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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11
The parIors both are occupied,
And every other spot.
By couples who a cOurting seem.
And yet perhaps they re NOT

The paros both are occupied.
>, And every other spOt,
J BY couples who z COurtIng seem.
And yet perhaps they re mott
They're counting all about town. our single people are
Across ne street and up and down they re counting every
With gent emen of high degree. and gentlemen of low.
| IL The aIIpreVaiIng mode COuTing go.
Some court upon the paro stairs within the entry door
! And pretty tabOretS in COupIes two or more
And by rnoongh the Their softly moth talk
Or Promenade from street 20 street. blocking up the walk
Some counting go cnic sails, and stop at bowling halls
"here candles STRAIN theT supple backs setting
But Others wiser stay at home and in the parlo court
And keep the beeus turning leaves at the piano forte
Some cou at sorfes quite select with sugar pums and
And bashfu stHpIings dumbcr grow a playing panore
And Others walk alone church. caPtlyate the beaus
But Il, shame, tie more they flh the they pro-
Some court Paris paper fine with scented biIetdou1,
ahd some on Qng equestrian nde to do their counting choose
AMI though We Of heard it said / can believe il tine
The ealng room has had It's share Of counting couples too
The common people; rather shy seldom eve- meet
The gentry only walk about a counting IN the street
And the c"urting Of the Older folks vel enough to see
But the courlng OF the little had better never be-
~ day light and by gas light beneath the moon and sun
Before The face and OF all all this counting done
And lFJ2Ice when country friends invite me out 10 tps
1t Is 50 du 20 stay IN town, with counting me -
Me-. C0nrttr. Ew
GOOD CHANCE-We invite the attention OF
printers and publishers to the following notice
The paper is located in one Of the richest parishes
TO PRINTERS.
FOR SALE, upon reasonable terms for cash well
established WING PAPER thriving town of thi, ate
competent, economical and industrious business man
would do well to purchase For particulars inquire at Thu,
o'h1e' az
~" At CosT!-SeIling OF At Costa
A. NUNROE q CO.'S, 81 MAGAZINE STREET
~ We will now sell o1r st0c. SUMNER CLOTHING
n COST, comprising
Nerno ErooF, b os' and Sack COATS.
' flfants and Caspian Tpgrf Fr~.- Dress .n4 Sal
%hre, Brown, Creek sad striped SACKS and Aztec
NhH' and Fancy Linen DuH PANTALTONs
'h'sE Linen, CTg'0u and hu5an In Lame pa hTS
u OT S'o0. OF WOOLLEN GOODS is coraps-e and g ,s-p.
IT, One Proe for Goo,ls and no s,eyia,lor
- A. MUNROE & co. 81 N,-7,r. street
q Strangers in the City, see D. B. F. MCLLEN's |
a'st'eeh In the other columns payer He enc OF IT,
Dss' IN his proie''ion the stas AL that anr
ID Hs"I NouId DO well 10 him call CuItonhouG
- The America -GraeIenberg Theory dos. not
S'Hs I'M one lie .I-ns all diseases Is ti
aSln scn doctrine the face OF an int gent commury
- le language OF quacks and pre'euisrs. But
offered the Grasisn0crg Company, EVERY DISEASE
VII IND tG
II For Agents. Grssfenbrgs series on fourth p.ge M
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u Senators Houston and RIek and Represen-
tatiye kaufman, of the Texas delegation, passed
through Alexandria, La. on the "a inst, on their
WaV home
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% The steamship Franklin, of the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company. was successfully launched
u New York on the 3lst ult.
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EB- SEE AnDERTfsEVENTs on THlRD P4GF
Pi,s5urg hay STATE Collier 5 P. NJ
Ret River. ELLEN, II .huar, =. Nj
AZ The steamboat BAY STATE will leave for orr,
vile, Cincinnati snd PIusburg THIS DAY Monday n
, 0 clock P. NJ, positive y.
HYDE & OGLESBY Agent,
ST Passengers will please be on board at the hour sill
~" Removable. YALE, JR & co. have removed
from 10 Charities street to q AGALINE STREET between
Cono and Gravsr where they VIII seep stock o
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods Lnce' Linens En- roer etc. ,ud conr.
assortment OF MILLINERY STRAW GOODS TO which the,
would invite the Country Dealers ivu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

