davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
Key West.
Correspondence Of the HERALD

Correspondence Of the Herald.1
KEY WEST, Sept. o, 1913.
Health of the Place-Eaise 'Repots-Noremcnt Of
the Troops.
Highly colored reports of the sickness at this
place appear to have been industriousy circulated
by the ,md the ignorant, or the designing; and 1t
may be as well to present this matter in correct
point of yiew and to assure our absent friends that
the accounts which are being spread abroad OF the
mortality here are greatly exaggerated
Our population, since the first of June, including
the United States soldiers stationed here (aoout
ninety believe,) has not been less than hve nun
dred and this number are to be added tne crews
of trading, transient and wrecking vessels cor
santly entering the port Persons oil TINS class are
proverbiay reckless of exposure and the result Is
that in all our southern ports, whenever any preus
posing of disease really exist, they gre eyen
the first and greatest sufferers Since the ntsl gay
of June. out of our population OF about hive hun
dred and the crews OF transient vessels, teIe nave
died nineteen of this number three were children,
who died with dysentary, three seamen WIN iianla
a pot,i and thirteen died with fever.
During the whole OF the last summer, oeneVe,
there was not single case OF lever on tne isahu,
and we are unable to attribute the cases whch nave
occurred here this summer 10 any particular cause.
The troops stationed here have been removed Tor
a change OF air, to Indiana Key, in the steamer
Gen. TAYLOR The practice of the resident physl
clans Sc ems to have been lamentably unsuccessful
with these few cases OF fever; but doubt not That
thew will furnish something to the medical journals
Of the country on this subject and describe II Tor
themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
NAvAL.-The Falmouth hence arrived at Boston
last Monday to be repaired. We annex list OF her

Captain, Joshua n. Sands; Lieutenants, Thomas Tur
ner WIN. Chandler, Il. Augustus Craven Master, Sam
uel Shpey; Purser, Sterrett Ramsey Surgeon, John
A. Lockwood; Professor Mathematics VIM. g. Fox; As
sistant Surgeon Lewis J. Williams Mdshipmen, James
II. Moore, William T. Truxton, Edward Renshaw, Will
liam E. Hopkins, Julian Myers Henry H. Harrison John
T. Hart, John Stuart; Captains Clerk, Edward g. Mer
rtt Masters Mate Lachln Mcintosh; Doatswan, John
Featherson; Carpenter Robert l.. shefed Sail Maker.
John Pecd 49,
1t is shameful that every national vessel should be
sent from this city to be repaired. 1t is fortunate
for Boston, that the Secretary of the Navy belongs
TO that section.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
ON CHANGE AGAINaRETURN TO THE OLD

ON CHANGE AGAIN-RETURN TO THE OLD
STAND.
HE undersigned after years experience OF the evil
effects resulting from large and larger rents happy
his and the community general
w. that he has effected thanks to conscenti9ss landor
of of his old stand Nod formerly 81 Wall street. Nor
timer Buildings of New street and for many years
lebrated by his well known SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
FLEECE beacon all who quest Of good cheap and
fashionable garments. 49,
To such OF old patrons who may have lost sight of him
during his wandeng he invites their return to the Old Spot
with the assurance oil street adeance to ms well
c call being prepared with assortment Of fine and sea
onabe cloths vestngs Nc &c. which he will be
happy make the faithful manner and easona
BILE charges for Cash Only The and attention be-
ed of him. c. B. Babcock continues in the cutting depart
ment. CHARLES CON-,
sill lmr Sign of the Golden FLEECE, Nod Wall ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
DEPOT

