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White Hail, new WINDSOR CARROLL county, Mary
Ea8tI land.
THIS wciknown establishment has lately been thoroughly
Aed especial benefit families wishing
quiet and u is locatsd IN
saubrty, immediate vicinity excellent
rprng residences few
sable village Of New Windsor
The subscriber still Accommodate from five
board The table will be kept ID 10 satisfy te
a Tue bar will be furnished with the best Of Wines liquors. CT
gars, &C. .tfsI..E.#
Cor board shall be moderate and nothing win he lett
doac hch will comu pleasure Of ysiters
New Windsor is Of and be reached either BY
WESTMINSTER by the Balim,re and Ohio railroad
woodbne Mount Airy, either Of which conyeyanos
will be found convey passengers New Windsor, II notice
given TO the subscriber a few days before.
SARAH BARTHoLow, Proprietor
July Q3-dn j. r. BARTHOLOw, Agent
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DEMOCRATIC Review June. ga. WITH portrait
FRANCK TAYLOR,
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ID III. HOOE II CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers In
csrpr,ns, noor oil ccsbs msitrss urs materials,
sheetna, blankets, and house
q. s'Ntut F TA''E
Aus OFT
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lM - - aas - -
Baltimore and Washington Railroad.

Balrmore aud WashfnRton VaiIrosd-
PASSENGER trains ne foiowsi
L Leave wa,hingron at and ., m, ioi, m, and
Leave ~ and y, a. M; aud ~, o. m.
the second and third trains from Washington and
The and from Baltimore omitted.
Philadelphia and New York be
obnnea by 6, and Passengers
themselves and
in Bal,nore hiadcipha 10 the railroad station.
plsdsnsbug st3 quarter will be
'''a'''' 'p'A t. H. PARSONS,
An o5-du Agent.
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r-f-su. These ships having been built BY
E1YY pre- service has been
b1M la their colSuenon also IN their engines,
10 insure strength and speed and their
for unequaled for esganee and eomis
OF passage New fofk TO Liverpool Ia ls cabin, S2o
In second cabin,
From Liverpool 10 York, T. ~ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth can be secured until paid tor
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CHARLOTrE HALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety education TO all and
many years prices below those Of
similar iu.,suon barely 20 efi current "a
present made
military excrreisss.
been induced ,uiuoa,
= h0psa "i 'e 'u'''en '0' -"
Per quarter.
In the primary English department .........s, 50
In the Mathematical department, aloae. 90
in .ne department Of modern languages for each foreign "a
In ine scientific department. chemistry, natural phios.
ophy, astronomy p1aenea surveying, ae. WIN % use OF
Board washing Gc as heretofore ... q 50
The vacation extended the third Monday
BY order of,he board Of trustees; ;, nn,soor n-,..
CHARLorrE HALL, St. Mary's county, Md, July 30, 1882
aug.
National Medical College. Warrington, d. G.
THE hrynrt Of lectures will the
first Monday in November and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller M. D. professor anatomy physiology
William johnston d. professor of obstetrics and The dis
Joshua Riley, M d. professor of matera medical therapeutics
John Fred May NJ D., professor of principles and Of
Tyler, d. professor Of pathology and metl
King s,one D., professor microscopca paho-
i@%ss Morgan H. D. ploseeor al and aenonaor
Practical be with III ample facility
Here medicine and surgery both taught cuealy
The entire full of lectures S95 90
Practical anatmy by the demonsaor. 10 90
MatIculatng payable only W
Graduation IS 00
surgical clinic charge.
GRAFTON TYLER, W. d, Dean of the Faculty,
Oce and residence corner Washington and Gay Georgetown
Aug 3-2aw3mdAcp
GLORIOUS NEWS.--The important discovery yet
Phipss patent liquid glue, for brush makers book
bnde cabinet druggists This being
in liquid always ready requires fire
free SMELL win keep liquid china
substance unequalied regulations
wherever has introduced of first order
to hardware druggists Sc, and guarantee Ii
less by 10 per ordinary glue We making
extensive arrangements for the fall trade and country merchants
will do well immediately We establishing
popHious United
bottles OF three and by the gallon small samples
any part Of tinted States, carriage
Ao the British polish, bottles oftree County
PHILLIPS Co,
July 3l--d3m s Cedar street, Pearl, New York.
baltimore College Dental Surgery, session
I'D l601-'53
Chaplin Harris, NJ D. Professor Of Principles
ucs Of Deatal sursssy.
Bosd, i h. NJ. d. Professor Of Special Pathology
and Thcsapeutcs.
w. Handy N. d. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
Alfred HANDY, NJ. Professor Operative Dentestry
Pnilp H. M d.. Pnnesor OF Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald N Wright, A. M NJ d., Lecturer on Chemistry.
The will be throughout
Tbs OF Monday Of
November a"d continue an he i.,i OF March -
Tiekr for the slo dssectns ueke toptions so
matricuiaiion, IS, diploma fee, So.
Good board from - 50 to o. so.
Aug5 r a ~ aH#e#. w, u. H.HANDf, Dean
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Pacific Mail stramship Cornpany.-The only Through
Lime for California and Oregon.
NV R.v PAM MAA

