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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-04

! Gene robe tbyself and spring thee here g q
Upon my horse behind me, dear:' g
We must a hundred leagues tonight,
Ride hence before the morning light a.
.-as, Il ls-ura TIA XVII. siiH
"Ah still a hundred leagues to night,
Wilt thou take me my dear!
Now listen to the village clock
Just struck the Eleventh hour"
"The moon shines clear, so come my dear,
We spectres 60 it-never fear!
III bring thee, love, by dawn, al least
To the marriage bed, and wedding FEAST"
XVIII.
"My lovely spouse, what little house!
What marriage he'd dost meanP
"Six boards one way, and two 10 stay
The ends-tis small and clean"
"Has't roam for me?" Yes loom for both.
Come spring upon my saddle cloth;
The wedding party all are there,
The room is cool with midnight air."
XIX.
The lovely bride, now for a ride,
Sprang On the horse behind,
The rider dear, she clasped, in fear,
Round with her lily hand.
And now hurra, hurra they go
In whistling gallop, high and low
The horse and rider pant for breath
The sparks fly swiftly from beneath.
Xxx.
On LETT aud right, beyond their sight,
Fly meadows, woods and land.
The bridges thunder as they pass,
All fly on either hand.
cart frightened love' The moon shines bright,
We spectres go it swift by night
Dostfear the spectres sweetheart? Say"
so no, my love, but let them be-"
XXI.
What music's there, that shakes the air,
What scares the ravens Sd
Hark! hear the bella funeral knell--
Lets lay the body low"
The funeral band comes nearer still
The air with lamentations fill
They carry a coffin on a hearse,
And wildly chant a funeral verse.
AT dark of night, by pale moon light,
They laid the body home---
"Come friends in sight---I wed to.night.--
Come to the banquet. come;
Come sexton here, come with the throng
And singfor us the wedding song--
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-04

A safe and certain cure for CON-
Sumption c.f The Lungs, Splitting Of
Blood, Coughs, COlds, ASTHMA, Pain
in the side, Bronchitis, Wooping
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25
CORN IN IRELAND.

One Of the most curious and important results Of
the late famine in Ireland has been the introduction
of Indian meal as an article of food. Heretofore po-
tatoes almost the sole dependence; but the
ccsstics Of the last year have contributed to
the prejudces which had existed to the use q
Indian corn-a curious instance of which is given in
an English official report. Says one witness
"Previous to the sale of meal being commenced. !
placed a small portion in the hands OF Father Kenny.
He tried and approved it; and in order to
any feeling against it, subsequently, with his two
rates, all but entirely lived the meal made into
bread and stirabout for nearly fortnight using all
his influence to convince the people that the PERM
cious effects ascrbed to il The success
attending this measure it is quite unnecessary for
to allude TO; and the merchants, protng by the ex
ample, commenced trade TO them, by importing
the article. The Society Of Arts awarded gold
medal to Mr.. O'Bricn baker, of Dublin, for the at
tcnton paid by him to the introduction of cheap popu
lar modes of preparing Indian for use; and tens
of thousands of pamphlets and printed sheets were
distributed through the commissariat, containing in
structions for cooking Indian corn. Those who know
how difficult it is to induce large population TO
change their habits, will be surprised at the success
which attended these efforts. The yellow NEAL
it is called, was first known as 'Pees brmstone:'
and it was remembered that the attempts to intro
ducc il. in former season Of distress, occasoncd
popular commotion, arising from the absurd notion
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25
Total, bags 730, 252..
MISCELLANEOUS |.


MISCELLANEOUS IMPORTS.
The various articles of Import for the year ls47
were follow:
Domcstics,... pkgs. 6754 Goldfish. drums, 43,037
Tea, $50. brs. 6247 WAX. lbs. 4l4, $50
Candles, Sperm, do. 24S0 LUMBER. it, l,47l, 1868
In referring to the articles of Flour and Coffee,
noticed above, letter from distinguished merchant
to his correspondent here under date Of JAM 4h with
which VIC have been favored, SAYS
"Our stock of Flour in all hands, at close of the
year 80 200 brs. The consumption last year ap-
pears to have been at the rate of II 900 brs. per
month. OF new Richmond we have received q ,977
brls., which there are now, in first hands, about
10 500 brls. The Baltimore is whittier and better this
year than usual, and less Richmond has been required
"The stock Of Coffee is from 80 to 1000 bags, but
really good quality is SCARCE. Selected is worth
Regular, 556a 1854. This crop has been remark
able for being badly cleaned-Ior want of the finer
Coffees-and for the general dull appearance Of the
BEAM
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25

