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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-12-16

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honnr nr norsanaI "no Io'ts Po''l.cal
per6dv and ,ro,snn sIonII , "',a 80 oe'i''Ses
or ,L,rI ,,,;'' ''T"'" ''e! ~ nc PaSSrS neal
thoro I,I"L Nt.i 10 ''s,t Ashlahu' ana
Mos aid tha Neutrality-suspicious.; VI w, N"'S P['nci
nnt,io,s,' I,pp',n ~I,, Vi ""s "oho' ana
!, ~ ;''I III! l't:
,L 800, v''''s III '.eS' ue3c"r' a'c Gays
l, ','., poS ~. s"' =" uP"" ,.'c
o' PofSoa"' I'i'I'.s'' ""oi' Pupl1 me" o'S
.s"lo an 'o''i!' P''.SeS unu t'o.csS ''hS' ana
rci'uiiSh'nEy '''p"v' 'iei' po'A'S " t'fh uSloe
from s'e olsgVs'h@ sPec'arie' ana IN iiis quiet
home look upon one whose ne mas been devoted
10 the DSs' itefcsts OF us country ana VINO mas
ever c"eeiIu'iy Sacr'hced Sei'-htereSt ana ahlb'-
tIon upon me S''ilIie OF pune du'y' such man
IS t'enfy way, ana ~ Is 'he oeeP ana growing
khoWieose OF ',''S "'''i'eieS'c" P1t.o'lsih 'hlt
Iehaefs HshIano SO dear 10 every wing, ana its
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-12-16
Feom the Delaware Republican.
DISTHTnIiTION

Had the loco ioco party permitted Mr. Clay S
land bill to bcrom- law. wien Il v.aa first en-
hetod, VIA would have beer me present conJli-
ton OF the country More Of tie States would
have repudHcJ-pubhc schools throughout the
union would nave been more fourishing--lhe
government wonld not have launched out into
such eAtravagance-corrupti would not have
slaikcd about with such eilrontery-the old Tar
i'll would not have been virtually repealed aad
the distress which has fallen upon us would have
never existed-either adopt w. c. Johnson S
200 million plan or distribute the annual pro-
ceeds Of the sales.
We ask what loco foco measure hts not PROV
cd disastrous 10 the country Has not all their
innovations and experiments proved cursts' Ad-
mltIng their honesty ofpurpose all must pro-
nounce them at least short -sightcd and unwise.
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G.s.sc--zbAzpl.,zAszzz

REASONS why The Stainburn Veeeta-
bic Extract Pills, are especially adapted
to this climate.
No care required in using them.
No change of diet
The body less liable to take cold when
under their influence than at any Other
time
May be taken morning, noon. or night.
with certainty of good results; that is
provided they operate freely upon the
bowels.
As cahartic they are the most mild and
lnvIgora'Ing that can be administered.
CArTloN.-No Drug Store has the zen
ulne Stainburn Piils-For sale At Torbe,ts
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a FIVE FIR.H
For Sale.

FgNhe subscriber offers at private sale
T. very beautiful farm lying on the Sas
salras River in Cecil county, Maryland
within one mile and half Of Frederick
itown. and about three miles from Cecil.
u, assSsssss ton. 1t contains 1877 acres of
a ae' tt of which v,s1. s1G", 80
:" ~s- and the residue is arabic land,
lich has had within the last four wears
I 300 BUSHELS LINE spread OH it, Is in a
BOD state of cultivation with excellent
eacing, made Of chestnut and cedar and is
IF very improvabIe quality. The bull
lings, which cost upwards of $4,000
are now consisting of a good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, two stories high with
two rooms on floor, a cornerih and a
stable capable of accommodating six
horses. This property is beautifully and
delightfully."- situated sul will be sold a
great bargain. One third par. OF the pur.
chase money will be required to be pait
in cash, and for the residue a very rea.
souable credit will he given. The title
is good. JOHN G. GROOME.
ELKToN. May 9Th 1913.
N. B. Mr.. James Robinson the pre-
ont tenant will shew it to any person de
irouS Of purchasing. J. {. q.
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Hats! Efats!!

