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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19


A PARTAENTS WANTED, BELOW CANAL STREET
"A consisting Of parior three bed rooms, and Kitchen
for small family without children. Address j. A. Y.
ounce OF the Sunday Mercury, 100 Nassau street.
A COUNTER. WANTED. HANDSOME SECOND
"A hand Counter suitable for retail dry store
$50, p. o. -
HOUSE WANTED.-A LADY. WHO is CAPABLE
AND experienced wishes to obtain gcnteel house. that
SIZE would furnh herself IL the rent could be out in
board and the privilege allowed her taking few
boarders Reference exchanged. Address H. Broadway
Post Office.
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT-FROM FIRST OF NAY
sasAatly located on the Hudson river, Harlem or
New Haven Railread from ten to thirty miles from Nav
York Hsuae suitable FOE family Of eight persons
moderate address, Immediately stating iscatou dsssrip
item Of premises, and price, 7. W. j., Herald once.
DART OF A HOUSE WANTED. WANTED INME
diately SyA sins lady whs lives rerfestiy retired
sh.lsv:r p.5s Of Esat:. rs.denos n.sS
hssra price will BE- paid location above Brsoms street
Address Wsms .sdwa1 Pos. 90 ere given
eating where an interview may be had 80
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Eagine, in coed order with wheel and three boilers
thirty feet long BY two and half feet aanstsr ass one
together with honer attached to above about
lsng and and half feet in diameter Whi
be ssld low II applied for JOSEPH HUSSON rear Of
10 Nassau street.
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EOR SALE-A CORNER GROCERY STORE IN AFIRST
rate location doing an excellent business VIII be sold
cheap cash the compelled to leave the city,
Of business in distant part Of the country
Apply to d. HOWELL, ass broadway, second floor.
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CLOTHING.

(NLOTHlNG:-THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
At his OLD established stand, paying cash. in current
money Tor ladies' and genlemcns cast OF apparel
furniture and all kinds Of superAuous articles on making
application by note, or calling at the ONCE =
L. A. COWEN, IL W all street, basement.
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EAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ sd-Lades or gentlemen having any clothing, furni-
ure or cwelry to dispose Of fair cash price
~ sending for the subscriber at his residence
ths post Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf No ID
bm street. b. N. DUSSELDORF
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RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT, WHO is AN EX-
"A perienced Seamstress wishes situation such;
derstands cutting and fitting, all kinds of family sewing
also shirt making and would assist in other duties il re-
CURED No objection to short distance in the country
permanent situation being the object than wages
The best Of city reference be at Union street.
near the Hamilton ferry, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

NOR sALE-THE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, 22S
South Third street. between Ninth and Tenth streets,
WILLIAMSBURG. Said House is % by 30 feet, with two
story kitchen IL by - feet. Lot rs by 100 House has
aood cellar and and well suited for families
Price $500 For further particulars apply 10 j. s. AN
TRIM Builder No 81 South Seventh street William
OF ROBINS DEvOE, Pine and atsr streets,
New York
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TENANTS REsIsTERs

