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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
HOMEOPATHY.

" the request ola friend aud ~ rontain.
ing information interesting to our rcadcr,.we
publish the following article from the London
HrdiJ- H1HHrr of the l2th June last. The
statements are rather -trong---too strong for
~ 20 place entire confidence in thcm
The llomwopathist- seem To- L. making n
way i.ienmc quarters. We have of late rc-
cciAcd AArinlls publications. from them. all az
which We have cNamincd with interest Not
claiming the authority which pruf6unri mrti.
cal training alone can confer, we bring to the
subject simply our mo1icum ofcounnn sense
We conirss,not very much to our own honor,
that for n long period. we laughed at tbe.e
gentlemen ard are afraid that in moment.
ofinrgct'ulnc-, Of facts which have con,c he
fore Us, there is still some tendency in that
qlrScl!on hosGi, Llgta,. wRieh ss&iaisNll.aaTv
may have claims perhaps strong claims, 10
the consideration uf the world, without even
coming into collision with Allopathy. II IL.
We say, just np~sihle, that, ike Hydropathy.
Homeopathy, Allopathy, and other modes Of
treatment, may all have their proper plarc
ia promoting The health aud welfare Of man,
it that place cduld only bc asct'rtancd. The
evil iu ttis.-as in some other matters with
respect Ia which they who have got one truth
hrigyr arl protest that they have got all the
uu,h-ma, hr thss too much is claimed. 1t
i, beyond all question, that lIydropathy is n
mighty pnwrr for gond in the hands of a skill
rs ,,,,,.,l. A..
~ IL ,a,,1, t1It,i ill., I'lc, mnv he nm,
in for Nc.mcrism. Somc publications have
cllil IL nllr hands. insliiniinG- -compari--
,,a,- between the usv of Allopathy and llom-
o.,,,tlN in ya,ion, molaai,s.
\ rrturu OF MORTALITY IN acute disvas, iuNi-
Al, t,,1l
JoG,0ggo,jan ofTs Lnnos. TlVsio.los, Small.
''""''''" y Jo, J,., C&aL,,a ~ - y '''' ''''''''
Case, D,atl,.. p,rtcnt
,.,..rl,
'''i,,'''''''''''''' ,.','.''.
Ilb,,,-, treated ,ii5S3S or ,I.,1t ia p,
iI'n,,,,,,,I,;,,II,
-, - ,,',,l i-r.,1
y T., ,'t','I ';u'l,. '0
iiInna,ii,.,II,. ,r,.,t.
co rd 9s"s s6
',',i',' rJ ''''''D - taa...9 "a
s,roi.nox. DJ i'o
Gil I'll, ,r,o,,d1so.,a 4" ,qa
n""l"'n,SI'y i1%nl@ana,%i?,IIy 'rg'''u 100 % ''''
,n'a,,iiI t,n,o ,st
oI..I
u....,.I-,rn,,c,o
IIn,'I,no,,o,h;coii, Ii,,"',,,Ih i,''''' ''' SOW
/ liom~"pa'I''"'S
'tSayS" tai,ar r.nor oi,o. ,sc ro,,ovi, .',t; oS1
! Nho'n'r report gives inc io'io"ihg com
p'''1" MI,
''J'"""'"t''" ~ Mf i'",yN' "%,"y,
c,.. Nn'es' i'''''''S' : " y en'
Inflammation oi the
i"ngS
: AIlopatmcaily treat
ed 2oa y 2l2 or about %
lIom"opathically
treated 2o9 l9
T f'tUuTiSv'
ALPHABETICALLY treat
cd III IA IA
llomDopathically
treated 224 "-it
] Now If tho facts La aa b,r,a atata,l tho -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

V, u, Palmer, 9, authorized To rccciye AI,cr-
i'.eneni- ai'a Auli-e.Ntlaia ~ he uaiea-- lL.--
ton New York and Philadelphia. :. ~, PETrEN.
GILL, n nlso authorized 20 do the same fir "a. in
Boston,
o. Letters otlio EIIior Ia order tu receive ut-
trutiou, mu,t hc pct pIiA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
TIL L CA l. L y 0NIA N.
BY n. q. CHADWICK.

