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1correspopdence Of The Norfolk Beacon. |

sSLFFULK, NIdTCN TO, ICFU.
The soop Mary Ann, Capt. Edward Floyd, is
ashore and in deep distress He has LOST his
sails, anchor aud chain, boat, and all his clothes
and does not expect 10 get his vessel of. When
The sloop went ashore The sea was 50 heavy that
she came very near filling at her cabin windows.
The crew we're compelled 10 leave the CABIN and
repaired 10 The deck. where The wind, hail and
spray like 10 have beat Them 10 deah They are
all frosted very badly. After the gale abaled, lhe
tide fell, aud The sloop was leii high ami dry,
they col long auSrr and bored hole through
her bottom, and all the water ran our They can
live loieraby comfortable, as they have plenty
Of wood, water and provisions.
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With all our heart we endorse the following
from the Charlottesville JefTersonian. Mr.. Pow
ell has proved himself most valuable represen-
talive:
"Panlus Powell, Esquire The ',ts efficient
delegate (from Anherst) is again candidate
!or re election; aud we trust the s,erling Demo-
eracy OF that county will rally 10 his support, and
reflect him by handsome majority"
For the same reason We heartily unite with
the WY,hevile Republican IN suggesting 10 our
friends ip Giles and Mercer 'lhe proprety Of
insisting upon the services Of Mr.. Pepdle,on for
a, least ons s,o7s term" TIE souhwes, could
no, hare more vfsilan; and useful delegate
ITO Mr.. Pendle,on we would say, that although
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CHESTERFIELD.
The Petersburg Republican says:


Al IA meeting OF the Democrats .! This county,
at The Court House, on Monday last, Inc Hon.
John ". Jones was unanimously nominated As
tie candidate of The parry to rePresen, the couu-
~ in the next Legislature.
We ere assured that The Democrats through
out the State will be syati6ed 10 learn that MIR.
Jones has been prevailed upon 10 engage once
more in The service Of our good old Common
wealth. Mr. Jones was very much opposed TO
entering again into public life, and it OILY 3,
The earnes, ertrea,y Of his friends, seconded b.
The solicitations ofCo!. Winfee, The late wor;hy
and faithful representative OF The county, that
he would conscn, 10 acceptihe nomination. Too
much ciedil Cannot be swalicd % Col. W;n'ree
f1r the gallant; and graceful manner in which he
withdrew in favor Of an older ard more eSFe,i.
enred eours:-, and this Instance CT bis devotion
10 the cause, will not, We are satisfied, go uaTc-
wsTded b; hi. fellow ciiizsns.
The Uaive-siy Of Maryland has just conferred
tie degree OF NJ. D. upon 81 sradua,ss-amons
those Who received the honorary degree Of M. D.
We see The name Of Or. Carr Of Virginia.
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To ne Ed,iors Of &c EnqNuer.

