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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04


treaty hslHeEn The counties was conclu-
ds1s aus sxprsss sssdiiion Of it xas. iha,
the birds should always be protected. :
What a commentary upon the inhdhhar
practice Of cur shooting gentry. who are
IS eager in the par,u, Of q ttM-til a. 81
an eagle, andiisasssininasely shooesv'
erystline in ,hs' form ofa bird; ~hic0 hal
the misfortune 70 come within, thefr mss'
derous ws Mons. A. v y : Nas1'' r'-''
.1Th1 ssMssSsaisma sAiesiAa - TN
- = sisanabsssssssi IN Japan, - anal
'cfyxy " ro0gh u ehissHed. ~Gxsa ~
priests iih every nornIng with frssh ~
Ter for the use Of The Airds. Ealigkash
"a America should initiate thsss tssnsi
fd cuasas of The hsstarow Japaasa~, i
nes BY pruvidiuy frssa watsr fer The fes
sbsred warbiers. a least By pssssesise
them from the worthless looas who ..
yuslleSsly destroy shsu. Unlsss some
hing Is 4onc. and that speedily, sss IN
ssoiversas bisds will b. shoiIy -sx,ermi.
na.ed; and then farewsa softuA yrO~isg
A thousand plans have been suggested
los the destrus.i,n Of The sueulio. all o
w,:oh have proved worthless We nav.
one which We know TO BE- intaIi,bis--prS
tset the 5ir.Is.-Progrsssiss ,favs~.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

~ II popular song was written 1, SAN.
Del =. W'o iuorth, VIII !. h.. Sc, was
J afheyman PRINTER. working ia "A. office
M The corae. Of Chamber aud c. l,is IN
streets. Near hy, ia r,aaLfy,, ,,rr,t,
was drinking shp. Kept by nsa
"a. ~ d Mallory. ahrr- Wvpi s",'a ,n4
! scre'a. particular irenls us.a y" frso..
O! aiseraoss ,he l,an" vas sassr.es
ee'ltm. Wooluor,h Seemed inspiIsd.
aa'. aaer taking draasL,, lie 81, h.
class upon the table. aud ss.scA,nx il
lips declared thai Nul'oty.s- J, y.
was ,afe,ior TO anything lie ,ad -ves
tasted. No SAT- Mallory. .yco ore
mistaken there nas Que which. III bo,l
our rsiin.ai'ops, iaI s.rrasses i "a sne
way Vi .riaking
What was ths, = asked " wi .s.th
dubiou.N
The dfaHsuts VI pus. lsrsh .srs,ng
safer that ". ased 10 drink from the oiI
oaken bucket thaj lung - the we'll, a,,el
o'n return from tire labcrs Of Tue held On.
a suiuy da, in surnmer.'
The trardfo2r gl,slsned in W. ID
wcr,h's eye True, true, lie replied.
and shortly after Quilted The place. He
Immediately returned 10 the office, gra.-
ped pen. and in half al hour The Old
Oalen Bucket, one Of The most delight.
ful compositions in our language. was
resdy in manuscript, to be embal,ned ia
the memories Of succeeding gessra,ioos.
IN Y. Picayuna.
| Cuaios l.AssuAsE. 1t D s,raAgs ,has
IN matter ~ simple as the names Of the
week days, We ssld have geas 10 ,va
nationalhies aud two sys.ssss Of Poly.hs-
ism for their d~signaisoa and ye, j; i.
rue. .....,. -. ..gs
/ Our Sunday is the day Of the Sun.
| Monday is that, Of the Mona Tass.
are of Sax N origin. maa rss
i Tuesday is Saxon Ta,=c,'s day, as, il
Wednesday or Wodenslay. aud Thur
day, or rhot's day,
Friday 10 also friga's day.
On Saturday we return u Old Rene
this is Sa,urn's day.
Father and mother are iro n he Gresa
aud also their dnninu,,yes, papa nlan,.t.a
II is cnriou, 10 trace the dcscen, an
changes Of words. especially such as the
hou chold tones ...-
ia Greek aud Latin they are respect, .
ly paier and maier, in German "a or an.
mntfer the letter IN the iirss. hs. ~.
sound Of {, and the In the second ths
OF o., Ill root. If We trac. these tw,
words through the Italian and French
we shalt have p fpa. pape and psre. Al
: most al words terminating in L.. 1T,
: reulonlc; tina. syllable is the Germa.
= iieh, hose ending in ton and sion ar
Latin aud SO l,uic changed ,ha. III,
simple removal Of the final Il restores tn,
originl!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

