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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-18
Corner of Pratt street and DugaIl's wharf
aN.m Lower end of Centre Market Snace,


TOi THE PUBLIC.
n Il. ID. z. A. BRAINERD having been in
~ the regular practice of medicine for the last fiji.
teen years. and thereby gained extensive knowledge
in the science OF medicinal operations is induced,
the public his PURELY VEGETABLE PILLS. in
the use of which THOUSANDS have been cured from IN
fLANhAToRY and other diseases of long standing He
trusts they VIII not be taken quack medicine as he
can fully snbstantiate his character and likewise
that OF the medicine. by those individuals who have IA
ken with the most decided benefit and rel flo their
sufferngs.
That the most prominent feature in all diseases orgi-
mates from deraDged state OF the Bowels, cannot be
denied, ana as these Pills have been used for many
years producing the sautary effect he is therefore
inclined to throw himself before generous public, con
hdent mat aif trial will insure that encouragement
which he merits. 1870
For testimonials of character DR.. Brainerd most re-
pectinlly refers TO the following medical gentlemen
Parker Ceaveand, NJ. D., Professor of Chemstry and
Maeria Medcs,
Daniel Oliver, NJ D., Professor of Theory and Prac
tice ofMedcine
John d. Wells, NJ d., Professor OF ANATOMY and Sur
James McKeen. M. D., Professor of Midwifery,
Boudoh1 College, Mime
Henry H. Chids, M. D., Professor of theory and prac
tiee of Medicine, w
Chester Dewy, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry, Natu-
BERKSHIRE Medical Institution Moss.
~ B. No Druggist orApothecary will be appointed
agent under any circumstances whatever.
PRICE IS CENTS, SINGLE BOx-s2 FER DoZ
Dr. BRAIsRRD,s HEAD QuARTERs sale of PURE
LY VEGETABLE PILLS at
p No. 4, Lombard sis
Between Calvert &soufh st reefs
Baltimore, July "a, 1910 teod6,
OST. --one bundle printing Paper The size Of the
H American, marked D sent to the Steamboat
place for Norfolk the 18Th April last, and never
reached is destination suitable reward viii be paid
for its recovery.
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. NUDGE.
jy No. South Charles street, (tip stairz)
UKANDY.--2Ob bls. New York Imitation Brandy, |
ID landing and for sale by
% JOHN P. ADAMsl Bowly,s wharf,
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PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE.

CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
FEyIIIS Medicine had used iUf more pan seven
a years before an effort made to Initiate it
The great demand and It's wonderful surccss have ndu
ced great number of persons TO initiate it in various
ways-upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing prlo oil us
being medicine of great value. Some ar selling Sar
sapara and other syiups, mposgt ON the Isnoraht
for the Panlcea, at reduced pTceso are mixing me
gcnxine medicine with moasses, &C., making bottles
cut of one; thus retaining some efit vtues others are
using the genuine Panacea their bottles to perform
obtain certificates to give their own aTeputa
lion, sc. Some have even resored TO perjury: Ihese
limitations and aduieEatOns have in many instances
protraced the suffering of patients in diseases where
the genuine Swam's Panaee awould have proved in-
stanty eicacious. therefore deem it duty owe the
public, TO them that the composition of my Pana
is not known, wis it communicated to any
other person in any way whatever and that all other
mixtures represented 10 be mine are fraudulent i'm
positions.
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at the propnetor's own prices, of
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices,
Sole Agents for Baltimore, at the of Baimoi
and Hanover streets.
17-Who have also for sale SWAIM'S VERhfIFUGE
along with which will be given pamphlet on the sub
ject of worms.
APP 30 Paw
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HONEY tierces Honey, in store, and forissie BY
N ~ w. g. HARRISON.
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YALLONIBROSA.

Whiehcr with her enclosure green,
As with rural mound, the champaign head
OF a steep Wilderness
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-18

HUTCH MADDER, low priced article, for sale
~ ny O. w. KARTHAUS,
aus Commerce street,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-18

DKANDY.-20 bbls New York Limitation Brandy,
ID landing and for sale by
% JOHN p ADAAisl Bowly's wharf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25
IN SENATE.
.Noa'iey, Dee. Il, 1910.

