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Morning herald., 1839-05-11

Sales at the Stock Exchange.
zoe Mechanics Blk le4a55 Union Blk ll6I-l0O Dry Dock
l00Ib45-2OO Seventh Ward 0lb3a0 Mechanics Bkng
citation s7a4O do S7sl2 Southern Trust 500 do 7s-lo
Lafayette Blk, CHM Del Hud Sips do siacso Ohio
& r lO5-l05 Bank ll6&-24s do ll6b-7s Blk Of Ken
tseky 9bl550 do sotb202s do soc-25 do soba0-sO
so-aS do S0ts30l0 Staten Island Blk SSc5S Canton 4i
2t do 46tb3e Merchants Fire Ins l02l00 River Ins 100
City Fine ms sb40 Seventeenth Ward 1910 Mohawk
o5-as sa5 do 64asS-l5 do 6S-50 do 65sl05O 65
b30-25 dc 65-l25 Railroad lol25o do I02b3os5 do
l0i-l35 Stonington 343 do $50 do $3.50 90 $50
DO $3.50 do 349 100 do 35ibso-tO Harlem tnw-S0 do
59l-60 do Ss3-aS do 500 do S9s6o-25 do SosbSe
Stnts Of Trade.
This week has been dull in business Matters since
arrival the Liverpool that having the effect causing
SEINE for the result reaching the souhern
cities merchants fearful those banks which began
10 show inclination IL redee
sites. nav deferred thereom. The southern trade
ever nearly done although the nunber Of arrivals from that
quarter seems the deren hotels this
the retail trade certain quarters Of the city The purchasers
from south have not been large through the spring months
and a the prices obased fer produce good the dealers
will be amply provided with the of making large pur.
chase, in the fall The canals have thus far
usual degree Of activity
The following the amsun Of freight cleared eastward
from ON the Canal the opening
Of ua vication, az per rvpv,t vrtne collector
lbs. Tolls
l4a99,24s ss,6ss 10
xU. .~l;ng 2362e20 also rs
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

MARRlED.
On Sunday evening 5h instant by tine Rev D. Creaga Mr.
George w Little 10 Miss Catharne Slawson, both Of this
city.
DIED.
On THURSDAY evening Edwin Gregs OF Jas $. Gregs,
aged 10 NOR ths.
AT Newark j. Thursday, Mr. Ashbe w. Corey, aged
~ years. go
Fluwa.na Va MIR Edwin Peer, native Of Morris county,
New Jersey.
At his rssisencc River ST. Pierre, Lower Canada the
sh Joseph ChapmaH, Esq IN the 9th year OF his
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

WI ANTED-A Nurse to attend a small family. None
wv apply without being highy recommended, at No.
81 White street. my9-y
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

VNTANTED-A young who is acquainted with news
w paper, to do the collecting One who be
mendcd for honesty and prompness apply at this Office
myi-f
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

VXTANTED--A young colored man waiter Unexeep
wv tionable character required Apply at Ala Houston
street. aJ0v
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

Increase in 1889, 4sa
and abo. 100 per than the tolls received the
canal. for the length Of time Flour at
Buffalo is selling at 81, so 50 for fancy brands.
AsuKsThere has been doing in this article; se i'm
given for extensive ranscons
FOR shipment sales of both description tbs extent Of 900
bbl. have been made at S for Potts. and 50 90 for Pearls
which occa.ioned reduction price Of per gall. Bor-
desu1 and Rochelle sas to he trade have BEEN
made 35 Segactte; Gin li5 81 Cro,I knm sl soo,
Camaras Cascl Brand Brandy At Sil7 Sl2o and in qr
casks al S.27.
Morning herald., 1839-05-11
Week, ending Mayi, $50

Total, l6,S6a,990 llsE %
The following the return Of the collector ece Of Buffalo,
Tos collected from the lst TO Sth inst. s,22e
During the same period IN 1888, 4,SS5
Morning herald., 1839-05-11
Aws Z o7s sa,e~.