CHoaslso.-in chusning butter. 1t
sHaH esaaases Of butter appear. which
10 not "ga'hef,' thsow IN ! luap Of but
ter, and u viii form, aacleus, and III.
butter will .cosc,"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

Csa Misurrs.-lt is asked, says
Charming, how can the iaborlng man end
ime for seli-cul,ure | answer, that an
earnest purpose ends time. SEEING on
spare moments, i, turns fragments 10
golden account. A man who follows ms
calling with industry and spirit, and uses
earnings economically, viii always have
some portions oi the day at conman5.--
And it is astonishing now fruitful Of i'm.
proyelnen, short season becomes, when
eagerly selzed aud faithfully used. L
has oiten been observed tha, those whc
have the NOS, time at their disposal, prof
BY it the least. A single hour in III,
lay given to the study ol some i.fcrestin.
81 lec', brings unexpected a.ecumula ,on
II kaowcdse,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

A CusroA. .HousE Accovcwsua,-
Madame Augustine R, . pretty blonde oi
from twenty to twenty-five years. embark.
ed lately as Calais for Dover. H.r
iayalI appsaranos sxaiasd tbs ia.srsss Il
al ,hs passengess, who 'fvis srea, anxiety
least sea-slckness should bring on a crisis
which evidently could no, be long defer
red She crossed the st, ats however
safely, and upon landing was placed IN
an arn-chair, and salts were held to llel
nose, while an occasional groaa went ,t
the hearts OF all her travelling compan'
ions.
| On the wharf, custom. house Office
sas observing the Decentralization. ant
seemed TO feel warm in,erast In th,
pretty French woman He appfoaohe,
and offered his assistance, informin: heI
that he had some knowledge Of medicine
and, though the lady assured hun tia
she felt better. and begged to be carrie.
Immediately TO the hotel, he protested
that i, could not be done whhoa, danger
and ty has pbilan.hropic authority she wa
,aksn 10 IA apartment OF the custom
house. and midwife sent tor.
| A. the officer ioreseen. sf,er beggin,
TO be released for quarter OF an hour
she was safely delivered Of two p.lerines
fifteen scarfs, seventeen pieces Of lace, si,
reticules, twelve pair Of silk stockings
thirty Eight Of cotton, and forty Ugh
Lyons handkercnefs.
lhe mother aui c.l.ldfcn are ioin.
well. -.Nsw York L.aasy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02
ODTTU AR

DIED. Mt the residence Of her father in Bedford
county on the 22l inst. Martha Ann. only sur
yiying daughter of Rev. JAS. NJ. Coier. The
deceased wqs young lady of uncommonly yigor-
Gus mental powers; quiet, modest, and retiring
in her dispositions; kind aad atfrctonate IN her
feelings; candid and truthful in her intercourse
with olhers-in n word, all that the fandest
parent could desire. Her hralfh had been deli
cate for s'me months, though hers death was not
expected ut the tino il occurred. She had just
commenced To live, nnd wa, the last of four daugh
trrs, of whom it bus pleased God in his WISE
Providence Ia dep,vr her parents. But, the
severity of heir aicton j. relieved by precious
consolation that her heart was prepared through
he influences of the Holy Spirit for Il change of
worlds. and TINT she i now ut rest with the Say
Jour in whom she believed.
On the 18th inst, AT the residence of his
father. in Lexington, WILLIAM StMMrnFELp
MArlIENEY, hteof Lynchbnrg, Va, in tie 29lh
year Of his age.
On the 2Gih lust. after lingering illness. Mrs.
May BARCLAY. wife 81 Hugh Barclay, EsQ"
of Lexington.
In Covinglon, Allegheny county, on Toes
day evening last, MIR, RoBERr IlIcNoE, son of
Mr. Morr. llcAoN,j in the 22nd, year of his age,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02
Great Battle With the indians.

