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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-02-07
Hiatt Road IasssezEneesse.

Fb<HE Stockholders in the Louisville, Cincin-
IL nafh and Charleston Rail Road Company
are hereby notified, that under Resolution of
the Board of Directors, an lnstament of Five
Dollars on each share in the Company,is is here
by called for to be paid on or before the lst day
of March next. Payments will be made into
the South Western Rail Road Bank oftEiis City
or into any Incorporated Bank of good credit in
the States of North and South Carolina, Tennes-
see or Kentucky, or TO the Commissioners who
may be appointed TO receive the same The
Rail Road Bank will be ready to receive such
payments on and after the lst February, and
will continue to do SO until 2oclock, P. M. or
the 1st of March next, when the books will be
finally closed. Persons who have not received
certificates of stock in Rail Road and the Bank.
will thenreceive the same, and those who have
already received their certificates will present
them in order that the receipt may be endorsed
thereon. As this lnstalment is called for ex-
pressly for the purpose of emitting the Compa.
ny to the guarantee of the State Of South
Carolina, for the I'd loan of million of Dolla
already secured in Europe, it is expected to. bs
unctually paid. The following Extracts froe
the Charters are published for the infornationm
de Stockholders
RAIL ROAD CHARTER.
( Sec. 22d, "Any failure to pay according to the
Rules ofthe Company, any Of the Instalmen,s
called for, shall induce forfeiture Of the share
orshares, on which default shall be so made
RAIL ROAD BANK CHARTER.
Sec. 10. Each share in the Bank, shall be
Inseparably connected with share in the Rail
Road Company, and shall never be transferred
without it, and the forfeiture of share in the
Rail RoadCompany for the non. payment of any
1nstalment called for thereon, shall induce a
forfeiture to the Bank Corporation, of the cor
sesponding Bank share"
E. II. EDWARDS, Treasurer.
Jan IL 1889 so.
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FRESH SUPPLY

FRESH SUPPLY
or BAGGING, ROPE & BACON,
JUST RECEIVED AND 70, SALE.
000 Pieces best HEMP BAGGING,
SSJU 200 do wide TOW do.
100 Coils Of small Hemp Rope,
100 do. do. Tow do.
500 lbs. I.nglish Twine,
10000 prime Bacon Sides,
Sugar, Coffee and Molasses,
Salt, Iron and Steel
Teas, Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Brandys, Wines, and Cordtals,
All of the above Articles, or any that we may
SELL we will ,oarrant to be of the best guaity,
will sell to order or otherwise, Mt the lowest
possible prices; and we assure our friends & the
pnbic generally. that orders for Bagging and
Rope, or any other article incur line. shall have
our best attention
We still continue to transact business on Com
mission aud will attend to the selling or storing
of Cotton, or any other business entrusted to onr
care. II. L JEFFFRS & Co.
Hamburg. July IL, ls3a f23
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BLAND, CATLIN e. co.

MD ETURN thanks to their patrons, for the
No liberality of their patronage the past year,
and will continue to use every e1ertion, season.
ably to supply all who may favor them with
their custom, with such Goods as they may re-
-suire and at prices suited to the interest of
their customers.
All persons indebted to them, either by Note
or Book Account due on The 1st instant or pre-
vious, are earnestly requested to call and pay
mp without delay.
They have just received from New York, a
cask of superior winter pressed Bleached
LAMP OIL. Also, a quantity Of CHEESE,
and sundry other GOODS.
Jan l6, 1889 80
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,iANx&X4 from the residence OF the
subscriber, on the Matintown
esS&6ns$.As Road, twelve miles above Ham,
burg,-a Bay Horse, about fifteen and halt
bands high, nine or ten years old, with some
white hairs on one hip, and some few saddle
inarks-sway backed a lille, round body and
well made-in good order when taken away,
worth. $125. The horse ! believe was stolen
by man Whose name is Richard Ford, who
was committed oEdgefeld Jail. OH the 18th inst
for theft, and says he resides in Lincoln Co.
Ga. He is man of bad character. and is sup
Nposed TO have traded said horse not far of, or
gent him away perhnps by some of his associ-
ases in Georgia. II is believed he has comrades
IN South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, aud
that he has paid the penalty of the law at the
the whipping post, as his back has been
well lashed and the scars have not changed
thcir color yet. The Jailor examined him and
found such to be the case. The said Ford has
recently been trading in horses and mules in
this District, and no doubt all were stolen pro-
perry. Itis probable that he and his company
carry on the business on large scale, as he is
fhoughtto be noted villain.
The above reward will be given for the de.
livery of the horse to me, or for proof to con-
Viet the thief trading him.
GEO. ANDERSON.
Hamburg, Jan %, 1889 d 81
T Editors in South Carolina, Georgia and
Alabama may perhaps benefit the public by
sinsertlng the above once or twice.
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LOST.

