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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28


TnNHEcsu reu rye u leet0tes y tois IL L
stitutiou win commence on the nrst OF NC
,.-,bsr and continue uutil tie last Of FEBRUARY
The Anatomicol Department will beopene
nd ready - receive Students by the First oil
october. The Medical departnentwin be IN
Ser the diroc tioA Of the following
PROFESSORS.
CONQUEST CROSS, M. D., Professor oi
,bo Tnr,ifv6s ef Medicine and Medical Jaris-
FREEMAN, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy,
r. s.. NEWTON,M. D., Professor OF Irgery
H. ]. HULCE, M. D., Professor CT Iheory
and Practice Of Medicine.
", BYRD POWELL, M. e., Professor OF
Physiology, Pathology MineraOlogy and
Geology pe
JsKING, y. D., Professor Of MOtoria, Medica
T. MILTON SANDERS, A, M, M. r., Pro-
Fsssor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
J.. A. WILSON, M, D., Professor Of Obste-
trics and diseases Women and Children.
cLnIoUE LECTURES
MvnnIyE-PRO OF. H ]. HULCE.
STRoERy-PROF. r. S. NEWTON,
y FREEMAN, M, D., Amaton ;al Demon
strator;
The fees for full course of Lectures amount
Each Professors Ticket, Sl5. Matriculator's
&5. Demonstrators Fee, 80 Graduation
$50. e.. ~
Those desiring further information will
nleaso address their letters (pOst -Paidl to the
bean: and students arriving in the City will
pleas eeall on him at the Commercial Hotel.
q r. S. NEWTON, M. ID.
fr Dean of the Faculty.
- LAW DEPARTMENT
HON f. W. M. KING, Professor OF Iheory
and rnPctice Of Law. :.
Hon. v. D. BARRY, Professor pfOommer
sial Jurisprudence.
TERMs--S5O per Session.
All communications pertaining 10 this de-
naFtment must be addressed to
- E. w. M. KING, Esq.
MRMrHIs, Tenn, Mrrch, 1850
n..r .....
Vhe FacultieV. for intellectual abilities NOR
.l worth and professional requirements, viii
eombare favorably with the most distinguish
aim onr country The medical faculty con-
s,itutes an aromaIy in this or any other
eonntrv. all of them ara able lecturers and
ne dest of teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographi-
cal position and the extent eff our PoPulution'
san have no hOubt as to the eiegiblilty OF our
.itnotion for an enterprise of the kind. As to
health, including all seasons of the year, we
Jenv that any other city has morse.
A common error exists in the minds OF
nanv students relative to the place ofstudying
medicine; those who intend practicing among
the diseases of the West and South shoald Ger
tainly educate themselves at a school whose
Faculty are particularly acquainted with those
diseases. a ~
That tho public may be satisfied of the per-
ranenev of this school, we feel it our duty to
tate. that the Trustees and Faculty form
5Efr in action, which augurs well for its future
success; and that the peculiar internal organi-
zation which connects them, cannot be inter-
ruPted. 80,
President of Memphis Institute
March SOth lS5O,-ll2-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
DaguerreotYp NTiniatures.

MESSRS, S, E.& L. K. SMITH, would
lVA respectfully inform the inhabitants of va
zoo city, and the surrounding country, that
they have just,returned from an absence of 8
months spent in visiting the principal galle-
ries at New York, Philadelphia, Boston, etc.,
in procuring the latest improvements, and
have now opened gallery at HOBSON'S
.HOTEL,for the purpose of executing likeness
es on an improved style. Working with our
Magnetic Butts, we are eHablad to take pic
lures in one-fourth the time thathas been Gus
tomary heretofore. By this Improvement we
will warrant the likeness Of any child. The
difficulty heretofore experienced In taking
likenesses of persons with weak or blue ewes
is entirely obvlated. These bluffs prevent
.dampness in rainy weather, which is the. de.
sired object that operators have long souqh
for, as perfect picture can be taken at al
times and in aay climate. Among onrsnumer
Gus specimens can be seen the Sweedisl
Nightingale s.eEss Eess ,ss.,,4 - s.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
AMBLE. G. SKATES
MARBLE YARD.
CHINA STREET URG
MISS.