WEDNEsDAY Nav D

AT II O'clock, At tkeir sales room, 10 Broad street
Positive sale Of number Of lots ground the ives, .
Of avenue between nth and ath streets and sumber OF
water lots tie east side OF D. nth and 2
streets Tbs property presents Of the most desirable
lions ever offered 10 the public for ship builders houses
or any Other purpose where the advantage Of being
ter essential s situated In part Of the city where i'm
Provemesn are gong the extensive SCALE being
The Immediate vicinity Of Tompkins Square and the Dry
Dock Bank, and Is particularly deserving the attention
navigation companies Further particulars be known
application to the auconeer where thograPhc maps Of hs
property can be had myS dts
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

tXTANTED-5J good Straw Sewers To sew fine Florence
wv To such good wages and steady employment will y
given Also, good Straw Hat Presser wanted LikewJ&
apprentices to learn the straw sewing Inquire No. 2
Walker Il. corner Of Orchard st. me-lw.
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

M MEDICATED LOZENGEi iWAREHOUsE-Whofe-
lH1 sale and retail e6 Nassau street. above Ann
700 lbs. Sherman superior Loznges including his cel-
ebrated Cough, Worm, Catharte CGnphor Soda and
kinds of medcated well pleasure eating Lozenges
The largest variety in the world. myQ.x
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

NTANTED IMMEDIATELY-A boy about Is years Of
w age. One who has been engaged printing office be-
fore and is industrious, apply at this Office. my4-d
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

(From the New York Commercial Advertser.1
DsSTnrRY.-Having suffered much lately from decayed
teeth stroed into Dr. Levet 260 Broadway where had
complete reformstion those useful agent Of mashcaton
and saw that for SKILL Of execution and perfect
quananoe with the subject he exceeds other professional
Dentist ever sa, under. nyl0-lm'
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

90 REMOvAL-MR. COWARD, the "Greai Teacher,
has removed to elegant house. genec and quiet neigh
bsheod $40 Broadway between Spring and Broone where
he eonnues teach ladies and gentlemen separate paror
to write good hand, play 100 tunes, dance cotion
nlv hon or Mxll
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

nANlHL BOIL, formerly of Noe x Boil offers for sale
IL his whole stock Of Plants consisting of choice collection
OF GrsesHoue and Hot House Plants, with his Shrubs and
Roses which the best in the United States They will be
sold together with his lots
Ladies and gentlemen wishing make selection will do we'll
by calling II disposed Of by the ah OF June they wl
then be sold public auction the premises He Likewise
s: s sssIs g. Ee TIE s Whole Will be ls.
posed Of reasonable aIS-lms
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

ID ENOVAL.-LEWIS SFEUCHTWANGER has removed
N 10 No. Gold street, second door from Maiden Lane
where he will be able sell all the Goods which he 10 the
habit Of keepngsuch Acids and Chemicals Of de-
scrpton, German Silver in all shapes, Superior Swedish
Leeches Diamond Cement, Brass Wire for Brush making,
at wholesale and retail the most accommodating and
reasou hla Dricr mly
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

ROOMS TO LET.
nI}- FURNISHED unfurnished Apartments to Let at
80 ST. Marks Place, Of Sd Avenue Terms moderate
my3-2w.
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
TO THE VOTERS OF ANTE
COUNTY.

ENELLOW CITIZENS: Indulge me this
method of communicating to you my in.
tention should be elected Sheriff.
About the Goth of May last, when at Liber-
ty, the inquiry was made whether or not de-
signed removing to that place if elected, to
which | replied that should not, believing
that | could perform the duties of the office
without doing so; although it would be attended
with inconvenience to myself, did not intend
it should dscommode the community.
Finding that such an intention does not com,
port with the general wish of the people Of the
County, and that it is welding an undue inHu,
ence on my election, (having given rise TO an
impression that designed entrusting much oi
the business to the care of a deputy, which is
very remote from my intention,) have, on a
second reflection, at the instance of many oI
my friends, determined, for general satiSfac'
ton and my own convenience, should be cleo
ted, to remove my family Immediately to LIB
erty, and devote my undivided attention to the
performance of the duties Of that office.
AARON ROBINSON.
Atnite County, July 4h, 1839
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
STRAYED

LNROM the undersigned, at Mount Pleasant
h on the 23d of March last, TWO HOR
SES. One bay Horse, years old, very small
with one white fore foot, very wild. A ches
nut sorrel Mare, years old This spring, very
delcaey made, her name and tail inclined tc
curl.
Any person giving information of the said
Horses, so that can get them, shall be iber-
ally rewarded.
d. McGAHEY.
July 2, 1885, 97w3
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
NOTICE.

