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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
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Inventors and others desiring to obtain Letters
Patent for inventions are requested TO comuuni-
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Dry GOODS, GROCERIES,,
zsard,rare s GweensaOGre,
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuan, to decree Of the Circuit Cour,
of Monongalia county, rendered ina case
wherein Levi ]. Straight and diners were
Plaintiff, and Jackson Smith and other.
were Defendants, as Commissioner, l wili
sell,
On Monday the 2sta Of Novsm5er neat,
to tho h,gllss, bidder, TRACT OF LAND.
living OIL the waters Of Indian creek, in said
county, containing about 90 acres, being the
same tract conveyed by John Smith, deed
TO Jackson Smith aud others. Said Sale will
be upon credi; OF six sud twelve mouths ;
the purchaser giving bond and security bear
ing interest from date Of sale for the pur
chase money.
October 90. 1858. Commissioner.
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POETRY.
MISCHIEF MAKERS.

Oh. could there in this world be found
Some little spot Of happy ground,
withou. the village tu,tling!
How doubly blcst that spot ~ould be.
Where all might dwell in liberty,
Free from .he bitter misery
or gossips' endless pratt!ins.
IF such spot were really known.
Dame Peace might claim il as her own,
And IN ii she might fix her throne,
Forever and forever;
There like queen might reign and live,
While every one would soon forgive
The little sights they might receive,
And be offended never.
IT'S mischiefmakers that remove
Far from our hearts the warmth Of love,
And lead Us all to disapproSe
What gives another plcasurei
They seem TO take ones part-but when
They've heard our cares unkindly, then
They soon retail them DER again,
Mixed up with poisonous measure.
And then they've such a cunning way
OF telling iIl.meant tu!es--they say
" Don't ever mention it, pray.
would not tell another .
Straight 10 your neighbors then they 50,
Narrptiug every thing they know
And break the peace Of high and low,
Wife, husband, friend and brother.
Oh! that the misunderstanding crew,
Were all reduced to o;se or two,
And they were painted red or blue,
That every one might know them;
Then would our villagers forget
To rage aud quarrel, fume aud fret.
And fall into an angry pet,
With things SO much below them.
For Ills sad, degrading part,
TO make unolhcr's bosom smart,
And plant dagger in the heu;t
We ought to love and cherish!
Then let US eycEmore be found
In quictncss with all around,
While friendship, joy and peace abound,
And angry feelings perish. .,...--,..-..s-s
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A HI l. D.
ny ALEXANDER SMITH.

o thou bright sunny thing, fresh from the hand
Of God,
The motions ofthy dancing limbs are swayed
BY the unccasing music OF thy being!
Nearer seem To God when looking on thee.
'ris ages since lie made His youngest star,
His hand was on thee us 'twere yesterday.
Thou later revelation! Silver stream,
Breaking with laughter from the luko divine,
Whence all things flow! o bright and singing
Wha, viii tho1 bo hErcuflc'7 Iblbs
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GO AREAD!

Go ahead and do not .arry,
Nuught is gained by standing still;
What though you at times miscuuy,
Let no, lcurs your bosom Gil.
Search the causes of your errors,
Gather wisdom iron, the past,
To the winds give all the ,crrors,
And you'll &c. ahca at last.
Go ahead-in useful doings,
let your motto be "l'!! !tryi"
lie WHO cyeF i. dcspairing,
Bankrupt hearts and hopes are nigh.
What though you and wealth arc strangers
Onward, onward be your aim,
And those real or lairicd dangers
Soon you'll put to fight or shane.
Go ahcad-,hc world reforming,
In civil, moral, freedoms nsn'ei
all those forts and outposts s,ormiug,
Which your enemies may claim.
Yield no bulwurk, take no quarter,
Compromise no cherished right,
Freedoms treasures never barter,
Hold them irm with all your might.
ca ahrnd ,hpn-dnn'j defer I.
LIES short span soon fits away;
II y. I'D finish aughl of merit
You must to your task to-day.
Sc, the ball in instant motion,
Keep it going-strain each nerve
Nor doubt that ultimate promotion
Will yield tho anrcls you deserve.
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BL SHING.

Tie rose, with faint aud feeble streak,
So slightly tiogcd the maidcn's check,
Tha, you hud said her check was pale;
But ifshc faced the Summer gale,
Or spoke, or sung, or quicker moved,
Or heard the praise of those she loved,
Or when of interest was expressed
Ausht thu, walked feeling in her breast,
Tile mantling blood in ready play
RivAlled the blush Of rising duy.-seOtt.
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d Russia and Turkey!
MORGANTOWN FLOUR MILL.

