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WASHINGTON
HOTEL.
FGs,EEseE yuI.


The subscriber. late of Wilmington.
Delaware where he kept a Public House
for many years, respectfully informs the
Public, that he has taken the Tavern house
in Elkton, lately occupied by Mr.. Josiah
Foard, and known as the " ashinglon
Hotel, where h. is fully prepared to en-
terrain both citizens and Strangers. III II
manner tina. he hopes will give general
satisfaction.
lie is well prepared tie accommodate CT
Tier transient or permanent BOARDERS,
at very moderate charges ind every effort
will DC made to inSurc their comfort.
His TABLE vii! be plcnliI'ulIy supplied
with the best the market affords, served
up in the best style aud every attention
will be bestowed 10 please in this branch
Of the business.
His Stable is an excellent one, well
supplied with provcndcr-- his hoslIcrs at
tcnIivc and oblgmg, and his stable yard
is large aud colnnodlous, with good sheds
for carriages.
DRONERS can be accommodated ON
the m0st reasonable terms.
lie respectfully soIccls share Of Pub
lie patronage, and tlattcrs himself he will
be able to meril it by pleasing all who
give him call.
Respectfully
The Publc's Scrv'l
SAMUEL MILLER.
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Millinery.

NJ IRIS. FOARD, having (again) just returned
I'VE from the city with Il large and elegant as
sortlnent Of fashionable BONN E1'S, together
with the usual variety Of articles sold by MllnI-
ers, would respectfully inform her friend. and the
public, that she has again opened the shop she
formerly kcpt directly opposite the Washington
Hotel, where she hopes as heretofore, to merit
and cccivr hrr;iI SHARE Of custom.
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TRUSTEES
SeK'XE

By virtue of Il Decree of the court of
chanccry of Mary land the undersigned as
Trustee will offer at public Sale on I YES
DAY 2ls, day of May next at the court
ho"se in Elkton ali that valuable property
situated lying and being ON North East
creek in Cecil county, formerly belonging
10 Jeihro johnson, containing about sixty
acres IN all OF arabic aud woodland
On this property are cIccted large
building, fifty four feet long by twenty six
wide, partly Of wood and partly of stone,
which has been heretofore used as Full
ing Mill and Grist Mil, two Brick dwelling
houses each tw" stories high; one of them
large with tworUoms Oh each floor, stabl-
ing sc. &c.
Manufactures are therefore particularly
invited TO view and eXamiue this proper.
ly as ailordlng To them an opportunity OF
making an advantageous investment. #
Is within two miles Of navigablc water and
| within the same distance of one of the
! Dcpots Oh the Philadelphia, WILMINGTON
ard Baltimore Rail Road, having thus la.
cillty OF access TO the markets of those
cIucs' The North Fast creek on which
the mill is erected, affords a constant and
full supply OF water at all seasons of the
year and has here ialI of at least Z feet.
The arabic iaud is good and the situation
high and healthy.
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the
Decree require the payment Of one third
part OF the purchase money in cash on the
day OF sale. one other tlhrd part IN six
months and the remaining third part in
twelve moNhs from iEow The day OF sale,
the two last payments 10 bear interest from
the day Of sale, and to be secured by
bond or note with security to be approx
cd lay the Trustee, or the whole al the
purchase money may be paid in cash at
the option of the purchaser.
Sale To commence at IL O'Clock, NJ.
JOHN G. GROOME, Trustee.
Elktom, April 2Hh ISL.
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aJ-lhc whole party from our Office,
editor, puimtcrs, and even lhc".Old Coon,n
attended tie Baltimore Convention, and
the consequence is that we get out but
N'aIl Sheet, and have only room and time
10 announce the nominations, without
g'vinG any account, in general, of the say
angS and dotngs '@ithe several Conventions.
J." that sugcct most OF our paper will be
aevo ed next week.
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COH.HiSSIONERS'
Sale of Land.

BY virtue Of an order of Cecil county
court passed IN the case Of the petition
for the sale and Division of the Real Is
tate of Stephen H. Dorsey late Of Cecil
county decd, the undersigned commis-
sioucts appointed by the said court, will
expose TO Public Sale on thc premises on
Saturday the ! Ith day Of May next all that
part OF the said Real Estate consisting of
Il tract OF par, o! IA tract OF Land called
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For President.
HENRY GAAH.
For Vice President.
For GOycrR0.
TnONIiS q. pISA'I"E.

