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The Oakland school at Burlington, N. y.
~ G.. WINES Pr5nctpal. t8s

T,HE school consists Of two sessions, commencing
ber The vacations are each five weeks preceding those
periods The design of the institution Is to prepare youths
The course Of study Is extensive. embracing everything
taught in the best scientific and literary institutions Of the
The methods pursued are insso
tua being addressed the understanding, and ad.psed
Careful aenos IS given TO The moral and religious ai
ing Of the pupils Education founded upon morals dI%wn
dea shi! carried ns ieS viii
nsraton Of the capacity Of man to govern himself snd 70
t,hs situation of he school !. perfectly hsalaay The
e sna he pss
all times. well during play study hours under
Tie charge per session for each pupil !. $40 dsaaaS-
SO in the case oboters who come ,ossthsr soko
This is in full for everything, except
brary provided charge, for the al the Paps
Application by writing otherwise may DO made 20 uAs
The Oakands near Burlington, N. j., March 18th. lSn.
The undersigned. having now having had = sfhaer
ps,o wsrs S%a o.ssSs
take occasion express their satisfaction With eeSe
They have the hishes! condolences in NJ Wins SsassE
W as an instructor and moral goyemos, q youte G9asd
upon the intellectual character ofhs nsthodsof
and upon his care Of the morals and msnaes q ncsS E
A. De Bodsco.l III n - w. paxrach; 81 jsgs sssf h
Alexander Dallas Bache, Joseph s. Lowering, ao G.
NJ. ST. Clair Clarke, Joshua Tevis, g'1s .tof AZ
T. Dunlap, M David s Brown, ss,ti a.fi !,
@. Macalester, Gideon Scu = i. ~
T. i. Wharton, Manch 10-ta2w-
poKT, M.de.ra and Chanp.sn. wi...,- sO9th .ide
L Madeira wines, "symington's' brand, al grades
Sicily Madeira wine ~, !. 4
Lisbon do itH ~ .- u W
Port wine pure juice the grape
DO low-priced brand. la3 --' siti - ~
Holland gin, grapes s ogl, " " . pa,
The above goods all under custom house lock and
will be delivered pure as imported Samples SH6 PRICES
at my Office. ta STANiSLAoS MuhhAf.
April 2-law3w -
I TBIDsEICK ~ co.'s Chanapagne.--Orden will be
/ oeved and forwarded TO Rheims for the above cels
braied Champagne wine, TO come out next fall ,.-Ic
April 1-Iawsw - STANISLAUS MURRAY
n EPORTERs WANTED--The undersignsrl il des-
n of securing the services OF several experienced
tenographers during the next session Of Cougpsss sA will
happy receive communications the tubpct until
the LIST Of August Gentlemen who reply this adj
vertisement win please qualifications md references
fully as possible Conmunicatio 70 be post Paid and
addressed to Or. j. A. HousroN, NEw Yonx D. fle9h
Is1Tpsf9t sli nosN AeFla JAMES A. HOUSTON,
III bgg "a StenogTaPher to United States 6cnsr.
WAsHlNeroS, March Is, l60. har w
Mar l5-dlAug [Intel1
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Townships twelve, thirteen, and fourteen, of range
twepty.
Townships twelve, thirteen and fourteen, of range
tyvsnfy-one. sf
Townships twelve and fourteen. of range tweny-tree
Al the land Office at JOHNSON COURTHOUSE, COM
MONDAY the second day of August next, for
the disposal OF the public lands within the aforementioned
townships, TO wit:
NORTH Of the base line, and cest Of the Gh principal
ridiaa
Township eleven, of range nineteen.
T6ynship one. of ranges Twenty-Five twenty three, TWEEN
ty-0hr and twenty-five '1
Totnship ten, Of range twenty-eght.
Askhe land office Mt CHAMPAGNO4.E, commencing
MONDAY the twelfth day OF July for the disposal of
the Epbc lands within the aforementioned townships, TO
So~tA Of the base line aud Of h principal meridian
Township SIXTEEN of ranges ten, eleven tourteen and
Township thirteen, of range sixteen ,4 .s,i
raHge seventeen.
AT the land office at LITTLE ROCK, commencing on
MONDAY the nineteenth day OF July next, for the disposal
OF the public lands within the aforementioned township
and parts of townships to wits
North Of the base ns and pest principal meridian
The north half and southwest quarter of section SIX in
township five, of range fifteen
South of the base line aud osst Of the fifth principal meridian
Sections SIX seven and eighteen south of Arkansas riv
er, in township seven OF range four
At the land office at WASHINGTON, commencing on
MONDAY the sixth day of July for the disposal
hc public lands within the undcrmentioned township to
South Of the base line and west of the Gh principal meridian.
Township three, of range twenty-three.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, militia
ry, other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks (unless
private entries of land in the townships offered VIII be
admitted until after the expiration of two weeks from the
commencement of said sales.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this
third day of April Ammo Dolnin one thousand eight
hundred and tory seven. JAMES X POLK.
BY the Presidents
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
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The lands embraced by the above proclamation of the
resident OF the United States contain many of the
(auabe lead mines actually opened and worked which
ave YET been discovered and from indications the
ee, and experiments made in digging, is believed that
any others equally valuable exist and may be explored
lTiing expense.
From the great number of thcne mines, il would be inn
actcable TO give adequate idea Of their character and
featon, without extending this notice beyond proper
pounds 1t is sufficient state that they situated in the
eon country bounded the south by the Illinois State
ne the west by the Mississippi river; the north by
line drawn nearly parallel to the south side of the Wis
nsn river the average distance OF ten twelve miles
[ererom; and on the east by meridian line passing
rough the of Sugar Creek the whole district
yerlng surface equal to about sixty full townships. All
eessay facilities for transporting the products
are afforded by the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers,
Their tributaries, the Blue, Grant, Platte, Pekaonika,
"a other rivers by which the district is intersected
he above district explored by Dr. Owen, the geolo
81 oil The State OF lndiar~ under instructions from the
easuLy Department. and in compliance with solution
me House of Representatives, passed the 9th of Februa-
1889 The able report OF this gentleman, published in
A, with the charts and illustrations, (Senate doc unen
4O7 LIST session. 18th Congress,) precise infor
aton the location of each mine, and shows that in
Ss the lead mines of Illinois, Iowa. and Wisconsin, though
lily partially worked, produced upwards of thirty million
unds of lead of which those in Wisconsin, tappears
ded the larger proportion and further, that the whole
strict, If properly mined, would yield hundred and
| Y million pounds per annum.
Particular lists the tons and parts Of sections
at said sale have been furnished to the register and
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PROPOSALS FOR srAT1oHEnY.

