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A NDREW SMITH & CO., respec,
IA their friends and the public in !.

n their friends and the public in !.
they occupy the new brick s!lop, So T,
street, where they keep constantly on Ii
Tin and Sheet Iron Wars, Of every
such as copper stills, kettles, and pun
ing tubs, aud oil cans, of ali sorts and l.
other brass sasting done 81 Ahortest mott
Crate bars OF every description. sue
boat stilrups, hog chains, screw bolt
kind of steamboat work, such ~ chimn
OF, steam pipes.
They will also do all kinds Of out
such as ziEc, copper and tin roofing an
Sc. They above and all other kinds
their line of business, they will ex,
shortest n ice
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l. S SEGOuR, No "a Conde s.ree
Dumain and S, Philip, keeps cons,an
an extensive assortment Of boots aud i
shoes, Of New York manufacture, Tor n
and children OF all ayes, which he I'll
at very moderate prices. $50
Families of his acquinrnnco on sendi
will have their wishes atlendedts l. !.
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William Smith tenders his s.rslces 1.
zens OF New Orleans as a teacher o.
forte. Mr. S having been emPl"y,ds' ?
as a teacher Of m usic in private tamil,es
and Il so al several OF the female scilii,a
vicinity, cannot but hope 70 merit their :,
He is permitted 10 refer IL Rev Dr. CHI
Ste,son Il Avery, Henderson, &. Iaines
urlerms, sc please apply al tue b p,
Alexander Tower, 40 C,mp.sl
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TM.OCR-52 bis landing from Steamboat Baton
Rouae, for sale by & DORSEY,
may "a Newter
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N b Shell combs repaired

YNliE Subscribers Agents for the extensive house
", g. 5, Butcher, Sheffield, ENGLAND, have just
eceivrd a very extensive set OF pa;"Ls, consisting OF
Table and Dessert Knives OF Q" =" description, PEN
Pocket Dirk, and Spear point i\nivcs Razors, scis,
tors Edge Tools sc. &c. &c which they are prepared
exhibit to the trade orders. Terms and conditions
will he made known the time.
ml6 JDRElN & A COHEN 80 Common st.
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FOR BAYOU SARA

Regular Pachtt
r. r-,Sr h. The splendid passenger steamboat
J. .Iyl ~ Bk!I.llAN'r, Jesse Hart '"n.'er
will leave New Orleans every We'd
uesd~, at lG o'clock a. NJ. for Bayou Sara & every
Saturday At 10 u'cluck 4. VI taxing lnr cua~, down on
SUNDAY For freight or passage apply TO Capt. Hart
on honrl or to
Gh,l ADAMS L. WIIlTAl.L
VtSr received. and for sale, large and genera as
- sorn,ent of JHpannrd ware, such as Bank boxes.
Tea CuniStrrs, Lamps, &c. -
MiiIIN II 4 J DEVEREUX,
III a,,i i1.Il.x Il
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HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.

/V'HE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No,
Il 23S Water, near Bcekman street, n T Ierk,
have received the past season, and are eoE@ltis1
receiving large and extensive additions to tho a'nu'
of the above goods, which now consist 1t TIC
ollowing assortment, suitable for the ssr her. ant
Gcstcrn markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality corsissirg Q
about 1900 tons, viz,
Pots of % different Sizes from 2:S to So gallons
Kettles, Is sizes, from 2:S to 30 gallons.
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:S to lS gallons,
Bakcpans or Ovens, different sizes,
Tea Kettles, 6 do
Skilleis, 5 do
c c,a' srjd sriaers, : do do
Or,ddlcs, 4 do
Fire Dogs, = dc.
Wagon boxes from Ia to 4 3.4 inch
Cart do. to inches.
Wood Screws, 30, 900 gross, iron and .s.s,s 3.
"a inch, No. 3 to SO inch, No, "a of aT-',
quality and finish, and less than Jane d IA 'r' 81
prices.
Sad Irons, assorted, in casks Of abou, 5Qo ,s
retailing. -..-
Taior's and hattor's Irone, assorted
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted fron "a
cobb.
Bells for Plantations. steamboats,, sl,u --a-s, *
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other machin y made
order.
| The above assortment of goods 10 To-, Il. .t,g
recommended 10 the attention Of Sc -,- a.
Western merchants, and are offered 70 III .n
prices, and upon The most liberal tern
lieved to be the largest and best asso -
offered for sale by any one establish '~t ~ q
United States.
Merchants, by torwa rdins request -ta,l r.
have printed circular. With aescripti 81. . 'n
prices aHd terms, f:sm winch no ievia -
made, furnished BY rets.n of mail.
All orders Vill receive ilalnsAials n a,.'.
New York, 1888.
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FOR NEW YORK.