OF GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, SC &c.
THE Subscriber would call the of their patrons aud
strangers visiting this city to their rich
sortment Of stocks scar gloves suspenders pocket
silk COTTON Berlin bucksn and other under shirts and draw
appertaning genemans wardrobe are rich varied and
extensive and well worthy the attention Of the fashionable
community, they would particularly recommend their
sEyie Of shirts containing many
form of the thereby away with the large overpus
used under the old of cuttng and adding
only comfort Of of
form This Improvement Of Tie
late fair at the American Institute that the first premium
awarded the pbscrbers their patent elastic Brace
Of STOPPING They will found immense benefit
Of sedenay habits by bcng the shoulders they strengthen
the back expand the chest and will be found of mpedi-
the free the They would also call atten
may depend on being suited and fashionable
articles, by calling at the old establishment OF
PARSELLS & AGATE,
an 20 Im$ec 237 Broadway, corner of Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
CASH HARDWARE,

IMpoRTkk OF fHRRpwAhE RNb CUTLERY,
, No. 2l0 Greenwich, corner Barclay street,
Is NOW OPENING complete assortment OF goods in his
line which he offers at wholesale retail the lowest
terms that they be purchased in this city Agent for
Cooperx' Glue
Co9ntr merchants will please favor him witha call previous
70 making purchases aus lm*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

MORTALITY IN BosToN.-Only forty nine DEANS
in Boston last week-males, % females, 20 lhlS
is decrease of %, from the previous week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
BELMONT HOUSE NEW BRIGHTON

GEORGE PEIRIss returning his grateful ackuo ledg-
the above establishment during the season. begs 10
aas Sos FIR
ning-roSms and d9mi.ories will be found comfortably and
provisions and the will be found equal to any The
Sod G f he s sSaes
the host and ciyy of the attendants combined with the oc
b,hmept the social and convenient in the Union Terms
Good stablins and coach houses attached to the pre-
M FEENSE 6Ek Nd AE Sc.,S
and d.
been dissolved BY mutual and that he has reopened his
Ss 5%
ad sitting room. as
found in the city The cooking
%SsS IL
The advertiser hopes his and
souny%sa and Of all Gentlemen who %sy wish 70 obtain
capital fare and accommodation at the least possible
AToH, DARLINas, TX Maiden lane and Liberty
sSSsi ri sEFTSS GOODS
E;!s fs':s;:: s::::: s.,. s..
G. H. D. would for the benefit Of Country Merchants
ae viii & may e
au24 lm$r
E2 TEEfSEE n ESaN F2 FNASE ENHEH
Il. s a s2 Rs S@s a
fists hS asaai%s II few %o1ih he wish
PsS S~ Ss % S by
apparatus complete fixed with ehr9mac lenses of
30 complete apparatus for plates and medium size
g bTSmae Lenses lenses inches ash Samets
200 ounces of choride Of iodine.
2ss S SSasds P%'f ss%%s of Soda
50 Bottles new preparation made by M. Lerebours for
200 bS Si1flaE french rss RfTiq ripoli
And quantity of boxes stands and materials suitable for the
are TO s1Sf n best g
did %sd P By
Please call 2ss Broadway Sd story and front
EPM e COATES ayas h,msef e the Pea;are Of nloTm'
*.
tee both Portraits and Miniatures Those who will favor him
his sdenee Broadway sa ct @
n B. Mr. C. also continue. to give private lesson, to gen.
Ladies' in classes Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Also Landscapes painted to order from the smallest to the
ali waS f %s hs s
Dagueeorype kenesses correctly copied coors in "a
hours. aui6 1m~ec
XYL0GRAPHIC PRESS & GENERAL JOB PRINT
ING SFFIGE So God street near EaonmThs sub
ss si $ S;fs
splendid
for Ii Kinds Of saslnss. s'f Ss style Of the
anG supplied
T Gbss esss hes
ding Haad6s and all kinds Of mercantile printing
Patent Gard Press-Ths machine is particularly adapted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

CARLTON HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS prepared to make arrangements
with families and single gentlemen for the by the
year. upon reasonable terms.
The prices of this establishment the same as
viz: 81 so per day. BENSON & HODGES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
ASTOR HOUSE.

