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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-06

GOLD. The working of the Gold mines
at the South is said to be increasingly pro
filable. A letter from Mr.. Gibbon, of the
Branch Mint, at Charlottesville, n. c., pub
lished in Slliman's Journal, states thai
increasing quantities of gold are received
at that mint, from mines in n. Carolina
and S. Caroina-occasionalIy, also, from
Georgia and Alabama. Gold bullion, &c
the value Of s272,OO0 was deposited fol
coinage during the last year, exceeding by
nearly 100000 the deposits of any prece.
ding yearly period.
The sands Of the Catawba river and
other streams passing through the gold re.
gions, have lately been washed with profit
The workmen reside IN shanties on the
banks Of the rivers. by permission Of the
owners, and the same spots are work ed
over successfully, as fresh deposiies oil
sand, &C., is washed down. A man named
Gibson has recently entered extensively
upon the business of washing for gold.
His method of laboring is thus described
n Mr.. Gbson's letter:
He employs fiat boats, or scows, which
are pushed out into the river, and detained
at their stations by poles at the corners
Three men are employed in each boat.
who manage two long-handled shovsls oil
peculiar construction, for the improvement,
of which Gibson has applied for patent.
The shoves are worked BY long crop
handle which acts az a lever, and the shaft
has several projections. upon which the
foot OF the workman is placed, according
TO the depth of the water, 10 assist in pene-
traiing The sand and gravel at the bottom
OF the stream. A man uses one of these
shoveis on each side of the boat. while a
third hand pulls at grape vine, fastened
near the lower end OF the handle, 10 raise
the shovel over the side Of the boat. into
which he empties the contents. Every
evening the Accommodations are washed at
the shore-side BY rocker. attached 10
which is drainer with quicksilver, 10
amalgamate the particles Of precious metal.
The quality of this gold brough, in the
amalgam TO our mint, proves 10 be ABOVE
standard"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-06

The population OF Europe is estimated
bv Matte Brun at 1000, 900 souls. Asia
is pu; DOWN by Balbi at Alb, 81 800.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-06

Our rraiI bodies are toi,erng hnbiiations
every beat of the heart is rap at taa dsor
10 tell us O: our danger.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-06
II f. r Nj s

The Telegraph is printed on a double meulum
sheet. at the rate of 50 per annum IN advance
S1,0 anv time before the expiration of months
from the time of subscribing, or SO, if payment be
longer delayed.
No subscription received tor less period than
three months, and no paper discontinued until oil
arreaiages are paid
ADyEsR EME N rs
Inserted at the rate Of one dollar per square lor
the first insertion and shiliings per square 'of
each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to those who advertise
by the year.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-06
Watch and Clock Repairing,

S. lSfp Ghl3gEIy3lM5lo
HAS removed from Market street, TO his shop
Ilnewly fitted up on Main street, opposite &c
Nancy & Lees store, where he will be happy 10
see hi former customers and all who need any as
slstance in his line. lie has recently received an
extensive assortment of glasses of each variety, and
all the other materials necessary for putting watch
in the most perfect order.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c. FOR
SALE CHEAP.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
N. B. Particular attention paid 10 fine
watch repairing
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-06
Yours as truly as ever,
EJy IN ID

Il Immediately recollected having fool
ishy expressed this foolish intention day
or Two before my arrival IN the village to
az old friend who accompanied me there on
business with some other merchants. |
recoIlected, too, that the remark was made
while we were on walk through the viii
lage, that a lady was close behind all the
time, and my friend who saw her face
thought she must be an angel. She turned
out to be one!
my horse was sent back TO the stable,
and the next morning | was leaving the
beautiful village and the beautiful Ellen,
and my fifteenth cousin and his happy ia
mlly, as fast rs steam could carry me-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-06
SIGN OF THE THREE HATS.
No. los, Lake Street, Chicago.
G. SIT EP II 81 m g