Packet i2nd December
Ner l-ok and Ncr Orleans Line.
81 The Packet ship AUBURN, Captain ~ P.
,55rs4S&> Du.fev, will sail on her regular day. For
z zSsAA.E freight or passa:r, apply to
u56 p i.AiDi AW. 81 Camp st
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BOOKS g. MUS1G.
E. JOHNS & co. =.

=. .SIAI1UNEKs HALL, NEW UKLEANs; =.
TINE assortment of papers being now completed,
L the subscribers offer the tolwing list to the part-
cular attention Of the public Prices usual. low.
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FOX WU3II.E.
II The schooner ANAW AN, Captain Atkins
,54N lying at the wharf opposite Jefferson street,
zAAE will sail positively for the above port on the
! ST., instant. For treig or passage, apply to
NIL uERMOGEN BROWN Il Co, 9 Cont st
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TIE GEMS OF BEAUTY.
V,llIS SPLENDID Annual edited b, tho Countess OF
Rlcssp,ton and illustrated with twelve lnrge
and highly flushed engruymgs, Jus, RECEIVED ana "r
saIr NV J j UASWEII Co.
,Z' 40 Camp At
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Cologne Wafer, p'rIumery, Sc sPlcn
article OF cologne, put up expressly Il jdr rel
trade; alsn the pures, ench Perfnn, RS, eUh
cling every variety Tor the toile', tor Sal, by
oct REEFS L. D'bANG
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHIIG
ROBLV,SO.V'N GOODbE+x.s
No. 6S, Charities Street,
One Door below Bi=nre,
HAVE constantly on hand every article apr"..l,u-
4 L ing to gcnemen's dress, made in the bPs' man
ner and most fashionable style, which they aEer 'Or
cash, at reduced prices.
dcc4-lS3S
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ROBERT CLANNON,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT1E
No. IL Camp street,
Wholesale Dealer in Paints, Oil, Varnishes G-usl
m:}O Window and Picture Glass &c. g.,
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LATEST PUBLICATIONS..
TIME Damsel of uaren2 vols by the author o' The
/ Gay Rivers, etc
Nan Darrell o, the Gypsy Mother, by the author G" The
Prince and the Pedlar
Adventures of an Attorney in search Of practice, by the
authur of the Adventures of Gentleman IN search
of II horse, , vols :,
Nicholas Nickleby, No. l8and all other new novels
tor sale by E JOHNS & Co, Sta'ionsrs ta'l, -, 70
M corner st Charles and Common SIS
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4 LFKTD DE kD>SA\N or the Ad.rn,un,s n OF
u French gen eu,il--i, novel hy Il W VI Key
uols, and for sale 10y } J ilASWEl.L Co.
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.Nsto Orleans, Aug. 3Oth, 1889
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,IT.22b Sheet 5WW
CALDWELL, Oakley PRITCHARD,
MANAsE
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Corner Of 81. Oh rIes and Common ? r
NEW ORR g.
IMPORTERS and Dea1ers in French ri
] Perfi,mnrv; Dressing Cases and Portal
Cutlery, Hosiery, Gloves Shirts, Stocks, i,r
Canes, and Fancy Articles.
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FRENC MS
Hotel,
PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA.
d|I|k