II ETTERS of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned, at the June
Term of the Probate court, 1889, of Amite
county, on the Estate of Stephen S. POyner,
deceased,- persons having claims against
the Estate Of said Poyner, will present them
duly authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
BENJAMIN G.. RADCLIFFE,
administrator.
June &c, 1889. 26w6
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
'W,,ELLERISMS.

.erb;s is current" as the raft said ven 1t Vos
sOnGSS snSot so fast as the fish said ven he slipped
the To Soos T 5o,c me-" as the mutton said to the
~ ou ho ~ Vv,aunted to stay all night with him.
ay T'" "o1 So a reception" as The turkey said al
u .ESv Sov nut him in the roaster aad poked the
hre ei,II stand at your back" as the pick-pocket
.id ven he stole the mans pocket-book. ;,
''S nyou are always before me-" as the watch
aid TO the chryslal.
S0G DIN in the land of civilization" as the IRISH
,on said ven he saw the scailod erected.
"It's round road that has no end" as Inc
horse said ven he vos Walking round the DARK
mill. o,oo, .ron seif
tYou raise my dander," as the goose sal(
ven the boy pulled him through the hole by th'
tail. =, 90 tho rorme
.o;d ven the wind blew down his wheat
' "Ill see you again." as the wall OF the penn
,oO,iory said to the horse-thief ven he vos aoou
TO leave. , Lo old FRO
e, 4. hUI young
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
HEALTH SUPERIOR TO EVERY THING


From Newton we Id e knowledge OF the skies,
From Locke, the ruler which regulate the wise,
From Shakespeare, portraits of the human mind,
From Byron, all that's glowing, vast refined.
And so we might rchearse their varied claims,
Through the bright volume Of thousand names.
But there is one from whom boon more blest,
We have received than from all the rest;
A boon than knowledge, wisdom, song, or wit,
That's far more dear and all acknowledge it,
What is that blessing ask that bounding swain,
So lately struggling on bed of pain;
Ask yonder m1n so rosy and so Trim,
Just saved from fever'd head, and wasting limb
Ask where you choose--one answer will you hear
Which like hymn, ahall fall upon your ear,
For all will say, "SyWet soother of our ills,
/ THE HEALTH RESTORED by DR. PETERS PILL
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
NOTICE.

A T the August Term, 1889, Of the Probate
IN Court of Amite county, we will settle
our accounts as Executors Of Meredith Bonds,
deceased, so far as the said deceased was con-
cerned as one ofthe Executors of Thomas Col
linsworth, deceased.
ELIZABETH BONDS,
DUDLEY w. BONDS,
Executors
June "a, 1889. 26w6
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

nj Office is hereby given to all persons
~ not to trade for Note given by myself
to Arlington Sharp, for the sum of nnety'slX
Dollars, as have never received value for the
same. AS we'll as remember, the Note is da-
ted about the 18th of May last, and is due the
first of January next.
HAITIAN WEATHERSBY.
June 2lst, 1889. 26w3
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

fe-We are authorized to announce V. L.
CRAWFORD as a candidate lor Judge OF
the Third Judicial District, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of the Hon.
James Walker.
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
A 0ARlDo Q

DR. ALFRED CADWALLADER has 10.
Gated himself on the East prong of the
Amite river, at the residence Of Capt. G. W.
Lowry, one mile from the residence of VIM
Gardner, Esq
DR., C. respectfully soici,s public patron.
age. -
July 18th, 1889. %
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

The terms for announcing candidates fol
office, will be SIS each; and no name inserted
without special instruction.
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

1--WE are authorized to announce SAM UEL
TILLOTSON as a candidate for reelection to
the office of County Treasurer of Amlte county,
at the ensuing November election.
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

