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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

D~We have received copy of Senator Wal
ker's speech, delivered in the Senate, March 6
on Mr.. Cay s compromise resolutions. From (;
hasty ga1ce at it, it seems to US to take the samt
position nd cover about the same ground with
reference to the proviso, that his address last fall
to his constituents, did. lie goes on to show
that in all the territory we acquired from Mexico
slavery was positively prohibited by her laws
| he then claims that the force of these laws wa,
in no-wise abated by our jurisdiction, consequent
positive law permitting it, This is his position
On the other hand, it is contended by the south
and we think with the better reason, that the mo-
mont we acquired this territory, all laws Of hers
which in any respect conficted with ours, were
at once set aside consequently our constitution
permitting slavery, without prollibitory law, il
may be planted in this newly acquired territory
But although Mr.. Walker, in his opinions, is
practically with the south, he gives US reason tc
hope that in his action he will yield to the known
will of his constituents, and sustain the proviso
In our paper OF March Is, we stated, in effect
that he was acting with the south and agains
the provisoan inference we drew from an amend
ment Offered by him to one of Claws resolutions
which amendment we took it for granted he de.
signed to support In his speech, he says, he
introduced the amendment, Without wishing
TO be understood as pledged to vote for the rcso
luton from which we now infer, without giving
our reasons, that Mr.. Walker will be found vo
ting for the application Of the provso to our new
territories. He may be rightin the view he take,
! Of the whole matter but certainly, we think, he
must see the Propriety of yielding bis individual
view Of the case, to the instruction of his cons.i
tuents, so Enthusiastically expressed.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

Az EXTENSIVE IIoU>E.-Albott Lawrence is
stated to have taken the elegant mansion OF Lord
Cadoean, PIP site Gre Park in Lcnd, n, at a
rent OF $4,000 per amum, where he lives in
becoming style.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05
Teleeropl).
Friday, ApriI 5, 1850.
KENOSHA CITY
c. l.. sHOLES. EDITOR.

Has now distinct, palpable, tan 3iblo, real eX-
istence. Her city officers, under the new char
ter, have been elected we suppose have qualifi-
ed, and are organizing for the discharge OF their
duties Be it known then to all concerned that
the former village ofSouthport, in the county of
Racine, on the western shore OF lake Michigan,
is now the City Of Kcnosha in the coun.y Of Ke-
nosha, same geographical location.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

ORC is hereby given 20 all persons interested fba M,
subscribers administrators Of the estate Of Henry Mill
En- a'e 81 me town Of Southport in the county of Racine
deceased viii present their final account for examination
ana allowance TO The county Of said county at term
thereof 10 be held at The courthouse city OF Raci on
me hrst Monday OF May next, 10 O'Clock in The forenoon
Dated April ith, le50. THOMAS MILLER
=. REEBUN MILLER.
-'Oi"at Administrators.
ESTR3K Game into the enclosure Of he .uhscriher
ABOUT 'e ION Of March last dark red cow ten years
old The owner il requested to come forward proye yo
eriy' pay charges and take same away. A. b. MILLER
Pike April 4th 1850 nn4itt
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

u"As will be seen by reference to the news
department Of our paper, the trial of Professor
Webster has terminated in his conviction and
sentence to death. We lid not expect this from
the testimony given in defence, some four or five
persons having sworn positively 10 seeing Dr.
Parkman In the streets Of Boston, after the hour
of his entering the college on the dav Of his dis
appearance. Ii must b. admitted thourh. that =
clearer case Of guilt, was probably never before
made ont, on circunslantial evidence, and douht.
less the jury could come to no other decision than
they did. |; sa most painful affair. In the first
place a husband and father is torn from family
and friends by the hand, of the assassin, and then
another estimable family is plunged into the pro-
foundcst misery by the guilt and punishment of
the assassin. Death is the verdict of nature
against all mon, and it is really matter of ille
importance to Parkman ana Webster, whether
they go few months sooner or later, but upon
their innocent families falls the crushing weight
of misery which flows from the crime and its pun
sbment, and upon them alone. Ii is mistake
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