Ia he Editors Of Ike enquirer.
,1essrs. Edi;ors:-Bciore this reaches you, you
will have received the pleasing intelligence that
our distinguished ivllow-ciiizcn, John W. Jones,
ESQ, has been selected By the people OF Chester
field as their representative in The next House Q!
Delegates. In view 0! his we'll deserved lame
and distinguished abilities, The news OF ris nonI-
nation must he a source Of qualification 10 the
whole cnuuty 20 far rs my information extends,
his nominai;on net m opposition from any quar-
Ter except himself nevoed as he j, 10 retire
merit. having voluntarily retired from one OF he
most DISTINGUISHED stations in our CoVcrnmen
10 CRAFTY his tas,e for private life, nothing shof
ola sense of dury 10 generous and confliing neo-
p,e who had always supported hm, constrained
him TO give his reluctant consent 10 have MS name
again placed before The pubic. II Inc course OF
things al Chesterfield Court on Monday last, did
no, prove the truth 1.-THE maxim 'vox ropuli, voS
Del, il al leas, went far TO convince me maj me
voice al The people. when united and properly ex-
pressed, is Irresistible. Dnr'ne The morning, MI.
Jones was appealed 10 by friend after friend 10 be-
come a candidate; thee appeals he politely. though
posi,yely resisted When in the evening pub
lie meeting was held he attended. and when hi
name was proposed 10 the meeting, begged
10 decline the prod=Ied hoGor. lie was
told that the people hai not assembled
10 consult his private wishes, br; their cwr inter-
esls. Re was accordingly, n'mina'et almost IS
acca nation. and informed, that il lie did moi give
his consent 10 The nomination. be would be elected
against his consent Under these circumstances,
he consented 10 let the State once more have the
benefit Of his valuable services. He will OF course
have no opposition, bu, will receive The undvi-
ded vote not only OF his own, bni of 10th parties;
Tor heard many Wings say that they would Be
proud 10 see him 10 The Legislature, and would be
happy TO assist 10 placing him there.
Il is bu, jus, to our ae worthy delegate, Col
Wiufree 10 saY that no man was more earnes,
and urgent in his solicitations 10 Mr.. Jones 10
be candidate, than himself In The meeting, he
cheerfnlly Withdrew his own preisnsions in favor
Of Mr. Jones seconded hi nomination, and sup
ported his claims in ha dsome, appropriate
and cignifed speech. A; the same time, he made
2 briei though Satisfactory explanation ot his
own course, during his service fer The past TWO
years. Col Win.ree's course. throughout was
worthy Of all praise. he showed magaanini-
~, patriotism, and devotion 10 his country aud
his parry that would DO credit!o any man 10 any
age. His claims have 60, been overiookcd, but
only passed by for time, Tor purpose approved
by bis uwn judgment, and sanctioned by bis own
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rF.oM Dack...s's London Daily Nea's.l
WYATT A LITTLE LONGER"

There's a good time coming. boys,
A good time coming:
We NAV not live 10 see the day,
But earth shall glisien in The ray
OF the good time coming.
Cannon balls may aid Inc truth,
pu, thoughts weapon stronger;
Wen win or battle by lis aid:
Hau a it.ic longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming:
The pen shall supersede The sword.
And tight, no, might, shall be The lord,
In The good time coming.
Worth, no; birth, shall rule mankind,
And be acknowledged stronger;
The proper impulse has been siveni
Wat a Altlc longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming;
War in all mems eyes shall be
A monster Of iniquiiy,
In the good time coming.
Nations shall mol quarrel then,
To r.ove which is The stronger;
Nor slaughter u en- for slory's sake;
Wdi. a hnie longer.
There's good lime coming, boys,
A good Time coming;
Hateful rivalries oil creed
Shall no, make their martyrs bleed
In the good time coming.
Religion shall be shorn OF pride.
And flourish al; The stronger;
And Charity shall Trim her lamp
Wait a hA.c longer.
There's a;sood time coming, boys,
A good time coming:
And poor mans family
Shall not be his misery,
In the good time coming:
Every child shall be help,
To make his RICH, arm stronger;
The happier he, the more he has
Walt a lille longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming;
Little children shall not toll
Under, or above, the soil,
In the good time coming.
BIZ, shall play in healthful fields,
Till limbs and mind grow stronger;
And every one shall read and wri,e;-
Wat a lille longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming;
The people shall be temperate,
And hall love instead OF hate,
In the good time coming.
They shalt use, and not abuse,
And make all virtue stronger,
The reformation has begun
Uoit iialc longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming;
Let us aid j. all We can,
Every woman, every man,
The good time coming.
Smallest helps, if rightly given,
Make the impulse stronger;
Twill be strong enough one day.
Wau a lille longer.
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POETRY.
opIc,N or TIE MOSS ROSE.

ORIGIN OF THE MUSS KIISh.
The Angel OF the Flowers one day
Beneath Rose Tree sleeping lay,
(rhal spiri, to whose charge is given
10 battle young buds in dews from heaven
Awakening from its light repose,
The Angel whispered 10 the Rose;
20 choicest objec, Of my care!
Stiil flares: iound where all IS fair,
For The sweet shade Ihor'>i given 10 n,e
Ask what thou wil,-'is granted thee"
"'Then" said The Rose, with ceepened glow,
son me another grace bes,ow,"-
The Arg. paused III silent thought,
What grace was there that flower haa nou
Twas bu. mcmsT;-o'cF The Rose
a veil Of Moss the Angel throws;
And clothed in Natures Simplest weed,
Gould there flower hat Rose exceesl
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JEPFERsoN's NOTES on VIRGINIA.

