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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-10

IHE COMMON School ARITHMETIC designed for
eafnerS Of erey class aad particularly for those ,oho
are deSnoa Of acquiring thorough kaoDLtdge of
racticdt Mathematics. BY Piny E. Chase A. NJ,
Author OF The Elements of Arithmetic"
The Elements of Arithmetic has been employed Tor
'he past three years, The textbook our High School,
and has acquired high reputation for the couciscnes
accuracy, precision, and philosophical arrangement In
Inc present work. the author has endeavored Ito modify
MS plan, so as TO place it within the reach OF common
schools" and in this attempt he appears to us to have
been remarkably successful.
We have not often occasion to remark any ne,o fea>
lures IN school Arithmetic. Our complers usually
seem satisfied 10 follow in the track of Hutton and Pike
and II not until within few years, that the prophet,
OF any portion of their arrangement has been quesoned
Scholars are still required twelve rules for Inte>
gers, Decmals, and Federal Money when but four are
needed; they still "puzzled'' by the Rule of Three
and 'made mad" by the countless unnecessary rules,
and total want of system in the treatment OF Fractions
their minds are still burhened by mass of useless um-
Der which is thrown aside as soon as they leave school
We are glad 10 see in the present volume deviation
from the beaten track Ii emphatlcaly an original
work. The arrangement is unobjectionabIe the CLASH
fcaton Of principles is simple and easily retained The
examples numerous gradual, practical and admira,
bly, adapted 10 facilitate the progress of the pupil and
make him thoroughly acquainted with every portion of
Arithmetic We cordially recommend the book to those
who int eited in education, and ready to welcome
| any real improvement in our textbooks.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-10

Nothing can cover his high fame but heaven!
No pyramid set off his memory
But the eternal substance Of his grea,ness -
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-10

ANOTHER DEAD FAILURE" A great and entbns
saslic meeting of the opponents of Taylor and Cass.
was held at the fremont Temple on Friday evening -
The Taylor papers begin to find that there is "some
thing of shower" after ALL and that ii is not so easy to
humbug people as they had supposed, and the tone of
some OF them, in relation these meetings. has entirely
changed The Boston Courier says that this meeting
was "well attended and The members manifested good
degree OF spirit and enthusiasm" Ii says "Mr. PAYNE
OF Rhode Island concluded the speaking, in stirring
address, which awoke and electrified the audience
we learn from the Wing that R. H. DANA Jr., presi
uen' Of lie meeting, in taking the chair, set forth
clearly his positions and the grounds of the present con
test He said there were hundreds, nav thousands of
Wing young men who felt precisely as he did on the
queston-he met them every where, and they would be
heard from Enthusiastically against the nomination of Gen
Taylor We rejoice 10 heal that the gallant hearts and
true in Boston, who determined to uphold the banner
OF Freedom IN that city, Notwithstanding the array of
wealth on the side of Taylor and slavery are not few
and that the numbers who come out and show whose
side they are on are steadily increasing. The "sizze
may become too hot for the Atlas.
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W Inc Lowell Advertiser publishes the letter q f
Martin Van Buren,, without sentence in honor of Css
and Butler. We doubt whether more than ,b,ec =,
lour democratic papers in this State will remain ,,e n
Inc Cass cause. Old Hunkerism seems to have even
less hold upon the Democratic than on The wb;g na.,
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w lhe Rochester Democrat states that MIR Doolire
lbanburnerl of WJoming, has letter from General
Taylor, stating that in his "Sgnal" letter. he did MOI,
mean to commit himself to the Editors opinions on ba
WIlmot Proyiso II states also, thai The letter referred
to as having been written to Hon. Elijah Mann, was
written to that gentleman when he was a Member If
Congress.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-10

CAPITAL TRIAL. Augustus Duee was convicted
of the murder of Ellen Cakes, at Boston, on Friday
Our readers will probably recolect the case Duee
was French Canadian, and shot Ellen with pistol,
because she would not marry him. They were both in
temperate in their habits and proved on the fri
that both ere drunk when the murder as committed
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-10