April q leU.
In pursuance of the "ac legal zing and making sppsepsi
aons for such necessary objects havo been nnrally
included IN The general appropriation bills wishqVthu-
hoy OF aw and to fix aud provide fox Ss.Ah inoidail
expenses Of the departments and oces Of The
and for other purposes, approved Tho 1h Of AaeNs I'M
sealed proposals win be rsceived Ut this o6pS will 10
nishing the following articles Of staensiy e ~
Senate each s1ics fabs If ~ N.Y. ~ an1w beu%
1000 sYse of Pssp6penh ~ by a iaoAsu r1spsaaa -
notn sides u. U u sl NJ.
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GARDEN SEEDS,

m AISED BY the Society Of Shakers, NewLe,
Id, bsnen, Columbia county, New York,
The following are selected with peculiar
care, being the choicest kinds Of the different
yarieties, and as such they will recommend
themselves. t
While, Red ard yellow Onion.
Lbpg White Parsnep,
Long and short Orange Carrot,
Rousd Spinage, Early Cucumber,
rEarly Cluster Cucumber, Extra Long and
II.ong Green do,
Large Watermelon,
Ting Muskmeon, and Nutmeg do,
Wialer crookneck Squash, Sweet Potato, VIM
Her Sugar, and Sumner crookneck'de,
Rutabaga or Swedish Turnep,
EARLY Flat ana Flat Field do,
Short top scarlet Radish, scarlet turneP, long
Salmon and black winter do,
Double Peppergrass, Vegetable Oyster,
Early curled, early Dutch, Ice Co.'S and cab
bage head Lettuce,
EsrIy Turner, yellow Sugar. white Sugar, and
Long Blood and Mangel Wurzel Beet,
Early Frame and Large Msrrowfat Peas,
Early China Bush Beans,
Early Canada and sweet or sugar corn,
Early York, early sugar loaf, carly csuliflower
ldrumhe ad winter, green savoy, and red dutch
Cabbage,
White solid Celery, curled Parsley,
English Sage, Summer Savoy,
Sweet Pepper, and Bell do,
Large Tomato, Asparagus, Saffron, &c &c.
The above, together with many other Fresf
Seeds have jusrbeen received and for safe BY
A. NJ. CRiDLER.
Sign Of the Golden Mortar.
SHarpers-Ferry, Jan 2s, l847--Spirit copy.
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WHITEHALL NURSERIES,
CARLISLE, PA.