FENllE subscriber has now on hand at his Fash
IL ,onable Hat and Cup Store large and gen
era! assortment of hats and caps Of the lates
fashions and best qualities which he will con
tinue tosell wholesale and retail at prices osui
the times.
Country merchantsarc particularly invited to
call and examine his stock, as he can supply
them on better terms than they can suit them
selves in the cities.
Thankful for the very liberia encouragement
he has received he hopes to deserve contnu-
alton of the same by endeavoring to do the
thing that's right.
JAMES T. BROWN.
N. B. He will deliver free of cost, hats, to
storckccpers who do not reside more than City
miles from this place.
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fcanlb boat EIxp5osi SION

LIVES LosT.--An extra from 4he PITTS
burg Chronicle, darSd on Thursday even
ING last, says that on Wednesday evening,
just as the steamboat Warren was backing
out from Frecport, she either collapsed
her hucs or her boiler exploded, Git is not
known which,) but from the situation OF
the boilers IN front OF The cabin, either ac-
c!dcmt would have been equally fatal; and
all hands and passengers on board of her,
except two, were either killed or very
batIy sca!ded. Fourteen persons were
said to be missing. No names are given.
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The Louisville Journal says that a, a
late Loco foco meein@, held at Carroll,
La, 1t was solemnIy resolved that sin
1910 the majority Of the people of the
United States were insaae," SC. We have
no doubt that, after 1914, they will resolve
that majority OF hundreds of thousands
of the people of The United States are in
curably crazy, and must be sent forthwith
to the iunatic asylum-Atas.
7 here is an anecdole of lunatic WHO.
bewalling his fate in being shut up IN
confinement, said that he thought that all
the world was crazy while all the world
thought the same OF him and being a mi
norily he had to submit The democra-
cy was in like case in lS4O and will be
again in lS44-Frederck Examiner
N w A l. The U. S. brig Somcrs,
1t. Com. v est, at Maanzas, 18th ul,,
from Key West-Olicers and crew all
well.
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L. a " I'D
For Sale.

THE subscriber will offer a, public sale
on TUESDAY 9Th day Of ANUARY
next, tract of land containing
So Acres,
situated in Cecil County, No, and lying
on each side of the road leading from
Charlestown to the Brick Meeting House,
about S miles from each place; and adjoin-
ing lands Of Caleb Edmondson, Humphrey
Riddle and others. As the road divides
il, i might be sold in seperale lots.
sxsasSssA. About 30 acres of it is good
ssasyssg wood land-the soil is good ia
w ~" tnrally, and on one side Of the
-HAaazs-- road it is fenced. The only i'm
provemenls are log barn, and an orchard
of apple trees.
The sale will take place on the premi-
ses on said day, when terms will be made
known by SAMUEL STROUD.
Dec 9Th '43-ts-Pd.
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TYPE SErrrSG.-Mr. J Y. Ford, of Troy, has
been several years attempting TO complete an in
ven ton of his own to set mp type, and has a.
length succeeded. 1t viii set $50 type in a min
ute by means of keys similar 10 piano forte So
slvs n TrCv n,,,.i
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Millinery.

