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MARKs 8 DUvALL,

LAVE hand Buery Kettles, Brass Pals, paters, roll
Ill and sheet rlss Tubing Mrql, German Silver, and all
other goods manufactured by the Wolc0ttvc brass 90.
Also, Ryes, both Iron and Tcned
Wadlams a. Co.'s superior Gill Buttons, including Mill
tary and Naval 3el ]
Dexters very superior knitting and Tidy Cottons Of
which, Agents for the manufacturers they offer for sale
ON the most favorable terms.
They also Importers and Dealers In Pearl Buttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs Spool and Sken Sewing Cotions
Shoe and Stay Laces and general assortment Of Fancy
Goods. ts t4.feA Af
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A pREMIuM orrER.

The poet-office Of any town 10 the Union from
which We shall receive The greatest number OF sub
scribers 10 Godey's Ladys Book, during The year
between the first Of December, lg49 and the iirst
OF December 1860, (the Magazine 70 30 mailed 70
such postoftice, or 10 subscribers through " snaI
been titled 10 connnanee Of the whole nunoer q
The sub,criptons graftoualy for year alter the
expiration Of the year for which their subscriptions
shall have been paid. ~.
The Magazine viii be continued on either, 70 nc
,rho, ss NAV receive the orders for quantities. and
IN vhon, the package or packages may be directed,
or 70 both il there should be both 10 the aame town,
as The case may be. Address
with any newspaper giving tho above a few in
sertions we will exchange.
our agents nre informed that those sending In
their orders first win be first supplied In case the
edition threatens 10 run out.
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J. SToUVENEL s. Co,
No. 90 Gold street and No. 3 John street

near Broadaody,
New york,
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE and
I'VE RETAIL DEALERS in
CHINA. GLASS, AND Lamps.
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Candelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted IN
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and of
articles warra nted. Nl
A complete assortment Of the richest ent press.
ed and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the nhnva articles mode In order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched 70 any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail.
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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tsn arhcir we have seen II used aud can highly
mend i,-S. Ampieda april 10.
WehIrs Iiacktby 10 Of the superb and salts.
factory articles Of the day, inpans briance and po
lah yond description. Ave haze tried H. Go aud do
likewise n-SPirit q ae Taats, Apra2
By reference 10 another column. an advertisement si
be found for an excellent article OF Backing In lcuid
form, Boots, DC II has been highly recommended by
many who.haye tried it, II not only gives with very lille
trouble beautiful JET polish, but retains IL much longer
than any other Il Ii sold by hs agent the anniactr
prove the iact- Phil Ledger, IprRgj
ehar's Backing is OF the mos, shining articles In
The market Spirit er DE TfRlt5, April 2.
Patent Blaeki,ig Mr. J. Wear, No. 50 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful polish and does inure i've leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read he
advertisement Ia another col,lmn. o. S. Gazette .Jfnu L.
IPepars Patent Jdpcn Hacking is about the hest article
Of tho kind have The polish which il imparts 10
the Understandings Of is brilliant and lasting: we
have tried H. and II booth US 10 say all this in Its behalf
iEre,iing Buleii,i, .i0ae7.
The Manufacturer can produce numerous tezrimonalf
similar TO the above, from private individuals and on
other papers but the above sufficient
vince any psron that the manufacturer hss eraggea
ed; hut upon fair trial the Blaek king will he
refrerentei. excellent ~ every respect
}, wELLAR, Manufacturer No. 80 htstnut sfeet Phi
tsdelpiia. .tr s.....
CHARLES SrOTT, corner Penn Avenue and I'll street.
agent for Washington, D. G.
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CoLUMBIAN HOUSE,

CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHI1.
UtHE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
accommodation Of their guests and respectfully solicit
a share u patronage. BAGLEf, MACKENZIE CO..
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y o.E WATER put upn bottles Il al sizes 70, BAL, BY
II CHARLES sToTT,
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A Prim. article Of VANILLA BEaNS on hand, and
"A foa sale CHARLES STOTr, Druggist
corner OF It'll street and Pa avenue
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TERMS,