We are glad 10 observe, that lie en,erprisns
Editors OF that excellent paper in Baltimore, the
''Weslern Continent" iatend shorty TO pui 10
press n-w ard fine edition o! This valuable
hook, which is nov 50 rarely 10 be found. To
Virsinians, this able exposition IN n.dcf in
proved form, OF the natural beauties ard aa'an-
lares o!iheir ralige Stale, will P'o.c Of great IN
lers,-ard 10 citizens Of oher Sia'es i wil
fnrnish rica fund OF very agreeable and useful
information. The Editors say
sour edition will be al exact transcript OF The
conv ken, by is il!ustrious author, with me emen-
daijons ard copious additions made hv him, from
lime 10 Zinc. unlil his death. l. would seem thai
Mr. Jefferson had anticipated The public desire for
new edition. and was thus careful in leaving
The materials for reprint that would not discre-
dit bis high reputation. The cory 10 which We
refer was presented by T. Jefferson Randolph
ESQ GRANDSON Of Mr.. jefferson, 10 our fellow
!ownsr,an. J. Spear Smith, President Of The Ma
ryland Historical Society, who has undertaken 10
be i,s editor. There will be predxed 20 j, an in
PRODUCTION. hy me editor, containing bfti notices
ot The leadpey points in Inc lie u Mir Jefferson
~ hose also 10 The career ii Nj. barbe Marbols
The gentleman for whom The notes were Written.
il shall have full ustcc 81 our hands, and as Bal
limore will enjoy he honor Of The publication,
we wiliake pr;d. in issuing volume that shall
no, deprive her ot any portion OF H."
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun.

W AsHIEUTUN, Na!CH To- tOIO'
The Senate was no, in session ic-day, bn, he
INES igaling Committee, relative 10 lie charges
OF the Times" were hard al work.
Jesse E Dow, Esq, attended as witness. u
is understood, however, that he merely handed IN
a paper giving lie heads of what he will auempt
10 prove. As the Committee sis with closed
doors, it will b. impossible 10 give any accurate
account OF their proceedings The report will,
however, BE looked for with great Interest. Sumo
are of opinion lnal il will be forthcoming On
Monday.
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Judge John w. Brockenbroush has appointed
Erasmus strib'ing, Esq, Of SIaunfon, Clerk Of
The District Couri Of the United States for the
Western District Of Virginia, in place of r. W.
Moore, Esq "As change had been delermin-
ed upon (says he Stanton Specialor,) we have
certainly every reason 10 he satisfied with his
appointment No man in The district is better
qualified 10 discharge liz duties Of he Office thar
Mr. S.ripiiug-ani hi. bland and courteous man
nets cannot tsil TO make hin very acceptable