lLhMa-si,io pof aunum lf paid within ur
'@'r $500 IL payment hr delayed beyond that
time. \" pupsr discontinued until alt ai4eama--
me whd eNropi ~ tho option oflhc publisher
ApNLiIiAi-NI.sfs ff-orird ut the usual prirr..-
lnmriont advertisements nu.f be- paid ur boa sd-
vance. Ad'cuiscmeui, ,hould be- euruk ol thc mum
hcr"f iimc' ~ Boz iu.our.li Otherwise they pIu Lr
coniiuucd until mrbidior at Tho option of the pub
i-hrrl aui charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
JOB PRINTING.

NIHiLLS, BLINhS,' CIRDS, .Ac. Sc.
rruicl in tho ncato.t innmucr at the Culcdoninu
Mr Brown 0i t.e,.tr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

truth, are remarkable 1t seems that tho
thing to, ,be done in cholera is to employ IIo-
mwpathy; the next best thing,to employ moth
ing; and the worst, or tho only bnd thing is
to employ Allopathy. We would ask our
Medical men,if these things be NJ here allcg-
eds for ifso, we submit, that If this dreadful
visitation return, it will be only just and hui
manc to try Homeopathy. If the facts are
J~lahishcd, to rcfiINc It's Aitl and ceavc To AL
lopathy, is, we think, an act closely allied TO
houii,idc. II has bcen-said, rather sarraSli-
Gal"'. that Va, chief art Of Homeopathy con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

Got.D DIscovERY 1, ULSTER COUNT, ". Y
A friend residing at New Paitz, Ulster county, a
place about nine miles west OF this, writes that
a neiRhbor OF his, an eccentric man, has been dis
covering gold in that eghborhood, eyiden after
the California order lie says that the individua al
in question has now in his possession number Of
PARTICLES or pieces OF gold, one weighing three
and q halt ounces, which he has found; part OF
them at a place about a mile above where the
Shswangunk-kill unites with the Waikiki, near
spur OF the mountain; and a part near Springtown,
Just south Of q settlement called Buntin. The
man who has gathered these gold pieces asserts
that he show TO those W no will 70, large guam
titles Of gold PARTICLES or lumps at esch OF The
places named; alec at the foot OF the hills in the
vicinity, and in the sand on the Cats adjoining the
streams mebtisned
is suois mt for our present purpose to say that
the gentleman who sends us this Information Is
entitled TO entire confidence. But how correctly
he may have the information he gives from his
eccentric neighbor, is another m4tter, respecting
which we can form no opinion. Those who wish
10 20 into the mining business had betWr look into
the matter Immediately, for II we can get ny
little California near home, u will be something
extra ard very nice, although Il Is not probable
we shall al get rich by IL. Gold ia pc ces that
will weigh three and q half ounces ~ worth look
ing sfer. --POvgtkapse ". 7 } Jowaai, S,rt 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12
Court or u onersI Sessions.