washington, March n.
1t is asserted that the difference between
Messrs, Benton and Fooie will soon end in du-
81. 1t has been showing here all dav.
March %.
No challenge has, as yet passed between Foote
and Benton, and am inclined to think that moth
ing Of the kind will take place. Mr. Foote hiss
consulted with his friends, and they are of the
opinion that It there should be a cliallcnge il
should not come from him.
There is no doubt but that the House will in
stitule an investigation into the claim, amount
ing TO two hundred thousa. d dollars which was
recently paid to ex-Sccretary Crawford. Some
curious developments may be expected
March 30.
The Committee appointed to investigate char
ges against the Speaker by Mr.. King made a re-
port CIRCULATING The Speaker from blame
Mr. Calhoun has had another relapse with a
coHgh and fever.
Mr. Kinney, editor re the Newark Advertiser
has received his appointment as Charge to Sar.
DINA.
The CALIFORNIA REPoRr--The Republic of
this morning, publishes Mr.. Kings California
report, Il occupies eleven columns
----------------
awe see it stated that they are actually aci-
,''G ''O '''''i Va itP"'HdII'p tle deDt OF En-
gland, on the ground that one generation has no
right to tax another"
80 says an exchange If the plea put in for
reputation is not good one, I'VE think the further
plea, that the people may at some time refuse 10
be robbed, will hold good. They have i'll England
Institutions and laws framed by few which rob
the many and concentrate their hard earnings in
to the hands ofcapitalists. The government then
borrows this plumber and squandcrs it on few
fayorites and then asks the people to refund again
to pay it back. As long as the government and
people are distinct, and the government is the
strongest the national debt of Great Britain will
be respected, but when the people come TO rule
as they one day will, the debt, as it should BE-,
will be promptly repudiated.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

8 Dr. Osaoop's fSpIA CHoLAcoGuE.-The high rep
uttcn gained by this valuable medicine has given
large number Of spurious compounds, which before
the public, chris,ened with the of Choiog0gus. Be
ware oia such attempts deceive by assumed title. To
bapiize with christian does make christian
Character BE particular and enquire for OsGooDs
Cho gogBr, and take other.
w 3. FARRELL's Arabian LinimeTt is certainly magical
pain extractor The combined virtues this great remedy
makes Indispensable all families, shops, foundries
manuiac rie backsmihs gborers. and masons and per-
sons IN every situation Of life should keep supply for
gences like Puns scads Cuts, Bruises Sprains Swelng
Frosted Limbs Chapped Hands, Sore Feet Sore Eyes, Sore
Lips SeN Pains, etc. It's wonderful anodne qualities
enables il relieve the pain any kind or Is
minutes after IFS appiCaion and may be relied on in
burns, to prevent the loss of flesh skin immediate re-
be had to it. For Horses Cattle Iinment OF
Ointment be compared has entirely s,Fperse-
ded the Of all other medicines.
See his ady elt;sements in our paper
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

tHE MoNTEsQCIoSs were arraigncd for trial
before the Criminal Court at ST. Louis on the
Goth ult. The public interest is excited to a hieI,
pitch, and considerable difficulty was found il
obtaining jury. The present charge against
tie prisoners is for killing T. x Banum. An
other indictment stands against them for tnc
murder of Alb ri Jones. They are attended + Y
several personal flieuds, among whome is Il e
French Nice-Consul NJ Borg.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

W. FARMER, MD,
PIYsIcTAS AND SURGEON. ONCE at the kenosha City
Drug Store.
kENnsHA, April 4th, lsj0. OIL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05
EAHEEARRHANS

Soans Ointment and Condition Powders almost indis-
pesabe articles for every company who design TO make The
trip across the plains either Oregon California, the
ing season. letter before from of a company who
left last spring. says"Ne have thank you adj
ysing Us 10 take with sloans Medicines animals
When hey strained, bruised, skin rubbed off, or hoof
injured tie medicine operated like charm. No California
company should be withouii Supply yourself in time
Ill. Journal, Feb 6, 1850.
See Agents names ut the head of Sloan's Column
For further particulars and testimonials, get Pamphlets
Agents
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

CotIoys MlaTAhEs-A la;e Eng h ;aI err sta
IS that Mr. Webster, theer al American { a es.
man, is to be tried on the 9th of March, for the
murder Of Judge PaTkcr!" There are several
mistakes here, says the N. Y. Evening 2 st
Nebster; the great American Statesman is
not charged with murder, but suicide, and hi
trial does not come off till 1851, VIXEN the cleo
tIon OF his successcrto the United SAFES Senate
VIII take place IN Massachusetts,, and moi il
New York.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

AccIDENT.-Mr. Goggswcll, an industrious
mechanic of this village, while out shooting a
few days ago, incantionsly placed his hard on the
muzzIe OF his gun, while sIung over his slohldar
and the trigger by some means becoming en'an-
glcd, the piece went off the ball passing through
his hand and shaft, ring it in considC raIlo d.
gree. He is hoWevord ing well, and will retail
the use Of bis hand Oshkosh Telegraph.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