-k,su The public informed thar, under the present
&aVf arrangements of this company steamers Inspected
SI1H approved by the Navy Department, suitable
strength and power for conversion into war
Of the first carrying the United States mai will
Francisco immediately arrival OF
for Panama the
following packets be-
the Pacific least OF which
he uIvVava ain each udofth the route a
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THIS give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from orphans of Washington county In the Dis
ct OF Columbia letters Of administration on the personal estate OF
Francis W. Domnck of Buenos Ayres south America,
ceased All having claims against the said deceased
exhibit with the vouchers thereof the
subscrbe before h day Of tebnay next they
excluded all benefit of said
Given under my hand this 9th day Of August, 1854
HENRY MAY Administrator
DISTRICT COLUMBIA,
Washington county, 10 tgit:
OarHAN's Court,
August 3, 1884,
Ordered that the administrator the personal estate OF Francis
Domnck, Buenos Ayres South America, deceased,
creditors deceased
week for three weeks in the Union.
Tesre- ED. N. ROACH, Register
Aug 6--iaw3w
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SPECiAL AUCTION NoTICE--E. NJ sTRATToN
~ oc scd himself tie
oNnth I'm the lately occupied by r. Bys m the
conducting exclusively
in all It's III. location directly upon great
thuouTre OF the city, and
Market and the advantages arising iheeorm
the sae of every description Of merchandise.
Pers nal Of furniture
groceries, boots and shoes, goods, hardware fancy eood
eiry udieiousiy
sold the premises Of the Real snd stocks dis
posed of At public private sale
r. Tor several years Boston,
New York, particularly offers his
NAV TO dispose OF libraries of
Consignmcn respectfully solicited and cash advances made
whenever tequred.
GS-sales OF any amount cashed without delay
II. ". sTRATTON, General Aucionerr,
Aug. 5-du Penn. and 9th street, south side.
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Navy .ssr .aa PORK fsr 1888.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provision and Clothing, August

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provision "A Clothing, August 20, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed ProporaIs Beef" and
y ProposAls for Pok," the may be received
Office ~ O'Clock,
r furnishing and dev free OF All and sk 10 the
United States
FIVE navy beef thousand barrels
navy pork
Each barrel hundred pounds net
pork weight
paid To be delivered at the respective nayyards follows
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CREDITS CHINA, INDIA, sSc.--M-ssrs. DUNCAN,
" SHERMAN, COMPANY, Bankers, New York. prepared
credits circular aud letters Of credit the
Baak all the branches and agencies
Of that establishment, As follows. tta#
Canton, Madras,
Hong Kong, : China.
Shanghai, } Singapore,
Columbo, Bombay,
Handy, J SN''S"' Calcutta.
Aug 7-eod3m
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Hook Notice.
LfprsrY Housr RtrnsssSrArivsst
ta5an# August -, 1850.
LARGE number of books, keonpnr this offer yet out
a The members Of House, and others having ten N r'f
pssso are respectfully requested 70 csnse them 70 ,. uned
JOHN A. PARKER,
AueV-du Libranan House Of Representatives,
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DEEBE,s Superior Fall style of Hats for 1854
ID CHARLES Introduce this day, Saturday, August
Justly fashionable
styles his manufscoy, which, for beauty and Durability
full SUPPLY hand and Tor sale
prices The public respectfully invited
H. at CHARLIE II. LANES,
Hat, md temen' = Furnishing Establishment,
Aug lA-Mw2Mif Penn. avenue, near ~
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi monthly eommu-
nicao Francisco Oregon awaiting the
former the arrival Of the mails and from tanaIna
without delay with the mails and Tor the
from San Francisco.
regular propeers and wheel will be kept
up the transportation or freight and between
Panama and San Francisco. .t.sA AT.
Some OF above will keep the connaIon between
The the Allan
will be maintained by United States mail steamships
philadelphia ,an
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IIOME C0NSUMprION.-srangers members Of
III leaving and deEihng dry goods for home
chvice complete all Of
the impouaons, and at proverbay low prices
Terms
prices dealing relied
all cnses PERRY RRfTHER,
Aug 3i-6uf Opposite Centre Market.
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NOTICE of the removal Of the LAID ONCE nam
N Menasha in Wisconsin, Under authority
Of Congress- approved June
additional land districts the
ILLINOIS and he territory Of
no land office Green Bay In The State of
will the OF M.na-ha aud be opened
there Tor business day Of September next.
OF Washington, this l4th day OF
July, A. d.. 1854 --- - - .l
BY the President MiLLARD FILLMORE.
Jous wIrs.s Acting
r..l n ...t.
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To Pesmpion Ciairaanf Lcsces Oronfs, and Permit
tees Of Mpra Lopds.
Every entitled 90 the right Of preemption Of s
lands within townships md above
establish Of the
register OF once, payment
therefor practicable before the
day for the Of The pah Of The isnd
embracing the claimed claim forfeited
And having the right Under entitled "An act 70
create additional land district Territory OF WISCONSIN srd
for other approved ID occpa
ernises 70 enter the Of their
the lands within the townships and fractional above
enumented AID who entitled under The entitled can act 70
reduces the minimum lands
District In Michigan Chippewa district
approved 26h September, ,s5e, by
leases and permits
Of 25 Towering thar fun section enb
tied, surrender such
Office purchase, " he ssl elect section the
Of ~ SO required establish the
faction wiow
therefor practicable AFTER seeing soee
fore the day appointed for the sae Of
the ands embracing the tract csmed win be
forfeited. ..r
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioned Of the General Land once
Aug l9-lawI3w
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Magic IIatr-oil.

