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Tao Bracelets Of Queen VietOrio-on festivals and
gals days. the delicate an OF the Queen Of England will
be sdonsd with bracelet that may well be consider
ed one Of the most significant enentos that the radiant
partster Of royal snoymens and prncey splondour
behold This 'bIou' Of the finish IL mso OF tho
pufesi gold and enlightened by four Of the danon
which seem 10 dispute each Others beauty and decacy
but their greatest interest they derive from their owners in
whose possession they were IN other times.
The largest Of these diamonds belonged 10 the Princess
Chsrotte Augusta of Wales who will ever be remember
cd by the British people, for her womany virtues and
smabe quail lee The second and third u these gems once
belonged the unforonsto Queen Maria Anoinete II
France Ths fourth and splendid Of the whole shono
st one ume from the white and msJesoal forehead OF a
beloved prneey head that shared similar misforunes with
the forms property Of Stuart Queen Of Scots
add then King whose power ended with the fall Of his
royal brother Joseph Napoleon One may well question
whether ever o ~cman's encirced by ring "a
potent, Of smblem' grave. aud souvenirs 80 foil Of
meaning.
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THE ACCoMAC DISTRICT.

we have encouraging accounts from "Wse's District
and do not entertain doubt Of the election OF the abb. and
accomplished Southall the Wing candidate over his per-
severng and skiliu opponent General Bayy The caeu.
ZION OF Sou'has vote the Western Shore far
ces That OF the General his Shore. Southal car
mes with him popularity and respect beyond perhap.
what could be commanded by any other man in the West
ern counties OF the district and he has broken into some
strong holds which defeated the election Of Mr. Carter in
the last canvass We should rejoice a, the election of Mr.
Southall-not only because he il n true and sound Whig
but because he is man who will do credit Old Virginia
IN the national councils.-fN Norfolk Herald
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FIRE IN TIE MOUNTAINS.

We understand that the mountain the West of
FIRE extensively during the pas, week. aud that
damage has been done the destruction Of fences nd other
property. In Bath aud Pcndleton, and also in
county The whole population, male and female in many
places engaged for days in fighting the fire.
their dwellings and other budings-he danger 10 which
imminent the weather being dry aud exceedingly win.
dy. We regret learn that Mr.. James H. Crawford in
the negbborhood Of Deeeld in this county, had his house
destroyed, whether by fire from the have
not a.cerisnedJ and also Mr. nch where situated
have hesfd) and that there large OF
ng burnt under the mountain above Mddebrook and ia
tho neighborbood Of Jennings Gap.
A Ere also broke about the time in the Blue
Ridge shove waynesborough which report says did con-
siderable damsge-the only building destroyed that
have heard OF was asll-hOuse.-SfdUni0n Spectator.
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CHESTERFIELD
IAN increasing demand for Tyler blood."-M

nessrs. Bolts and Seldom will address the peo.
pie Of Chesterfield Monday next (court day.)
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET

FRIoAy MoRSIsa. April 4th, lsi5
The Cotton market opened yesterday with an improved
demand, chiefly on the part Of English buyers and the
business OF the day amounted 1000 bales former p
-
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PUBblSHERS' US. MAIL,
BULLETIN FRfD4Y, ytp~a Iih-ie oeloet
T>HE following New Works received so hours
Il In advance Of any Eipre.-n country
Bv this days mail.
Codeys Magazine and Isady's book MAJ; IS etc
Tie Gamblers WIFE by the author Of The young Pfma unu,
The Belle Of the Family. &e; IS ets ""''
The Gentleman In Black, Illustrations by C.orr, c
shank 9Sep. >" ''s' ''o'
Lately arrived and for sae
No % Harper.' Pictorial Bble. rs cts
The Anenesn Review Wing Journal April 1866 ,oe,.
NO Ihe oonoghus tale oIfeisnd my years ago. with two
hneeniF her Monuments Heosyphies History and Ar,
e"gy. y geo " .hddon late " = Consul Cairo 9s ets
The BOOK Of Chemical Amusenenl complete M
hipefnens IN various branches Of Cbem,,ry ne; IS ep
he author ~ the Mysteries OF BOSTON, As 1871 et. my
NO. sequ.l'o the onaser City; I2I cts
Of the Rose Of Thistle Island &C. &e: IS cts ' '''"'
I.ondon Lancet for Aprii 1915: so cents.
and iS Sketches Of Irish Character ny M g. G. Hail.
The Last Of the saIon- Tale the Time. Of william III.
The Ancient Regime Tale Wy a. p r. Jane. yo,- IN ono.
Fnnsen.iein; the Modern Prome,heu- ny Mo Mary w
Shelby wife of Percy Bys-is Shelley thu Poe, as e,s
~ the Monthly Magazines for Apru
History Of the Consulate snd umpire under Napoleon
No. ~ Later. Living Ase-Ial cents
no In',ov q France, BY " Miche'et 81 eta
the lab Hercules by Punch with 10 illustrations Is "a,
hnow-ns Caiue Dceio' o. Complete Cow Dpeor being
PLAINLY weH treaties on the diseases Of horned cats. and sI,
Dons.,e slavery considered =. se'p,u'. Inusios IN cor,
and the Rev. Francis waylsnd Providence III "
the arts and hscries % Gambling nus,r,,icn. hv
Green-SOc 's"""- " q w
No. sreorlal H''oy Void by Joh. y,o.t,.pss.
The Love Match, Unou Of vi, All a.. r.. " &c
env coei'on Eco Author Of Sylvester sound se ,, T
tons, Pan i-i9Ic ~ WIN '''"s'
Don rrola and hts Ten Daughter. by Asne. s,e,n,o.
nhampens Pittsburgh Journal Is January IststsIr
Freneh-2se ''"''S,'s""om n~
so,s tool things from Cmiet.hanss omnisu. with e.pw.Ia
HALPIN 4 KELLER
ConduetorsP ubi-,ers' u. A. Man
los Main street Main ana lar a.
sp Every Periodical and work OF merit 10, -. ~"
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MEETING AT GENTRY's TO-DAY, I'm HENRI
va col
There will be political discussion today at Gsnhys. be-.
tween tho caIet idaie. for llenrico.
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FLUvANNA.

II Mr.. Boris will meet Mr. Seldom the Regiments
muster at Falrtied, ON the 18Th. llhs day week.
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CANAL COMMERCE..
ArRrL s.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED,
Canal Boat, Veyetdeer j. w. Bfoadus, master, with
lgi mdz from Lynehburg, TO l.. ID. Creshaw Co.,
VIM. G.. Creushaw Frys a. Co, and J. w. Jurey.
Davy Crocket, e. s. Burks. with $50 tons mdz from
Lynchburg, to T.. d. Cten-lsw a. Co., Henry GuJsm r.
Co., B Peyton. Edmond & Davenport, and J. H. Boyd.
Octayis J. H. Anderson, with 20 tons mdl from Lynch.
burg, 90 Jones & Blair, l.. ID. Cronshaw g. Co.. Henry
Ludam & Co., Edmond s. Davenport, and Ro. Gwsth-
mey.
Nanny Perkins. Geo Csbel with ~ udz from Now
Market, 10 a. r. Harris, and Bridges, Mckinney g. Co.
CLEARED,
Canal Boat. Columbia, J. +. Thomas, with Ie5 tons
mdz., for Lynchbufg
James Madison, VIM. Tompkns with 49, tons mdz
for ScOttsyille.
Arzm 9Th, Isi5.
ARRIVED,
Boat VIM. L.. Lancaster, Couch. with ga tons mdze.
from Lynohburg 10 Henry Iudsm & Co., Preston g. En-
ders Ssm'l j. Jones, John N Gordon, Jas G. Crano
Crump aud l.. ID. Cfenshaw g. Go.
CLEARED,
Boat Flying Lacy. Station, with 80 mdzo, for Lynch
burg.
Boa, Commerce, BesI, with 30 mdzc. for Columbis
and Scottsvile.
Pig Iron, M'ys, with - tons mdze, for Tuckshoe
and Lynohbufg.
Boa, Clayton & Burton, Asb, with ton. mdzo., for
Lynchburg.
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/" Books ,rbicb mr.. Rool