IVA h-' Lb'HHpEi IL n' ohlNoEI Has
1A just returned from Philadelphia. with
a large assortment of Bonnets Of every
variety. and of the latest fashions. logcih-
CT with a splendid lot Of ribbons, and all
other articles kept by IA millincr.
Her shop is the one forms rly occupi-
ed by Miss Ellis, opposite the Washing
ton Hotel.
She tenders her thanks for the patron
age she has received since she commenr
ccd business, and no effort on her pae
will be spared to deserve continuance
Of like encouragement.
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Ls7MorE STEAmERs.-lt is stated that a
firm in Boston intend building, before spring, SIX
steamers to be propelled by the Ericsson screw,
for the Albany trade. They are to be consiruc-
ted ofiron, and Of three hundred tons capacity,
and are to he run between Troy, Albany and
Boston.-Thcy will make the pa. sage, it is
thought, in forty hour
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INMAN, THE ARTIsr.-Wills, in his Washing
ton correspondence, says that Henry Inman, the
gifted artist, who has been for some time ill in
New York, is supposed to be beyond hope ofrc-
covery. The country would lose in him one of
itu most brilliant men ofgenius.
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$AlissroHAEIEs.-The Boston Post Of the
5th, says:-'' Religious exercises were held yes
terday morning on board the brig Globe, at Com
mcrcial wharf, previous to the sailing of the fol-
lowing persons, as Missionaries to the Sandwich
and Society Islands:-Rev. r. d. and Mrs
Hunt, Rev. L. and Mrs Whi,lcscy, Rev. C. d.
Andrews, Rev. John +. Prague and Miss Whit
ney, from the American Board Of Foreign Mis-
sons.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-12-16

THE Clay BASxER.-rhc whole country,
says the Boston Atlas, throughout its length and
breadth, is now waking up TO the necessity OF
choosing true Wing President, at the next
election, The attention of the Wing party
those who earnestly desire to save the country
from the horrors of another Loco Foco reign, and
from the miserable misrulc Of such men as John
TyIcr--is now strongly turned towards Henry
CLAY. He Is THE MAN-and the onip man who
stands any Glance of obtaining the nomination Of
the Wing Convention at Baltimore.
Put the H'higs IF .ljosSocLuscnS dorm, as claim
ants lfthat Banner. As soon as we get Gov.
Briggs fairly into Office, which will be early III
January we shall begin to make preparations to
set out for Baltimore. The Wings of Massa-
chusetts will give Mr.. Clay as cordial and hearty
a support, as those ofany Stnte in the Union
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I5S9The Wings CT New Haven, Connecticut,
have organized Clay Club in that city. We
trust that all other towns and cities where there
is now no regular organization will follow tho
example Of New Ilav0n and Philadelphia, and
that ere long TIC whole Union will present the
appearance Of one vast Clay Club, laboring tc
promote the good cause
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A gentleman in Greenville county, North
Carolina, procured some seeds of the Chinese
Tea, some time ago, which he planted, and says
it came to perfect maturity and can be raised in
that sccto of the country in great abundance,
with but little trouble.
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PoRK TRADE OF CMcINNATI.-The Cincinnati
Chronicle states that during the past season about
$50, 900 hogs were slaughtered and packed at
Cincinnati and Covington. OF these about TO-
900 were rendered almost entirely into lard.
Abopt G 500, 900 pounds of lard were seat from
Cincinnati to France.
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CpSSUWPI or 2HE LN.NGS,
Affections of the LIVER, hsthua, Bronchitis
Pains or weakness # The Breast Oh L;iHgS
Chronic Coughs, Plru',sy- IIeinomhago q Inc
l.ul. $, and all alIyci.clls oi the Pulmonary Or
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'rgEsGco's Sale Of
ZaAeNo

BY virtue of a Decree from the High
Court Of Chanrery, the undersigned as
Trustee, will offer at public sale, on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
Capital PrIzc 100000
W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE RTILDING.

