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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

FEMALE DREss.-for woman in this
age OF the world, and especially in this
country of boosted repubicanism, to con-
tinue SO far a Siave to fashion, as to 60
with her chest confined with hooks, stays,
and whalebone-a load of quilts, TO the a.
mount of fifteen or twenty pounds, htched
around the middle Ofthe body, and skirts
SO long as to drag on the floor or side walk,
at every steps not only ridiculous as a
matter of taste, but in the highest degree
criminal, as tending to serious extent
to destroy human health and happiness.
But, in getting rid of cumbersome quilts
and dragging skirts, il is by no means nee
essary to initiate barbarians or some bar
barians by eating the latter of above the
knee. The skirt might and shonH be made
to swing about four inches clear from the
ground, in the act Of walking, which would
in no wise diminish either its gracetulness
or modesty; all heavy quilts should either
be dispensed with, or supported by straps
over the shoulders, instead of hanging their
whole weight in such way as to injure
important internal organs; and the waist
should always be fitted loosely over the
natural form of the chest, somewhat after
the fashion of the ladies' wrapper, gathered
closely, not tightly, around the lower part
of tee chest by simple belt.
Any woman Of taste and independence
can easily get up dress on the foregoing
principles, combining all the qualities OF
ease, comfort, freedom, heal.hiulness and
genuine beauty. 1t would not, and should
not be a Partisan Turkish, or Sioux, but q
true American dress And whoever will
get up such dress, and put it on, not il
the twilight of evening. or on some holida!
tor the mere purpose of attracting the
eyes of street loungers, or making them.
selves ephemeral heroines, but for indePen
dent every day use, will soon find follow
ers; and will be instrumental in doin'
more for the comfort and happiness OF til
human race than half of the phian thropist
and reformers of the age ombned.-Pitts
field Free Press.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

A Green RosE.-Ws recently noticed the
production Of a blue rose 1t Paris by artificial
crossings. Tho Raleigh en- c. Register, in
copying our notice, says:
Caroline, which, though not the creature Of sci
sncs, 10 sufficiently known in parts Of this
State to claim rank with the above floral nov.
elites. The rose il identical with the common
daily, except in color, the variation in which
10 supposed to have been produced by the aco-
dental intsrmingling of the roots of the rose tree
with those o:ths common sumaoh. The pscu
liari,iss of the new varieties are perpstuated BY
cutting or otherwise. II 10 quite common in
the county Of Baden, and soma few specimen
exit in the town Of Fayetteville"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
The Cr0ps.

In Northern Missouri and Southern Iowa, ~,
as far as the tier Of counties west Of Muscatine,
the wheat crop. particularly fall wheat, is more
or less injured by rust, &c., and not half crop
will be realized. We learn, however, that in
this county, Scott, Cedar, Clinton, Linn Ben.
ton, johnson. Iowa, aid the North OF the State
generally, the wheat crop promises at leas. the
usual yield. The corn crop looks a little vel.
low.- Mu,catine ENQUIRER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

~ We call attention TO the Prices Current of L. L
Birmingham Sons, in another column. These prices
will be altered from time to time, as they will be gov
erned by the rise and fall in tina st. Louis market
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
HANNIBAL MARKET.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
Wednesday Evening, August 8, 1851.
Sides per ID 7la71
shoulders per ID 5la5l
" Hams perlb 6Aai
Lard No per ID 6ls7i
-" Inferior per Id 4a5
Butter per ID 10 q iOI
Eggs per dozen Ga 81
Flour per Dbl 400a45O
Meal per bus So
per bus SO.
Onions per bus on
ToBACCO-leaf per ID 4a6
Manufactured RAGS
HEMp-Dew Rotted per cwt s25a35O
HAY-Per 100 lbs 25 az
i BEhSw AN-Per 10 20a2i
Green per b r. u a
partnerships Geese per ID "a
Inferior and mix ed per ID 20a25
FRUlr-Dried Apples per bus 1875
Dried Peaches per bus $50
Green Apples per bus 1875
GROCERlES-Sugarp per ID san
Coffee per ID iOl -!
Moasses N. o. per gal sal AZ
S. II. per gal Asa 50
Pepper per 10 10all
Allspice pcrlb 1874 IS
Wa'sky per gal 20 20
"'ndo" Glass per box sSlo .1
Raisins per boy sso.s 50
Salt per sack 100
Salt per bus 37i
Rice per ID 5l.6
Cheese perlb Ia 10
Candy per box 3OOa 400
GRAlN-Wheat per bus 50 q 70
CornPe bus 80 q Is
Oats per bus l9a 20
Beans per bus 20
SEEDS-Flaxseed per bus li5ai 80
Timothy per bus 200
Blue Grass per bus '5alOO
Cloverseed per bus 500
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