MISS.
Z n addition to our stock, we have received
4 large lot of fItalian Marble, direct from Italy
eEblock and slab; also, the finest quality of Am
eIican. We have also large, varied and
splendid lot, finished off. ready for engraving.
h The finest quality of Monuments, Tombs,
Head and Foot Stones, of all sizes, Marble
Mantle Pieces, Caps and Sills for building,
Steps for doorwuys and everything in the Mar
BILE line.
Engraving done in the neotest manner, and
at the shortest notice.
We invite the people in need of such work
to call and examine for themselves. All or
ders promptly attended to.
Oct. I0-185O-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
HARDY HENDREN.

Long and favorably known as an efficient Pur-
chasing, Receiving and Forwarding Merch-
ant here, will have the control of our establish
ment on shore, and will give undivided atten.
tion to it. se
All orders for goods will be promptly execu.
ted, and bought at the lowest possible prices
and all goods, Cotton &c., received and for
warded at the lowest rates
PORTERFIELD & co
Vicksburg, Sep. 26-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
Tailoring.

THE undersigned would respectfully in
\ form the Public that they have located
ia YazOo city for the purpose Of carrying on.
J he Tailoring Business in the shop occupied
10y ]. ]. Clark, opposite the democrat Office.
on Main Street. We are now prepared to de
all work in the shortest notice, and inGarier to
none Ii the South
# VEALs6s PATTERSON
II INSEED OIL, Turpentine,, White Lead
IL Window Class and Sash large supply
Just received amp for sale is
oct. l0-1s5Q. LINK = HARRISO IN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
Call and settle

SHoPSHIRE & WDST have discontinued
0business :, in Yazoo City for the sprrsent.-
shropshire d Massey are authorized to settle
the business, and all persons indebted to them
VIII please call and settle their accouts imme
dialely as further Indulgence cannet be extep
oeq: SHROPSHIRE & WEST.
Yazoo Bity Aug. 2Ist l65O-93- if.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
PORTERFIELD & Go.
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS
AND COMMTSSION MERCHANTS,
VyTr,TyrnrYTr nHTCct

TN-IE undersigned have opened store on
Levee street and offer their services as
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants. They
will also soon have a good stock of Western
Produce of all kinds, which they will sell low
for cash or good paper.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
The Post Office

: ansnUo, removed to the Brick hsuss opposite .
~. Mail Arrangement.
! ne river mail arrives on Sundays Wednas-
uay ana Fridays at6 o'clock in the morning
ana ana closes, on the same days, half after ii :.
Inc land mail, arrives on Tuesdays, Thurs
Gays and saturdays half after IL O'clock
". and closes halfafter o'clock ia the evon -
ing. on same days. '''S s'eA-
8 Inc ofiee will be kept open on Sundavs
from to ~ O'clock, A. NJ, only.
Yazoo city, Deer IS, 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
Thomas y. white,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNARIES.
"a CANAL, ST. NEW ORLEANS.

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONARIES.
50 CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS.
Y eeps constantly on hand, and for sale on
M the most advantageous terms, an extern
sive assortment of Books, of every variety
ard description, and and in every depart
mtn' of Literature, Science and the Ar's.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM AND
,A HYMN BOOKS.
II very kind, and other religious and devo-
nsl works for al denominations Of Chris
20.
NEW LIcATINs-Received by the earli-
est eenveyances from all parts ofOf the Union.
PUm ~ IND PRIVATE L1BRAR1Es-Supplied
AZ the shortest notice, and on the most favora-
bleterms- as-.....-F
description. Also Colored; Glazed; Music;
Drawing; Tinted of oil cOloFs, etc, etc, etc.
BLANK BooKs--A full assortment, made Of
COED materials and in neat and substantial
manner. ~ m
FoR SoHoOrs--W Writing books Of superior
PAPER; pens; pencils; Rewards; ink; inkstands;
Rulers; etc, together with all the popular
school books now in use.
STATINARY-A great variety, embracing
almOst eAery article usually found in an ex-
tensiVe Bookstore. Also large assortment
Sf Fahck articles, al of which are offered at
wholesale or Retail, on as reasonable terms
aS they car be purchased at any Otle1 estab-
shment in. tl SnuthrOn cOnntFy. aeo4 q
eSTPareHtSb Teachers, and Traders from
this country viii find II to their interestto ex
dmine our stock and prices.
New Orleans. Dee ,23d Ie49-1y ". ..s1..
" - - - - -l-LA u. ~ +. taE4s4' .-
- va window Glass, 2 : 2
IN boxes - 70, % !. .. .... e'g ,,.-f l92 3o-- i
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

