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SuEyV's DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

StHEyE'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
y III BALTIMORE STREET, Baltic,
ZIG CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. SHEW would respectfully announce that he
has opened Rooms at No. III Baltimore street, with
light expressly adapted for the purpose of taking
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system
He would particularly call attention to his facili-
ties for taking children, which superior to those
of any other establishment in the city.
py- The proprietor intends giving his personal at
tention to those who may favor him with call,
mi
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DANCING AND WALTZING.

DANCING AND Waiting.
MER. SPIES SCHOOL Is NOW OPEN
va for young LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES
and MASTERS, DESTROYS of learning the above
BEAUTIFUL 4 FASHIONABLE ACCOMPLISH
MENT in all its varieties.
DAYS OF TUlTION-Tuesaay and Saturday Al
ternoOns for aides and Masters. Tuesday and Fri
day Evenings, for Gentlemen.
ing Mr.. Z. has the handsomest aud most comfnlt-
ably arranged establishment in the atty, at which he
can be seen every day from Till 5, and from till 10
O'Clock. RPS se2o cow
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"a detail of the cases alluded to follows.)

"May Gods blessing attend your efforts In those
eases, my dear Doctor, and if yOu afntd relief in
these cascs there will be vast number OF others
who will apply. Very truly, yours,
ROBERT w. Lands.
9g-The original letter may be seen at the Agsney
No. le2 Broadway.
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FOB SALE H. RENT.

,bys&a FOR RENT Two ROOMS in a very
BE:f1 pleasant and central part Of the city within
Agii1 less than five minutes walk Of MaIket street,
HBHt " and few doors from Charlps-st. They are
well calculated for ChamHer and Parlor, they might
answer as tlces, For further particulars, apply at
this office, 90 If
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NR. HARRIS
EY MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER,
The subscriber, having procured the formula Of DR..
G. A. Hans' Aromatic and Astrngent Mouth Wash
and Aromatic and Detergent Doth Powder lakes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling assur
ed that they will meet with general appropriations
They combine in an eminent degree, all the import
ant medical qualities which are desirable for pretara-
tons Of the sort TO possess They cleanse The Teeth
excite heathy action of the gums and impart to the
breath a most delightful fragrance.
R4- Prepared and sold only by C. P ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. o7-lw-el9-f
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EToR SALE.-A very likely BLACK GIRL, 10
years of age, 10 serve years. She is first rate
cook, washer and ironer and can come highly recon-
mended. Also for sale, Black Woman, 80 years of
age, slave for le-a good cook washer and iropeT
from the country, and come well recommended
Also for sale Black Man, 25 years of age to serve
years from next January. Also, Black Boy, Ia years
of age, serve about 10 years. M oftkese servants
can come well remmended. Apply to
l.. F. SCOTTI'S old established
se2l Intelligence office, 10 Exchange Place,
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MTEXy AND CHEAP CARPETING. The
Ia subscriber has just opened large aud vety de-
girable assortment Of CARPETING, consisting, in
part of--Super VELVET
Super SAXONY
Super BRUSSELS
Imperial IHREE FLY'S
Extra super and super INGRAlNS
Extra fine and fine do
ROYAL DAMASK
Plain and Twiiled VENETIASS.
Togpther with a large assortment of FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS; 6. 8 and 10 4 DRUGGETS; Chinelle and
Tuned HEARTH RUGS. Sc sc. All of which
have been selected expressly for the retail trade and
together with his former large stock, renders his as
soIiment comptte- TO which he invites the alien
lion of his friends and the pub ic generally as he
is determined to sell for cash, to puncual Custom
ers at lower prices than the same goods have ever
bee n so d in this market.
Richard DUVALL,
se2S eo6t GAP] No. 2i6 Baltimore street.
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TIN WARE MANDATORY

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all
~ whom it may conern, that application viii be
made 10 the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore at
their next session condemns the following streets,
viz: Townsend street from Ross street to PennSylva-
MIA Avenue; MOsIer from Ross st to Pennsyva-
MIA Avenue; McMechen street from Ross ST. to Penn
syvania Avenue; Wilson street from Ross st. to
Pennsylvania Avenue; Division ST. from the Northern
boundary line of the late Caleb asground, and the
Southern boundary line Of the land formerly owned
by the tate William McMechen; Etting alley from
Wilson st. to Lanvale ST., and Boulder alley from
Wilson ST. TO point distant 100 feet northw' stery
from the northwest side of Lanva'e ST. agreebIy to
the supplement to the Act of the General Assembly
Of Maryland passed. d. cemher session, 1917, the said
supplement having passed March llth, 1884. o6-7t
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nEWARE OF FOOrH-ACHE DRnI
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER. WYE
LANnING. 81. MlCHAELlS AND EASrNN

FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER. WYE
LANDING, ST. MlCHAEL'S AND EAST0N,
VIA MILES RIVER FERRY.
= as5a.sss The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. J. ID.
E!szE5R tsSztp Turner, will leave Patterson street
SSslissszasSsA wharf, on MONDAY MORNING, the
2lst September, at O'Clock, FIR the above places,
and return next day, leaving Miles River Ferry pvery
Tuesday Morning, at Z O'Clock, 81. Michacl's u,
Wye 81, and West River II! for Annapolis aud Bal
timOre.
For Centre lille and CheserOwn, every WEUN ES-
DAY MORNING, at 9 O'Clock, and return next day,
lgavrg CheslertOwn every Thursday Morning, at 8
O'Clock for CGrsica AMI Baltimore.
At n'cock every Saturday MnSing, for Centre
vile and ChGslerlown and return same day Al
baggage al the risk OF the owners. sl9.tf
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IOUSN AND LOT FOR sALN

,+isn5hey HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
3.sE.!1 A House and Lot on the North side of Ross
EEyisH street, nearly opposite the inter ecton of
t3A Paca street, having front of 90 feet on Ross
street, and running hack 100 feet 10 ALE subject
gain. This property is situated in the most healthy
part Of the city, aud from the many improvements
making in the neighboThooA, very profitable invest
ment may be made Apply at The Clipper Office, l34
Baltimore street. ms DIFF
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UnUTTY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY,
III made of pure Linseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, from 30 to 40 per cent. below the market
price. He keeps il on hand in large quantities; and
making il by steam power, is prepared to fill large
orders at short notice.
J.W. w. GORDON, I52 w. Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio r. R. Depot.
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AJOTICE. The unet rsicned has just received
~ large assortment of the AIR TIGHT
COOK STOVES from the Peekski Stove Works,
in New York State and has opened warehouse and
office at No. 40 S. CALVERT STREET, Bal .imore.
The proprietor of this eslab hment feels warranted
assuring the public that his assortment of STOVES
&c., is equal to any that can be offered this season.
as they are all of he newest and best patterns, and
on as reas nabe terms. YoHr attention is respect
fully solicited 10 his stock Of Stoves when making
purchases. He feels confident from experiG nee and
advantages in manufacturing, he car offer the most
satisfactory inducements as 10 price, quality and
style, ~,
1y-Orders solicited at No. 49 South Calvert street
Baltimore.
O3-JNBBING and REPAIRING done at the short
est notice. THOS. NORRIS,
sel9-lmt Proprietor.
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EDRINTING PAPER-l250 reams Printing
Il Paper, from 1854, 90 lbs TO so lbs per ream'
received and for sale by TURN Err Il NUDGE,
se2l No, 3 South Charles st.
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SEVERE INJURY TO THE SPINE

This will certify that for a numhe. OF wears mas,
have been in eeblS health in consequence or havr,
had severe fall in the hold of my vessel. which
spraned my back and seriously injured nv SHINE
nave consulted physicians and tried the IA sam nj
LiveTwort, Sarsaparila, and many 0the medic ines
and all TO no purpose. About month ago precuy-
ed Or. Christe's Galyanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid
and have entirely recovered. yer expected 10
DC WEI. again, ana thought would have to give up
coasilng, but now feel better than have for num-
her OF years past and am every rsspeOt an altered
person. Nothing would induce me to part with nv
Belt il could not procure another.
Cgned) MORRIS OSBORN.
Residence No is Monroe st., New York and Mas
ter oil the Norfolk packet schr. "Mary Jane"
NERVOUS TREMORs, sci
hereby ate, that for several months have beer
constantly troubled with Nervous Trem0rs affecting
me to such degree that was unable to hold pen
had also d2zine ! of the head, affecting me yery
severely using pair of DR. Christie's GalyaHic
Kings with the Magnetic Fluid found almost i'm.
media relief, and all symptoms of INV Complaint,
have now disappeared. would farther state, that
having severely injured my left hand by the accident
OF heaVy iron bolt falling it, and causing preN
sWcllirg and torture, applied the Fluid and in tive
day every vestge of swelling and pain had disap
pearad. believe Chrslies articles real blessing
to the world. (Sgneu)
JOHN BooRHooF,
1877 Fulton street, New York
o. It must be remembered that these results have
been effected by CHRISTiE'S Gavanic Rinss ard
Magnetic FHd, which are the ONLY genuine aftieles
Therefore, BEWARE OF CoCSTERFElTs and purchase
of the only Agency in Baltimore, S. s. HANCE
ls BA.IlMOBE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT sTS.
NIB The above articles may be sent TO any nor
uoh OF the United States. very liberal discount 70
Wholesale purchasers for places where there ~ m,
established Agent Address
II. g. MOOREHEAD, Agent General
se3 for the u. States, Is! Broadway NY
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FRONT STREET THEATRE.