PANEL S. FREt II. late Of French's Ito.
- tel, Norfolk. res ectfilly announces TO the
public that he has ased for a term al wears
that new, large and convenient pubic esta.
bshment 10 the fowl &c Petersburg, Virginia,
heretofore known asthe Bo inabroGk Hotel
but nov disiinguIshedhs FRENCIfS H0TEL,
and has been, sinre lie let Of January, engag
ed 10 refiiting, refurrIshirg, painting, white.
washing, and otherwIfe Improving The same.
in style which vii raake The establishment,
for both comfort and Elegance, vie with any
oiher in the Union.
TO the BED ROOM, that rigid attention
has been pail 80 Necessary to the comfor, u
the transient aud permasent lu6ger.
The TABLE, in addid on 10 every substan.
rial dish usual 10 be had In large Hotel. will,
aisD. be regularly sOppiisd with Wild Game,
Oysters AMI Flsh Of the bes the Norfolk and
other markets sff ,rd. :-s Country Custom
ers may rely upon never bling diss Ppoinitd IN
these respects
The STABLES are new, convenient. and
well supplied with Hay. Oats, Corn and Fod.
der. The Osslers are Of ttle beet character and
best QUALIFICATIONS.
The Dining Room. Bed Room, and other
Servants oi tie House, will be found well vers.
ed On their several duties. aud ever ready to
discharge them with alacuiy and cheertulnsss
The BAR viii be kept constantly furnishes
with ING .cst WINES, LIQUORS. PORTER,
&c, all selected ny ~. FRExcn, esq. oil
Preneh's Hotel. Norfolk, whose long expert.
enee sad excellent Judgment are well knowu
:hr ughaut the United States.
DANIEL s. FRENCH, win. on his own part,
spare no exeition 60 give satisfaction To those
who may favor him with their patronage.
Petersburg. w. March S, 1899. Co.
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BETuM0NT
Female Academy.

Sl,HE exercises 81 this institution, Twelve
- miles south west from liillshafnugh,l viii
commence on the first DAY OF February, and
viii eonsinme without inleHnlssion foI too ses
sioas. the vacation wall be siyea IN the maaihs
Of December and January. The price 81 iul.
tion is eight dollars . sessIoni Dra~inE anc
Painting five dollars extra The Increase al
this school u . saiiiclenI eyidrnSe Il the gene.
al satisfaction which Mrs Morrow has given
in the manaeent of her school, and We hest
tate not 10 say, that those who aish 10 give
their daughters a liberal ed0ca,ion would u
well 70 enniide them 60 her care.
Board, Eve dollars q menlh. @.
TH0S. ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PlckARD.
December %. 81
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Prosps ctus Of The Second Volume
OF THE
Museum
Literature and the Arts.

MJnthly Magazine, embCIlIsbed wuh Steel
PortraHs
mn the LIST OF January. 1889, was commenc.
~ ed the second Suiume OF tue AmrtIran Mu,
scum Of Literature and the Ats. Ills Maya
z'ne IL depository ~ paptIs IN tie yaTlUYs
departments 81 Literature, Scieate, aud the
| Ar's, calculated alike To instruct, prfit, aud
please the reader. AZ uIilIy Is the q aras ter.
isiic of the age, the Museum coHtaI.s atItirs
81 solid interest upon Science, Literature, Ills
tory, Biography. and Morals. EtSIews aud
ItsIaty cntIcIsras. so important in this publish.
lng age, oecaPy prominent place IN the work
IL also contains short reviews vi the entire
works Of distinguished American authors, ae.
| companied by portraits engraved on steel.
The sOlIdny e the work IS Ie,Ieytd by light
er articles sueh as graceful essays, interest.
fng aud amusing ialrs. criticisms Upon the hire
arts, legends. sketches Of travel, literary aud
scientific intelligence, aud poetry Of = superiu:
order &.~
The very favorable reception which The work
has met from the press and the public. has jus
tined the proprleIors 10 making liberal arrange
ments for contributions TO tho second volume;
aud they have accordingly sssde large add
tl"ns TO their corps Of regulaS Contributors. In
the January number will be found oaIgInal pa.
Rev DR. Bcasley, Rev. J g. Morris, Rev. J
%. Clineh. David iitfTnan. esq. ". G. Srmms,
Charles " est Thompson. q. a. Holland, ~. q.
| rnekeIman, F.. A. Poe Professor Fisher Il The
University II Maryland, Professor Fore man,
w. B. Tsppan, Mrs Sigourney, Mss a. y.
Gould, Mrs. Emma &. Embury Besides these,
many other writers oi known ability have con.
inbuied TO tie work, aud will continue 10 aid
| us.
IA tkis number IL the commence nc nj or
series 81 "IialIsn Sketches" b. q gentleman
oi taste and scholarship " no has been sciourn.
Irg N that classic country. Besides these,
the future numbers &c the Museum will con.
tain articles from distinguished European writ.
less.-athough we are far more ANXIOUS To &c.
lceIve assistance from, and encourage, native
/ talent.
| PLATES. Portraits on steel, by q distin-
gulshed artist, similar 10 that of Washington
irving IN The September number, and Of ]. r..
Cooper "a The January number, will continue
to embeish the work.
/ TERMS - The American Museum IL print.
ed on good paper, with new type, and makes
Two volumes year, of more than 500 pages
each. Free 30 per nnnum, payable ia ad-
vance. -Four copies will be sent one year for
ei5. We shall be happy TO receive apPllra.
lions, post paid, for travelling and local sgen
eies, with references enclosed. All cummuni.
cati"ns must be post paid, aud directed TO the
editors.
Travelling Agents greatly needed.
BROOKS L. SNODGRASS.
Editors and Proprie,ar..
Baltimore, January, 1882. Gil
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TK rsLyG H.. -. -. ,t. I'm
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II LLSBO ROUG II. n. &.
PuRLisREp WHISKY
BY DENNIS IiEARTT,