FOR LUCKY NUMBERS, THIS Is THE OFFICE
so and paid here lately prize $4,000 also large mum
Der OF smaller such $1,000 $500 $780, &c sc
Lotteries for this Week
For Wednesday Evening per Mathew Jersey Class No Il
Price $4,000 5000 $500 sIIS 1900 10 OF 1880 10
Of 1901 10 Of 600 20 OF 800 ISIS SC. IS Nos and IL
drawn. Tiekttss5.
For THURSDAY Evening per Ma-va MononE.ls Extra No >
Pines $4,000 6OO0 sI2 $50 o 500 10 Of $50
IS Nos and II drawn. Tickets SO
For Friday at u o'clock NJ in the Ethanse-va Iessurs
Class No 6Ptes $1,000 2OO0 1855 1000 OF 500 20
of2O IS oflOO &c. 10 Nos and IL drawn Tickets sll
For Saturday. Monday MomnsGrnd Consolidated
soflooO Of soOs Of 400 ofsSO OSo 90
&C Is Nos ami ~ drawn Tickets 81.
TO BE DRAWN IN FEBRUARY.
AsIandua, Class Al Alexandra Iitb February
Pnzes-S3J,O00. 10000, 5000, 3,3l7s Of $500, Of
2OOO 10 Of 1900, 200 Of 500 &C. IS Nos and II drawn
Tickets $40.
AeJsniria, Class r a; As1snbrs, Is February
Przes-S35,29 I, 10000, $780, 3)OO 1913 S Of 1900
60 Of 1000 80 Of 500, so OF 300, &c. rs Nos and 10
drawn. Tickets 80.
AsIandria, Class ?, 2Sih Of February
Pnzes-S3OOOO, 10000 5,000 $500, 5000, $500,
1895, Of 1900 80 prizes Of ,OOO 50 Of $50 IS Of
200, IS Of l5O l25 Of 1875 7s Nos and IL drawn Tick
cts $40.
sThs certificate packages Of whole bsiv.s or ousre
in any Lottery advertised by c. Gregory Co may at all times
be obtained on the lowest terms at this once
BAH orders confidential and attended 10 with pomptnsss
for Packages or ior single Ticket
p-rsharss IN al the above proporion-for sale BY
fec CHARLES woRTHAM
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hy fnloes d Brother.
Corner opposite Rel Tavern.

Ky fnloes & Brother.
Corner opposite Rel Tavern
10 REGULAR SALE DAYs-Tuesdny., Thur.dny.
and SnturdRys
9ch advances will be made every description Of good,
consigned for pubic sale.
~ SATURDAY MORNING. Feb. iith commencing 10
COCK IN 'front.' OF store viii be sod variety OF desirable ous
consisting part Of Wood Chairs best city make
oe Beadng and Bedeads Mahogany Bureau sideboar &e
Mountain Butter m hkins, French Brandy OF Rye
"hisksy Sugar Coffee; superior Tobacco Ae
ADDITIONAL
Several articles Of Furniture from family leaving the civ
- Bees and Bedding Bedseads Chairs Bureaus. WARDROBE
Work and Saddle Horses
AT lot O'Clock saddle Hor.es som. Of then.
very superior.
BUGGY.
AT sane time handsome top Buggy Of manufacture
b--Sae without
fe INLOES A. BROTHER
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CLARKE'S OFFICE,
RIcHIoND. Va.
THIS WEEK.

THIS WEEK.
Received from Jersey City WEDNESDAY night
Capitas-S2O,00O, 5000, $500, 2lI5 2OOO 10 of 1900
10 Of 1850, 10 Of 1000, &c. Is and ~ drawn
Tickets s..
Received Thursday night from Baltimore
Capiias-S2O,000, 5000. i1uO 400. 1872 $50 Of 500
&c. Is and III drawn. Tickets S6
~ the Exchange Richmond Friday % O'Clock
Capitas-SsOO0, 5000, l2sS 10 Of 1000 10 Of 500 90
Of 200, &c. 70 and IL drawn. Tickets S2I
Received from Wilmington .np rasueuiar uunc]
Cspiias-S75OO $500, 2Jnl. 1900, 1864, 2 Of 1000 2
Of 500, 5 Of 400, &C. IS aud ~ drawn. Tickets 2
DAVIS Iith February. tsI1. At Astandna
C1piias-S3O,OOO, 10000, 5000. 1911, Of $500. {
Of 2OOO 10 Of 1900, 200 Of 500. IS Nos and ~ drawn
Tickets $40
Draws 18Th February Acmniua.
Capiile-S35,29i or $1,000 nett, 10000 5000, 5000
2O13 Is Of 1900 60 Of 900 G1 Of 500, 90 Of 900 ~
md ~ drawn. Tickets go
DAVIS 2sth February AFrandua.
Capitas-s310 10000. 5000, $500, 1000 $500
1895 Of 1900 81 Of 1000, 50 Of $50. &c rs No.
and u dnwn. Tickets 80.
brcseU By The package NAV BE- had In every
variety ~ hb Once. WHERE days hanisou- pines
were soh Ore from the county solicited snd viii be- pron,
y lnd onn6ienialy attended 10 D.
he cHASrArN CLARKE
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ASSIGNIE,S SALE