public officer"
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IN CHANcERY.- iA:-ln Goochland Co.t
Court, 18Th January, 1876:
Massey shelton. Thomas Shelton. David t. the..
Eiizab-lh Meredith, who was Elizabeth Shelton /,
, celia II. Turner, who was Ceeciia u. Shtl,ea.
sues BY her next friend and husband. Gco,se W 7
ner urd lhs said George w. Turner, di,,Titu'e-s +.
srph Shelton, deceased, PiancG.
against
Dlvid :. Terrell and others, distributes of J,...
5bplton, decrasrd, Defender,
On the motion Of the plaintiffs, by Counse es,.
granted ,hrin 10 amend their bill. and make rev "a
IN place III the defendant Elizabeth WATSON. wi,
dead, and - 10 whom this cau,e moss nbae,, s.G
thrreGpon died an amended bill, maxim tie her. +.
dls,ribu,ee. Of The said Eilabeh Walton. t.f.,.-
par'its defendants ~ This suit, ana tie dri-ndin:.
q r. Watson, Shelton Watson sEd George B.
not having entered tbrli appearance aud g.ca scrr
according In The ari Of Assembly and the gG.t. Il Il
Court, and II appearing 10 Tie satisfaction ot tie G.
that they not Inhabitants al this Common cain
Is Ordered, that they do appear here on tn hf, /.
Of April Court next and answer thr plaintiffs ui..,
and amended bills; and that cops of IN. ofdyr
forthwith inserted ~ some newspal er published IL 4
city of Richmond for two months succts,,ey arc 4.
ed At the front door OF the Court house Of this cogf
Copy-Tesfe,
MAR x MILLER 4 ~
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T., observation-disclosures All Rules held Ia re
Clerks once Of The Cucuit superior Court u lev
ana Chancc:y for Louisa county, the jGh ia! OF a.
nuaty. 1876:
r. II Jones and ". NJ. Amber, Plaintiffs.
against
THE cr,iirrn Il Sally T. AnierAon, the Children 5.
Nancy BalIet Nathaniel Fuunss, William u SG..
and Ednuni Egl.ock and other Drfenfsnr..
The defendants above Lainod 10. having en'ti,t
their appearance aud gwen security, according 10 lau
and the rules OF tbi, Court; aud II appearing by $50
factory evidcnre that they are mol inhabitants Of t.
State melton of the plaintiffs, by their Attorne ,.
IL Ordered, that the SAID defendants, the children Il
Sally I. Anderson, the children Of Nancy Barret Vi.
thanel Bunuss William q. Sims and Edmund Builof.
do appear before the Judge Of the said Court, .,
Court house, the hrst day Of The term Of
said Cuutt, ana answer The plaintiff bis snd ihH'
copy ot This order be forthwith inherited In
paper published IN the city of Richmond Tor ~
tssvrly, aud posted al thu fuut door OF the Cil-
house Of This COUNTY IN som- CcuTt day.
A Couy-Teste,
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Al I ppIED
OPITIrapY

