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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-18
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MEDICINES.
THROUGH RY ExPREss.I!

FINiIS Ia 10 certify that the MEXICAN MUSTANG
L LINlMENT has been used quite extensively in
the stables Of Adams & Cos Grent Southern Eastern
aud Western Expresses fir Curing Gelds, Chafes,
Scratches sprEns mud ru ses, and 1t has proved very
chcc,uhl. We have hesitation In recommending IL
valuable preparation, To be used externally man
beast. J. DuNNING,
Foreman of Adams d Cos
Express Stnbe, N. York
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RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA LINE Of Richmond .sss,,s

Y AND NEW-YORk PACKETS This new -
home line Is composed of the following vessels mad
snils from Ncw-fofk every three days. All owned in
The city of Richmond, viz
Srhnnnor nrlnnn Cnninin nnnie Dadrr.
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FOR NE w Y - !

FOR NEW YORK.!
IL s. AIaR Linz per The SPLENDID S?EAMSHHS
jamestown and Roanoke!
ri'HE new aud ecgant ide,w wheel -team E...sln--JN
1 ship JAM ESTOWN, (Cupl. Parrish sh@--ss.s.-~'
will lenve Petersburg via City Point, every lne"i"t
Eveniur and the ROANOKE, (Carf, GhYendy) 'Ret'
Friday Evening, for New Yark.
Passage and fare from Petersburg including
Sntc Rooms Wv w W.
Stec' age passage. Wv
,xcepd by none On lbe coast md travellers will hnd II
the most pleasant tou'e to the nnrh they will there
y avad the dnst and frequent cngcs Of the Railroads
tY- Tickets issued nt ny Office on Sycnmnte STREET
SAM'L. G. BAPTIST, dgt. PeiersbRrg.
rRsA passenger train lenves the APpomattos deP"i
every Tues lay mud Friday hrlf pnsl o'clock p NJ
10 connect with the Steamships nj City Point fassen
gers by the Southe Railroad vi" reach fei rannre III
time 10 take the cars for the steamers. y u IL
July li-ts
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STEAMSHIP COMPA- .ss,

u NY,S LINEo" STEAMERS ria Norfolk sssss
and Cape MaV --for Philadelphia every "Wednesday,
SrrAnfR Cary OF RIoumonp Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRGINIA. 1hrt' lenl
STEAMER PENNsYLyASlA, Chfl.b .b",m''n
One of these splendid steamships will enVr Rielnond
nr Philadelphia every Monday and Thursday ut high
water touch ing at cnpe May land passenRers hc'
turning leave Philadelphia every "wednesday and Satur
day nj 10 o'clock. A. NJ, rniil furthrrn notice,
Passenger, for ape May will consult their interes
by nking this route, II H. in addition to beng the
rhenpest the most eNpeditious and romol able.
Passengers for New xOrk-We have en-
tered into forward passengers through -
New York either by acamecs, allowing them IT,
privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three AZ four dn
-, proceed directly On NV york upon the nriHnl o
The steamers.
shippers TO the West-Foha 'ronisls dr.i
nns of shipping 10 Pitshure, will please henr IN mint
that we have made all the necessary arrangements =
uynrd to ncco through at 60 cents per 100 ponnda
Due notice wbe always given III all The )nhy rsf"f-
in The city, when the steamers will be rendy to receive
freight and The hour uf hcir sailing
n. B.-Shrpers viii bcnr in mind that nil bIiis 81
aning must be sent To tho wharf nj Ruckettso be rigp
rd before the smiling of steamers
ru.4age through To New York, tcahin and onhd ~
Gapc May
Philn'phie'
2nd cuhin "
For freight or pnssngr, npply To
no. RANKIN. Ao't., Richmond Va
!, ooasrt. on he Dock
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MOHuANTOs Jnne JUH IbDJ
| certify ibnt | acquainted with George Good--
that he waa afflicted with rheumatism above stated,
aud was cured by tho of the Mexican Mustang
Liniment JAMES c. SMYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.
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INSURANCE.
InRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsvV

dNo f'-LyA'ab@g Hose " Fire Insurance Com
paHy
This Co .panE makes Insurance neainsi loss ., dam.
age by Fire on Dwelling unses Gtorcs Tobacco Fact.
ries AMI other buildings furniture Goals warrs al
merehandze generally in town aud country on .he most
'ayorable te4q,s
Also makes insurance on the lives oful persons ei
Toying good health and OF sound constitution for the
whole durnton ofhfe, or fora limited period.
Slavrs employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured on reasonal lie terms
The Company willaso take murine risks from, aud To-
any OF the Northern Soutacrn Ports Mt favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL PyeSidest.
DON 7. c. PETERS, lice President
SAMPSON DluGUID, Chez Engineer
James Cohbs, Samuel Garland
John .icgnt, Nathan Il. Thurman
GeorPs W. Yance>, Ohm Otry Tnylor.
William I. Anderson. William I. Smith.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREfD T. Wills, Secy.
DR. VIM 'orwayo Mci'cat Eegmiar,a
The Medical Examination subjects for Insurance
will be m4dc the office of the Company ON each day
between the hours of and o,luck p. NJ.
FehS-dfs
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RICHMOND.
GlFALL IMPORTATIONS 10
CHINA, BARTHBNw ARE AND
Fancy Articles.

NllE Subs rihrr otlcra country Mere ants nnd 9TH
L crs in wunr, his complete stock ct Earthehwnre
CHINA, Table nnd fancy Articles, OF hia own direct i'm
portnon iionl the nNurtu tnelOriea ol England and
France together with full new stock of Plnin Pressed
Cut Glass In every variety, ye &c The assortment
comprises, in part. the following:
DINNER SETS Gilt, decorated gold band, and
white French China, white. granite and blue print How
log blae, purple. dnmaAeenn, plum lilac.
TEA SERNlCES--ln sets oi 20. a. SO. b9, ". and
% pieces, ranging in prize lrom 81 To 800 act
WATER PITCHERS, covered and uncovered basins
and Ewers and Toilet scts
RICH VASES. common aud decorated Mugs aud
common Enrthruwnrr, suitable 10, fall tndo,
PLATED GoODS-Tea, desert and table Spoons;
table and desert forks snlt aud mustard spoons nap
kin rings. mustard pots butter knivcs and oastors.
TABLE ClIlERY-lvory handle table sets ~ pie
ecs Knives mud forks IN duzrnt common do.
BRlrANIA WARE-Costers FROM the ost common
the best mnnuurmred spoons, ndlcs and safety lu-
id lamps
LOOKING GLAsSEs-Splcndid gilt ornemcpted
frames. French plates various sizes suitable Tor man
tie nie do; mahogany francs in greatly y"rieiyond
tolet glasses.
GLASS WARE--rlnn and pressed cut tnmblerA,
wine pitchers snlycr buwa prcaorvo deoahtets
lemonades egg pos-c., gobet- champagne; safety hu-
id nmp, water hottes, butter plates syrup and moass
salt cellars castor bottles, preserve jars hsh
globes.
LAMrS-rhe improved so'or amrs of which the sub
-crbcl Is the sole propclor puror hail. and sorc,and
hnud Tampa. in great variety
CHANDELIERS of ., ,, L. 9. 3. &c, burners fur
ushed reasonable terms watcrs ten trays lanto,ns
table Nuts. 10y tea and dinner sets.
STONE NARE--At factory prices.
The suh brr ocf. nil the above goods roasona-
bic trrtns and satisfied that call from country NOR
chnnls persons contemplating housekeeping VIII con
vince them tha hi. stock il moi surpasso n princquhl
ly variety by any cstal hmcnt IN the State. Small
profit and quick sales il the motto Gall NJ
J. ID. II. EVANS,
nov Ii.ts III Main st, Richmond.
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Having used the Mustang Liniment In my family for
severe onses of hard Jumps and swengs, | oheerfuy
give my certificate its excellent effects. My daugh.
ter had hard lump. the sse Of hens egg upon her
wrist for yesr. told her 10 rub II with the Lniment,
and few applications entirely removed IT. have nj
used the Lniment for Serofuous Tumors, SWELL
gs In the throut o long atnndir ofmy servants.
aud II removed them both In short time. consider
them all remarkable cures, and recommend the Mustang
Linment the best .iole ever used.
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel
Liberty, Va, June 30th, 1853.
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INSURANCE can be effected in these companies W.
on as fair terms, as in any others OF equal respon>i
bily, by application 10
p. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchbug.
aug i7-d1y
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We take great pleasure in recommen' ing the Mex.
lean Mustang Linment to all our irierds and custom
ers the best article we have used for Sores
sprains, Gslds, on Horses We have used IL exten
sively and always cnectually Some of our men hayo
also used 1t for Bruises And Sores well
Rheumatic Pains. and they all say aets like magic
only say that have abandoned the Of any
al. ,ua,
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TERRY g. SHIELDS, Propnetors.
TEIR Ms.