Ihc MoryLund Gubcrnoioriol Com.
oenhion. ---Th.s convention hcId It's scs-
sion in Baltimore on l'ucs,"y last, and
nominated V'h"nasG Pratt Esq olprince
Georges county, as the candidate for
Governor. de is an excellent seIcc sion,
aud will be elected.
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rms IS TO GIDE .N'OTjCE,

That the subscriber of Cecil county.
hath obtained from the Orphans court OF
sad county, letters Of administration on
the personal estate OF Elizabeth q. Trim
bic, late OF Cecil CO., deed. All persons
having claims against the SAID deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same on
or before the 9th day Of March iSl5. they
may otherwise, by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Persons indebted
to SAID estate, are requested to make I'M
mediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 2Olh day of
April lSl1
ELLIS G. CHANDLER, Admr.
April = lth lSii.-liw
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber having received from
PhIia., and BAIT, new supply of Dry
Goods, Groceries &c. &c.---iDlorms the
public that he has at present the largest
stock, containing the most general assor-
mcnt being made up of some articles the
richest in quality and beautiful in sly lie, and
oIhors the lowest in price that he has
ever offered, he respectfully so!icts a
general cali, such as comply will doubt
less find it their interest. as The subscriber
will sell at II smaH advance for CASH,
country produce, or TO punctual customers,
respectfully,
S. 3. FORD.
North Fast May trh, 1Sll-lw
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The Prize as:,klasess.

The gorgeous and beautiful prize ban
ner was awarded to Delaware, she having
Fhe greatest number Of delegates in pro-
portion 10 her whig vote and distance from
Baltimore,
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NOTICE.

IIczckiah G. Caldwell, Respectfully in
forms his patrons, that in compliance with
the wishes of many highly esteemed and
respectable persons, it is his intention,
hereafter, to cIoschIs shop on The Sabbath;
he therefore politely requests all those,
who respect with him, TIE moral scruples
OF the religious community, to submit
their boards to his Razor's keenness on
Saturday.
EIkton April ooh, lSl1.
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NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Cecil county
will meet at their Room in the Court House
Oh Tuesday the l1lI day Of May next,
and will sit the three following days for
the purpose Of hearing appeals and noting
transfers.
BY Order
GEO. II. JOYCE, elk.
EIkton April 27lII, loll.-3t
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A @,an Lately told his lady he wotNd
see her tm thor before he would ta-nlsh
s'sr with IA SUIT OF jWS, which made her
pune ju lou5
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a tFor Truth is Nightly that
& SDR. LElDN' = SAkSAPARlLLA.r&I
Is tho purcst, strongest, and most ciljCacous
Of any other preparation Of Sarsaparlla that is
made.
1t Is warranted TO he stronger than bottles OF
MOST OthGrs-~StrougCr than four OF some and
stronger than three Of the STRONGEST pre-
pared by any other IN the United States
DIR. Lcdys SarsLparlla is recommended by
all respectable physicians in preference 10 any
other. All who have ever used 1t, have derived
MORE BENEFIT l!om one bottle than three to
ten or Others; and those who, after having used
others preparations, without benefit, will use
Dr. Ic,dy ), will soon be convinced (as tho,I-
sands have already bccm) Of the foregoing asscr-
ton.
Tho efficacy Of Sarsaparilla is well known in
Srroiula OF hugs Evil, Eryslpcas Diseases OF
the Liver, Affections Of The Skin and Boncs
Ulcers Of the NoHc, Nhr5rt III d Body Hhcuma-
t'ens, White Swelling, and general Purifier
ulJhc Blood and Animal Fluids. Commcnl upon
lis virtues is unnecessary Every body knows It's
ccacy.
- several hundred Certificates OF remarkable
cures and recommendations from clerrvnru aud
phvslcHtrIs have been from tl.Iu 10 time publish
ed ~ different r"rris, it is only thong Ii, ncccs-
sary to k'rp he puLiic acquainied as Ia where Dr.
LcidyS SarsrpanIIa can be obtained ;tn,.5H',
| namely, at DIR. l.cidy's Health Emporium, 81
North Second Street, near Vino ST., (Sign ol the
Goitcn - and S"rucmts.)
Price OSr DOLLAR per bottle; 8 bottles for
80, and bottles for : 90.
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SeNLE.

