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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

" 30 lnc question was IoSI, anu lIe WoluS wei =
stricken out"
1t required the vote of seven States to carry a
proposition in the affirmative, so the words were
stricken cut. 1t will be perceived, sir, by look
ing at the vote, that seven States voted ay, but
there is an asterisk put down to the Stlte otNew
Jersey, and the ay of Mr.. Dick, it appears, was
not counted. ! do not know for what reason it
was rejected, but probably, because the whole
delegation from the State was not present Only
three Stltes voted to re ject the .artcle-Mary-
land, South Carolina, and Virginia. Mr.. Jeffer-
son voted to retain it, but Mr.. Hardy and Mr..
Mercer voted to reject it. North CIrolnl was
divided, and her vote was lost SO the vote
stands six States for refining the article, and
three for rejecting it. have introduced these
proceedings, sir, for the purpose of showing, that
Immediately after the peace of 1888, the people
regarded slavery as a great evil, and desired to
prohibit it in all the territories belonging to the
Confederation
Bat to proceed In 1857, the attention of the
Congress of the Confederation was again direct
ed to-the subject Of slavery in the Northwest
Territory, and an ordnance for the government
of the territory, prohibiting slavery, was report
ed by committee, consisting of Mr.. Darlington
of Virginia, Mr.. Dune of Massachusetts,, Mr. r.
H. Lee of Virginia, Mr. Mexican of South Ca.
rolina, and Mr.. Smith of New York Here
sir, is the article prohibiting slavery and the vote
upon it :
In CONGRESS OF THE CONFEDERATION,
18Th, July, 1887.
nent OF the territory Of the United Statee northwest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

Curious Bcqucsts.-One John Davis, who
died in England in 1888, left the sum Of FIVE
shings to his widow, to enable her to get drunk
at his expense-ftr the last time! And one John
Goss who died in 1899, desired his executors to
pay cut of the first monies collected, the sum of
one shilling to his widow, to buy hazlenuts, who
was better pleased with cracking them than
with mending the holes in her stockings !"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

CORREcrIoN-Ins speaking, last week, oft the dread
full stage accident in Sharon, by which three persons
lost their lives the Hanover and RoyatOn stage
mentioned the one to which the accident happened,
From this, some may understand that it was what is
commonly called the Hanover stage, running through
Chelsea to Montpelier. The unfortunate stage, We
understand, run from Lebanon to RoYatou, up White
River,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

, Apples to Engtand.-Mr. Christian Happy,
a farmer near Hudson N Y, sent large guam
lity Of apples to England last fall, packed in bar
rels, with kiln dried cut straw, On their arrival
there, they opened perfectly sound and fair, and
some Of them sold as high as $I2 per barrel
The whole Melted him IS per barrel, after de-
Quoting all expenses
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

The Famine John Russell stated in
a recen' speech in Parliament, that during the
10th century there occurred in England some
thing very similar to the present Irish famine
1t was related The sadly by Sir Thomas Moore,
in his writings, that 300, 900 men, at one time,
roamed about, Subsisting by theft, of whom no
less than 10000 were hung in single year,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

~ The article commenced on our first page,
in reply to Bishop Ives, is most powerful re-
buke ofslaveholding Bishops and churches. 1t
is from the pen of Judge Jay, of New York, au-
thor of jays View, &C.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01
March, IL, l847.

Santa Anna in his Carriage Gaines,
whose small detachment was captured by the en-
envy, writes from San Luis Potosi, Feb. TO-
"On our route here, we met the renowned Gen.
Santa Anna in large Clumsy carriage drawn
by eight mules, two behind, two in front and
four i'll the center. | had Il short conference
with him, in which, after he had asked me few
questions concerning our army and generals, and
the purpose Of my expedition to Incarnacion, he
gave me assurance Of good treatment whilst
prisoners, told us e should be sent to the city
of Mexico, and he hoped shortly to our own
country. His appearance made favorable i'm
preston on our officers and men" We are
happy to hear of these evidences of humanits,
formerly so rare in our intercourse with the
Mexcans. In justice to Santa Anna, how
ever, we freely acknowledge that since the bat
tie of San Jacinto he has exhibited more hui
manity than other Mexican cheGans. Major
Gaines and his party have gone TO the city of
Mexco-he first to reach the "Ilals Of the
Montezumas"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