No. iOo, Lake Street, Chicago.
I, c. STEP I9lya N 8,
HAT, CAP. AND FUR MANUFACTURER,
TJAS constantly hand an extensive assor,-
L / men, of articles in has liue of business con-
stating of Beaver, Nutria. Otter Plush. Plain,
CASHMERE, and all kinds of common Fur Hats
rur Caps, Cloth, lndla Rubber, Patent Cloth,
GILLETTE, Plush, Velvet, Fur'rimmed' and every
variety of Caps, both for men and boys, made to
order. wholesale and retail.
ES- Es- VA M-0n
ROBES. SHOES * COATS,
rsinse or by the Bale. Also on hard. Buckskin
Mit,ens, Gloves, Moccaslns, Gentlemeu's SHIRT
Collars, Stocks, Umbrellas. Canes, and every az.
iicle belonging to the line of business
NIB. Hat,ers Stock and Trimmings always
on hand.
CASH rAID FOR FURs AND SKINS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
M o BI LIE.


We commence to-day the publication of the very lucid and able report of t,e Secretary of the Trea- sury It's length at first determined us to give only abstract, but second perusal satisfied us that it is document which ought to go before our eaders in full. IL is Il powerful paper. and condenses admi- rabIy volume of argument against the protective system,
 The documents appended to this report are nuner- ous, and as we judge by the printed list exceedingly important, being the result of great labor. We hope to receive copies of them all when they shall have been printed,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
DOM EsTIC MARKETS.

BosToN-Snles of from 3d 10 5th inst $50 bales at firm rates The CA mbria's accounts made holders firm.
 NEw-YoRK-Sales on the 3j. 1900 bales-on the 5ih but little done, market closing firm.
 PHILADELPHIAThe weeks sales ending 5,h, e9O bales at former ratrs-si the close, prices frmer.
 CHARLEsroN--For three days ending gth, sales 4l53 bales al previous rates.
 Flour-The New-York market for Western was dsl- moderate sales Genessee al $6 40D6 s7 Michigan and Ohio S6 6eadD6 75; Richmond and Petersburg S6 75ND7
 Ngw-ORLEANs-Sales of cotton for week ending Fri day evening, 500 bales, holders at the closing tions maintaining the same degree of Grmness be noticed. The weather being unnyorsbe for out-door business restricted sales the last few dnys Ord 6iM rod ord 6s 6i; mid 6EG7; good mid T! mid fair 7l7I lair snd fully fair 7a1s good fair s 0s good and ne 9
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

not be defeated by Senators who might represent eonstus ncy opposed to it but that clear majority a given question, should also receive eorres- pol ding vote in both branches of the Legisiaiure.- This position was sustained and he resolution wNs ordered to second reading. will endea'or to send you the inaugural speech by the next mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

HNiiE Subscribers, grateful for past favors. takes
 n ihis opportunity of informing his friends and customers, both in the city and country that he has removed from his old stand Royal street, No. 1 Law Buildings, to No. 5l Cont street, one door west of Royal and opposite the Post Office Restaurat, where he s prepared to execute all orders ,a ths cutting and manufacturing of gentemen's Clothing of all descrptios in the neatest style and of the la- test fashion. He presumes from his long experience in ihe business, combined with his anxious wishes to give satisfaction to all. and to adapt himself to every taste and fancy in his fashions he will receive A share of the public patronage.
 dec15 l3Kmo e $. .BEAUDREAUx
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A1.nInnX uAIr.

opened hs goth 25th of January 10 o'clock AM and o'clock for young Ladies and Maaters-niahI srhool Tor Gentienen will commerce on Saturday sth Dec nj eI o'cnck. His course will eompFiss-Pekkd Polka Qddrie, Waitz dc Deur pas, Hop HdIez, Gallo pode, Qaadriiie, q Ia SyLphie, Sc. ma
 TERas-Per session, uf l6 lessons. ............,kl2
 Two or more from same family. eaeh........... 10
 Private lessons, at residence. ce................. l2
 Polka, fOka QuhdTille. 10
 g One of instruction only Will be requisite to obtain complete knowledge Of all tho above dnness- Mr. Xaupi will give at his SaoOn duiug The present sea- son. Practising Quadre Parties for the further improve. nent af his pupils which will afford his patrons an opportunity oi judging Of his style of dancing.
 nov26 2l9KMo
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Total means as estinated....
 EXPEND BY