The STEPHENS FRAY-The Augusta Chroni-
Gle has telegrs phic dispatch giving the account
OF he origin Of this rencounter as follows, dated
Macon, September 4th:
Cone, with knife in hand met Stephens. and le-
manded verbal explanation in regard 10 a letter.
Stephens refused, words followed, Cone gave the
lie, when Stephens struck him with small stick :
Cone gave several blows with knif4-one pene-
trated the cavity. two in The side and one in each
hand. Wounds bad, but Dr. 2. F. Eve thinks not
mortal. Gone was under examination when the
cars left Atlanta to-day, p NJ. Great excitement
Mr.. Stephens physicians, at last accounts, pro-
nounced him out Of immediate danger
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LetteEs from c en. Taylor and Ger Cass,

--S--4 VII A"J4OI anu SCLA SoSS'
The subOlHed letter from Gen Iavlor we find
copied into the National Imtelgencer from he New
Lisbon Ohio Palladium, to the editor of which
Journal it addressed. This letter is said 10 be
the first written by Gen. TAYLOR on the subject oc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

y The Cambria TOOK Out SIG. no in specie,
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OF The n. Y. Courier and Enquirer says 3. F.
Butler, L. S. Attorney for the District of New
York, has been removed, and John McKeon ap-
pointed in his place. 1t has been reported for some
time that Mr.. B. would be removed in consequence
of his participation in the Free Soil movement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

SPEECH FROM DANIEL WEBsTER-A letter WIS
received from Boston on the 3Ist ut., from Marsh
field, which announced that Mr. Webster would
address the hgs at that place yesterday, and that
it is the only address that Mr. Webster will deliver
during the pending election.
Since the above was in type we lave found in
the Savannah Georgian a Geographic dispatch
from Charleston, dated the 18th inst, which says
" Dir Webster las made speech in favor of
Gen. Taylor and against the Free soil movement"
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Commercial Review.

The weather seems the ONLY impeachment to CONNER
CAI confidence. Atars the Baltic aud in Italy are kpy
10 be speedily settled and nothing therefore remains to OBJ
auCt progressive trade but destructive potato The
harvest on the CONTRARY, has been nearly compile ed and
nothing Alarming has been done at home The weather
has been, lis locality. untavOrabe. The harvest now
general and ten days of fine weather would enable the
get th" crops From all quarters regret 10 "a
the reports OF the potato ME and dshaarenipE In
the West Of Ireland Il hardly less dshearenIng than in
1876, but the fine weather ha in that
country l Indulge the hope that tea have exaggerated
III, mischief Yesterday the weather fine 7lthOu Oh
had showers OF ia the evening and does
that whole heds after being attacked subSeuuenty
,ecoyered The the be estimated
hut agre d. all hands that tie crop ullsuay arg
IRE ohe cross average, end the quantity of
grain large. Tue state of trade This
kbt, features, and The lnEelgcncs from America
adds nothing previous cunts The demand Tor Cotton
con equent a ioe from England had improved, and the
puces OF BreadstUfs had advanced - little.
LIVERPOOL COLroN MAREEr-The business OF The week
10, been dat and dab. G.es. abundance OF cotton ha
been thrown the market Upon the whole prices have
kept uniformly teady ate-tar Uplands being al ID.
and fair Orleans q al.
The weather has hat is depressing Influence, while the
other hand better from France have encouraged
The nope better Of things. 500 American were
iaken speculation aud 40 American and 25 SurAt for
expectation, Sale OF lac week ., bales,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

PENNSYLVANIA GUBEHNAToRIAL CANDIDATES.
The democratic convention at Harrisburg, the
second day of its session, succeeded in nominating
Morris Longstreth for Governor, it being the ffin
ballot. The wing state convention, the same dav
nominated William II. Johnston as their candidate
by reclamation. A letter was previously read from
James Cooper, Attorney General under Governor
Johnston. to the effect, that, knowing his name
would probably be brought before the convention.
he deemed it properto state he did not wish to b..
considered candidate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

* Strangers in the City, see D. B. F. MCLLEN's
Advertisements IN the other columns m paper He enc OF n
% III MS pos''ion now IN the United AL
nc a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11
z Sc advertisement, on the fir.t DEC Of r.i.