Ia9HGH, nee. -, I~ID.
PERMANENT PRE- -EMPIioN SYSTEM.
Mr. CLAY of Ala.aua from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, reported without amendment the bill intro
daced by s. Ben,cn, FOR establishing permanent Pre-
his Loo Carl. Bit.
II rcad ordered 10 I've printed and made the spc-
cial order for Mnndly next.
Numerous petitions, memorials, &c, were presented
aud appropriately referred.
Mr.. ANDERSON introduced, on leave, bill TO III.
forzc the State of Tennessee 10 sell he lands appro-
pated for the bent Of schools in that State Read
once and referred to The Pablo Lands Committee.
Mr.. WRIGHT presented petition from numerous
citizens Of New York praying for the passage ola Uni
form Law OF Bankruptcy. Referred 10 the Committee
on the Judiciary
Mr.. WRIGHT, from the Committee on Finance re-
ported bill for The reduction and graduation Of the
price Of the public lands, with amendment, which,
with the bill, was ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. MERRlCK moved that the bill for the benefit
of the Washington Lunatc Asylum, should be referred
to the Committee on the District of Columbia.
Mr. W. also introduced bill for the benefit of the
Howard Institution of Washington City.
Mr.. KING, from the Committee Of Commerce. re :
ported bill allowing drawback on merchandise in,-
ported into the United States the trade between New
Orleans and Mexico.
Mr.. CALHOUN gave notice that he would, 10. NOR
row, introduce bill providing for cession Of the pub
lie lands of the United States for certain purposes and
under certain conditions therein mentioned
Mr.. WILLIAMS reported, with certain amendments,
the bill to regulate Navy Pensions. Read and referred
BANKS or TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Mr.. TAPPAN moved 10 take mp the bill for con,inu-
ing the corporate existence of the Banks of the Dis
rict Of Columbia; which was agreed 10. The Senator
from Ohio offered some amendments, which were or.
derrd To he printed
On motion of Mr. TAPPAN, a joint resolution to
limit the term of Of the Judges of the Supreme
and Circuit Courts of the United States made the
order Of the day for the first Monday in January.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration of
the bills on the Calendar which were disposed Of with
ont debate.
On motion of Mr.. BENTON, the Senate held a short
Executive session, and soon afterwards adjourned.
WAsHISGroy, Dec. elm the House of Represen-
a,iycs nothing of interest transpred. considerable
portion OF the day occupied in debate reso-
luton submitted by Mr.. Boris, in relation 10 the pay
Of Witnesses the of the contested election
between Nlessrs. Naylor and Ingersoll.-GiOte.
u Nothing of particular ntcres, trarspircd in Con-
rress on Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25
Thnrsdan. Dscember u.

A number Of bills were read frs, and second time
BATH ELECTION CASE.
MIR. STEPHENSON Of Tyler, announced that all fur
Their opposition to The present representative, Mr. Byrd
was abandoned. The not regularly called up
and settled, but nothing influence the RETURN
and the resolution Of the Committee confirming that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25
Tuesday, Dec. -, 1910.

The SPEAKER took the Chair at ~ o'clock.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
EIecutiue Department, !
Dec. 22d, 1910.
SRI have received the accompanying communi-
cation from the Consul of the United States at Paris,
with request that would submit the subject to the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25
UedResdau, Decsmher 2:

Wednesday, December %, l-40
The SPEAKER submitted to the House communica-
ton from the Governor, transmitting report Of the
principal Professor Of the Virginia Military Institute
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

EXTRACT Of letter from Roppnhannoek TO-, Dec 10.
s.Wnh regard to the politics Of this county, you may
let the R. Wing know that sky is bright and not
only so, but is triehte"ng The last great tug was
noble and valiant fight You perceive the battle
something like drawn we now have our arms in
ORDER ready TO battle for those glorious principles Of
1900 Tim, famous ".uasna Chorta, the fruits of Re-
publican zeal and patriotism of that day, and which you
have very properly of late been asserting by way Of
freshing the memory of the rising generation.
IL think county presents specimen of unwaver-
ing 6rmness unsurpassed by any in the Stale In the
Spring contest of 1882 the Wings had 30 maorily Inst
Spring pa las, fall lS; few pulls, fall together you
has been asceTaned the Wings of the county took The
little cannon the top Of the mountain and fired some
20 or 80 rounds the Dutch (as they called them) of
Page county. have been informed, however, that
owing to Slight wind from the West the Little Gun
was not heard at Luray distance Of some or 10 miles
OF course but little effect produced upon the Old
Tenth"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

NJ Several MS. and printed articles are unavoida-
bly, deferred to give place the speech OF Mr. Web
ster and Mr. Wrirhts able and eloquent reply.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

r The Editor absent, hat will he Il, his post before Tues
day lie the best wishes Of the season 10 all his friends
Of both pates-May the Wings enjoy with moderation The vic
tory which they have gained the United States And the
Democrats enjoy victory they have gained in Virginia
and preserve that equanmy temper and that energy Of SPIRIT
which are necessary party and maintain
principles For the present season, wish them all the pp
ness bring Peace and good will be all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