Bonnet and Timing
lR0NNETS Of every description, hands, m
- Trimmings for Bonnets and the Heado.
received. The Ladies are invited to exan1in
!. J. V. CAL DWELL
IYazOO city, Sept 70, ls5O,-48-- tt
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
Jenny Lfm6..

=
Ladies and gentlemena are invited to call
and examine specimens and sit for pictures.
We have variety Of fancy pins, = Locketts
and Frames constantly on hand, Cameras,
apparatus andiustTuctions furnished donTeas-
enable terms
n. B. Operators by f0fWeraihg US SO can
procure these magnetic buffs, with full diFec-
ons hoW.t use them, which We viii WarFan
. perform according to The above description
4gso Get SAsA issO.-7-6
81 81 Ia ~ o.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28


ana freshness of Youth Ladies, abandon the
use ofpnints and mixtures, ana use Bulls sar-
sapaFlila, the only eIIectuAl hremsdys ga
word 70 the wise is sufficient and a hints
enough :Or the Ladies' M s ~
BETTER TESTIMONY. -
Than has erer been offered in foror Of dny
Medtctne-Read the testimony Of DR.. Moore
Mr.. John Bal: u have no hesitation.frr say
Ing that believe your Sarsaparilla to be The
best article ever manufactured for the cure o
Scrotula, Syphilis, and many other CutanoOus
or Glannlar Affections, having used il with in-
Ire success in numbers of The above oases,
Louisville, Dec. 20, 1e47 i'm. MOORE.
More Testimony from Or, Moore. 1
Mf, John Bun: 1 am using your sarsaPar-
ilia in several new new cases of Scrofula, and
with happy effect. am now confident it is one
of the most eficaciOus medicine that can be
made for that disease. Yours.
m ]. NJ. MOORE.
Winchester, Ky, Feb ], '4s
From DR. L. p, YandeH, Professor Of Chemis-
try an the Louisville Medical Collage.
/ have looked over the listof Ingredients
comprising JOHN BULLS COMPOUND EX-
TRACT OF FSARSAPARILLA, and have no
hesitation in saying that they form safe com.
pound, and one that promises well in chronic
diseases, to which it is applicable.
Lou. June 6, 1913. l.. P. YANDELL. NJ. D.
From DR.. Py7cs, Physician By appointment
TO The Louisville Marine Hospital.
LOUISVILLE, March 20, 1649.
l have examined the preparation ofthe pre-
scrption of JOHN BULLS SARSAPARILLA
and believe the combination to be an excellent
one, and we'll calculated to produce an altern-
atvo impression on the system. have used il
both in public and private practiced, and think
it the best article ofsarsaparilla in use
NJ. PYLES. M. D,
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

OSI received a large assortment of Win
y dow Sash, of different sizes, Tor sale low
by ]. BLUNDFTT q &C 90 ~"
Yazoo city, Aug. 7-Is5O,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
iii 'S ARI[[k