-ALL persons who have been accustomed
10 gel their grinding doue at Rogers Mill,
and all Others who ara fond OF good -four,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for term OF years,
i, cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
charge OF the Mil.
Wnh the advantage Of sundTy improve.
menIs made IN The MA together with sire,
attention 70 business, and ,oll.dish just
rigk! and ripa! sid. up, he expects IN com
pete successfully with his bfuIher Miliets,
and 10 give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood BY
Farmers and others, that all who bring good
wheat may rely upNn having good -four.
Gy The highest market price will be CIV
Ell for Wheat. JAMES S. CRAIG.
October q, 1853. If
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OUR BOOKS.

WE arc now closing up the business ofthe
present firm. All who have open accounts will
We hope come at least and examine and SEQ irall
is right, whether you are ready 10 pay or not, as
BY this means you may prevent dificGlties, and
we hope those interested will not disregard this
notice. CARR, SMITH t Co.
Morgantowu, Nov. 8, 1868.
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Skies Bright and Frightening /!
Tie LATEST Arrival Of
RAAA & WINTER G0ODS.
CARR, SMITH & co.

CARH, SM II u w,
Are RECEIVING their usual assortment Of
Fall and Wm,e, Gouds, whlch have been
sought no matter how or where, and will
be sold lower than was ever heard tell Of n
this town belure. |, beng The iasl purchase
Of The plesent Firm. The GundS are buund to
be closed out, so all tina. are in search Of
cheap aud desirable styles Of Goods will DO
weII 10 examine the stock 5'iure purchasing.
C,me and see Us No cuarse tog showing
ynu pretty French and Thibet MeInors,
Psraurertas all.wocI Persian Delaimes, new
style, plaid Dress Go"ds, all-woul second
mourning Delaines, A paccas, ,Coburg Cloths.
ca.hmeres. Sonlag Cuff, ZEPHYR Wors,ed
Goods in greut variety, Dress Trimmings,
Bonne, Ribb"ns, together with the usual
variety kept, such as
Boots, SHOES. Hats, Caps, BOnnGts, &c.
Also, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
and Glassware,
Mo1asscs, !Sugars, C9fSe, Spices,
Paints, Oils aad bye Stnffs:
ard W. woull rot iorset to mention that our
Eeas and &'oBacco urs worthy Of your
uvlice. DON'T forse!lh.
Ntw York Cheap Variety Store.
November 70, 1853.
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the undersigned, thro'
w the Post Office It fairmont, Va. (post
paid) ill the 9th OF December, 1853. for the
building OF House OF Public Worship in Fair.
mont, to consist of Frame building, 80 Il. long
and Sc feet wide-ono story Of Is feet in the
clsas.
The contractor will be expected to complete
the building On or before the LIST day Of August,
1880. Persons will include in their bids tho
foundation and The inside finish, such as Pews,
Pulpit, sc. The work to be done 10 plain,
neat aud substantial manner. The foundation,
above ground, may be made Of Brick, except the
corners, which will be required to be done with
Stone.
Holes, plans and specifications can be seen BY
calling on the undersigned in Fairmont, after the
goth inst. SAMUEL SMITH,
AUSTIN MERRILL,
... Building Committee.
Faismon,, November II, 1861.
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New GoodS---0ncc More !,

I have Jus, returned from Philadelphia
snd Baltimore, snd am. prepared 10 SHOW
all who may favor the with a call, as gene
raj and houdsrme In asGoIlmen, OF Goods
as have ever had
The stocl; has been purchased on me rrns'
fsvo.ahe terms, uadet lhe Ircsn: reduction
OF prices and picssnrr N The Eastern moary
market. hare the usual va'IeV pi
DRY Go0Ds, GROCERIES,,
Narti,rare s Gweensg0re,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps s BonnetS'
SC. &c. sc.
| am determined to sell at short profits,
and 10 make up any deficiency by increase
of sales. shall be glad to open accounts
with all responsible men who are wiling TO
cIose their accounts at the end Of The year.
The Red Post will show you where 10
fnd NE, always ready TO give first.ra,e bar.
gains. D. ii. CHADWICK.
October 81, 1853. II
Psi hope all indebted 10 the late firm
of D. H. Ciadpiek { Co. will call and make
settlement withou, waiting TO be called up.
on. D. II. c.
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THE WONowsALlA MIRROR