The following from the st Louis Republican
is more particular account Of the engagement
between the L. $. force under Gen. Harvey aud
the Sioux Indians than has hitherto been recciv-
ed:
The engagement took place on the 81 inst at
the Sand Hills ON the North fork of the Platte
The entire force of the United States troops who
participated in the engagement is stated at four
hundred and fifty men. Mai. Cadv was in com
mand of five companies of the 9th Infantry
Col Cooke had command Of two companies of the
Second Dragons, one company of Infantry,
mounted, and a company of Artillery. The whole
force under the comrnand ,fGen, Harvey.
The ba tile commenced early in the morning
and lasted several hours. Gen Harvey ordered
| Col~Cookes command to place themselves in 10.
siton some distance in advance Of the Infantry.
and so As to come down with full force upon the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02


engagement va iHsu urnnei an hy Ia laftntfs.
wha aiinesc d aud drove ihr lndinns in h. rec
finn nf Ct.l. Gnakr's command. They Hrre. af
conrse. leady and eager for the tray. aud COIN
mcnoed "A desperate attark upon the enemy. They
som routed thcm.nnd running tight followed for
some ten mes. At a = int of rocks, portion
of The Indians said 10 have eladr u stand. and
10 iIaye fought with great drsparntion. Bat they
wera completely rouied-haying seventy or eigh-
y men killed, aud fifty women aal children taken
prisoners They suffrrcred nlso the loss Of all
their camp I,lundrr-n large amount ot dried b1f.
lao meat, their lodges and fifty horses. The In.
dian women. If i. -aid, fought fniian,y.
GA The part Of Cen. Harvey fire.. Eve or six
were killed aud a. many wounded. NJ officers
Wrr. among the killed.
The Indians who were concerned in this bat.
tie we're the Brule Sioux Of the ilattr-the same
VIM nere conc .nod IN the ms acre of Lleut.
Grattan's command. near Fori Laramie. and the
murder Of the null party. and wba have frequent
" dcfrd the nird States Ia met them in battle.
Among the papers found with them were the
way bills If the mail which they bid captured.
The letters speak of the engagement rs very
gallant and well conducted Hilalr, u II undoubt
edly wa. 10 be snccessfl IN killing So many of
the enemy aud the capture of their women and
children.
This war will not enG here. The Indians will
not be satisfied with single engagement though
the result has been most disastrous IL them. II
is not probable that they will ngain risk grner-
al engagement. hut their policy will be To annoy
and harras4 our troops, by inviting pursuit into
distant and inaccessible portions of the country
and there giving them battle. Bat they will
find Gen. Harvey and the forces under his com
mand, ready Ia meet and ehastise them at any
point and under all circumstances.
We Lopa to receive fall accounts of this bat
lie by to days null. All that we have stated is
from an authentic source.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02
TUESDAY MoRNlNG.......ocrR ?, 1859.

The lesser organs of the administration afr
ehnckinr over some imagined advantage. gained
bv the Secretary If war. over GES. ScoTr, in n
correspondence which is snid lately to have pass
ell setwees Them relative TO the right of the la,
fer TO grant leave afabsence 10 his suhordnates.
The Washington Star. that does sculion duty
for the white House. says: - Our readers, who
know thai ara very apt to turn out correct IN
our prognosica tions-in advance Of such nut.
ters-may write il down. that when the official
publication NAV be made in this case. II will be
found that General (SeotD has merely been wri
ting more soup letters with about parallel re
suit of his original exploits in that way-thHt's
ALL" Gen. Scots hand is more skilled in the
use of the sword thanthe pen; and, rs little eri
dence of intellect as the administration has ever
exhibited, we do not doubt that il possesses pet
ii faggiug cunning enough to cnirap the old
warrior in net work of words. But is mol he
attempt most pitiful one Suppose Gen. Scot
may have beer guilty of some rlrgnlartY IN
granting furlough to Gen. Hitchcock, (which
we do not believe,) ought not the Department to
have called his attention kindly 10 the fcgula
ton, or have overlooked it altogether, instead %
Selling upon the occasion Ia mike SCARED aud
venerable patriot ridiculous IN the eyes of the
country Is not this miserably small aud con.
temptible game for the administration to play ut
They may raise smile against him. ON the faces
of foos-hut men of higher stamp will feel an
unmitigated soorn for those engaged in it-and
posteriy will enshrine in immortal Animation
his name, while theirs shall have sunk in ignoble
oblivion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