UELL0N's hsir OIL valuable article Dr. Msho-s
medicaed soap, for washing the haLds and faces Dr Msho',
for rasine cologne pomada and variety Of
good perumery for sale by GdAY n BALL ANIYNE,
7lh street, two doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
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yANINGs and Exchange Bank Of California. san
Ersaesco.Bis of Exchsnge the " Bank of the etropo
% Washington, and upon every pinecal and The
United States, .U.
facnes and better and perfect than
other California
Persons carrying wishrg place funds in nfornis viii 6nd
nom the Bank of the Metropolis always prepared o
cash them presentation. ...a..
nv-uen,-, collections. rsmittances ia
votabe
], r. ROBINSON. ROBINSON n CO.,
n. l.. SMITH. Mana nd Proprietorz.
July i7-dscpifly'
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IpREsCH-PLArE MIRRORS, for rasnteIs and ptcr-
and brackets The undersigned manufactures and
hand French plate looking glasses ornanented and plain
Of
fol county
Old frames regded. -- ! = -. .s
FRANCIS LAND,
Directly opposite National Theatre, Washington, D. G.
t--eo
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. hNritAL ACADEMY (Cora.r OF E and ioth street,.
" Rev Jamss Nourse, py,ci,oIs
J Harvey Nour-e,
4. iauuit, eacher q Modern Languages
The duties OF win Monday, August
the Maury
h.ts tsrnuam, Gay n balanvne
Aug 22-eodiw sdlw tlut., Rep, Tell
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1usE COLLEGE OF 81. JAMES, wsshi,,gton coant ~
MAJ Wand the Rev John kerioo D. D. r-ctoTe Flew nth
college will Nosdsy October
August 1853 Besides the
the resident there each
ststsdy visiting the college the purpose
The tchoo its duties Ray with the
college, and besides its has the personal oversight
college professors. The discipline aud Of
distinct but 10th under direct
of Annual the college
school 5 Dor register, hc apply 10 the rector College 81
James, 4. o., Maryland. -.
Aug I0-hAw2n
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For Norfolk, Old Point, and Piney Point-Fsro H.-
due a. E.
a -<n THE steamer OsCEOLs, having undergone thor
EsAAke repair, Washington NorioIk ever,
Jzh "Wednesday and saturday so'clock, M arriving
South. Returning Norfolk
Nundsy and Thursday q oiciock p m.
shs gng retunng od Point Pinsy Point Cone
river and IN. handbags the Potomac,
Passage, meals included, TO Norfolk 90
DO ftnry Potnts...,. ......s...S V0
DO old Point ............. ..... e. 90
DO g g Old Point and return'....,,...S 90
Aug s-dn JAsE5 MITCHELL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
FARM FOR SALE.