WISCONSIN E>TERPRIaE.-We saw the other
day in the village Of Waukau, Pockel cu.7erv
manufactured there, Of equal workmanship and
finish to any article of the kind. Wisconsin is
not slow in her progress = Win. Tel.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

BELoIT CoLLEGE.-N t learn from the BpIoit
Journal, tt at this Institution has, within t last
falI and winter, received additional donat, ms o
the amount OF $4,000 from individuals in Til,
section OF country. So large an amount s2cal
well for the literally Of the people, and tie il :
terest felt in the institution. The Journal say,
that the college has most excellent corps of de-
voted and working Professors, a President of
much talent, and has before it a promise of 5
fulness and honor unsurpassed by any similar
institution in the North St Wisconsin.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05
ADAMS ARI7AMEIICAL SERIES,

To- ItI Y III NHFtN M1tICW Nltl,t
Persons calling for the above Letters will DIease saw
tHty IRE +kuA tfEi@SO. JNo. MANSFIELD, p. N.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-05

: Z.
1t is asserted that the difference between
Messrs Benton and Foote will soon end in du-
81. 1t has been showing here all dav.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the Is of October, IA Ga rs
VILE Na after long and pto'rscted Illness WILL
LIAM H. WADnllI., in the 47ih year If his age
tie perfectly conscious If his end and expressed
hope Of seeing brighter world liz has left al,o-
ilonae wife and seven children. with large clcle OF
acqualatancrs, 10 mourn his tss But they must be
consed by the thought that tier lnss his eternal gil.
He moved To lynchhus at the age of eighteen, and
thence he moved to GAINESVILLE, fifteen year, since.
W. /. {.
o. The Republican and Richmond papers will copy.
-, the ooh ut in Stokes county, North Car
u'iua, JOHN b SMIrHSON. in the SIS, year If his
age. For several months pr his drah. he sut.
tered severely from Pulm,nary Consumption. 81 de-
crptve is h nature OF This lettering disease. that only
tew days before his death his friends felt strung hore
ol his recovery. But he is gone l. the efave Fom n
YOU he has been member If The Methodist Episcopal
Church. and pen tins notice hat his friends and rel.
ati distance may know that he died he lived,
n Christian. Therefore, while we d'plore the loss OF
one valuable II sncry and - the Church, lei sub
NIT humby aud cheerfuly To the will of Provldence,-
May remembrance OF III, virtues. ard the reti c,lon
hat he has gone 10 hell,r world, stimulate US aso IL
act with refereace 10 eternity. +. J. Il.
0t- The Richmond Christian Advocate will copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
Commissioners Sale of IA Negroes

uDJkSUANT o decree OF the County Court OF amp
bell pronounced the 11th day OF October is5, IN the
suit therein depending, between Judith Alan ana o'hef'
pantig andthe Administrator James Allan decd, and
others Defendants, the undersg the special 'omis
oner therein named will Monday the 3Oth day ct De
ce,nber next at Campbell Court House SELL to the highest
bidder for cash. the SLAVES in the said decree mentioned
The Slavois the property whereof the late james Allan
died seized and possessed he Slaves l. hRe consisting
\ l.. WILLIE
W. ts ,;oIl Commissioner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
I.YNCIIBUHG, NOV 10

IOBACtO-inspccted the past week 50 llhds.
do previously 329
Rather more doing he past week. and tbs market
very firm. Sale Of one crop Of bids Leaf and Lug
at SIS IL do hhlS. at Sli 20; one do hbds at
Sl3 So; one do 9 hhds. Lcat al Si 80; do / hhds
Leafat sl5; and Is hhls If promiscu7us parcels at
from $40 to SIS %.
WliEAI-S5 to Doe for Red, % /, O., Tor White
WILLIAM 4. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

despatch from Kanesvle. Mo-, states that ire
mendous cnagraon has occurred in that region, caused
ny the Omaha Indians, who set fire the dry grass on
The prairie. The wind was very high at the time, and
the flames spread with such rapidly, iha, great many
OF the fences, outstanding crops, aad buildings, tor
miles around, were enye1ped in one sheet Of file.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Desirable E~Mi!y Residence

an Saturday the 18th ot Drccmber,a 81 O'Clock T. M
~ will sell on the premises, at auction, the Conner
HOI 81 and LOT, Immediately IN the rear oil Mr James vi
hoods OF the town
The ol fronts 81 feet running back 1872, containing ii
Acre The House Is two STORIES high with Rooms, and
excellent Cellar good Smoke House, Kitchen and all othc
houses necessary make L comfortable Family Residence
There il also excellent well OF water IN the yard
Terms of sale-6, II and IS months credit, bonds with
good security and deed OF trust the property
10 secure the payment, will be required.
WIN u. MILLER.
S.I. conducted by MOSBY s IOIGOMBE,
Nov IS-tlID Auctipneers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
VEN. GOODS.