In the House of Representatives on wednesday, the
bill to prevent frauds the Revenue, reported from
the Committee of Manufactures at the last session.
after discussion, referred to the Committee on
Manufactures, by vote of ayes 109 noes 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

/ Yt
L.. ~ RAILROAD STOCK AT AiCTioN.-Wili be sold,
haay nest, y O'Clock, House,
I. -',r Stock Tor current notes. JAS II. LYNCH.
- ~ GIT
,r1 W NaLti ABLE SLAVES-Will he sold, at public
u ~, 'o cash. nj King William Court House, Monday,
81 January next, that being Court day. eight or
,I .'.eoes consisting Of young and women, boys
go Oeiohs!ng 10 the estate of Ira Roanc, deceased
Dec. MARY Z. RoASE, .4dra.aistra;rir.
69-w3w.
mum, floN-The firm Of Hatcher, Smith s Co. was, by
s,s nnsei, dissolved on the Isl of March last Having
al The goods, debts, &C., Messrs Henry Smith
~! afe alone authorized the business Of the same.
SAMUEL HATCHER
HENRY SMITH,
taf,er.,;,, !. BENJAMIN POWELL
y "a NE's!lPThe undersigned, having entered iuto
e. and nershp under the firm ard style of Henry smith &
a,,h S pure hased The goods, debts, &c. the late firm
e c4s.cu ar ,he respectfully solicit the continuation of
- VI the late f'fn and the public generally
HENRY SMITH,
BENJAMIN POWELL
''7s'svile, Dec 10TH, LEO. JAMES MILLER 60 .,.u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25
ri ask no pay until TIC Piano is tried.

u dsK no pay HN3N INC IlHNO Is 1Tied
IF there should happen be ncrelnus doubt
the quality ofmy Piano Fortes after the ahundan, proof,
have been presented Of their superiority
individual take Of the instruments thoroughly
before paying for IL think there hat Title
buying Piano from seller who as disposed cf mpv.ads
hundred without selling
whatever, where payment required until satisfaction
given. +. r. NASH.
Book and Piono Forte Store, Ps,,rssarg "a
Dec t2-2awiY i:
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f23,l94,000 |
- A. 10 fllc
f26,04s,0

N.""ng street, Nov. ~ lc40.
x MONEY MAREEr.-LospoS, Wednesday Evening,
~ iiih-1he news received to-day from India and
r-a vas not regarded by the commercial classes
,,',.sa',oFy This was especially manifested in the
4a'Eet the publication of the details contained in
second editions of the journals being followed by
=, N the article of ID per pound on its former
a. ~ the Stock Exchange much frmness was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25
Marriages.

Married. Tuesday the 9Th inst bs The Rev. John Neae,
MoRc,S Esq., OF Texas Miss M.sr daughter the
late LEWIS BRipw ELL, Of StaTDr;! county, Va.
NINETEEN PIANOS sale y T. r. Nash, Petersburg, Viz
~ giEia, upon the faircsi possible.
Take instruments ir, good keep them;
return them without layine for theta
IS superior Others and purchasers
Morally acquainted with the difference in them lin
side that IN getting costly article
be observed.
MANY perfectly satisfied with
have friend nc;rhbor
sidecd SUPERIOR then they they had pa.tlcu
lar.
There necessity any thing farther limit puce
in any order which may be sent F. p. NASH.
D.Ca5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

FARMERS BANK OF vIRGINIA.-The Annual General
Meeting of the Stockholders of the farmers Bank Of Virgil
mia will be held at he Banking House. Wednesday the 9th
January, 1871, nj IL O'Clock. J. 6. BLAIR, Cash.
Dec Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

consideration of the General Assembly. The ncrea:-
ing intimacy of social and commercial relations
with the various countries Of Europe seem to demand
more uniform and convenient mode of executing
business transactions-and am Informed that the at;
has been will be called 10 this subject from the same
source. Your obi servant,
THOMAS w. GILMER.
To V. w. sorrnALL, Esq,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25

The House resumed the consideration Of this
tons to reverse the decisions Of The Committee The
House had gotten the Both resolution, when the ad
lournment took place. There four votes yet 10
decide upon, and the sitting member has majority Of
four So the best that can be done for the contestant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-25
CONSULATE or TIE L. S,

.1r. SPorTs-That the Committee of Roads and
ernal Navigation be instructed to inquire into the
,ediency of altering and amending that portion Of
law authorizing the construction Of Prices Turn
c and Cumberland Gap Road, which relates 10 the
and prescrlbes the duties of the Board Of
recors, and that they have leave 10 report by bill or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

