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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

New CouNTERFBlT. The Baltimore Sun
states that new counlerfeit ten dollar bills
on the State Bank Of Ohio,' have been de.
lected in 'hO! CITY. The engraving is re,
markably we'll done, as we'll as the filling up,
and they have none Of the stiff appearance
in any resPocl, which isthe general charac.
'eris'ic Of inflated bills. Judgment and
caution are required to detect them, On
holding to the Iighuhey have pale appear.
ance, the paper is quite thin and Transparent.
and the red engraving on The back is not SO
dark as that Of The genuine issues. ;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26


The JUG WITH THE Borrow OUT,-In
one of DR.. Tyng's travels he had me, with
an emigrant journeying with his family 10
the fertile regions beyond the Mississippi.
He had all his worldly goods packed on
wagons, and on one wagon there hung a
huge jug with the bouom knocked ouI. He
asked MIN why he carried that with him.
Why said he, that's my Taylcr Jug
And wha. is a Taylor jug q asked my
friend. Why's said he, 4 had a son with
General Taylor's army in Mexico, and the
old General always told him to carry his
whisky jug with a hole in the bottom, and
since 'ha. have carried my jug as you see
il, and / find it The best invention ever me-,
with. r.s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

s WASHINGTON, June 19.
The California Indian Commissioners re-.
port 10 The Indian Bureau thai they conclu.
ded treaty with Sigan,e, Coropoon, Po-
lerinIe, Apangasz, Apalache and Aglache
tribes Of California Indians. The Indians
oede all their lands to the United States and
consent to be located between Mercedo and
Toulimnerriyer. They bind themselves to
abslnin from all Ocis of aggression agans,
our citizens, and,o live in friendship with
the Indian tribes. The Indians have 10.
moved TO their new home. goe h5s .v.r',u
~ The President, with Messrs. Stuart, Cril.
'enden and Hall, go 10 Virgniu oh Monday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

More LIGHT FROM WArER.--Ills stated
in nahe May number Of Applelon's Mechah,
ic's Magazine, on the authority of an En-.
gish paper, that "a German chemist Of great
eminence has announced the discovery of a
process by which water may be decomposed,
and corbureIed hydrogen formed at Ii,,le
more than a nominal cost, with unerri np
certainty and in an unlimited quantity.
The gas so produced is said 10 possess iIlu.
minating power far exceeding that of ordi !,
nary coal gas and is capable Of producing,
in the act of combustion, such an amour,
of caloric as TO constitute an economical
substitute for coal in The generation or water
steam for the propulsion of boats and loco.
motives. The invention has been patented
Utmost Of the countries OF the European
continent. .t~ :.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

GoLD Down EAsT-How TO GET To rus
MINEs.-The Holloyell (Maine) Gazette Of
the 7lh inst, says; hiAi
"Therc is no doubt thu, gold may be oh.
tanned in largo quantities in the northern
part of Maine, in the streams tha, empty
into the Chandierre and the Penobsco,. In.
dividuals are getting from $50 to $40 aday.
Rumors are prevalent and unconifadicted,
Of from $50 TO 5000 being taken oul in,one
day. Ii is estimated that Two thousand mon
are now on their way to the digginas, MANY
coming from Boston aud New York. 4
lump of gold weighing 81 was exhibited in
Walerville Osl week, which was found ON
the Maine side of the boundary"
,"On ,he Canada road, abou, len miles This
side Of The Vine. public house has been
built for the accommodation Of the miners.
and is called The Miners House. Tho
country on the Chopdicre river is popuious,
The inhabitants being principally Cunnuoh.
ers or French Canadians, ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
WING PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
To ihe Whigs.of Meigs. County:

- ~ wv A'see'SSHef AASsS SO""ey 'srFs
A, the last Convention Of tho Wings Of
Meigs county a change was made in the
manner Of selecting condidates-subsilu-
ting Primary Elections for Delegate Con-
venions. BY The rules adopted by the
Convention for the holding such elections
il is made the duty of The Central Commit.
Tee 10 give notice Of the lime, &c. For the
3 better. understanding of the matter we annex
the rules-whch are as follows; m j.
Il. Each township to compose an Elec-
tion;Disrlct. hR f.of@
2.I,The Primary Elections TO be held on
the first Saturday in September.
~. 3 Two persons TWO acl as judges and one
as clerk. ,s.,. i aa,
A. Elecsions.io open asone4ond close al
six o'clock. ,.
8. The votes counted and The result sen,
10 the Central Committee by the next Tues
day-lhe returns to be published in the news
paper. ssa.s
6. The person having the highest num-
or of votes TO b, the NOMINEES.
=. ln case of o lie, the candidates will de-
eide by LOT, as practiced in the Senate OF the
United States. T h
8. No person shall be considered Gun.
didate uni rss his name has been announced
four weeks previous 10 the Primary Elec
ion, 10 the newspaper. a4
The above, in BRIEF are The rules adopted
BY The Convention. We therefore give no
lice that the Primary Elections will be helt
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1851,
under the above regulations. The returns
of said election 10 be sealed up and directed
TO the Wing Central Sommil,ee. The com
miuee would sugges, that those returning The
poll books attend on Monday, September
9th, al 10 o'clock, in order tha, we may
have meeting of The different townships
by their delegates, for general consultation
and business.
CANDIDATES will observe, ,ha, under The
rule, their names should be ANNOUNCED by
The FIRST WEEK in August. al The (arhest
JOHN CARTWRIGHT,
N. HECKARD,
f. II. STEDMAN,
E. WILLIAMSON, LIS
R. T. VAN HORN,
Wing Central Committee.
Pomeroy, June a6, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

EMIGRATION from all parts of Germany
10 the Uniled States will be greater this sea.
son, it is said, Than a, any former period
This is easily accounted for. The condi.
tion Of things in Germany is unseuled, and
the emigranls know that while their civil
and religious rights will be respected in
America, industry and lrugality are sure 10
reap their just rewards.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

Fossil KANGARoo,-No remains of this
Australian animal have, heretofore, ever been
found, we believe, in America. Now, how
ever, we learn from the Middletown (Con-
'necticut) Sentinel, that DR.. Barrau, of that
place, has discovered beautiful aud dis
linc,ly marked cast of Kangaroo in the
Portland quarry. 1t is SO characteristic that
there is no fear Of mistake. ts.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

0rTHE New DREss.-Last week, our
streets were graced by the appearance of a
couple Of our most respectable and intelli-
gent young ladies in The new costume. All
who saw them speak in The highest terms Of
tier neat and pretty appearance. The new
style, we understand, is to be adopted by
quite number more Of our Pomeroy La.
dies. The sooner the better.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

- or Alta Wing meeting held in Pomeroy
on Tuesday the l7lh inst, II. S. HoRroN
Esq, E. H. STEDMAN, Esq. land r. T. VAN
HORN were appointed delegates from Sails.
bury townshipto the Wing State Convention
to be held on the Sd Of July next.
The Wings of Chester appointed E. Hut.
TON, Esq, as delegate from that township
We have heard nothing from the olher town
ships as 10 who the delegulcs-are.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

THE CAMILLA CosTUME.--The, Boston
Journal recommends that the new style Of
dress adopted by some ladies be called "Ca-
milla Costume" Camilla, as we re ad in
ancient mythology, was one of the messen.
gers Of Diana, accustomed to the chase and
10 war. She was noted for her feetness Of
foot, and of course must have eschewed the
slreet.sweeping garments in vogue at the
presen,,day.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

WONDERFUL DEPosIT OF CoAL.-Mr ].
Dill has Communicated 10 the Family Visit.
er, a brief account of wonderful deposit Of
mineral at Slrailsvilo, Perry county. Ohio,
which is said 20 exceed anything ofthe kind
discovered in the world. lie writes
''Reports Of an immense structure of coal.
in The vicinity Of this place, have long been
circulated in. central Ohio. | first heard of
it in The Winter Of 1848-9; it was then re,
ported TO be about ninety feet thick. Fur.
lher examinations ascerianed the thickness
of the uncovered part, in the face of deep
ravine al l19 feet. A few days since gem
tieman of high standing, informed me that
an acquaintance Of his with some others,
had stripped the upper surface OF Ihe bed
and bored through the coal stratum 10 ascer-
tain lis thickness and found it TO be 1856 feel.
About ten miles north Of that mine, found
vein Of carbonate Of iron implanted smi.
lar 10 slaty stratum, with an easy cleavage
which is full of well preserved leaves of Il.
coal formation. Some Of them on 5reokinU
open, exhibit the green Of The leaf, The
ore, by analysis Of Prof. Rodgers, contains
"a per cent, Of IRON" ,s0S r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
VOTE ON THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