Money Matters in Netc York.-The Wall street
Money and Stock Markets exhibit marks of umcasI-
ness, though the is not obvious Government
Securities are heavy, and Treasury notes have fallen
off again, and first class paper sold yesterday at II to
Is per ct. Capitalists made timid by the uncertain
aspect offorcgn affairs, and the paper of the n Y.
French houses is almost unsalcaDle in the present
condition of things. The best houses will not dis
count their own paper. being indiSposed TO veal ken
themselves franc until they have farther advces
from the other side. Several leading houses here
have orders to their correspondents at the South
TO make no engagements until further orders.
This will tend to check the forward movement in
produce.
The contractors ofTrcasury Notes, who subscribed
for speculative purposes, have, ii is said, been
pectcdly obliged to put them into the market to raise
the money to meet the Government demand. The
consequence is that they have fallen 1000 to l0l,
which is per cent below the bid made at Washing
ton.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25
DISASTERS, &c.

The ship Sunofra. (of Boston) Fcsscnden, 81 DAYS
from Baltimore for Marseiles, went ashore night of
Jan. 81 10 miles west Of Cape de Cat and 90 east f
Malaga, in thick snow storm. She struck ON Inv
sand beach, and bilged in four hours. The huII !
total loss spars, rigging, &c. saved.
The sch Fulton, Speighs, of Baltimore, from ST
Johns, ~ f. for Boston, with cargo of drv fish and
900 brls Herrings, went ashore on the north bar IF
Sable Island, on the night of the 18th nit in thcI
snow storm She had A. passengers, among whon,
were women and IA children, who were ali saved
the next morning. ' '"'co
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25

baltimore Flour Abroad.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention of readers interested in the
puaton of Baltimore Flour to the Rio Janeiro Sta
tistcs in this paper and particularly to the closing
part of the letter. Why may not as white Flour be
manufactured in Baltimore as in Richmond? Let
Baltimore millcrs answer the question
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25

The nptus of the revolution in France carried
by an express locomotive from London TO Glasgow,
472 miles in 10 hours. The average running time
being 50 miles an hour.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25

Error from inahention. The name of A. C. Gault,
in the list of Tobacco Inspectors in last, should
have been CAN'T, and was marked in the proof;
but the correction not attended to, and the
went through the whole impression.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25
Letter Sheet Prices Current.

Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence, be had the Printing Office
of this paper, n. w, corner of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, (up starS,) to-day by o'clock, at G.
cts. single, or cts. each, for or more copies.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25
Rio ,JaueirO--Commerc Statistics,

In the Commercial Journal of llth inst gave
statement of the Exports from Rio Janciro for the
year 1871; and the following, while it gives portion
of the same, but more in detail regards their dcs
tnation, the Imports will also be found embodied
therein
FLOUR.
Comparative monthly IMPORTS of Flour from the
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25

hhds. Cuba Muscovado at 4Ia6i cts. Sales of 1000
brls New Orleans at 27 cts; Porto Rico at 30 cts;
and Trinidad at 81 cts.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25
Stock of Wheat i'm the West.

A correspondent Of the Buffalo Commercial Adver-
tiser, writing from Chicago under date of Feb Goth,
says have taken some pains to ascertain the amount
Of Wheat in store at the different points ON Lake
Michigan, and they will vary but little from the fol-
lowing
At Racine, Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
At Southport ........ ................ l20,OOO
At Little Fort, not to exceed ....... ..... $4,000
AT Chicago, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800, 900
against 600 900 last year at this time
AT Michigan City,. ............. 10000
against 200,0 900 at this time last year
At ST. Joseph, and other places above the river,
the quantity Of Wheat and Flour in store much
less than at the time last year, and hardly
enough Wheat coming i'll to supply the mills.
The above amount at Chicago compares with the
receipts of former years follows: Bush.
There in store 9th Feb, 1915 ....... 250,00O
(" Goth 1916 ....... go 900
" 18th lS47........ 500, 1873
''By this table" says the Journal cit will be seen
that the amount in store is less, by 205,743
bushels than last year, and about 100000 less than
in 1916.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25
NJ A RIM E LIST.

