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was just enough five year ago, il was too much
now Tor he could at this time, buy "a much for SIN
dollars as he could then for eight But, notwith-
standing gentlemen were constant talking about re-
salaries the pay Of their dear selves. They WILL
however, talk about their willingness TO diminish the
pay OF pages and minor officers Of the House and the
Government; and even this morning sho cd their
prineip es OF economy frr 10 reduce the salary
of the Commissioner Of the Public Buildings one
hall. Toward the conclusion OF his remarks, he
said that he would, tomorrow, make an effort TO
have his bill for the reduction Of he pay of members
taken up; aud observed that he wanted the friends Of
retire chment 10 be here and back him by the yeas
and nays; that they might who were in favor
OF retrenchment and reform instead oflritterng away
their time on isolated cases in the Navy bill any
other
Mr. SrEENROD obtained the floor and on his
motion the Committee
Several Executive communications were. laid be-
fore the House.
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C,LOAK LOST.-Token in all probability by mis-
~ take from MIR. WicklIfe's, on Tuesday the 3lst,
full circle blue broad cloth CLOAK, Of the finest
quality with green cross-barred lining without cape
and without tassas attached TO the collar. The own
er will regard it as an especial favor II il be imme-
dately returned ,ither TO Governor Reynolds, at
Mrs SCOTS, Pennsylvania avenue, or TO Governor
Dodge, at Mrs. Fletcher's Missouri avenue.
feb 6-dlW
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM

MR. JOHNSON, at the earnest .olicitstion Of
wi numerous individuals, wall give his extraordi-
nary experiments in
CLAIRyOYANCE, SYMPATHY, sc.
upon the young man magnetised last week on Tues.
day evening, Feb Z at APOLLO HALL, at half
past seven O'Clock, which from his other numerous
engagements must be the last he will give in Wash
ington.
~ b. The most rigid scrutiny is invited in the in
ves,ga,ions of the evening feb.
Intel &Globe.
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IiVUV
all other causes, s,l36 or | to 6, l36

A greater exemption than Phiadep hia enjoys,
which is considerably more exempt from this fatal
disease than Boston.
The health wardeus under the directions Of the
Inspector, nov engaged In ascertainng the num-
Der Of beings living in the cellars and alleys in the
city and in cellar in City Hall place, in very
heart Of the city, tpeniy-eighi human beings were
found living together.
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WONDERFUL CURE OF DEAFNESS-READ
THE FOLLOWING

MY DEAR SIR II has become so common late
wi ~ TO puff medicines by letters, that ! would
now refrain from any expression OF my feelings or
opinion, did not feel compelled TO speak IN ustce
20 YOU, aud out OF desire to serve my follow-men
You remember with what reluctance ! was induced
to try Scary-s Oil for Deafness, fr felt convinced,
,er many Intellectual attempts that deafness Of ten
wears standing could not be cured by any medicine
but will you believe il when tell you my second
bottle, | can hear almost as well as any member Of
my family. The effect upon me has been magical
my former existence seems like dream and the
pleasure OF listening to and hearing conversation
carried in ordinary tone OF voice. after being 80
long subjected to the use Of the cartrumpet, i al
most transporting. | do not much like TO have my
name in print, but as the above statement may dc
some good, have objection TO your using H.
Your obliged friend,
L. NJ. CHELMSFORD,
33i Warrington street
NEw YoRv, Nov. l6, 1912.
For sale by n. s Patterson, corner Of 9th stree
and Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
Feb. 6--it
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THURSDAY, the 26ih instant,

rich and complete assortment, comprising
some entirely new styles of Lamps, and
every article in the line, Of that exquisite
taste pecula' to French manufactures, Sc
lected from the latest an most fashionable
models now in use at Paris, and AZ there
are but few duplicates, and in many in
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CAPITOL. HILL INSTITUTE

~ meeting Of the Institute will be holden this
evening, at its room on New jersey Avenue, Capitol
Hill, at O'Clock. A Lecture will be delivered by
Benz. b. French, Esq Admission is free and the
public is invited TO attend.
SIMON BROWN, Secretary.
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MR. FISK will deliver lecture, on Wednesday
wi evening, February 9Th, at Carusi's Saloon, over
the City Post Office, at halt past seven O'Clock. Az
ter which, series Of interesting experiments will be
exhibited.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady so cents.
feb 7-4
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NoTr.-Cloth, Garments Horse Blankets, &c.
taken In and wsierproyed by the proprietor at mode
rate charges. Cloth done at IS cents per yard !
Over Goats 81 10; Other articles in proportion
The Firemen individually and collectively, are IN
vted TO examine the advantages Of this discovery
Poet paid letters Will have prompt attention. Terms
Of sale made easy TO responsible purchaser.
=. II. PErTlS,
No. 1870 Nassau street, New York.
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THO. HAyENNER & son,