INIE subscriber is IN receipt n his entire stock OF
L Fall d w inter- q o Il $;
would call the attention the Ladies to the o owing
desirable and cheap Goods -
Rich Brocadc Chine Il Plain Silk.,
French q Engi,sh Mpnnos, Ihihet Cloths,
PLAIN & EmbIo1 Mousl,n De I.ains,
PLAIN Figur'd Alacas all color.,
SILK But"'s, Bia'ds & Hair Bell Trimmings,
S"penor White col'd Grape shaw',
New Paris Style Cloaks, Sacks \ Nezets,
Long PLAID Il PLAN Shawl.
Supr Grape Emhrod Scaris,
together with splendid assortment OF Ribbons Gloves and
Hosiery, ac., sc. II. T. {. PETERS,
Nov It's
Republican copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
@ r A ND S C n e NE S

Monday. Nov. lS-Md Consolidated. Class al as
y l;N-1ichcts SS-Capais Of 1000. Of 5000,
Is Of | 900
Tuesday, Nav l9.--Brl Air. Class Co.'s & 100
Tickets 81 Caei,als 5000. 10 Of $500.
"Wednesday, Nov. Susqueh,nna Canal, Class 81
-(75 l5) Tickets tlo-Capals 5000 300,
1900. , $40. 800 % II 200.
Thursday. NV 2l-Md. Consolidated Glass 80 -
as u l3)-Tekels $5--Capials $4,000. 3 Of 6,ooo.
; of 5000. - ri | 900
Frlny Nov 22-Md Consolilaed. Class | 81 as
l5) Tickets 81 Capitals $2o.o0o. 1904. 1000,
1000, $50.
SATURDAY.. Nov. % Grand Cons lidalej. Class 81
Us y l3)-fickets $40 Capitals so 500 10 Of
I, 900, . OF ,250 - Of 500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

The papers state that the Hon. Mr.. fIllisrd OF
Alabama administered very good advice TO his
Northern brethren at the late fair OF the American ns
tuts, al New York To be sure, the burden OF his ad
dress the excellence Of American manufactures and
American industry. but here and there he rmi'ded ms
hearers that properly to develop and 10 encourage the
other the union u these States absolutely necessary
and to preserve The Union they must scupuousy observe
the obligations which the Federal Constitution Imposed
hy the fugitive slave law in particular.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
w AN'IEIb.

Partner Agent, to transact money making business
n of high charactc,-the applicant must have in hand
the business only 800 cash capital and expert
all the home business Apply by leerto Box 57
Post Office, post paid prompt attention will be given
Iynrhburg, Nov. lS-2ti
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
cash I'm, wheat
he Udy .vgUTlr sfofhss'-.
y. II, G.. PETERS

TINS received opened Tor Inspections one OF the LAT
1 I rest and best assorted Stock ii
X E.1 u I .N.iD = l. III ING
la he found IN this matl,r Nlrh he has I'd made tho
fashionable and substantial manner, III New "ik, ~
pessy market. Ali ho asks san examination by
those IN wan, 81 such goods, before purchasing
has alsn IN his cmposmcnt experienced Cutter,
from Phadclphia anil would be pleased To have good'
made up the no-t fashionable syle aud IA every instances
warrant /, GOOD III II T.. Z, PETERS.
Nov 1 Is
Republican copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
PHILADELPHIA Nov. |

The stock market is steady. Pa IS, 93. U. ;. 6s Of
1868, III.
Flour is seady. Sales 700 bbls. common Meal IN
changed Rye Flour So 81 per Dbl, aa,
IO3aIOo els White Gal 5 cts. Com steady Sales OF
2O0O bushels at 6s cts for yellow; brands at S5a5 O6
Extra do S562a575. Corn white at Oia95 Ct Gas st
ai2 els Rye 7Sle0 CTS. ,,,--
Provisions firm. Sales If mess Pork at Sll.lo.-
Prime do. So eefquiet. Bacon hfm Lard - cs'
in kegs C,
There i, nothing new 10 notice in groceries. Sales OF
Rio Coffee at HALL cls Sugars and Moasses quiet
Rice 81 els.
The Cotton market is irmer. Small sales at .ai cts
advance
Tobacco firm aud scare.
Nnol in g,od demand Sales oic,mmon unwsshed a
p. washed at 1886 cts fine i0a56 cts
WNshey ia St Hing at 26!aZ1i cts, psi gallon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