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containing more reading than any other monthly,
and The Lady's Dollar Newspaper, published twice
a month which contains as much reading os any OF
the So periodicals OF the day--making three pubca-
tons in one month-or ii the subscriber prefers the
following SPLENDID engravings to the Ladys Dollar
Newspaper, although we would not advise y as
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being crushed or creased viii send the beuuti
full plate containing the portraits OF Harriet Newell
Fanny Forester, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Ann III. Jud-
SON and Mrs f. d. Dwight, and the plates Of Christ
Weeping over Jerusalem, the Opening Of tho sepul,
chre Deliverance OF St Peter, und The Rebuke. If
preferred to tho newspaper plates, we will send
Miss Leslie's Novel Of Amelia, and any three Of
Mrs. Grey's or Mrs. Pickerng's popular novels.
For Five Dollars we win send two copies Of the
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Jady's Book, and a copy to the person sending the
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the Book 10 the person sending the Club.
For One Dollar we will send the Lady's Book
live months or five copies one month, aud for %
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Address L. A, Cooley,
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JNDELiBLR INK, without preparation at 25 ctsper box
For sal. BY CHARLES STO1T. =
DrDggiet and Apothteary.
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EyTRACTs FROM NEwspApERs

FPers Paieat Japan blocking is the Of excel
tsnt aticlr we have II used can highly recon-
mend it--S. dmricda, april To-
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READING FOR THE MILLION!
DEMONS OF THE PRESS.

ADDRESS MATTHEWS, STEVENS 4 Co.,
No. las! Washington street, Boston, Mass .
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2. Dispositions taken in any city, port, or place
without the limits of tho United States may be
ken Before any consul other public civil officer Of
the United States resident in such city, port, or
place, having no interest, and not being agent or
attorney of any person having an interest in the
claim to which the testimony taken relates. In
oil other cases, whether in the United States or in
any foreign place, the right of the person taking the
same to administer oaihs by the laws of the place
must be proved
3. Every affant or deponent must be required to
state in his deposition his age, place of BIRTH resi-
dence, and occupation, and where was his residence
and what his occupation Mt the time the events
took place in regard to which he deposes and must
also state if he have any, and If any, whanterest
in the claim to support which his testimony is ia
ken and if he have any contingent interest in the
same, to.what extent, and upon the happening Of
what he will re entitled to receive any Part Of
the sum which may be awarded by the Commits
soners He must also be required to state whether
he be the agent or attorney OF the claimant OK of
any person having an interest in the claim
4. Original papers exhibited in proof must be ver-
fled ms originals by the oafh of witness, whose
crcdbiiiy must be certified required in the first
of these rules but when the fact is within the excu
sve knowledge of the claimant il may be verified by
his own oath or affirmation Papers in the hand
writing of any person who has deceased, or whose
residence Is unknown TO the claimant, may be veri-
fed by proof of such handwriting and of the death
of the party, or his removal to places unknown
s. All testimony taken in any foreign language
and oil papers and documents in any foreign Ian
guage which may be exhibited in proof, must be nc
companed by translation OF the same into the En-
gsh language.
8. When the claim arises from the seizure or loss
OF any ship or vcssel or tho cargo of any ship or
vessel, certified copy Of the enrolment registry
o. such 'hip or vessel must be produced, together
with the original cleercCcc, srane-e, and MI otner
papers and documents required by the laws Of the
Uned States, which she possessed her last voyage
from the United States when the same are In the pos
session of the claimant, or can be ob'nined by him
and when not, certified copies Of the same must be
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Treasury Department., April "a. 1870.

DIV ID section Of the act Of the Sd March last entitled
ID An provide for the settlement OF
public oncers aud others who may have money
arising from military contributions otherwise Mexi.
co." il enacted fhst where questions arise in respect
to the refndns Of duties collected In MeIico the
mission OF penalties imposed the ground that the col.
lection was improper the penalties wrongfuy enforced
the shall be referred for the decision the
OF the Treasury, who IL hereby authorized and required
pay, under the direction Of the President United
States, Of the money the treasury raised
trbutions, such sums may be determined by him
have been improperly levied or imposed contributions
assessments, or penalties"
For the information OF claimants under this section the
act notice 10 hereby given that this Department win
yure that all claims shall be presented in writing, setting
forth The character and Of the contribution
ment penalty for which remission return Of duty
claimed; where, whcp and wherefore the contribution,
ssment, or penalty imposed and to whom paid
The apple to be verified by the oat the claimant
by the evidence OF one
credible Witnesses and be -ceompaaed by the certificate
the proper accountp. .cer that the contribution du
ties penalties alleged bsve beer Improperly o. wrong
fully levied nPos~d have been duly for and
paid to theressury of the United States by auhor
sed Disbursements or deposites
w NJ MEREDITH,
sple-S1wm Ssersary OF the Treasury.
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u
~, a.. -, .,,,,,ys a, rhom,. r,ver so 10
for Ave sp~r-buoys a, Barnegsi inlet, a S ~
fo,a light, house a, the mouth Of ra'ssls nss '00 w
Fof Two ouvys On '''e cast anu "e'' o' 100 ca
in Newark bay, :, ,,;.c W
For a light houss on uie east point vi "A" mo- nm
- n'er, Cumberland county, u., .a,,on ''N'N W.
. IA 1' "s, ~" nscesss,y nnosra,u, for
.' nv. a -.'.,,.n ~ life md nronstty
tbe oe'tcr pfesetsauon ., .'e ~ NJ. p -.
rom sn'pw tos roc, r rio"f f, ~. "a Csns NAV ~
neWeeh i-'t''. 20 - Jr.,,a,, ~ snch "a
be Expended nnas' u'a W. do ..s
Ger OF the ,e'e"ae n'~"e -. ~ ~" :. ." 10y 70
desgnAisa loi u'a' purpose " "' @'s@S '" IN ooo N,
ue treasury '''o" i"
In Delapae.
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THE.UNION.
tn the .ueuODontes.