ENPENDI1UREs.f VIZ. Tho actual expenditur for the
 first quarter ending the 30th of Sept, lS45 amounted To the
 sum of.....................as of. as 463, ,0o3 Al As appears in detail by panyng statement B. The estimated expenditures for Inc ...... l. . public service during the other three quarters from lst Octo-
 her, lS45, the 30th Juno, lS46 nre as follows Civil list foreign intercourse and miscellaneous purposes.... 6i39,21l 06 .... Army proper. r................ 95g4,135 O6 Notifications ordnance, arniing
 militia, Sc..........-..... a,3I6,77S g. Indian department. .......... 1,649, ,7gl 9i Pensions s.................... l356556 U2 Interest public debt and
 treasury notes. 656,g16 4o Redemption of the residue of .H r the loan of lS4I. 4I.......-..... 29,3OO00 Treasury notes which are yet
 outsta nding and payable when
 presunted. ..,........-..... 6S7I64 1S Naval esta blishment. ........ 49U2645 93
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
A CARn.

1.-THE UNDERSIGNED has just opened large and wfi selected stock ot SCHOOL BoOKS-ls prepared Teachers Parents and Guardians as ko1e as aan Houss ta tAs Southern e0aHfrys He hss also large stuck Of Law, Medical. Theological Miscellaneous aad Standard Library hapks. to which is added II HzEU- .F1cTURLNG ES7dBLISHMENT. Clerks of lnuFts Assessos aud Tax Collectors have hsoks edo .o any pattern and At short nalice eatanEaa Of ehsaI
 sfMnIo ff s.w. ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
We take the following from Il late nninber of si

We take the following from late nnmber of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.: M s4iaRs
 RECALL OF MR. R.PAKENHAM.-The statement copied by us a few days since, from the Boston Post, that Mir. Pakenham had been recalled by the Britis, government, is confirmed by facts recently iTaaspired. We learn from various sources that ae rejection by the British Penipotentiary, of Mir. Polks proposition to establish the 18th parallel of north latitude as the boundarIes between the terri tories of the two countries, so far from being in conformity w'h positive instructions from home, is considered by the British government false step in diplomacy. and that Mir. Pakenham has .been re- called therefore and is expecting the arrival of his successor,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

and ss Der dis. large State notes with aeraton the orders generally flied at liola dis. brokers blying what rs generally al 5a pee dis. ThI amount saie liz ht. See t,hle. Receipts of spocie-Ihis week. .Si00000
 PreViousY....... 4oO65s
 Total siRce Ist Sept. pt................---S5O S5OG GJ3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
0OT1LLCN PARTY.

M ESsRS. MoULTON & CLARK beg leave 1sA to inform the citizens of Mobile, that their first CotiiioH Pag will take place on Thursday evaniuR, 18th December, at the WAvERLY HousE. Those gentlemen who wish to indulge in the heal.hfuf ex- ercse of the dance, will please call at the office, (Wweriy) during the day and procure tickets of admission. tas decl3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

TREASuRI DEPARThEET. Dec $. iofo' In obedience to the "Act supplementary to the act to esthbish the Treasury Department" the u"- dersigned respectfully submils the following report; The receipts and expenditures for fhe fiscal year ending the 30th June, lS45, were us follows:
 RECEIPTS AND MEANS
 From customs sel ,59s lls I0 From sales of public lands .... sOlLOzs ~ From miscellaneous sources. lb5'99S Oo Total receipts..... .... Ssy th9 JJ Jo Add balance in the treasury iat July is4f 1S5"3'9 4 Total means. SJi,O@uolS -V The expenditures during the sanIe fiscal - . , year amounted to lhe sum of...... .. S29,9sS2b ee Leaving balance in the Treasury on the lst - . July lSlo, of.... 'o9oaVo ~$ As appears in detail by accompanying statement A. The estimated receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1856, were as follows;
 RECEIPTs, VIZ:
 From customs st quarter by actual returns of the col lcctOrA. So,eOl SJS For second, third and 4th quarters, as est- - - mated l0Odcuo co Total from customs. ..4lOLVVU uI From sales of public lands. 23OOuUo ~ From miscellaneous and incidental senrces. l2OOeO OO Total receipts 26S2OOOO OO Add balance in the treasury the lst July, ooo o, lo41..''. '"'0"o -@
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
A LABAMA LIFE INSURANCE and TRUST