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IL published every Sa.urda! morning. Al me
Office on Front street, next door to n. MaderiS
old Pas, Office stand, at the following ,erns;
81 50 4 IEaR CAsmIH ADvAScE;
soon on.YrER SIX MoNrHsHAvEESPtREo;
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
Fo, square, 5 weeks, e1.9 eo2
cacl sddi,ioaa! insertion, ~ W
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DO. year, wv
70, one column, u,inion ;yPe, yeas, sV'1
For Announcing caniidstts, eGeh name, s'eo
W 10 paper will be discontinued until all
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the paSiisht!.
No subscription taken fos shorter period
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25
SPRING TRADE, 1853,

seY steamers Arabia and Pacific. from Europe. and by various ar.
I'D rivals from The Northern manufacturers: we are receiving a
large and entirely new stock Of HOslENf, GLOVES,
COMBS, THREADS, together willevery va.
riety OF small ware. anu fancy so"i, Usually KEPT IN Similar estao
ii.lnnen;s in the Northern cities; ANA We would respectfully sulicit
the merchants Of Virginia, North Cttolina aud Tennessee, TO sise !.
an denomination, upon their visit 10 our market this spring.
,lur rooLs having been bought ENTIRELY FOR CASH, we eau
cunflLen nifty assure them that they will And our price. as low 9 they
are sold in any housei III this country.
We have also in store: i large and we'll selected stock II n
and SILVER WATCHES and GOLD J w YELL :
IA which we csreciaiIy call attention, GINTER & ALVEY,
N,rch q No. 10 Pearl street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25

& HAVING determined u rer.Tr Ge5r R!ciI-" NJ. uHet 49,! r1ie
N privately, my farm. lying n k.n2 y CUc- county iIh"itriiate
4. o N a gubnc road, AMI b rGI,s te0w NcHip"", H,Ihit Z. Ei.sa
III TWO large Grist Mills. Tie aDoy- tinc' C,tAhtrf =thu; 80 Gti"-
one hall Oi which IS G..atGI, ,hu ha!uGcr uG.rret wlIh "'sin'4
turposcs there II n stream ol water Easing Trough lae !af",
,uthclrul Tor a crls. or saw mil the !atCI OF WINCH %ou4c 10 fhE:s
. ycrrlinsIy IIohLabir N lhI- section, ne tnorc I. 90 svch ccFY1
n,eu, : slthiG =, miles OF The place This lard IL = medium 3hsa
~ .t,ured 10 ,e growth OF wheat, com. oate. e.. Tee hsHctI-
CONSIST Of a good comfortable dwelling, ki'htn, tih"sc house, -:
rage house, barn. corn houses, sable, Ice house, rseto htusts,aE
In addition 10 the above, IL has asu a g0oG o!chaid OF choice iuiHs.
md good waite For iuriiIer particulars, all {" VI ' y Mon
tague box E37, Richmond Post Office, II t. lie subsrIILfI, -, ~
u,rInises AdLresf. Nemtown, klny * Queen t"nn!.
Match est JOSEPH GAIEHODD
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sGs:GisAnDISE,
DANIEL II. LONDON,
rMpOETEF OF FRENCH GERMAN AND ENG
llSlI DIR u EOnHS

LISH IN "VobS,
kEfEiS for sale large aud varied stock oi
~ FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
wnirh will be sud al unusually low prices, Ia make WA fora heavy
importation Tor the ihl. 4" persons who buy fr CASH, aud IA
those wnu ar" promre IN he scitls ment OF ,hrm accounts. lar.r con
,ssSnu viii he made. al the desire Is 10 sell every Thing an hand aI
lhr 1t OF May, the Gay ui my departure Tor Europe. rI.uleI.. M
url,clurers and m rci,auts SHALL lind il To ,l,ir Interest Ia buy
their spring Goods ul me. Persons who wish any styles Of Foreign
goods, viii please make up and send in their orders, as usual, bei"lr
the list May.
on SALE, For a COMMISSION,
American Prints. Burhals Tor Batting and Negroes wear, nFts'
q ODDS, Iwlsfrd silk Mills. Lawns. Laces. Gloves. Hosiery. cloths
tasslurtrcp NeslIuss, Patent Threads. seine Thread" anu Iwihes,
l,mhrIcs, LAC comets. and Irish Linens. Ia these goo sgrit bargains
M ~ be had.
In consequence uf the recent ads ancc on II Cotton Goods, buyers
II .,II mi. .Jv,,,,c. :, III. nr,nrtnnity Feb. q
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.A,GI IL. E.nG