AT THREH DOLLARS a ran, ~ Two "oII ANS
TiFTr CENTS ~ ram ~ AtsAStE'
Those who do not give noIns 81 Their VIZ"
10 have ihem aBet distoniinu, OF the 'Api"'
lion of the year, vii be rlcs"m'd a. 'cs''"2
its IOntiHE ante uniIl roUuictmant, d - Aid" 10
paper III q GisronIiuued Until all aTTt a'nges
are paid, nnlcss nj TIE option Il tho puhlthe''
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen iiHs',
one dollar f"r the Il ~, aud Twenty-Five crns
for each subs, queni insttiioo; longer ones ~
proportion Court advertisements tweniy'h's
per cent higher. A deduction Of 33s per rent.
aill 10 made to sds, T.issr5 ~ he year.
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Education.

TUE Subscriber hes procured lhs seniss a
4 the Rev. q w. fuRK, n liz school n.
Gated Use miles east of tlillsboroueh. n = ar.
vale. healthy section u eoaniGy.
The I0lloaiag bfanthes sil Le iauRal: Spsl.
Ing. Reading. Mritiag, Anihmeiic, Ensi,,h
Gnnmar. Geography. and 9aak. Keepiae.
Beard and rui.ioa ulll cot exceed tli,,y Al,
dsllars per session a iise months. Ssha.i ali
csmmenes on the 18th insiaHt; slaasnIs tsa
enter ~ any tine during the sessma.
THOMAS W. HOLDEN.
Janusry Ia a.
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tNHE labsefiber, having jass returned from
4 Philadelphia, where he has been 90 pro-
cure artsles ia mis iiae &C business, has the
pleasurel q :sins To MS friends. and the pub
lac geaeallv, > lsaaoscl az aLd excellent assort'
Faent q
G0sfa;tF Sigreg. EereTs,
PLAIN AND VERGE WATCHES,
Fine Gotta Chains.
Breast Pms,
Ear Rings.
Finger Rings.
Pencils,
Silver Tea and Table Spoons,
Mnsic Boxes,
Knives. &c &c.
Also, good assortment Of Perfumery.
n Of ahlch, being selected by himself, h. can
Fomiss vii be found rKeeileaI articles.
/" Particular attention will be given
q the repair ai Naiehes committed 10 his
large; AMI al work put into MS hands will
c exceeded with reasonable despatch
LEMUEL LYNCH.
April o.. 63-
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vouE conpanions. And do you not think
hat God wal FrqBirs you 10 use your
opportunity. tie wlli certainly require
u 81 yaa. You are not u libers 70 say
"a NIL. !" or :. will nol. :" as iaclinslioa
prompts. You may indeed say il. and
ct seeordingly: bul mark. II 80. you do
20 a. your peril. ID sill be 81 the peril
Of displessing God. that Won neglect .
duty in which the best good 81 your con-
pani0ns is 90 much concerned.
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Look at This.