Groceries. Glassware, &c
On THURSDAY MORNING Feb 9th me =, 10 oo-s
Il s al auction without reserve at my storage room 10 ,
quantity Of Groceries Glassware &c in pau
Gunpowder and Hyson Teas
Manufactured Tobacco, Rice
New Bedford Sperm Candle.
Starch, Nails, assorted size,
Wood Ware in nests
Writing note and wrapping PAPER.
Specie Jars, from to gallons
Side Lamps, Revolving Castors
Copper and Japanned Lantern,
Knob Tumblers, assorted size.
Preserve and Cup Plates
Pitchers, Mugs and Jugs
Hhds. assorted Glassware, Vial,
Shoe Brushes, Clothes Brushes, &c.
Brass and Wood Clocks
gVsAe Without limit or reserve. ROOT. HILL
fs : Sale conducted by ISLoEs a BROTHER Aurt.
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Eotteries.
STRATTONS' OFFICE.

bnwinE q Crand Consolidated No Extra-Psh,,,,, n,
% 70 u - n ~ - ~ 80 S. u ~ AZ "A
pnNths n AS,Andra issisy. No. C-FebTy tth
p u Is 50 80 10 81 n a. 81
Drawing ~ Monon-aia Lottery. No. s--Feb'y Ctr
u - - - IS 10 10 % ~ "a u So II
New Ierey Lottery 30. Is 70, WEDNESDAY Evening
Prle Of $4,000, 10 OF 1909. 10 OF i2j0 10 OF 900
&c. 10 NOs-l2 drawn. Tickets S..
Mononzaa Lottery. No = rtira. Tot THURSDAY Evening
prize Of $1,000. G,10J, 1000, 80 ize, Of 500 &c
- Nos. III drawn. Tickets So.
Lee'Sutg Lottery No draws Friday EIehanz. Al u och
przc OF 5000, 1900, 10 Of 1000, sc.
rs Mo-. II drawn. Tickets 81 80.
GtaBj Consolidated NJ. o. EAr, FIR Maisiay rr,rppy
l prize OF $3.50. 1850, > Of 900 Sc
40 Nus. ~ drawn. Tickets So
Another drawing for Nonday Morning
hrhandfis Lo. tas- II, dra Monday morning
prize Of $4,000 10000, 10 OF 1900 20 OF 500 &C.
10 Nos. IL drawn. Ticket, $40.
n sTRAT-roS
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IN Fellows and three Boys all likely, be al the Bow
~ ling Green Caroline County February Court h ms, n
me highest bidder for cash without They sold for no
u anu can ee recommended orderly and wei disposed Per
al SERVANTS for HONE usE viii 6nd II 70 tI
interest To attend the - -.
Two Likely Boys aged Is 10 viii be added IN. abov a.,
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TRUST SALE.