CARLISLE, PA.
ENHE proprietorcf this establishment pro-
- poses 70 furnish (provided sufficient
number will be wanted 10 Justify the irip) the
citizens Of Charlestown snd seighborhood, with
CHOICE PEACH TREES.
AS we'll ss other Fruit Trees. The Trees are
healthy and sf vigorous growth his collection
embraces all the choice and most approved va.
Of Pesches cultivated 10 The Eastern
Nurseries. Remember" fne fruit il the low
er OF commodities II is the most perfect
union Of The useful and beautiful, the earth
knoWs-assosiate melting rare-ripe, sugar,
cream and ice, with hot summer evening
tell me, can you overcome the temptation Of
putting yourself and family I'M possession Of
The plant which furnishes one Of The greatest
fpxuries the earth can yieldi
Those wishing 10 procure trees will hand
their orders, designating the number Of trees,
aud kinds wanted, TO II L. Ely or Mr.. Carrier,
Chatlestown, and 20 d. sEnller, shepherdsiown.
Where the selection is left 10 Tho proprietor,
he will not only have regard 10 the best kinds,
but also 10 such as will ri2enin succession
AT orders must be handed overly the FIRST OF
March. & WM. LINE, Proprietor.
Feb 4, 1e47 Lii
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SAMSON CARIss,


or the late frm Of 7. PALM - = S0-,e y
NJ. lss md 40, Builim0rs Street. Baltimore,
Career and 6siItlcl,s
Manufactures Looking Giass, Porfrait
and Piciure Frames, Of evefy dsserlp-
tion-pIain and ornamental. =, ESQ,
Dor HndoD Cbrnirss, Rods s Rings,
Bracket Pier Tables, Val Brdeksts
Room Mouidings,
wTTlTH every description Of Gill WORK and
w rs ALWAYS "a hand ID Store. framed apd
paframed. large supply Of French and Get-
m.n Looking Glass Plates, ssa also, bahogany
rT,med Toilet Glasses, Of the NEST modem
s,yles. Looking Glasses and Pictures franco
,o'ordsr, and plates inserted in'trames.
f,e has also on hand 10 store, The following
named Merchandise. which forms pal = PAT. q
hfS own direct importation. hn iaeilitaes toi
obtaining Goods BY direct Importation rem tne
prssneipsi manufsctories with . practice q ,
years are such as TO afford him every adsan-
Itsgs.
japsuned Walters, Trays Bread, cske and
CSrd Baskets and Toilet Sets Of every form
ana size Plated Walters. castors. Mantle snd
chamber candiesiicks, isa sets, soup taEeeRs,
yeeetable dishes, cake and frui, baskets. Britap-
ola ware, ivory and common table cutlery, 20
sets OF dozens albata dinner and dessert forks,
liable and lea spoons, butter and fruit knives
thrass, iron pierced, and bronze English and
| Ftench Tenders, ilh andtroAs snd tongs and
stIoyeis. ii sets or pairs 10 match brass andl
rons. curtain bands, chandeliers, hall and solaI
lamps, lusires, eirandoies, fancy tables, ladies
vork stands and Gre screens, French porcelain
with 40 almost endless variety Of useful ans
fancy housekeeping st,icles. And also, sels
sgent for The sale OF Remington's eelehfate'
l,moke-preyenting and feel saving Andirons
ANA highly approved Patent Coffee Boiler, all O
which he will dispose Of on the lowest terms
wholesale or retail.
4 sR.lf;ranra Ian % lS47
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- Y W.. m y VIA 49, 8. s. - EE
le,isr irom lSy II ,ks III
l3oston Il her son ! youne syshsns. d6rS hs:.Ss.
81 8sItiu,ore TIE afij<s ~. ol,I is,i1 t,i,