Married, OF tic 10Th list, ~ he Rev
Hay, Mr.. SAMUEL D. SHEPHERD, o. m, cj.t
Miss MARIA Z. BRowNE, OF Henrico c.ur,y
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Jan. e--.uom e0p' Join HUNTER c

IN IIANCERY-vin0rsIA lin Chesterfield Coutt
L Court, January tie 18th. 1876:
Thomas Gregory. administrators de bons w;h u.
viii annexed Of John Laprade, deceased, Piunue
against
John Martin aud Ann hi. wife, Thomas Cor ar!
Pbehc his wife, george w L,pradr In his o~n rlsa
and the saln George w Lapiadr the sdmih-'raof
Martin Laprade, deceased; hlsn, Andrew Lspade BE-
jamin Laprade, Alexander Laprade. Phneas L,pfair,
Edmund Lspradr, and The unknown heirs Of WlinE
Inp,adr and John Laprade children of the sad JON
I.aprade q, ceased, Defendants
This dny the plaintiff by counsel, and Glsd b.
bill, and The defendants, Andrew Laprade, Benlsnt
Lnprndr, Alexander 1spradr, Phneus Lsprad-, ~
mnnd l.epEadr, and the unknown heirs OF WllI9r
lnprade and John Lnprade, children of the said Jon
Lap,ade. deceased, not having cred their apr-a'
aud given security according the Of A-stw
bis aud the Rules Of This Count, and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
tins county, II is ordered that the snd non-rrsd-nt @
PENDANTS do appear here al the next April term 81 -
said Court aud answer the bill &C the piaintif, A.
thai copy Of Ibis order be forthwith inserted ~ -
Enquirer, newspaper published IN the Cny Of kl'i
mond for two months succtssively, and posted AT it
| front door Of the Cou. House Of this county
! A Copy. Tc-;e, W. w. 7. COGBlLL, D. {.
l aq-,N2m
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against
fenjamn II. sagrmdcr ard ArchclansP St,ange n,
ins Executors of Gideon A Strange deceased and y
liam 7. Stockton and Willinm Stockton ara t.srr.
Stockton, which said William aud Harriet are .Liet
children nf the said Wl!ilm T. Stockfon's drcra.,
wife, Sally W stockton, which AID sally was ots
the children of Gideon 4. Strange, Dies eased.
Drfrndsri.
The defendants. William :. Stockton ard VIII
Stockton. rot having entered thrr appearance and ,
security according 10 ihr act of Assembly md II
rules OF ihD tcuri, and II appenrin. by satisfactory
drnce Thai The said last named dete ndan,s MT In
hant, OF this country II Is Ordered, Hat The -nlt o.
named defendants do appear AT the Clerks Ofc. OF
said Circuit superior Court Of LAW and thancery, 4
our SAID county, The first Monday IN March ne,t
answer the plaintiffs original and supplemental ~
and that copy of This order he forthwith irs-''ed
some newspaper published IN The city OF Richmond q
months successfully, and posted al the iIont d,
OF the Court house ofih- said county.
a Copy--Teste,
I'm. A-cwsw WM E SHEPHERD. ID e
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~
IN Observation-Disclosures AZ Rules held I /.
l Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court ~ -
and Chancery for the county Of sury, the tseol" :
Of February, leit ,,r
John Carroll, administrator de bonIs con, WIZ VIZ
will annexed Of Gray Carol, deceased, flsip'-
again, ;:
Elizabeth Harrison. widow and ds.isee II Can
Harrison, deceased, William A. Gray and Benls",
Coupland. DS'.nos" -
The defendant, Benjamin II. COPELAND, mol IT,
entered his appearance ami given security aceofon
the Act Of Assembly and Rules Of this Court, ann :.
pearng by satisfactory evidence thai he 10 mol an
bitant of this Commonu IL Is ordered lnat W. W
defendant do appear here fhe 6'st MONDAY 10
next, and answer the bill Il The plaintiff arc ;.
cory Of this order he forthwith inserted In soms "
paper published In ire City Of Richmond, ~ -:
mon, his excessively. and another copy thereof
Al The font door Of the cour: house Of this et'i'
=, In-eucm WIp. rSDlRwoon. {. {
To CRAseiLIE SrSSALLY AsD EPHRAR So. ~
~ESTLEMEN-Iak axe notice tha, eha tase "a
" positions If Reuben Bohtuii,h; aud G.s'' "a
Goth day OF hrfil next, b=twsen the hours Of rs
A. ~, and s O'clock. P. NJ, AT the Tavern - u,
Sarah G. Pears. n, AT Prince Edward Co.h nov -,,e
reeG as evidence In u suit now depending 10 'he
Cup, fior Court Of Law and Chsncery for tne g.,
Price Edward, In which am pl,nsa .nS ~crols
PENDANTS hObEhI o.
Feb. G7-ewsw
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w! tSIri
Jan. 3l-cw2m MAR. ". MILLER, u Z. G. L