SToRM.-A most severe snow storm and high
wind commenced in this region on Friday last,
which lasted two or three days, blockading the
roads, stopping the mails &c, equal to our hard
est winter storm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

10 We have commenced this week. and shall
finish in cur next, the speech CT Mr.. Upham in
the Senate en- the slavery question Don't fail
to read 1.-THE statistics themselves are worth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

U Mr. Royal Gladding, Of West Braule-
boro was found dead in his bed on Tuesday
morning last
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

"We have goodly cline,
Broad Wales and streams we boast
Our mountain frontiers irown sublime,
Old ocean guards our roast;
Suns bless our harvests fair,
With tervid smile serene,
But dark shade is gathering there
What can its blackness mean?
Our banner DER the sea
Looks forth with starry eye,
EmbOzoned glorious, bold and free,
A letter on the sky
What hand with shameful stain
Hath married its heavanly blue2
The yoke, the fasces, and the chain,
Say, are these emblelns true?"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

There are men high in Office honored of the people,
who determined that this "dark shade" shall en-
shroud the whole and-yea and other lands adjacent,
if we cln conquer them. viii that people continue
to exal such men, and give them the ability to do all
the evil they desire?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01

go God of power we turn
In penitence to Thee;
Bid our loved land the lesson learn
To bid the slaves be- free"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
Valuable Rich Woods Land
FOR SALE.

WISH 10 dispose OF thai portion OF the
i Rich.woods FARM tying on thi Yves, side
Of The county road which eonneclS the Smith
Geld Turnpike with The WinehesisT road, and
adjoining The lands belonging 10 the heirs Of
joint. A. washington, decrease d lDr. Samuel
Seollay, r w. Baylsf. aud Mrs Jshe G. Wash
ington. This tract contains about
One hundred and sixty Acres,
Ninety acres Of which Is cleared lsnd-the re-
mainder il heavily Timbered, the growth con-
sisting Of the various kinds Of oxt, hickory,
swslnai. Locust, &c The open hand. (thirty
acres 81 which il well sci 10 closeF.) is 6nely
exposed Tor eulliEation--the wood land project
;ng Tie fields from The North and vast Hinds--
sad The soil Is o. the very beat quality
|: also wish to dispose Of TRACT OF
LAND on Ice Blss Ridge Mountain, about
leo miles below The shsnhoadals Springs, con-
g.nining about
8 san a fsRES. -
portion effhis i cleared land, the femsinder
has On ia growth Of osk, hiekors, pine aud
chestnut. There ara upon his tract several
teuemenis, three Orchards, aud = nanber Of
1ne Springs near the dwsila.s This tract
will eilhet he sold entire, OF divided 10 suit pur
ehasers. NJ ierms win be msds known 10
hose who mel Be- disposed 10 purchase either
TB0s. p. WASHING row.
Rich Weeds. Jan 7, i54l-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

Vegetable E;xstUeSeNt Af,tlsj
4 Tie only inolun Msdicisse schich
at &c same fine purgss, ouriiss,