-. -. $, Is . DEr
~. - TeH.i "r iiH %ftr,i,
{ s'thHs Iu; S.!.!: -roro Rico ami ruhIl
yrm,w s = = "t y, = 'i"i SUGARS.
n%IASa iag"aita Costa MA. ,.ii. All IL, rulilr.
r.h,N - aud tubt MulAS1s,' tasm c"iu
e 's5t'a n ;" 81 iis 4s1' t rs:,.:'' "'""''
~" ",@i'"sd. Sperm. ! : aui Us
mN''!ia ItcssA ! sand Is /" i,rc. .,.,a
nHti y Jtrt~,p's t."trr IN j.Ti s,.@, !rI.rir>
H''.4m i! 90 = ,"nhGs
Go:iu" ,ar".. h. c"r5.. pl.u.h ,,.,,. ru...
t H%s: ; ~. as. s .'% POM. q; H. =. ";% ,."~,%%2
I" 49," az! ! ''cn,an i."1, Ei.-te,cL s"i '-4r .,e:l
'""t'iA' amt GA I,om,nion >ais
mmst 'in'' 1iiaiei ':ucGet, Nest T"Lr. 'hurr.
"'''''s' Measures. Sugar i:"xs-. -.
ba,k aud Iai. 3m,ly. com. 10 Tie
Ma reach an! Nrpie lirari,. Jtn'lca Rum
s,"'onsli,li, Tuscaloosa .r"i hecrId'' %lhstcy
rr" !" n:a!ei.a Wine. ofmy "~n 'nnot.n, n"r 49,
p c. G,,y .sar,' ION a. q $40 PERI NJ.
Marc, i-S&ja~ ' : " ''4" " "s'' Chewing tobacco
GREET Can ~ OE.AISMD
can find a large a.t.run-nr, a, vcry r,w mircr. The sencs Of
watries also an /. |y yssy I,t S.',. .'SSo "s|. :" ~ ,ii HrIs, wn,L L :. r1,T S o, g" :,
eaGiy V"''e'y. Tie assortment oi Gold, Plated ard Gill lrw.lry,
GH'l,ry, co~1., ls%t"S,. r r." " lie, IT,. an" ""i Ey e. Is Mh.s,
l a. s ssaia: EAttac'.. co!os"e WDter, fear o.. Eaa'rT ami Ee
~ c',ss raak Hook ,r"re None, GisST fa.., r.i t. s oafs
~. x !. !" nlr.i,nn. f"rsh.e Is 10" - thm he purchased III ANY Of
Mhrch2i la, lam, mes,
go, cGPAitIA &IiSHlP .0TIC...
; III mytr nd drm q SnErpARn i crAInERiA3iNE Tor
~ l":I".e Ni fTaoaacrng 4 Gr"etai Commission business. .na ot
sale q I"aars%, wbsa;. isGa' Com ,%i "a "~d "1' ",h sy'f trodsss. Win II
,ms l,sise ~ The: vii use her bcat e.o!caVo,' /" advance ~ IN.
stir.'r 81 all vino imaS pc mnI7c hem.
iney air ftefa's'to 'oske liberal A4Y".crs "n al produce con.
!G%H y. i 2'' 1i'1AHHrf 4
IS.e!.'ootd, Va s:arch ir. l>51
rl1'nEfn! 'or II, l'uecar patronage bestowed On me Ion lie lasr len
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THE GREAT aMENlCAS HEDGE PLANT
'MAiLERA" OR nSAt'E ORANGE -iiTKISS SEED AMI
4 hhIS