NOLUmbUS, june lSs
Majorilies for the Constitution in go coun.
ties and The city Of Cincinnati, is 1917,
and against $50.
Shelby county has 1l46 majority against
the Constitution.
Darke county-s00 majority against the
Constitution.
Auglaize--7o0 majority for the Consii.
tuition.
Jefferson coun.y-399 against Constitu.
tion, and 423 against License.
BY THE MORSE LINE
Washington coun,y-Vote close on Con.
slitution; abou, TOO majority against Ii
cense.
/ Monroe county-ll04 majority for Con.
stitu,ion; 581 for License.
Noble county--Small majority against
Constitution.
Gallia counly-294 for Constitution, 1921
against, for License 292, against 643,
Brown counly--24l majority for Con.
s'itution. License carried by large ma.
jority.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
ANOTHER FIRE AT STOCKTON.
Loss About Three million OrDolIars
TIE cry IN ASHES, :

H'Sli ~ iit"- a i---TT-l4a 4alo l6i9o32H H
h. Another disastrous fire has taken place al
Stockton, which has left this fiourishing city
in comparative ruin. The Merchants HoIeI
was fired by an incendiary, and spread with
great raPidhy over the most valuable paru
oil the city. The following are among the
principal. VIM. II. Robinson, $l53,ooO
Nabb g. Hancock, $50, Baker & Hickman,
$4,000: c. S. Brown, 10000; Heath &
EmOnds, $4,000; Calvin, Paige & Co.,
$4,000; Paige & Webster, $4,000; Gil.
lingham, 100000; Davis & Smith, $50, 900;
Exchange, $4,000; Davis, of Dickerson
House, $4,000; J. Cowen, $4,000, with
alarge number of mercantile houses, aver
aging in loss from $4,000 TO sO,oOO.-
The total loss cannot be less than $s,ooo,.
600. l" 'sa p
% John McCalIa, son Of Gen. McColla, died
at San Francisco on the 9th May. q
N " SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, 2' p.
The market is quite unsettled since the
hire, The quantity Of breadstufs destroyed
was not so large in proportion as some olher
articles. Flour has an upward tendency.
Immense quantities Of boots and shoes
were destroyed, and The demand for Them is
likely 10 DO good, Bricks we're in active
demand At ftcm $40 70 500 per rahousand.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

ANTI-ToSAcco Movement, conyen.
ZION Of Congregational Ministers, a, The late
anniversary meeting in Boston, raissda com
mI'ee for gathering statistics relating to the
and moral bearings Of tobacco
whether in the form Of smoking, chewing or
snufing. The movemen. probably looks TO
the formation Ola new society orreform, &
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

or Smith O'Bren, one of the Irish re-.
belionists sent as convicls 10 Van Dieman's
Land by The British government, has become
tuIof in a genlleman's family there, and
Meagher, another of them, has improved
his condition by taking unto himself wife
in the person of a farmers daughter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

OF DARwEN SMITH, clerk of the steamer
Ohio, has our thanks for Cincinnati papers
G. w. NEARE, clerk of the Regulator,
has kindly remembered us in the same way.
We are also indebted to Mr. Cook, clerk
of The Governor Meigs, for bundle of
Pittsburgh papers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
arovEMESTs FOR THE PREsInENcY

MOVEMENTS FOR THE PRESIDENCY
! The Industrial Congress and ameeting Of
Democrats in Tammany Hall, New York
have nominated Isnnc p. Walker, of Wis.
consin. for the Presidency.
The Democratic State Convenlio in
the State Of New Hampshire, nominated
Judge Woodbury..
Gen. Scott was nominated by State
Whig caucus in Indiana, by several smaller
meetings, and many newspapers in Pennsyl.
vania and in The West.
For Mr.. Fillmore, decided preference
has been declaredin leading presses South
and North for reelection. The course Of
,he Presidepsin relation 10 the nomination
has been highly honorable. He has nehher
sought nor declined nomination.
Many warm indications 9f preference for
Mr.. Webster appear in the press South and
North, particularly in New York. InMass.
ucbuseils call is in circulation for mass
meeting Of The State 10 pu, him in nomina
lion.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