= 81 ~ Essit ,iD In full quart bottles. and con-
1.ssns the strength ofSlX 4 In laS as much
5,,se Honduras SaFsapafilla as any SIMILAR
P9-o,,a rntfofl III AFnerica. Price one dollar
-, hottie of six boltlesfof FIVE doll6fsa 1e9 81
IL Inns been 4 well established fact for y }ars
a,st - that Sarsaparilla, when pure and proper.
r nropnred was the only true panacea for al
iisenses originating from an impure state Of
tbe blood, the use of mercury, intoxicating
drinks. evil hnbits IN youth, bnrrenness, &c.
We boldly assert that JOHN BULLS FLUID
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.fsthe the only
prenaration before the public that is prepared
IN strictly scientific principles and ofuhiform
strength, The Sarsuparilla is purchased with
ont regard to price, and every pound, before
heinz used, is subject to the strlctest chemical
tests. and its genuineness ascertained before
being used,
Bulls Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues
of several other valuable medical roots, to-
gether forming the best compound, and pro-
ducing The greatest curative agent in the known
tcorld! This medicine, when used according
to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Scrofula or Kings evil, Cansers, T umors, E.
ruptions of the skin, Erysipelos, Chronic,
Sore eyes, Ringworms or letters,
Scald head, rheumatism, Pains
in the bones, old Sores and
Ulcers, Swelling ofthe
Glands Syphilis,
Dyspepsia, Salt
Rheum Dis
eases of
the
Kidneys,
Loss of app
elite, Diseases ar
ising from the use of
Mercury, Pain in the Side
ana Shoulders, General debility,
Dropsy, Lum61go, Iaundice, Costive-
ness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, Weakness Of the Chest, Pulmonary
Affections, and all other diseases tending to
produce -
CONSUPTION,
Liver Complaint, Female Irregularities and
complaints, Sick and Nervous headache, Low
spirits, Night sweats, Exposure or Tmprudence
in Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, and
a spring and summer drink and general
tonic for the system and gentle and pleasant
purgative, far superior to Blue Lick or Cong
ress water, salts, or Sedletz powders!
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
=. o. e .la.IB. WILKINSON.
YAZOO CITY, MIssIsslFPI,

= 4ALOO. OI1 q NIIsotssltttl =
M LII practice Law ia partnership n u
~ the Courts at lac son, and in the Courts
q fhs sth Judicial District except the Probate
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
Notice.

.THE Court House and Jail at Benton, wi
besold for cash TO the highest bid'ler. OF
Monday, the llth,day Of November, 1850, OF
the premises, In Lots to suit purchasers.
y BY order Of the Board,
eeo. ss JAMES II. BELL, Clerk,
/. ,-.se. ~ 81 essla..za Beard Ply. c.
YazOo city, Sept l2, 165O.-42-9t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

10 very kind, and other religious and deVo-
nal works for an denominations Of Chris
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

HYMN BOOKS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
TuE wuIG CONVENTION.

C.,oin Whin prints are making themselves merry al what
they Imagine BIZ irrcparabie isnaS IN "t
10 This is comical dCusiun, but one which may PoSea
,o 10 the innocent souls who subject 10 H. 10 oas"
~,.raron of success upon the divisions OF The enety Is
confes sion of weakness This is precisely wlat le wing
portv hsyc ever dome conquest gained oy superior o
ss i what in their pIoudes days, they durst hol att"'
b bey have always relied upon their characteristic gun
ming in lonenng divisions IN 'hs Dtioc.aI =; ,h
any BODY assert that there were dScofds ana o's!'' IA
Staunron Convention The assertion Is groinuess ouch
enthusia site unanimity never seen feiHa!s ie do
and suhmis.iyc snIrt of the Charlottesville Convention ~
mi manifested but so cheerful acquesccncc IN 'e vi" o
tho majority could be expected only o! the Democratic par
- Whi, paners are contrasting the proceedings o! Inc
Saun,Dn and Charlottesville Conventions, IL o's ~, "s
rnta the ,scord Uf Democracy anu the hifin my ~
~ Nnw we happen ID k:low something! OF ms Shsti"es
Vile Convention, and we assure inc puohci I''I ,'
erly tame nspid cold ftlcss a;tI!r was never seen
nnt Col Eondurant OF Buckingham and Coi bollins o
tersbnTn there was not big man IN the oodv
dersa,c 10 the Convention assured Us hat such i'pp
,nt otsmo,s at speaking positively ds2acciu u!
no,yv standing the Demand mere was I''t ht'e
The market and that Of the snail beer md Inc COZ.
Iva h.,v.,n ne Stanton and charlottesville CnnfeI"h
shadows the final result oi .i7 c9u!rst A. o''e
VILE naput la ndrcd delegates were In Attendance: p.'cl
liz from the adjacent counties. In tue Dtnocrat"; Coh
rn;on hcr. were fou. huadcd and thirty celeaaes iron
nrn hnndrrJ and Twelve counties and owns. lhe Char
Iotesyie caucus met merty 10 register the e''c- VI y!
mann c;ur CLIQUE of the Wing party IL me otinhto.! C
yeni;9n Was wtneFg,d faiE and free expression oi te WI"
nn D4n1cracy n tile State. Among ihc Deinocac! thel
s 10 the othe, nomnaons because Q! the huosr Oh EN-
ren and meTilorous in the party but IN t.!c "i
no,;y Gro W Summers the Triton o! the u!anoWs,
he was alone and there none Other ocsde MN.
Al tanui!,er time we will call atlentloh ~ iesoa' i
III bv the CaIlotes Vile skeleton Of Cvn"ca1n aho VI
t tr ncop know something 0f The history o! us nom
/ ns Th developments will he startling at eas 10 III
eecliun Of Virginia. Petersburg Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