RsfC fha Rsror unaA Mn.
sypt lo-,s,y,st,d on a b,.rb JYyrar, = r A.
cher drv Good aa.,.r of Worc..t.r NJ. - ~.
mornipa brought into court by ofH,.r Niysn w6o a.
rrsted him ON n beach rxrr.nt issnsd ~ en-. $50
Ilr stands CHARGED xitb oh al min, d. yosss 49,
smonnt of SEA 10 f,om asssr. Gnhmssnsv ~" y, "
Iss Pearl ,tr.et on n, lar n az N.vamh.rI Ts.
sccus I'D was com mitted for trial
~, :. 60 - a, ~. -
a az u e' "a .aa' &c ~ nN,s'lous iutr,4rs.
a ~, W Do"sns".-Hn GU MAJ aPpPchtly abpus
~ .saIsWu ~ nsmes yVuo ntsS vas pi. on irial,
~ w. having nsa iuseseuous int-ESourre VITA
,anas., ~ - u -, 20 is' 30 years VI NC. IA as
,h. -, 49, ,nu.n hhee'sl Nhe. ptse't N
80. .npt,. WA Inv ui'' "i'nest esh'c ~ss tas
NJ, ,, -
at"re' "u'e ea" oeing sworn testified ~ follO 70:
",eh sIs. rss, NY mo'ner is not hviDSi a. t1s
~ !" ny mo'ner usrtn my iAther uvrd IN W4tsr
tuett after my mothers death my fsthec N irrisd
ssAs ms second vile lEsd Win him about two
nonlos vent IN tue country al Remained there
eD'a. Nnsn re'urned 10 Ner York I'D visited ny
80 sirs SInbe. rent Oiok u The eountry la
s,h, Wees Ie'urneu 10 tho city and won't 20 ny
80 q 'n p,V"n, Suret ne ssken NE what cams
oaos iv', anu tfu hir got nomrfiek he said he
.snNv "s 'ottsJ sno he-p house Tor MIN waited
ssG esen 70 I'd. eoun,ry but he insi.ted on my
,ss, 80 20 49, -. ~, - Seh' iSss aug lst
criminal eonnes,ion xi,b M -. ~ ,ts
hin, sha,,t TO- a.,, ~ NV "a. "eeu h"ns sisn
bad 30 o, /. 80 q. - NUM- oEe usyi ne
Az, .nd a., o,.fssS ~ - "a - r."S'a "'efsts
20 do and A. ~ 80 tt =, n utn -Hs' ne vs. gvlas
am rot gnIrs 90 lui - = - ~ - s'a no
Ia ~, soa,s ,o hi you no Then TOOK mo TO ths
hsIioo h,'a ~ ~, -, eou'se Nitn m, uisd 70
WI,nc.s ,as,ia. e ny my mpu," WIN hs bsad
h. sa,h., ~. ira 'hir eonuucs was rspested ~
Jsrr.,. - .up MI oVe""o or1Fsen
$500 -. asy r"sys iss-.eu ana ne pre-
iah .y,a ,i ps ou. ~ ,ssoPsibs' my mouth He
go. .~.n,..s ~ ~. ~ |, 'o.u a ~ NJ
writing. u,ed tago 20 the oa os,no. real
fatbsr I. coossr ~ a. -, ~, h sres' seoo, ny
-. ~ 1919 ". "os s""N MS hgsi my fstns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

Eight hundred and seventy in all, Of which only
seventy four over 800 tons burthen, and very
few, even of them, are fiji to be armed with heavy
guns, as ocean steamers.
This list includes ferry and river boats, from ten
horse upwards
was a talk Of French invasion since when some
will have been added to the list but, with the
exception Of the Cunard the West India, and the
Pennsular lines, none of them are available for
war purposes.
AoGREoA1E OF BRITIsH SHIPS IN COMMISSION AND IN
ORDINARY, PEE OPTICAL REPORT NO. 29f, TO HOUSE
OF COMMONS, MAY, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

