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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08


TIE Great Wess<fn arrived a. New York o.
The sa.k M. ui.h sishl days later iasslligsnee
Ths nsskslsfor al descriptions o. American
prodtt usk Advancing ii Enslsnd.
The feiIate Of he potato crop isunissrssi so
The IsfSsls From every part Of ihs ualtsd
Kisgasn are appalling, whist lelier amer lss'sf
fr6make coniinent Of Europe details The rassges
which his strange and unaeeounsabie disease
has llads ID France, Belgium, Holland, and
rrussil.
Ths srsps 10 he United kingdom are moi
moreIlhsn 80 Average, either il qoahiiy o. quail
|iy. dihsr countries nuss therefore Be relied
upon sfer ! supply sufficient 10 meet the large
and ipersssihg consumption.
Again. he accounts from France ssto the har-
vest III that country are most distressing, and
llasee naanii,y Of wheat will be required - snp-
ply Mmediate wants alloyer The north of En-
The Cotton Market continues steady.
and sllhoughswe cannot fx a higher quo.
tatioi, yet on some descriptions there has
EbeenSsn upward inclination. Considera-
bic anxiety prevails respecting the new
lcror.I
The grain market with Us. as with our
con,inensal neighbors, are on the rise.
The failure Of the potato Gro? inauen.
ices The price Of provisionsof every kind.
kBaeoi and Hams are rising rapidly. In
dian Corn is also Increasing in value, as
lin faca is almost every kind Of grain.
In consequence Of the war in Kafir-
land. LARGE quantities Of cats are being
shipped from the ordnance stores. within
1.-The tower Of London, 10 The Cape Of Good
Hope, for the use OF the English troops,
Lord Melcslfe has paid the debt Of ma
ture. The decease OF this eminent man,
long expected, has excited less surprise
thsa regret. I
| LlYERPooL. Sept. l0--At about quar-
ter 10 seven. flames were observed 10 is
sue from The premises occupied by MessIs.
M'Fie and Sons. Of Bachelor street, as a
sugar Fe6ning establishment. I'll will re-
Iquire csc. 900 TO cover The entire loss. TO
say nothing Of the destruction to the fur
niture Of the poor people and the loss 10
The wofkmen fl00 in number.)
! IRELAaD.-0' Cennell has gone 10 Oar
Irynans. and there will be 4 lull a, Concil-
ia,ion Hall. He dilates on the failure Of
the potato crop, and promises the people
plenty of food aud work, il they keep
lquiet--if they do. not violate the law nm
he estimates The expense Of feeding the
people until the next harvest, al City mil
lions Of dollars, which sum. he intimales,
the Government is ready TO advance, il
the necessity arises.
The liberal way in which the Govern.
ment j. acting in Ireland disarms all
fear Of national starvation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08
Os.The operations5of The Sub Treasu

os.The operations35of the Sub Treasu-
~ are 50 difficult 70 be complied .wiihby
the ofIicersin charge. that RoberiJ. Walk
er. Secretaryof The Treasury. has 70 pay
4. visit to New York, and endeayor 10 pn,
things 90 ! better loolias. Gel. Benton
has arrived al the acme Of bis desires. 10
The Sub Treasury line, there no, being, 10
his own language. 'aIoop.hole to escape
or BY which to avoid carrying on, The pro
visions 81 the measure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08
FINE n PnrLADELpara.

III There were twenty. four houses burned
down 10 Philadelphia. % The ooh ult..
occupied as dwellings- The Sun describ.
Ing The Gre states The diiferen, scenes o.
the lots surrounding lhs place Of conlla.
grafton, was affecting ID the exlreme.
Upwards ofIfhiriy families were unroofed.
Ehe chhdren were running around ior
their parents. and parents were searching.
10 vain II would appear. Tor their children.
Here might be seen panic stricken
mother, nestling berzinfant id. calm ID.
troubled sisep, thus forming deep con.
trast with the noisy din 81 The FIRE en- ,ine.
and the roaring Of The flames.
The value Of The property destroyed l.
es.im ated al about $l5 600,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