\ BALLOON MISUNDERSTANDING Adrenture.-A
balloon exploded in the air London Monday the Sh
Three persons were in it; one of them gives the following
account Of the affair in the Times
We ascendcd steadily and proceeded with moderate speed
towards the river in suuhwescrny direction. Mr. Cham
hers the person who permitted by Mr. Bell 10 become
M in pro tenn Of the lives Of three persons was nuv
ynp llans and cutting away sono coilca isues VI pa
nor tiaced 10 the car. and admnr Inc "ohdtflu
onoan MA beneath me- when heard report like that OF
ke abo sc my head and Immediately exclaimed taL .ere
vas rent in the balloon assertion denleu Oy MI Ch'i'
bcrs who had got by h. me among the netting anu ota
q! s 10 throw ballast, notwithstanding which we &C
cndri with fearful vcOcitythe houses churches ana cus
bnnroh MS getting nearer and nearer every second.
ycla,nat!ons of Wrre all rght hall hoping haii oes
D,rng broke from followed by an u'"u; cry ifo one Of
n. nj least of "I's all up with u.s. lhen Sir, we hree
men in the car stared death in the face Tor some ior
nns ,i!e Chambers ian old man, but as brave as nom
had cl The chords attaching the neck oil the oaioon 10 Tue
Noon the consequence of which that the whole SILK lie
M 10 the TOP Of the netting, and formed parachute
We were then steady for moment-then oscillae., "a
proof ni comparative sacty)-he went down. down agaln
With frinhtf force. Certain death was now Deore us ou
not one of us lost presence OF mind, lou2h "ao '"' 's
sGbcst hone of escape; Mr.. Chambers was cney cam
and collected. We cut away the grapne lhc" OUT mos'
ballast (bags and ALL on par and descended win con
cn,scn not nearly SO severe as expected in marketga
dcner's field. ,,,,
fell on Mr. Gardiner, SIR Chambers, Jr, on me, thret
bavs of ballast on him, and the over us all; WINE '
:s;lo who had weahcred tho Storm" was thrown win con
siderable violence IRON among The codage around the hoop
where he had been standing SO much Tor the accloeh IT,
s.f The cause think lies in nut shell ana am o.f
l., alludc to it, since argues want OF psudehce on e
par of tho person who by his presence oi nino saved u
lives subsequently. When We ascenoeo, 1c net" y. '
balloon was tied round with silk han.crchie On clearing
the On rth the balloon ascended 10 higher anu tun no'
raried atmosphere atmospheric pressure became less
The gas expanded rapidly; and Inc balloon ouIs'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
From tho Portland Eastern Argus. Oct I
f,I,S-f-D Crfy,I,1vC q 7 l-'I"TER