BALTIMORE 4Irriued
Mar. is, 10. Ship Napier, Sanford, New Orleans
Bark Wyman, Howes, ................... Boston
Brig Harp, Kirwan,. .......... ...MatanZas
R. w. Brown, Speed. 80. ........ Galveston
- Mary Stanton, Ryder, .......... ..... Boston
- Lawrence Bruce, Chacc, .............. ditto
- David K. Akin, Baker, .....:...... -. ditto
Sch. Richard Borden, Bearse. ......... Fall River
- Union, Bangs. ............' Providence
- Mary, Rowland, $50. ......... ditto
- Mozelle, Thomas, ........., New Haven
- Juliet Robinson, ...,... ...,... ..New fork
- Cinderella, Bakcr,,........... ....... ditto
- Il. c. Mitchell, Eaton. ......... Charleston
- Repeater, Travcrs,. ...... Alexandria
Mar 30. Sch. Baltimore, Slcight,. ..... New York
Sch. S. Rockhill, Anderson. ...........:.. ditto
- Gen, Clinch, Hallctt,. ..... $50. Charleston
- Union. Berry, -. ..... Darien, Geo.
M1. 81 Bark j. w. Paige, Taylor, Boston
Sch. Sarah Ann Roe, Benjamin, New York
- Hero, Lovcrton, -. Philadelphia
Mar. % Brm. bark Edmund, Wehman New York
Brig Justina, Hamln, Matanzas
- Oneco, Moody. ............. Portland
- Lcoah, Stetson, ............. New Orleans
- Leonora, Landrill, ..... -. Apalach icola
Sch. Abigail, Jones, .......... Ponce p. r.
- Mary Catharne, Gayle, ...... Naguaba p. r.
- Bounty, Halleck, ........ ........ Savannah
- Avarado, Travis, ............. -. Richmond
Canal boat E. w. Roberts, and f,co others, Susqnc
hanna valley
Mar. g. Brig John Colby, Nichols. Rio Janeiro
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REVOLUTION IN PARIS.

that it had the effect of turning those who ate
black -
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Feb. &c. IIAVRE, Feb. 23
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25

COFFEE-EXPORTED.
The amount of Coffee Exported to the U. States,
previously stated, was 730,252 bags, in 1871
and 727 1868, in lS46-destncd as follow:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25

EXCHANGE.--The market remains inactive, and
Sterling, with other Foreign and Domestic, we quote
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-25

Bills on London esterl's GO days, 9alO per ct. p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

-tTu.n Is beautifully situated in New Kent coun-
IL w. on the South side OF The rainunkey iiver' one
mile above it, entrance INTO Inc iofS river. 70 our
of the heathesi places In that section o country ana
A. veil knoyn as the intended termination Of the Rich
mond and Pamunkey Railroad II contains ,Cs5 acres
Of very fertile highland and ,,oo acres ~ marsh. ooO
c,ee nj the high land s cleared rest Is w0ou lanu
The cleared land IS well watrred, and Is well adapted
N thr cultivation of wheat oats and corn. The wood
land is covered with pine and oak timber, which can
<. eousy cut and sent 10 New York market
tn. marsh is situated on The North side OF the high
land and offers everv facility for raising cattle, for
whirb Richmond always affords ready and convenient
ma,krt Attached to Ethan Is good mari bank,
Whence an ABUNDANT supply Of mari can always be
obtained. ,,,, ,. ,,L
dwelling house, which Except the wings, which can De
1enared at a trfng expensc)ia in excellent order the
,of and attic story being entirely nev large Store
house so feet long by 30 feet wide and two stories hcn
we'll adapted for storing grain, &c an eaccnsmt uos
100 feet long by n feet vide, pinnk-d ncer WIN fik
nl,nks and furnished AZ the end and sides WIN sIong
smiles; grst mill, turned by never-iallns WAFER.
rover; brick kitchen, corn house, aha several o.e'
out buildings. -, -.
ROOTEs, QUARTER is situated in New Kent
rounty on the road from Richmond To Williamsburg,
and ia abont six miles below New h-nt Louft-hpnse-
Itcontains hundred acres 81 Cleared ana anu ou,
hnndr-d acres OF wood land Its very fertile and we'll
wate,ed and is adapted To the cultivation oil whedl
oais and corn. The wood land - covered WIN hae
nine timber, which, being near g1ou dsr,hs tan pe
adyantageously cut and sent 10 H'aihet heie ae "o
improvements Roo,es' Qiafter.
Ethan, and Rootes' Quarter Will he solo separately
One third of The purchase money WIN oe required u
~ raid in cash; the other thirds may remain on
them. payable in equal instruments in TWO and three
years. L. 49,
h obtained from the SUBSCRIBER who will be N Ethan
erom the ntesrnt time until the 9Th da, Of Ocuber next
an the until the 18th OF october next VIII DC
Royden,s Exchange Hotel, In the city of Richmond
~ RarhamsviIe office is the post ofics neaIes
20 Ei,ham. EDWARD WILSON.
New Kent co, Va, Sept 10, lsss-e9tif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