SHHE Printing Establishment Of the Milton
- Spectator % offered for sale on accomno.
dating terms. To. q practical printer. with q
ANAL family. the situation is q very desirable
one. Professional and other engageme n,s,
demanding ID present the hole Of M time,
alone prescpt me from again assuming the
Editorial char. which, with some Exceptions,
has been 10 me source Il pleasure and profit.
There is. perhaps. no village 10 the state that
hollis out better inducements Cor an establish
ment Of The kind
NJ. j. PALMER.
MItos. ~. o. Jaa. ct Sc
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I'D. Athsaxan ana Waiter.
The or AND FRoG.-A FASrE.
Al or Oas d..
Ias quiet way.
Cane sosa 10 . pool 70 drink
lie qasnehI his thirst.
wish the water. fEst. 81
Thea Iiager's awhile 10 thsnk. K
lie lOok'd On high.
To the pare blue sly,
Then abroad Ger The bright green sarihi
On the creatures fair,
That we're every where.
II The jsy Of their happy birth
he deem'd them 90;
BAT be did not know
How 10 meaner bosOns sPriag.
Easy and hate.
Al The peaceful state
or every other iiing.
An idle flog.
From The oOzy bog.
Ga the pOOl's green marein lays
AID he lifted his head
Al the stately tread
ofths OF, IS be came that wy.
"whsi . great proud thing,
He would be kiag!'
Said tie frog in envy and pride
"rm a. big a. be
i'll choose 10 be-
Add better too beside"
Then putting and Blowing,
And s~sliiag, and growing
oaiis big in his own estimatiOni
The fog burst his skin.
And the cold air came in.
And he Perisa'i in great eonsternaiion.
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ALL prisons indebted 90 the late firm q
- LAiIMER s NEBANE. 81 To JAMES
MEBaNE, ia are requested I" call On ihs
subscriber and make immediate se,ilemeni;
otherwise their accounts will be put into the
dD,gcnce cannot he given.
JAMES MEBANE. in.
Jannary %. ST.
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.Zouads. fellow exclaimed eho-
lsIic I'D gentleman 70 . very phlegmaiie
nsIisr-ol.fsei person. i" shall 60 out al
my Wits" Well, you wOn't have far
20 90" said he Phlesmasie man.
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AttentiRR!
HHE IiilssoFoagA Cod 49, % Militia are
hereax ora.fsS 4, .xsl&~x a he essFt
hose. M Saturday he 49, APFii neEt. a.
N o,claek, los dTiiI usslss sse eeart aaTiiaL
Bg order % the aPtsins
CHARLES 5. WARREN. .. .
March 4 se-
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WANTED.
HILLsROROTGH
Female Academy.

= rsliE undersigned Trustees VI the HILLSIDE
- rough Female Academy, have lie Plea
sure 10 aanaanee % Parents and Guardians
that The exercises Of lh.s institution eommene
ed on the 24ih January, tor tie present Sea
SION, under Ihe charge Of lie etieient aad &C
e.mp!ished principal. Miss Mara L. Spear.
The services q this lady FOR several years past.
have been such az 20 meet the highest s1pfe
tagions of the Trustees and 10 deserve for Ihls
Academy as great portion Of public patron
age as has been extended 10 any similar insii-
tuition in the state.
Miss Spear has associated With herself in the
task az instruction. her sister. Ms. Elizaeelh
Smith. whose talents and skill "a the dtpaTt-
meats Of Music, Driving ard Painting have
beea fully tested and are ofihe highest order.
A gentleman who il a native Of France and
every way qualified, viii give lessons 10 The
French Language 10 such IS may desire u
The Trustees can with confidence recon
mend this Seminary TO all Who wish their
daughters and wards 10 become scholars, and
10 have their morals anxiousiy guarded and
their manners properly formedS the personal
&C, omplshm.nis and moral enlIure Of The stu.
beats beng no less objects Of attention on the
part Of the Teachers. than their improvement
I'm Literature.
The studies Of each class are as fellows, va:
Spelling Reading. Writing, Arihmsiie. Gram
mar, Geography. History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry. Mythology. Botany, Rhetoric, A.
lironomy. Dicialion andComposi,ion. eonsil,uiS
the studies Of The first and second elassesi ths
same branches of learning, with the exception
Of the FIVE last named. farm the studies al the
third class and the fourth class, which is the
loves, in the school, study Spelling. Reading
Writing, and the Tables in Arlrhmetlc, as the
propress az the scholar iustifies.
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House and Lot
For S0fe---i,, Ekifisb0r0ngh,