FRONT STREET THEATRE.
WMT E.BURTON respectfully informs his pa
Wv irons and friends, that he has engaged for
four nights only.
THE RAVEL FAMILY,
whose extraordinary popularity attracted crowded
houses at Nibo's Garden for many seasons, until
burned out by the recent destructive conhagratiOn
These wonderful arlises, ftlren in number consist
Of GABRIEL RAVEL,
ANTOINE RAVEL, JEROME RAVEL,
francois Ravel, Leon JaveH Martin JavCli,
NJ. HENRI, from the Opera at Paris,
Nj. Marcctt NJ. FERN, nj. La Mama,
Madame Leon Javelli, Madame Jerome Rave,
Made Martin Javeli, Mademoisee JavelIi,
La Petite Amour.
In the course of the week they will perform their
unique entertainments consisting Of
Gorgeous PHutCminns,
Rustic Comic BrletE,
A new series uf Classic Groupings,
Rnpe Dancing, TablGaHv Vivants, &c.
Commencing ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, Oct l4th.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

bENEFII UF NM W UdLLHCh.
YHsHTS EVENING, Oct. IL, will be per.
81 formed THE LIFE AND DEATH OF RICH
ARD H. Echard, MOI. WALLACK, Jr. QueGn
Elizahelh, Mrs ]. WALLACK, Jr Lady Anne,
Mrs BURKE.
To conclude with Is HE A GHOST? Dickery,
Mr.. BURKE.
0I3- Boxes so cents. Pit D cents.
tI}- Doors open at quarter past 7-Performance to
CONNIE ce quarter 10 O'Clock 1t
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TMyHAT UNRIVALLED CARMINATlVE.
ID "BOWERS' INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
of the first responsibility throughout the country
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For Children or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will be found of ncalcuable benefit. For
those children who afflicted with a weakly or de-
bitated state of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teethng suffer great
amount Of PAIN, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
'sBow ers Infant Cordal exerts, by its very soothing
qualities, makes il a very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable RENE
ay.-Price % cents,
For sale wholesale and retail by
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No, 100 Church 81, New YoIk,

fh5- Messrs, Wells, Brownson & Co., the celebra-
ted Xylographc Prnters No IS Cold street, N. York
are well acquainted with the of Mr.. Gates, and
permit their TO be used for further reference.
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WNUIbsdIH HHH TUIuII ny
c P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,

y T. hDVIITtkJi DT'IEEESt 'IIIU ~IIuIIIslj
corner Of Howard and Marion streets.
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard sts.; Dr. L. II
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SITS; H. Lemon,
corner Of Market and Poppeton SITS; A. G. Ridgely,
corner of Howard and Pratt j. Perkins Bro
Their, corner of Green and Franklin SITS II. W. An
drews Hill ST.. G. X. Tyler, corner Of High and Mar
ket sts Dr. T. Rounlree, el.Air Market; Thos. &.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fe'Ps Point; D. Stansbury,
Thames st.; G w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden ST.; T. j
Pitts High and Pratt ST. e. p Rogers, corner of Paca
and Little Green street; Dr. Rabuls Pratt and Paca
air, ct o9lw-iel2 6m
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EOR SALE.