Opposite tie Banks, Main Street, Riehmond, Va,
Has on hand, and is receiving = large anu &c
neral assortment Of all the articles in his line
business, and he respectfully invites the attention
of the public TO his Stock OF Goods, as offering
every inducement TO them TO purchase, on the
score of economy, and the superior quality OF his
materials.
Amongst his Stock of Goods may be found the
following assortment, which he will offer TO the
public on the best terms.
GUNS AND FOWLING TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and single barrel Guns.
Double and single plain stubb-twisl Guns
Do do do plain and imitation twist do
Do do do common German do
Brass, steel and silver mounted Rifles
Duelling, pocket betand travelling Pistols
Seltcocking, single and six barrel revolving Pts
Gun, Rife and Pistol Powder Flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion
Caps
Sportsmen's Liquor Flasks and PocketTumblers
English, American and Scotch Gunpowder
Dog Calls, Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Huntsmen's Blowing Horns and Bugles
Wash Rods, Sho, Chargers, Cap Primers, Oil
Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Wadding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Gases
Gun, Pistol and Rife Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials of all
kinds, for Gun-Smiihs
REPAIRING, &C.,
He is prepared to execute all kinds Of Repair
ing, e1pe9itiously, in The neateSt and nostdurable
manner, and at such prices as will make ii to the
interest of the public 10 favor him with their pat
ronage. September 28
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POIlTiCNL AMMUNITION

r w. RANDOLPH & CO., l2l Main
!. Street., have for sale lot OF political Carl
calures using up all partes-l2 cents.
Cass and Butler Songs,er, collection oil ORGY
nal Democratic Songs-6 cents.
Taylor and Fillmore, or Yellow River Song
slers-6 GEMS.
Rough and Ready Minstrel, choice collec-
ton OF Songs Tor The campai Sn-l2 cents.
Lille of General Cass and w. =. Huller-23c.
TAYLOR and his Generals, with portrait and en-
sravings-25 cents.
Life and Times of Martin Van Buren,; by
w. LsMcKenzie-50 cents.
Lille and Political Opinions OF Martin Van
Buren,; by w. M. Holland-75 cents.
General Taylor and his Siaa, with portraits
and enaravinss-75 cents.
Same in paper binding-25 cents.
Life of General Taylor, with anecdotes and
enarayings-37 cents.
Anecdotes and Letters of General Taylor and
the Mexican Wal; by Tom Owen, with engra-
vings-25 cents.
Taylor and his Campaigns, 81 portraits and
engravings-25 cents.
Life OF General Taylor by J. Z. Fry and Il
T. Conrad. with plales-25 cents.
Peace with Mexico; by Aber; Gallatin-6 els
History Of The Mexican War, trem The best
authorties-37 cents.
Ststesmans Manual, or Messages, &c, from
Washington to Polk, , v"lumes-So.
Construction construed, and Constitutions v'h'
dictated by John Taylor-Sl.
History of the Hartford Convention; % |
Dwigh,-Sl so
Frauds on The Elective Franchise; by j. 3
Glen,worlh-25 cents.
Lees Remarks on Jetferson-Sl %.
Dew on Restrictive Sys'em-Si %.
Democracy; by G.S Camp-5o cen's.
De Tocquevie's Democracy ii America
| 2 volumes-S3 10. :,
Essay on the Laws OF Trade; BY Charles +!
| elt-75 cents.
The Federalist; by Hamilton, Madison, Jay
&c;-SI IS. u = o.,
rey-S2.
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Godwin-l2 cents
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| 10 Massachn>etls-25 cents.
Politicians Register and Statistical Manual
IL cents.
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History, Reports, &C., on United States Bank
81 so.
Debates in Virginia Convention, 1929 80 :
SO So
Virginia Debates, 1898 81.
And many otter valuable and Statistical ant
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AUCTION SALES.
by w. Geddi", Auctiowecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE COAL
LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF HEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE COAL
LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO.
ny virtue OF deed oftrust executed TO the subscr-
- bers by Daniel Perkins and Mary Ann his wife,
bearing date on the 23i December 1872 duly recorded
IN The County Court Of Henricn We shall m execution
oi The said trust (andby ami with the Of an Tie
parties nierssted) proceed 10 SELL upon The premises
on The terms hereinafter stated on FRIDAY Tue lUl
day Of November Isis, IL lon'cock NJ If fair II mi
the fair day the Real Estate convened by tr snd
deed and described therein certain tract or parc-
OF land containing between Two hundred and Three
hundred acres Of land in tbr county OF H-nrco bound
ed by the lands of Samuel CottreIi Jesse Snrad Tenn
pie Redt, John Croacb's estate, William Cotirrlrs
estate, Samuel Brown and others, on and in which
land Is ,he coal pits commonly called aud known by
the name Of The Edge I'M Coal Pits, occupied By
John Barr. The title 10 The said real estate is believed
to he good but the undersigned, acting as Trustees,
will convey only the title with which they are vested
TERMS-So much in cash as shall be- efficient 10
pay the costs and expenses attending the execution D
the said trust, and the amount due Ia DR. William Me-
redltii, under two trust Deeds estimatrd at about
81 $780, Of which deeds is made TO Loftin
Elicit, Trustee bearing date I'd October, 1885, the 9th
eris made u Thomas Bigger, Trustee hearing date
Isl October lei0 both duly recorded IN lIenrico County
Court, and for the residue OF such proceeds of SALE
upon liberal terms, To be made known the day of
sale. Recently The above land has been surveyed, and
the quantiiy asceIlained 10 be $50 acres.
PETER GUERANT, .r
THos PERKINS, trustees
ty Sale conducted by
Oct ll-cids w G0DD1N, Auct.
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Medical Department