W Inc Taylor papers dong all they can TO
prove the old General of the greatest liars in the
country He has declared over and over that he will
not carry out the policy of any party, nor be The expo
nent OF their principles but those papers are attempting
toprove that he will sustain the Wing policy, and be
the exponent of Wing principles The Boston Courier
says that at meeting of the Taylor Club in Boston on
Friday night, Capt Austin neghbor and acquaintance
Oh ueh iayloI, stated that he would, if elected "carry
out wing principles and measures. Capt Austin de-
ciared mat he knew this from conversation with the
General" Abbott Lawrence, TOO, has got letter sin
his pocket" which proves the General as good Wing
as the same Abbot Lawrence! The people. we think.
Will prefer taking man, of whom 1t will moi be deemed
necessary, by his own friends, prove him liar, as
Inc best recommendation they can give of him.
W The Taylor party playing precisely the same
game IN relation to Gen. Tayors views on the subject
OF The extension of slavery that was played by Folks
friends, IN relation to the tariff At the South he is firm
~ we nave not doubt, represented as being opposed
10 the WImo Provso, and, at the North, as being in
i"Foi o' IT, we ala not suppose that any man would
nave Inc ehronery to pretend that he was in favor of
mat measure hut, in this were mistaken for there
seems 10 be no limits which unscrupuous parzans
VIII not go, TO deceive the people, Should Gen Tavor
be elected President, This fraud will mos, assured re-
turn to plague the inventors, and. in after times tho
pennsylvania rallyng cry of "Pok, Dallas and tho
tariff OF 1872 will be considered yenal offence !,
comparison with it, for that merely affected our necrD
airy interests, but this is Intended TO swndIe nc ont ~
blrthnght, and deliver over bound hand and foo, N,
10 the domination Of The slave power, for all G,,ro
time.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. The July No.
of this standard Quarterly, has been our table some
days. The contents are: l. British Colonial Politics ::
2. Neboska Komedyia, continuation of the article on
Polish literature in the last numb 8 Verplanck and
Hudson; Shakspeares Plays; 4. The Distribution OF
Property 5. Curtis on Literary Property; g. Grays
Manual of Botany, and Flora of North America I
The Revolutions Europe; 8. Common Schools in
Rhode Island; o. Critical Notices, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-07