1.-THE country papers. says the Cincinnati
Gazette, oil say that the wheat crop was never
better than il Is now, at this season. The crop
of wheat in Ohio, in 1850, was 30, 600 600 Of
bushels.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
Dissolution.

TINHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
l. name and firm Of Jas A. Quarles, & Co.. is this
day dissolved by mutual conselt II. Wickersham ii
alone authorized TO settle and adjust the business Of the
same. JAS. a. QUARLES.
augi.3t II. WICKERSHAM.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

New ORLEANS, July 26.
The Cuba Intelligence has produced grea,
excitement. Gen. Lopez is reported abou, star.
ting to take command.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
CINCINNATI, july 90.

CISciSSArI, July 20.
Two parties fyoung men are forming for Gu.
ba under Capt Robinson, who was concerned
in the late Cuban invasion. They will leave to.
morrow for the South.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

D. u. MORGAN c. NJ. M'cLUKG.
MORGAN, McLUNG, 4 CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS,
ll5, Main street, 81. Louis, yVissouri.
MI ORGAN, MCLUNG,& co. will have really fos
wi exhibition by Isl Septe mber, the most extensive
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, they have
ever offered in ST. Louis II 10 unnecessary specify
goods quantities or prices but their stock will embrace
every article Of French German, British or American
manufacture which the necessities Of the trade require.
Especial attention has been devoted 10 the selection of
ladies' dress goods and merchants visiting this city may
rely upon an assortment equal TO any in the Union -
They intend that the extent and elegance Of their stock
shall hereafter command the attention Of merchants Wis.
i,ing 81. Louis, and they will olligate Themselves to
sell goods as low a. they be borg from New York
or Philadelphia. They will duplicate any bills viii Oh
may be made in the Eastern cities, adding only the
cost Of transportation, &c.
To cash or punctual dealers, Snnsual inducements
will be offered, aud all they ask that their stock may
be examined to convince merchants Of the foregoing
facts. au75w
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NANNY & WELD.
NO. l56, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,

NO. 1885, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
ARE comprising
We have quality goods
able offer before
Having
please those who good articles and sell
or good
Below ate a w o the leading aricle
from 6toi Iand9t cali nikp Brogs,
IN Ion lrs, do,
I "S.a s Boots double '"e6 s" c1 ms do DO DO
m iBUgu
do KIP WoMENS and split lace
II
Denado ihesOeiB osas, Ind, 's'' ~ " ~
hd III pun o lie nd bskn
dl SIIpeu,
Il imp al
nd am goa Aanniin Boots.
CHLDRENS
OVElSIIOLS AND RUBBERS.
fine eirs soss&b nhis,
Do,d usspihS dob o.ndBu
Do hchr bbr do oheE fancy hoeSha -
find
NANNY & WELD
I5G Main ST, Louis, Mo, and 81 Pearl Boston, Mass
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07
Dfr0,

Dfr1,
In this city, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst JOHN NJ
son of J. q. and Mary TONCRAY.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-07

| Fractions OF ounces are rated as one ounce.
An ordinary sized newspaper weighs over an
ounce, and Of course is rated a. two ounces in
the above table.
A transient paper from this to New York
city must DO prepaid cents.-Quincy Wing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
DAGGER'S SPRINGS.