Tux LATE FRaTRIcfDE 4, VIRGINIA III has sci.
dom been our lot TO have 10 record a more ,.old
blooded murder than was committed IN M tn. 90
county day before yesterday Capt Sidney L.n.
well known IN this community ~ a sss e ,ptain
was Engaged with his bro,her, William L,ne in
bui ding vessel 10 the above county. wh.r. they
both resided negro woman liv .ng near where
the work was gong on, yirksd % some chips
rom around the vessel, for which offence Sidney
Lane beat her numerically. H,s tsother hearing
how badly The woman was whipped, went to his
house on Thursday morning. TO remonstrste with
nm itr such cruel treaunest 10 the negro for 40
irifiing an offence. Tie told WIN fau~to lrave
him. that II was none Of HE business. and If hs
seid more to him about II he would shoot him.
HIS brother disregsrded the threat. as no angry
words had passed between them; whereupon he
iook up double barrel gun aud hred At him, one
nsnel taking effect in the face the other in the
body, when he fell 10 the floor Finding he had
not eptrely killed him, he deliberately reloaded
bis gun, and placing the murzle directly against
ms breast, shot the loed through his body. Line
then took csnoe and crossed the river b, fore
suncient posse could be mustered 20 take him,
ana up 70 the time our informant eft was at large.
u was thought that he would get ON hoard the
Baltimore boat that evening, and Geographic
despatch was sent on here TO be forwarded 20 Bal
umore on Thsrsdsy evening. The greatest er-
eiement prevails in Mathews on account Of ths
horrible afiar. Lane IL man about thirty years
OF age, cir feet high, well made and muscular,
fair complexion, dark hair, and forbiddng counie-
nance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

sells Of largo olsss, whose build dates far beekes
1874 1905, &C. 90, which would reduce the present.
effective oroe of thu far famed Drtish navy to about
100 vessels, half Of which would be sloops and
frigstes
BRITISH COMMERCIAL STEAM MARINE.
NUhBER OF MERcHArr STKAhEks AND OTHERS, IL GREAr
BnITAIN AND InELAND, AND IHs PORTS WHICH Imkr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

COMPLIED FROM VALUABLE PARLIAMENTARY AND
OTHER DOCUMENTS, FURNISHED TO THE NEW YORK
mnALD BYF.w sALroNsALL. ESQ AN AMERICAN
RESIDENT IN LONDON, TO WHICH is ADDED LIST
OF VESSELS TAKEN By The AMERICANS, FROM THE
ARIrIsH. In lSl2-l5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

Add 20 per cent for the guns carried their rate s
Nunrs +. . . F. Z. SUI
The House Of Lords called upon the Admiralty
for the return Of HIS Msjestys ships OF war and
armed vessels, taken by the Americans since the
commencement Of the war (June, 1912, and the
yerHcious Admiralty made he follow ing report
No Nv.
"ADmrALrr 0srroH, Feb. I, 1915.
Return OF all Armed ships Of aud armed
sells belonging to His Majesty, which have been taken
BY the Americans since the commencement OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

Tho.e on the lakes hsv. been mentioned By tn.
American pspers"-
when they knew the fact to be, 81 vessels and
SO guns.
iron seeu trs are Of use Tor Vessel. q 10 has been
proven ~ the tken eht the RUDY thst thsy
trel useless That vessel xth hesvy
-hirh made hole In stsrboard eide. larger
shot and passing hrUuEh the lartosra took
-hole psies Of iron, nvets and ALL snkinG her In svs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

Sc vessels of var, mounting $50 guns.
LIST OF MERCHANT VESSELS CAPTURED PROM THE
ERIIisH BY THE AMERICANS, 1872 TO 1915.
stfshlpH' mounting. - SOO guns
olt ofiss, ............ .....S9p
oD tchrs' ....,,.. .......s. oVo
lSS sloop. few armed
75c W sells besides the above, recaptured, 2500
CO national ships, Is above. ...,...... $50
2 s22 In all $50 runs
81 chips Of war lost at ssa during
the above time, which may fAiry
GENE into the account. ........, 500
2A53 vessels paro 1una
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

vessels NO
v.o,,, a.. .,o,. 90 NAV also be deducted briss Of
z s. .nd suas, Of it'll. use s. Also se''fs yes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12
The Rritlsh Navy List.