"E have Just received supply u Eoihen-beng Nc
w I Library Of Choice Reading
ap ~ DRINgRR A. MoRnts
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NEwEsT STYLES STRING BoNNETs such as
Florence Braid
Plain and Eua sirrws
ManIla. Lace, Neapoitan and other Fancy Bonnet,
Bonnet Ribbons. Flowers NIL Band Boses
Just received direct from at The
lowest rates. by LATHROP CHRISTIAN A. Co
ap ~ No 90 Mai, s,,.s,
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CAPTAIN VOORHEES,.

Capt PhilipF. voorhees,, OF the navy, has been
found guilty, by the Naval General Court Mar
lal of The following charges and specifications:
lst. That, in the irsaIc Congress. about the
ooh Sept, 1914, in violation Of the orders OF
Cant. Turner, al or near the port OF Montevideo,
Capt " did wrongiully capture and take posses
sion Of an armed vessel called The "Sancala,' be-
longing 10 government a! peace with the gov
eminent of he United States, and al war with
lie government OF Monteyid'";
2iy Wronsiully captured and took forclbe
po.srssiun of 4 squadron ot armed vessels belong
ng 10 government al peace with The govern
ment Of the United Sacs, and at war with The
government Of Monevdeo
3dly. Forcibly and wronginlly released prison
ers and property captured by, or in The custody Of
a squadron OF vessels employed in blockadiLg the
por of Monlevideo; the said squadron belonging
10 a government at peace with the government Of
the Uned Stalc';
4lhIy. Wrongful and forciblv took seaInen
from a squadron OF vessels blockading the port Of
Monrevileo; The said squadron belonging 10 Il
government a, peace with The government Of The
United State;
And, 5lhly. That al The same place, Oh The "a
October, 1871, i'll the same manner, Capt. v re-
fused 10 permit squadron Of vessels employed IN
blockading Mon.evideo 10 enforce the blockade
with respec, 10 merchan! vessels belonging 10 me
limited States: the said squadron belonging TO
, Government, Al peace with the government Of The
United States.
The court sentenced Capt. Voorhees, 10 be rep
,;manded in general order By The Secretary u
ito Navy. and 10 be suspended for The term Of
,hrse wears from The 2lth day Of June ISI5, The
date OF the sentence.
The verdict and sentence OF the court were ap-
proyed. aud Tie Union contains The letter Of The
Secretary OF the Navy, carrying them INTO exc
cuion. The letter concludes as follows:
ain CARRYING into effect The remainder OF the
sentence, could desire not 10 add one word 10 the
/ Judgment OF The court with whose members you
i nave 50 long been associated in The service. But
Justice TO our own government, The relations Of
amily subsis,ing with The Argentine republic, our
! ayowed policy of neutrality between foreign bel
lserents respect for The rights Of foreign flag,
firm adhesion 10 he humane principles otthe mod
ern code OF maritime law, ever advocated and in
sisted on BY the American people, the determine
lion 10 demand nothing but what is right-espe
cially from power weaker than our own-com
pei me to disavow and reprove your conduct, a
sci forth in the charge and specifications OF whic
you have been found guilty.
This letter OF feprimand will lie published u
a general order
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AiEXICAN AFFAIRS.