Prayers IN The House Of Representatives al Wasl
ing on.-i had often heard that the devotional exrr
cises with which business is opeued IN Congress
were regarded with total indifference by some mem.
bess, and treated with open contempt by others. II
was therefore with no llttn stcitndc that | watched
The opening sccpcsi IA me Lower House
Precisely al tho appointed hour by the clock in The
hail. The Speaker raped with his IVORY ma ct on the
1csk before him, and the Chaplain, 4 respectable
clergyman of the Methodist church. rose and said
Lei us pray" The Hall was nj this time neatly
fun. Few members were absent from their seats.
Instead OF combining my attention, Az perhaps |
shonld TO the Chaplan's prayer, | leaned over the
gallery to observe the depormen, of members.
And though my testimony ma, be Ia conflict with
that oil Others, am free to say, that never saw AN
assembly mantesiing more apparent devotion than
the House oi Representatives. With hut one sin
gle exception "a man who sat in an obscure corner
and kept wrlt'ng,( The whole body Instantly assumed
arespectable devotional attitude chosen according
to the forms TO which the several members wete
accustomed, and gave decent attention TO the exer.
else,
Never have been present nj more solemn de
votonn season than this. To the Representa-
tives OF mighty nation in Congress assembled pau
sing before they entered on the labors of the lay
and acknowledging thrr need OF wisdom from on
high to guide themln the discharge Of their respon
s'ole trusts, was a solemn and moving spectacle
looked on Tor a moment and joined most stealth,
10 The lerven and appropriate petitions which wcft
offered TO the throne of divine grace.
SO lar, therefore, from The House being a seen,
oil confusion, or the exercise being treated with in
difference ~ contempt, | presume, no church /,
congregation OF apparently more leyout shippers
Than the Tall oi the House OF Representatives. did
on the morning that II was my happiness wo,shl,
with them. A. v 0b,,frer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
pHIl.ADrt.pu,A lam 7

=. PHILADELPHIA, jan
SERIOUS Acctdent-f cstcrday, Adam Deru, one OF
~ "otAmen employed at the bewery ef Mes,rs.
Abbott and Newlin, in north Second street. none.
81 70 q" employers 10 clean one OF the empty vat,
process used IN Germany, viz : with spirits of
rme. The experiment was new, aud he was told IN
P.>csed WIN caution and was specially admonish.
"a 40 'ake a light with him into the Dem.
however,, descended into the immense Mac -
BILE OF cocia'ningtw hundred barrels bur. contrary
'e orders, Ne took with him candle. After having
scattered about gallon half Of spirits, he acci
ss"iaiiy dropped The candle. The whole liquor ex
p'eaea' TO the great CONSERVATION of the people a.
s"u"d Attempts were IN de to take the sufferer
from he position, but in vain aud he wa. 6nally
saksn out throagha whole put into the side of the
,sl. s'"s' shockinely mansed. He was taken i'm
sea,s'siy 70 the hospital.
Jbs sufferer has since died
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
SCHOOL Al NEEROSE,
q, Henry (Onllsv,

THE undersigned DESTROYS 10 have the education
OF lis sous and nepbews conducted under las
Own inspection. has engaged he serg ees II Mr. John
v Leary, gentleman OF high CLASSICAL aiialnnents.
md nos exemplary moral cliafaeer y o lias Lad Sc
Ferdi years experience III teaching IN Europe. aud
WHO is at this Time the head Of respectable Semi
na'y IN the state Of New York. The course of IN
sfnaion will be such as 10 IN youBs gentlemen for
entering any OF The Colleges Il the state and 10 sup
ply as iar practicable, The bebeils Of q collegiate
education 10 those, whose pursuits aud cucunsian-
ces NAY prevent them FROM prosco ung iheif stu
dies IA Tic higher Sen,inafes ef learning. lastcad
81 reading much loosely. the oblect this school,
VIII be 10 teach wlH Is read thofoughs, aud 10 ed
neae the mental and moral faculties ms ead Of load
ing The memory with mere words. The situation is
fettfed aud healthy, aud every efun shall be used
TO guard The health AMI morals Of The youth who
may frequent the school. Tie undets signed when
not professionally engaged will take pleasure IN ri.
wing from time to tune, his personal attention TO
ile. school, aud will take occasion II opeu subjects
oi general science to The pupils in the TORN oil
caslonai popular lectures. The first sessinn OF the
school viii commfnce on the 18th day Of February
next. and close the f7fh Of July Terms for
board. &c and tuition in all any Of the subjects
Taught, per session Of FIVE months, 500 90. The
lee Tor board AID tuition IS expected in advance
and no deduction will be made for casual absence
unless caused by ndisposuon. The number of
pupils viii be limited 10 twenty five Books aud
slalonary furnished at Danye prices
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN.
N b. have al this time a class Of medical stu
dents, and would accommodate few rnnre. In ad-
dIlon 10 the ordinary advantages enjoyed in lie Of
ice OF practising physician, / may state that my
Pups receive regular instruction BY lecture and ex-
animation, and that my attention is also directed TO
me formation OF their STYLE by giving them 6eca-
sona exercise IN composition. This will not appear
nnlmPonant TO those who have observed HE lanent-
able deficiency, IN this particular, of many Young
gentlemen entering the profession. The medical
Iee Tor me course is Sl00, payable half in adj
vance Board, &c. eigAl dollars per month.
BARDH. EGAN.
Communications addressed, post pald, to Tho sos.
sctiber, ~ Horse Pasture Poe, once will be pfo,npt
~ attended 10. T. r.
Mclrosc, Jar. 10 wtlNb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
Va have received for publication the fo,lowinp
late A NJ IN Il ;sish p.rl.,.a., 49, 3