q FEW ,c'ir ha'"" hit "iaist!r -irc" lie miioduct,"n I this
= u .rdu'Ilui plhmi, hut tNi aIiH'nt haze u.Itadr .ioSn ;hdt ~"
sIcd, dc-ldrfd'uni inI Ne fsHtss /. ass discovered IN. Otj,ctIui-
COZ "od'y urged hsdir-t other i'd.e PLANS. 10 iur srI!! j." III.
bsa.. Ufanlt, Il ir easily lr"liadrd and ~ rIri! Growth. TON"
- great tcna,i? III iit, 4; neats flooding "f dr"rsh'f d"t@ NOT
spread ito:a The r'Gt: la, a very SHARP tn0in. an! he wnDI :,n;a,r-
all aromatic oil "hI.. tenders y seIui1-!!uctt IL, >, .luC ~ ids"cjs,
as The CSpr'sa - Cedar II a1tE.sa heap I"G1c % s,"gull. sGlu
y, an! lnpcG.trdbtc almost "a a bird
Miny IrIsou. have become discouraged IL ih"iF 4 'irrnj1 20 .ID~
The u~df. bfdu.c, hs ,t'r repeated iaiinrs- ~ ntiEIng ;hr "rrt
gr.iuIulhe, Which GEiv tr - sIh.Lr" alone L, Ihr worthless srrt "a.
ais sold. de vIti!tt "I Which was draItos q. II. tha Process 81 ~
traction rom The Orange.
A. an engaged IN the tusintr- 81 riIsi"2 i'4lts, ny srrI = Al,
saihtrci ans 2Irs-rytd uG:cr my own care, am! ~i! tc m.r n'ted
good aGI iErit.
Also ~ hard .iI sils, i.u.s Dihnr- lianL. al lead, L.. --tIu.
IN i-i-r They CD. lie iur".!jtd 10 anY part al Ia. cDuAi., q. sea.
soa !0I SprInc planting
A descriptive p.nnllet cn"'aiutr. iuil t.,,t.ons III iiot&,Gg
.hr seed, rearing The hedge. Sc sen! Oh aiphrntr"m 10
II " rIikIS.
March II riW Manchester. conn.
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: she subsc rluer oirts "r sale /, .Ea AZ, nut u's. excellent !oIEr.
Z ul about EHy acres, Ga the south ride ui The " n!iai.slE.z Ivni
usar Krhmond-@s miles ircni lie %: Mahct hN'u. ~" lh!tis
ni The land IL cleared, and = considerable PAN ~ ,i.J,a.rJ H. j.
market . fdea. Is ielti!iiy, adaptation aLG rhi."tH'...> 10 Ihttkrt,
makes II rue Of the most desirable place. TORI Ir".L'r ..rrI aus
!. airs. /" he had near IL. tny. il fIuiriIy nsnagrt, ;c ifr+ ~
mis- lara coui. be vcIy ruon an1 esrIIy IuaGr iIvrt - prvhis Tho
q midiug Oh he tatm can, Win bui little eE rtEnr, be IL, Aoie,! a cen"
portable residence. II his all necessary c"uvcnialre- y EUIuttE u
I excellent EIrinsr OF wnttr are Oh lie place
Thorr Wishing to purchase viii please cal! and etan"ino 10 I'sr
selves
Tile Terms VIII be Vs,y lbe.a! App. - RET iiAsii.'s On
relnises, or!u the subscriber.
Sept Sy-Ctf SAhlEI EAoI!.'na
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TALLY HOI

fsNAll.Y no will again rlani ts ensuing season At a
X ~ static IT Fairfield course; the season comm.u. ES~N
chg III: II OF Mach ari ending ;nr IL; ~ August lie ~
wn! serve ma - Al e15. ti.c!ar&ri hy the pay mrIt ofI--
s&l within The season. siu To iu-ule lie mare Ia be with lotl: part.
IA: with her to f"rci the 1t suGanrr; one Dollar 10 the groom. Mare
"!l d. led al two srhlirGs 4 Jay. ash the grcateatrare t9Scn 81 them:
bui M r.-thi% IbIlity vii! he Incurred Tor accidents -; ESCAPES
PERFORMANCES ASD rEDIGREE. -Taiy III lun The ttsl race
that Was run IN Amer la. and ia ul tie bcr; aud most approved h'ooa.
For IA, tcuisrs al bih. see rau.b l.is. JAMES TALLY.
March 3-ruiaS
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MONTE VILLA EEm.IC cr,,,,.I--
AT 6RIiNGTON KINE Il ,