DAGGER'S SPR1NGS.
'BHIiS delightful WATERING PLACE situated IN tne county
mediate leading ynchburg TO the White sulphur NO"
open for the reception OF visitors liza. ., j..
forms oI Gsease
nvgoraiin effects feeble and aeoats pe'so
title 10 the special who visit the Mountains 10,
heu III, whilst scenery by which u suroundeo a
variety that offered may Justly Claim pass
ING those who search OF pleasure ,,,,
walk the Springs Is the nagnIceht IA ~
a heen ies'r' nHu!
classes vahs be surpassed In this country me ac
ample and the lab''b
the land affords,
IN helr
usty
The grounds adjoining abound with all kinds OF game, ami inc
fish The ball large anu
Musicians attendance their profession The En-
been spared this place worthy the patronage
| The public.
The Stages are running Natural Bridge and will
making the lynchbure the
springs distance OF 80 miles, in ay line OF Stages will
connect which will direct the White Sulphur As the
al thereof
rous pleasing but hopes make such
IN upon who him with call that they Will be-
ind iced visit All lie asks trial. both III regard 10
himself His charges moderate than at
similar establishment IN the Mountains lhey are NJ "ows
Adults by the week 81 wv
= pcrmonth :, ,N
For horse per week =, 81
month ~ W
Chiirenand half price Other charges IN proportion
An uralvsis made by Professor Rogers in
1885 , c.,,.. ~ ca, ,,
StIp OF Soda Snpha OF Soda Clio.
I r Sodum Carbonate Pa Oxide at lron Slecan
Organic containing Chloride ni Potassium AMI Nj.
roren Carbonate Lime, and Carbonate {" Ammonia,
r,c 80, S;irosrn p. a. HATCHER.
lima 0--rv6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
WI oERSONS WISHING TO MAKE IS'ES
~ uEST IN LAND AND NEGROES,
ro UyDERTAISERS.

bSrRStAST reciprocal orders OF The court our" IT'S .,
viii proposals unit The n ay "i s; s'., a.
.i,cr G The euiin. "iIcvilis Bridge across al'aoA
pyrr The plan and specifications are as Hollow, ~ ''h h
rnrs TO exe feet from present anu 10 w o @
,b,n the bridge pillar IN The centre w! is
h abnye low mark by fifteen feet At the on W
lren lie. Al TOP well all sides and rounded IN hr l
n ussels M cnd thirty feet from abumeh'a TWO
srepers inches each stretch each seven by fourteen eS &
usscls: gaIu%ses ~ 'ee '"
rom usses TO pillar The rtsreso De i"ec ~.
wh streichcr s!ecIrr-
In Isscs To inches the sieepr's n rus n "
20 ,,r IN br inches All TIE SEE NC :"
- nn.. ,, ganwses oi hear, line same "'"''os '
80 % bc nr.,rnt bridge The flooring OF the bisc 10 ne % eal
; ,"n and half thick. The undertaken TO nave Tue H"a
hn in the old gallowses -, 49,, ,;.,
n. undertaken can free OF charge :... ,.,,
The undertaken will be required 10 give pohu anu ~
he ridse in good repair the Of SIX years from w a'
.,n~ received bids will be opened aid tccde upon a. ~
ril5e nm the first day al July next, at 10 Clock
Tn. prn posals must be III writing under seal.
mssocrs either one oil ,ef anu eh.9'S rIIWE ar
Icvi's Bridge - nv r. =, xki< SLIP
TII0S O BIASKINSIlIP
WILLIAM H. WILSON,
SPENCER. 4. MANN,
ALBERT BRANCH
,,, Commissioned
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'.1cry DoLLARs REWARD.

g.,E above reward nifty dollars will be Pat 10, m M
VIZ "a delivery 10 me OF servant BONhfah r.
- ,,,;nn nm the 10Th II il believed that me :'.i ~ wa
70 pass himself for white person anu get s, b,
a 10 mncnmmony bright has light and near w. "a
and has be frequently tlx,n FRA white pers" 9TH ' nneh s
years VI ubsp Infused Carried with hltn pam VI ha' "
p h % an old cohco. ab ea,-ine q" e Ir ' M,
, r,h,nr moi rccnIecei. The above re"an w" m ;, from
o.e af said boy more IN ~ I"ry'"' "' ~
ny nan,u,ion and $40 taken under ihas SCOTT
11ou,,,.vis ,bcmare June li-c3w; ,rs ,,a so-
~ Tn. pusbur Daily' will please insert afe' " a ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
TT>g;IZEEWS OFFICE ). 5. RAILROAD co.
PETERSBURG, VA, MAY q, ISL.
To CONTRACTORS.