A LABAMA LIFE INS FRANCE and TRUST "A co. Capital $320, 0,O00, all paid in. Ofsee No, 35 St. Francis st
 Trustees.
 John Gibson. al4 Chas. Gascoigae. Edw'd Martineau, F.. L.. Andrews, A. W. Gordon, Wm. H. Pratt, P. Mosely, I. c. Dubose, Geo. N. Stewart, Sanford Coley. .. Murray F. Smiih, Jas. Innersrity,
 Wm. Bower, Thos. Lesesne, .
 Godfrey Barnsley. This Company cokiaues to do d general Insurance bushes, taking risks at the usual rates of prsn- ium against loss damage by fire to brick of frane bndngs to merchandise or furniture .conta,asd therein, us also against rlle dangers of marine and river navigation.
 They also receive money on deposlte, paying ia- terest al the following rates, ,vIz On deposies months and short of 6, at the rate of per cent per annnm. A sssfsse On depostes 6 months and shors of i2, at the rate of per cent per annuIn. a On deposites for l2 months, at the rate of s per cent. t. gsat -. Deposiies may be withdrawn at any time before the expiration of the term of depose; but in spch cases no iaerest will be allowed. zes3
 GHAS GASCOlGNR, President. N. o. J. TisDALE, Sec'y. dec16 islf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

FFTsEN DAYs LATER-Y estsrda,' ,. mail brought us Nsw-York papers ot the 6Ih, with the steamers ac
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

Which deducted from the total oimeans be- fore stated leaves in the treasury on the lst July, l346 estimated balance of..... 4,S5l,25l 32 But this balance subject to be decreased by such additional appropriations Congress shall make, 10 be expended during ihe fiscal year ending the SOih June, l946 and to be altered by the which may be presented for payment of the old funded and un- funded debt and treasury notes.
 Tine es,imated receipts, means and expenditures for the fiscal year commencing lst July, l846, and ending tho S0th June 1847, are as follows, viz:
 RECEIPTS.
 From customs for the four S22 800 GOO % From sales of public lands ......... 2,4G0010 00 From misc and sources. 0O0000 %
  Total revenue S25 0OO 900 co Add estimated balance to the treasury on the lst July is45 4,s5l,a54 g
  rr.... .,f tlo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

The steamship Cambria arrived Al Boston the 4Ih. bringing Liverpool dates Of the 18th, and uvre of the 18th uh We annex fll particulars of the state ot lhs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

A LE AND PORTER-2OO casks Scotch Porter fA and Ale in qts and ptnis, superior article, in store and landing ex ship Champion from L'ver- pool, and for sale by
 dselS MARSHALL, ROWE { co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

GOFFEE--300 bags Rio, for sale by
 V decl5 q. WESTFELDT g. BRO. \ ARD-60 kegs prime new leaf, for sale by xl decl5 P COOK & CO, 30 Com st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

& UGAR-40 hhds strictly choice. for sale by S decl5 SANDS & co. NOkN--500 bags to arrive, for sale by
 V decl5 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

| M ESS PORK-20 bbls new, for sale by a
 INA decl5 COOK CO, 90 Commerce-st l pAGGlNG AND ROPE-Keniucky Baggipg
 ID and Rope, of superior quality, for sale by .decl5 GEO MARTIN, 3S St Michael.st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21

TWICE u WEEK.