ES H. DaleY's Magical Pain Extractor The
TlsHa ana only hume, always has the
me proprietor, n DALEY on the wrappers each boz
southern Depot i5 ChartrsE street. New Orleans nj
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

- Inc MISUNDERSTANDING Theory dos. not
IN one RE -ne all diseases. 10 iip
" 70 haunt such doctrine the gent commu
the language Of quacks and preuders But ssre, &.
vii find ItE anrIofs. ~
II For Agents. Grssn5sg. Series On fourth PAGE M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

The WISCONSIN JUDICIARY.-The newly elect
ed judges Of our Circuit and Supreme Courts, says
the Milwaukee Sentinel, meet at Madison, to draw
for terms and elect chief justice. 1t is a some
what remarkable fact that four of our five Judges
are New Workers. viz: Messrs. A W. Stow, NJ. NJ.
Jackson, Levi Hubbell and Chas. H. Larrabee.
The fifth, Mr. Wilton, is from Connecticut, but
studied his profession in New York Of these
three are Whigs and two democrals
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~" At COST selling OF At Costa,

~ ''| ~ i.E 'er|t, ana no deviation.
A'hLNROE & CO, 81 Na-a1rgs s,rest.
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ROOM 9 TO RENT.

MR.. II. o. HALL Is our sBIborized ,,r, r,;,..
-s temporary absence from the Stat " "S VI"
J5IO ON nOlI y FORn- Il 81 ChrrIc. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11
NOTICE

~ D.! ~ absence from the city. Nj JAMES l.
- ENb ~ i'li q my duly authorized agent a, Irr no
passed before D. l. Ricardo, No'ary Public - ''' ''
az u JOHN : CA nNIEII
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

~ important 10 Hedlth.-NO family should neglect
uevt on nRnd lew bottles Of BILLINGS CdRHINI TIEE
sfhI +, the mtahIe remedy B0we complaints which -.r
'oTe re ueny oFing the summer months than other 1,rg
20 me remedy never I the obstinate Of Ul.
Thg1' "hoIssae Depot y Camp street, NewOreeas
JeI d. HANSHROTGH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

% Richard Sandg grateful for past fayo, would 70.
EcuF al me attention Of the public to his FE-honslg
nd furnishing Store, 90 POIDRAS, Tchrur.
NJ b. Geuensu arriving CITY will End ii 10
~ call and examine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

LIZ 10 Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cahs-fsase see the advertisement Of RUSTE d PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above D,y0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

THE PyRLIC IS CATTIOIED against pepo,ia,i,..
Tor DRAFT made by VIM Hall on and ar,o3ta5
Ry J. ", Arthur Co, for $EO-datcd New Orls.ns
June "A 1913 payable 10 the order Of Lockett Il GonI
November |, ls4S. This draft wa, s'oten nSSa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

~ Free Soil meeting was held on the night
Of the Both uIt., at Boston, and elected two hun
dred and sixteen Delegates to a State Convention
John Van Buren, promises to be present at said Con.
vennon. a letter was read from Mr. Giddlngs, in
which he pledged Ohio would go for Van Buren,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

"lHch ne pledged ONO would go for Van Buren,
JOHN VAN buren, IN PHmADELPHIA.-One of
the Philadelphia papers thus speaks Of John Var.
Burens speech to the large Free Soil meeting in
that city on night of the 18th:
Mr. Van Buren,, on being introduced to the
audience, was received with the most deafening
cheers and applause. He then delivered long.
eloquent, warm, and altogether striking speech. in
which, however, he was ever and anon interrrupted
ny Interruptions Of or less polite or dignfed
character. Notwithstanding these political out
breaks, Mr.. Van Buren, preserved his amiabty
and evenneSs Of temper and was heard to the end
OF his chapter by his hearers with that character.
lstIc Pollteness and urbanity for which the Phia-
deIphIans distinguished. He is an able, ready.
and powerful speaker
/ ne News says, s. In the midst of Mr. Van BU-
rem speech, some one shouted three cheers for
CaSs and Bntler.' and accordingly three cheers
Were given. followed by gtoans and Kisses Judge
Nelly appeared upon the staging, and after much
dlthclIty, said am not of this rrnvement-it
Is not my place 20 mrddle with politics bur |
promise you, that # any one will bring thos- he
tore me tomorrow who are disturbing hi, naefino
tonight, will hold him to bail TO keen / he n4so-
This announcement was met with cheers when
Mr. Van Buren, resumed"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

The True Democrat, published at Ann Arbor.
Michigan, of the 23d Of August publishes the fol-
towing letter from Gen. Cass. 1t was furnished 10
the Democrat by Mr. wilson, to whom it was adj
dressed:
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headed " TO PLANTERS md FAMILIES" oFE,[s4Ne|
Co.. celebrated Medicine MagIca Pam Extractor Demo, No
50 Poyras street, where all that sold warranted GENU NE ana
PURE. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