0J- Straw braid work, of the most beauti.
ful and durable kind, can be manufactured
out of the leaves of the common long leaf
pine. Il mus. be cut and prepared in The
same way as the ordinaryrye straw. +.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

or GoDEY's LADy's BooK.-The July
number of the Lady's Book, par ercellcncs,
has beenreceived Cooley follows the path
originally marked ou, by him--a course as
unique as il has been successful, The pres.
ent is srperb number.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

sARTAIN's MAGAZINE for July has been
on our Iable:1or some time. Sartain has
many excellencies which distinguish il from
its fellows. We nigh, with proprieiy call
il an illustrated monthly. The reading mat.
Ter is Of o grnver character than is usual in
Magazines purely literary, which adds an.
other to It's many excellent qualities.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

/, Vt On the Marseilles and Avignou rail.
road, in France, there is tunnel Gu, through
solid rock three miles long, six hundred fee,
under ground. The tunnel is "a feet wide
aud 80 Gect high. "A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

or GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for July has
been received-we cannot now say more
Than we have heretofore done in praise of
this best of American monlhles. 1t fully
sustains lis position at the head of the liter
airy column--increasing in interos.-and
we are glad to say, prosperity.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

KILLED BY LIGHTNlNe.-Two men, nam
ed Abm. Childs, and Moses Wilson, were
killed by lightning near Fairchance iron
works, in Fayeue county, on the 28 uldmo.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

or The richest chrome mine in the word
is said 10 be IN Chester county, Pennsylva.
MIA, ten or Twelve miles from Nottingham
1t has been worked for fifteen years with
good success.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26


STRINGENT Liquor BILL.-The most i'm.
porlant act Of legislation, perhaps, by the
Maine Legislature, at its lale session, was
the passage Of a very stringent liquor bill.
This ':s IL" forbids The manufacture or sale
OF a.! spir,uous and intoxicating liquors ex-
cept by authorized ard licensed town agents.
and then only 70, medicinal and mechani-
cal purposes. IL any unlicensed perStn
shall manufacture or sell these liquors he is
subjected, for the first conviction, to fine of
500; for tho second conviction 10 fine
of 5000 and for the third $500, and four
months Imprisonment
il authorizes the search of stores, &C., for
spirituous liquors, when there is reason 10
believe that such liquors are intended for
sale without license, and the destruction of
The liquor, unless proved 10 be imported,
and in The original packages in which il was
imported. .. .s
No person engaged in the unlawful traffic
is allowed 10 81. on a jury in any case arising
under this act and all such cases coming
before the Superior Court, are 10 take pre-.
cadence of all other business, except those
criminal cases where the parties are aclu-
ally under arrest and awaiting trial.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

MAGNIFICENT --CIRcUMNAvIGATlNe
The GLOBE BY STEAM--The San Francis.
CO (Cal.) Courier, in speaking of the neces-
ily and feasibility of steamship communi-
calon between that point and China, re-
marks that such a line would complete the
chain of steam communication around the
world, except small break in crossing the
isthmus Of Suez, connecting Asia with A(r-
ca. The paper then says:
This link completed The traveller leav.
irg New York, can proceed 10 Chagr4s by
steam, from thence by railroad TO Panama,
thence. TO San Francisco, 10 Macao via the
the Sandwich Islands, Guam and Manila
thence TO Suez, via Singapore, Penang, Cey.
lon, and Adm. Thence 10 Cairo and Alex
andria 10 Southampton, via Malta and Glib.
raller, and from thence by steam again TO
New York. The only break in seam rav-
elling will be in crossing the Islhmus of Su,
ez. Thus he would be able 10 circumnav.
igale the world, visiting many points Of in.
lerost. making the "trip in one hundred and
forty days The commercial advantages
which must flow 10 the United States from
this and kindred sources are TOO great for
enumeration here, and TOO well known 10
require it,"
This would indeed be glorious result oil
the genius of Fitch, Fulton anG others.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

or The Forres, divorce case is dragging
its slow length along. Mr.. Forrest has OBJ
,ained leave TO examine woman in New
Orleans, and Mrs. Forrest Captain in. Cal
ifornia. In the course Of century or two
the case may be brought toa close. =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

0r Andrew Jackson Davis, The celebra.
ted clairvoyans, has come ouI in an atheis-
dcal declaration of independence in which
he asserts his disbelief in the Bible, the
church, and society as /. now exists, and de-
votes himself to the removal of these evils
from The ear,h, Helhinks he has ouigrown
Them all. i. Nos 7; r....s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

