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The Crops.

The stanton Spectator says the wheat crop many
psrs OF Augusta looks WELL and will probably be as good
all things taken into consideration that OF last year
Corn, rye, oats &c. arc not 80 promising.
The Winchester Vrgnian that the wheat crop in
Frederick and Shenandoah promises to be full average
The grain OF superior quality Corn rather back
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. which, the Balti.
more sun Gays, considered reliable authority all
that relates TO flour aud grain and probably takes more
pains IN collecting the statistics OF the trade any other
In the country gives better from the Wesf
than we have elsewhere. IL says; There can now
be but little doubt that the coming harvest will be album
dani one In the growing regions o the West there
will be large surplus, there has been land sown
than last and the crops look equally favorable at this
period"
The Sandsvile Georgian OF the llth inst informs Ms
that the cotton and crops that part Georgia are
at present promising Corn promises ccpious yield
Ihe stand OF cotton az ssysl generally very good aud
the plant growing rapidly We hear o cotton bios
SONS IN divers places"
The Columbus (Geo) Enquirer. OF the I5h inst com.
plains OF the prospect OF the growing crop OF cotton IN that
section. The spring. t says been every way una-
vorab!e; aud now, when the weather would Justify
the hope OF rapid aud thrifty growth u seems that the
plant almost where tar exhausted hy eombna-
ton OF injurious that impossible fog It 10
revive IL adds that the injury confined 10 sny par
ueusr section "FIom Florida. Alabama, Mississippi aud
all parts OF GeoEan Short from the whole cotton grow
ing observation-disclosures from TO he questioned
mpesses US with the belief that the prospect THE sea-
son OF the year, worse"
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NOTES ON PIANO FORTES.
FOR nY
DRINkER n NORRIS.
booksellers, Stationcrs, and Dealers I'm Tsiauo
- Eortcs- Music, &c.
M ORCESrER'S name os a p,a, I, -,

BookseIters, Stationer>. and Ieai.,s A., ,,.
Eortcs- Music, &c.
WoRCEsrER's name as a Piano Forte
w Maker is familiar Of country in cor
with the ate house Of stodlu worce,Irrs Durham IN
Enlistment a' exclusive hn'her OF all instruments sold m hem
his skill and superior wortman,hp gave reputation
instruments wall not only sustain, but the c
a superior Instrument
We only ask for them in comparison with other maIer. m
ra and satisfied tom assurances OF i,nguseI
the general Judgment.
Measure those that price. are the SAN,
mhnnfaeo'y IN New York ce Of all Richmond and
om 10 10 20 cheaper priccS usually o,i, I'm
those Of stodaH' Worcester a Dubham's make.
wrien be gives with all instrument. old ~,
'honh they not be- after ed rrann,tor Of
Acknowledged the purchase money viii be- refunded
be eIeeutrd To the entire satisfaction Of purchaser
We beg to refer TO the annrred testimonials
PIANO FORTES.-.-We gladly take the on.
speak Of Piano FoTies OF Mr. worcr,trI Iavin. ~
eason to purchase an instrument consulted
OF e piano of'eand by his recommendation, applied
w and happy with as TO ouaty
aud prize There always eean fashion
Instruments out fortunately The tone and hn,h Of good paI
forte stand merit which n obvo. 10
the general Judgment and are about
mat my ~ not be disappointed they Mt woT
ofsers pianos The which yielted ESQ at stsWan for
the sh was OF his manufleiuc-tNew YORK nqui
The reputation ofMr wOres-sr. Pianos such that il A.
most any CONNIE Hdaiory
her PuaIy "i tone elegance at workmanp,
enee II Is sufficient for the are not TO
RON st 70 seven oeia'eH Those IN al good
srumen which they purchase should
OF ms manufacture .'New
have the Piano Fors Fsero
~, No l39, Thud Avenue Without meaning IN write a mn I
again remark OF the good qualities OF M worr,sr
pahos-he ease with which the player bring
tone There Is something pleasant piano
under ladys touch should amateur into despair
when he eOnafis MS
ted az were To bTiuE harsh
strings The difference may womany tact hich
avoids thing sunE. smnoihs HaEy
players do hammer melody the
eIcrtion quno the musical effect harmonious back
'm'h Now - hard to abuse Mt woreeses pianos
make them jiRsie, and they yield readily per
suade deal gently by them ,ocsy
fbT it, sake.i Communicated for the N Y Advent
DRINKER MORRIS,
my .f.n
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BOXLEY'S HOTEL.