THE subscribers will be happy arrange with families and
single gentlemen for the winter also with parties Single
gentlemen who prefer table reasonable
sl5toctl COLEMAN * STETSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER co. ls4a


,k66 NEW. LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
PSI 'sTsf s @
vii L sail positively If ely as above her regular day
and sssoaJ es6n ana and rsss
's 9si5S 70 Rh n5 af S S
make early application on n, board, Or 70 = nsoomn
w. : 3 + fs q gsAil p' sCs South street.
THIS . e send for their can have Ss %
Pe terms Those about RENTING money to their friends can
F'Gs%; s !" ssS
EoE 1sefs! .p # L 9sssa h
S sail sSoSf and has yey
gers who will be taken at reasonable rates if early application
ws1 !, rs:E .Iis, corner South St.
other charge principal England Ireland
Scotland and Wales. Apply as above $50
fssfts " fAMxn W. saIa is :, Viii
Ss nss aS ss
si5ec 40 Peck Slip corner South street
,S For NEW ohLEA ms 1,r sail positively
12a<s FRED, Captain Myers will sail above A few
s s spd a
Apply board the ship Murrays wharf foot Of Wall
JOHN HERDMAN. 81 South street,
B-The subscriber has first class ships sailing weekly for
the above by which passage be engaged the
k66 REGULAR LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS
psShe q 21h SeP!Tse splendid fast sailing racket
as bos The accommodating Of this ship for cabin second
cabin and such fail
comfort during the and the price of
very lows for which immediate application should
or TO ..
w. &J. T. TAPsCOTT, AZ Peck slip,
-, corner South street.
Who hate also regular first class packets selling
Mobile Savannah and Charleston every week. throughout the
season Passage usual at the very lowest rates. s9r
kkG FOR NEW ORLEANS--Louisiana and New
w packet ship spfss carsn HarS vail, %
sail above For freight passage having handsome furnish
ed accommodations apply board Orleans wharf, foot of
f. X. COLLINS & co, Sc South street
Agents in New Orleans, Hulen & Woodruff who will
promptly forward all goods TO their address. sl9r
fastened ship eS
burthen and register SAL tons, carries $1,000
lbs Of cotton from Mobile built in this city by James
Morgan for Samuel Hicks Co. under the inspection Of JOSH
ah Macy-he and top mbes of live oak and
four years agoS well adapted Whaer having
can q 1 n seen oNAH sG Co. 81 William
M B. SANFORD (CAsH ILoRINi sTORE) l27 Full
ton St has jus, opened entirely new and splendid assor
which for beauty elegance and durability surpassed
in this city, being bought for cash. He will sell all his
friends and e per cent CHEAPER than hoe who do not
visiting city, respectfully invited call and examine
his rich of goods all of which he pledges himself
make stve and fashion which shall please the most fas
tdous regards good cnttng workmanship and prices He
would also inform his that he has and entire
of gene%ens, Sptttng of every description con
nders silk and linen cambria handkerchiefs gloves and ho
B. Fane'uai'y observed strictly il inS ~ SEfsr'
50 lmSr Next to the Herald Office New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
JAMES LACY.

JAMES LACY,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, SO John street, William,
- continues make up Gentlemens garments Of superior
workmanship and in the fashionable style at his usual
low Gentlemen of and fashionable cloth
ing should call and examine his select stock of goods before
the economical that for beauty of fit style of
ship and such extraordinary low this establishment
be surpassed by any in the city.
Gentlemen furnishing their own goods can have them
made and trmmeda perfect fit warranted the Of the
goods returned. TERMS CASH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
VIM. T. JENNINGS & co.