PuTNAMs MAGAZINE, for October. has an ar
ticc ON Kansas politics. that rceks with the
stencil of the rottenest abolitionism 1t would be
an easy but useless task, to expose the sill.
ness ignorance. or mendaciiy of the writer
we prefer warning the Southern people against a
publication which permits itself to be the medi.
um of the vilest ealumnes against them-ard an
instrument of the most serious mischief to their
rights and interests Let it be expelled from our
borders. with every other journal or magazine
that cannot hold its tongue, or tell the truth,
about slavery
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02
MARRIED

On Thursday, the 2)th Of September, by the
Rev. W. ". Trimble. Mr., Ro. b. MCKEE Nc
MAsrGH.a Licentiato under the care of the Pres.
byicry of lexington, 10 Miss EtNABErH II. An.
rnes ~ daughter If the late Robert b. Amber
son, Of Cedar GROVE, R,c<bridgc county.
ON Wednesday, the both inst, by the Rev, Mr.
Osborne \ GALrIAt,S McGEuEE, Esd. Of Ross
Dale Alabama. 10 Mrs. KATE NEHAeLG,of Long
wood Prince Edward, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02
Gil, u,,r;-pn,.rson, Proprietor.

u Crensiay Planters Warehouse John Mnlioon city
) acFaddan Norfolk + { Ferguson rityf John Miller
Bedford II theatwoad jr Ilaere J Ward d.; Dr Ken.
ben pattes ~ Liberty. W Cocmln, Goochlaidi Jam
Murray s,uthanptoui Geo 4 Nichols y dXorl " IN ash,
l,ert,: /. ooppagc do; A II Jordan Salem; Nm Camp
bell Bedford; DIR Is Scott Amherst W l. Holt AH'ghal3
.,nring-. Z l.lttrr Alhnmarle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

~ .n2 my business have luded 10 sell the vain Tile
- 0t LAND upon which reside. situated on o.r
IA me county OF Campbell Il miles South the Forest
% " Mn'en u e, tfed and in high STATE Improvement
Ut, ah1nt ) acres of river land a very superior
4naty admirably adapted grow III of Corn Wbeat and
douao Tho hsh lands to best red soil In the ener
the State " e'''' 90 - e''''' - any Nm" III
ry fold ans t'''ee 81 Oi"ieieS III eve
Is nae Quarry of irstrate Lime Stone dKe same
diately the farm 49, 7','' '''"'''" '''''''
inc s Hti,hts are very good and comfortable consist
Vi large dwelling House, with rooms in excellent
oae good house Sokp and all other necessary
' ssi coca stables and Courthouse Tobacco Barns A.
c,lna wishing To correspond with On the subject nj
III address me ut Arhoidtan, Campbell eoHnIv va
'o apply 10 the undersigned, living the premises
w Tvs EDMOND j. EARLY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

THE $4,000 ROBBERY of government funds be-
tween Dubuque and New York, is thus spoken of
by the government organ:
Under no circumstance can any loss be sus-
eddy government. If the robbery was et
fected at Dubuque, tho Assistant Treasurar at
that point will be held together with his BAIL re-
sponsible for the amount. or if affected while the
treasure was in transtu TO n Y 1.-The loss will fall
on the Am Express Co. 1t is but just to add, that
this company have voluntarily offered to peompt-
ly pay the the whole amount as soon as proof is
furnished that the robbery was committed while
the specie was in their charge. Prompt and eff
fcient measures have been tasen to ferret out
the thieves.
We apprehend that much depends on an .If''
in this matter. How will it be ascertained
whether the robbery committed in Dubuque
or in transitu whether Uncle Sans money keep
er carrier got the sinners And if not so ascor
tanned. to whom will Uncle Sam apply for iudem
MITIGATION? The whole thing was "subtreasury'
operation. and part of the Democratic mode o
keeping the public funds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