" heIiese is H,l.a.cEs s. III llfN0fj.S ,Sr5S
Z g aAn S;f1stNSl Nhich Y {Nng rQndep ~ the
~ a. curing ARnmas and C}eses Is
Pew Yoik slI1kcf.
Dear Thomas you know my ili6eti6u,
81 NJ w. 800 .s.' ' ,sii 800 4.
ss W II, wv Us
- = - eAsfaesS'5 y 2
Mrs J6hnson. III dare ~ ~, 2ae !, he,s
A9d M sloyy may sound li$e romnnee.
., !. 9esn cured Of her cough u long standing,
~ 1ultag some syrup 81 lesnce.
-rhe,es. III. NIL. .ss I, II IS ,..s.,s.5ksxAI
Fos biz he<l'h, vent tsass Hing Is France,
Aud came home 10 Be cured 81 rossumptioSs. II
And las SIT ID ticarhonna s,SI nsosc. a.
-.
Lay Two 81 three ss q IS 4 \, !; 49,
And lhe first thst.s m. ~, MI NJ $3.50.
Was&send Eor some Hn.,i "A - -. J.
q =
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s5sl;fsls{SRJ

@fAR. GORDON'S PILLS are ig1.l, ih..-.;.
!, i mans TREND No traveller pr Family should
ps W'.noul mem Their Observation-Disclosures viii
pfsssn. mnsn pam and sffslipg. and save many
These Pills were compounded 81 81 r;or,,o, u
Ten yesrs 81 study and careful Observation onnn III
nautt OF difrrea medicines ah,l The I H; e. which
they upon different constitutions IN various
forms o. tl,rrase They have bss.n nsrd
b. some Of our mrstemine6. physisians M \.
many private families for seyrrsi Gears and snri
has been TIE saiislaction vhieh liz, have ei,.nl
That itis FIRMLY believed that The vegetable klrs om
does not FURNISH any materials ioi purssiys mrt-
c.ne, wiiieh Hs'irpsfees for general use. tisse oil
which These pills are composed They do ~, CON
tain CaioInel, Mercur, OF .,iy
but are cqnippssd entirely o. concentrated yrre,abs
extracts earsu.lY prepared snd SO combined "a ~
oe qeyfaM. HSf.fe, and Easy hi gesr operation. -
shonIh Z be Otherwise the stomach and 10 els con-
tain foul and aerid bilious ma,ier-- showine er,..
necessity firpurgatiye medicine. =
These PILLS do not require pafiiealar atteht;onia
diet o. d nh and msy be akes, III an lime. wh,,
mostcpnsehieUt Without lie fear sf labill
III Kntake cold
y 'asseTed by many thst FeScrs, AID inf.st, ali
ne Impurities which usually pass In by,he bowels
and various other outlets bei09 retained in Inc
blood, renders unfit for The hnssishmeni and surI
port q tFe different parts Of The body This ma
duses and ,hat NAT oi tie system With /,
weskest Is tnosteasily affected. ssE
The BG,weis being rirr prinsi,sss channel ,hroueh
whlsi grfst portion 81 Ae impurities Of The !, y
tenn are discharged, is eNidens thai whsic, acts
bentfetslly on them must be conducive 10 Lsal,h ~
IND 81 the Bowels are The most eHgeiual aud I'LL
fact, almost The only way hy>e slsh L general i'm
pressien can be made upon IN. sgstem i i. oe,lrss
seasoahle e spppose.7,ha, nearly III diseases
will be cured, sat lrast mnrtt bsneitled 5, iu
dieous use 4gf purga,ye msilissss II nhs si.t.,,
= called 70 paiifHt Whist ~ ihe frs, thing done
He prese,ibesa dose Of two ofpGrg alive medicines;
and then, after dey ortwo. fthe I.te,t Is. no brt
ter. he gives him smother aoar II purRarive medi-
cine, AND so cn doing some other -.but
The msia reiiancefor cure Ii upon he .ifestanro-
daeed BY p,'fgative medicine Therefore ii gu
re SIS delay no, burt ne STEW doses ofDr. Go,
don's Vegetable Family Pils, an.lbe sgain restored
| 10 health
Dr. Gordpn's Vegetable AulI- Bilious Family
Pills, cure Billions Fever, yellow 1se yer. Remitttnt
and Intermittent Fevers. itaan,.gnry Fever pain il
The Head, Side. B Eek and Sum arh ; it,lamination
IFof tile Brai-, Stomach Lungs s..iyer. Kidney
Throat and Chest 4propsy. Sch fiea.lsehe, Rhsu-
mai'm. Cholie Dyspepsia Y y..sriss. Low Spirits.
Ulcers, and old Sores. Female G,implaipts. and iii
Diseases where Pulea.ifs iediclnes al. needed!
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Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Va.
THR undersigned has taken the BRICK
Il TAVERN HOUSE, in Woodstock for
merry occupied by Mr. Samuel Rinker, aud
norslrscsptly by Mr. James Allen, as House
Of Entertainment. Itis deemed useless TO make
apy wanting professions Of her intentions to
Keep the n ouse in very superior style; how
ever, she deems IL but jus,ice to herself and 10
the public to say, that She is prepared TO keep
the tavern as well as any ever keptin the place.
and thstit is her liked intention 10 meet The
just expectations Of all Who may favor her
with call.
She respectfully solicits share Of public
patronage. a. The Stages stop Of this house
CLARA. MILLER.
/, Woodstoek, Va, Jan IA, 1871 6m
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FRESH GFSTEEls.