A SHORT time since Tpo Ntes Of Hand, j
a on FIG. Thomaafor $75, dted in May or
iIne and due in October, 1885, !he other ON
Rhodes, Ramey & Go. for 300 dated about
s,h June: 1888, and due 1st January 1889. The
nnblic are cautioned against trading for these
notes. A~V1'9'-e 1tAStigHo. !s's, ss
Jan 10, lg ass
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of Rich
IA ard Berry, deceased, are requested TO
make Immediate payment: and all persons
having demands against the said estate, are re
quested to present them duly attestcd
SHIRLEY COOK, Adm'r.
Jan4, 1@ '9R
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BOOKS & STATIONARY.
ROOTS and SHOES.
New Shoes.

HUST received by the Subscribers, large
% and desirable assortment of Shoes, con
sIsting IN part Of Negroes Shoes, Gentlemens
fine Cali skin Shoes, Ladies Seal anrr NJ orocro
Slippers Of superior quality. and u large assorl-
menl Of Childrrn's Shoes of every variety
G. L: " f.. PENN &Co
Dec. II. iS'r # a..
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New Fall and Winter
r a. Of1asS. 8. 80.


Il he subscribers beg leave toinform their
Il friends and the. public generally, that they
are now receiving tlieir stock of Fall and Hin.
ter Goods; consisting of the following articles,
super 5-4 black Italian Luslring Silk,
I" :" Gro de Swiss do
Sinchew do
to-" Figured do
colored do
T." Muslin de Lane,
Z" English Prints, new style,
Fancy do and Mourning do
" Furniture do
!" edand white Flannels, white Canton do
Black and colOred "a and "a Cmcassiuns,
ga Gro de Nap Herino
"a Fr and Ing do
81 Coronation Cord,
Ladies super fancy silk Shnws aud Wells,
plain Lama do
" red merno do ID.
:" silk and bullion fringe do -;
colored merino and chincille bor-
dercd do ,.
q. |" China Silk Hose,
Ladies black ribbed do. ~
worsted and merino do
Z" white and colored cotton do
French muslin worked Collars.
silk, beaver and hoskin Gloves,
bonnet and belt Ribbons,
linen cambric Hdkfs ~
mourning muslin Collars,
80. :" super. English Straw Bonnets, y
Misses " do
Long lawn and Irish Linens Diaper Towels,
ga Table, "a & A Diapers,
A good assortment of Satinets, Casmeres and
Veslings,
Blue. black aud invisible green Cloths,
Furniture Fringe aud Dimity,
Cotton net Shirts and SusIenders.
Mems buckskin, woolen &cuffed Berlin Gloves
mixed and white lambs wool half Hose,
black silk and worscd do
silk pocket hdkfs and black Cravats,
Stocks, Linen Bosoms and Collars,
Sd English and French black Bombazin,,
A good assortmentwhite plain jaconetmull and
Swiss Muslin,
figured and plaid Swiss do
Boblnets. lllsertings, Thread Lace and Edging,
Power loom Ticking aud Russia Diapers
Beached and brown Shirtings and -Sheetngs,
Woolen Linsrys and Washington Jeans.
heavy goods for servants,
"a lG4 Id Whitney Blankets,
90, Cd Duffil for Negroes,
Negro Shoes,
Also, good assortment of mems, boys and Ia
dies fine Shoes ard mems Boots.
Mems fine Hats, Fur and Seal. Caps, =
Boys cloth Caps and wool Haas,
ALSO,
Saddlery. Hard,oare, Crockery, Tin, &c.
With many other articles too tedious to emu.
merate, which will be sold on accommodating
terms for cash, or on time to punctral custom
ers. NICHOLSON g. PRLSSLiY.
Nov H. 1873 If al
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I'D x Y GOO DS.