VIM. T. JENNINGS q co.
DIAPERS AND TAlLORs, 2si Broadway, American
- Hotel opposite the Fountain, solicit
seasonable goods including Cloths Cassmcres Vest
ings Sc. in all the and Styles under the
that the of small profits and quick returns
which has elected liberal patronage will be continued,
while arrangements such will enable to fill all
ders in future with promptness. 49,
feature establishment, which commend il to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
stock of of first quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting Of
Surtouts Frocks,
Dress Goats, Pantaloons,
Vests Office Coats,
Travelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns, &c
"A choice collection OF
Silk and Satin Scarf, Cravats,
Handkerchief Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars sc.
At prices which offer inducements to purchasers
jy2i 3mNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

FNGLIsH ENGRAYINGs-strangers visiting the city
Broadway south where they win find 9! he largest
s snS ss o % trade Ss SnG S
bought and sold; colors, stationery, &c. sl3 lm*rc
TEA TRAYS, TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
A casks Of new and elegant patterns Of Tea Tys em5e
of quality color and Sizes from eight to hir-
Also 200 gross Ivory self tip and Stag handle Knives and
Also, one case patterns Crookers fine Pen Knives.
TO GgNsMlTHS AND DEALERS ., IN n GUNS.
400 single barrel Guns, assorted from to fine
s sSS Mhss selling do do DO of manufacture
$Sa Ecsf i %5; 3; y ;,sss e finish
Shot an" %
49, 49, 10 ' A. W. SPIES s co.
sportsman sl9 im'ec
p1ycLrrs rrS Tp T TSb WIRES WIRE tuRLs pRA1Ds
shell S%s r o BS BSs @ s @si ci s
dies Heads.
M. LARUE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer,
l62 Canal, corner Of Varick,
have now on hand large new and splendid assortment Of the
'ffs s s e s efy s ] M
peT9Sr in their new and peculiar style mpaIng beau
old urls altered to any PATTERN and made to look like new
" liberal allowance fa made to retailers. SO Im.r
TO M5LLJNERs, &c.-CARL KING the celebrated Tus;
s'%s S ss IS and Sss
'y ssss most G s s%ss
sesa%, and s%y Ha'i
el cOIcrFrenc6 Flowers Fesshers an entire style
s nd G %ou so % the ha % above %s goods have
been purchased for cash ldrec from the and
sic imsr r'''' ' GYoN & KING, 81 John ST., NY.
IMPORTANT TO sTRANGERs-le Broadway-To So
By q standing
S o oa or o us ss a.
sDpss,,%,ca sy DE :os the
SofiCENo in%atiSn Of The Kind VIII saTpa,s the
Entered according of Congress, A d. 1884, by p
Macs in the Clerks Office the Southern District OF New
CHINESE CREAM-This excellent article is used after
e h Gs% RI Be- G mGs ss HE Of G
SSss:a c%y ~ &d c A I Is, saS
w 2.oh fI.' SR aI' vic vi m
a S % sna q Se made sS a %os. sa RE-
tail, for country merchants 86t.r
NIORCAN's LAMP WARE HOUSE. 154 Fulton street
The subscriber has Just received from his factory the
s $: sd m s:Sss sE Es%p sa % shade plain
4 !: !: Err i iSs; a * s: IS a: $ 4:
50 elegant Cut Lamps, for halls
set! DO Of aSa tlsis %qe %' y sI
50 do do Mantell Lamps, with cut glass drops
s DO Study, ,or Mechanical do
50 Do Ballast Bsis~wi,h his usual assorted stock Of
selection now IN this city, which he will sell wholesale and
retail at the lG goHN %ayeM 6tjfSGAN, 1874 Fulton street.
sIs stsec three doors east of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

efeA~n STEAM SHIP NEPTUNE. Captain
ao William I'LL an RolIi a..ia ;s on SATURDAY Dc
sE4E4Ez49X Key West Havana, New Orleans and Gal.
weston Texas This superior packet stea-
me now being overhaued and in perfect order for the
season. Her cabins and elegantly furnished
ana passengers rely comfort and accommodation
ia her.
For passage above the cabins steerage and for light
.s, ~ jill. BRoWER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