N cuANCERY.-viRclrrA:-at Rules held in The
CATS Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
Imond Ciycut. the lIih day of February, 1913:
'nT Thomas Crouch, Richard Crouch aud Jesse snead,
honaa Plaintiffs
ea.I Ior,kins and other Defendants.
g .csndant above named no, having entered his
80 and given security, according 10 the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of TIN, Court, and !. appearing !;
ns r"mmnnwealrh, II is ordered, that tie said defend
a ~ IN apnear here. At The rules 10 bs held for The SAID
S On the frs: Monday in May next. and answer the
bII Of the plaintiffs and that u copy OF this order pc
S,,tbwiih inserted in some newspaper published ~ sns
Ito If Richmond for TWO months successfully, and post
- "a 81 the front door Of the Stale Court house, IN the
saia cny:--vam r. ROBERTS, elk.
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TN Observation-Disclosures I'm Hanover County
! Court, Fob. 23d, 1913:
William A. Gilman, Edwin Gilman, Elizabeth C.
Perrin, late Elizabeth C.. Gilman, and John ID. Perrin
her husband, and James w. Gilman, Plaintiffs:
against
John c. Pockman and John C. Brock, defendants:
This day came the plaintiffs, bv their attorney, and
fled their bill, and the defendant, John @. Pockman,
NOT having entered his appearance and given security,
according TO the act o! Assembly and tho rules Of this
Court, and il appearing to The Court by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhaoitant OF this Common
wealth. IL il ordered that the said defendant, John c.
Pockman, do appear here on the first day Of April
Court next, and answer the plaintiffs said bill; and
that a copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the Court house OF This county.
A Copy-Tcste,
Feb. es-ew2m WIN. o. WINSTON, C. II. {.
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To'MRs. n 81. HILLARD and Mr.. LEWIS
i SUTTON, Jn. .
Take notice :-That, on Monday, the third day Of
April, le4S, between the hours OF nine in the forenoon
and Ave In the afternoon OF that day, at the office OF
Gustavus A. Myers, In the city of Richmond, and State
or Virginia, ! shall proceed 10 take the dispositions oi
Gustavus A. Myers and Wellington Goddin, to DO used
as evidence for me in a suit now pending In The Supe-
rier Court Of Chancey for the Richmond Circuit,
wherein | am plaintiff, and you, the said Hiilard and
Sutton, with Herbert A. Claiborne, are Defendants; and
iG. from any cause, the taking of the said dispositions
shall not be commenced, or, being commenced, should
not be completed on that day, the taking Of the same
silions shall be completed. As you, said Ann NJ: Hill.
lard and Lewis Sutton, IT., are non-residents OF this
Commonwealth, and have no attorney In fact within
the same TO whom notice OF the time and place OF tax
ing the said dispositions can be given, l now publish
this notice for your information, and that you may at
tend at the time and place aforesaid, IL you think lt.
Given under my hand, this 29th day Of February. le4e.
WIN. D. MILLER,
Feb. 2p-swtw Assignee OF Lewis Sutton q Co,
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Ill A Il u 5

THE subscribers respectfully inform The Musical
i Elite nr the United States, That they have been
engaged for many years, IN The city of N. York, IN the
manufacture III
DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
Their experience la4 taught them that The very u.
lnitrd sale cf this beautiful Instrument has been prin-
eipaI!y IN consequence Of The very c%tnIbitant prices
charged for them 10y Agents IN this country, ard by the
Manufacturers also. The subscribers nov dr.Irn 10
hiring the IAf;P into general Use, ny reducing the
pricrs Ia a far standard, and one that will still afford n
generous rcinpensation-and being practically familiar
~ltb every branch Of the construction and finish Of this
beautiful instrument, they pledge themselves 10 furnish
Harms that. for power and brili:ancy Of tone. suprriori-
~ Of touch, and elegance of finish, are beyond any
thing ever offered in this country.
Having lately imported IIatps from the MeSsrs.
Enris, they are enabled Ia offer Instruments combining
nil the modern improvements with the most approved
models.
The Subscribers having hcen called upon so repeat
ediv IN rrair ilarps made III Europe and TINS country,
whi.b have failed from the wood being lnIrr perry srt-
son.d nni selected, has induced them to prepare all
their materials Of such quality, and so perfectly SEASON.
ed rs 10 defy the most changeahle climate To affect them.
In nj, cases they give an unlimited guarantee.
PITT, LEWiS & CO.
Address J0SEP +. hTWILL, 2l Broadway, ~.
V pnhI,.hrr of the Beauties Of the Opera, and Manu-
c,c,ur,r IT Piano Furtrs, with Abbutts patent Elastic
snr;pp. where Catalogue If Prices and IN assortment oil
u,y,s If s Ia e. Dciav-s, Of Gothic, Grcclan, EiiZl-
he,h,n. Louis MYTH. Francis the LIST, and the Victoria
siv,... " n all the latest improvements, may he seen.
~ G. hic and GI.cian styles ~ Double Action iarps,
If rI..ap, pattern. with all the latest improvements,
n, The reduced price oi $500. Feb. l9-c3m
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rc,,rso0ndsnee of tie Richmond Enqa'fe']
WASHINGTON, MONDAY, MAscH6-1."
,,.,v ,;uIe business was done in the Senate TO-
,,y Shortly after meeting,
=, motion OF MI. Sewer, the Senate her went
% HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
~ Bridges (new member) appeared, was
,ra-n. and took his seal.
" Huot moved 10 suspend the rules, IN oroer
- he nigh, introduce a resolution.
The yeas and NAYS were demanded on the mo-
~ 10 suspend The rules; and, being taken, were
Nr,as 81. nays 81. Two.ihirds being necessa-
(, The motion failed.
IN motion, the House proceeded 10 the con-
,;.,aliou of The bill %exemptiDg the Judges OF tne
s,oreme Cour, from holding Circuit, Courts ior
- space Of two years,
Mr.. J. r. Insersoll spoke atsome length ID Ia
h. of he passage OF the bill.
NJ Bowiin delivered a strong argument
,,,ips, the propriely Of passing The bill.
AR Jacob Thompson offered an amendment
tho bill. limiting the time OF exemption from
,,dino Circuit Courts to twelve months, insseao
Tbs Amendment, was agreed TO, and the bill
,s amended, then passed The House-yeas es'
.sys SO. ..,a sr.,ens;on NJ
mise 10 enable him 10 offer a joint resolution
= ,sank, 10 Coils. Price and Doniphani and Inc
oolion was decided in The negative. -
Mr. Cooke submitted a resolution insirncting
10 commiIlee on Military Affairs as 10 wha'
af;,ers are entitled 10 The THAMES oil congress-
which resolution was adopted.
On motion, The House Adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-07