sgv virtue OF decree of the Court OF
Chancerv Of Mary land, the subscriber
will offer at public sale, at the tavern of
MIR. Robert Y. Trump, near the premises,
on SAT uhDAY, the IltIl of May, at ;
O'Clock II. NJ, "a parcel Of LAND in Cecil
County, short distarce above Port De
post, or which is erected double re-ac-
ton SAW MILL, lately owned and oocu-
pied by Mcssrs Savin & Archer. This
property is situated directly on the East
rem Shore of the Snsquehanna river, lying
between the River and the Maryland Canal.
And besides the double Saw MI! above
Il Z mentioned, there are upon the
S51ssi premises two comfortable
10y, %Sssal iSs Dwelling HOUSES, and a
tn sss~0hout forty one acres Of very
fertile river bottom Land. From the Pc
cullar position OF this property, contigu'
Gus as it is both to the river and the canal,
it is considered as a most excellent loca-
ton for the business in which il has been
heretofore employed; the saving Of
timber, SC, brought down the river and
Canal.
Tho terms of sale as prescribed
by the decree, arc HAT one third Of the
purchase money shaIlhc paid i'll cash,
and the residue in two equal payments III
u and II mos, TO be secured by the bonds
or notes Of the purchaser, with security
approved by dc Trustee and bearing in
tercst from the day OF sale.
The property will be sold subject to a
claim OF the part Of the original vendor,
upon about twenty 1--WE acres Of the pre-
misses, including the mill, to The amount
of 500, Is with interest from the 2Olll
November 1888 Subject to which claim
the tile is believed to be perfectly good;
and upon the payment OF whole purchase
me"ey and ratification Of sale, the Trustee
is authorised to execute to the purchaser
Il deed for the property free, clear and dis
charged OF all claim on the part Of The
parties to the suit.
A. W. BRADFORD, Trustee.
/ April 20th l5ll.-lawts.
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SehHiif0l'sl'7

which remains unsold. 1t will be offered
in two separate parcels. This property
lies on the Conowingo creek in Cecil CO.,
near tbs Pennsylvania Line, and adjoining
lands Of Levi Brown. and Chalklcy +.
Cutler, and is supposed to contain cromc
in abundance. The public Road lcading
from Lancaster to Port Deposit passes
through it, The Improvements consist Of
= a two story Log house and
s,G4>rniss and 4 frame Barn.
.t.5 Iii. I'm The terms OF sale as pre-
- sclbcd by the said order re-
'quirc the payment of one third part Of the
purchase money in cash on the day OF
SAFE; One third i'll Six months aud the re-
naming one third in twelve months from
the day of sale, with interest on the last
two payments from that day:-the said
last two payments to be secured by bonds
10 the parties entitled, with security APP
proved by these commissioners.
On ratification Of the sale by the said
court and on the paymen! oIthc whole OF
the purchase money, (and not before };
the undersigned will by good and sufli-
cent deed, or deeds, convey to the purch-
aser or purchasers, his her or their heirs
and assigns the property 10 him her Or
them sold.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock, p. NJ.
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North Fast May trh, 1Sll-lw
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commissioners Sale.

n pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Supe-
- rlor Court of Law and Chancery of Augusta
Coun'y' at the June term, 1914, in the case of
Mathew Pillson, admir- with the will annexed nj
Sarah Cudden, deed VS.. Nelly Skidmore, the BIZ
BILE Society OF Virginia, &c. deiis., | shall pro-
coed 10 sell as Commissioner named in said de-
cree, on saturday the 26th OF October, in the town
OF Greenviile, the following property. viz:
TWO HOUSES AND LOIS
IN the said town, one of which is now in The or
cupancy OF A!ex'r III. Hutchinson, and is well
suited Tor man OF business, having all necessary
out-houses attached TO it, The other is AT presrn,
unoccupied.
Ierms.-So much of the purchase money will
De required IN hand as may be necessary to pay
me expenses OF sale, and the balance in three e.
quail instruments, payable in six, twelve and
eighteen months. Bonds with approved security
VIII be required for the deferred payments, and
The tltle retained as farther security, or deed of
sers. MATHEW pIIJSON conn,
Oct. 3, 1874.
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IRUSI@E's SALE.

ESI virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to ma
~by Albert G. Day, bearing date The 18th day
OF March 1914, and of record in the Clerks Of.
hce OF the County Court of Augusta, shall, lat
the request of said Day, and with the consent of
the creditors named in the Trust.) proceed TO sell
at public auction TO tho highest bidder, on the 18th
day OF October next, at the residence of said
Day, the following property to wit; 3 Feather
Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture, Walnut Bu-
reau, Windsor Chairs, l Churn, Safe, l set
OF China, set of Knives and Forks, large COP
per Kettle, large iron Kettle. copper Tea Ket-
lie, iron Pots, Oven, l Skillet, Walnut la
Bile, big Plough, ches, Of Carpenters Tools,
20 acres OF Wheat, IL acres of Rye, Road waq-
on body. Also, all the RICH, title and interest of
SAID Day, in a Deed of Trus, executed by Peter
Lohr TO Chesley Kinney, 10 secure debts due said
Day OF JAS Gregory, which deed bears date the
18th May 1912, and is recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court of Augusta. The
said Day owns the whole benefit of the last men.
toned Trust, he having obtained an assignment
OF SAID Gregory's interest therein. -.
The terms of sale will be (by consentj for all
sums OF 50 and under, cash; for all sums over IS,
credit OF IL months--ihe purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
ROBT. u. KINNEY, Trustee.
Sept 2f-3t
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LEST crAErrEns

