubtiiy Of ia g ms,e, ana AS r" ~
-, The least, the chcapness oil ~ I'ics. S ~. =. TO-
OF t n, - advance. Those wto purpose ,,tsndtnG " Ie1oe,,e.
70 signify their in,eRtion BY letter s = .s" p ," TrHoMPsoN.
2l-tf
s,aunLen. July 10.
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Faiuahls Real Estate for Sale

~ zoo ro,rity with the directions OF the owners, I hereby oher
= or sale the tract Of land winch il. called the RAGGED Is.
LAND" belonging 20 the heirs Of Henry W Whitfield, decd. The
su3t, lies N I.le OF Wight cocu;y, Va, aad is situated on the
>.-;nstn eide ofJames River, ahou, four q Eve miles from rs mouth
IL. Hampton Roads, Of ~tlch II commands q full and perfect view.
contains bout 800 acres, Which are very fertile and well adapted
20 ,us growth oil lndran com, whrat, potatoes. &c, &c, and as Il
y4..gre II IL ur-4rp 4ssri by any within tins sccticn Of tn county.
Il: capable Of a>;'iniu: a he least IS hra! oil ca'tlc, besides ID
~ - Brood mar . for The raising of mules or horses SC the purchased
mould wish to casas. IN such business and being only 20 miles
rom Norfolk aud 10 fon SmItbfeld, by wdIer,l stock has proved
80 Re very profitable. The iaest :" OyStertag Groaaas' IN the State
=. 5ut a mile or 50 from hc"tandIng" or the Geek. which bounds
II - he South and :. est, and which IL well calculated for The
S-,tLiSs OF PLANTING" Of Oysters, as it has been used for such
: ~ anse Tor many yeats past.
n. dwelling house Dutch rooca) IS new, containing two
-. a,lDx and three above but Ia an unfinished state; no place
:, I'D. SECTION OF country combines nany advantages, with 20
.. +..!vartnEps. Besides thu advantages referred 10, the situa-
a !. +. residence j. most delightful. particularly IN summer, IN
.s,,,sra1ce Jf the b-.cz $ from The .ivsr roads; which sweep 1t
.g.,., contributing. TO health ad to comfort. Persons wishing TO
,ms lie premises. or desiring further information IN reference 10
n. sic OF III Island, will make application ~ Mr.. Samuel Whit
-.g. ., 70 the subscriber, al Smiihd"ld.
ROBERT II. WHITFIELD.
Sr,fsarJ. Ile OF With, co. Va. Scp. 81 iG-gtS~tf
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rEg.Ns or THE RIcHMOND ENQCIRER.

rs Tie ESquIREa IS published three ttmes a meek du.
ms the <Gsstoa 9f The STATE Legislature and tp.cs a Tsek
hgriau tie rest Of Ike year.
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
stva nnl4r. pr aaasa, aud Three Dollars for six months
....iIa 10 ADVANCE.
- al ilrs 20 his Office NAV be Ieniued per mail. in good ard
.1,,, BANK NOES, At the risk of the Editor; TIE postage Of a,
,.s-. sag pad By the Hrters.-trhe postage OF . single letter Is
......r Of lny account to the writer. l. i, tho accumulated post
a uxtcAsis, business, waich operates rs 4 serious tax rpon
Id EHtori
~ - Sr,,ySt vii par for nins papers, annually, shall have the
,eaIa graas. =,
81, .liIr- of sixteen lines, or less, drst Insertion, rs cents; FOL
.,i:ulaacs. 50 cents.
r: foa q lis;ancc must be accompanied with the advance
y, ;isfc,ory references, 10 insure execution.
. r,tr ~s S4oSe Advertising nlyaTount 10 500 per annrm, Q dis
.,,ts ta be n alc oil 30 per ccnt. and 10 SO, ofan ger cent
: I'll JJ.airi>s md Murray from the country, ~hsnovort The
~. laui Snt,ns is unkaown at this office, must be authenticated
go, ,liorSlton OF tha Po,tm ,ster in tho ueishborhood, or ,hey
! \, :aSc BE pl5ishei.-(Essry measure, that has been taken
a - r.at aposi:ions and quizzes, has proved heretofore unarail
~ Y. must, therefore, insist in such a case upon the Coiamuni
.tio. 1-ia. certified bs tho aane of tina posim,stsr. rrine. m The
4S o. ts tEterJ
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September
- D. To,J C,r SoJe