= We have received for publication the fo.lov;n q
late Aet Of the b. 'ish Parliament
Ammo Seeondo ct ..t.yio p,ctsyie Reginia.
Chap. NLlV.
A" Ac' TO prevent untiI the ead ofthe next session
2. frIlsmeni. ships clearing GU. from Brush
N"rh American port loading any ,ssi OF their car
g OF timber on deck, August II 1889
Whereas great loss of life and severe sn ..iaes
hsvs been occasioned amongst the Crews of SHIN.
and Vessels laden with timber from British ports in
North America. from the practice Of having por-
usn Of tue cargo OF such ships stoves on or above
dsck; Be N therefore enacted by the Queens
n'ssI excsalent majesty. by and with The advice and
es,pseI Of the Lords spiritual and temporal, and
c"nin'ons. 10 the present Parliament assembled.
'nd ~ The authority Of the same. Tia. ii shall
eot nc iawfoi TOT any part Of Tile cargo al any
- vessels wholly or ia pat laden viii, timber and
zs'ssnog Ion any Brush port in Na,ih America
1855 me Ars; day of September aud the iilst day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
VALUABLE REALEsTArE for SALE.

A WIFI SELL. one naoiety offlc Oner Mills or
d c0Ddifionalfy Ilie whole. They cmbface both
Gfist andSaw Mil. efected ifhin tie last or 7
years. are large Creek. which in ordinary yeats
afford an abundant SIMPLY Of Water. AMI are within
annie OF tie Pincy Siaud landing on ines River
and immediately opposite the lower end offe Canal
OF tile Blue Ridge. The ne rhborflood abound in
line Pine, Oak. aud Poplar timbcrs and the Roads
are good The line ofihe Canal being len on con
tract from Lynehbuig ae Tread ofthe pres mt work.
at the Blue Ridge. would afford fine field II, profit
able enefprize TO active man who lad leisure to
attend 10 the lsiness.
Will ALSO SELL CLOVER HILL, "
ing within a mile and iiaif ofihe Canal. i con-
tiins $50 or $50 OF rich land good proportion
ni which Is Tobacco Land; an has on il a fine col
lection Of Vines and choice Frni, Trees of almost
every variety grown in this climate.
vii also dispose OF the Rocky Row tract. con
tanning by late survey, 81 acres, little over 100
oil which cleared aud 10 cultivation and nearly
all oil II fresh. and kng well Cor Land situated a.
fnongst the Mountains consider il The richest Land
have ever seen.aud 1t Produces Tobacco Corn &c
remarkably we'll There is vet between 10 ir and five
hundred acres oil fne Tobacco Land to clear mos,
oil which Is CAPABLE oil producing siA seven crops
OF obacco IN succession, without a dimnuion of
the quantity, quality Of the crop II i heavily
nh,befed with Oak. Pine, Poplar. Chestnut Uickoty
&C. and tie range FOR Cattle and Hogs not interim
10 any IN the county: the most being ADEQUATE TO
raising and ialtenlne the latter; and there is fine
koung Orchard OF choice Apples, Pears Plums Hc
ana several Thousand Peach Trees are planted opt
ana many oil them are now bearing. | will sell any
oil me ABOVE property on accommodating terms as to
pfIce aud time; and will show it 10 any ono dis
posed 10 purchase. WM ARNISrE,n
Rocky Row. Amherst Dec l6 w6w