BROWNSON & CO.,
sl3 3w*r Sc Gold street. Fulton
u invited call at 81 Canal street. few doors west from
Broadway south side where they will find of the largest
collections of scrap and other engrayings United States
prices than yet offered The trade supplied IL
bera Engayngs the old and books,
bought and sold; coors, stationery &c. sl3 m*rc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22
-nrNa,,.o An HANOVER LAND FOR SALE.

nFNglCO AND HANOVER LAND FOR SALE.
DgcENT domestic Affections in my family, render II desa-
Il b. IN me- 10 change my present home. therefore offer
Farm, pon wch reside, for sale IL Is seven miles Norm
ghmond and contains GAL acres of which 220 acres .
N .s. If c.,d quality living the Chckahomny, 23U
~o,d original growth, the balance upiahd'' mostly
a,t1l iba 10 critivation. ~, , 49,,
., add in Virginia expense has been incurred TO
B secure This land from freshet>; and though part 81 II,
v acres n, the point of the Farm Is subject TO be
3 5y IN, back water from the ChickahOm,ny, In high
s IT most Of it is considered entirely safe so much
t have par: Of II in tobacco part in corn, and most OF The
.fa.s All those crops fne and though the last
been uucommon'y wet not gallon oil water IRON the
,ssay b7s been this land.
W lad standing Wood is thought by some VINO nave
m m m the timber and lumber business, that the timber
ged alone, ldcrousiy manas-d would pay fot the ahd
arui this great supply of forest land, each seld mas
>i toll taa convenient and ready for use,) raj timber
Great eaclse and keep up the present eneins of ye.s
at There TO each field mari IN ahun
good quality and far as II has been tired, found
purpose oil improving, &C.
groycnets plain but neat. and sufficiently large 10
.,iofaAl- accommodation of large family ne dweii M
fa cnt rooms passages all recently painted, ant
.noi order The kitchen, wash house and servants
a., al n-w-the yard and garden large, well enclosed ant
=. aspect neat and comfortable. The houses on the farm
every kind and description of buildings for the Sc
& crops and accommodation OF negroes, are generally
80 them being This property originally consisted
4.n,t atns-one containing 1a4 40 acres, the othe
igaetrs They united some years since and have
at The present, been cultivated together, as one
gtst-sd would again divide them and sell them "
.:;:u4 boundaries. l. hou.h wish TO sell the whole as
objections, TO the SIZE OF the iari
s the interest Of The purchaser 10 iake the wbo
stands ANY person disposed 10 purchase this property
half the purchase money down, may nave any tiit
. e. years, the balance, upon ~hicf
save he pas the legal interest semi annually
tty City of Richmond, abound ng IN timber
81; ani mari upon which good crops are always made,
mass,-aud though my family exceeds fifty persons
years This property, have never sect
of hln. frvrr on the Farm. invite persons wishing Il
:r Farm situated near the Capital OF tn
md healthy region can be found East or Yves
r Gge Ridge. and look AT this. viii sell barsa
property, and give possession in few weeks after selling
GEO. T. FENNOR
99-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22

We intended 10 publish the Proceedings of the
Tyler Meeting at Portsmouth, rs soon we received
them, but they crowded out-and since then we
have mslad lost the copy. Ii the "Od Dominion
will do US the favor 10 transmit US another Copy, st
will publish them forthwith. We assure lhe enqurins
friends Of MIR. Tyler at Portsmouth, that il from
want of respect to them, nor because they "ot
strong for the Enquirer, because like "Belshaz
zar, we "the handwriting the wall " that VT
delayed their publication.
.7gain, cannot undertake 10 decide the problem o
Mr. Cahouu's strength in Portsmouth A writer IN thu
"Od Dominion" ridlcues the statement we received
from Correspondent in that place, mot in reply t.
our "C,rcular" as the Norfolk Herald says) Our Cor
respondent notices the contradiction of this writer il
the Old Dominion, and the faith Of two other cert
6cates, winch he encloses with the names of lhei
authors, pronounces his original statement 10 be COR
rect We cannot decide the question, and mus. dismiss
the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22