TIME subscriber takes pleasure IN Announcing
u his ficnds and the public generally. both town
county, that he will opsn this day June Hotel
situated Broad 81 shockoe M the
Rehnoni Frsdeuckbug Rail Read This House plea
suited Northern Southern
vel There will be porie the dherct dp1 landing
TO attend all that deem proper call The
In and comfortable order nice my
bar table and stable shall furnished
fotds and pledge elf and
spared p1rts render all comfortable
with call. L.. X BONLEY.
Richmond. 18th June, ist7-2aw2m
~ Enuu pira
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Graf Mortality o.. Las 1hursday's Montreal Piisf says
that h' aeeounis from Crosse lso The quarantine ground
W miles below Quebec. "afe Of the most alarming de-
scupuohneafy 1000 immigrants hsgo died either he
passage out o. AZ the quarantine station and typhus fsssr
oi Tho most malignant kind raging Crosse Ise" The
Quebec correspondent Of the Montreal Herald had
ailea hat upto the Ssh COO Roman Catholics snd
% Poi'ssna bad been burned NJ Crosse lie; that $40
NV soN IN Inc chuehes suede snt tents and lhsi ~ 900
persons were IN the ships o. anchor there
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Re.ignaIIon of SAUNA Ann,

BY the last Mexico 1t appears that Santa
Anna has resigned the Presidency OF the Mexican Repub
he but whether he cOntempates going INTO refinement
still 10 remain the head OF the army Is left
IN doubt by the language OF his letter IT, how
the Richmond Enquirer has formed Just conception
OF EIs capacity military eommsnder-thst paper some
days since, having pronounced him OF the most IN
competent Generais Of the agehs withdrawal from active
service will be rather Of regret graf caton
since possible ateast that his successor may be man
OF more skl, energy and courage. We induced how
ever believe tina, the Enquirer moderated the ability
well the bravery OF the Mexican EH-President Tor the
very purpose Of showing that permitting him 10
return Mexico NJ. Polk had committed no very great
bunder after all Such net, however the opinion Of Of.
hccrs who have served Mexico and who have had ex-
ceen opportunities Of forming accurate judgment In
regard Santa Anna Who may be his defects
when compared with the Generals IN cur own service un
quesnonaby, Judged by the Mexean standard deserves TO
be regarded Of the remarkable men who has
figured the history OF that Republic. Col Baker Of H,
nos who has recently returned home from the seat Of war
told by the Springfield JounbI says THAT SANTA
Anna = great man, and that other Mexican could
control the population Oi that county raise amr- and
inspire them with courage figh, the Eo.th Americans.
equal to himself" And SUCH (slys the National InteIi-
genesf far has been expressed sppear- to be The
opinion Of si people who have been 10 Mexico Ii
the be OF the character and influence of
Santa Anna, he withdrawal 10 private lie may fsci,ie
he RESTORATION o.! peace his 10 Mexico has u
questonabiy pfoTnc,ed the war and rendered the re-
lnce TO formidable and sanguinary than
would Otherwise have been.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

" The Sons Of Temperance held high festival" in
Phiadelphra TUesdsy asst The procession numbered
many Thousands delegates from several Of the States being
IN attendance. IL was brilliant and imposing spectacle.
An address was delivered by Gen Carey Of Ohio 10 the
assembled multitude In the necessary absence Of Judge
ConTad. who Voc expected % deliver the Ofninn
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srveuLsR Car o. AuArSANAuoE.-Jano Robinson who
on Thufsdsy peoded guilty On Indictment lor larceny
the Common Pleas, IN the town - yong white
man, little pest the ago Of "sWSsf firfesa" with fine
burn hair sshionsby dressed, slender FORM dsieste
psuon rsHef handsome, say good ookine) and 10 csp
the emsH, she h tho cOniented vile Of spruce young
Etbopan, ao0 the very blsckes, ye ever saw The
contrast between The iwo, the wife being very white and
tho husband extremely black, most singular indeed.
Tho parties tom Upton where The husband supports
hs air duleiaea by moking baskes Wores'fsr (AlasO
Teisg0pA.
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Cnrnncr.s Innmc.i-