T DESIRE. to sell the tract Of land, lately own
L ed by VIVA Turk deed, lying on the waters
Of Messy Creek, Adjoining the farms Of Dan'l For
rer, James Miller and others. The trac, contains
1917 Acres,
and can be divided into three parcels, with water
on EACH Two y. The tracts have comfortable
IA DWELLING HOUSES 4 other build
EfSM ings on thsn, and an abundance OF lin
WfS& Der.
This land is not surpassed by any in the county
now in market for fertility of Still, and is situated
in one Of the best neighborhoods Of Augusta. The
Hansonburg and Warm Springs Turnpike runs
through it. and it is convenient 10 III, best
FIGURING Mills in the county, sums 3r4-the
nearest IA Of mile, and the farthest not exceed
miles.
deem 4, useless to say more. expecting any one
wishing 10 buy part or the whole to examine the
property which will be shown to them by JAS. q.
Turk, who resides on the fam, or MIR. K II Dud-
ley, living very near it. Thuss in want Ola home
would do we'll to call soon. as am determined to
sell this Spring. Possession in part can be given
immediately. r. TURK.
Feb. ., lSj3.-tlA:
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Commissioners Notice.
NATHAN Luck adm'or of Geo. Koiner Decd,

NATHAN: Luck adm'or of Geo. Koiner Decd,
Geo. Baylor adm'or of Jacob Young decd land ais.
Defendants. s:'l
By a decree rendered in !he above named cause
on the 18th Nov Isl the Circuit Court for Angus
Ia County directed the following accounts to be taxi
en-, viz
Isl. An account OF the administration of the de-
PENDANT Geo. Baylor upon the estate OF Jacob
Young decd. End, An account Of plaintiffs de-
mand and of the other unssts6ed debts and llabIl-
ties of the estate of Jacob Young decd, due BY
specially, judgment. or simple contract, and for
which there is no specific lien.
3nd. An account of the debts secured by trust
deeds G. d. E and +, executed to Clarke, Brooks,
Brown and Trout for the purposes therein specified,
showing the balances due on account Of said trust
deeds, and to whom.
4th. An accom-, of the Real Estate of which
the said Jacob Young died seized and possessed 81
The probable fec simple value thereof, also tthe
probable annual value thereof in rents and profits.
COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
The administrator 6f Jacob Young decd, his
creditors whether secured by the deeds above nam
ed, or not. and all other persons interested, viii
hereby take notice to attend at my Office in Sladn
ton On or before Mondry, The 9Th day Of March
next, prepared To. furnish me, all information neces
sary for full and Satisfactory statement Of the &C.
counts above named.
J. II. HENDREN, NJ. Com'r
~ -.
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M0TICE.

A S am DESTROYS Of removing TO Southern
IA cline, will sell. privately, my property in
in the town of Wardensvlle, Hardy county, viz:
A large and cummodlous
Dwelling House,
fronting 40 #. on main street, and wing nearly as
large, medical office, Kitchen; servants house,
Stablng, carriage house, and all necessary build
ings. The amount of land attached thereto is 3 9Th
OF an acre, the size ofal The town lots. The town
is situated centrally between, Winchester and
Moorefeld, the Hardy and Winchester graded
road passing through on westward. The town is
eleven miles from Capon Springs, now the most
renowned watering place in the United States land
30 miles from the Hardy White-SuTphur, another
watering place Of considerable notoriety. The sit
uation is quite romantic one, and as fine situa-
ton for Physician or Lawyer,as any in the Site
deem it unnecessary 10 say more, as pers}ns wish
ing to buy will call and examine for themselves.
will sell also a lot Of IL ACRES, adjoining
town, part of which is cleared and in wheat and
timothy, the balance in woods.
have also lot of 80 ACRES will sell. II
os something. like l4ih of a mile from town, al!
of which is heavily timbered. Terms will beac-
commodatlng. -
JOSEPH r. EARLY.
February 4. ls52--lm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
For Sale.

ON Thursday the 25h day Of March next, |
~ shall prdceBd TO sell pablicly at tie lste resi-
dence Of Geo: c. Boufland decd, on Middle river
in Augusta Cuunsy,a large quantity Of valuable
personal property consisting in par. OF
10 FINE HORSES IND COLTS,
mich cows, some young cattle and calves, 90
head Of Sheep, 80 head Of stock Hogs, about 5O0
bushels Of corn. about 600 bushels Of wheat, about
200 bushels Of oats, road wagon complete, z
plantation wagons, variety of farming utensils,
/ fine buggy and harness, several tons Of hay, a
quantity of fodder and straw, threshng machine
Tor four horses, variety ofhousehold aud kitchen
uraiturA,and various other articles ofpeEsonal prop
erIy and rights of property.
TERMS.-A credit of nine months on all sums
over five dollars, the purchasers giving bond Sc
curty-sums of five dollars and under cash.
MARY w. BOURLAND, Legatee
81 and Adm'x &C., of u. e. Bodr!and dec d..
Feb 25, 1852.
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Commissioners Notice.
WIN. A. Abney and Jacob Vanlear, Ex'Ors OF
w VIM Abney decd,