"a GORGE q. M9NTj.lR. shahkfol for the
NJ liberal s0pporl sxikndea towards him do
rang the two tssl ssasaas ineeFms The citizens
u ca .rles,o~n sad nei shaoshpo1. that be has
as.ain oeeres his 0lSzzkR ROOM, a. the old
siaaa. shree ..oors Easl$f i,e Court hoase.-
tie win Al 81 timssakesEont Abd the hesi oys-
tiers shs Bslt;pors nzrkei c9n sfsr&; which
viii be sersed np 10 81 e q ssiEib9 taste Of
Ire In..stsf sslidsoa. episess. Bf sisiag him one
DAYS nossce. he-Hai furnssh .i3siefs b The Csc
10 sns who nay prefer 3seessing them 10 ihss
wy
He salieisss esli frohG bisseld fsienls and .,
many ueu ones ss poss pie. = i shah Be his
constant sdort4to rsiler Sntifh ssiisfaetio3.
Charlestorn. Oct. %. nst9
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m Lf7tItNL Lhf.
ErtracI from Decree.

+ NJ And this cause coming on 10 be heard in
vacation this 4th DAY Of Dsceriber, 1896, upon
The Bill, exhibits snd deposisicns, was argued
By counsel; on consideration whereof Tire court
doth adiadge, order and decree, That Edwsrd
Y. Cooke, q Master Commissioner Of this Court,
do examine, stale and settle the accounts Of The
plaintiff against the defendant. Deans Exeen-
Tor, and do e,eerisin the amount Of the judg-
menis attached BY the plaintiff In this suit, and
make report thereof to the next term oftihis
Court, with any matters specially stated,
thought pertinent BY himself or which mey be
required by the parties to.be stated.
ACapJ-Tesie.
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IN BERKELEY COUNTY rIRGLsLa.
tE,HE undersigned are authorized BY the
i owners, Messrs John and Jose ph Turner
TO seIl rHE FARM, in Berkeley County, cd.
joining the lands Of d Laymaster. Dr. Hedges,
Daniel RoPp, and others, lately owned by Hill
larry Turssr, deceased. aud now in he oceupan-
ey OF Ar. Warner Powell.
The Terms Of Sale Grs-0ue-lhird Of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash one-third in
one year, and one-,hird in two years from the
FIRST day Of April next, at which time possession
will be given the deferred payments 10 bear
interest, and 10 be secured on the land.
s5en the above mentioned LAND should
not be disposed Of By private contract Eefore
me second Monday in March merit, il will then be
offered AT public sale, beforeihe Court House
door, 10 Martin,burg-
Ell. LEE,
EHUD TURNER,
agents for the oieners.
Shepherdstown, Nov &c, lS46.-ts.
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NOTICE.

ID ERsONS indebted to the estate Of Henry
IL Snyder, deceased, are respectfully re-
qaested 10 come forward and settle their indebt.
edness, as it is very necessary The estate should
beTsetiled Immediately. The undersigned hopes
that all interested will attend 10 This call, and
all that fail to do so must not think hard, IL,
afier the | d Of March. their accounts, &c, are
plpced in an officers hards FOR collection. The
Books, Notes; &C., are left 81 The Elk Branch
Store, where pay ment can be made.
JOHN SNYDER, Sen. Fer.
BT.n Oh 1917
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CoMlIIss1oNrRs OrrIcr. =