Which he has Just received from New York
and ls now up ming at the New Store adjoin.
ing Mr. Hubburds fIotel in Hamburg.
His stock is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bought for
cash all Of which he offers for sale ut rs l5w
prices as eau be bought in any Southern city He
deems II entirely unnecessary to enter into gen.
eral enumeration Of the articles of which his
assortment is composed OF 10 hold out any in
dncemcnt, which may not in the practical opera
tons ofhis business be realized, but simply to
stale that he intends 10 kee. his store furnished
al all nnies wthti'e oest 4 most desirable articles
and (as far as possible to do) an assortment of
every thing that belongs strictly to bis line of
business, and that The bnying and selling of Dry
Goods will constitute his sole and leading pursuit
and leave it to those with whom he shall be so
fortunate as to deal to decide whether he can sell
as cheap as others engaged in the same business
JOHN U. B. FORD.
Hamburg, S C. Oct 5. 1888 ab 36
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO.

ssnHE subscribers have received ~ Box
) es of puginia Tobacco, of he most appro-
we'd brands, which they will sell at wholesale or
retail on the most reasonable terms.
G. l.. g. E. PENN q, co
Nov ID. 1898 II Al
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state oi South alolina.
EDGEFIFLD DISTRICT.
M3THE COMMON PLEAS.
Jsanc Henry

Joseph K. Kilburn, IL
VIE Plaintltt. .lhtbe above stated case hav.
u ing, on the 18th day OF September, 1893,
filed ,ls declaration in the Clerks Office, and
the Defendant having no wife or attorney
known to be in this State, upon whom n cony
of the said declaration can be- served & It lis Of.
dered that the said defendant do: appear and
make his defence within year and a day from
the fling Of the said declaration, or final and
absolute Judgment will be awarded against him.
Clerks Office, }es -, ~
Jan 81. 1881 Aw aqd 81 ~
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Cloths, Cass.anr,.s, Ves,Is

Cloths, Casslancres, Eesils
HATS, STOCKS AND GLOVES.
fHE Subscribers have received spen-
Il did assortment Of the above articles, of
The latest styles, to which they invite The at
tentlon of their customers. They are pre-
pared TO execute all orders for clothing in
lhe hes, style and on the most reasonable
terms. G. l., Il E. PENN, q Co.
Oci. %. 1885 If3s
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PIgSstey of Paris.
NEW GOapDs.

FH9HE Subscriber begs leave to invite the at
Il tention of the peopI" ol Eds field and the
nd snnins Districts to an entire New Stock of
FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH g.
tNEDlCtN
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State OF south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Middleton, :ig
LorfainGeddings
IN HE Plaintiff in the above ease having
N this day: filed his declaration, and the De-
fendan, having no wife or attorney knowRte
be within the State, upon whom copy of said
declaration, with a rule to plead could be serv-
ed: 1t is Ordered, that the said DefepdaR DO
appear and make his defence in the aforesaa
action, within a year and day, from this dase,
or final and absolute judgment WILDE awarded
against him: - s.,lr:; :.
GEORGE POPE, C.. CT r..
Clerks Office. Nov. |, 1888 do 40
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DISSOLUTION,

TN consequence OF the removal o. III senior
III partner of the Firm of Laborde s. Minis,
,e copartnership is dissolved by mutual con.
sen. All persons indebted to the late firm, will
call on DR.. Nuns, who is authorised to settle all
accounts. M LABORDE,
E. J. MINIS
DR.. Minis will be found at his old stand, to
attend to his professional duties.
Jan |. 1a39 If 40
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Il he subscribers beg leave toinform their
Il friends and the. public generally, that they.
are now receiving tlieir stock of Fall and Him
ter Goods; consisting Of the following articles,
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List of Letters

ND EMAINiNG in the Post Office, at Ham
E-@ burg, 8. C.. on the lst day of Jan. 1899
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. $50 Reward.