sdiS elegant line Of Four Horse POST
C0ACHESti> now SO arranged 10 lis moye+
Aneois. under skillfui and careful drivers, as 10
keep up regular connection with the Balii-
shefs & Ohio Rail Road without interruption.
~ caves Winchester on Sandsy mornings, i'm
'tnetlateiy after Tie arrival Of the sSoaapton
stage. so as 70 reach Martins burg 10 time for
The Baltimore CauS, Edstlcard,
At o'clock, A. NJ.
% wednesday mornings, il performs the same
TRIP, IN Time for the same connection.
The Stage proceeds from Martiusbufg on SUM-
|dassaad Wednesdays, for Hsgerstown. between
AID O'Clock, Gftef The a,rirat Of the Beliimors
Cars thus aferding convey nce for passengers
TO esilIamsPoTi, Hsgersiown, &c, and forming
connection win the
Hdgerstotcn, CkqmbersbUrg, and PhiIa-
delphia Rail Road Lines.
This ensures despatch to Travellers, and pre-.
vents unnecessary detention any where.
Returning, the Stage leaves Hagerstown for
winchester, on Monday and Thursday morn
ings, al O'clock, snd reaches Winchester in
time for the Stsunton Stage, thus extending &C.
Cum modsttons Ia both directions without delay.
This Line, North from Winchester, passes
through Bunkers Hill, Darkesvlle,e Martins.
earg, Falling Waters aud Villa port, TO Ha-
serstown, giving business men an opportunity
of visiting each of those places.
Passengers gong West by taking this line,
Will Ind II The cheapest and best route, allowing
time TO rest and dine in Msr,insburg, before
the arrival Of the Baltimore Cars for Cumber.
land KEMP s RIPLEY,
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IN1.cHANcERYs

= y.
Extract fromEdecree, 10 above named case
"And the court doth further adiudge,
orter and decree, Tin like manner By consent
as TO Caiharine Fry that Master Commission.
er Cooke do proceed to audI and settle alf.the
matters ofaccourt id said Bill mehtoned ia.
king an account Of sIl the trust funds which
came into the hands of said trustees, togethe
with the payments ami disbursements bs them
made on account OF the trasteeship also nm
account of all claims If creditors provided for
10 said deed Of trust, discrim mating as 10 The
Idiguily and prioriiy.ef said claims, according 10
the provisions Of said deed also an account
showing the proportion and amount Of said
fund that is OF will be payable 10 each Of said
claimants, separating such a. may be disputedy
and such as are not and stating all such other
matters Of account connected withsaid trustee
ship as will enable The said trlstles TO settle
the same under the sanction5or decree of this
court and all such other matters as be may
deem pertinent, or Jas may be required to be
stated specially BY any Of the parties concerned
And10 enable said comm is Toner TO carry out
the purposes q this reference, he is hereby au,
thoflzed AND directed 10 call all said parties,
creditors, &c. before bin By an advertise menl
for not less than three wseks in some newspa-
per printed IN Charles.ewn5; provided, hosev.
er, that this decree Is TO- be1aken and consider
ed as IN no maaner. and 10 no extent, detetmin-
ing or otherwise affecting tile claim OF The. said
Catharine Fry but all Questions as 10 said
claim are reserved for future adjudication, up.
on the coming in Of the report of said Master
Commissioned, who is hereby directed to report
his proceedings to thas courtas soon as possible
c6Py-Teste,
%R.- t. BROWN, Clark.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-21
YRGLNIa. no WIT.