We havemsde some inqaiIies on the subjscl
and End nat he! Man iraie is bound 10 be 4
Winchester 81 5 O'siaek, else be subject 10 bss
sylkns-so Ih., . o'closk d The latest hour
can safely remsla Al Hstpers-Fsny. TIL
Slaunton sage iesvss wineEssies Invariably 4
5o'eloek, under the sane pe4aIly, 80 lhai IL pa
s-ngeis are nsl there IL thai hour, thsy lose
day.
As - The bHrthen train stepping Tor iheE'
this is sometimes The Gaze, when il can BE DOM
wi,hou, dersngipgIthe genersl business az tram
poftation on the Winchester Road. They havi
but one setof hands, who, II compelled 10 val
i've DAYS out Of seven, as wppld have been ID.
ease he last week, would be thrown into The
night win heir buFIbens, apd 10 case Of acct
dept, no daylight, would be allowed them 10 re-
pair damages 10 lime for The nsoIning dowa train
The hsnds on this Road, or abe Company, car
hardly be expected to make up sueh frequent de-
liBqueneies on The Baltimore Roads and passen
gers for the Valley Route, w$en delayed, woulc
have snly the choice Of miiDlns at winehes
Ter, Instead Of Ilatpers.Ferrt, eges i the bur
then train waited for them--ss The connection
| is broken in either case, BY tkeSlage being com
PEELED, under lis contract, 10 lsA7e Winchester a
5 o'clock.
III il true, PASSENGERS coming 10 this Town and
nelghbOthoOd would be benefited By keeping up
the connection; bat, as before stated, il is o1l
ofibe power Of The Winchester Company 10
make good all the de6eienciesiof the Baltimore
line--espeeisly al this. season when merchan.
die isRcurirg ip upop Them Sd heavily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08
cApr.nYnnERs.

This Individual. notorious for bis con-
nsclion with the New York Empire Club,
hes been elected from bis Office Of Presi-
dent, end resolutions have been passed
sgaiass him Of strong character. Cspi.
Rynders now holds an clIice. in The Gus
tom House worth $500. Quue-wilI
ibs Captain. now be worth this much 10
the pariys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

esrAmong the cases Recently tried in
the Baltimore City Court, was negro for
,,estiog hammer, Who WIS sentenced 10
the peniien,iary until 1852, A black Eel
loy for stealing one 'liyibs tame hog, :
was sentenced 10 be sold on. Of the State
for three years; and another black fellow
for stealing ten living tans ducks." was
sentenced 10 be sold out Of the State for
Eve years. All free blacks;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

.4dpsrtisiag for Aus5qnd. But few
days since. a neglected one of New York
look q philosophical method 10 obtain .
partner, .by advertising in the Pittsbafg
Gazette. Thasane paper has The follow.
ing snnouncenenl.
shsrTtsd On the 10Th inst, BY The Rev. Mr..
ohnson, Miss AsDERsoN, Of New York, (tfe
lady that adTertised,) 10 Mr.. j. McKEE. Of his
place. EE. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

TALL CoRN.-The Sentinel Of The VAL
Icy. eives4 the following dimensions Of :
Germ Stalk taken from field Of Mr. Jos.
Kaufman, Of Page
"Heighi Of The entire stsik, Is feet inch;
Cireu ference, 81 inches; height 10 ear nearest
lie ground, 9 feet; height 10 upper ear, 10 feel
lenEih OF the larger ear, o iuehes; leng,h Of the
other ear, inches. The cora is Of The white
kind"
This is almost squ.l 10 The Corn Stake
Oh The Rio Grande. which letter writer's
state IS being eish,eea feet high.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