~ STOLEN, on the uth inst.
,,NE3S.E9 from the residence of the
$ subscriber, on the Martintown
- L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.

FalrGAe Cotton Nanuero,y and Stare Operatires Jor
Safe.
WE7lLL be sold, on he I'd Monday in December
w next at ~ ocIock A NJ. The premises, the
following Property, belonging 10 the Sauta hlanuac.
turing Company, viz:
River, at Boards Falls, miles from Columbia, S. c.,
containing l69 the improvements, consisting of
Cotton MILL Saw Mill Blacksmith and Machine Shop
Hotel, Store and Warehouse, Boarding Houses for
Whites, and Cabins for the Negroes, &c, &c and The
Machinery, consisting of 3 SIS Spindles and "a Looms
and all the nppurlenances pertaining thereto, will be sold
in lot credit OF one, two three and four years.
the interest on the whole amount Ia be paid annually,
the payments TO be secured by bond mortgage and per-
sonal security, the charter Of Incorporation be trans
terret 10 The purchaser purchasers Of the property.
ALSO,
Ct Slaves a credit Of ninety days, for Notes with
approved endorsers bearing interest payable office
OF the Company, IN Columbia S. {. Property com
binng the advantages this possesses is rarely offered 10
the public. 1t is located in healthy region; with
immense wafer power and fine sites for other Mills.
There is ineshaus'ble supply Of the finest granite
the premises, and pitch pine timber in abundance:
is at the head of the Cotton market, where the
material be obtained without the heavy expenses of
Transportation insurance. receiving and forwarding
missions, Wharfage, DC &c. Ii has hitherto
ket for its products, almost cxclu.ively home The
Mill is built The most approved plan Of granite 200
feet by DO stories high and is half filled with
chinery The Machinery is nf the very best description
and finish The Slaves trained 10 the operations Of The
Mil The Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston Rail
Road is expected to be completed 10 Columbia, in the
course OF year. which viii greatly facilitate The trans.
porlalion and delivery Of its manufactured goods
D EnART,
President Ssiuda Manufacturing Go.
Septic 35--wtd
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HINTS Bank of Prizes,

E.N The last month DIM. Hoyt has sent 10 savera OF
n bis CORRESPONDENTS in the country large prizes; IN
The course Of The next month he hopes to sell lager ones
and more Of them. Below are some very sp'ehu'a
schemes Orders tickets in them are 10 De
sr".dsd r;,hont DELAY 10 d. VI. HOYr,
'0' Richmond la
SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery No !, TO be drawn pe'
Capi,aIs-s $50 900, 10000, 4,oCo, 5000, 2,5Co-5o
Tickets only SlO-Certifcaes Of Packages oil 20
Whole Tickets Sl3O-Shares in proportion
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 6, 10 be drawn 2lst De-
Capt Cspiias~sioOuO, l5COO 10000, 1000, 10000 Of
$l.0D0, &c. A. y.,,o
Tickets SlO-Cerfcates of Packages OF 20 Whole
Tickets Sl2O- Shares in proportion ;.
~ oI-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
C6iua LorktYy Glasses, Chandeii,rs and Lamps.