viii he received the Engineers Office south sue
n Petersburg Va. until the ost OF July nex, LOT ''
Mr;nn of Appomattox Bridge, TO be erected near
In S will be abou, % feet long and 81 feet hsA " eo"'
n uoniro resting abu'ments ana NV
The n,ers will brick Stole, TO be Ehheu a'
the proposals ,,:, .., ,hc ..e NJ the Bridge
The proposal may DE made for the structure r" Brick,
,-or ,tems of work and VIZ Masonry -
hsr wortmanshp of LAYING and workmanship OF ="
Security viii, be required the fuihrnerts OF ' o
will he necessary thai each pr"osa De IT,, M @ ro
Responsible person VI fs''' C. o. SANFORD,
Enripear Side RailtoaL
LII I'll T.lsl'eei :. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Srw NOTE UPON woRCEsTER's

XIV FL NOS
~ >,,I o,s lveu,ns Post. April l2lh, lS3l.l
Ft'Er IT pANOSA country correspondent, writes s n
50 his letter. Il glad I" see III the papers ire
The .. a rs o. rrca, ssVisacIon mus
I So n. oe "f ri il in ny paror las, summer, said lnneIi
:tns,e.'" No ,ne of Wcrtcsers, Tor no ono h'Ae' ~
= ike MN ,,,h notice is copied from ''S'r'ni's Mnsica
ne ~. w. Nh March S:h. !S'i :, H.. Factory o
.r EN PIP .,nn s;uarc Piano Forte, (rice stA"
';'tt, 81 excellence 81 tone anu nrha rvs ,escrip or
"a ~ ~, have ever seen. we ~ 's, ,,,ent Will convey
Sn'ws "" one hall OF Webstcr's dictionary, we si.e
isa ~ IN The factory where MT Weicesle ~
( t!s"" will no doGbt be ga" 10 'A''''' "
In less costly escrirons OF riaHWS ,ncn and du
at STtR are Narrated 10 pc e'ual ~ finished nsru.
!: "''. me more claborhic'F Car c" az" e
~" r,d The above h"'ioe ,,t,,v irlad, ranging in
v r,pc, instruments, ,,n,,. ami war.
90 sIGtO. vii! DC ordered ''' any
Il cr,men ranging in prce from So SHou
v: "a" ,,,u Rosewood cases III te a. amateurs
y'rs: which We '" MORRIS II BROTHER,
. HG9!'c ,cen,s ard dealers in Books ana S-...He.s
wnL----'- GUITARS AND MELoDE 800.
cc''ianmE mmmiacor,s Messrs. a
rmn" Forte m r pulhal New York ,osc which vii,
s:rIIacs "t'' & r-c selected and chosen "nt o. iafss
>r mae y ",r .,t. tones, eesani Workmanship anu
NJ strength. .r,r.;. arr GRABBED TO offer these in
purchasing 10! cash ", he Aa where Norm Vi soulh
S;s r,r ~. a" a. x,,I,,l !cl.t. nom '' "'''
yI and cri:t Na" designed substitutes for or
al ,p.i Tor III snA.. VI Nv n,rv churches
AZ, t:cualiy suitable vt ,ry performer Oh the
- Sf:nns no, readily h pcr.ec, shor,
F."' ,,:r prices them are inc sa''' "
~ SO :" wr promptly. an! orders for eithef OF me
secs OF lnst; Books Saoaey and Music a''ehcea 10 US
= Il. j, IS the purchasers "e's NASH s. woopHoUSE,
$50 Main street. Richmond, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
THE WATERING PLACES.
THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA,

THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
RHTlI June They stu.
w a,ed on the Rappahannock tnow navIgabe thirty
miles above Fredericksburg and fifty nearly due vest om Aexa
drn.
No pains have spared the attractions of the place
pamphlet the sngclow,
shows beyond aqucsion the healing qualities Of this water III ms
diseasesdysprsa dropsy lie had sen! the previous
here, and a sitting examination OF lie de
s the cases repeatedly him. aud he Of opinion that tho extra
the greater alurenien,s fashionable life.
The Railroad Alexandria rapidly approaching these Springs
and will soon make the delightful one from that city an, al
north o IT, In The stages tr weekly from Wash
ingcn and will be duly alter list July daily line OF stages wl b.
by Mr. Quisenberry from fredericksburg after the s
III the mean time he engages send all assensc at Tue
ia1s (s3J as they may presentth themselves. ,o,.
ending ocober SIS three nons $50 for two months
I Tor SIS for weeks $40 for ons g s 81 uns
Y years half price No change for children under
May 2s-c2m superintendent
RED WEET SPRINGS, Allegheny County, Na.
tNE undersigned would inform the public that they We become
the Toprieors well known Springs,
managed by r. Sampson Esq They have much
made improvements 10 their buildings and on! grounds
and prepared entertain in the most approved stye much
These Springs Old Sweet, sixteen from
the White Sulphur Springs daily lines OF
stages Springs differing in their
Rodents varying Ia their temperature from a S0neg Fab
Springs waters tonic apvrent-wes
eel OF debility especially delicate females also rheuma
s affections and CHRONIC diseases Of tho stomach liver
Spleen Recr;o Bel on Baths and Mineral Waters, and
10 Burke on tho Mineral Springs Of Virginia"
The buildings laid and fine and the
furnished with including fire places
attached the buildings is reading which will be supplied
premises will found Billiard Rooms Pin Alleys and Bath
tIousesevery thing in fine render The Red Sweet
The turnpike running through the valley affords Of The
delightful rides the Beaver Dam Fa. the OF which
is acknowledged 10 be unsurpassed in the mountains
The Horses and Bueses for the accom-
mediation Of visitors ned neither labor or ex'
Nav i4 se-srl '' '' HAS GATEwoop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
n,:siErSKs. CARPET BAGS, &c

.,.o,,S TRUNKS, CARPET B-A@s' &C.
Bppi9' - ~,..,ylur v.Ty senria. assortment VI Sy-A
ii "",,.,Ts .Sit,ES TRUNKS. CARPET bA"S' ~
" hp,' fisr:ye< suitable ior the SUMMER wear szr5a>
';t-h Aaa ~ :,i rps;,rrrs and others In want q"
NsAss Stn,S ami TrnuaS. give us 4 can We To- y
ia 49, ,.ul,,ul STYLES that cannot De 'uhu III an! nv
Eli w.. ~ Kc;in,ni and We viii sell Them very ''" "
"a .Sal.:Gsat Will be 'or;lt .Ir n..'""7 ""
sA1' aS FOR LADIES
,,..;,,l -r,nrcd Cater Boots, different co!ofS
D. 49, KICK mv,r do do thick and thin soes
~. vine S,.,n an. white Kid Slippers
~, t,aUUul tTHghe slippers
-; 80. rc,uc! Morocco aud Md Shippers
~ Trr French Morocco and Md Ties
n, CO. N,nccr and kldJ-any Linus
~ t,. 10 Na.Sin: Shoes ;,
~, tgr Sa.iSs!a W"iSn! SEoes tso""'
Do DIess >iIErf' -;. ,;1.rs,, co,,rs
~ would say ladies that II iey want S"es 1aa' are ie
N'a'' FOR GENTLEMEN.
!, d.. t..reu. ane dress bouts, Mi;es make, (e2'sa)
IL, .ar pgfp e Cal Boots
-, Lnc Gil boots
-, nae Calf !;rus At Sand 81
:, ls.t sur:.tr Seal Boots III So 81 and So
T.; patent ica :he Shoe<, high and low quarters
~ Cun.r.>s io IL. different styles
IN ne L shoes
.ae Ia sat ana nice
+ q. Roots, Shoes and Pu9ps. rcty nicc
w. TRUNKS AND BAGS.
- ARE assortment Of very superior Travelling Trunks
artei ErG.ls! OF Sole Leather, anu Win neat
s slzes for LADIES' framed Trunks made out Of
~ -. .!sr.
: -, la!es' Ronne, boxes
Us.Fai sizes seGtenrn's hand Trunks
iogei BAGS IN great variety.
al :. caeap as similar artlccs purchased any wheTs
PIISEi WATTS.
"a. Dealers in Roots. ShocS Trunks &c ll3 Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