IN The Circuit Superior Court Of Law sud
chaucery for JeEerson county. June 5ih,
lsi5,
Beajiaaia T. Tospnse.. PLAisrIrr.
AGAINST
fan r, -Cioplihe, Isaac ciaplins, Isaac
W. C1aplin4 Henry Berry, ZOE
and Ehzabefh| ". as ,cits, slaie EiSa-
6efhJF. Harris, George w. Harris. IA
fhoay Colbert, james Ciapiine, Charles
Ciapiiae, Elsonorl CiaPiine. Iugiaig
CRepiiae, and Joseph Caapiiae.
DEFENDANTS,
IN CH4S-cERF.
EHVHIS cause came ON to be heSrd this 5th
Il day OF june, 1915. on The bill and exhi-
bits OF CONF lainant,, the answer Of Ann r.
Chsplne, and the ire pichiion Of complainant 10
the same, the answer of George W.. Hartis BY
his guardian ad iltsia and the snswer Of 49,
Yoe and E w. zoe his wife. the bill having
been heretofore taken for confessed rs TO- The
other defendants, was argued BY counsel; upon
consideration whereof, il is ordered BY The Court
that Master conlniissioner Cooke DO STA &C.
count Of The debts due by defendant ANA X
Ctapline, as Exeeutrixsof Abraham Chapliue
deceased, for which defendant Isaac Chan
line may be responsible for as her security, in
her bond as e1scntrfk next, such debts as
we're due by The said Ann r. Chapline, ON The
18th day Of April. l543. on her; own account,
and then, such as3she was on the 18th day Of
April, ls43, bound for as,security for Others,
noting such debts Of either class as have been
paid since the l3thSday Of April, ls43, and re-
port The same 10 the court, with any matters
specially stated, deemed Pertinent by himself,
or which may beirequifea by the parties. And
Che said Commissienen5is authorized 10 examine
The parties in soIshn form, touching the subject
matter Of said accounts.
AICopy --Teste,
r. T. BROWN, Clerk.
-.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

AN AWAY from Ihe subscriber; living
- near eerryvil'e, Cor Batilet6wn9 Clarke
county, Va, 90 Tuesday morning, Jaly 29ih,
1915. negro George-cs'ls himself GEORGE
WEQEN>i be is about 25 years old fre leet
SIX or Aeigh, inches high, slender and delicate
IN person, with small hands and feet, pleasant
eountenaEee, soft andrsther whining voice, and
suite black He has wife living wnh Mr.
ihonas Reynolds, tavern keeper 10 BerrJviIe
Il taken oui oflh States Of Virgins and Mary.
land, and thirty dollars, II taken in either
state above named, and all RESPONSIBLE expenses
paid npon delivery 10 me, or placed 10 any Jail,
where can eel him again. L.aLEHfS.
BerryTille, Aug Z, 1915. st.
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coTTAaE HuIIr5

DIV EEL IaING lEOUSIEa
4 fipc' large Barn, recently erected spring,
SMOKE, Corn, Pouitry.and Root honses. Also,
site out-bufidpgs. i d In excellent repair. Il
There is. uponihes premises fns YOUNG
ORCHARD Of choice fruitin full! bearing End
also nsar the House there is aarge limestone
spring which affords running water il most OF
theafields,
E@l do not 5eam Unnecessary to give further
particulars in reference TO the place, as EEprre-
sumo that all who MAJ wish 10 purchase win
call and examine the property for themselves.
md 10 any such ] shall be happy 10 furnish
whatever Information may b requisite, Oh ap-
plicationto me personslIy Of by let,er.lD5sf
paid. HENRY RoTELRR.
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JEFFERSON LAND.
FOR SALE.

FOR S,A LIZ. IN
iIBNHE heirs Of John b. Henry .have copcladed
10 dispose of theFMill Farm, and herebyD
offer il at private SALE. .IT
Il is situated on the Potomac River, lust be.
low Dam No. 4, adjoining the mill where there
IS aianding place for boats from the Chess
Iseake and Ohio Canal is known to be Of the
best quality of Jefferson Land, considerable
portion Of il being rich bottom Land, and Is weIl
wsIered.4s
The Tract contains about $50 ACH rs-
about $50 OF which is under good cultivali6f. J.
more accurate description is deemed unneces.
sary, as those desiring to purchase I'LL exam inc
for themselves.
\ TERMS.-Ons- fourth tho purchase money
will be required to pc paid dovn--one- fourth
in 70 months with interest. The -balsnce can
be retained BY the purchaser, BY being secured
on the property Apply 10 K
w. L. WEBB, \
Sbspherdsfoson, "a. Ii
AMOS YOUNG, III
Hggsrsioarn Nd.
March 10, 1845-tf f'E Ii