u ~ k.i-lb large and commaIous Steam ~
sup 10 ANohE, Captain SIMMER. leaves CRY
fnni Tor New York, every SATURDAY morning O'Clock
Mter tue arrival Of Tie Cars fon Petersburg arriving In New
York ueNt evening 's - -
l"fD'@" ieSe.s' including lroad Farr AMI Meals and
Strefss-c s. - ' N''''' N''tS '''''
Apply To LEE { 1o{NSnx
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship conn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

Mr.. PIERCE FOR REELEC rioN- The jack
sonvilIe Benton county, Republican runs up the
flag Of Franklin Pierce as candidate for re-elec-
ton to tie Presidency. The Republican man
wants an Office sure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

The Berkeley American says: I'VE have
been Informed upon authority perfectly reliable,
that some iorty-iiyo Of the operatives employed in
the National Armory at llarpcr's Ferry were
discharged on Friday last. \ number of these
gentlemen have tecn employed there for years
and were not only ingenious, capable, aud expert
cnoed mechanics but men of sobrety, honesty,
and integrity, and really of the best citizens
the town Of ilarper's Ferry possesses. They were
all. with the exception four members of the 4.
merican party,and thiswe told,was the cause
of their discharge" Yet locofocos brawl about
the intolerant and proscrptive character of Amer
icnnisn
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ANOTHER SLICE OF MEXICO, 1t is said that
mong the papers left behind in Mexico, by Santa
Anna, after his flight from the capital, the
project Of treaty which General Gadsdcn, the
American Envoy, had been discussing with the
Dictator, the details being as follows: 1t pro.
posed to dispense will the running aud marking
of the present boundary line between the United
States end MEXICO, by the csssen to the former
OF all the territory Eorth Of the twenty ninth par.
ael of latitude, aud also the peninsula Of Lower
California, for price which is not known. This
negotiation was carried onby Santa Anna with
ont the knowledge of his ministry. and II IS also
said that General Gadsden had Noted without the
authority or knowledge of our own Government.
The treaty was concluded but remained secret,
depending upon the success Of Santa Anna in
firmly establishing his power. After his fight
the document is said to have fallen Into the hands
of General Carrera and his associates, who at
once notified General Gadsden that the treaty
could not receive their approval, Those state
ments are made by the Washington correspon
dents of the New York Herald. aud Courier and
Euquirer but what authority there Is for them
we are not Informed. The writer in the Courier
conjeetures that the purchase money agreed upon
must have reached forty millions of dollars The
Hereld's correspondent represents the admn-t rn.
tior 10 be in great pother accnuse of Santa An
na's flight before this business was consummatel,
and to have determined ON the recall of Gen
Gadsden, for having contributed to his overthrow
We do not know what credit i, 10 be attached to
these statements
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

a pronounced n the last March term At ~ we 81
for Roanoke county. in suit bc5tseen In " Nifcu
admir- and Lewis heirs, slail proceed On, ti ,,- u
Big Lick, 10 ss ~ the 18Th day # o.faI - tr.
auction. 10 the highest bdlrr, the l,r-s No.. 80.
DWELLING itOl 81. in witch bic late If sat
gctLcr Win LOT Thereto attached com ~ ~ -
acres Of land. "a d tfau
Toms II purchase made known on the la, 49,
&C I-et 3t1 HENRY \ IDAiI W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02