For fufltng treaty with the Menononss, rAi
ned at the present session Of Congress,
For payment 10 tle chiefs to enable them to ar
range and selue the affairs Of their tribe pre-
paTsiory 10 their removal 10 their new county,
per first clause OF fourth article OF treaty of
eighteenth October, eighteen hundred and foIS- mn am IN
eight, W,VV w
For payment To the mixed blood, and in such
proportions 10 each ms The chiefs In council and
n commissioner 10 be appointed by ue riest
same ara,ele ans treaty, 5000 90
clause Of the 80 same article and treaty, 10000 90
For payment FOR Subsistence for one yeHf amer
treaty 10000 90
For the establishment of a manual labor school,
the erection Of grist and saw.in ann ome'
same s1,Ici ia and ,psaty, $4,000 90
For the payment Of improvements on the lands
ceded, eighth clause OF The same aruee ana ooo m
treaty, 9,oVo w
For Inc services and expenses OF u commissioner
to distribute the half breed fund, per second 90
clause Of same aricle and treaty, - x'"V W
For expenses of delegation 81 Indians To OK
! p,1'r "e' new county, p'' ~ 1900 oC
To the .ks,c York Indians.
For payment to the emigrant New YORK Indians
who went west in the year eighteen hundred
and forty-si Of their proportion OF 'e'! n'"u
tiles due the Senecas and the Six Nations of
New York for that year, 10 be reimbursed 10
the United States when recovered from Samuel
II. Bunch, late Sub Indian agent, and his sure go -
ties fo o.
For COMPENSATION 10 an agent aud two interpret
ers for the Indian tribes Of Texas, In addition .
To former appropriations for this object a,ooo
For surveying the northern and western bound
Creek Indians, $4,000 OF
- -, =,
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BIZ the oct for the relief Of John p. Skinner aud the
legal representatives Of Isaac Green.
To reimburse . sum recovered ngainrt Skinner
and Green, AZ surettes OF Emerson, SrJi3 90
BY the act for the relief Of John r. OIL
To reimburse a sum paid duties on merehan-
By The act for the relief Of James .horshsad.
To make compensation for losses for The sspenson BY the
eInnent OF the erection Of dam, In the Ohio
tlndennte
BY the act for the relief Of DR.. .adophw Hrlissnus
For medicines aud for pay.-[ Indenniiel
BY the act for the relief Of Samuel "A. Grier.
For amount collected from him as surety, s46a 10
BY The act for The relief Of David lh0ma'' % f"'i0-
For amount illegally eracted as duties, sl4l "a
By the act for the relief Of Hereunder Montgomery
Captain and .4ssstant Quartermaster Of the .4rmy.
To indemnify losses sustained disbursing ON
cer SooVo W
BY the act for The relief Of Captain George r. Shoe
maker.
For services under contrnct.-Ti ndehne.l
BY the ACT for the relief Of Daniel Robinson.
For damages for the violation of contract
BIZ The act for the relief Of Noah a. Phelps.
For the amount of awnrd in his favor, s4ls 10
By an act for the relief Of Satieriee Clark
This amount to be paid, $l5,6s2 81
-
BY an act for the relief of William p. Yonge.
For this sum TO be paid, S2l4 05
By the act for the relief Of John W. Hocken.
For an amount due for work, 5000 SO
-
BY an act for the relief Of Lo,ory Williams.
For the amount OF an outstanding certdcae, I'M
der treaty with the Cherokees, $3.50 30
By the act for the relief Of Thomas H. Noble.
For charcoal furnished, 1884 62i
BY The act for the reiiJ Of Peter Sha6sr.
| For work performed, S37a 46
-
BY the aci fur the relief Of Charles Benns.
For paid into the treasury for duties, $685. 10
| -
BY the act for the relief Of Thomas Talbot and others.
For horses and other property taken by Pawuee
| Indians, $4,l55 co
|
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For pcrmlncnt annuity, stipulated in the fonrth
arlicic pf treaty Of seventh August, sevsnseen
hundred and ninety,
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second
article OF the treaty Of sixteenih June, eighteen
hundred and two,
For permanent annuity, stipulated in The fourth
article OF the treaty OF twenty fourth January,
eighteen hundred and twenty-six,
For hmttsd annuity, for twenty years, stipulated
\ IN the eighth article Of the treaty Of twenty
fourth March, eighteen hundrettand tbiny-two,
For blacksmith and assistant, stipulated IN The
eighth article Of the treaty oftwcRty -fourth Jan
aafy, eighteen hundred and twenty -six,
For iron and steel for shop,
F,r Two blacksmIths and assistants. stipuiatrd in
the thirteept, article Of the treaty oil twenty
fourth March, eighteen hundred ana thtrtv TWO.
For iron and steel Cor shops,
For whrclrtss, stipulated in the eighth article Of
the treaty of twrniy fnrh January, cighssen
hundred and ,wenty-,ir,
For sdacs,iop, stipulated in the thi'sscn,h article
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BY the act making appropriations for current and con-
iingsnt expenses Of the Indian Department, and for
fulfilling treaty siiputaons r;th the vorous Indian
tribes, for the year ending June thirtieh, one thou
-, sand eight hundred and fifty.
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By the act authorizing the payment Of interest upon
the advances made by the State Of .ftabamn for the
use Of The United States Government, in the sup
preston Of the Creek Indian hostlties Of eighteen
hundred and thirty-sr and eighteen hundred and
thirty-ssusn, in alabama.
For the payment of interest advances tlndehnite
By the act 10 authorize the Secretary Of Var to make
PREPARATION for The killing cfa Caddo boy by potun-
teer troop, in Tsras
IepaTatiop, $500 90
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To the Oiia,ca, and Chippe,cas.