conformity with deed OF made b. Albert G sou,h,
Il ami wife 10 the subscriber trustee on the 9atb ~ Ds.,
eJ ana recorded in the Clerks Once us;ngs Cou Of
Williamsburg on the l-th day Of January At the request on
ose !" Sou1 one OF the ana for the
aoe OF satisfying the balance OF the secured BY the s
DEED 10 the said George w Souiha ne due and in
rear 70 MN H sell al public auction. ready money to the
highest bdde an front Of the Monday 2th day Of
m present month Fehruar property conveyed by the
1o and terein described all that zee parcel or
lot OF Land and Buildings thereon usually called and knov =, The
CITY HOTEL"
situate ns and being the sOu eide Main street in the
cay Of Williamsburg Also an uneIpred Lease ground
asea OF The sud Cooperation adjoining the hrst mentioned
piece or oi OF land and having thereon formerly uSd a.
So mousse and TOT some attached and used with
% al hrsi mentioned piece or lot Of land and singular
ue rights improvements heredtamenis appurtsnances
ever ihsreunto belonging shaH convey such tile on
Is vested IN NE as Trustee. by the deed aforesaid
~ TIL. y. CoGBII.L Trustee
Williamsburg, February 9th lsI3 ia s-hS.
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R1 virtue of decree made bv the chancery
n CouTi for the city Of Richmond day Of January
loin the case OF Gnst and wife David Anderson 81 al
shall proceed the s3r Of at public auction
on i- premises at - O'Clock House Lot known a, Wa
sa" near the city ri Richmond The house large ana we.
arranged one with four Of ground orchard EXTENSIVE.
den &c shall aiso proceed by sane auhorty on The
<h Of TINS month n IL O'Clock the premises story bek
bous on 18th street adjoining the the corner Of lb
street and immediately thereafter on the premises the
pot. buildings. ~
me 'hri easi one third IN months and in
"te 'h's negotiable paper We'll enorsei and pro
perry reserved until the last payment i
e3-h DAVID ANDERSON. IT. Trustee
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CORNELIUS c. BALDWIN,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
LAND FOR SALE.

NJ T. will sell on SATURDAY, the 18th of
April by virtue OF Trust executed by Geo
VI Payne and Of record the Clerks once Of
ING date the Ind October 1887 and 2sh ta.y
'a deeds the following Lands which
SAID Payne lives In said adjoining
John Harris and tract
miles distant containing 236 100 acres the
county OF AOemare miles north Of
these tracts some OF the best highland Virginia with
comfortable mproVensnisthe other timber
atovo sale Vii take place the TE.Ms-Abou
SlOO' cash 5000 % with from July last on the
LIST day u October when given ami
der IN equal annual payments from October next
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S
JOHN n. HART Trustee.
&c 3-eitGwtds GEO r. PAYNE
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Rid SPRINGS FOR SALE.

y PURSUANCE of n Deed of Trust execu.
ted TO the subscribers by Philip Rogers bearing date the 2Sth
DAY OF May 1855 and Of record the the Co
~ Cout OF Allegheny, or purposrs mentioned we
shall on the 10th day Of March If not the next far
cay Thereafter SUNDAY sAoed proceed public auction
Tor cash. On TIN PREMISES that well known land
The Hed Springs the Possession and occupied BY
aid Roger lying IN the OF Aerhany containing
more OF less and bounded side Springs tract
Ihaand OF very superior quality, Of which acres
h-i rate bottom land capable Of producing abundant
crops OF Tobacco Grain and Grass The Red Springs ceb
ted Tor Their medicinal vucs and in the SUN
uler months watering place The buildings aceonmo
taiion Of vSiieTs extensive and eommolious
~ the same time and place, shall IN ike man
ne for cash the following Slaves Cook Billy Black
smith Bills Lewis Albert Jim Right Big Aunstead Harrison
Spencer Violet Esther Hannah and Rachel increase
the females since the da:c OF said deed stock
Horses Cattle and Sheep and all the Household Kitchen Fui
turr, conveyed to II by said deed.
The title To the above properly believed indsputab but
acting rs Trustees will convey only IN by
the deed OF JOHN CROW
P. GUERRANT. ( trustees
MIR BlRkE in hsrcccn work Mineral Springs Of Yves
tern Virginia Al 81 the following IN reference
the above establishment which the Sweet
Springs, on tile road leading TO the White Suphers:
The Red Spring ehaybeaie, most powerful agent in
eases that admit tonic This advantage which this
establishment possesses neighbour having
Mind OF water which abundant SPRING.
The situation Of the Red spring" beautiful one overlook
ing one OF the mos; fertile AMI best in Virginia
The celebrated Beaver Dam Fails Farm and aloI,
MI" anla lti from the spring f-slIt&rvtds
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the estate Of James Bridges. deed
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