" nj 70 NTNG AND GNEEN
Il female education. DESTROYS of slthira win- ~, ,nr = =.
;or that purpose, recently purchased n suitable situation n; n. , ,b,
named place, where n; TI,oposostc ofer. OF The Srs; MONDAY IN Gny.
a Female Boa'ding School. "''
T#. location. rrorerbIaI for Its teaiihincss. j. - IL 80 :
iicEsrIy regulated, religious. AMI highly inteiIco /, r,c,nn n;, -. :
.og 4 large church, under the weekly minis;ral,. u az .,is 1,sIn,
within 3U yards ofthe dwelling;
a thorough English education, the Latin and French T.snguar.s' md
Music on the Piano.
The FIRST session for this year, commencing rs above, viii close a.,
The laslof July: the second, beginning on the third Monday ia Sen,
will close on tie third Friday OF December.
TERMS-For board and tuiion sin the session Day SCHOLARS,
slu. PAYABLE one half in advance. AND The Other aiths Close vi the
session Music an extra cha OF SN0 a session.
p,Icts HENRY ROBINSON III Nurfolg
(Addless. after 18th April, Bruinstoil Posi- othce)
March ~ -ca3w
81 The Wing and Religious Frrald will copy.
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VALUABLE LAND o, JAMES nivEK Fon

, s.IJE r.,aE rraIltd " eva uuAe, i"H.It, III IcsldtLce OF lI Juf:.
Mime. ID nov ohcTei i0f sale h,vusisis OF atOGi eleven tan
u.s., ,rr.,-rirAs hundred aud lhhty OF HIGH lad, OF winch ablG,
49,, Z res ale IN cultivation, The bHiJrcc ~ WOODS The tuiiI' siri
i,Gi nu4 all brrn lined, and three uattls at II GrtrnuS ie!rei.
and L. now IN i ri.h state ui improvement The tdiim.- consist ~
a Daeitns House with seven I,oms, Kitchen and ali nect,sa'y Ser
.aHt Houses: with a new Two story Barn, undo large A:abi, recrLul
bi, u dc best materials.
70, terms. which VIA l." iLcraI.ppIls - JOHN A 5ELbL%
ie4 ,"I WestoveT, OF 10 he subscriber i'll ilcrrl.oiE, "a Su.g. '4aia
~, CABIN Point Post Office. " a ORGAN
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TE!Ms OF SALE ca.hloL . mneh 81 %: -luL.L... non.


ESTATE. II TIE COINlI Ui K Nc WILLIAM
Z S ,iituuU ~ /. deed ~: tGuSI rNeC"t'lb ~ i " ; nitr"ft ie.s =,
I'd te county oi KING William, 10 G= r. tu<t.er, ioI ne F"Ii1s.
II ,eJun1: the raymeGt Of ceIntn itbIs IicI'lu SL.cIr.J cue 4air
hS raL EIc snIy 10 OtvIren Slaughter rEi irirI DuEaiL.s, "i.,L
SID seed was rAtcLtri uG he lith day ui FtuiGaIt, lcJi. tIj AS-
-! TrCuid ~ lac Clerks Once al he tuAnt, tnu-tui Rag WIiir!',
sc. The un:ri sisntd, shall prOctru 70 sell ~ tntlIC aulrr. 0a Mob
La The 2Ud iy Il May lsrd, before III Gwen door OF Rag w.
I,ui. Cuuli House, lhr valuable ID! ia knU@n ~ it hi0s NH'iaia
iouIt House tract, upon which lAe Coat l,ust Ad ath1I h"Gis
and prIyate building al. ioraicd5 containing ~ a.rcs, mole "g les"
ty Sutuco 81 Ghe same authority dad a The SAM noe aT"i piece. "
,nsii dsU =, about I. u lc lIkeiy slaves, 'ohsIsunp -! nhtn "'a.s"
aGdchIitIcn
The iraclu i land above rrieGredtnf - ItOp.rt Its,I3r" "hr "ii {.
nosI Va iuabir estates IL The county 81 ki. N,iian' !Ii- Si!""tsS
IN a healthy region OF coulIry, AMI ANNOUNCED b. u ~! uIaii.i -.
Intelligent, industrious AND !riNInE " = any ~ NItklnia u. itoutda
Ia htifI u the finest QUALIFY IrIteciiy accessible. aud CnnNtritGt .
an, baritone Of The estate There - large tavern AMI .eStrni III
stic ;cnemcnts upon the farm, and as, n iarIIaEn shop Bisct-
-tnIlI'H Shop and raiIor'- shop all II wI,lt ale "c" aEd a good
/ pan.
TERMS.-Uue ttuId 0i the an hasr iionrY "a hc pes tn' III t=
t,.lue 10 one aiL .w" ,-lrs. ~.m interest irrtn tie al r!s sal. -
b.. scared 10y 4 deed 81 truss upon The land, ant toG1s "u' SCOT
rel-unai security. u hREt'pki1 jh { IN.
Nov t--CII- j T. MITCHELL.