II ! ITIl Z % lbs 3 7, NE0uFF-
Ky faSengers VIII please be on board the hour sIl
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NatamUiOs JUL Il 1876 {
Dcar Sir: BY yesterdays mail received your letter :
the l9n June and have gven thu subject which raieI
fl. 70 rol, cir and 10 my ieowczens who with you hav
nation Tor the Pesidency but becomes me sincerely :,
frankly 10 acknowledge you HAT for office have no
aspirations whdtever. Although politician having al
held myself alOOf iron the camO OF party politics
wing, and shall be devoted in Individual obi Mon
TO The principles of that party.
Even IL the subject which yOu have in your letter oeDeI
10 acceptable time have MOI the s ME 10
aedd 10 At now. The vigorous prosecution OF the war with
Mexico 50 Important to the Interests OF my country demands
-veD moment OF my ent tIue and my great desire
TO bring 1 to a speedy and honorable termination
WNi my best WISHES for your health and prosperity am
sincerely YOuE, T. TAYTOg
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No. ! MAGAZINE ST. COREEk CASH. sTppvr
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTJ

7 4
hssps Constantly hand complete eray article re-,
CURED for Genleruar'S War robe. anJs e4rtg
~ The Queens Delight which forms an essentfs
HGHT IN ne GRAEFENBEhG ShRsAPARlLLA COM
fON sprobsby superior Sars6pa lila itself Professor Frost
Of Charleston, speaks Of follows I- Bulletin No g. Sd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

- -IH"IN. n hIFtI FLhASANT ROOM, 10 Rem -
10" ,or the summer season suitable for a gentle ~
nan ana rs VILE, or two three single gentlemen -
ABBY at No. La Julia street
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EB- SEE AnnERTlsEvENTs on THIRD P1GE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25
LOTTERIES.
Lambert's u fas & c,

On Fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Hpiei.
r3,IOMAS LAMBERT rsp sctfully informs his friends
L and the pebble In general, that he has commenced
the business Of Il LOTTERY Croker, in the Office ton litll
sheet, under the Exchange Ilotsl,l formerly occupies.
By U. NJ. 'ioyt. and recehtly by L. R. Pendleton.
ORA wing Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, -:
81 6i SO 81 Il II rs 6 as 80 80 III
Ticket E AZ STA small prize sold nv
LAMBERT.
Drawing Of Lecsburs Lolury. Glass -:
10 81 50 26 AZ Al l6 Is Ga q 80 81
Whole Ticket IL 80 33-a Prize oil Gn0 do
lars sold by LAMBERT.
FRIDAY-1hc Virginia Mononsalin Lottery, Class
No. AZ. Capitals: SEQ, 900, Coca, 4 600, 1000, &c. IS
Nos, u drawn. Tickets 81; halves ?: quarters J.
SAT~URDAY-Dullar Lottery. The sussex county
lDelaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass M. 90. $4,000 Capt
tai. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81: halves 5O cents;
quarters rs c.
Saturday Evening,-Salrsc close At 5o'ciock.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
A M~AGNIFIcEET SCHEME!
EJ Thirteen drawn numbers out OF sixty .sif-'naking
nearly as many prizes as blanks GO
The Virginia Leeshure Lottery, Class No. As, 10 he
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals: Quo, 2b,00', 10000.
NC. G6 Nos, IS drawn. Tickets only Sl5-sharrs in
proportion.
lT Orders for packages, certificates OF packages.
single tic kets or shares in the above, or in any of iiau
nv & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which the re are drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 to SlG for Tickets
wiIlreceiye the most prompt attention, and The draw
inss forwarded Immediately tu distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, "a.
nJ Reccliect No. 3-"Tl;ere's lack in odd numbers.
says Rory O'Sore." Ang q
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University Of s'ennaysyania
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