fElHE subscribers have received, and offer for sale,
i twenty three different kinds Of the very choicest
and best Grape Vine Roots, from the best Nurseries in
France. They are In fine order, and We viii gnaran-
tee them To be such rs We represent them Ia be-fo-
which we have in our possession certificates Of the
highest authority in France, endorsed by the United
States Minister in Paris.
The collection consists Of Ciasselas, Frankental,
Raisln DE- Ia Palestine, eros Gamier II Cantal, Malaga,
Muscat, Perlr Blanche, COrnichnns, Pinan, Chadenrt,
Morillon, Gerue, Plant de Cole Dor, Damas, Boudales,
Plant de Juliet, &C., &c.
Mr.. Pichot becs leave to state, that, after ten years.
of experience and study of the climate and soil of the
United SYSTEMATICALLY the Stale Of Virginia, having
been u resident in this Slate for the last eight years.
and having devoted all this time TO the cultivation Of
the grape vine, the result Of his experience II, that this
branch of agriculture Is insallible liz tins Stale, IL pro-
perry cultivated. lie has, in issrection Of The grippe
root, had reference 10 The soil Of the United Statrs;-
suitable FOR rich ground, poor high land, and gardens.
MessIs. 7. and ID. will give full instruction To purcha-
sers foI the planting and cultivation of the grape
PiCHOT & U'ESCAYRAE,
Store under the Odd Fe.lows' Hall.
OF Orders also received, by mail or otherwise, by
WIN. PALMER, Main Street, aud $. NJ. ZACHRiS-
son Broad Street.
We subjoin the following certificate, kindly furnish
ed by Monsieur LIE Comic de Montholon:
hereby certify, That Nests Picot and D'Esrayrae,
or this place, have deposited in my office I certificate,
duly signed and authenticated III France, of The growth
and gennineness Oftwenty thousand vines, comprising
tweniylhree different kinds, therein described, ship
ped to them by Mr.. Chevllion, at fontr nay-auI- Roses,
near Paris. Said certificate can be seen at my cthce
by any one interested.
lie Consul de France,
LIE cOMTE ne mONTfl0T.oN.
Rirhmaud. Frb. 10. ISIS. Feb. lS-uSCJlwJW
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WIN. IEursey's Office.
MO. lot EAST MAIN STREET, Pici.on
In Virginia.
SCHEMES FOR MARCH, 1913.