Coroner r. r. Wicker yesterday held on inquest on the
body OF Susan Waus. who found decd al her resi-
deuce corner Of 5th end Canal streets. She los been s
ed since Monday asst and the door Of her ROOM which was
locked being Yesterday forced she found lying on tbe
Hoor' dead Verdict Of the jury Death from tis vista
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

II singular miseonsuueton We learn has been given
to the Gard o Thsmas Green Esq which, In Justice Il,
oibefs, ought to be corrected Mr Green does not contra
Dict as some persons suppose any fact asserted by
U.s. On the conrary, he expressly admits the truth Of our
statement in regard biz connection with the subject
The ouicci Of Ls card is to show that the inference
drew from that fact uniounded The fact stated vas
tina, Mr. Green informed Mr.. some weeks before the
puoIa were apprzsd Of IT, as early the 2sh Of March
ol4 that treaty rhe annexation Of Texas was IN pro-
gress. THIS is denied The inference from that fact
wa, ha Mr. Tyler mistaken IN saying that no Texas
andhoItcr oppuled tat that negotiation was ID pro-
gfess, and that twas profound cabinet secret until the
final arrangement Of the premins5es. Tins inference
Mr. Green shows 20 be incorrect by stating that those pre-.
hH'Hdries mere arranged 5efors ne 1871 Of FeJruarv
lsii, when he first became acquainted with the fact al
though the treaty itself actually signed and Official
y made known 20 the country until about the 18th If Apr
following.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

On the 10Th June. nj her sOn-n.law's MIR Ino Carnei
IN Charlotte county Va Ms. SrAyNAu Cav AZ the sd-
vanced sEo Of 30 years add upwards. She born l7h
October 1856. and made profession of the christian re-
hgon IN early life, and was member Of tho Methodist
Church about 40 years. She leaves c,nsisn pous
simple living pOsterty u about scveny.iyo sous ia
rovero her memory and initiate her pious example. n
remains deposited by The side her pOus husband NJ
their former residence IN Prince Edward Co occupied
by their son. MI Edwin @ray. They both pous, Just
.nd nnI.gLl and Ihn.r .nlka DO la-..m Lhnm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19
CITY ARRIVALS.

Ctr Horst, Jane i6-RiehS n 1h~cau ChesoIasH Js"e'
nunn sa.sen uarfi-oa West Port DAVIS, fr'ets
burg mitchell. EreE beadey ButswsA. TICS lee, 70
ts'sburr rho- harhsn New Kent Eson Philadelphia, w
Lama aud servant o. Cts, e; fnh New yo,k byiJ
Col John neeley, LsoaArd Henley WILLIAMSBURG l. Powell
iuhisvihe Ala w Gnfne Carone Harm berger Iiat
tisonbuts Bcu,~ire washnstos; Col Mecs frte AIS
bufs WA John siauuicn. Mrs Richie
tcfsbuIg. VIM y Ward and son. Noito~ay.
June t7,h "A kesi. JAbsr Smith rh,rs PeienbuIg Jas
win'amscn. Mrs Williamson Mis-. Mort. q; WIN LCsmps.u
iiahser bahmcrc; M Kelly, Runssieh w w Glm-T All,
paAr, Aeemi wm Harris, Nelson Mr. wilmst BoI NJ
Jso femeet'or oooehhni MIS- wms Philadelphia. Nd Cmmp
Kent Gen Jso Er nrhoa-e, a. Shepherd Pnissepha
Randolph. wansburs Levin Charhsioa a. Jss D. Roan-
Chies CITY; DOME, Miss; Mrs S.mPe aud --Uan Nj
MIS- Maupin children and wiamsbarr: Mis-.
fauquer Mis- Cartel shelley captain sl.s.a ship Co.a A,
STONE. hi-a stone. Mrs Arsndet Dr. WIN Walker and M
phsw. samf rhornc. Louisiana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