- 49, ~t@MI| +Htt1- n -
and strengthens fte system
NnyHE hopes &c III American Agpnis are ar
IL more than rssllsed, BY The success q "a
% RoY'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSALLY FILLS
1h ahis side OF Inc Atlantic. Never did ned
l9ias spring into such iinme4iais popularity
g less lhan three months Ri6irrr 1BousAND
snxks have been disposed Of; nnd certificates
w cures performed 81 them recsissd FROM mp
wards Of FouR HuNDREp persons. The cnfc9
embraced great number of diseased; b1k
hose which predominatcl we're Bilious Fever
choIic, Habi,ual costiseness. Dyssenisry. E0ss
de Appetite, Flatulencc, Worms, and Lowness
Dc Spirits All persons wholtake them agree
thatthey are far superior 10 every oihaF me1i-
finethey had used. u the mildaess. The energy y
end the sficacy 81 their action for thougifs,
they produce nsitAsr gvips Or nassssa, they set
upon the secreiions with great dirteiasss. Josses
md rspidiiy and % puvgaiise leave nethins
. b desired. But their great peculiar excel.
lance. and thai which dlslnguishes ihe:n nom
HI other purgatives i, that their eptrsiien i
tsl.s,rsa by no re.aci;aa. Their nhrivalled pufi-
lying and purgstive properties, fer which, thss
are indebted 10 The essence ef Sarsaparilla, aisi
other Ingredients, being ccntfslled b their
highly ionic virtues, derived from the extract
lpf Wild Cherry, they do net strain ne aigssiirs
organs into atiisn % Is the mode 81 ether eeihaF
tics. button the sentFary sirsnglksn then, inio
zion. Thus ell other purgalye medicines pros
dace mefs or less subsequent cosiirfnsss, ana
slagrisAaess ef ne gastric iaief, while Dr.. L.
Rsv's Pills isass al he machinery II iAs sysIsns
fun IF lvt and activity, aaa he bowels epsn ond
nnfarsL
The Ameficsn Agents would confidently add,
that The trlafoi single hSx is ii: that Is Fe-
Oqulred 70 obtain from any person the Keknow-
ledamsnt thai DIR. LIE RoY'S VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL Pills srs not only deserving Il
the enconinms which have been 50 Hberally
and unanimously shnwsfsd on them on bath
sides G the Atlantic, bqt tha, their virtues are
beysud an praise.
For sale By
John r. Bro,cn,
Chsslesiowh. !
Jos. @. Hays,
HArpsfs.Ferrt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
BOARDING SCHOOL
at WILLOW HILL, one mile from,
Kerneyspiile Depot .IeG Co. Va.

Rev. ]. L, FRARY. PRlNcrpAL.
THE - Term OF this School.wi nj commence
i on Monday August 30lh.
A limited number Of Boarders will be re-
eeived, who will BE- treated, in ail respects. a
members Of the family. II win be the aim ef
the Principal 10 educate the conan ieuce ana
elevate the merals. az we'll as 10 secure incl.
iectuai progress. The location Of the School
Is highly favorable 10 health and mot al.
For board, tuition, &c. lie charge, wilH be
sixty dollars per session. -exeep, where iwo
come from the same family, ID which case fifty
will be charged. For tuition alone. the CHARGES
will be from three 70 six dollars per ouarter.
according 10 the branches pursued.
Willow Hill, jefferson CD. Va.
April 8, l6f1-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
Virginia., TO WIT !.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT J.
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday in
August, 1647: 'l
Brockenbroagh Nc Cormiek PLTF..
.fG.9LNsSf
James Griggs, Mary Frances McCor-
mick, finn Mccormick and FAIRFIELD
Nc Cormick, DErTs.
IN CH.fNCERY. ~
THE Defts, Mary Frances Mccormick, Ann
Mccormick, and lHarheld Mccormick, not
having entered their appearance end given
security according to the Act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and IL appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
this country is ordered, That the said defend-
ants do appear here on the first day Of the next
term, and ausset the bill Of The plaintiff and that
copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Charlestoyn, for two
months successfully, and posted Il the trout door Of
the COURTHOUSE in the Shutdown Of Chariestosh.
A Copy--reste.
ROBERT I. BROWN, Clerk.
Aug II, l647- (Huntsf, ATTY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
VIRGINIA.. TO WTT.