This document supplies an alphabetical registra
ton of the vessels OF the British Navy, together
with their present stations. Those marked thus
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-23

OUDOUN LAND Of the best quality for sale.
fswn BY authority derived from his viii, and ~ Ire de-
:ss Of All the heirs win offer at public ne Wednesday,
June 18th about ~ o!eek. she presisea nsnesp. The
western portion q the county Of odcan, and he eastern
hss Of the Blne RIDGE two ard half miles from he
sd The os fertile and beautiful portion d de scany.
ana believed that no farm N thst county Ms
ssssessdz managed ~ the mixed putsiss q sSsst and
q farming under he dressios q ths vxsst ssrs ssd En-
sslIen Judgment Of ia ste propretor. hos bsuss this r
s TIE ssd: are ssi snssesS ~. as 3 X
sRpesnnee o. the whole rm and the adaptation q 60 part
= - e ,.a those R1pcss' T :.sss and .ise e sks
User Al are eselos.d By sonefsnsng d shs bsst sos
u. dwelling L q brick. roesh . lassssd soss-
beautiful landscapes In Virginia Tho ruren ma sroocs
srensd the dwelling sndsoe tas>sdy The
ss:hocsss AVID farm building q the nos ssssssS Mind
ton Of this estate In county very Remarkable or II hh
isl.ss and beauty pssds,ssss d. sssess q ssrss,
pssAs and ohio canal Lsssbr. and the Goes r~ek
ssa nov IN prsss Together wG liz vcissy = schools
a shassss. m:ke his one q the sss.sss - ds-
t this season. Il aabbelssd Wheat, ons d
xst bosh dovh N The oher II corn
Possession Of the hrm, szseps he ,hsee sls ia suv.
s:ped vi.h and - q ths three sslds vim Be
Terms q Is. credit rear vim b sivss o. he
vhois psssh.ss mcns provided DC puvshsr s.sprss DE
Whole annually The insere sonmense with M dsy az
- failure 70 " '.rs y y ss sssd
y io-sd. slcHAs. 4 POWELL. Esssssors
d. rsaost loscf Psrsvisn csns o. ssvsrisr 4sallsy
,ss = '''F = '''' W. tc ss sSr ;Ssisscs''s
Produce sod Ce>nisior Msrknsts
sp@-sesd'sp y = Il ! Aiars&sAvA
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OF M REWARD.-Ran away from the sabscfiber, on
RlOO the 18Th inst ,nt negro man, bright mslsuo,
named John Moore. He had whsn be lef home, dark
drsb sask His height about feet inches, mark
(rccoesed) about his person. He 10 bIr-eyed, Asd has
bushy hair and large pair Of vhsker and mussehc lie
supposed TO have With him good many slohss follow
deep blue cloak bound with velvet hats black and
white also deep .ursout cost and nice
pantaoon He supposed have stolen grey horsc thero-
persy Of Mira James, my saddle and bride stolen the
umc night and the uppositon u that he tank 10Th re-
ward Of $50 viii be given taken within the Sstc. and o0
a. taken o the State, and al reasonable charges paid
4 april 2o-6tep tss q. &. RANDOLPH
N ,l Near warrenton, Fooqusr county, Virginia
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r. NJ. VIZ. r. cs..rs. = = Associate rriasip'ls
HVHE SUMMER SESSION d this ns,isu,ioa ecmmsDs
~ the hrs "Wednesday q May the Winter ihe frs w
nes.y q November. N. !.
The ecarss q irssrucson in es<h departmen,-Bat's
MasheAt'sns and ClHssicslis full snd orough Elcea
vocal Music, and Lectures Philosophy, Chemistry \
enter alto into ne ooursr
The Academy il provided vish boarding -,
the pupils IRON Distance will herssf be accommodated
shere they viii Be under he suprinsendenee Of Mr.
srEn, cae a The Prissipa1A t*
Trass: Per ssss;o. q ~ weeks, SO, without go
ehavHcs-one-hslf payable IN sdvsnce. 81 :.
Circulars can Be- ob.ined BY addvsnE either q the ~
ip>ls. " Msubevsf uo<e. Howard District ND" -.
Rryxnxscs-s Berjsnie Halloween, AI<xsndris, Va, X,
]. G. smith, Wassirxscr, nc I, Professor ". q Broo.
eev Drs Hsrarrr end Rsskss, and Rev. H. yestes hss
oalsimsre DR.. H. @. CrieveA rear Csmbridge, nc,
"a ~ ie-ec9v ~ MI Fl
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COUNTRY SEAT FOk sALRs-The subscfiber Of
" fers Cor sale his dwelling house. and eighty Of land
attached thereto. situ.ied In Fairfax soeasy vna hah
ile from the turnpike leading from Washington Lees
burg, eight miles from the city q Washington and adjoining
the pnaton Of Com Thomas Ap Catesby JoneA Of phich
formerly formed part The house stories height
With foar eonveneu each hoor and N al respects
veil adapted TO the convenience ofa hmi Il ssaated in
very pleaan grove OF native forest trees, and eomands
6se propee Of The surrounding country. The lsnd 10 veil
adapted % the cultivation Of all the ordss products Of sg
culture II we'll fenced and watered and has three
four Of wood and timber. There good barn ssd
two good wells Of the premises ia the vicinity o e
house Fifty bearing peach trees ofevey variety Of %
add about the number Of apple trees Of Eve ye.r
growth from the seed and several ounce and oher fruit
The land u we'll enccd and s Ia good sondoa Cor farming
purposes generally The society in the neighborhoo
eeent and there church and school house within mile
Of the premsca Ery..t - ~.
premises vi be sold for s. QUO cash. s. 800 On
credit q than Eve year for tvo-hrds less
the purshsse money Any person dedring psesunt and
eomncdoos country residences. ~ishn hoar ride Of
ikton, wl find for his interest examine The place.
For further particulars, inquire Of ~ LOOMS Jr Esq.
on the premises, MARK AP CA1ESBv JONES, Esq,
Sharon Of the subscriber, Seeresry Office Albany,
mar it--3mcp 3. s. RANDALL
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NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.
Class No. l-Iron, By he pound.