The 'oi- received up The Peun7ylyapa C7nais and
Railroads owned by sate. from tho JDih Nov 1916
q, ihe Der Iunr 49, amouo' SG2s 3G2. The receipts
iaet year iof he period $500 ss1 showing On
increase d spa $40 The receipts Tor the month 81 Nay
lsi7, we're s2l5,f3, 10 May, 1896 slJ- j61, shoEinR
on increase for o month u S56,5l6. u b. estimated
that the entire receipts Of The ycor will 20 500
600 md that the nett revenue 20 the State will b.
600 600
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

'sHVsfu HTsfCV SOCItIy.-A regular
mohhy m'eu"g oi the Board OF Managers OF the Rich
mond Tract Society. will be hold ON Monday al,etnoon
2ls June at ) O'Clock. at the office of Evans & Tate,
10 1875 BENJ 'rn.rE s.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

Tvs PRONPrivgs ~ COHsciEscg Tho Nov Orleans
Pcayuno gives the following extraordinary N tho
workings Of conscience In in that city, who had
done than his duty the late nunicipal election:
IAN along o'waning a. do what right, SIR" whim
pered toe prisoner awskenng a Of HE moral ur-
ptudc. "rm victim n CONSCIENCE, | went IN tho
md voted toket seed that was req
lar must be- right Petty somebody asked me had
voted, snd when told him had, he asked how and
when told him tho regular ticket and what on
h.. no told the county ruined that I'd put a rope
round every poor neck and dawd tho slippery moose
ugh' that I'D iiched the last mofse of food out II the
orphans and betrayed tho unhappy widows; checked tho
oitbe Mississippi abolished the inspection Of sosm
boat boilers and the genital bursting Up all the steam
boats he river with pnaccOunaho loss of life would
be IN overufe Of dissolution and Renfa busun' UP Of
| the Union"
| "Whai doplorsbo picture" ssid The Recorder.
"Yes sir. faad tho prisoner sorfOwiulyl and whom
hecrd tha, wont right oH nrd took drinkin and think
n' and finally the conclusion that " I'd voted
wrong ia balance the matter by hoavn' in ticket on tho
other side This responsibility was ton great I couldn't
stand 90 aad have every and child the State plat
their finger and hofe goes the srs Destroyed he
| Union"
The unbappy victim of conscience too much over
powered proceed urher. The Recorder motioned 10
the officers and removed Tor further and fuiuIe
| summation.
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Lieutenant Hunter.

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun sn.
noance' Tho atnvo IN Washington city, Of the oonq.ofor
ol hNarado" Lieut.. Hunter had called On secro,ary Ma
son, whoOceiyed him with great kndnes. remon.,rsny
with him on Che improperly OF dsobeyng orders boz in
forming hm at the same ume hahe would be shorty ,,o,
70 the Mediterranean be- comm1nd Of o. shin Of vgs,
The correspondent of tho Baltimore Pa,r,,, d,,...,.
Lieut. HonioT % Of medium he'll h well made and 49,.
carriage lie appears 10 BE- abou, % year. Of 40. I .
ae've As boy Of 49, He hair gou1g hi. e.
u well and strongly marked i,r Intelligence and GOOD
inE' lie wears M whiskeu Or mousaeao. bot ,,,t.,
large eoaiss depends from hs chin. See him ap,ng 49,
oieers and you would At select him for Cb,,,,
Hunter who took Ayandop
ar j. T. " Cottfeh Esq.s Locofoso menbsr Of III. ,,.,
Congress from Aabam1, like hs colleague Mr. Pave. H.,
baon thfown overheard by the Diitrct Convepno, 49,
Sampson ". Hqrris, Esq. nomnated In h,s plse. A.
Cottre voted or the sensure Of Gen Taylor end n. h..
been thrown Oh the track BY h ows party in order 70 r,.
yeni he defeat by the Wings.
T Samuel Weir, Esq editor Of the Colombia sou,, e..
roiinian-'he oniy Wing paper IN de Palmetto State
died the sh iust after poueeied snd painful ines
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Five different bulls will be brought into the arena
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE

DIR. SWANNIfS Compound syrup wild
thcTry ~ asl That 10 Processes 20 be.--IHE
rE't MEDICINE the have
ever been recorded safety
not furnish one To supass thu winch sanis proof
Of hs enraby OF Consumption when life had been despair
ed Of
Ia swAUE-DraT sir-for the good Of the public my
sell duty bound 20 TESTIFY which
suup Of VIA Cherry performed my part feel A.
Il eSey htdy ought to know Il. afflicted violent
cough, spit M of btd ght hoafncs-
voice indicating alarming appetite gone
aud sicrg had 90 Tar fafd
p'fsustd could many
ak,r mde inquiry be likely to
most rel o. she told
pound syrup Of Wild Cherry failed my then
hopeless Your medicine Immediately
bottle relief aud by the time had siIth bot
tie cough Ind len and strength improved.
shon has made perfect Of and
~ wish and have good
your medicine has saved from premature gave shall
Pleas,dt to give any Information fesI eeung my
YOufs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

DIET,

On tho l7th inst Of st Pauls Church. by tho Rev Mr.
Norwood, vs.. y. CALwEG Of the White Sulphur Springs
to CoLUHuiA daughter OF Robert Gwahmcy, Of this city
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IsAAC MnRGAN RERYEs.

no 20 Ihcs'er 81 between Race and Vine, Fl1
Ia. J. a. EtiIsON. Fantfou Ky ,ays-
was induced pot nj rpeeoranla re-
commended in hatera nedcas, of Diseased
Lungs totry preparation OF Wild Chrry say
that Wuch pleased with the result of and
trials that now pfetcbe IN preference remedies
have been engaged IN active pTacce Of yeif
ibe n PaIcH hscinr thought enough cIpress op
mon IN whiting.
The genuine article prepared only by ~ SWAYNE, Inventor
aud Sos Proprietor Eighth and Race streets
~ WIN ClefV preparations beng "PO'Dey Gstous asd
fsgIoif' without his signature.
ALSO, for sale whuiesae and HetaL BY
fEYTON JOnNBTON, us, Main st.,
and Duvlts fuFcELL, Druggists a. Man ~ Agents for
Richmond, Va,
Bngg Wilson. and Cas- CorHnr n 90, Druggists Peters
burg Chas w. Hcpitsh Portsmouth King Toy, NORTON. le
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

SsOLAH OII.--qO ea,t, superior OF, for ale BY
- je i0-iO DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

The Council OF Bishops nf the Protestant Episcopal
Chnieh o the United States will assemble in New York
city, the month September next and already The cI
Ky aud the !aiy are making preparations for the conesi
which is expected. will take place case of Bishop
nnhn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-19

FAME, GLORY AND ALL TuAr.-FTom the New Orleans
Delta we copy the following sketch OF affair in which
the names Ut two ustious heroes made very
Nevertheless the unconscious subjects the strife may
add Iste. IN future year,, to the Of Winfield Scout,
and Zachary Taylor:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-25