RTlSTS STUDIOS TO LBT-IN TIE LARGE BUILD
ing now finishing In broadway next to Grace church,
and opposite Eleventh street Each having northern
,hyght and expressly arranged for the purpose Also
large rarlor and bed the floor For terms
Sc, call at A. DODWO DRIFTS. No 4fs Broome street
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ITO T1NSMITHS. STOVE DEALERS, AND TRADRs-
nen.-For Sabe.-fhs old stand, % Catharine street.
established years under The supervision Of
BE- purchased 5easo.st A.ps reasons assigned for SELL
hsPhersou ASS Water s<rset, Of VIM. Albert sbs
PREMISES - -
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A SITUATION AS WORKING STEWARD OR GAR
"A dener wanted-by young married man. who under
stands farming and gardening their various branches,
and would make himself generally useful His wife would
Address j. NJ, office Of this paper To be heard Of for
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A PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
IA Seamstress and Chambermad. Understands her bus
mesa. Please call at 63 Thomps street.
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A YOUNG WOMAN OF RESPECTABILITY, WISHES
IA situation Chambermaid and Laundress, cham
bermad and seamstres and to do fine washing and iron
ing No objection to in the country to travel with
lady. Advertiser has lived eighteen months her last
place Can produce good city reference Please call 5
Mott street, corner Of Grand for three days.
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NOR SALE-A FIRST RATE MANUFACTURING
Business, in one OF the most dourishing towns Of
Connecticut directly with Now York by railway
Said Business Machinery &c. will DO sold reasonable
price the wishing to retire Inquire OF " b. fall
GER, Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings
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ITO PRIkTERS.-FOR SALE, LARGE HYDRAULIC
4 Standing Press and super royal Washington Hand
Press with sefnhing apparatus ssmpsts Apply TO r. NJ
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EOR SALE. TO CLOSE BUSINESS-MACHINISTS
IL Tools Vices, one Lathe and Wooden Wheel, &c, &c
" small Manomeers (ree pressure Guages) Of novel
model large tment OF matchmaker Tools and Ma
ehinsry suitable for making ehrenomcters Apply at
Franklin street.
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CAsH FOR CLOTHING.-LADIRs OR GENTLEMEN
having any cast Of oethng furniture t. dispose =.
rsceys the utmost value In cash by sending the
store or by letter through the post S. COHEN lsg
son street. Ladies attended By Mrs Cohen
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LNOR SALE-SIx OF THOSE SPLENDID THREE
story brown stone houses and os on the south Ads OF
Pacific between Bond and Nevus Streets Brooklyn
all the and will be sold
$. s. BROAD. III Wall street.
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NOR SALE THE ELEGANT HORSE "OTHRLLO."
lie years old this spring sixteen hands high,
jet black fast kind sound and gents unsurpassed ss
saddle horse hAvng been the property OF professor Of
ridngG he equally perfect i. harness. fun war,ansss
trial will be given. Lowest price 500 cash Ahs,
shiftngtep Buggy Wagon, Harness. Brides and Saddle,
Fly Net &C. all madsin the best manner last summer w
Stable rear Mansion House. Brooklyn, or to Mr.. WHDE
LER, 81 Broadwa New York.
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NOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ONE
Of the best Restaurants in Broadway will take in
ment good horses house furniture This W
chance seldom met with apply at Reed Truesdcs livery
alta No. Mercn atrret
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
Vote on Amended Charter.

Al rcgulaf meeting OF the common council oi The
lorporalon Of LynclbmR, at their chnmbefon Friday
evening 23d July, 1852:
Presentation NJ Otcy President, Charles " Chistian
lhomas q Acrer, Inc Cnfy, Henry Davis, VIM. !.
1alialcIro John Il. Mcdaniel, aud Jesse Hare, Nom
bers.
Mr. Christian presented to thn common council the
following resolutions which being rcnd ind considered
wereniupicd and passed, VIZ:
Resolved, Ilat IN conformity with the 56lh section
The act OF the late session Of the General As-emby OF
Nnginn, entitled "Annct making the t"wno Lynchbug
civ and revising and reducing INTO net the pro-
visions Of lis Charter" Wednesday, the 25th day Of
August sa be the time Tor opening poll IN each
unnl for the purpose ofsubmifting the poysons OF sud
ict 10 the qualified voters under tie charter exist
and tnt the Office Of Friends Warc-house in Lynch
uanl and the Office of Punefs Warehouse IN Henry
wurd sml be plnccs for holding nid polls IN the res
pecliyc wards.
ID Received Thnt A. b. Ruckcr, John 7. Davis
70. owen John b. Lee, and d. II. LYNN, be mp
ponted coumi.s for Lynch ward und that John
q. McCmnulnu. Henry !. Brown, Thomos j. Nash,
AllenJ Bluck, md John Oylcf be appointed commits
soncr- for Henry ward, any two OF whom aoll, at the
time aud plnce appointed in their wnrds, open poll
book 10 be headed 'Thc Charter revised and To
runtnn sepentc columns: Ihe first column 10 be
headed For the revived Charter" the other 10 be
headed against the revised Charter" And the snd
Comm shal in their respective wnrds then aud
there receive and hHvc recorded in said poll book the
votes for mud against said revised Charter OF all persons
qualified to vote under the charer existing who
lnay offer vote, md shall nscertnin and certify the
number of given for und the number Oh votes gwen
npnst said revised charter and their certificates
withhe polls 10 be delivered TO the Clerk OF the Council
who shall lay the before the Council at their first
meeting thereafter that they may assertion the result OF
sud polls, and be entered upon the journal,
the aggregate vote for and against the revised Charter
Resolved, That it shall be the duty the Clerk OF
The Counci to the foregoing resolutions be pub
li-ed twice week in all the papers # the city, until
iy2g-t25o D. RODES, cG'K.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.--Ihe mail from Nash
vIe for this city, was robbed on the 23d utI-
mo of a very large amount-near $4,000.
An affair Of honor took place at Lancaster,
Ky, on Friday last, between Joseph Murphy
and S L. Mckee -Four shots were exchang,
ed, aud both parties badly wounded. A ne
gro woman was killed while looking on.
John j. Crittendcn has consented to deliver
funeral Grafton on Henry Clay, on the 29th
OF December.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
Spring of l852.--Ar S--rf
u ELL HOTEL,