The braggau circulars Of The Mexican MINIS
Ter Of War and Marine, which We published yes
,,rlay seem 10 have produced different lmpres-
sions upon the journals zee have received. The
\ O Courier thinks that War already exists
,nJ advises the seizure oflhe Mexican vessels IN
Tho mort Of n. Orleans, either as enemy's proper
- ar ,odc.an them ill it be asccrlaincd whether
war has actually been declared. The Tropc ad-
,,;,s ,b.t such a course would be absolutely ne
cos.arv if there was kao'rt declaration Of war
il. he Suprcmc Government OF Mcxico-bu', as
,,a,- ,bere i, no evidence Of declaTation-an II
,he Circular of Senor Condo was considered
declaration OF war, it is strange that an American
vessel the Water Witch, should have remained
>, Vera Cruz until The 18Th July II war had
hsen declared ,ha, vessel would have been seiz-
"a at once, as encmy's property" and moi only
conhscaled, but her officers aud crew imprisoned.
The Tropic, however, considers that the pre-
sent aspec, Of affairs renders the prospec, Of war
strongly probable" and honorabIy assumes me
following high ground
"We have now 10 say, that, If Mexico Is mad
enough 10 leopard her national existence BY de-
clari9g war against the United States, we hope
our government will make no childs play OF The
mailer, bu, proceed al once, with energy 10 pu!
an end 10 The contest, in way taal shail fsoouh'
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Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

T, rnouirer Il puhshed DAILY and SEMI.
vEEKIY For the Daily Paper, seven ao'ia's per an
ana M the rate Of eight dollars taken LOT snort
u'', ,n5 han ono year. For the semi Weekly, hvc
-, mr. annum and Three Dollars fOf six months,
,. an advance to be pad in Tie Office, remted by
vi ,,o,t paid; or Six Dollars per annum at the end Of
the yer. ,,,,a -. ,u
and available Bank nules, at the risk OF the Ed-
yos,ese Of all letters beng paid BY The rriters-
IN, ostace uf single letter Is scarcely Of any account
n. writer. IL Is the accumulation of postage, IN an
.,,.n>,ye business, which operates as serious tax
- ~, l. iit"rs) -
- THE DAILY ENQUIRER-Fur one square OF
,-ru ;iaes less first insertion fifty cents, ana
.y-ry succeeding Insertion twenty five ctnts-u inss,
al once a week. twice a week, or three times week,
,i,tlv seven and a hal; cent.
N rue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square "i sixteen
\ ar less first insertion, IS CENTS for each c"htinu
nee so cents. ts Nth ,ha
lrde,s from distance must be accompanied WIN the
vance nav or satisfactory references TO insure eAecu
i;ur. $50, sor ao,.rs for ,hi,,v
lines md In that proportion for advertisements OF
o,eater lenctl-except Lottery vendors ana Auctoh-
eers who are charged one hundred uoiais' lpaper IN
cuded.) 50. e., ~. .o,,,,,
hn.yer The par,y's hand writing h unknown Ut THIS
,;ee mt he thenicated by the endorsation oil The
In the neshborbood, they will IN no case
:. nmlji.brl Every measure, that has bean taken TO
arrut impostnns and quzzes, has proved heretofore
,.y,lny We must, therefore, insist, IL surh case
an ,hr muntcaiion being certified by the name of
ne posmastsr, a,ri,,ta on The back Of the letter.
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MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT.

The plan Of instruction in this department, of
the University presents peculiarities 10 be found
in no other school of Medicine in The Union
The lectures commence on the Isl ot.October
and terminate on the 4lh Of July CHG
Owing 10 the length of The lion, which en-
braces a period of nine moikhs, three Professors
are enabled 10 perform all The duties which in
other medical institutions are usually assigned 10
six; and The students are seldom required 10 attend
more than two lectures on The same day. By
this arrangement the students have an opportuni
Is Of being well grounded in Anatomy, Physulo-
ev, and other elementary branches Of Medical
Science before they investigate their applcaiions
in connection with The study of the practice of
Medicine and Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the Students
are subjected to full and rigid examination on
The preceding lecture, or on portions Of approved
text books. Il is apparent that the plan Of which
the outlines have been briefly stated. is one which
allows the student 10 commence as well as 10 COM
pec his medical studies in The institution, and pre-
senls happy combination of the advantages Of
the system of instruction, by private pupilasc and
hat Of public lectures.
ANY person OF approved moral condnc. NAV
offer as candidate, and receive The degree of NJ.
d., without reference 10 The lime he has been en-.
gagged in the study Of medicine, or OF Joining The
school, provided he undcrgocS in a satisfactory
manner. the varions examinations prescribed hy
The cnactmcnis. The Professors are:
Robert F.. Rogers, NJ. d., Professor of Chem
i>ry. Pharmacy, and Ma,cra Meiica.
Henry Howard, NJ. D., Professor of Pathology
and Practice OF Medicine, Obstetrics, and Medi-
ca Jurisprudence.
James l.. Cabell, Nj. D., Professor ofAnaomy
Physiology, and Surgery.
John Siaisc Davis, NJ. D Dcmon>lrator Of
Anatomy. WILLIS II. WoODLEY, Proctor
July lS-2aWlOctlst
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RicIlnhOnd COIIege