EMAINlNG in ~ Post Office at Staunton,
Va October LIST, 1914.
A-Thomas Allen, Nancy Anderson, Jonas
Armentrout.
Beard, Jno. Brown, +. Bell.
C-Ro. Campbell. Andrew Cox, GEORGE L..
Climer. Saml. Cunningham.
Dino. Doreiy, Jno. iluer, Enos Dull.
Fl: J. FackIer, Jas. Foley.
CT. Geeding, Jno. Gibbons, VIM. Glass,
Sarah Z. Glascock, Jno. Guthrie, Susan Ann
Gully, Jno. b. Gardner.
G-Geo Nj. Houston, Jacob Hit, Albert nj.
Hatcher.
J-Wm. Jones, Jacob Jordan, VIM. S. Jones,
u.
K-B. F. Kemper, Caroline Kinney, ]. G..
kohihem.
E-Wm. l.. Locke.
ipp Milwy, Jno. Miller, Thos. Morris, Martha
Maury, Jno. N. Murrey, Benz. McCarty, Jacob
hardwood.
N-Wm. G. Nice.
P-J. w. Pitman, VIM. X. Piper, T.. Piper,
Henry Philips, J. Paris, J. Porterfeld, S. NJ.
Peasants.
R-Rebecca Reigh, S. Roudabush, Jno. Ram
sey, Jas. Rankin, .. u. Rice, Geo. e. Robertson,
WIN. Robertson.
81. Stevenson, e. Stafford, Edwin Shelton,
Jno. B. Shelton, Jno. ii. Speck, Jno. Shepherd,
Jacob Smith, H. Smith, Noah Stephens, Dir. JEFF
ierson Shields. J. II. Speck.
T-Saml. TretSslo, Henry l.. Thompson. A.
G. Tompkins.
w-Jas. A. Waddel, Saml. p Wallace, Alex.
Walker, Robt. Il. Whillock, Jno. Wiseman,
TaIlton ID. Woodson, Elizabeth Woods.
X-Mary ID. Xaupi.
1F]These Letters will be sent 10 the Dead
Letter Office if they are not taken out before the
LIST day o: January. 1914.
NoRBoRNE c. BROOKS, p. Nj.
October 10, ISli.
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yer failing springs of good water. 1t lie in good
moral neighborhood, and within % or miles OF
io"'ishIng Academy, which makes it a desira-
ole residence ioS family. 1t is believed this
land holds out great inducements to persons
wanting 70 engage In the raising of STOCK, as
me 'anI which Is now offered for sale on Will
liams River Is the best situated for stock i'm this
part oil the county, which affords an opportunity
OF getting place for stock in the heart of on in
exhaus'ibie range, and house for a family i'm a
good neIghborhood, abou, 8 or miles apart.
ALSo.43S acres lying in the county of Ran
we'll watered, and there has been 20 acres hack
ed. This land is well situated also for rasino
stock, being about equal distance between Hun,
!ersv'iie and Beverly, adjoining what is called
M'ngo Fiat Settlement. Part of the purchase
money will be required in hand, which will be
made known on the day of sale.
Oct. ), 1914.
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Sale Cnder Decd OF rVyust

virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to the
subscriber by David Raston, bea1ing date on
sne Slto DAY OF June, 1886, for The purpose of
securing the payment of a certain sum of money
'herein specified, in instruments. which deed is Of
record In the Clerks Office of the County Court
OF augusta VIII be sold on Thursday the 3lst
gay Oh me present month, (October,) on the pre-
Muses. az public auction, TO the highest bidder for
,eauy money, two certain tracts or parcels of land
lying and being IN the county Of Augusta, being
me same tracts which were conveyed 10 said Raj
ston by John X. Stevens, by deed, bearing date
me 2!hd day OF June, 1886 and Of record in the
Clerks Office of Augusta County Court and the
same conveyed TO said Stevens by John IIendren
by two separate deeds, both of which are of re-
cord IN the Office aforesaid and is the same where
on Richard Robinson now resides, or so much
only OF SAID two tracts Of land as will be suhi-
clent TO pay the money now due, under the trust
toee'ner with the costs Of sale. The title is be-
aaeveu 70 De good, but such only las is usual in
'"'" cases VIII be made to the purchaser.
JACOB X. STRIBLING. Trustee.
Oct 10th, 1914.
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no IglallA lyUIGlLiI0o