i ELL HOTEL, LIBLRTT BEDFORD
ID COMFY, TIRG LNLA.-Thc undersigned hnv-
ing purchased 1T Ar. William Terry, that old and we'll
know Hotel establishments know the BELL llO-
TEL, LGsly Ia, offers his services Ia tie public for
the patronage long bestowed upon his predecessor.
The entire establishments has Just under gone thorough
repair from Cellar Garrett Rendering pleasant and
comforts Sic in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
lovely Piedmont country produce, and the BAIt
with the most genuine ana best quality Of Liquors
Iii. Stables are in excellent condition, well provided,
good and reliable Osters always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line OF Coaehes connect at this pon
lfi weekly with the Cars OF Va and Tenn X r., and
passengers coming from any direction either the Car,
Stages private conveyance will always find him pre-
rarcd % accomdate tIcm with meals mt any hour.
He natters himself thar from the reputation Of this
house and with encgy peared his Palt TO render
his guests comfortable he will receive liberal share Of
patronage. THOMAS LEFTWlCH.
.IuV II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11

- u BRO7HER, Mum Sitcd, Lynedb8tF, W
Importers ot CillNA aud EARlllENWAltE and DcaI-
efa in Cui Dressed dnd Plum Gi0SS- arc. Looht"R
Glassrs GaaHdoics, PlaISd and B,ilUtd llafe lIa'-
eIg CaSi0r8, d. III receipt o their spring
nlpply of Domestic and Foreign Goods Of thor own
iinnortntion-Whicl embraces every article ueuntlJ
found in such Embellishments. Our Stock Is one oi the
nrges ever offered in hi, market and having been care
fully selected aud bought On the most favorable terms
we ARE determined not be nndcr'ud by my House
in the country either North or south Merchants aud
other. wanting anything N tbi- line would 40 well 10
m md cxnmne our Stool. aud prices before purchasing
e-cwhcrc-feeing confident Vlcu-e all IN style
quality and price ol Goods. The Ladies' ure particular
" invited % call and examine our Stock.
0D-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
b Yesterdays NAILS.

NoRru CARoLIN,.-The Washington Tn.
ion Of yesterday has the following dispatch
Raljgt S,aa5ord 0fcc,
Aug. 10 p.o.
Ia the Editor tie Jaioa:
In eighteen counties heard from, and the
towns of Lexington and Salisbury, Reds
clear gain G5s--counties both in the east and
west. Red no dolbl reelected. Thus far,
seven Democrats lost in Commons and four
eain-Iraviug three Wing gain. Senate Ger.
tainly Democratic; and it is thought the De
mocrats vii have the Commons.
This IS from the head quarters Of the Loco
focos, aud ag be false and we hope it's.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
EXCITEMENT IN CURA.

Nrw ORLEANS, Aug 0.-The Crescent Ci-
ty, from HAVANA, reports that great excite
ment prevailed in Cuba, in consequence of the
discovery of conspiracy against the Govern
ment. A large number 81 scdious documents
lave been found, and persons concerned in
distributing them have heen arrested.
The reported massacre Of Marcy and his
company is all hoax.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
1Hc Massacre ef CAPT. Harcy and 1fooPs all
IDar.

New ORLEANS. Aug. The Picaynne has
received u copy of the Little Rock Gazette of
the 30th, Which publishes statement from
Fort Arbuckle, prnr oancing in the most en-
phaic terms, the reported massacre of Capt.
Marcy and his troops to be a hoax. This puts
an end to the distressing rumor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
DlEDmoNT WORKS. E1lsos jr Pro
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
DOOf, Sash BiUd dHd Boh F0cf0rY,
NM and Uachipe Uogh,
Iron Turning nHd ffitiHe,

Blochs1uiihiDg n all descriptions.
These works hnving been Tilted up great expense
win steam power and nrge variety of machinery for
working wood aud IRON form the most complete cstub
lslmcnt Of the Lind in the Southern States and
eAocntc better work ard at ehenper rates. than be
enc IN the ordinary mode.
Builders aud those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames md Sush (prmed and
glued if requircd) Mouldings, Flooring dressed ana
,ngue and grooyed ready forlaying dressed Ceiling
md Notwithstanding, Palines and yafiety of other
mafe rinl- required in building
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
rira Gcarng Wheclbnrows, Picks and Bnrs and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Community on hand and for sale reasonable terms
al varieties Of Flooring and Other Lumber, worked or
nworkcd. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
Of Timber sawed 10 order.
1.u lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
TIE Plague at Cape Hayti.