AT Rules kol1<n II Tho clerks once 81 lie Cir.
xui. superior court 81 lau aud rbsnesry for
te4er,en county The 1rst Monday IL August.
ISL
jones EbIleit. Michael HenSeu E'reysi1-
tor Of Jarob H,el,,or as.s1 .3
4 &C.,. p...... ns.... - e 80, u
AeNssIss>tt AsNr 81 10
ScPA Dnllt1, deceased,
pfat<r,0kD
AGAINST ~
Jbkn n. cbotas. ETsruyo, ~. +.
Cro,ei. dcc,a. Michael cboins ri5ss.
C,o,rl H..r., T.rr.I;l.~ TnI..a.. ss.'
~. :n $3.50, ". -, sAt.s
~ Dys, .{9ce0 Sfospts .lItehGet Cfotcts
Eefer Cf0lck, John Cr0tpl. .yoseDk
CrosoI, Catharine IEelshuns Isanr
Masks and Polly his rils, .Marlln
~ 80. Tp.If;,,,,. 49, u -
$500. 49, ..s 49, ~. .'. $500 'o1A Al
'"' 80 '1 49, Do
In cHsycERY pA'
Y,HE Defendant. John Il. Richard, no, hay.
: ing sn,sIed biz appearance and siysa
sa5 a. ans ne
tory evidence thai be ]. moi an lsasbiisa, q
this country. q Y ordered. Tha, ne said dsfend.
AMI do appear nere On ne elessaln dar q
Inc neAA se.m ane answer te bi'i and
mo ameease. ol.l q ne P'alnIas aau8 ,has
eoPy 2 ln.s 49, y ,or.h mHh inserted a
some peMspsP1r EuolsAse y snal'es.oWns q
ne county q 1eassson, .ss I'VE months sue
eessissiy, ana posssu a.sne lronluoor q me
Court'aouse y ms county.
naofGJer : 49,, r,5.
a.. IL ,sas - essIk'
-..5 e :, -
VIRGINIA., TO Wit.
Al Rules holden In the clerks once 81 ne
circuit superior court Of law sid chsncery
for Jefferson county, the ffsti Monday ID
August. 1871:
.Lohn n. Ridenonr ncfinr Erecufo,. w
El;eobsih P;dsnor,i Jses sssa'0f Y
Ett~uOeth ntdeHOuIs ueCed$ed,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

SAX years experiences has proved that for
- the cure Of coughs, colds, consump tions,
asthms, splitting Of blood, pain and oppression
Of the Breast, there Is nothing equal to Hanes's
Compound Syrup Of Hoa.honaS.
This medicine hes now been In nse for sir
pears. during which time there has been . con-
slant demand for il, and its popularity instead
Of declining, has been alaa5s on the Increase.
During this time many new medicines have
sprung up for the cure OF The above complains,
some Of which lasted only q few months, and
others not as long but Hanee's Syrup has
steadily gene On gaining fAser with all classes
81 society until Il has now become identified b.
many faailies a.
KEGUL-4R E.i.MfI.Y MEDICINE
To thesa who have never used the Com
pound Syrup Of Horehound, this hotice is psr-
,icularly directed to. IS 70 those Who taya once
|expstieDced lis peculiarly happy effects, any
praise Of is caerils would be supeflnons.
rrcs ~ yeuu per eotiIe, 81 pottIes Ior
AibemsF'e street, near Wnk.
Prizes 50 esnts par bottle, or SIX bottles Tor
- 50. g. Prepared and sold b. SETH S.
HANcE. l05 Baliimafe street. and corner Of
Charles & Pratt SIS. For sale also By
JOSH ? BROWN,
Charleilossn
JOSEPH ENTLER,
II Sksph1dsIotrn
IA. y. CRlDLER,
tfsrpus Ferry aad
DORSEY & B0WLY,
Jan II, i84I. USackesier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
Robert r. BROWN Clerk,
August u. 1917.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Al Rules holden in the clerks Office or the cir.
cui, superior court Of law and chancsry for
Jefferson county, The frss Monday in August,
lS47:
Robert Hazlett Guardian Of George
William Hazlett, PLrF.
AGAINST
George William Hazlett, Tan infcnt, 1
jacob Boltz, or Pulse, Isaac Pulse,
DaUid Prlse, Nicholas Palse, and
John Henry .Allstadt and CatharineI
his. wDs, depisees Of jacob Boltz, Sri,
decd, DEFTsi
IN CHaNCERY.
sTsHE defL, jacob BelIz or Pulse, not having
K. entered his APPEARANCE, aud given security
according to the Act Iof Assembly and the rules
Of this Court; and II appearing BY satisfactory
evidence that he isEnot an inhabiiant Of Ibis
country IN Is ordered, That the SAID defendant
do appear here on The first day.of the mex. term,
and answer the bill DR. The Plaintiff, and that 1
copy 81 ihis order be. forthwith inserted III
some newspaper published in Charlestoun, for
two months successfully, and posted Il the
front door Of the co,irt-house, in the said town
Of Chsriesiopn.
A Copy -Tesie.
B. 7. DROWN, Clsrk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
Land for Salel