Designing % reiiaquish housekeeping I - ~ n
privately until tie 10Th of October, IN In. m, ~ 'fs
forms the llotSE aid Lot, ON which n sid, ~, f
adjoining one occupied 10y Mir /ot"ll If nj lss q Is
oc l-d9tawtlaii u D. ...ssiNe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02


than Ttlf NliIIoN or BOTTLE and mere can he but few
persons found who dp moi hcstow uponit highest praise
tho rare virtues possesses Nothing perhaps the
ton OF the world has been successful as an external remedy
all diseases this wonderful curative when
applied It m.an'neonsE diu'es ll5el tnFongh Tue Wd"e
st5i''n a2osng ihe 'fl't hIs a'! inc tI ~
!omi"s i'' II n \ io e.s' " s t "a liz W. .s
Nv Sas"r When 'I "nih I'D % was as on @ swell
luz ai tu hi 't N her, Good ~
ae, , 9a ~ t " She ,yl rs sn M rh
cry hight Maa WIS fl,i ,iE NJ "o' t 1T n
pes aee'nf9 a'n,g" t o , ~ VI ea5 @ ne
=" me mos '4 , ,no[1 N the WIZ, mn, , b p e t
.'l'iP ~, 4" - a. '''
' u VIZ "a, ND s 81 ,be, deriasI that he tanSiis
t'ts ilii % o. - - III ','i' @ tt = n :. 80
would not consent to t aud she determined to Try your Lin
me9i which give relief tho very hFst apPsa@n ana ~
e9iln,ad aag sh2 enii5rH se Is NOW zen gea
2i d ne9ay aniheIiy as could De as+reo eur a@ht
ache ca md II il reinayc l lasst sayere pain in a few
minutes 1t as2 earga ra s edaf IN my Cow IN day.
80, 49,, Co.. .,n......e.:,.,
ne Phb t arc t''' ' ~ -, u ,
Lnmeai The most dngaons OF all hc eountefeis because
perhaps a discover their error when the spurious mixture
" " sen us ar rH rs asnuf,eere1 only bv II g Farrell
sole inventor and proprietor Wholesale druggist NJ
res n1s he alressad Be- sure YOU get With the eirers II
q before FarraIs thus-II G. fAERELLS-and his sila
" Sold ID by W. Wrapper ~ r. STABER co.. Druggists
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the acd
states
= AFe1ts wanted in eycrV town viage and hamlet in
STATES which established
Address H. G. Farrell as above lth raai re,
enc as 10 e,ararter rssponsllty f,tn ~ dtriqy
ssI,,,r,. ,.rc,,,;,,n, .si,,rys-T6, ot.1f77 If me
,,li. .7II,I 90 ~, ar,ay1l rartisaat a. I'm pm
TII BlTfl,. witch + on f b, is, o,,,l,r ann ,nsii
'''e9 n" wa - 'D'2 county corr,cg Ma, y ~,
Near Cor,s,illo Hnckinrfaf55 casI},fy - Va
many - airtei WIN Liver cgmPaini ana Nervous De
! -
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ssS Vg5a.s IA. 5i0sf;s, Auelionecr

EfE.sFs' g0T'FsGE FOE SAFE At smeiieu
" Tho subscriber being about to ieavs Lyuesrzzr
dspes" tt hIs ptrty near the W bite Roc. Pail
i'm ~ saturday oct 9TH. a' II o'joek A. s. in aat f
Market House. Tie lot contains will 4 q
containing seven rooms y feet in front ,.#..
running tie euee leugh Fl eaeh story tl imrruveuo=
cHtifeF nov and built IN the most approve IEauaar.
q. sd struthr' and fruit garden stable and ta
spring hons .fi.e Of neyerfaing water the Inst 4r
about If"enurp. The Fiosgcvt--a view IT, S#p.s
Railroad, tHe Canal aud James River Ton arrr1Ha
ndmete known time sale. Persons " shiua q. lr
tins beautiful cottage rcgncst Il pes nal ~
ton Of tie same 5zt2re day ct Salg.
SAMUEL. 1DTWOEIHF
ssH2Adt7S q y pur,ss Ar,.....#-
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II I VIII ms Va = Tenn r. John II Douglass Va > Ii
Ibofn4.ln Truii ,snxa: " ) Clark isyNaniG liaW-
kps ldy clHI and srs ant ChHrottesNle N { Freeman
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