MO. lot EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
In Virginia.
SCHEMES FOR MARCH, 1913.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lnttery, Glass No. II, for 1873, TO be
drawn at Alexandria on Saturday, March llth. SPLEEN
did Scheme: . prizes Of So, 000, 2 OF u, 600, . Of 1000,
? Of 5000, 9 of 8 ,726, 10 of 500, 10 of | ,2JU, 30 of G00,
80 Of 800, lao Of 200, NC. Tickets sl0; halves 5; quar-
trrs2 50. A certificate Of n package Of p whole Tick
cts Sl2O-shares IN proportion.
10000 DOLLhRSi 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. III, for lo4s, 10 he
drawn AT Alexandria on Saturday, March lsth. ca No.
Lnltery-l3 Drawn Ballots. Gland Scheme: 3 ,n0n,
10000, :, 1000, !, 500, a,G50, 2,0u1, 10 of 900, Is Of 400,
&c. Tickets Sl0; halves 5; quarters . 80. A ceriin-
Gale Of a package of ~ whole Tickets only SlGU-
shares IN proportion.
5S,S23 DOLLARS! 1889 DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lottery, Class No IL, for lsie, to be
drawn n Alexandria on Saturday, the 25th March. IL
drawn Nos. in each package Of 2i Tickets. Grand
Scheme: SIS, ~, ., 500, II ,7Gi, J of 5000, . Of 900.
. of 3, GOO, : IT 2,6i2, 100 of 1000, 10 Of 500, SC
Tickets SIS; halves I so; quarters 3 IS. a certificate
az n package Of 10 Tickets Sls9-shares in proportion.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets Tor sale BY
WV. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Ticket1
and Shares, in any ofthe above Schemes, addressed TO
the Undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten-
ton, and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as il is received. Wm. HURLEY.
Forsmalle Schemes, see dailyadyertisemenls
Feb. as w. HURLEY
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William Forbes,

FEELING grateful for the very liberal Patronage ex-
l. tended 10 him since hr has been engaged in build
ing In this city, takes this method Of making his &C
acknowledgements.
lie has moved from his former place Of business 10
the new brick shop near The corner of Main and 9Th
streets, and adjoining the Lock Establishment Of Nj.
c.. Cumberson, where he would he glad To receive or
Gers 10. any thing in his l!nr. He will also furnish
plans and specifications for building Of any description
whatever.
Persons from a distance, wishing Sashes, Doors or
Blinds made in The best manner, and on the lowrst
terms, would do well 10 send their orders 10 him. rs his
facilities for executing such work are not inferior 10
any in the city.
He has the privilege Of making the following refer
ences, by all of whom he has been employed Messrs.
Hubbard, Gardner & Carlton; Messrs. Workman, Me-
Gruder & TO-; Messrs. Charles I. Workman & Co; Mr..
William Mitchell, Jre, and Capt. Charles Dimmock.
Richmond, MnIch 4ll, le4s-d& caa w4w
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
Ear H.. I'D. Robinson.

WHO has been successfully engaged IN the Boiahie
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years IS
still relieving and positively curing-of the lollowine
Sorns or di.ease-eight out Of ten who apply to him.
and vim have been pronounced ~urable-Seioiu
White Swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, a.
f,c,ions Of The Liver, Asne and Fever, Seaid heso,
Ulcerous Sores Of long standing: Teller, Ia"e snd AZ
fesi Of The Lungs, supposed 10 be con,imp.,on;
Asthma, syphilis, Gonorrhqa, stIle.dIs' 10 = maIrs
Disease. and all forms Of disease peeu,al 70 Hsh h..
such as flaer h'p hnn,d,,d cases OF rheumatism, and
fslied in 1--WE only, where the rs%sd, :. were e. s]ee5ss .ni.
ally applied, /. sl I,f..9 & IN m .1''Is i speedily Es' 1eIisy cd
,e'.ne ,,o.t satisfactory, can be had. once
Mo- 3 Wall street, under the City Hotel.
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THE DISTINGUISHED
.,o nlon ~ n maSSr.