W
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TNiIE eleventh annual course of Lecture in This In
i sltution viii commence On Monday, the 23d day
of October
Professor Cullen being unable from the stale Of his
health 10 resume the duties Of his Chair for the pre-.
sent Dr Meredith Clvmrr late Professor Of The Theory
and Practice Of Medicine in the Franklin Medical Col
lege, Of Philadelphia, has been invited by the Faculty
I" lecture in his place the ensuing on, ana has
cepted the invitation.
The following will therefore, be the arrangement for
the Course of Lectures:
MEREDITH CLYMER, 81. D., Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
R. l. BOHhNNaN, NJ. a., Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women aud Children
l.. " CHaMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Matera Medica
and Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPiN, NJ. d. Chemistry and Phar.
macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, 81. d, Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER p. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Anatomy and Ply
sioogy.
Anatomy.
Medical and Surgical Cliniques will br regularly r
ven IN the College nrmary and Richmond Aims house
and the ample facilities will he afforded for the
study Of Practical Anatomy.
Observation-Disclosures ticket, S.; Professors fees
sln3; Practical Anatomy lone course required Of the
candidate for graduation So
Board, including fuel, lights and servants attend.
ance may be obtained n from 81 so To s. per week.
$. MAUPIN, ". d.,
nr, Dpan nj he
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LAND FOR SAIEJNIoIIIc.

oftER for sale my FARM, situated on the South
ns hiver, In the lower part of Louisa, known az
,.haioN The tract contains about three hundred
az seventy i've (375) aeres-about one hundred acres
W the remainder, nearly half is river fat, OF
AVS, fertility Most ofthe upland is In fine con-
seTor profitable cultivation. and all might soon be
ana Ito, fsuch Ia its susceptibility TO improvemen,)
lon Ained IN that condition, by resources derived
n,.,. me larm. There exists on the land immense de-
b sn, , aHnvial, which experience demonstrates 10
n. iae, II AT all, inferior to mari in ,s effects.
.m,n pfoSements are suited TO the accommodation OF
Inxi. aniIy, together with the usual out houses.
g,s OF The value Of the land-its location. in re-
r,,pr moral and educational advantagss-con.
r.,,,SI9 Observation-Disclosures, &c, it may Justly he
f,rm. va as one OF the most valuable and desirable
r.,o, size IN the county, out of the Green Spriae
Iawin he seeded this Fall
d.,o..S unnecessary TO say more, but invite those
land 40 purchase To call on me and examine the
ally d,.,. si assured shall mako sale TO any one re.
Tbonos.uu 10 buy. WIN s FOWLER.
"psohsS Roads, Louisa, Oct. l3-ewtf