Der is receiving his fall supply of Pianos &c, per
ship Marianne, from Bremen barque Maryland, from
Boston and schooner Seguin from New York His as
comprises the largest and most elegant stock OF
Pianos offered in this District.
One superb Grand Piano. from the celebrated factory of
Irmler formerly Sohamback ~ Merchant, Lepsc, Ger
many. This instrument has been made to order, and
brings with the highest testimonials OF superiority oftone
and elegance of finish.
Square Pianos OF and 81 octaves, of the manu-
facture
Pianos, by Chckering, Boston, of and ocaves of
rious styles; also by Bacon ~ Raven NUNS Clark and
Nuuns Fischer of New York, of and 81 octaves, of
square and round corners tablet and other patterns; and
other Pianos OF neat and plain finish.
American Pianos at factory prices; German Pianos as
low as they can be bought in the United States.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part pay.
An extensive OF guitars, volns Hutes accordeons
nc, from the plainest TO the highest finish.
In addition his former stock, he is opening
raj thousand pieces of music for piano, guitar, &c
bracing the newest and popular well standard
publications superior guitar strings and all kinds OF must
cal merchandise.
An elegant assortment of fancy goods
Rosewood and mahogany writing desks.
Rosewood and other work and dressing -boxes.
Papiernache portfolios, of various styles and sizes
Card cases, perfume sachets, extracts, &c.
Elegant French vases, solar lamps silver plated cake
baskets, candlesticks &c
Britannia ware, Rodgers's table and pocket cutlery,
combs, brushes &c.
RICHARD DAVIS
Oct. S--eod3t Pennsylvania avenue.
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Sept 6-2aw6w

HAND BOOK of Practical Perspective, London, lSH.
Lanzis History OF Painting, translated by Roscoe,
vos London, lSH
Witness Hand Book of Engineering, Drawing, and Map
png quarto London, 1876
1917.
Shutleworth on Landscape Painting, London, 1915.
Hayters Introduction Perspective, Practical Geometry,
Drawing, Painting, and Colors, London, 1916
Woods Manual OF Perspective, vol, London.
Deacons Elements OF Perspective Drawing for beginners,
London
Cawses Introduction the Art of Painting in Oil Coors
lvol London.
Sopwith's lsomercal Drawing, London.
Jopings Practice of lsometrica Perspective, London
MANUAL Tor Teaching Drawing of Solid Forms, Machine
~ Models and Perspective, by Butler Williams, civil en-
gneer, vol. London.
Browns Principles of Practical Perspective vol, large
p Brooke Iayors Principles of Linear Perspective VOL,
London
AnhmetiGal Perspective by c. E. Bernard, civil engi-
aeer, l vol, London
Gwit on Shadows, vol, London
The Art OF Painting in Oh and in Fresco by Merimee
] vol, London.
Painting and the Fine Arts, by Haztt and Haydon vol
London.
Philips's Lectures on Painting, VOL, London.
Just imported by +. TAYLOR
On hand collection books both English and An,er-
can, the class of Subjects numerous for the
nInlts OF an advertisement.
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A SPLENDID FARM FOR sALE.-The SINH

A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.--The subscriber
n wishes sell that wel-known and highly improved
estate in Charles county, Maryland called Glasvar,
which he has resided for the last years. This
property is in very high state OF cultivation, and is
believed to be inferior Underwater in Maryland
The greater portion OF has been well lined and otherwise
MANFRED within the last few years, and is capable of
producing from four thousand bushels of wheat from
thousand twelve hundred barrels of and hun
bred hogsheads ofobacco annually besides OATS grass, Nc
in abundance for very large stock The crop of
matured in the field will exceed thousand barrels,
and the crop OF wheat being seeded Is confidently ex
peced yield less than five thousand bushels The
contains about twelve hundred eight hundred
of which arabic three hundred acres are in wood
affoding ample supply of oak, poplar, chestnut and
walnut timber; and hundred in natural mea
dow and salt marsh aordng rich and abundant pasturae
hundred The whole is enclosed, and
part by good chestnut fences. There is this
estate ample supply of tobacco houses stables grana
res, cornouses sheep and cowsheds negrohouses and
all other necessary and convenient out-budings. all in
good order There also orchards of choice fruits full
of the estate and the markets of the Chesapeake
Others by the of the Potomac Wicomco river
scile any could reasonably desire. The small
village of Aliens Fresh in which there several families
now residing and prosperous commercial establish
ment and grist-mi and which is generally admitted
be the best situation the for commercial bust
ness will be sold in whole part along with the farm,
desired by the purchaser.
The of sale be made very accommodating and
person desiring purchase the subscriber will with plea
give any particular information, orally or by
letter. And the property will be shown at any time 10
those desiring by The subscriber by his agent
residing on the premises, Aliens Fresh.
Oct i5-IawSw WILLIAM ID. MERRICK.