GA bed Of peat, of great extent and
depth, has been found near Saratoga, N. Y
1t is of the best qualiIy-cheaper and supe-
rior TO coal for use in stoves or CRATES. B
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

or The "Tunkers" have lately held a
general conference near New Hope, Angus
ia county, Virginia. Nearly ten thousand
persons were present, and fifteen Ocres Of
horses. tnt IN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

PAUL JoNEs.-Some persons are trying
to find The grave of this brave man. 1t is
the general opinion tho, he died at Paris, bu,
his grave cannot be found there. Aship-
master writes that he was buried at Con-
stadt, Russia, and that he has often seen his
grave stone there. 3,9.y.., ...i,.,,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

Cotfes hadimproyed. The stock OF proVis-
ions was heavy Materials for house-buid-
ing were in demand. Domestic goods were
in demand at advanced prices.
is Political and General News.
Great activity existed in poliics-parly
lines had been drawn, and most energetic
preparations were milking for holding a
State Wing convention for the nomination
Of Stale and congressional candidates at
San Francisco, and Democratic conven-
lion al Benicia. The campaign promises to
be animated and spirited.
The Indian Commissioners had succeed.
ed in making treaties with The Indians
in the Joaquin district, but the U. s.. troops
and volunteers were still in the field to pro.
tect the inhabitants. The newspaper Offices
were heavy sufferers by the fire at San Fran
cisco, but the Herald and Pacific News had
again come out. israa eor
The election in Sacramento had resulted
in the choice Of William Hamdenberg, dem.
ocsat for Mayor, but The wings eiected the
balance Of the city officers. ..8 --ss
h The steamer Commodore Preble was
wrecked at Trinidad Bay, on The 9th May
A shock Of an earthquake was felt at Sar
Francisco. on The 18th May, which LASTED
| 4 N<... Z
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

or Duff Green & Son have made propo-
slions 10 the 81. Domingo Republic TO intro
duce numerous foreign emigration into
that island, and also organize a few steam
ers for their use II looks much like an at.
tempt 10 play the Cuban invasion trick and
make the government pay the expense.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
FOR PRESIDENT, g b 80
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT
WANTED

Us An Apprentice wanted at this Office to learn
the Printing Business One with liberal edu-
cation. aged from 10 10 is.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

work Corn, 90
Committee on Manufactured Articles
hereman Plummer, james M. Cooper and
Henry l.. Osborn, Premiums may be o.
warded on arlicles Of merit not enbmerOied
in thr above list. aieas
The time and place Of bidding tho Ffr
will bo published hereafter. ylf9
The Board Of Directors will meet at PONIES
roy on tho 10Th day Of August next.
STEPHEN TITUS, Prest,
|. NJ. GILMORE, Rec. Sec'y. aE 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08
PUBLIC SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Il Court Of Charles County The nndersign-
ed will sell al public sale. on MONDAY,
the 18Th day of JANUARY next, Gf fair,
if NOT, the next fair day thereafter,) at the
late residence Of John J. Hanson, deceased,
all The personal property of said deceased,
Negroes excep,ed,) consisting of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farm
ing Utensils, Horses, Hogs, Sheep, &c.
Among the property are several very fine
Horses and MILES,
TERMS OF SALE For all sums of ten
dollars and under The cash will be required;
for all sums above tina, amour, the purchaser
will be required to give bond with security
to be approved by the undersigned, with in
terest thereon from the day Of sale.
Sale To commence al 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
ROBERT S. REEDER,
SAMUEL HANSON, Ex'ers
Dec. 25. 1850. of John J. Hanson.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-08
A RARE CHANGE.

4 AM authorised to sell a VALUABLE
FARM, situated on the Chesapeake Bay.
in Anne Arundel county. MARYLAND This
Land is ia good state Of prosement, and
specially adapted to the growth Of Tobacco
ofthe finest quality, as well as Corn. Wheat,
&c, while its facilities for Improvement bv
reason Of the great quantities of Shells. Sea
Ore. SC lis convenience to market, being
not more than an holf mile from Wharf
or Lending, making most desirable pur-
chase for person of small capital, |, con-
taIns
25S LIZ ACRES.
Has on il Double Two Story FRAME
"a DWELLING and KITCHEN attached
s..snH in excellent repair; new BARN,
good QUARTERS for Servants, and
other suitable Our HOUSES
As the owner is not a farmer-this land
sill be sold al great bargain. A part of
the purchase money to be paid in cash, and
the balance in six annual instalmenlS. with
interest from the dav Of Sale
GEORGE w. WILSON,
Upper Marlboro.