WIN. A. Abney and Jacob Vanlear, Ex'ors OF
w VIM. Abney decd,
AGAINST
Alex M. Austin in his own right and as admins
traitor of Morris Austin decd, Jno. X. Moore,
Gerard B. Stuart and others.
The Circuit Court for Augusta County, on the
! 9Th day OF November, 1851 decreed in the Above
named cause, among other things, "lhat Master
Com'r., John n. Hendren take, state and settle
an account of the estate of Morris Austin dec d
administered by the defendant, Alex. M. Austin
ard by Washington Nj. Austin in his life tire
that he alsu state dn account showing the liabilities,
| if any, of the securities OF The said adm'rs NJ and
! Washington M. Austin, aJm'rs of Morris Austin
decd, in :heir official bond, aud also account o.
the estate, if any, of Ro5'l Steele dec d.. and OF
| Washington Nj. Austin dec d in the hands OF WIN.
Ramsay late Sheriff of Augusta County that
he also ascertain and state the debts. il any, paid
by the adul'or of Morris Austin dec ID or by Their
securities in which The heirs of Morris Austin decd
were bound or for which, at the time they were
maid The Real estete of the said Morris Ahsn dec q
might have been subjected to sale, and that ne
also ascertain and state how mnch Of the sum u
s., 299 IS idecreed al The JTne term lS49 10 be
paid to the Plaintiff in the suito 'AlcClanahan's
adm'or ss McCIanahan's adm'or &c. was found
ed upon obligations or covenants Of the said Nor
ris Austin decd binding his heirs, and how much
of tie sum So decreed is covered by the covenants
of the refanding bonds lnentionedin the Bill, bind
ing the heirs of Morris Austin decd how much
ifany, of The sum So decreed constituted specific
lien in the nature ola vendors lien upon any rea
estate now in the possession ufthe heirs Of Morris
| Austin decd, or Of Lelia w. Anstin decd, for
merly Lelia w. Northumberland that he alsf
stale the amount paid by the plaintiffs to the
creditors Of John S.,McClanahan decd. Sc, &c,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The parties interested ia the foregoing decretal or
der will hereby take notice to attend atmy Office II
Stanton on Thursday theaflah day of March mex
prepared 10 furnish all materials necessary for
full and satisfactory statement Of the various &C
counts thereby directed. %
J. N. >HFNDREN NJ. Com'r.
Eah Is 1870 Al
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED on. the 4th inst, PHILtr DAVID, infant son Of
PHILIP and Mary KQiner, aged 7Iyears and months.
DIED on the 18th inst, after painful and protract'
ed Illness Mr.. DASisL Collins. brother OF Mr.. Rich
ard Collins, of Staunton.
DIED; Al the redeucc Of his father on Back Greek,
in this Coanty, the 9th inst, JE Sc BALstsr, jr
aged about % years, =
DIED, suddenly at his residence, in this place, ON
the 2cd inst Of Pneumonia, Mr. DAVID PoiSrs, lin tic
- year Of his age. ,L >r
DIED, on Friday Last in the 18th year of her age
MARC REr, daughter Of Mrs Jane a. yanlear Of this
county. q
DIED, at Savannah; Georgia, on Friday the Goth
Lovely in person and character, she admired and
esteemed BY larry crle Of friends IN whom this an
nouncement will excite feelings ofSinccrc grief In
the early period herlllness she shrank back from
death with natural dread but towards the close her
mind became tranquil and happy and she departed in
perfect peace.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
BATH LAND FOR SALE.

'VIlE undersigned having determined to change
Z his residence will offer for sale on the first
day Of March next the FARM on which he re-
sides. four miles North Of hliIboro' and six miles
Norlh-wes! of Panther Gap, containing abOu,
$50 ACRES,
about one hundred Of which s.cIeared and under
good fence. There are about % Acres of good
MEADOW and 40 can be made with but lite
labor The Improvements are ordinary. There
is no Orchard, but sufficient number Of trees Is
supply an abundance of fruit. I. is deemed unne-
cessary to say more as purchasers always examine
for themselves Any person desiring to bDy
small stock and grazing farm will do well TO come
and see.
TERMS.-Six hundred dollars will be required
in hand, the balance in two biennial instruments,
the right retained until The, PURCHASE money is paid
Il. P. WILLIAMS.
January Ia. IS5J-tds.