Mr.. TAppaN TOWNSEND. Of Albany.
N. II. recently patented 10 invention Tor
wsrming trains ohrailroai cars. Mr.. T.
bag conirived. BY a very simple process,
70 bring cold aie IN contact with the FUR
mace Of the locomotive. and, when hot. 10
conduct any amount Of itfrom car 10 car
20 train OF leo indefinite length This
n done by means Of tube ingeniousiy
unliee byJoInfs. and extending the whole
length Of the train.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

eeThs Rev, Drs. Kur:4. Morris and
Schumacher Of The Lu,hersn persuasion,
have arrived safely from their recent Wis
il 10 Europe. II win be rrcbllected they
we're delegates 10 he Religious Alliance
that was held in. London by delegates
rom neatly allthersligious Hersuasions in
the land. 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

Among the naiuss Or ps,sa .Isfs who arrives
II The Great wesisrn, Al Nd York. a fsv day
since, we aoliee that or Mf5 Malta Dew, vi,
dow Of the lamenied Prof. fhos. n. Dew, ias,
Of Wlliism and Mary COLLEGE. Afscs . shor|
absence from this country, and under the mos
melancholy cisesmsisnees, Ihis sslimsble lidl
1ssarnsso The bosom Of hss 3arens, in HE Val
ley Of Virginia. Her father. Or. Jss. Hay, n
Clarke county. We were pleased 70 notice, arr
we'd in New York q day or tvoybefore the afrivs
OF Mrs. o. 10 this eounEylz: Richmond RsPst. |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

The DlrrEREEcE.-Last year. Flour
vas selling as highas $6.25. /, is now
$685.. and yet the Loces arc prsisipG
.F:se Trade" principles for such gloii.+
ous advanced The Potato Rot comes very
oppo.lanely for them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

ANorHER TURNPIKE -Thiriy miles of
The Warm Springs and Hsrrisonbprg Turn.
pike Road are 10 be lei OUT, on contract,
On the 9th Of 4october-and proposals ate
10 be received for raising the present
Bridge over the North River. and placing
good locust lrussels under il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

Mr.. VIM BRlTToS, Of Augusta couniy
Va, put an end to bis existence. on Wed.
nesday morning week, BY shooting him
self. He was about 40 years old. The
impression is that be was deranged al the
time Of committing suicide.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08
N TREasuRY DEpARTMENr.
Oh AnAifnf,e 0Aiceg E,,onsre tpAE

r
n Sir BY decision 7of the Horn tie
Secretary of War, each soldier Inder
your command is entitled 10 six mdlths
clothing, 10 the amount Of SOL; allssref
that, trey are te be cbafged with There
will Be- other charges, Of which Won will
be informed ~ this office, You. will
please consider ibis letter your guide, Iiin
addition 10 the enc youireceiyed5ftop ME
or The 3ist ult.
Very respectfully,
JNO III. NccALLA, Second Auditor.
Capt Q. y: Tohla, Louisiana. Volunteers.
NEw onLEASs, sept IL, 1886
SIR - have the honor 10 acknowIedee
the receipt Of two rasors from youi ole
dated 3la July. the other 9Th August i
| can only answer BY yam.
A couniryrnan Of mine wa. oncs II
dulging in The very intellectual occupa
ton Of sucking fresh Eggs raw, and read
ing a newspaper. BY some nischanc e
he conirlved 70 bolt i live chicken. Tie
poor bird cbistuppei All wen, down III.
throat, and he efy1politely Observed
be Inc powers. ny friend, You spoke
TOO late. Z
| can only say. sir. that your fayo,rs
have reached me too late. They have
been chasing me through ihe Mexiesn
POST Office; that Is, toI express myself
more clearly. when / receissdihem ihay
(the letters were down ID Mexico. anS'I
u =, =, haze ena s,l.-.k 4 J:as... 8 IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

y la Rich CoRREsPoNDtEcE.-The Mi
liiary Correspondence which we publish
to-day is decidedly rich" Ills SO good
that il will compensate, in~some degree.
Tot the expense Of The Mexican war.
which. il i! produce nothing else. has GER
isinly produced 10 this something Q laugh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

SuIcIDE -Mr.WM. SPRINGER. Of Fred,
srick Md. committed suicide by hanging
himself on Monday evening week. He
had bsen Of unsound mind for some time
previous. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