: yIRGiNtAN is published ay at go aud ~ ~
Z w. - tis, and no paper is discontinued excel AZ
1 IN =, th pT,eretors until all arrearages shni nave
,rIsEMgNTs are inserted tor 90 sents per suaf' ioI
,Sxse 5rm insertion, and 81 cts for every uter
9 - 3an,ber Of Insertions Is not marked on the Ms, II
II tit5tsI an ordered out and charged accordingly
'HRIY RATES are.for the privilege OF two squares
weekly sl0 for square daily s35, semweekiy
1 f,,n daily SO, seui-weekly s35. Every yearly
~ viii be re uire To conitne his advertising o ms par
II, af business, and II he exceed tue sPaee sup" o'
a -. ]. 1r,.al rntnhly for the eXcess.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

of the Royal College of Surgeons London,
~, C',n onc 6(the most eminent Colleges ot he
s.,,e,' nnd the greater part of whose life has
han, nthe Hospitals of London, Paris phIadel-
Ia Elsewhere, has effected some of the most as,
.nr,s that were ever known. Many troubled
5,,,5 in the ears and head when asleep, great
e.., being alarmed at sudden sounds and
|g.. with frequent blushing, attended some.
l. 4. loansemcnt Of mind, were cured immodi
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TO s TR4NGERS.

aHg Thousands cMedntthis institution with the
ears, aud the numerous important Surgical
q pertormedby Dir. j.. witnessed by the Re.
y the papers and many other persons, notices "l
r. aPPearedagain and again before the pubic,i'
3 guarantee that the afflicted will find Il skill
s 'aorable physician.
Y There are so many ignorant and ~ th
y y IS advertising themselves as Physicians, rum
fath otthc already afflicted, that DR.. Johnston
4 necessary TO say, especially to those unacquain
has reputation that his ere lenlials or diPlo
vs. hang in his office.
Il WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
Pey cured. and full vigor restored
LL LETTERS OST-PAID-REMEDlE Els
NAIL. Ous -dsc1v
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hartcr Oak Life Insurance Comps, y, ,llnninld, Cont
CAPITAL, 5000 900.
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] M HEwtrr Foreman for
AMERICAS ExPRKss Co, 10 Wall st.
HARpEn's ExraEss. "a Broadway,
PuLLEs, ViHolL Il Cos, 10 Wall 81.
WrLLs, FARoo g. Cos, l6 Wall st.
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~ 1000 ens Weather made, Winter blcnrhcd :.
lar OIL,
1000 rnll, Weather made, Winter Solnl Oil
GOO Blrnch Il fnll Sperm Oh,
. 900 Cnul pit Ots,
Landing per Barqne Emily ,direct from Now Bedford
sale by EDMUND, DANENPohl y 10.
,rt % +. Richmond Va.
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r,vF pAPTrCuLAR NOTICE.