*.*We are authorized TO announce MINOR
NJ. WHITNEY as a candidate for Ranger
Of Amite county, at the ensuing November
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,)
Amite COuntM

CIRCUIT Court, to October Term, 1885,
Erum LeaoiS, ,..oL. g.
p. b. Van Norman. sum of $049 IA
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the eth
Y day ofApril, 1889, Exum Lewis, plain
tiff in this case, applied for and obtained an at
tachment from T. w. Pound Esq, justice of
the Peace in and for the county of Amite, a.
gainst the goods and chatteIs, lands and tcne.
ments, Of P. B. Van Norman, defendant, for
thMpbove sum Of eight hundred and forty nine
dollars and seventy-lour cents, returnable to
the October Term next, of the Amite Circuit
Court, to be holden on the a.
Second Monday in October, 1889,
and unless the said defendant shall appear, give
special bail and plead or demur within the time
prescribed for appearance at said Term, judg.
ment final will be demanded against the prop
erty attached, and the property so attached
will be sold and applied to the payment Of the
plaintiffs demands and all costs.
E. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk.
July Is, 1889. 29w4
TPrinter'S fee 81. SOL
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
HENRY P. JONES.

nArThese valuable Pills are for sale at s.
TiIIotson's Store, Liberty at Capt. Hunts
Store, Rose Hill; and, on enquiry, can be had
IN overv town in the State. l9m6
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

or We are authorized to announce II. ii.
BUCKNER, Esq, as a candidate for the Of
fee of Chancellor, at the ensuing November
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
FOR SALE.

A FIRST RATE YOUNG HORSE-En,
IN quire Of VIM. II. Dobyns.
Liberty, May 27, 1889. 22w3
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18
CAUTION.

June "a, 1889.
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

We are authorized TO announce JEHU
WALL as candidate for reelection to the
State Senate, at the ensuing November election.
Liberty advocate., 1839-07-18

The terms for announcing candidates for
office, will be $5 each; and no name inserted
without special instruction.
h7- We are authorized TO announce V. L.
CRAWFORD as a candidate lor Judge OF
the Third Judicial District, to fill the vacancy
occasoned by the resignation Of the Hon.
James Walker.
*.*We are authorized to announce MINOR
NJ. WHITNEY as a candidate for Ranger
Of Amite county, at the ensuing November
election.
*x*We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
TILLOTSON as a candidate for reelection to
the office of County Treasurer ofAmite county,,
at the ensuing November election.
eT We are authorized to announce X. Ill.
BUCKNER, ESQ.,, as a candidate for the Oh
fee Of Chancellor, at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized 10 announce JEHU
WALL as u candidate for reelection to the
State Senate, at the ensuing November election
GIVE are authorized 10 announce Il. y.
SPURLOCK as a candidate for Representa-
tive to the Legislature, al the ensuing NoVem-
Der election.
We are authorized to announce DR.. sOLO-
MON WEATHERSBY as candidate Tor
Representative to the Legislature, at the ensu-
ing November election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
j. GRAVES as a candidate for reelection
as Representative to the Legislature, at the en-
suing November election,
We are authorized to announce AARON
ROBINSON as candidate for SHERIFF OF
Amite county, at the ensuing November eIec
ton.
We are authorized to announce IHEO-
DORE M'KNIGHT, as candidate tor the
Office of SHERIFF of Amite county, At the heK'
November election.
We are authorised to annourcS. a. IS So -
NORWOOD, as a candid~e LOT the ONCE o.
SHERIFF of Amite county, '"0 "eN' i'o'e"'-
Der election.
y x,vo o.o ,Srized to announce JOHN
I'D re D. candidate for the Office of
1iNIn ThHN nr ~ "robate Court, at the ensuing
November
IT, authorized to announce RICHARD
u "N1J2LSON as candidate for the office
W. Ink of the Circuit Court, at the ensuing
" embcr election.
x*We are authorized to announce E. M. DA-
Wis, as candidate for reelection to the office
of CLERK ofthe Circuit Court of Amte county,
at the next November election.
0Hr We are authorized to announce G. +.
WEBB as a candidate for the office of CLERK
ofthe Probate Court, at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized to announce S. r. DA-
Wis as a candidate for reelection to the office
Of Clerk ofthe Probate Court, at the ensuing
November election.
We are authorized to announce JESSE
HILLIARD as candidate for ASSESSOR 81
COLLECTOR of Amite county, at the ensuing No
vember election.
1--WE are authorized to announce VIM. A.
JACKSON as q candidate for reelection to
the office Of ASSESSOR & COLLECTOR of Amite
County, at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce ELISHA
L. TARVER, as a candidate for Assessor
q COLLECTOR Of Amite county, at the next No
Vember election.
We are authorized TO announce AARON
BUTLER, Jun'r. as a candidate for the office
OF Coroner, at the ensuing November election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-12
VOLUME XxXvE.-.-No, 80.