A man named RIcHAaD HoaD lately
los, bis lie, from The damp. 10 descending
a well in Rockingham, County. He was
warned of4he danger. bu. disregardea
The warning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08
FIRE in ST LoIIIS

"A destructive FIRE broke out al ST. Lou.
is, Mo- ne morning 81 The 9th uls.,
IL jerks Hemp Warehouse. which de-
siroyed property 10 The amount Of 49,
600. principally hemp and salt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08
TsEA.uar DEpARrMEsr,

rs - x - - - -SfE -
Sir - ron are charged on the beoks oil
this rife win $l525, the value pi The
clothing and blankets furnished prI the
use Of your Company. and Tor which you
will be held accountable. 10 ordet % re
lieve yourself from this accoun, ability,
yop will enter on your first musiA Roll
all articles Of clothing and blankesssssaed
to the men under your conmsnd, ndre
ques; the Payinasier oIdeduct the sFyefal
amounts from their frsl payment. 4
You are also. held responsible Or The
campand garrison equipsge recei& for
your Company, until turned over Il aU.
S Qnarierpsster.
" | am, SIR you obedient servant. i
JN0 M, MccALLA, Second AUDITOR.
Capt. G. ii. Tosis, Washington Regt Ia. Fo.=
luntesIs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

o.. The SUPERIOR Court for jefferson Couh-
~ will commences on Monday the 18th instant
the SANS day Of the County. Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

&5DAyfD 5. DAFNER. Of Winchester.
The highly popular landlord Of Tayior's
Hotel. takes possession q the principal
Hotel in Knoxville. Tennessee. on The
l2,h inst. His gentlemanly department
and uniform urbani,y Of character will
soon gain Mr.. d. warm and constant
friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

The Winchester Republican learns
from DR.. Baker, wesher table. thai there
were 40 inches Of Vier from The Isl Of
Novenbe. uatil the Jose Of The we, sea.
son-beipg II inehs more than The an
nual average.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

PRosrcvTIsr 81 THE WAn-Geaer.l
GAINES. it's said. has reesised orders from
Washington tor ihe.inmsdiate Transports.
lion 81 all The troops now stationed on the
Eastern Division 10 the sea. Of war on
The Rio Grande. Letters from washing.
Ton also slate that orders are 10 be trans.
mitisd 10 The Gull for the taking Of Tam
pieo. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

Y Ia1The Alexandra Caasl is now in
nsvigahle order. the water having been
lei Ia on Saturday last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

N A Sword ron G TAYLOR Messrs.
|Anes, Of Csbo,yills Macs. are making
q splendid sword. By tder Of the State Of
ILosisians, designed ala present TO Gen.
Taylcr. The blade vi bear on one side
an engraved representation Of The battles
Of May Slh and 9th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

DEAD Mr., Samut Burche. for many
years principal assistAt to tbe Clerk Of
The House Of Reprssaia,ivesin Wash.
ingios, died % Salurdk last. after lin.
gering attack 4 lever. irninaiing in con-
sumption M b. leaHs pfcper,ybehin
him 10 the snq,ni Of $50 900 He vas
about so yeari3i age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

An English pound pear Tree ii New
Haven. goo years old, Is now in full
bloom.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

Eight or MIN. Of The ff:een runaway
slaves ron HgersloHn. vers arrested al
chambersburk Pa and rtpsned 70 their
owners. A kegTs nau>d DotsoD, y bo
Is charged with HAVING been the Stool
Pigeon for toe pursu4 Of thsse slaves.
We learn from The chi hbersbuEs SENT.
iel. was taken from hi bed. on Saturday
bight week. and sevsr4 drubbed By his
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

DPMsi Gen. TasnAs s. JEsuP, oaaF.sr-
master General, has lef, Washington for the
Rio Grsnde. 10 give personal direction and en-
cheney ,o-ihe supplying department This IS a
measure much needed, a., from all previous ae-
coonss, !hste had been gross nisnanssemenl
and exlrsvsgsnee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08
RICH coRREsPosDEscr,
\ /. Ftorn he Mn 0rlean, pslta /