CINcINNATI-The following is from the Cincinnati
Gazette of Monday. We are glad t. learn that there Is
excitement in Cincinnati the subject of the fugitive
slave law, and happy in believing that the law
will be executed in that city without reslsarc"
There is no excitement Here.-While other pats OF
the country are aeitaed and excl ed with angry c'n'to
versy about the fugitive slave law in this city and neigh
borho d all is quiet and ordrrly-,here Is no excitement
here No good cz desires 70 disturb that quiet ana
hope no effort to GIT up any excitement w'l receive
the sanction of our people Meetings 10 den"unce the
law will of course be followed by meetings t. sustain IT,
and crimnaton and recminatnn angry controversy ana
abuse mnst follow No possible advantage can result
from this but much harm may. Agitation VIII mol III
for the proper discharge of duties TO the govern
ment ard laws of the country or t. ourselves NO re
solve of town meeting should be made to instruct Judge
and judicial officers in the construction OF laws or the de-
csun of cases to be brought before them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

CHoLERA.-The ouisyille Courier Of the 4h instant
several cases Of cholera steamboats, arriving al
that port resulting in three deaths Two OF he deceased
were enyrants; the third boat hand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
House building Materials.

Rim aud morticc Locks, with pearl white iyoty white,
mncr and brass knobs, stock aud closet oeS stone door
dead Locks, parliament, broad narrow aud patent Window
BUTTS, patent gate hook and aud IL Hinges Who'd and
hand al Screws Axle PucN sab Cord sash Fasteners,
sash Roller Furniture lot Sliding oors, Finishing Btads,
Wrought aud Cut Mails, at superior quality, French and
American udaw Glass. nom - to - y, superior Pat
" window and door bat shutter Fastennss Bell Pulls,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
ALL DISEASE Is CURED By PURIFYING
llE I'll OOD-

Suppose the sio mach is affected, All the symptoms
show great prosraon Of lis strength; it is not capable #
dgetng lha food; have wind IN our stomach SOUR
hechngs-burnng pain srralng seusa'ilns the pr
Il the stomach Ih'sa symptoms remaining cause The
greatest prsttaon o the powers ut the mind as well az
those # the body If not speedily removed they Will
other dangerous symptoms such MS Paralysis St
Vitus' Dance, Epilepsy Rheumatism more generally.
however. Cholera Murhus Dys1ntery, or II may be alb
snae co>veness terminating IN violent sickness of he
stomach and uufrequeny in inflammation of he
Bowels
How importsnt !, s them that these first svmroms be
remoy cd and one doses Of Bandeihs lis would
generally effect this ohject but should be remember
that
THEY ARE ALWAYS APPLICABLE,
and should be used until heal j. fully oredas they
will s-rely cure than any other remedy 'nd hen
have health tnngh them il ism patch work lit IS
ae,u,e e,re--ose that VIII moi deceive
For sales, wholesale and re- all. by y, p. Payps 4
Brother. Lypehhurg, Va
Oct 29-w's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
BR.f.N'DREI'IT s PILES,

a Medicine whch for nney tro ycns has proved wor
hyQt all con fdence
A medicine universal rs p,w,rs ofgood To m'n. "
~ man infant, fen lo'krd upon asa hleS-iag sent
from heaven save lifs-may It b" duly appreciated.
"Bui, says, "hnw can one medir'ne be ts'-
fnl in II casps?" We answer, this nne medicine pnh
es the bld aud as no disease Ell When the bltd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
Valuable Residence In Danvillc
For Sale.

1 am nbnnt To leave D,nv,lle. otrr for sae the
~ House which am nav occupying Win over three
Acres OF Land attached The dwelling IN Of hrick. three
stories high 10 lee, square. with r@ms. hall - feat
wide running the entire eng Of the 'front.' and sruttod
root. Which affords fine view Il the and thu
rounding ~. 1t Is elgibly situated being til,
summit "fs hill IN the csntre OF the t,wn, aud oocnpic.
peril, the commanding position IN the place
is ccrtenly III tho mos deligh iul and healthy There
are bck Kitchen aud ,thcr oui houses tnch.d. and
lh'rc is also good Srrlng upon The lot The property
will be sid Tor less han The improy cost II sal,
can he ell ctcd hofne the End If The year.
The palul appreciation Of real estate in Danvllle
the Increased odvan,pges the place rcsnlnp from h'
eonple,on of The Richmond aud Dinville Railroad nov
constructing aud the d, sifhhoness of the property or
ed al fendc this rare chance Tor nvcstn Mt 'fh X,
wishing 10 buy may communicate with me personally 81
h, lc ter addressed 10 "Danvillc Va"
Nov f-itl A. w. G TERRY.