purposes. remedy the evils OF excessive and abused
system Of banking Oy enforcing errng degenerate
isgisa'oTs,a great and radical reform They van, no
despnt bank chain item dow under prcts nee of secu
ing others quiet They will consent TO become
second time sGcrces for offences Of which they
nave themselves been the victims already. That pot.-
Gus common sense-ihat sure and divine instinct Of JUS
tlce, which Providence hath implanted in all human he.
lngs, as an unerring gvde-bal innate consequences
o. night and wrong, which like The sat of the mariner
Always occupies The same place in The heorpns-wlii
guide them TO The haven Of rest surely as The needle
points 10 The pole. They ,rW aersr put the lit in htr
0sen mouths, to Prereat Others from running a,eaY
The will be brought about calmly percpabIv
cautiously, and wltion violence precipitation The
people OF the U 5. not desuctives Their patience
has. been well tried of late. There s a citizen
among them who has not bis stake in he community
IN his personal property personal rights and which
OF them all does not know that obedience 10 The sws
IS the safeguard OF that property and those rights -
They wish 10 reform, not 10 destroy BY the
they have lost portion Of their equal rights nil hcT
recover them What they have been pF!ycG OF BY par
lIa they will regain by general legislation and The
same power which committed the fault will be invoked
10 make atonement. The fears real or pretended Tor
the safety OF property, totally destitute Of fuunde.
lion respects the action Of the people Nine ,en,hs
| OF them have property themselves, and will unite IN
its defence should il be assaied They are d..
ing so at this moment They arousing lheuisslveT
a1d shaking their at the encroeclrnens Of the
great paper system, the most fatal and deadly enemy
10 The labor and real property of The that eve.
appeared II has rendered The value Of both the spot,
OF monopoes, expansions, and contraclons il has de.
s,royed the basis Of all rational calculation as to the
wages OF labor the price Of the products Of the land
it has created artificial scarcity where the bounes OF
Heaven were showered in The greatest plenty; il has
destroyed all confidence between mon and man. and by
strange apparent contradiction, produced indscrimi
credit-sDce, lis volaries expect 10 paw
they Lus, every body upon The principle of gaming i'm
puniiy, by doing as they would be done by.
1t is not property, but the gigantic spectre the empty
bubble OF property lis antagonist principle against
which the people arraying themselves The cry OF
hostility 10 property from those who have pro-
perry they call their who more than they
pay, and banquet The SPOTS Of public creduliiy,
aided by public necessity, created by their own wiiiu
policy This il is against which the people, under tie
banner Of a Democratic Administration, are wagiEg u
of sell defence Their object is 10 destroy,
but REFORM assaiI the rights of properly but 10
protect them from system OF legislation which 6ches
away those rights, 10 besow them on its bastard rep,c
sentative Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-12