From The .Ns,p Orleans Della
We publish The following As an i)sastration
Of The philosophy Of letter writing, Maj, Nc
Gala, 4 will Bbe seen, isiposilive, Pointed and
senteniioas. Capt Tobin is candid, diseafsiye
and didAetic. The whols. If see treaehing o.
lie sablins, belongs = ieasl to the "seauiifuL,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

The Hoo. THOMAS SERGEANT. sne Of
tbs Associate Judges Of he seFfsnsr
Coptl a Psansylvanis. .has rssisssd hal
Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

tserse REV. Mr. H,ekus d B.l'insse.
arrived sslel, d New Yak. % lhs Ooh
~. ron 81. 'fesnl s.s.' q Europe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

The Northern aud Eastern papers. They
are calling upon~ihe Postmaster General
10 tighten The sersws~iha. have got loose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-08

1spSince Mr.. Polk vetoed The River
and Harbor Bill, the Western papers have
called the snags in the rives Polk
Stalks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-24
THE TRIBUNE.
SONG.


,vas soft in the West the last dsy-bean' Is fading
a,d the shadows Of twilight steal silently on
While cool from It's sumber thu nishs-winc awakins
gzIa evening hymn MARBLES with murmuring tore,
seek tina. wild rose-tree, the place of our meeting,
And the planet that brightly looked down from above
For named them when sweety they smiled on 0ui
greeting
The star OF our hope and the flower OF love-
The rose ia its forest homo faded and peri'hed.
Sui, dear TO my soul is each pale withered lea''
When the bishted affection that fondly cherished
Now traceih in tears its sad record OF grief
ALI din, Is the mild beam yorshiped in siadness'
That cheered my lone twilight. with heavenly ray
And quenched is the pure bope for ever IN sa'n'''
No longer to brighten my llte's stormy Gay
W, deem no, the heart that hath loved can forget me-
r,oryb The hand that pighted may never be mne
And INV .pi,ir mus: silently ever regret thee
Ivb,e viIdaowers blossom and bright planets shine !;
dIknow when the night clouds that darken before ne
sb.ll Weld to the dawn in eyelier cline.
Tia, s,sr shall Hume my twilight OF glory,
The rose bloom In beauty unfadiDg divine
N. Y. Eve. Gazette.
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second Board
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cl.EARE'

Ships Liberty, Norton, Europe, W Phillips; Ii Alien.
Wilson, Charleston G Sutton.
Briggs Excel, Drake, Amboy; Republic Littlehed $,
Marks via Key West + D Hurbu, Belle, Myers, Wi.
rnington. NC; Harriet Brown Bermuda. w AT Daven-
port; Excel Smith Savannah, Sturges. Chairman Co;
Macon Hayden, do. r NJ Demill Leonora, Manduiel.
Georgetown
Schr Porpoise, Drake. South Amboy.
Sloop President Frisbe, Maven.
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Stationery, ST.

sTooLsCIp and Letter Paper Ruled and Plain, OF w.
Gio1s Qualities both blue amt white some very thn
suitable for the Postage Law. A.so Envelopes ior
letters, notes and csrds. Wholesale a.d !e;all By
FRANCIS LOUTNEL
10; SIS Sla'ioners. - Maitsn-isIe
GREAT SAYING % Merchant. and Bus!ress Men
~ by GFrauc!ss Manifold Leierf Gtsi-a copy OF
any document may whoa. any addluon-! trouble
The ard without The o! lrks!aad or zen
Two letters be written tic same !!IH. Inc
Instrument Used i poiui consequently never wears
by end the objections tue ordinary Fen. are merely
Obviae The Lar uaed IL in sheets OF composition winch
is indei5le than ordinary lux Francl-s Mauliod
Writer tested by merchants and oiessioua
WHO have given their decided appreciation oi uli!y
Sold by The manufacturers
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They strongest Pos Office paper suitable
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0mcfHls
LIST OF LETTERS,


-, n.,tse- enacted =
70 o., ds,t,enenu made under the orders OF the Post
Ai General in newspaper or newspapers, oil letters
nssn H in any Pos, Office sha be inserted in the paper
OF the town place where tho ofce advertising
'av h situated hruing TIE lar get circulation ,,.
Ner0 Pos. OE;oe L4-p, pls'ed iddTeA o. 1879
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Renl Wstaie.