WILL stand the present season at Hicks Ford,
w Greensville county, Va, and will serve Mares al
the reduced price of twenty dollars the season, forty in
surance, and one dollar to The groom In each case
Mares len with the horse will be fed on grain at two
shillings per day, and the usual attention paid them
but no liability for accidents or escapes.
The Season will commence the lst Of March, and er-
pire tho lsS Of July.
Ohm LIN is a blood bay. with black legs, name
and tail, nearly Isl hands high, and will compare with
any horse in form, symmstry aud action. Ills perform.
ances on tho turf, from Virginia To New York, were Of
the first order, showing his ability to run from l to q
miles in the best time and style. He ran - races, 9 Of
which no won; in the last, he met the renowned FASH
ion, and, after beating her a heat, his leg gave way
from an injury when a colt, and he was Withdrawn
from the turf.
His blond Ia Of the purest and richest character. lie
was got by Marion, ont Of Maid Of the Brook, by Sir Al
fred, the dam of Nancy, Mary and Eliza Blunt, all win
meridian by Phenomenon, g. dam by imported Dio-
mede, shark, Medley. %Phenomencn was by imported
nousht, old Flinlnap, old Aristotle, out of an imported
mare. See Turf Register, vol. ". page SIS. Marion,
who beat Henry, the competitor Of Eclipse, was got by
Sir AIehy. out Of Citizen mare, See Turf Register,
vol. II, page 5l7, for his ped gree in full.
Mnrch 7-c4tt THUS. B. WILLIAMSON.
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ALARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE

4 FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE
OFFER far sale my Farm III The county II Ii.nrlc",
4 anprt twu milesf from the I'll! Market House. The
arm contains twp hundred and sixteen acres. OF which
,bout o,4 hundred and twenty are cleared, the balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly I'M
nrn:e. with lime and putrescrnt manures, ana pro-
iucrs very fine crops. The unc'eared land has on II
a very heavy growth OF wood, which, rom us neaIneSs
IN market. il very valuable. On the farm there are all
necessary houses, in GOOD order, TO wit: a dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
kitchen. laundry, office, dairy, smoke house, Tour barns
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
Of fine water. have lived on the farm for more Than
four years with nearly forty IN my family, and there
has nor been a case Of serinus sickness. The place -
nnn sidrrrd Nv those who know il as healthy as any in
Virginia.
My reason for wishing TO sell ia that may devote
my time entirely To my profession. | WIN sell me iaim
81 ~ = raj, nrice and an The most liberal terms. Persons
wishing n buy are invited 10 call on me, either NJ my
office. in Richmond, or al M house, on the farm
M nsc a,Ne,f JNu. 81. GREGORY.
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FIVE FARMS FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber proposes to sell f:e Farms, contain
ing fran three hundred {" twelve hundred acres,
all situated il the county ot Nelson, AMI lylns wiinin
from eight 10 twcaiy mile, oftile james RIVER canal
some wilh fine, and all with good hnlliin. all vahna-
BE 4. a. soil and location, and all being lH a state Of
rapid improvement.
lie would respectfully invite purchasers I" view Tue
IanJs. y h;ch liz vii take pleasure IN showing; anh ne
,b;nLs n, r.n safrlv assure thcrl, that III can offer pro
rrry continuing a. many Inducements IL purchase, IN
lie way nf h-,Ith, sm.i-ty. m"dnctivtne>s, facilities
for trnrsuurtlriun, ami real ciirapurss, ~ any 10 BE-
inuni In the State.
STOCK and ample supplies can also he had, ;f desired,
an moderate terms, and po- s.sion would he gwen
when il mi:it >,Iit q purchaser u Lake v.
n. NAV liz addressed III Low nrSlon. Nelson county,
Virginia. Ch~hisioIHEh !. Ec'
Feb l5-c2awGw