- NEW Two STORY & ATTIC BRICK
5I.:I DWELLING, on WIKI ST., east of Washing
tN4. The House fronts IA feet; with two good
Parors anu Kitchen first OOr il is buit in the best
manner foundation, dry ceIlurs, and in every
respect convenient and comfortable House. Ii will
be soId for S65u-one half cash, and the balance in
two years. Ground rent SI,5e per front foot. En-
guirC at this Office. u6 II
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HIP COMPLAINT,

NEW YORK;, July 2Is', IS46
This is to certify that for the past two years have
been III cted WI the disease called the Hip Com
plant sing which time was attended by Doctors
Carer and Watson, % this city, without receiving
any relief. The severity of the disease was gu Ii
that | was obliged to give up my business, and
have often lain several days without being able u
turn in my he'd. NJ ediciue only made we worse and
was daily getting more and more helpless. Early
last winter | procured Doctor ChristIe's Galvanic
Belt, pair OF Bands and the Magnetic Fluid, and
l.om the time commenced wearing them began 10
improve in health. ] am now stronger lhLa ever
was previous TO my sickness and am now so far re-
covered that can suffer any fatigue. | would also
state, three months after commencing the use of the
Galvanic Belt and Fluid, framed the whole of the
timhers Of a three stOTt dwelling. | consider DF.
Chris G's GaIvauic and Magnetic remedies an myaG-
liable blessing, and have made the ahOvt statement
voluntarily and matter of duty to the afflicted.
GEORGE GATES,
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THIS Truss. for the
cure Of Rupture, or
Hernia, and patented
by the patentee, Sept,
"a, 1914, is confidently
offered to the public rs
the most speedy and
certain article for eff
fectin2 the object ii
nynCpSspc than 1pU 0u
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ENIREi The subscriber has been apponed AGENT
nc ofTHE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, and
having complied with the acquisitions of the Law OF
the State OF Maryland for Foreign Agencies.
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
at reasonable Ies,-and as an old Fireman, respect
fuy solicits share ofpablic patronage at his Office,
No. %, South Calvert street, Baltimore.
JAMES LGYEGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
as usual. JAMES LOEEGROVE.
au29-6m
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ID, FOR RENT. The second story Of the
EI.tl Book Store, No I5I PRATT STREET, ad-
SsS,.l joining the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
GiAth- Depot consisting of one very large and COM
modlOus Room, very suitable for a commission mer-
chant, storage room, or armory for military compa-
n.y. or any other purpose requiring plenty of room.
Two handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
ers, and Il large snow WINDOW, for sale cheap.
Inquire at the Bookstore,
No. ISL PRATT STREET,
inS-tf npXt door IN RailrOnI nrnnt
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MARlNELIsT-PORT OF BALTlMUkl
SUNDAY OCTOBER II, 1886
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE n EADrNe-RooM HooRs
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GHADED PURSE sILKS-A beautiful as
assortment on hand and fer sale by
sel2 I'M. HAIG, 1873 Baltimore st.
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DIED.
On Saturday 5lh Oct, at Eicotl's Mills, Mrs. MARY
ANN CASSIDY. in the 55th year of her age.
On the glh inst. Mrs. HANNAH CROKER, in the 9Th
year Of her aye.
In Frederick go. 9th alt MIcAAEL ZIMMERMAN,
Sr. in his list year.
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A SHOCKING CALAMITY.

On Thursday nigh, last, The house of Mr.
Pet,ior rev. in The hollows OF the House Mountain.
about seven miles from this place, was burned
orhe ground. The next morning Mrs. Peuigrew
and FIVE children, were found burned and frozen
10 death The corpses Of the children, We under
stand, were lying sirewed around The mother in
the snow, and she, in leaning attitude over her
infant child, as il striving 10 protect il from The
cold. The husband and one Of the children were
absent from home This dreadful calamity hap
pcned The nigh, after The terrible snow storm men
TONED in another article Of this paper. We never
have heard Of such melancholy occurrence
as hi, taking place in our usually quiet COM
muniIy. A whole family swept of in sim
gle night, perishns in the fire and the snow, re-
mote from any other habitalion, with no human
eye 10 witness their sutlerings and cries Tor relief,
and awakening no doubt from The soundest sleep,
10 find themselves enveloped in flames None
are left 10 tell line particulars OF their melancholy
end, bu The origin oil The FIRE is supposed 10 have
bsen accidental The family We learn were poor,
but quite respectable. How strongly does this
melancholy case appeal 10 our sympaihies espr-
cialy on behalf OF The child, who was spared
from The same death with the others by absence
from home Let those who are protected from
the seventies OF the winter by an abundance Of
This worlds goods, remember The poor, and watch
over The comforts Of the lonely survivors OF this
i'll lated family.
Lerington Valley Star, Dec. "a.
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10 lie Editors ofhe Enquirer !:

10 Tic Editors Of The Enquirer:
Messrs Editors The day having been fixed
upon 10 elect 5eua.or 10 succeed MI. WIN. e.
Archer, and as This is question upon which we
may freely express our opinions, | desire most
respectfully 10 call the attention OF the LeSisla-
lure 10 a gentleman eminently qualified for this
disnifed and responsible station. Though he
has been named by others, We oil ihiS stanhch
old Republican county desire 10 bear some hut
BILE part in honor Of man Tor whom virginia
Democrats entertain The highest sentiments of
gratitude and affeclion-I allude 10 Governor
William Smith; always on The side Of conslitu-
,ional liberty, the able champion Of our rights,
The hero and victor Of many heated political bat
battles We call upon The Representatives oil tha
Democracy throughout the State 10 come up 10
The rescue and elect Gov. Smith To the Senate OF
The United States. His fine and generous quail
lies of head and heart, talents OF an order eQuailed
by few ami surpassed ty none, his unwaverne
support, (irom the earliest dawn OF his political
lille down the present ume,) oil Republican
men and principles all consPire 10 place Gov
Smith far ahead OF any other candidate. VINO,
lei me ask, within The Confines oil This ancient
Commonwealth has claims that can compare
with this distinguished man? Who saved Vir-
gina from falling into The hands OF The Whissi
/ confidently assert. William Smith; and The
Democrats know his merits well; they are un-
shaken in their attachment 10 him; and will
only add, that most sincerely believe that The
election of our gallant friend, "when days were
dark" will creale shout Of JOY that would ring
throughput old Virginia; from The mountains u
The bay shore the voice Of rejoicing would be
heard. awe the People" believe in William
Smith, fully and implicitly, and il it were given
10 US to decide his election would be carried by a
majority that would exhibit TO he world the high
standing OF the Governor with the people. God
grant him success-and whilst speak fol my
sell know express The heartfelt sentiments Of
The great body OF the Republican voters o.
STAFFORD.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT To The provisions 81 The last viii and
i testament al John w. Gooif' h, deceased. shall,
late residence OF said Goodrich, IN The county Of ie ~
Wight expose 10 sale, al public auction al the lands 81
the iestaor lying III said county
2, Fitst-tlie fart on which h. resided The time Of
his death, known az ana called Long N-arowr -
rms Estate lies about fur mies from BuTXrll's Bay
acres-adJoins the lands Of George w. Carroll Esd.
ann others, ana IL IN one Of The most desirable nrnh
borhoods, on account Of suci-ty, In Virginia he
so Is adapted 10 the culture oi all TIC . rs usually
raised Ia tins part OF The stale .ptosinc con
dillon, anu the farm has upon u ar.. ma convene Mt
dwelling house, and All houses n. s<ary Tor il. a..
all IN good nrdeT There Is aiso gou thir farm an mr.
ohard capable Of producing % 20 barrels al brandy
Also, al The same time and place Tract II Land
known az "1ardy's,o adjoining ths manor tract and
this there is old dwelling house, which wunla
be comfortable by lille repair.
Also. Tract Of Land known rs SANDY Fields E
containing, by 8sinIalion three hundred and tv.iir
acres, lying James River, about Two mites aios-
Burweils Bay. Upon this trnci there u small MI
comfortable dwelling house. and all necessary on..
houses for the use o The farm, nearly The open
land productive tosi OF II having hcen malrj ani
there may, II il supposed, be fifteen hundred ino
thousand cords Of pine wood cut upon H. which can ic
delivered vtTy conveniently al landing 81 ihr tam
And, Al The same Time AMI place. VIII be orrfrd FIR
snle all the drcedanis chlirl estate, Consisting al
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Crops Of com, say
three hundred bairrs,l Fodder, &c, Stocks 81 taur,
Horses, Hogs, fifty Of which ar. faltrned,l all HI
Farming Ulrusils fifty six barre Of Apple and feseh
Brandy, &c.
TFRMS-for the real estate, made known on IL day
Of salr for The personal estate. credit al Hf MIS-
will be gwen for all Of $40 and upwards, The pur
chaser executing bond with approved security; under
! $40, the cash will lie required.
lice. .9--ctds THE ENEcI TDR.