James RirtT LnRd JoT SAFE.
m AM determined 10 sell my fLASTAri"S IN buch'ns'
ham. within sight OF Sco'tsTr.!e, containing 'wtn'y-
ih-ee hundred acres. about one hundred and seventy I'VE
ncrss James River law grounds. and abUu, one hunoreo
acres Creek low grounds. about SIX hundred acres c'enf
ed land. X is the finest land for cluyer and plaster; me
low grounds and some Of the high lands are no" cusrr.
ed with it There il a small Gr'st Hiti ana Sa~ 'm I'm
on !, Anv person disposed 10 purchase will please call
~, Mr.. Bledsar. my Oye'seer, on The premises. ana ne
wil show the land WI! make The price reasona"e.
and he payments ens,; fur. as stated aboTe, am ce'sr-
mined TO sell All who wish 10 purchase Iana ale u,
vitsd 10 view The premises Letters directed 10 ne ~
r. edmond wll meet immediate attention. Possession
the lst January. or before. The purchaser vii DC Per
mi,,.d 10 SOW a crop Of wheat.
au,3 T2--if J. W. "iNFhLn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04
Blood HORSES for sale.

MIL. positively be sod, some day du'ins the Races at No'tolk,
" 20 he highest Bidder Tor cash. The following Horses, TO wit:
rrt.cy luar, ioaiei March 9th. 1920; sired by Old sir Hal, dam
~ In2atrd oIon, stca, dam by Quick Step, The by old imported
n X :. srandin by Old NIida!r, g. g. srandam by C!ockfasi,
.. ii the oest soas of uad limerick, the are OF Medley, from a
P,s,aIooa, from aa Aristotle. THIS mare was PIT this spring 10
Nsci tvf.
4 Horse, Eve years Old next spring, out of BstEcy ian,, and BY
imported La.boioash.
Horse Colt, three years old next sprins.
,FIHy, two wears old next spring GU, of The same mare, aud sired
by Chan:i,leer. They are OF ia. size.
T., r.iigree OF Chaaliciecr see Turf Register.
,lsu.t Il i3S-Sii r.. C. BAYLoR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04

~1G AND MRS. PlC0l'S Institution for f0sns
IHS Lodi,s. Nos "a and 10. Hnsaiagi0n SQUARE fai
ILIt; -Ins,rpc,ion IS given, through the meo'rfn o.
French and English, BY Mr. and Mrs P'coT; and a .n'
fcier: number Of competent teachers N az Es az
,anrm in he best Sehaois for young ladies'.
Ins;c voc,; and instrumental, Spanish, Italian Ger.
man, drawing, dancing, sc ,~taash,by The most 'PPf0Ssa
FIR prospectus, refsrence:s&c.: nPPiy as 'noye'
Sept
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Gov. GiLsEa.

Ayns TuEArEE we understand ,ha. the Prize r.
r.rsd by.Hr. Jones for the opening Address of The new
Theatre, has been awarded by the requisite Committee 10
a gentleman nf Richmond. The Theatre is in rapid pro-
grsss. and will be opened Of The weather continues "a
r~ourablr) within a fortnight. The scenery and decora-
mir "raio'ive r~ori';ons -.ro,fIE Baron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04
Virginia state Lottery,

For Endowlng The Leesburg Acacemy ana Tor Other
purpdses
Glass No d. for 1889.
70 be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, 26ih
October. I-39.
gRur,,yr SCHEME $4,000. 1000. 6737, 9 Of
5000. ) Of = G0U 10 prizes of 800, 90 prizes ot 900,
20 of 500, 40 Of 800. no ot 25n. &c
Tickets only go. Halves Quarters 2 30.
Certificates OF packages oil % whole tickets Sl3O
DO DO - iI"a 90 %
Uo 10 % quarter do - so
For Ti-k,;s and Sharrs or Ceryicates Of Parkagss IN
the above Splendid Lcltefiss-attfess
ID VI HOYT, Richmond,
Sent y ll-iI "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04