ChsflestoWn, Jan 2S!h, lS47.
The parties 10 the above named suit are here.
hy required TO appear at my Office 10 Charles.
town, Jefferson County, Virginia, on the 9Th day
81. february, ls47, with their vouchers and evi.
Jence 10 enable me TO execute the decree from
which the above Is extracted
! EDw'D Z. COOKE, comr.
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The War not yet concluded.
Great Ffeshet IN the Pacific Ocean

The GUY Strednl running 0dcf-
,cards, and lots of .NSw Goods
AT JACOB NISSWANER'S cheap cash
"A stores 10 which he would invite The attep.
iion of his many customers and the public in
general, feeling confident in saying that he can
please sll who may favor him with a call, both
10 quality and in price. His stock consists in
pari Of mnslips, bleached and unbeacbed, from
6 cents 10 I24. csssineis from 81 10 81 cents,
cassimefes, Kentucky jeans, tweeds, &c,
Shawls ofiarge size, from so cents up TO 8 ,25,
Gentlemen's, ladies' and childfeD's Hosiery,
very cheap.
A large and general assortment Of Grocer les,
Liquors, sc.
A good and handsome assSrthent OF Conlec-
tionaries, Toys and fancy articles
Also-M Musical Boxes from IS 'upto $50, VIC.
fins, AccordioDs. &c.
Boots and Shoes.
large and general assortment. Wiihouta al
te "a pting 10 snumerate his extensive stock he
viii merely extend an earnest invitation 10 all
10 search OF Bsfgsns to give him call, assur-
ing ahem they will not be Disappointed.
JACOB NISSWANER.
Harrers- Ferry, Jan y. lS47.
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YiRIEFY.

] and prolher Hsnse and two other tcgs
Mas out hun,ln' next week, We trove niue
voodehnck into stone heap. and kill len
OF sfths ains before ter GO, 10.
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B E A Ell Al
PRIwAPM SALE

PRIWAarH SALE 4
'TNHE subscriber offers for sale this desirable
L estate, situated 81 miles from ChstlsSiown,
from Hsrpers-Ferry and3 mile from tkeSmiih-
field apd Ferry Turnpike, bounding oplthe VIM
chester and -Potomac Rail Road, AND
Containing about $50 Acres,
About $50 cleared, and the residue in Tim Der.
The cleared land lies compacl and nearly 10 a
square the timber contiguous. This has Justly
been considered one Of theI most desirable Farm,
in the county oflJedersop, as regards location,
fertility, and exemption from broken or waste
water. There is Kever.faiIpg well Of good
water in one OF the back fields, and several fine
springs contiguous 10 the buildings.
The improvements consist Of comfortable
Stone Dwelling House.
STONE STABLE STONE SMOKE HOUSE,
with cement aoo-, Stone Dairy, with cement
door, Frame Stable and Carriage-house, Stab
ling for "a horses superior Corn-crib with Ora.
nary attached, 0yerseer's House, (new,) Quar-
ter for servants, blacksmith and carpenters
Shops, Bath-house, Ice-house, and there is a
large ice.pond Of spring wafer in ahe meadow,
There have been large number of choice
Fruit Trees ofeyery variety set out within the
last few years and beginning 10 bear.
Any one desiring further information can ad-
dress the subscriber on The premises, near II all
town, jefferson county, va.
Dec II, i6sa--tf
P. s.. The taxes on the above Land for
l645, only amount 10 S20.82, which is an in.
ducement to capitalists of other States 10 pur.
chase. l.. w. w
May 90, is45
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OYSTlERS !.

gTIHE subscriber has spsdsi srfapssnenss to
L be s1Fp!ied Daily, Iishlt
Fresh oysters,
Which he viii serve N a,ihis Rooms, few
doors below SApping,onss HSiel. 10 any manner
lka, may be desired frISd Slowed or Rossted
Oysters witt also be dikposes Of BY The Can.
FamiiIrs ~ishinE to be laus supplied win please
gEte notfc. The day prsvlbrss VI
GIVE call al my eStsbf isAaeni, where q
gfnesai vsnely is always kekt 70 please the pa
late JiFi BLESSING.
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Whss !, dog like bird' Ans.
When be flies Il you.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-11

in The cireui, snPsfior Court OF Law and
ch.neery for The cptn,y ofEJeHsrson-
.atfakaH EsAhoTn, PLrfY.,
.4Ga5.NST
H.nyv r D.sn Executor ef EsskisI Dean. deed,
and Jim J. II. Strsith and Ssmrsi n. .9liemong,
n t4nRrrnnarra