street, betweon aud btb stfeets.
We also offer Water, Butter, Sugar, Soda, and
Dyspepsia Crackers, and Pilot and Loaf Bread, of
the very best quality
feb i-3t Il. III. son.
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RcffeHcul
PinsburgI-Messrs. Shea Pennocs,
Mr.. Samuel Church,
Mcssrs. MVsy, Hanna Co.
&. H. Kay Co.
J,,H,J,Ipbia-Nessrs w cher, Miller a. Hand,
Dickson a Tiers,
Robert Stein Co.
John II. Broun & Co.
spering Good K Co.
Crsq Bellss a Co.
WIN. NJ Meredith, Esq.
Nsif Y5rk-Mes-rs. Gould, Banks 90.
Collins, Reese 4 Co.
Woodruff 4 Minturns,
A. & A Benson,
s. Dewitt BlooJgood, E-q.
r. &. Wctmore, Esq
Bosfon--lIon Lew Lincoln,
Franklin Haven ksq.
Hashin gton City--IIon. Walter FoTwMd, secretary
oftbs Treasury.
.,Is ~ A.w. Marks, Esq
TIntel. and Globe
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LEMON CRACKERS.

w Oder 10 the public this morning nc ~ article
w in the Cracker line, which wo aatter ourselves
is superior To any thing heretofore in the market
We respectfully solicit our friends TO give them .
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MARINE HOSPITALS.

MIR. w. w. IRWIN, in pursuance of previous
tice asked and obtained leave To introduce bill TO
establish marine hospitals the Western waters /;
which was read twice and committed to the Commit
tee Of the Whole on the state of the Union
And the House adjourned.
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VACCINE MATTER.

yINhe above article, from the "Jennerisn V accin~
! Institution" heretofore recommended by Drs,
Sewal Hall and Hunt, can be had ofthe subscriber
within few days notice, fresh and genuine, under
seven DAYS old in all instances, o, 81 per crust All
orders will be promptly attended to. Twill be re-
collected that the General Government receives Its
supplies from the above Institution.
WIN. YOUNG, Agent
Washington City, successor TO j. & w. Young,
ian 10 Druggists, Washington City, ID. C.
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MOSES G; LEONARD, Committee
HENRY T. DAVIES (''

The following the prices asked for the exclusive
right to the 'Nassau Principle" of Water-proving
in the different States. Proper proportion will be
made for any city, town, county or district.
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BLANK BOOKS,
Ofthe most durable Kind, made from the finest linen
paper, and bound in manner une9eahed IN mh
sonafyv for strength and dural lity. Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed have
been in use upwards Of siIty years, without g'inh
vsy, and any oftheir superfns books which may be
ordered will he warranted to stand that length
of time. =,
OrIers from public offices, institutions, and indy
duas will be attended TO with prompness, and at fair
rate. HOGAN & THOMPSON,
No 30 North 4th ST., and No. los.
Chesnut, st., philadelphia.
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WILLIAM n. AUSTIN,
AT TORN A Il l. a w

Ca-d-wM. F. AusTIS, Esq, will give his st,en.
lion To- nv unfinished business; and l recommend
him to The patronage Of my friends
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PATENT OrrIcE, 23d January, l843.

Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
ian 25-dlWSeodlw
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MESMERISM.

SIMON BROWN, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

- NV the 18th Of the present month, tJune
gro man, Phil Johnson who muatto about p of aye,
straight and likely full head of hair speaks slow, and when
spoken very apt Sir whether he hears distinctly
Had when he left blue jeans roundabout straw hat
pair colored cashmere pantaoons He took
with him Summer cloth coat, originally black but somewhat
changed in color by the effect of the sum- with velvet collar and
a pair of blue cashmere pantaloons.
Johnson purchased July, lS1 OF Mr. John DAN
gered Trustee Augustus NJ Bra1ton, of Matthews
Virginia. where understand, raised. His mother liz
by Mr. Stanley udna Gloucester county, TO
the other (which places have doubt he has gone
IL Johnson is taken up Of the State of Virginia. and
JAIL that get him. will give reward of one hun
dollars up the State aud committed to JAIL will
reward of p dollars and delivered 10 in the
PB JONES
Richmond June 30h lS43. l5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