""e "''"~"' w." S"PP'""''
For limited annuity stimulated in the fourth nru
Gle of The Ircay Of Tie twenty eighth March
eiybtern hundrsd and ,birty-sir 10 600 m
For Interest n he maid n. rnnui,y op tyvo hum :
drcd thousand dpjars Der resolution of the
drrd and ,h,tvs Il, '" '''' '""''' "'' 10 mn M
ro, edvc,,ion S,;nn,,.d 4, ala. c,r,h .,,;.. NJ 1920 "
,hc ,reaIv ~ ,h. ,,..",, a.,h,h M.'.h s;"s,..
h"nd,sd ,nd ' ,h,,, ~ 'S"' "''' es"''e" noo n,
e., i,n. ,;,,.,y 80 A. a.. o... .., '''Vo "
~ ' ,., ~ ~, Ip . y, ns u, "Sie Oh
e uea,y ~ 'e e'sh'h March, eighteen ~ ~
~ mum sas, ".u . ,',,y sly, 'ooo
o. vaccine ,; n me , ne, ana pay OF pnys
treaty Of twenty eighth March, eighteen hun
dred ana ihlny,Na, 300 o.
For purchase OF provisions, stipulated ~ the
fourth article OF the treaty OF me twenty eighth
March, e'gnsssn hundred ana thryNx, 1900 O
For six thousand nve hundred , ponnds OF tobacco
one hnndrcd barrels OF salt, and nve hundfed
! the treaty OF the twenty eighth March, eish.
| teen hundred and thiFty-sx, l,loo o
rof mree o'scksmitns ana nssistan!s rupuIated
ns sevenn eLsie or treaty otns twenty ,so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08
rer,ns off the EnquIrer.