t.,,d (,narliansnre often msled with respect
as.e or source nf disease in their sons and wards
a. ,nen do they ascribe to ,ther causes the
artbs frame. Papitation of the Heart, Dyspep-
,s.,io,. arrangement of the Nervous System,
m Symptoms of Consumpti, n, also those Sc
o,,l cgerts. such as loss of Memory, Depres
S,irit. ar pec,. ar fits of Melancholy, when
j. they have been caused by 'ndulging IN
M. but alluring practices, destructive to both
Mind. Thus are swept from existence thou
,o might have been Of use to their Country,
ia ther friends and ornaments to Society.
INSTON'SINVIG, RATIVE REMEDY FOX
ORGANIC " EAKNESS.
grand and important Remedy has restored
and yigor To thousands of the most debilita ed
n l. many who had lostall homes. and been n,
10 die. BY its complete invigoratlnn oi the
system. the whule faculties become restored
proper power and functions. and the laiien
o lie is raised up to beauty, consistency ana
upon the ruins oil all emaclated and premature
to sound aud pristine health. OH how happy
Ddrrds of misguided youths been made. vino
asl Ideally restored to health from the devasta
lo,e terrific maladies which result from III
b. Such persons. before contemplating mar
M bull reflect that IA sound minda body are tire
essary requisites to promote connubIai halP'
Iieel, without this, the Journey throughliie oe'
Bawoary ph hsrmage, the prospect hourly darken'
hxhw;tae mind becomes shadowcd with despair
fllcd with the melancholy reflection that the happi
toftnolher becomes blighied with our own. Lei
isea efficacy prevent YOU, bnt apply Immediately.
HWu places himselfunder the care OF DR.. JOti n
Nhay religiously conGde in his honor Ger
<n,bnd confidently rely uron his skill Phys
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Insurance Company Of the Valley in Virginin,
CAPITAL. 100000.
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i Lgpch6nrg Va, 10 knor,iHe Tennessee, By me Pr
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, and Fa'4sh g. Co.'S Line
Of Stage, Through tickets eun he ohtane nj the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, the following points aud at the following
rates. Niz:
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

or the Protection Insurance Company Hartford Con
GAfIlAL 5000 600.
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)RSE,

Hay Pul'
| cunrern
|> ileretC
|tyle and
[tlloriilel
|diiig up,
| of their
The Cecil Whig., 1853-09-17
SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER II 1853

1t stood beside bim. With feeble and
reluctant grasp he took the "frail mem
oFlai" of youthful VOW, and for a mo-
ment memory was faithful to her office.
She threw open the long vista of buried
years; and his heart travelled through
them all. Their Iustv and bIthesome
sPrlng-their bright and fervid summer
their ripe and temperate autumn
Their chill, but not too frozen winter.
lie saw, as III mirror, how one by one
the laughing companions of that merry
hour, at Richmond, had dropped INTO
! eternity. He felt the loneliness of his
condition, (lor he had eschcwed mar
rage, and in the veins Of no living crea-
ture ran drop Of blood whose source
was IN his own:) and as he drained the
glass which be had filled, ''to the mem
ory OF those who were gone" the tears
slowly trickled down the deep furrows
oi his aged face.
He had thus fulfilled one part OF his
vow, and he prepared himself to dis
charge the other by sitting the usual
number OF hours at bis desolate table.
with heavy heart he resigned himself
to the gloom Of his own thoughts-Ic,h-
ar5c sleep stole over him-his head fell
upon his bosom-conIused images crowd
ed into his mind-he babbied to him.
seli-was Silent-and when his servant
entered ihe room alarmed by noise
which he heard, he found his master
stretched upon the carpet at the foot of
an easy chair. out of which he had Slip
ped IN an apopIetic stroke. He never
spoke again, nor once opened his eyes,
though the vital spark was not extinct
till the following day. And this was
the LAST SUPPER.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-09-17
WHOLE No 633