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held IN q
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Louu ot .
and Chancery for Fuvanna, IN December, Isi5:
Mary Is. Strange, Paint.
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IN Chesterfield Cumrty Court, January l1lh, ~,
Daniel Cannon IN hi proper person and Gco's' -,
CogtiIi, JuelIa cogbi, Tehitha a. CogbIll, r. l.
corbill, and Bci-ey o. Coebii, infant children Of W.
liam Coehil, deceased, who sue by Catherine co!.'
their mother, aud next friend, Plainii'
against
Patrick Cannon, administrator Of Edith o. r's5
deceased and Jesse Cochill D,iendarl.
This day this cause came on 10 he heard upon ~
and answers, and itappearing Ia The Court thai le
der OF publication against the absent d-.tn.aat IT,
colbi, entered in This the 18th day OF -.
hcr lst5, has du!y published IN the Richmond
,mircr IN paper published in The Guy Of Richmond
twa months ard the said Jesse Co.b still fiiling Z"
near aud answer tllr bill OF the com Iainansj !,
consideration whereof, tie Court doth aGjnh.e. ~
and dccier. thai Commissioner Edwin w Po,Gdet'
after Iavin. published notice for two months m -
new spaper published in The City Of Richmond q 4
time and place of taking the sGme, do proceed T. ~
NINE slatr and settle, the amounts Of san Jesrt1;
a. agent OF Edith o. Coghill, deceased with ans ~
rers specially stated, deemed pertinent by h'msi
which may BE- required To be -tatrd by the rafr'''
that he make renort OF hi. proceedings 10 THE Coaf
order 10 final decree.
A Copy. Tes,e, w. W. T. COGBI.L, nc
The parIrs named ind int sied In the above der"
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IN Y.-VEcini.:-At rules held IN u,
Clerks Office cf the Circuit superior Court of lss
and Charcrry for The county Of Noltoway, on tie -
day OF January, 1876:
Anderson Bradshaw, Plaintiff:
against
Robert Bradshaw and joel T. Watkins, Defrndari..
The defendant, Robert Bradshaw, not having en,ri
his appearance aud given s,rrlty. according 10 r
of Assembly ard ther ul Of this Court, a:i prs'-
Ing hy satisfactory evidence tina; ir il not ifahfi q
nr ihi- Commonwealth " Is Ordered thst the sud q.
PENDANT do appear here an Tie first day Of a;u ri1
newt. and answer The b OF the plaintiff. urd te' !
cops o. ths order b. forthwith inserted II TIE ~
o,d Enquirer :ur iwo months successive ', and ~
ed nj the from door Of the Court house Of this couG
Copy-Tesie.
it, N
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-11
Real Estate Market,
PemoUed to ll2 Broadaoay, front room

1eAoced 10 III Br0ddlcdy, front room, ri starry,
-. EXPRESS BUILDING.
s;:asf Ii L PERSONS who wish TO Learn where fN
@%-S they can purchase good FARMS, az toW 4szSs
prices pleasant aud healthy climate of easy access and
convenient to marke-or who choose buy New LANDS
" me Ueryrs quality, in the most desirable locations,
les thhn half Government pricesOr any who want TO
Duy water Power, it'll Mills Manufactures; Pine
Tmher or Coal aud Iron Mines; in short Real Estate,
u any description, situated in part of country will
please address 10 as request and will furnish Them
WITH copy OF The American Real Estate Advertiser
tanning Catalogue Of the property which have for sale
VIA The locations and prices annexed Shund par
mar Information he desired by enclosing fee Of ISL they
sill command services.
As specimen OF tie bargains which offer, take the
following:
Farm in Prince William County, Virginia, miles
8rentville ecouny seat, and about 30 miles Wash
ington CITY, containing 1911 The land is productive;
800 acres IN valuable TIMBER balance cultivation
with Dwelling house, and other Improvements. There
tsa good mrke for te limbera Occoquan Situated be-
tween the extremes OF North andsSoea he.cnate is pre-
csey that which every should practicable, select
for the health and Of his family and tor his own
prosperity agricultufist The only objection which
any one has raised against purchasing this
the prce.whch SO low that they conclude the title mDs
We bad or that something he the with
we VIII however give The purchaser guarantee that
nil is right, for Two dollas acre.
We have many other excellent Farms in the region
For NEW LANDS OF The best quality, in New York,
Penns, wanna Virginia, and Missouri, ask Fifty Cents
an acre-in Tennessee TUentyfUe cents These
lands in Tennessee 81 uaed in Perry West Tennes
see near the navgahe waters OF the fennese River and
mere no better lands finer climate in the u States
in Lawrence Cos oho, we have 900 acres Of land, with
IN ineXhaustible water power Symmes Creek the
great falls, miles from the Ohio in the great Iron
aud Coal region OF the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist Of one large Flour MILL Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses, &c &C This is unquestonably of the
salnahe locations for building Manufacturing CITY which
The West afiirds-Price $4,000
We have large of Pine Timber Lands, Iron
Coal Lands IA several prices differing very little
rom free git and on such accommodating at
ehterprising men may to themselves prince
in a short time.
The quantity Of Real Estate which have for e, is
almost unlimited We want purchasers Those
90 purchase, themselves and their posterB
healhul, pleasant and happy home will do well
and see For further particulars inquire JOHN MILTON
EARLE Worcester, OF 4. BUFFUM 81 CO.,
May 2s It NeU York