oUfIOSE there was no person more sur
prsed than myself when they saw advertised
Tor sale IN the last two numbers of The Spectator
the Farm purchased of Mr. ]. Teaford-not be-
cause there was no money due on the land, for
."ere was due on the LIST of last inon,h SS235-but
because had not the most distant iden thai such
course would be pursued without at least giv-
ing me some notice Of the fact. had part of the
money ready for him several weeks, and sent
word to leatord to that effect. | suppose, how
eyer he did not get the word. | have paid Tea.
lord to-day all that is Aue the land, with the
exception oil $50, which he agrees TO wait awhile
for. have not written this to censure Mr.. Tea.
lord, but to give satisfaction to my friends.
j. j. GLOSSBRENNER,
Oct. 10, lSIl.-It
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W'uyasesbOrO' Hotter.

HE subscriber respectfully announces to his
inenis and the public generally, that having
purchased The above establishment, he will take
possession OF 1t on the 9th ins.. lie returns his
sincere thanks Tor the flattering encouragement
extended to the House willis, i'm his POSSESSION
some twelve months ago. and assures the public
mat he returns to the old stand with redoubled
energy to sustain its ancient reputation. His Ia
Die shall be supplied with every variety that the
market affords, and his Stable with good proven.
der and attentive Os,lers. His charges will be
moderate. In return he respectfully soc,s from
'he 'raVeil Inc portion of ther patronage
WILLIAM CHAPMAN.
t. ga 49, land Horses always feady for
the accommodation Of the public.
Oct. 10, 1874.
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commissioners Sale.

obedience TO decree of the Circuit Superior
- OouIt OF Law and Chanccry for Augusta
Couh'y' rendered on the 18th of June, 1874. In q
cause therein depending, between Phiip Sheets
pia'ntlfi' and Elizabeth Sheets, widow of Elias
sheets Gee d. and others, defendants, shall. on
the 9th day OF November next, sell on the p1emi.
ses Tor cash as much of the 100 acres of land in
ihe OIL mentioned, which lies in Augusta county,
ana IS 'ne same land of which Elias Sheets died
seized. and on which Philro Sheets .no,v rcs;Jos
and which was heretofore sold bv commis stone,
John Seawnghi, and bought by the plaintiff PHI
up ohee,s' as may be necessary to pay said John
oeawnght ana others the sums required to be
paid. Them by said decree, and the costs and ex-
pcnses Of the sale.
Oct 10, IS44.--5t
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SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST

~ pursuance of deed of trust executed by
John Kennedy TO the subscriber, bearing dale
inc l2th day OF December, 1889, and of record in
the County Court Office of Augusta. for the mr..
pose OF securing the payment OF The debt therein
mentioned, will be sold on the premises on Mon
day the 9Th day of October next, at public auc.
ton for ready money, the lot of ground in the
said deed described. with the appertenances, ad-
joining Inc town OF Stanton, near the Tannery
now owned by Jamesf,. Alexander. The title is
believed perfect, but such only will be made to
The purchaser, as is usual in such cases. Sale TO
commence at II o'clock.
SAM'L. CLARKE, Trustee.
September S, 1914.
u The above sale is postponed till Thursday
the 9TH of November next.
Oct. 10, 1914.
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PUBLIC SAItlNo

Will offer for sale my Plantation near
tlshersvlle on Saturday the 9Th of October
next, a quantity Of Corn, from 1000 10 200
bushels, to be measured from the heap; also some
Wheat, Rye and Oats, I6 bbls. Flour in the mill,
- mead OF Tat Hogs, few stock Hogs. Mich
lows with their calves, 8 or o head of Sheep, 1
Wagon, Trimble's Plougbs, nearly new, farm
ing implements of various kinds. Also, one set
OF Stills, nearly new, with necessary implements
Tor carrying on the dstilling business some
Household and Kitchen Furniture. H.: ,,,,-
l am DESTROYS to sell at private sale, my Plan
iation purchased of SAINT. III. Bell, situated on
the old road leading from Staun,on to Waynesbo-
rough, about miles from the former, and from
the latter. Also, my Sill House property near
the mountain, on the Turks Gap road. The
terms will be made accommodating and may DO
known on application.
JOHN PORTERFIELD,
Cy 10 Porte,feH, his attorney.
Sept. 26.