1L1a7l5.I VIZ ISiS- AZ.
TUE Medical Lectures viii commence on Monday,
The 18th day q; ucinbrr, ald be delivered under
the following arrangement:
T!tr"ry and Practice Of Medicine, by NATHANIEL
CHAPMAN, NJ D..
Anatomy, by WILLIAM L. HoRNER, ND.
Aatrfia Medica and Pharmacy, by GEORGE B.
WOOD, N. u.
Chemistry, nv JAMES y ROGERS, MD
Surgery, by WILLIAM GIBSON, SID
Obstetrics and The Diseases of Women and Children,
b. HUGH l.. HODGE, Nil
institutes Of Medicine, hy ShHL. JACKSON, VI. ID.
Clinical lustTllctinn AZ thr Pennsylvania Hospital, hy
GEORGE IL. y Doi, VI. D., on Medicine, and GEO.
VI. ADRR!S, ~. D., IN Surgery, twice 4 week
neiionsiratisc Instruction ~ Medicine and Surgery,
twice i week, by The Professors ofthr Medical Faculty
assisted hy w. ". GERHARD, II. D., and HENRY H..
SMITH, NJ. d.
Preliminary Lectures will lie delivered daily from tho
81 "a tie lilh ~ Octcher, inclusive.
Tn. rnnms Tor Practical Anatomy sill be open from
Octnher l.. IL the eud Of March ensuing. JOHN
NELL, VI. D., nemnnsl.atur.
tmountu i Fees fer Lectures IN The University, sos
Naturalization Fee, paid once only,l s
Hospital Fee, 10
Practical anatomy, 10
Graduating Fee, 30
Tie commencement w,il take place early in April.
W. L. HDRSEK, VI d..
Dean Of thr Medical Faculty.
3S5 Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth,
opposite me w. Mlnt, Philadelphia.
lnUp,r l-.s -.n M Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
THE subscriber intending TO remove Ia the West, Of
i iers the following Tracts of Land fnr stc-"iz:
One Tract lying on The S0nih bank Of Dan river,
about one mile above the town Of Madison, in Rock
ingiiam county, North Carolina, and As miles above
DanviIls. Virginia, containing one thousand sores,
upon which is a coed two story framed house. 48 by -
feet, with an end room one s.ory, only 10 by 20, toge-
Their with all necessary out houses, Qncludins 10.
bacco houses, &c.,) a first rate spring very cor 2enient,
a beautiful oak grave around the house, a high, healthy
and handsome situation, q good apple aud peach or
chard, about one hundred acres OF good low grounds.-
The upland is well timberet, and n good deal OF l! l.
good tobacco iand. The plantation is under a good
fence. This place has a good fishery quite convenient
To the dwelling house.
One other Tract, known by the name of ALIENS
DELIGHT, The county line between Rockingham and
Stokes running through II, and lying on The North hank
of Dan rvrr, extending along the bank OF the same
over TWO mites, containing between seven and eight
low grounds, and the Hpland lies well, and is scarcely
eqnaii.d in fertility &C soil or timber, including pine.
rlk, hickory. &c. This tract has n large one story
dwelling, with other houses. an excellent spring, aud
also n good fishery, ana would CO we'll for Two par
c!iassrs, as il could be divided so as 10 give each ahou!
an equal portion of low grounds and timbrred land.
Both The ahuye tracts of land lie within ten or twelve
lUilrs from where The Contemplated Railroad from Dan.
willie to Charlotte is expected l" run.
II tx desired by the Undersigned, that any person who
wishes To purchase lands IN tins part Of the country
will come shortly. and examine for themselves; AMI II
would he greatly preferred To make cash sales, even al
a sacrifice. Those wishing To purchase would do veil
no. 10 let this opportunity slip, ~ j, i very seldom that
such desirable situations aud yalH lie tracts nf land are
for sale al any price. WILLIAM FEWEL.
Madison, Aug %, ~lsis-cl0tt
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Land for sale.

4 NOW offer for sale several tracts or parcels Of Land
/ living and being in the county of Bath, and State Of
Virginia. on the turnpike road leading from the county
Of Aibemarle to Guyandotte, lying three miles from
Bath Court house and tive miles from the Hot Springs,
being between the TWO watering places. The several
tracts contain, in the whole, upwards of nine hundred
ac.es, with the following improve ments, viz:-One
large stone dwelling house, to feet in length and 80
feet in width, and laid OF III convenient rooms for a Ia
vern house; a large stone kitchen; smoke house; spring
house; one stone stable, with Is stalls for horses, and
one log stable with 8 stalls, and n good barn, with two
granaries and other necessary buildings, with about
two hundred acres under fence and Improved. with 4
never failing spring of water on the same, sufficient IL
turn n erist and saw mill al all seasons of the year, aud
a quantity of excellent timber for saving into plank on
the lands aforesaid, with a splendid range for cattle,
horses, sheep, hogs, &c. The land is well adapted 10
wheat, corn, oats, grass, &c and 4 more eligible spot
is not 10 be found in Western Virginia for a tavern stand.
and raising stock and poultry, with a convenient mar
ket al the Hot and Warm Springs for the same.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing aidfarm VIII call
on the subscriber, on and owning the premises, or, IN
his absence, on some Of the members Of his family,
who will show them the land, and let them know the
terms of sale. JACOB GRUSE.
P.S-If the above property should not be disposed
OF by The LIST of September next, II VIII be offered Tor
rent on the premises, on that day, by way OF public
auction. JACOB GRoSE.
Aup. l-clm