TIE next session will begin on Wednesday, ths LIST
day Of October. aud close tho 20 Of December.
The caialogus of studies embraces-Eaglish Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography, History, the Latin and Greek
Languages, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Algebra,
Plane and Solid Geometry. Surveying, Plane and sphe
Tcal Trisonometry, Logic, Rhetoric, Analytical and
Descriptive Geometry, and weekly Rhetorical ExeI-
cises. fhess studies nre conducted by Messrs r. Rv
land, |. Cooke and J. 81. Murray. Instruction will
also be given in French aud Vocal Music ube teach
ers, ut an extra charge.
The Trustees aave made ncements 10 appnn: two
additional praes.uis, whose names aud departments
will b. announced in due time, and whn will DC
ed To upon their duties The l0lh of January lSi6
IL IS The hNcd purpose oil The Trustees Ia elevate and
extend the coulse Of Studies, TO render il strictly
collegiate
rcula-s, giving n candid statement Of the progress
and department IL The pupils will be sent to their pa
rents once in two months.
TrRMs-For Board and Tuition, $50; for Ba,rd and
Tnion, during long session. 1884, payable, half in ad
vance, aud half nj The close of the session. of The
Library, 81 l,er annnni.
Important facilities for Improvement enjoyed by
the students from the Reading Room and Debating So
ciely.
Tho Institution is confidently recommended 10 The
public as deserving of patronage.
by ord, 0f IN, Board,
Auu D-rif SscF
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University or MARYLAND.

ETNCULTY OF PHYSIC.-SEesinN lSi5-G.-I'he
L Lectures will commence Monday, November Sd,
and continue until the first "f March ensuing.
Obstetrics and Medical Jnrsprudence-R chard vii
mott Hall, NJ ID.
Chemistry aud rharmacy-Wm. L. A. Akin, NJ. ID.
.s-.s, IVA N., " si2ia " o.
Chew, u.
Anatomy and Phy s;o.ory- Joseph Roby. VI. ID.
III, DRY and Practice Of Meiicne--Eiisha Bartlett,
ND.
Demonstration OF Anatomy-Georse W. Mi.tenberger,
". ID.
In.truction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day at the Baltimore nmary, opposite the Me
aical College. The rooms for practical ANATOMY wal
b. opened October LAT, and remain until the end OF
NJ rch following under the charge OF The demonstra"r
Fees for the entire $685. atrlculation fee S5
graduation fee S20 clinical ticket free; dssecting ticket
01,iopai with the student. Comfortable board may br
obtained in the vicinity OF The Medical College Cor 81
so TO So SO per week.
WILLIAM L. A. AKIN, NJ. u,
Aug l5-clOt Dean of the Faculty.
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THIS Estate is situated in tho county Ct Caroline on
L the Mataponi River within three milei of Rowling
Green: il contains thirteen and fourteen hun
drea acres moi less Than $40 81 low grounds not
ten of which subject 10 he OVERT ,wn by the hehest
feshet an inexhanstible supply OF Mari psrecty &c
ces,ilr and convenient To the three shfis; three
four hundred acres are of xhaustibe pond land all OF
which il perfectly dranrd; aaut four hundred acres IN
maiden wood. the growth white oak rcd, poplar hck-
ory-esch shin can, within three cars, be made
rage fifteen hundred barrels Of com-whBat, oats kc,
&C. in proportion. There ID gradual descent from ts
hiah and to the river. There is upon the Farm Eve
hundred acres o tobacco land not 10 he surpasse for
the culture Of that crop in Virginia. invite close
examination of The land, shall, on The 2i Monday
in September TINT bein. Caroline Codrt day. offer the
same for sale.
The dwelling is about 900 yards from The railroad, and
the barn is immed atey upon tho railroad and in the
centre of the plantation.
credit of ten years be had three ltrils
OF The purchase money. N. z. SUTTON.
T. ST. would exchange with any gentleman near
Richmond for a small farm, upon fax terms.
Az lS=rlls
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M d II ll