. f1E,93IlsJa ~ -
The plass iron nust b of be ~ qusiiy Of American
rolled iron. ire from bsers holo~s o. oher dsssss
cosct 70 ths given ss, and ksps rsisht on hs sbssr
The bsr roo 70 b Of ths bs quality A.csn relied iron,
With square sdSss ana cut % tie sxs gshs without fs
49, sDd4 szosR ~ bars nsked H q ~ SCHEDULED
Whieh h hsmsssd sa. Scbsdalss o. the isss 81
go ps Of csuboosss viii b faed - contractor. Aiso
tbs allowing round iron, vix: 44l4s g-ai IS CIR
a1 1000 pounds inch round iron so n Nns
d 1000 do I do do ~ HNt 1 81
les as ~ o. do q Do srsl saast sb GI I,
so "a do I do do ~. se - aN
~ fsw 9CKAss No. 2--lDig Iron.
90 tons Noai sbsk A.edeaa cry ~ iron. per ton Of
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-23

HvnE HEIRS or CLEMENT WOOD--cLGI
Il Emf WOOD, native Of Ne city Of Lincoln, 10 -
isnds and only son of Magses and Cary Wood Of The
"a 81 Michael n that eity smgr.tcd the then Br
eosorsss IN Moth Ameriea, about dc year 17sA
knova What peft q tke mid eoloses he esissted
b. been heard q soee ~ IN Erxlasd Should he ~
has descendants be rcsidne IL the United s,.te
hey, ~ applying 70 WnIIAs B. Was, Esq, Atcrsg
TncNrson, of No 8. Hank Chambers, Loshbury, Lopdr
viii hear something vr much HE o. skeir sdvsa,sge
An ancestor 81 the aid Clement Wood vas named Be'
Wood This vssa suniiy name, snd very likely TO be
tnucd smosk the descendants Of The aid Clemen, Wei
l.se and Margaret ss alec uames which Frequently oesg
the s~id family. ~ ~ III
All letter, % London mast be post paid TO England.
april if--ftdAelv
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sp as--vids (PorfTobsesoTimes)