n HAVE several 6ne TRACTS pF LAND 10
= this county and in Berkeley, for sale Of low
prices and on most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en,s.
II. ST. @. TUCKER.
HaEle6eld, Jefferson CO. Ya.,l
Oct I, ls46-h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

fIsHE universal celebrity hicl, I'M, medicioa
= has gained ID every section oi Inc csanuy.
and the many astonishing cl,res Il M 4. ~
established ils efficacy beyol,d All ouhf "
raj family medicine Il has 10 rival IL III :. - ~
Indigestion. Bilious Feyers Dyspet,sial Iiser G,
plants, Sick Hesdaclls, Jausdics. A.,bms n,an-
~ Piles, Choie Worms ID sease II M IIesrt ~
% All aecilons Of the stcsaeh and bowels, Peters
Pills will be found . never failing remedy
For sale By {
John p. Broom, ana
John Fl. Beard,
Charlestown.
n Smith s B,0Hser,
BsrryYille. /
4 James II. Clark, /
Milfsocd.
Iimberlokc,
p. Coons, Z
Hsrpefs Ferry. i
the Sfste. +
Jan 81, 1876 ~. 1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
TO WIT /.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Al Rules holden in the Clerk 5 ofice Of The Cir.
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chsncery for
Jefferson County, the irst Monday in August,
ls47:
.abigsi NJ Tate, Erteilrir. and John Humphreys
and Humphrey Ksyts, Executors Of George W.
Humphreys, decd, PLAiNTlFfs,
AGAINST
LOUISE Washington, and William 7. Daughsriy,
Enos "A. Daugheriy, Mary a. Daagherfy and
Ellen ~ Daagherts children and heirs Of Joseph
z. DaHghsriy. deed, DEFENDANTS,
in CHANCERY.
TIME defendants, Enos A. Daugherty and Ellen
- NJ. DApgherty, not having entered their ap-
pearance, and given secnrity according TO the act
ofassembIy & the rules ofthis court; audit appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they IRE moi inlia-
biiants Of this eocntry is ordered That the said
descendants appear here the first day 0fhe next
term. and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Chstiestown. for
tive months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the court-house inthe said town of Charles
town.
Copy-zTesse.
ROBERT r. BR0W.n. Clerk.
August 10, fsi7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
4 Chance to make a Fortune.