Caina L0cktRg GhiSstS, Chandcttrs ant Lamps
II HAVE Just opened extensive assortment oil the
h fashionable articles IN my.!ne, al prices thal
induce my customers TO purchase, consisting III
part of the following articles
Snps rio III China Tea Sets great variety Of fateins
Canton Granite and Print Dinner Services IN various
size sets
Superior Astral Chandeliers for Churches, Halls and
PaTlours
Astral Lamps Bright and Bronze-of new and superior
patterns
san'el Lamps, with Glass Drops, Bright and Bronze
Stand Lamps &c. DO DO
Cut and Plain Glass Hall Lamps
Reading Lamps
Girandoes, with glass drops, with from TO . lights
Candeabras. for centre and side Tables
Brackets with from 10 lights
Lamps Of every variety for Churches, Stores, Factories
and Parlurs
Looking Glasses, consisting in part 1t Mansi, fier
Toilet and Shaving Glasses. from $500 /" 81
Table Cutlery Of superior quality, from several Manu-
factories
Plated Cardlcsticks Fruit Baskets Casors Shutters and
Trays, DC.
Cut and PLAN Dccansrs Tumbier5. Wines, Nc, iIh
very general assortment o! every description Of Earth
enware, China and Glass
Tea Trays, Walters. &c, Of new patterns
Brass Tenders, Andons, &c, with an assortment OF
House keeping articles, too numerous TO M: nlipn.
The subscriber feels DESTROYS that his country and
city friends should favor him with CALL 10 examine his
stock of goods and prices te1re purchasing elsewhere
as he feels confident that the great vay and low prices
will be great inducements IN purchasers.
JAMES EVANS, .Hcin Street.
Sent ~ 4l-3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

HRON ORE.-The subscribers owning betw cen three
q and four thousand of land lying on Turkey
Creek in The county of Monroe and within six il,s Of
Union disposed lease or sell portion oft contain.
ing lne1haustlbe quantity Of iron ore, which has
been thoroughly tested and arcettored be OF the best
quality. There is abundance Of timber upon the land
and bald stream running Immediately by The ore =
Those disposed 10 purchase or lease invited to ex
anime the premises, which will be shown by Messrs
Morgan, alnhon, and B"nCer, living near there The
subscribers address is GoochIand Court Ilomse.
B. B. DUKE
October [42-l0,&wt1 P. GuERRANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29
POETRY.
ox,cn Yrr RrMAISs uSsrsG.
r. -, Southern Literary .nsssrngfr'J
'f'' THE HEIEAGUERED CITY.

/r,ou rs, southern Literary .ntssrngr'j
JHE BELEAGUERED CITY.
rr rKor. II. ". LoScFELto",
have read IN some old, ""nStous '''''
some legend strange and vague,
Tb,,ariiinicht host Of sper'res pale
Belessuer't,he walls OF Prague.
Beside the Moldau's rushing siream,
With the wan moon overhead
There stood. ~ in an awful dream,
The army ofthe dead.
Whit. ,sa sca.fos, iaudward bound,
The spectral camp was seen,
And with a sorro~tuI deep -ound,
The river flowed between.
No other voice, no sound was there,
No drum, nor scniry's PAGES
Tho mis,-lI.s banners cidsp'd The AR,
As clouds with clouds embrace.
Bot when the old cathndralbell
Proclaim d the morning prayer,
The white paviions rose and fell
On tho alarmed air!
Dawn the broad valley, fast and far,
The troubled army lied,
Uprose The glorious morning siar,-
The CHASTITY host was dead.
haze read 10 the wondious heart Of man,
Tint strange anl mystic scroll,
That an army ofphantoms, vast aud wan,
BeleasurI The human soul.
Encamp'd beside iiie's .ushns steam,
In ianry's misty light,
Gigantic shapes aat .hadcws sieam,
Portcu,ous through The night.
Upon ia rrdnisbt ba,ile ground
The spectral camp Is seen,
And with q scr -owiuI. deep sound,
Flows the rirtr of life between.
No o. her voice nor sound Is there
Ia the Einy OF the grave
No other cha Icn:o breaks the air,
Eu, the rushing of hfv's wave.
But when the solemn aud deep church bell
Entrsnts the soul 4" pray,
The midnight pbaniOms feel the spell
Til. shadows sweep away.
Down tho hIoad vale OF ,csis altar,
The spectral camp has lied;
Faith shinerh a. morning sidr-
Our CHASTITY fears arc lead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