GOLD NINE
UCK'S OFFICE Pearl Street. few doors above the A'hah'o'
IL Hotel. ,.-,
Splendid Lotteries for June, 1851.
Grand Lottery Ctss t. 20 ne drawna' VA on
saturday June DIST IS II irawn Grand Capitals p2e
Of $40 600 1881 6GD 1000 lot OF UO 100 OF 800 SC Tickets
Sssouehanna LOTTERY CIa.ss drawn aimee on We'd
n.sIav June 35th IS - drawn Capitals! s3DU0, NWo
10 NEi 5l of l0rj Tickets 0 halves .; quarters
30 ...., :. , ,,.>.- se,,,,
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR JiNE 18TH!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class o. 10 be drawn at BALTIMORE
Saturday. 25h IS N"s Il lfawn Grand CAPITALS l-e
Of 1900. 5tU0 200 OF 1000 Tickets s- ha's"
10: quarters o package a" Nholrs s'o"
Lotteries draw Mon la!s anc ~
vs Dollar Lotteries draw on Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
ana FRIDAY Sales In small Lotteries half O'clock
NJ large Lotteries close AT hall past D. LlIr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
"A s'hLS !A ~. ~ rISoi,Hy , = - Enp s.I r
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE cuLPEpEl

ErURSIAST 10 decree Of The CuIperer
nndnr between Jno Gordon guardian OF Ann J. Gordon Fanny
r Gordon Lucy T. Gordm lalnlt and The sa! ANA Gol"H,
Fanny Gordon Lucy T. Gordon Larsln Wills ana Mar: ms
and others. cfcndants the Undersigned as tonW"S ~
he said s1 will p p 5 Wss ns at v Gs s on e.
waL H. Gordon the county OF CuIreper the following kra ~
s The tract land called Western View. conanlHs ahoG
61 acres Thisan1 lI!sa on NE Hn' An" S@; a
ancc the line the Alexandria and oranc Railroad ga w
Esq., CAPT Geo Waiarc DR. walker ard o's. and s!la
ted in eahy and es'Tahe a 81 The c"n'r Ihsra az So
wd land near the dwelling balance Of the land Is clear
ed and good order for cultivation Ihls itna has Oh ~
ID The ,ae a" land near the containing about
32i about half OF which s cleared am Tue
3D. of land hai mile from the last named containing
three having saw Mn on II n good repa,r r I,,os
eth Que seventh part of lrac! OF ilni containing 80
h About seven eighhs Of OF mhercd land LHnS IN
Orange county being an undivided I"!eres ns ": M w
the purchase money paid four equal inamens WIN inter
cst ON day of sale 10 he secured by bonds VIA
security the legal title 10 the land to be fcianeu as
curly and the purchaser have tie privilege OF paying N each ~
hrs , Testament OF al! p'''" JOHN A. GORDON. Com
70 PERSONS WISHING TO MAKE INVEST
MEST II ri EA San ASI SEGEon aSler,snea eos
u hi. native S'ae vrs", p pr. 10
his whole Interest re- ss, n lesn t so s eao
states viz: ake OF Alabama lhS hu'nGi ~ 81
which are now in cultivation The balance is heaS,y inIsr am
esy OF This are nGy nrL % c Of the very best
airy and The location very healthy being on the i'e mug.
the former 'lstt' '"tH
,Ies the later sixteen The society IN the immediate @ o.
I'm, choicest kind, composed of the better class :" settlers
he old and Intelligence Tue society OF me
Zane Break 81 be surpassed , ,;, ,,t, ;, ,
% tho uIanuon are negroes. old and young, which with i.
Turning nesla the subscriber oilers Tor SAFE h"
with tho land The dwelling house negro cabins s h"uss a
nu; houses good order There are ouf ar
we'll. conveniently situated different parts OF the Plantation
which afford plentiful supply OF water o tue very pes A
TEEMs-Onc sixth cash. the remainder IN hvc ea "h'" III
ments all satisfactorily secured. 80 .r;.,,,,.;,.
'",s ., om.r .Iiress WIN 4 CHRISTIAN,
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