1,IIpfIC S.IEBy virtue Of decree County Court Of
Orange. rendered Monday the PIN lny the suscs,s
cus, Wills Grove the residence of William e. WIFE, ue
and vanib'- fsae ne IN @ r,"na
r. Willis and coat by recent survey, "lr
an of superior qualify well adapted To tc .o"t OF
corn ard tobacco The highlands are l 'oih"e''"
cyp,snr- aud The inwards are o aInvia son. ,.,.n
THIS Farm situated about Two m'e- from ic thne WIZ.
lead. Fredericksburg t. or'n.c t" h'isei o's h,n
Than miles from "a from Tie iorner anu "l
x of Catonsye Dept, which affords an eAcc''eh mar
he farmers this SECTION There - an ahhhoahce VI nue.
all The purposes the farm, ana Snicleht % Gd IN
~ " n,ip.s in and through, ehch ieid IN
% of ,be stream. IN re IS large productive meadow" Inc
are extensive, consisting of h"s'he nouse'
c a,v. and conn,odons frame building aaJa
, ,,,nrv i few wards With three large
rooms and kitchen .i tour rooms, , t, an IN
vim sion. chiulnes, large sihhlr. an '"ee n''i az ~
% and conveniently ocaied. here are besides 'ne
.boya ot necessary "gt binding; ~ IWdeh - ,
snc and iBc the .u-c'ef- nee'e t'' u VI"
The for beauty oil scenery,
an extensive and beanttl view oil The be ues
and RsId Ann Valley, ferits OF oL saloy oil climate anu
r s ,ibers wi also SELL the day, another Tract
containing So arres, lying III the 'Pney WOODS aooht o
MIA from Willis Grove This land, which i valuable, primer
Lii, -, ,rrou of il timber, will be sold IN three or more
acis 10 .nit purchaser. Diagrams oi either Estate WIN m
shown Those wishing TO view The premises WIZ eau ,"i
s,scyihe,s who reside the immediate vicinity ot WIN"
| Grove. 49,, ., b. ,enuired in
hand-ihe bauoe in two aud three annual @ cmes
cured BY approved personal security, and Hen on TIC
ny The sale will be made Willis Crow, ~ ,,,,frts
RICHARD II. WILLIS,
q, a. rxeeurors al William L. Wills.
gposTPoNEMENT-Th sale OF The above lac ,ime the
postponed until THURSDAY the tn yc'o- belonging TO
the Wis Grove Estate and other IL uonsrhoId and
Of the Stock Of Horses Cattle sheep ana 'i"I o If Corn
vSsa and oa,, now on The Piney Wooas WI, o.
sold a credit Of one, Two ana po mr. + WILLIS
payments RICHD. II. WILLIS, .,.
l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22
THOMAS TATUM.
10 "a.

FOR ShLE-A SMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND.
. he sid 10 the highest bidder, Thursday, the 10Th
" q october next the Farm ON which Thcophilus Tatum
,r,3cs situated James River the county OF Hennco,
m lp0 Int half three miles below the City OF Richmond
about a0 of land, about onethd OF which Is
s 4ad Pine woods and the remainder enclosed IN good
lid GOOD state of Improvement This itte farm Is
>-rd highly desirable several accounts VIZ: Its soil Is
ns- Of high improvement and produc,seness lis situation
.-ya;a sCommony healthy commanding most eSten
beautiful scenery The accommodation. for family are
eib he springs convenient and of the p'rcs water
ls7yny 10 GOOD market either bv water most
ad ana lis quiet ami retired location in highly re
@ ari friendly neinsborhood The sale VIII take place on
- and the terms will be made accommodating. After
M II The land the crcps horses, cows, and hogs plantation
u.,., md household furniture will he offered for sale.
ROBERT H. BRANCH, -r,s,a.s
JAS. N. BOYD,