TuVHE undersiensd efFeIs Ire stock Of goods
u remaining on hand, Of the late firm Of
Boieier and Johnson, Il Berryvil,e, Clarke
county, Va ., private asls. The sioek has
been very Considerably redecsa since The disso.
luton, amounting nos 10 about 81 500. The
daily retail sales continue to lsssen the amount,
which makes the indueemeat for those who
wish 10 establish themselves 10 the mercantile
business greater. The loestioa is, without ex-
eePlien, the best In the Union. The lands Of
the County are Of the most fertile kiBd--the
citizens out Of debf; NJ IN evidence OF this fact.
the Monthly Courts only lssi three or four hours
the Circuit Superior Court only one day
A liberal credit riil be gissn on the purchase
money.
have been urged ~ many customers to re-
pienish the stock aud con.iaiesih business, bn,
the great distance which live from BeFrysille,
renders II totally imPrselicsble for me 10 do 50.
still continue 10 sell 81 cost, and many srii-
cles below cost. Merchants 10 western Virginia
csn replenish their stock cheaper than they
can IN the easiera mafket--asl am determined
70 make itsn object 10 them 10 give me call.
Provinces Mccormick, Of Berrysilie, 10 fully
authorised 10 ifanssei business connected with
The eoncern--and in my absesee will negotiate
. sale Of the goods. Letters addressed 10 ei-
Their Of rs viii meet with prompt attention.
RIGHlRD JOHNSON.
Psierspille, Ffedsrick Co., Md. June ;, fSI7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

VlANMANlA, 10 VIII a
At Rules holden in the clerks ofilee Of ire cir
cult superior court Of law add ehancsry for
Jefferson couxiy, the FIRST Monisy 10 August,
fo47:
abigail ". Tate, E1ccui,if, md join
Humphreys and Humphrey Keyes, Er.
ecutors Of George w. Hui,phrsys, de-
ceased, " PLrrs
AGAINST III
William T. Washington, aid Williana
r, Ddugherty, Enos al Daugksrfy,
Mary a. Daugheny ank Ellen M.
Daugkerty, heirs etTJosepa 7. Dough
erty, deceased, DErTs.
IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendants, Enos a. Daukheriy q Ellen
i NJ. Daugherty, not hating entered lheit
appearance ard given security according 10 the
Act Of Assembly, and the rulesicf this Court.
and 1t appearing b satisfac 10 ~: evidence thai
they are net inhabitants OF shis coantry /
Il Is ordered, That the said defendants al
appear. here on The FIRST dag Of tho next
Term, and answer the bill of Tho PlaintfTst
and that q copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted 10 some newspaper published inc hairless
town, for two months successfully, and posted
At the front door Of the csurt.honse 10 the said
town Of Charlestown.
a copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BRoWM Ciesk,
Aug IL, l8i7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

4 A" Il. y.
<.I.. ~I..r...r orsrs j I,.Its 49, =.
. |&@U ~. @A.c1 IS ...'ce
|,0.fMIning 81 .9crs.. +.
!. ,'..--'..~- Lad ,bo1f so s5ssrst &c =
/ Z 800 SAFE e cniii<nllo. Hl.n 1870 n.
! - -, co 10 further ieffs,snsf., 80 Il
81 <-rv tiiile ekp<oss- ThF lfes.tL 49, :. !
!. wes1Issi lpbost 70 Aersi) 2 sns'os's 'o'
~. oSssson Greet [uop iis rs.'s .:,.. =.
y 49, ~ : nnn5er 81 et.tsn'sNu .-
49, - !. rsrf. sn<ss supply q - 81
sls - s,hssisissa rsllR{t -
3 ZEE hasdrsd y.sdsss. al, besn rseentiy
y. Il I'll ssssa6ple Tor NE acesnno1siio1
Raad-R p fsmiiy, both uhns and black, and
,5bF he various Gsss ofiAe farm.
The Dwelling House,
(Buiit Of Brick) coniaing nine feoms, besides
psntriss. gsrrets, etc., il hspdsomsly eEishet,
and prsliily siinaisds 10 ~ extensive grove Of
osks.
u every respect, ihis property combines The
EeQuirsmrnss of . coafoftabIs Residence, with
: wall iAProtsi and prspueiliss Fstn, justly con
sidsrsd one Of the most tsiusble 81 rs size. in
jefferson cosnfy. Il Is oGered Tor sale upon
The most liberal terms, both as lopriee and the
time Of payment. For further particulars, eli
TIER apply 10 the sub.criber (persgnaliy) on the
premises, Or b. letter. sddrsssedto, him, near
Lsssown, jefferson eoaafy. Virginia
PHILIP p D fNDRlDGE.
March 1. ielfAf.