F3UQLIER UHIIE otLrHtR SPHIAGS
V.lE crow ds that have visited these Springs, and The
general satisfaction expressed, have encouraged
he Company TO make extensive Improvements since
he last season .
Resides enlarring the accommodations very much, IN
o,Lo, RESPECTS The former Bath House will be found
greatly improved and fGrnised with COUPONS supply
Of hot and cold Sulphur and zee Stone wafer, ana
rau and elegant edifce upon the nost approved Plan
,u be ready Ly The Is Of July, and be equal, II Is
named, 10 any Bathing Establishment in our Country
W,,huu, pretending 10 vie with the unt qunlsfd warm
Spng Bath the temperature ." mat celro'n'ea fountain
., he option of The visitors, either in the enrr pGng-
w b,,b or in The IA private rooms which surround It
lie whole being enclosed within The Ocisgon Gothic
exterior whose minarets and spires indicate The drrr
,,tion Of The company please the fancy and CRAFTY he
,oses Of The nynds well rs tie yonres OF pleasure
The extraordinary virtues Of The waters proved III nu-
rcrnus insiancss-iIe salulry Of The country aroEd,
in full view of the m"unulns, supplying inc hn's'
no,,s vepeisbrs and fruitss ready access 10 Tie sea
sn.,d b,iny within SO miles OF The District OF lonm
hin and S. Of Fredetcksburgihe elegant bail room,
adorned with new magnificent chandeIies ana tesouno-
nu with The slraas Of a most dti'shilnl oahG 81 'u
sic-e extensive budings-lhP noble pof'ico- 'hP IN
provrd grounds and shady walks, refreshed WIN jus
deou present alttac the people which It viii not
veriook.
To sec.,e the best wines liquors attendants and ser
v,n;s erery attention has been paid The roads have
beep improved costly bridge over Inc happahahh"ch
within lev hundred yaldS oi 'ue SP''"s' . - '"p
progress 10 completion %,
New and eleran, stages run daily between Washing
Ton City aud The Springs, having each place cary 10 ls
morning. and arriving nj the Springs at clock, ano
al Washington in lime for The Baltimore cars Of Inc same
dav. This line CONTINUES 10 Louisa Courthouse cay,
branching al Orange Courthouse aud running thehce
n Charo,,esyie II leaves The Springs at > ~ the
morning and runs that evening to Louisa Courthouse
There viii also be daily line from fredericksburg
10 The sp,iws, and thence ri weekly TO Winchester.
The Springs will be ready for The receAinn Of com
,anv on The 18Th Of June On The 4'h Of July, the De-
ar5on Of ndepe ndrnce will be read, and at The ear.
nest solicitation Of The Company Mr. Jno >. rendflon
The DISTINGUISHED elrg,e from Rarpahannock has con
sened 10 deliver an Grafton The Music and The Dance
wu add 10 ,ke attractions Of The accession
On The first TUESDAY in September, tie Races take
nlace over The Victoria Course, within half mile oil The
| Springs. n ~, oa, e,n
oer month $751; for months $685. for The season, end
na the Is, October $50 Servants and children unde
I2 years of age half price Per day So Breakfast ans
supper so cents each; DinneE79 cents Lodging 90 cts
Horse, per day, CO cents; per week 81; per nonli
SIS. e.:,
and trusts that lie will be able 10 give general satisfaction
] Mny9s f5-'fl DANIEL "ARp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-12
Rir,r Land for Sale

y OFFER nv which reside. This splendid and most
autru situation 300 well adapted 10 the
,iv,,ioo of con heat &cweil mbcrcd with such
ma the best Spanish oak hickory Pine cedar and
in fact all kinds cypress and juniper live OAK, &C. This
land hns srut quantity mari OF the most superior very
convenient fields ard gel a ard springs iha never
inc Ia is has never JAILED oi MY scdis, IL
tie difficult This farm has aso TWO Deaun ca
the making ofhny The buildings consist OF as" |" story
ck twcn. house kcht meat house, large framed
an stable &C. situated directly The Mhiiapcni Fef near
Fazes Ferry and miles below King William Court house
- mss, beautiful view above nnd bcow-abd Nc Tor
there not situation mere heaht h :"
Tic mountains 10 cay more respecting in
lad ne il is nwnys that oil wishing opnchc
nJ win first view premises before they purchase ind cxa
min for Shonl,h land not be sold bei" hing IT,
E 1nrm,, Com, il VIII lhcn TINT day, be offered public
I luz u; ,weI leo moserLs ALEXANDER c. KING.
lI-wUw-