We mentioned Iay or TWO since that Gen. Scott Iad
written better 10 somebody in Pennsysanla, derIhlnS 70
give his opinions the great questions of the day The
letter itself is remarkable that deem It worm while IL
! place II OF record in our columns:
have received ynur letter arRcl comieta which
als*f n0Ins the error npprmg IL be nty before III"
country anae the presidency: F"u proceed 10 III
!r',; y a;. leria shat, probably only have
wax candidate the rc!cncy through the national c"avenan
@ that be the nominee by the Iorie q the u'o;,
"I iar:ia'Iyo; arsc masses OF my c'GmtyIsn-
kncwu Tonht idle attempt supply The deficient n!or
nation ny professions OF wisdom AMI virtue nae Tor the
AnIsoo;!etns @ qneriss mus. 90 on and
"oai inevitably follow. III. disgust OF tie public
aeg erission close This acknowledgment o you. letter By
''S''' S''1' '>''' WINFIELD SCOTT
add that write and say nothing On pubic subjects
which am unwilling published.
The General has mercy the English language
than upon the enemy in the heat OF battle. We wonder
a "hie he was pennng the above The ghost OF Lndiey
Murray had not appeared and called for quarter"
lie talks OF snefe paper professions OF wisdom and viz
tne and declines furnishing them his correspondent We
doubt however, whether honest, straightforward manly
expression OF opinion upon the various exciting topics of
IN. day. and upon which the great parties divided
would have been particularly hcinous offence. Time
when Gen. Scott hrd penchdnt for writing Ills pom
was ready at minutes warning upon any SUBJECT But lie
has burned his fingers often with 'hnsty plates Of SOUP"
that we presume he has determined hereafter to keep sen
or-whch is more keiysuc men Seward having taken
him in Keeping, ant knowing his sakiness hnve ordered
him 10 be num- Very likely it is renewal Of the commit
tccShp that Gagged poor old General Harrison.
Ihee Is but step from the sublime the ridiculous
and General Scott has tuken that step.
"Gensra," writes correspondent "lhe compromise
vita! to the peace of the Union you
dae for the presidency, will you say what your opinion Of
those isl"
mo, sil, responds the General "Look TO my character
or principles"
'Wel will yon be good enough tell what you think
Of the tive law or the ari2 You see General
know for 1nha. well as for nO vote. Neither
your past Character principles enghten thcse
points"
slr cOu-ai :- sundry objections, shall answer no.
thing"
This game Of stupidity has been played by wo "hg gen.
erals with success, and third thlss lie win IN The
same way. He will find himself mistaken
He shows excellent good sense BY the wa?, in one par
agap for he says if he to The queries put to
him. would be 40 the disgust Of the public" We have not
the slightest doubt of il.
His postscript is magnanmous. Having declined saying
any thng he bodl: asows that he ia perfectly willing 10
have what he writes and says published! ExQuisi:c
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InIPOBTANT NT SALE OF LANDS, SI.A Es, &C.


IlIPOHTANT SALE OF LANDS, sI.A = Es, &C.
rHNIIE the of the late William Nelson
Mecklcnburg offered The tract lies
rivers and about 100 Of which
grounds between and 800 timber About
the low grounds lie between Dan and Staunnn anu
s,itute part of what known Neuns lsaEd" The high
lands Of excellent quality the timber abundant and
the low grounds OF unsurpassed fertility and less subject % damage
from high water Than the rvernut having received he
slightest injury from the recent floods.
The extensive, convenient anu almost ene
consisting large dwelling house OF BRICK containing or
10 and finished in the best syeuains gTae saIes ao
all abundance and the best dcscr
dwelling nearly the whole oi the ou-hoses
have been built within the last years.
This has attractions, and collnes rs many acF
Virginia The residence high anu healhy COM
manng unbroErn of the and beautiful estates along
and below II is situated within lew
ourisng Clarksyilc excellent market 10
within OF lwo irge nahhac.
turing mills and mites of the uoe Springs the most
and delightful OF the mountains III virginia
other peculiar this estate will be seen even
by u casual observation.
privately BEFORE the sh day OF October The estate
will be offered publicly the premises, at WHICH ue WI" uo
also sold 80 and 30 likely slaves together win all me per
isabe property belonging the The TILE 10 Inc la1 u
doubted will be sold By Of the heirs VINO are ol age
and under decree Of the Court the Infants ;,
For the the sale apply TO the udefsshe WIN WI"
himself and the others Interested III the estate
Aug. l3-cttsOc WooDsoN noEhho' ,
R1- rPONEMEST-The sale Of the property advertised
,hnvab b,uhn fha)ll ,laV q