u Hon. George Poindexter, former.
ly United States Senator from Mlssis-
sIPpI, died at Jackson, IN that State.
last Monday. His career was eventful
and singular. He was the first delegate
to Congress from Mississippi, and on her
admission into the Union was immedi.
ately chosen United States Senator.
which position he held for great mum.
Der OF years. He was likewise at one
time Governor OF the State. In early
lie he was supporter Of Cen Jackson
but IN later years he quaIreIled with and
became an lnverate opponent OF the old
Hero, Withdrew from the democratic
ranks, joined the wings, advocated a re-
charter Of the United State Bank, and
supported whig measures generally.
Owing to his inconsistency IN politics
Mississippi eventually repudated him,
and he was compelled to retire to pri.
vate i!te.--He renamed comparatively
inactive as a politician till four or five
years ago, when he once more took his
stand upon he democratic platform; but
he failed to regain The position he form
eriy held, and soon rtlapsed INTO undis-
iurbed quetude. Mr.. Poindexter pos
seSsed talents Of high order, and while a
Senator Of the United States his position
was among the foremost men of the
country.--Hcyaid.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-09-17
For The Cecil Hhig.
Sketches UgIralei.


Are you fond ot'tavelng, my friend! Doubt
less the pleasure OF viewing new scenes and
extending the field of your observations pre-
Sens strong inducements; but lhgn. there's lhe
veXaIion oI bring gcnleelIy imposed upon, the
trouble aud fatigue of packing up, ond the ever
lasting bother Of baggage. and more than all
the great liok OF life and Innb now a -davs in
car and boat alike; 50 that you woUiG most like
iy iorego the qualification rather than be sub
Jecled 10 the annoyance. Indeed such Il dcc-
sion is not surprising, especially if you are
troubled with the weakness OF prcterrns a
whole body TO a mui!alcd one, or have a latent
wish TO larry little longer upon tins mundane
sphere. Yet, strange as ii may seem. there are
people who will travel and thai for mere plea
sure. In such a mood found myself this SUN
mer, and II you please, You shal! have the ben
etl OF my trip, without those dreadful disa l.
greeables, we were talking OF Just now.
The - OF August, 1858, was one of those
mild, bright summer days, that make one dis
satisfied with the house, and long for the open
air. The evening before, our party had cone
10 the city OF Philadelphia 10 be ready for Il
start the next morning upon trip bv sea to
New York. In due Time. we cot On board th.
steamer Kcnnebec ;&d soon were sailing randi
ly down the river. Every thing conspired to
enhance the pleasure oflhc ride. The heavens
were cloudlesS; not ripple disturbed the calm
bosom Of the Delaware. save those which mark
ed our path; the air was baIny the river banks
clothed in the richness OF autumna verdure
and dotted thickly with the neal homes of happy
industry, while The whole surface was studded
with the whIte-wneed messengers of commerce
whose iorms and motions were faithfully re-
pcaled in the bright waters below. | have n
passion Tor the water. Indeed think would
do well for Hollandcr, for then could pretty
much dispense with stage and car and Iuxurate
in all manner of wafer carriage.
Having stopped at Del. City for a cargo ol
peaches, on which, by the way, the passengers
had the privilege of regaline themselves, we
touched at Cape Island abou, eight o'clocl;; Too
late however TO see more than two linh1s thai
served TO mark the landing. No sooner had
the steamer resumed her way, than, feeling the
swell of old ocean, she began to roll in Il man.
ner that produced no little commotion among
the unnitiatcd passengers. A scene ensucd So
ludIcIous that it proved far too much for nv
The Cecil Whig., 1853-09-17
~ Acres OF Land.
NOTICE..