New YonK, Aug. G.-By intelligence re-
ceived in this city from Cape Hayt to the 22d
Of July, it is represented that an epidemic had
broken out there resembling the plague, which
was carrying off large numbers of the lnhabl-
tants duilY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
Dearuclioa'ofQ0 Americaa Fishing Vessel by
Il BRITISH CrHi2r

BOSTON, NIIg. OH.
BY the arrival of the Steamer Admiral sc
have St J Ohm, n. Bspapers of yesterday, but
they contain nothing oflnterest.
Commodore Percy Of the Mississl ppi, is
promised hospitube reception upon his orrl-
val at St. John.
The Advertiser of this city, publishes "A
statement ofihe Captain Of fishing vessel, ar
rived at Cohasset, 10 the effect that an Amer
lean fishing vessel had been irel into and sunk
by a British Cruizer for refusing to come To-,
when ordered.
Tie Advertiser, however. does not believe
the story.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
sA4 u OF LAND.

~ Pursuant decree of the Circuit Cont OF Bed
ford in the GUS, &c "llurt Co. &c, ~ GRy &c.
The undersigned Commissioner, will proceed On the
premises, the 2Sh day August next To sell to the
highest bidder nj public auction, TRACT OF LAND,
whereof Burkeu Goy died seized situated IN Borcnn-
ger Greek, the Bcdlod county, continuing by estmn-
ton 37t Acres. This Land lies within 10 or -
miles ofthc Virginia and Tennessee Rnilroad-n nrgcr
portion oft is in forest and il excellent Tobacco Lund.
twill be shown In any person wishing To examine 1t BY
Mr.. Beverly Cmmp, who resides on the premises.
TEHNs.-A credit of one aud Two years Tor equal in
stanents OF tire purchase money, (eXccW Tor sum in
cash sufficient deny the expenses OF sac,) the pur-
chaser giving bonds with good personal security and
the title Of the and retained further security until
the purchase MONEY paid subject I" resale IN default
ofpaymcnt. q. A. NlNGFlELD, Comr.
July
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
ALABAMA ELECTION.

MONTGOMERY, Aug 6.-Sufiicient returns
have been received to show that the call OF a
Convention TO revise the Constitution, has
been nega,iyed by a large majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
E,Ow sALE.--A Splendid tennessee

H.NVBk SAGshs--A - HBashesu
q EAEkN.-lhe subscriber oilers ior snle his large
nnd highly improved Farm, lying IN the trasay Valley
al knoN county, Tennessee.
1hi- farm contains about Thirteen Hundred
.cpeS of Land, about six hundred Acres al hch arc
open aud the remainder is well timbercd lis situated
lNc4e miles Weat of knoXyile, immediately upon the
min Stage Rnnd leading from kuoN willie IN Nashville
md a-o to the South. The East Tennessee mud Goo.
ga liaroud, which il constructed 10 within -
mile this Fnrm will soon b. completed 10 Knoxville,
mud will passmmedintcly along the Southern boundary
nj this Farm without touching II, and "A Depot o thai
Road will be within miles of the Dwelling House.
liesidr4 this the Farm ir within three four miles ol
Sfenrnb, at Landing tho llnlston River There i
npon this Farmn LARGE NEW AND COMMODlOUS
~ BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, withinn hundred
Ji,L feet nn nrgc and ncoc taDg Spring o excellent
Wntrr. There are also ORCHARDS ol neYeral ynrr-
flrs ri ruit trees nmong them Orchard 81 gotnR kE
H,tlty anil aclect dppie Irefs, numbering abou' -d
I'M THOUSAND
The grcuer portion Of the soil very fertile, and pro
lurcs excellent Gmpcs, Gnin mud Tobtero. Ihrre
nre nbout Oae Hlmdred Ac,es n Ntadom Latd on tue
fnrm. The fnrm is well walcfcd. The lhcntlon o
tie Farm is in The mid-t Of pleasant neighbofhood aud
within mileor twO al several Churches
The terms oi -ao will be made known Ia my one
wishing To purchase by undressing me nj Knoxville
Tenn JOSEPH A MABlN,
T. S.-This arm may well lie divided into Two pnrts
one having five hundred aud comfortable. but l-
frio Dwelling House thereon and the other eight hun
bred ncrcs with brick dwelling house mud the princi-
lml Orchard. The whole Fnrm either portion will
be sold.
io l7-E|m j. a. NJ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11