To the unknown Heirs Of Paul Lsathcrs, decess4
DY an order cf the Scott Circuit Court the uodersg
I'D directed 70 advertise for the unknown heirs Of II
Icathers, deceased. Who native Of cupeper soun
Virginia, and Who diei interstate In Scott eounty Keno
In Is 81 hr advanced age Of los years. leaving his bo
and sisters and their descendants his only heirs law and
tributes Of his estate OF whom reside In the Sno
North Caroipa Soath Csrolisa, and Tennessee, a. 10
This 10 therefore notify aid heirs 10 appear fh
before the Master Commissouer Of the Scott Circuit c.
IN tccrgstovn, Kentucky. and make proof q their heirs
and el.ms " saa estate, which 10 esinsted 1t IN
'thoussnd dolIars r. THOMPSON,
april 26-5t Masfer CommisscsI
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TTALUABLE FARM n THEVALLEY or vil.

5VTALUABLE FARM IN THEvALLEH Or VIZ
GINA FOR sALE.-The subscriber offers for nd
WOODBURY. the farm which be resides s,uaed ID
county Of Frederick, hve miles north Of Wncheser and
mesw Of Stepheuon's DEPOT on the Winchesr nd P
touass Railroad The farm contains about AIS lind
sone land, we'll wooded and vatsed large and nevers
ing spring rises in the yard, The foot Of h whh
house IL situated The Improvements consist Of stone
ng hoass two stories high Pss'ersd, and containing
,ad .nd ,sS s ao1
The land il fertile convenient to market and veil adapted
graingroving and grating the neshbohood in which
s s i Sa Waiting he ssr on e.
miscss or ~ Addressing letters to him Al Winchester Va
mar 0-lasow 81 e. $3.50 =. Y. GRAY
NvRUsIEESs BALE OF RRAL RsTATR.-ByrI
Tue Of decree Of the High Court Of Chaneery. Isw
the ssh Of February, 1885, the undersigned, trustee
offer II public ale q MsrsAail Hall the 95,h ofjus
AT - O'Clock, ffar not, the sra day ihersahsr)
real estate Of Harriot X MarshslI ainor, lying in Chan
county, Maryland, half mile from the Potomac river
which there u free scoess, and twelve from Alexandra
contains By recent survey, 772 Twas formerly
d the " MarshaII Hsl' estate. The improvements
very good The coil is veil adapted tn growth
Wheat, and tobacco about onehaii 10 heavily mbervd
the bes white and rid oak Perous disposed purchase
rsassed . s..@ NH; The ss'rs The q, q s
Hail. Who vilI skow the hnd vih pleasure Persons n
distsnse can reach Marshali Hall daily BY steamboat
Terms d sle, prescribed BY the decree One-louh
the purchase money be paid In cash the day Of L
the hsa ra6satioa thcreo and The rcsidue In three
annoa ans aiments bonds and security, bearing inte
from NC Day o. nie The trustee has power under the
cree TO vary the erms d ale l. deemed advanageOa
AZ the same tine and place, and also under desu
IRON the High Coor q Chaneery. will he sold the real
Of George n H. MarsLall, uiaor. This estate lies ala
Charles county Immediately the river, has hr,e-qw
q mile Of beach, and 10 also twelve miles from AeSs
This also part Of The Msrshs Hall" estase and
ains BY recent survey, 7ss sercs. The Improvement
aev dwelling and o.i-hossss. TIE soi Il good, and ~
ed 10 the growth of soru WHEAT sohaceo and melons o.
third Of this ands IN good timber. ssisb,e Cor nip bad
rsrsoas dposcd toviev the land viii please call Mr.
n. CIagett who viii show Il With pleasure. Persons
reach there daily BY steamboat.
Terms Of sse. prescribed By the decree One-fouL
the pnrehse 10 Be paid In cash the day o n
ne 6nsI ratification thereof and the residue ID three
snnssl instaienss boads and security hearing im
IRON day OF sale The has power under the deer
vsu the terns Of sale, Il Z deemed sdyas,ageoua
TH0S. MARSHALL, Truss
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