In the Circuit Court for } In Chanccrv
ecu county. August 10. 1888
ORDERED. That the sale inrdr npi rrn,rfrd
" by James T. McCullou9h. Trustee for The
sale OF the real estate Of Darius Shippers. deco. :,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or before III. Igh
DAY OF NAmber neNi; provided Il copy this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed in
Cecil county, once week for one month before
the 18th day of October next.
The Report states the amount of sales 10 be
$lS33 IS. II. Fl. mitchell. CIk :
True copy. Test. II. II. MITCHELL,
Aug 90 I'm CGerk.
RACON.--A fresh supply of Hams, Shoulders
ID and Sides, by VIM. TORBERT.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-09-17
For The CccH Wig.
EyeIIsap.-BY ANSlANTHIUs,

EFeiRRp.-BY ANSlANTHIUS.
1t was sGlnmer-lime and swiftly,
Passed away the summer hours;
Keeping time 10 natures ninslrels,
Singing ia the wildwood bowers.
In our low and humble cottage,
Covered by the sweet wooiblne.
We were aaIher'd round The dealhbed,
OF The lovely Evcline.
When the April wind was sighing,
Sadly in each forest dell;-
She a stranger came among MS,
For llllle while to dwclI:-
Begged ui Us that we would give her,
Room within cur co, t3+ie;
SAID she hoped ere spring was over,
In the quiet grave 10 lie.
Down the golden sun was sinking,
Soi! and gently to hs rest:
Meath the gently waving lree-lops,
tn the golden tinted west.
And tie solemn shades OF evening,
Gathered round the closing dag;
While his golden light was Fading,
From the western sky away.
Ere the first grey tints eff morning
Lighted up the eastern Sky,
hnS''S came anu TOOK htf win them
10 the better land On high.
wien me old clock broke the silence
N't" me IohtIy h"ur oi one,
Said She in gcuilo Whisper,
.:Soon my last sand Will be rum
Nrtp not, 'oIl Sh", to US kindly,
AS W" WaIched around her bed;
"urleIc not Ior me when I'm number'd,
NIli Ia" cam and putet dead.
FOR long I"f est ana >h"tier,
In t@e chambers Of the Tomb
Dare not follow through its gloom."
"l'@h ambition --hnd she ShNndercd
~ W''h li'"o''n@ NoIr" size spoke
"NrrVeo me arm OF persecution
f"i@to iof me the cruel y"he.
i' lA'Sc ones, IN y"ui HPie"dur!
ioWe' ana p'mp ana paSchhlry:
The Cecil Whig., 1853-09-17
PUBLIC SALE OF
VAkE ABLE REAEI ESTATE
AND WATER POWER,
IN ,H,HPTI.YND

Nv 'h.I II LD1. " ~,
TIlE undersigned will "iier at Public Sale, at
L the Hotel Of Mr.. Jacob johnson, in Elklon,
on
7Hursday the 22d Of September, 1883,
all that valuable Real Estate and Wafer Power
known as "OCTORARO FORGE; lately oc-
cupjed by Nj. Blackburn.
This property contains
150 Acres
of Land. more or less and lies on the Ocloraro
creek in Cecil county, Maryland, about six
miles from Pot Deposit. aud within four miles
OF the Rising sun village. The Improvements
upon ii consists ola
Forge, G,ist MIL, Scw MN, an ercel-
lent Stone DWei/lng House, and
10 1enont Houyey,
some of which are new and in good order.
Also. clo,e House, Blacksmith Shop, Coal
Houses, Carriage House, Siabling, and otter
out houses.
TIE WATER POWER upon the premises
is moi surpassed by any in tha, section Of coun-
try, and is we'll adapted to manufacturing pur-
poses of all kinds. The dam is new and is con-
sructcd upon the most improved plan.
The Forge and g. iSs Will
have been in successful operation until recent
". The Grist Mill is ia good repair and is
tavorably located.
The arabic land is naturally of first quality.
easily improved; and some Of it Is in high
state of cultivation. Also, alt that tract Of
parcel of Land situate, lin4 and being in Cecil
coauty aforesaid. adjoining the above described
property, and containing
E2s Acres
OF Land, more or less: being ibe same property
which was sold by the said Nana>sah Blackburn