GALE OF FARMvILLE PROPERTY.-By virtue of two
- Trust executed the subscriber by James NJ Jack
and Sarah A. his wife, dated the 4h March, 1872 and
April 1912 both of record in the County Court of
Prince Edward certain debts therein mentioned due
Farmers Bank of Virginia. at its office at Fafmve will be
of F. H. James, Tavern, in the Town of Farmvile,
following property conveyed by said Deeds to wit: Part Of lot
No. g. Main street. which is at present occupied by r. H.
deceased-lo No a. on Main street. oecuped at present by
Store, and the said James NJ Jackson
family residence-Lots No 40 A. ~ 49, A. 45 in William G.
venable's suryeyLo No. lately occupied by James NJ Jack
Factory and the appurtenancess No. % and 20 IN
Elndoph survey; and the following Slaves Jacuh My,
Mary, Isaac Coles, Jack Thomas John William, Teacher,
Claiborne William Henry, Austin Ryand Paul. Grace Martha,
Anthony Merit Charles Henry and Bnrk number of these
mechanics and nearly all uncommony likely
and valuable.
Tsrus-Cash for the Slaves. credit will be given the
Rea Estate win be made known the day Of sae The
title the herein conveyed believed be good but
only convey such is vested in by the deed
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, Trustee.
Farmvlle, June 9th. ls43. l4-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

DURLIC SALE-By virtue Of decree of the County Con OF
Orange, rendered Monday the Gath july the suDscpes
sell. public auction the 3st day OF tins monh thu
Willis Grove, the residence of William u W IS ue
This and valuable Estate lies IN Inc county vi
Orange Rapid Ann river contiguous TO the Manuactnme
Robert T. Willis and contains by recent survey ol1
acres all of hyperion quality and we'll adapted TO tue CROWN o
corn tobacco The highlands are oil SuulWcseih
exposure, and the lowands of alluvial soil -,
This situated about miles from the turnpike wi.
Court house, being not more
than s mills from latter, from the former and within
farmers There abundance OF timber o
the purpo,es and sufficient water from hummer o
good Springs running through each e!d On one
of the streams there large and productive meadow me IN
consisting of dwelling house, winch
is large ad commodious, story frame building aaJaceh
factory few yards OF the mansion with three large foo
aud cellar kitchen with four 0ons NUMBER o canihs WIN
stone chane large stables and large Barn. all In sood
repair conveniently located There are besides me aooVe
other necessary buildings The garden Is age handsome
and poductive-in ne subcrbes believe that viii well
compare with any the county for beauty scenery
Commanding an extensive eanul view OF the Blue hd2e
and Rapid Ann vaev fertility of SOIL salubriy oil climate ana
convenience flucaiou
The subscribers will SELL the day. another Tract
containing acres lying in the "Pney Woods about Tour
Willis This land which valuable, prnci-
py timber, will he sold IN three or more
tracts, purchases Diagrams of either Estate WIZ be
shown Those wishing view the premises will call on the
Grove
fourth of the purchase money will be required IN
haud-the balance one and three annual saments,
cured approved personal security. and the premises
ncr The sale viii be made al Willis Grove.
~ ROBERT T. WILLIS,
RICHARD II. WILLIS,
Executors of William G. Willis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

NOrCETle subscriber offers for sale, privately, his VA
~ IUABi.E AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting Of
abou go Of LAND, $50 winch flat land a fist
quuy, and al IN high Of Improvement. On good
portion o the hch land there of Clovern the
production Of which Land Virginia superior. All things
considered, the Amelia Springs certainly valuable
Eastern Virginia: situation healthy and i'll waters
equal Ia Virginia. The improvements the place
and superior the having been erected
within the lat sn There is large brick Hotel,
three hi.h with spacious ball - feet by 80, The
Ladies' suing adjoining and nine lodging above and
large Gent-mrn' the basement story On each
side the the Hotel brick house. each 96
length and rnCk containing II There IL. likewise
ar framed binding containing ~ rooms and great number
Of other efficient all la 500 6UU
nn+ Thc . also superior dining 100 feet long,
built q h'icN winch sufficiently spacious dine 400 prrsons
ucl and comfortable residence located the
dining well raird the residence uf those
intending dining There good house.
wh there ,i be- done good business in the mercantile line
lcr o good hath house. with eight rooms, appropriated
Tor bathing The stables equal virginia for
vrrne Sc there being of brick sufficient Ia contain NJ
least framed stable, sufficient couan 10
horses The ward ana pleasure grounds having been laid out by
celebrated English gardener and alhe borders beautifully de-
snTusb-ry al different kinds this most
The spring. located Nat, surpassed
] betu, " world. The waters of the Amelia
springs NV been anayzed by Or. Bridges of Philadelphia and
approx ofby Doc Parish of the place The following
the compared with that of the White Sulphur Springs
tsELIs SPRINGS. WmIE SULPHuR SPRINGS
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
a<crtanrd having Suphat- Hydrogen 25
tI,. oh naI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