IRA The subscriber fnding IL ne
NHnsIS ecssary. on account Of The ioca
NEtsiE iioa of his business, n remove
6aH4fi8 his family 10 Grape iiiil, WISHES
10 ssli 10. Iiouse aaa Lot which he now ocrU-
pies. furmerly knawn as Simpsons Lot The
lot .. situated on ChurtoR OF Main street. near
the Presbyter.an Church; 10 very rsnstnisnt 10
the market aud business part Of the town. aud
yet Sufficiently private To answer well the p ..
po es Of a private family. q contains near 40
acre II ground, and has on il a lar two stbrt
named D~ cling, good Krtchen, smoke itopsr.
and either out houses, all OF witch are eemps.
Ialiveiy nsw. having been bu.li BY Ma, slmp
sou within few years. ard occupied BY him
as . summer residence. The dW cling hotss
has four rooms: with good fire place 10 ca, b;
and two more rooms msy be added with srIy
little expense. The gaIdsn witch i. very rich,
is aIInos, eaIireiy level, and iFre fom stones.
Possgssian may be had 81 az, time, ON a se.y
few days notice. For ier"s app y 10 Mr.. Ialnts
Philips u this place, or 10 the . bseribcr
JAMES Z. HOLLAND.
eesmber 1. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
a Colt for n song

WOULD sPprize my friends and the publ;r
- generally, who are fond Of fine colts, tbs, \
rave heeoms the half owner Of rz n NIFTY.
CLGER. 9th the entire control or him 90
mat he will be nj his old stand. ~ IN, .,,h,.
one mile from Leetown, on the Pike road. pr..
pared to serve mares by the 10Th Of March \,
~ii De IN my power 60 render the service. Of
Chanticleer as i'tr as any fsshionabl, bIood
morse IN virgins. IL must be granted bv all
who Know the comparative standing Of staiIio,,
throughout our county. as u regard. popularity
mat thahiicieer RANKS No smonz.t na,;r,
bred horses. " proof - required Of thi, I ossS
only mention that his sire was Old Sir .gy,bs-
dam Bisok Cho9
Col Winn's haSsHa IL Chaniicleer's full ale.
Yer. I1ei0S said to have been the best eol, I'm
ne three year old FORM ever bred in Anr,,c.
vas colt from isabeils. .W.s .Vasfi, a rsIs'
nfaied rsee mare az long distances. 90. n,o.
duced by CoiHElsia, antber fuIi sister Of chant.
eIeer, and macy other distinguished bors,.
have been produced b. his fulI sisters \, i,
my Intention IN bringing Chandelier seain he
Tore tho public 10 give them sn opportsn;t, NJ
getting colts es,sp. and to retain him hers an
tong a. he 'hali he literally pstrosizsd.
For further particulars. see ksnd.hill.
THOMAS q. BAYLOR.
Leeiown. Jefferson county.
Jsn. ~. 1889 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
JEFFERSON xAND
ron &.RLE.

u We soi'seSibss offers for sale lbs FARM a
y Mrs Robinson. N the county Of JsHsr.oo.
- the mouth u The Buliskin Crssk, containing
-Four hSHdred and sirfy-sjgA and tire,
gTafsT .1cres.
believed there are few pieces Of property
~ the sane extent With this more valusbls. but
We residences o. ibs subscriber makes Other IN.
's''ments more sEEesable % him. To save ne
80 o. inquiries he viii state that Ms price s
$50 reS scre--oBs third easb the r.n,i,4,, !.
"ns. 'Eo. three. sod four year. besrlnr iofsr,s,
communications IN fsistioa 10 the prop~rt,
80 oe inside 70 his reisuve. Nc. y G. a Tsvios
o. 1shsfson, hy shom. 90 BY Nr W. X. Jsesin,
% lSe premises, u viii be sheSa 20 person, d..
'iroo' Of purchasing.
., 4ONCURE ROBINSON.
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