VI An Ed, a foa"s Nan, who perfectly uni-rst I'D. Manuf.t
turing Iobscco. lie will be required 10 90 abroad, 10 pac
shieh ohe'1 s'e'i advantages, and may either taAr an interest
The Business or iccrivc u .a!ary
Apply. post paid, Box 1901, Sew York.
Sent l. J. ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04
SILK FarmtrS.

Can prove by actual results, that q hand can produce ~ bn'heis
ofCoeoons IN u crop IN 80 days, and hve crops can bs raised IN
a year IN Vissinia. Not however without q good orchard OF trees
ind propOr fixtures. A bushel is worth SIS, wound and twisted $40.
IL you want TO sell your land 10 good advantage, plant out trees
literally. The cronSers have done their woist: do not wait until the
treasure gets IN the hands of few. and paw high for,hcm, but come
or send early, snd get tho aorus alnliicsuls Buds, always al mar
ket price, with instructions founded on experience for keeping theta
10 good order. Apply at th" office OF the Virginia Silk Agency to
Sept 30 i39-tfl j. u. D. LONNES.
E-No one need expect IN answer to their letters unless post
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Lind for SIZE.

5sElS,i ls.trous OF changing INV residence | have determined TO
ID .nf NY Two tracts OF land IA the county OF Cumberland. The
49,. u,pl wh en- | reside, two miles bslo~ the Court. house, upon
\. man stage roai, contains about SIX hundred acres, with the
+, ,,snen,s OF a IL. e and well built Two story dwelling house,
.,a.4 4,sys, .! oicr, with all other houses suitable and conve.
mem f-a family. tpoa the fttm IS 4 good GraGsry with a Trash
a., V4.a,l ~. and several new tobacco barns. A portion OF the
Itm!. are nrgaty improved ~ manurios. and as well ad iptce TO tue
endure u cora, wheat and tobacco, aad oil kinds of frnit common
Ia "a -o.I;r.. The Brook Hill tract lies upon the ArpomaitcS
ryer. ! les niles below the S;oay Point Mills and q ie" miles
.5,ve ,a C~-nca' Town Mills, contains tbout a thousand acrss-
a, g,r, norton Of wach ID bottom land OF good quality. This
,-,c: i. sci IMPROVED with neG framed tobacco houses, a srunaty
YEh y uach,ac attached thereto, with many co'n!ortsoIe cabins Tor
y .,.,a. Believing no person will buy without viewing the premi-
%. A further description - deemed unnecessary. In my absence,
rnan ro, ROBf. HENDERSON,.
,g.n.t 2o-tf
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Sept27
~AsYHffOR'!S Office.

93TTfFFUTE , UEgsFV.
THylCKETS N all The lotteries aad the really !ncky
Numbers for sale at SrRarTo~s Lucky O!iae :
Look 400 Capitals sold and cashed hy STRATroS, the
All Prize Seller. in a little over II months
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Town Hall Lottery,
No. ], drawn Sept -:
So Il % / 45 ~ IL G3 Q 90 81 !
Whole Ticket Nos : I2 Il. a prize Of Sl.tOO
air do do II A.. do. 500
~ Jicke, do q II 80. do. 500
TIcke, do II IL, DO. 5OO
an said and cashsd by STRATTON
Dawn Nos. IN Va Norfolk Lottery, No. 5, drawn
Sept 2s: ;, = % . .,
Ticket, Nos. 4 10 C5, a prize Of 81 900, sold and
cashed by S]TRaTroS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04

BESIDES son. 900. 500. 100. 300. 2CJ. 100. &c &c
making 3sS Capital Prizes, sold and cashed by Sfatlon
since January. l-37.
n from the conn'sy promptly and conf
~ n. STRATTON.
Catcher I2-2l Richmond. Va.