- Are OE E1AND.--lN OBEDIENCE 10 A
~ decree Of the county Court Of Amherst county pro-
nonnccd in the case OF Edwards ~. Jones, &c. The
undersigned viii onrhc Of 10Th August next on The sIc
in front Of Amherst Courr-houe, sell 10 the highest bid
der the TRACT OF LAND lately held by Eliznbcth
Edwards dover IN the estate Of Thomas Edwards
IKE deed, Said Tract Of Land contains 700 Il -
Il. Crcs; is situated near Nm H. lla1!son's Tov-
rrn in the county OF Amherst, the head waters Of
Parrdge Creek. This Tract has it the nsnnl Build.
iugs fop small fnrm good Orchard, Spring &c
IERNs.-A credit of one aud Two years for the Pur.
chase money, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security therefor nnd the title retained ultimate
rily. M NJ. CABELi, Gowns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11

The above sale will take place on the 25th August IT
fair if not the next fair day The sale is mode by the
consent ofa parties md doubt an arrangement VIII
be effected to sell the Land upon credit if found
desirable ~ 19-wt2Jaifl G.. IL, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
EAnDEOR SALE.

In obedieneeto decree pronounced by the circuit
court of franklin county, the 18Th day ol Mny. 1872,
III the case Of Thomas ]. Holland AMI Wnrlield Price,
against Thomas s. Keen and others shall ON Thurs,
lay the Both day of September 1892, oher for snc,
the premises, public auction. 10 the highest bidder all
the ands belonging the said Thomas heen situntcd
On Snow Creek in Franklin county, l3 miles Southeast
from Franklin Courthouse containing ava Acres.
This land Is considered very valuable. and persons
wishing to purchase land would do well tontcnd this
ale.
crrd of one uvo, and three yours cqun instalmcnls
The purchaser will be required 10 give bonds with good
security for the payment of the purchase mo.
new the title the hind wllbereancd until n the par
ease money paid and the land held subject orcsac
IN default OF the puymcnt Of the purchase money.
July 22-t3OS HUGH NELSON, Comr.
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AUCTION SALES.


y at public auction at tho Market house in Lynch
burg an Saturday next, lith ia~t.. NEGRO MAN
named Ben belonging 10 the Of Elizabeth N or
deed. Terms zale.
Persons hold.ne iust caifns against the ezlate viii
please bi ing them in. RICHARD PERKINS,.
Al nn'r ct Elizabeth 'luyi. ,le, 4.
au1l-lt MOSBY 4 GARI.A ". Anr'r4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11

iIACRES Of Lnnd, wing near the Buffalo Springs on
Buffalo River IN Amherst County, about $50 of which,
Ia bottoms ol fret quaty. The bottoms thoroughly
drnncd md ure irrigated ut will tha crop Of
ol gtnss is always certain, There is n SAW MILL ON
The trnc with - feet hcnd of and abundance Of
timber About mile Of Stone fencing is around the
land. No land in the County docs exceed this in the
production of Tobacco, Corn Wheat md Oats. On ii
isn two Story Brick Dwelling nnd other houses. Mon
~ is ve"ting or would not sell Apply 10 my
The pfcb Ises H. Dhl MMOND
InlY Liz
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d. ROBES, cL'K.
(.mEAp Roots. Shoes, Hats, &c.

4 NFEAF bOOts, SEEUes, FHFts' w
Y take pleasure in calling the attention OF The public
tony well assorted Stock Of Boots, Shoes, Caps Hats
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bngs, Panama and other
Summer Hatscomprsnge every thing used for the head
md tef which have recently bought in the Northern
cities and am offering very low prices, in order TO in
,lnce large sales think it will be TO the interest of all
10 call as prefer pimble penny II slow shilling.
NY arrangements made to keep mp the Stock
throughout the season with fresh and desirable Goods
Innrch 2g-iftf John u. MEEM.