E4SEyEN FARMS FOR SALE.-Psrt OF the -a-
The Major William EGg9r containing rom
SO 70 100 ssch, and being from one 20 'ufe 'es
from the Railroad Depot al Railway.
No. In Upper Railway, s. sores, with orchard good
buildings; Hlso Eve small hsuses for renting
No Sin Upper Railway p with houses ard eaLn.
SOP he woSdoridge road a. the south enc OF me
choose. with house and barn
No 4-ou the Woodbridg road, without build
irgs, ctotee !oca;t0Ta
No son the Star road tn acres, nearly adjoining No
win house and and bounded OF one side By RAILWAY
No 7-or the Star road ~ with hoase and barn
and bouude-; by tns river.
Also several smaller .ots woodland and salt riesdoS
Aso Farm Of acres with good house and oar1 four
miles from Orange on The read 10 o,'isIowa "n ~
OF paslure snd woodland n-SEy Sclo'A!Es We. cas-
cula.ed for Dairy or Sheep ssrIn
Also Tie aat lot adjoining ne doIcsebd %" Rus
The village; house new Is sores
Also, land IN Ono Missouri And enessee i0 sac
or exchange ~ B. EDGAR % Wsl-st
WI Ep6AR y;1 RsaSay Ere'ao'-
John B. Edgar of-rs sale lis Farm OF i2 acres. one
mile from Woodbridge The sat nexce!ient coalition
je2 Stawein'
% FOX SALE-A valaz6e farm Of 100 acres Of ~
celenE land 50 OF wood, the remainder Under high
OF cultivation. situated Ia Il the peasauirs
villages the Ess, end OF Long Issud he Peccuic
Bay miles from Riyeraesd The buidlugsars all new
and convenient comprising double barns snd
nhou handsorely arranged and ornnnep,-t with gru
and oh-r trees pleasant and desirable residence Terms
favorable. fiSf L. LlNCoLN. = Nssssu-st
SO FARM FOX SALE AT RUCTIUN.-The
NOW Offers i. sale and II sold private sale
or before Wednesday, lhs 18Th day OF February EeN
viii on thai ay ~ O'Clock the forenoon be sold pGb
lie AUCTION on the premises The highest bidder. Sale
tive Ssi Farm in the owG O. La GrsnSe Duchess
County miles South East OF me Vilsseo OF fo1shAecp-
al nd ronlsius sbou, SS acres OF Lsud OF eIc.ea cua
Ity Handsomely divided. wiki first rate Buildings OF Al
finds suiu,ole for and al resriy new II i IN hrst
fence and finely weteTed, and excellent tTL o various
infs he above described Farm is one o te Eos; Iess
be farms N tie County of Duchess Persons wishing 10
purchase such farm Invited 10 cal! snd eAnue 10Y
themselves Payments Conditions made know on
s dav OF sale Also the time, a.! MS PERSONA pro-
n.-y consisting OF Horses, Oxen, Cows, hogs, Farming
Utensils of a.. kinds Hay, Grain on The ground SC;
Dated La Grange Duchess Co Jan u. lolo. 81 ow-
N FOR SALE-Lois on li;h and l5ln SIS. between the
GfS 9,h and 10Th avenues.
49, Lands in Delaware. Sullivan snd Broouie Counties.
Timber Lands IN Essex Warren aud Hamilton Counties
LOIS In Cow anus near the Greenwood Cemetery For
90 he I3f L. LINCOLN. y Nassau. II.