ING WILLIAM FARM FOR RENT-W,ll he rented for The
ensuing YEAR Sl4 at Auction, Mechancksvie, IN the
county, OF King Wam the 18th day of August ei3 fair
Known Farm, called Marhss lying King William county,
1r, Iompsns' and Dabneys Ferry The tract contains COS
s and ia 10 be cultivated the three shin system, with
,pr m ares or rather MORE each shift There is good
s house and other houses premises and the rentor
privilege seeding small grain this FAIL Terms
gate known tho day of renting . :, -,
=, 25-it%
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.ro wooD AND TIMBER GETrERs.

TO WOOD AND TIMBER 6Gl iERS
Potomac Land IN .Market-.7 Great Bargain offered.
OFFER my lard in Prince William county, Virginia,
near Dumrcs, and miles from navgabe wa,e-
The contains 1859 about one halt OF which heavily
tmbered Of virgin growth viz oak hickory and heart pine
The Improvements supeor the dwelling which Is Of
modern constructions contains twelve spacious rooms,
saoon passages Closets &C. II IS built of brick and cost
years thousand dolas 1t Is in good
pair The perfectly healthy and is about five
miles from the District Of Columbia on the road lead
ing from Fredericksburg Alexandria An extensive wood bu
sness carried from Dumfes aud its vicinity with the Dis
c of Columbia and large contracts readily be made for
wood standing the wood and corded is believed
that wood enough could spared and sold from the tract in the
course of one much than double the amount
which asked for the whole tract, the heart pine is also
valuable That portion Of the land which is open susceptible of
high state Improvement but has been much neglected of e
years.
will sell great bargain application be made before the 9Th
day September IL sold before that day sale
shall, that day fair not the next fair day, offer it al
public auction, on the premises.
Thomas Golden who lives the place. will show to
disposed Any letters addressed to
JOHN A. PARKER.
Tappahannock Essex co.. Va, July 81 2l-wtlS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

WEBB, BACON & co.
orrER SALE,
al hhds New Orleans
- do. Porto Rico crvc.ps
p do. ST.. CroiI
l6 hbls. loaf
Ihds and barrels n. .. Moasses
go bags Porto Rico
900 do Llgura
$50 do African ,copErpa
G. do old Government Java ''f A'"''
50 do Cuba and ST. Jaga
do Maricaibo
1000 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
English refined table SALT in boxes
Bar IRON bsered Steel
400 kegs Nails and Brads
20 tisIces Rice
Barrels pearl Barley Tar. Pitch
Ol-Tanners, Winter strained sperm
leather-solc, upper, harness, calf skins
lea-Gunpowder and POwchong
Gunpowder in kegs and caEisiers
Shot, bar Lead
Candes-sperm, tallow and Iull's patent
a00 boxes Soap, embracing almost every variety
Nader indigo Salt Pelre
Pepper Pimenio, Ginger, Alum
Birthstone, Chocolate, starch, Hops
Clover Seed, nests wooden Ware
Painted Buckets. window Glass
London Porter, Wines of various kinds
Cotton Yarns, Irvine. Cotton and Hemp
Shoe Thread, cotton O2nabIrgs
Sheetings and Shirlincs
Bed Cords and Lines lcOtton and hemp
Wool, Feathers
Writing, letter and wrapping Paper, &C.
Jlly I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

AR RICHARD F. BRoADDCS my Agent is now about to
vi the counties Southwestern Virginia, beginning Al
Rbrds- and taking all the from that point South
West for the purpose giving subscribers and others an o
afuuy settling their dues the R. Enquirer, H. wing, H.
Compiler and Southern Literary Messenger know that all cam
hope that all will be prepared 10 NEE, Mr. D. with these
claims Persons wishing subscribe to these, ana other
p. in Richmond will find this very favorable OPP
torerry WILLIAM GOULDiN,
Collector for Enquirer, Wing, sc.
fit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