IdiHabtc SaUntcn Rtrrr Land for SHE
HA7lLL be sold al public auction on Thursday, the
Wv Goth day OF December, c39, the tract OF land
which the late Claiborne Barksdae resided in The county
of Charlotte, containing BY estimation from eight hun
bred 10 thousand This tract lies on the wa.
tiers of Suunttn River, Coles Ferry, in The said
county and contains about three hundred Of first
and cond rate low grounds, large portion Of which
fertile any in Virginia There also The river
a fishery belonging snd tract yielding during the SEA-
son plentiful supply Of FISH The high land is of very
proportion of well limbcred wood land and some highly
Tobacco lots The dwelling house is large
story building in good repair, containing seven or
eight rooms There is also unfinished two story
building adjoining, with two and cellar, making
in all rooms with all the necessary out buildings and
improvements, This land is situated in a remarkably
healthy and pleasant section of Country and in de-
llghfr neighborhood and there can be few situations
more desirable for family residence.
Will be cold the day. all the peri.hable pro-
pey belonging TO the estate of said Claiborne Barksdale
dec d. consisting Of horses, cattle hogs sheep &C. 400
barrels corn 50 stacks OF OATS plantation tools and ulen
sls
The sale will take place the premises the land on
credit of two and three years purchaser giving
bond with good security bearing interest from The dav
as further security until The whole of The money shall
be paid The pcrshabIe will be sold on cred,
OF six months purchasers giving bond with approved
security. CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE
CLEMENT BARKSDALE.
Executors IF Ciaiborne Bdrksdaie dcc'd
N. B. Persons wishing 10 view The land can apply 10
Claiborne Baksdale at Charlotte e. Fl :, or 10 Sir John
Mason. who superntends the estate.
Nov 90 57-wtds
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IAMES RlNEK SNKlr All PAK

FEYIE uut.rISiuur tor the purpose OF relieving nm
3 sell: from pecunIary embarrassment, Will sci! the
Who'll or any part Of the following described property,
lyin, IN and near The CliY uf Richmond NJ The prices
attached and will take pay menl James River Scrpat
par-ls, Fifty lrri 81 ground on the south SIDE oil
ii street opposite 10 Royal Partlshs, and On winch
br,cS honse containing ronms IN the course
of consuctiou and Will be ready for tenant by the LIST
of January next Pace 81 $40, 2t!y House ana
Lot opposite Trinity Church, now occupied by Il H.
Sanxay This property will be rendered much n" sa'a-
able ihnn al present by the erecnn 81 ihr E"hh"ge
Hotel hich is being built nearly Opposite y "ohia
rent now readily for $3.50 per onnum. fHce S''ooo
3y - i-et ground nearly 10 The rear OF thr ao'r'
ltonring on Aspen Alley, md nd"Ins inc properly re-
crnlly occupied by Mrs PaGkry u"rnrf'y Benjamin
Ja.;,s fiarss This property IS also increase" !" va
e no The erection oil ssd HOTEL! and tho operations oil
Mrs Mayo Immediately opposite. phd Tor thr n,o-
rp,,c ,r-. yearaaso Si-. will now selI tor l'@O
:. I'd I'LL. An Island IN James River. , r'irr above
E,cbmaud containing one bundled and I'VE acres OF
land THIS property vpluahle !nT cultivation, vi much
more 81 for sxntirr water power. winch can o. mace
sya,lble 10 any rxru! very small expense and Tor
i meyer rtli;r bed # The best building sand hr sahd
bank alone has Welded me an annual rent OF $780, and
when The nck * hcE is now in the course OF cnnsruc'
lion 10 lock down from h canal TO The rver IS hnishe"'
haze M duub, but from four 10 i've HUNDRED collars
ner ,npnm will he received FIR The same Apply 10 Jos.
n,vo ESQ MIR Samuel T. Puium, or to
''"''' iSf " RICHARD REiNS.
p S-Asto The value of the l-and ! would refer TO
1ss-s Flaming James, r. y. Wor,haIt, aud William
G. Alien The city property, Of course, will show tor
"ss". ., 51-tf