I'm, ENQUIRER IL published DAILY flor the city,
cMl.WEEKLY lfor the couniry-) For the Daily
M, seyen dollars per annum, and atthc rate telght
. e taken for shorter period than one year. For
a's mi Weekly, Eve dollars erannun, and Three
~ io1 ak months payable In advanceto patd ~
or RENTED by mail, post paid; orsI DOLLARS
~ 1nuum at the ond ofthe year.
- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
= THE .HAILY ENQUIRER-For one square OF
~, upes or less, first insertion, nifty cents, ana
~. , succeeding insertion twenty-five cents-n ln-
90, once week, twice week, or three Times
FI ,hiYty seven and half cents.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY-Onos square oil sixteen
less, first insertion, 75cents; Tor sach e"htihn-
dvrY,ise.s are charged fifty dollars for thir-
lnrs ard in that proportion Tor adveI.lsemenls
. s.,,sY l,npth-e1cept Lottery Vendors ana Auc-
|F s1e sa ,re charged one hundred dollars (paper
\, dad n,s, ~ accompanisd with
vance paw, or satisfactory references insure
~ All dues to this Office may be remitted per mail,
VA and available Bank notes, al tho risk OF the
ne postage Of allstters bsixg paid by the or
The postage of siugle letter is scarcely OF any
I'm, 10 tile writer: 1t Is the accumulation oil post
~ n an extensive business, which operates az
sous Tar upon the Edttofs.)
-. All O6tfrAries ana Marriages from the country,
sspever the party's handwritng Is unknown al this
os., my,t be authenticated by the endorsaton of the
Smas,er in the neighborhood, or they will In no case
: ,ubli.hed. Every measure, that has been taken 10
.,a positions and quiZzes, has PROVED heretofore
,,y,ng. We must, therefore insist IL such case
NON The communcationbeing certified by the name oil
1. Po,lmaster. prittea on the back Of theletter.
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over slavery has been used BY Congress and &C
quiesced in, and this gives it validity Then,
il this be the case, where (wil Colonel Ben'on
tell us,) lies the objection to the Alien and Be-
dition laws. That authority was exercised oy
Congress, and acquiesced in too. for length OF
time. The same may also be said OF the United
States Bank, 80 Of tho Tariff, &C. AND yer
notwithstanding this occasional acquiescence 10
one unconstitutional law or policy, the Demo-
cratic party have ever held it 10 be their duty to
battle with the unauthorized exercise ofpower,
until tire awakening sense of the public TO the
danger should arrest the progress of the evil =
This saving faith Of the Democracy in the
wisdom and honesty of the people, in their $50
Der second thoughts" has not been dsappoint-
ed, and VIC believe it never will never be.
What pitiful spectacle does Colonel Benton
exhibit Now that bis life is drawing towards
a close, he deserts his friends, bis principles,
bis faith, and goes over to the enemy, who re-
quire. at his unaccustomed hands, the use Of
those weapons which, until his hoary age, ne
has never handled, and with which he can in
Hct injuries alone upon bis friends and upon
his own fame. They require him to be arrayed
in the cast of garments Of Mr.. Clay and Mr.
Webster; the threadbare coat of the one, the
tattersd neither garments Of The other; the lall-
tudinous doctrines Of Clay, the free-solism Of
Webster.
Col. Benton has been guilty Of this insane lol-
ly, after seeing the unanimity OF sentiment in
Virginia and the South, upon this free soil ques-
ton. In this glorious old Democratic Stale,
there is but one SENTIMENT there is here an abso-
Lutte unanimily OF feeling aud opinion upon the
subject and these are embodied in the resolu-
tons Of our Legislature of last winter
Tha, the young Democratic giant, Mis-
souri,, will be found sustaining the same
opinions and principles, we will not for one mo.
menl doubt. Col. Benton may do, probably has
already done, what no other man could have
done for him. blasted his fair fame aud ruined
his political prospects torever-but, we ieei The
most abiding confidence thai be can never shake
the faith, or conlamInale The principles CT The
glorious State which he now so clearly misTerre-
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FARM IN HENRIco COUNTY FOR

,,,t,E s,h.criber. with view OF changing his pur-
anil. offers for sale, privately, the farm on which
!. ., nrssent resides, situated on Deep Run, in the
county OF snrco miles above Richmond ST,"e aos
fbr liver and Three Chopped roads, containing $40
ares If land in nm improving condition-wood, mea-
dow and high land we'll proporionsd; mosi an o. inc
meadow and fair propoftion o. Tue nieh iahu, -
fre.h,v seeded with Glover, timothy, herds, ofcnaiu
and FaI! highland meadow oat grasses. me crops
growing on This land al present are wheat, rye oats
and corn The situation 10 beautiful, and remarkably
healthy. This farm abounds in springs OF excellent
Datsr and is enclosed with good fences There are on
this farm orchards Of choice apples peaches pears &C.
and good site and advantageous location Tor grlst
and saw m-pond and dam ready for USE
The improvements consist OF q most convenient and
-.cesntly arranged dwelling house, part Of which Is
three stories bgh with large garrett the remainder
two stories high, with good cellar, containing aloge
tsr thirteen rooms besides large passages; two smoke
houses, comfortable framed kitchen and quarter car
rage house. ash house, two ice houses, &C.. ano iss
w. though not least il Is supposed by cosrs snat INC
Deep Run seam Of coal passes through an,s '9'
there are evidences Of coal different paris o.
deem j, unnecessary 10 say more, than fespeI I
Ia invite all persons disposed 10 Rn,msnusse uaRpIs
examine for themselves "' "
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