f,llttIl s. f1.l ul VIRGINIA -1h. inst'i-
NftfAt4u HHt N.5tiitt s,tshis
Itr vi tI.t #f tf lille. ~ III rnttt ttotdca3 an
raft4 afff lfft ut Ftlth u - Dirsi and spu at
sttfii ttftH Effai itipu-s y tA'nH lfHatoHt
trf sH gffats t Tie substantial
~ lsfssnf rnnmensnf.ir,
toi.vr - shsfr = have youth trained tn thar
"eisdnH. ~ shifh 80 ~ The Iui ). the beginning. -
~ tbs end WHg ttif ht. hreu aPcit blessed
lf-ay.n md nd the opportunity entering their
ensuing offered a. Christian parents.
TAr ass.ion VII trgtu Monday, 2nd Ucoher
inmate about the middle u thu 'uh.,qurht July.
The change. t,cpnp arranged ly the Trustees, for
rach separate ralil, per ahuiu $40
Ana, ~ from the family, for
H. $50
payments In every oa-c annually advance, 1t
her and l.. March.
The number of students Ia exceed %.
The location al the Institution advana. eou
being within miles al ArIlndnI u. e., and aionIn. the
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia and healthy,
commanding and beautiful eminence, nearly 800 feet above the
Potomac.
The Of admission in general ever Ia limited number,
however, received between 10 and H. Assurance worthy
character required every youth
hyand after reasonable effort, incourgibeis promptly
moved.
All letters o inquiry and application should be directed The
illogical Seminary p o. Alexandria, D. e. and addressed
REV. w. n. PENDLETON Rector.
July - 227Silf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

4 FARM FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND.-I offer for sale the
"A farm, and half miles from the city of Richmond
The contains 24O acres adjoining the farm recently pnr
chased by John Gregory Esq., late acting Governor of Virgil
MIA The buildings all and in good repair The dwell
ling house large and commodous Capt John T. White, who
lives on the premises will take pleasure showing them
disposed purchase The terms will be
only small purchase money will he required.
would take either Bank State Stocks take in
county property For further particulars, apply
my friend Carter who is authorised act for
will sell a bargain i'm this property. JOS. STARKE.
June n lO-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08
I1EMALE scmooI-rupoR mALL.-The subscriber has

ISEMALE SClIOOI-rUDOR lIAIL.-The subscriber has
made the establishment o Feuae bnafd
Nrw;own King aud Queen county,
OF Miss Burat present ana Tor
several years past of The school III Mr. John CoNs
Essex.
Tn. high reputation which Mis- uf' has acquired hef pro-
,hg mere
rgd qualification. teacher; ;r appreciation "i a
rents and guardians. pntr"nLrd her sci i ana The
love pupils speak "ndiy her favor
any ,uog, Which the .ubrt.r might attem ~ her be
halt
The sai ~ N,ss Mlurrn, who has for rome
Mites TUT the Teacher ~ Music
ana frriinur 4 me capacity ~ The seho#-
HE pfutsa a,nn 4 ptasan' md healthy AMI ~" ohn'c
= hs nrlshnoih,d 'u. ''t"ns Recommendation ~ " Ia
Ttss, 49, issi asd ia.n, siia. fi hr "hor tom com
80 npu ~ lti ~ o,t .ipg thr list NJ J, l"low
80 Drt 4i sithp.' hr residue ~ tr expiration
~ 49, t.s HNf TT ttss ~ itNHttuu tor the
t#.saf fmg# tu.tafrf t.lID8. ts1. triHirt ~
tut.a 4ss tI. 'tsF nrou.tsl s1 Na.6, m
ttFfs ..fr ltI3s ST. vi tIlf,p.
N8ff.FM.# fNt tu tt.ts.Nr.
ult nos Uact WAVE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR GLASGOW.
By Of deed of Trust, executed by John p Sampson,
to the undersigned and NJ Garand of date 3st August
1899 and duly recorded the Clerks Office OF Amherst County
Court and for certain purposes therein mentioned the unhe
signed surviving Trustee by the direction Of The creditors s
cured will proceed the premises THURSDAY tie 2in
day August si3 SELL by way of public auctnn 10 inc
highest bidder all that tract parcel Of Land conveyed ny WI
NJ Waller and wife said John F. Sampson by deed dne
recorded in Amherst County Court called "fHE WlNIoN l
TATE containing by late s5 rods d
in The Amherst both sides of Buioe rve anu
adjoining the Of New Glasgow. - -,
his is represented and believed by the undersigned 70
valuable Estate invites the attention Of capitalists 10
Possession for seeding will be given at the day
and fuIl possession the Isl OF January next. ,ts
TrRas-The land win be sold credit Of ~ 10 or - @ he
eYcept as To the necessary the expense- n
nurca,er required In give negotiable satisfactorily
dorsed-and deed Of the property to secure M ,de
incnt The believed be unqlesonablebu w, n rms,
sirned will convey such title only vested in him BY e
deed aforesaid e. l.. MOSBf, surviving ss-tds