A WHITE MAN by the name of CLARK, absconded
II with Negro Man Of mine few nights aga, aud
have doubt ia he intends selling him running him
or free State Clark is man apparently about so
years old, very thin vSage, little bald headed, with,
think. few gray hairs. lie had long blue cloth
coat, vest pain leaf hat with strip OF Grape round
il he as black spots sci IN Of his wh
iadrbIe ink, something Of The sort. The Nego Man
is between ~ and Is years old, very black. low and
chunky, full face, hair pretty long Clark and The Negro
both shoe makers The public are herehy requested 10
all vigilance for the detection of the thief; and
liberal reward will be paid for the security Of br Negro
EDWARD O. ROBERTSON.
Snout Spring. AnpomaILox Co, Yn. Aug 5-c5lt
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FOR SALE.

TIME very desirable House and Lot in the town OF
L Fredericksburg, lately occupied by Mrs = 7. std-
dan Tire House is of brick, we'll built, large and com
Iu,dious The grounds, which cover nearly whole
niae are attractive and beautiful, being laid on with
IN ieh taste s!opine falls and wide walks and adorn.
81 wrl many handsome trees more deli .htfnl and
rl,i,- residence whether regard be had 10 health,
co,icr or appearance, cannot be found In the town.
sac win be made privately, and the terms may he
s,ro-d on with either Of The nnderssn-
et JOHN MONCCRE. Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR 4. MOESoN, Richmond city,
Aug Self Executors Of Thomas Seldom, dec "a.
R,- The Fredericksburg Recorder anu Herald "'ii
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Select Boarding school.

Mrs. SHEFFEY, having given up the Seminary.
1sI which she conducted Cor twelve wears under the
name of the "kaiurama Female Seminary, proposes
larama, Stanton, Va -ou Monday the 81 day Of No
vemhcr ne1t
This i To he strictly Boarding School, il being Mrs.
Sheiey's inttntion 10 receive no day scholars. The
number will he limited to ten. There will be two SEES
sonS 81 i've months every year, The first beginning in
N"veinber and The second in May, with April and DC
tobsr for vacation months.
Circulars, containing further particulars may be OBJ
tainrd by applying 10 Mr.. Shelley.
ka'Orama, Stauntpn, Aupiist s. lsi5-tcffl
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND AT PUB-
Lie AUCTION.

~ sATITRDAY the Gih day q Eeptem'cr next
" viii .ell at public auction, valuable Tract oil
Land on the Roln"ke River, In Meekenhurs eo an
AMI adjoining st Tammany. The Tract contains about
az 80. nbmt one half of which IL in woods. and
Y sn,d for the culture Of tobacco, the remainder ID
IN good heart There about Is or ~ aces OF tSef
Las or ,nnds attached now in woods. The Dwelling
Win iiitls yprnse might he made very comfortable.
Ttrns-one third ia cash, and the balance ~ one
ara iwo years we'll secured The sale VIII take pieee
a, = Tammany a II o'clock, NJ. Oaehalf OF tue TER
r. II said mace s attached the place. and VIII be .od
wrh 10. = -
Al,hnn,n anruii e-clha