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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-19
MATToTgs'' HOTEL,

MARKET ST.
- IN. MARK, grateful for the
fSsSs favors hitherto bestowed upon him by
IaEaa generous public, takes this occasion to
lssks return them his thanks, and to state to
them that he has made considerable improve
ments; and feels that he can safely assert that in
reference to the substantials and luxuries Of his
table, and comfortable lodging, that his house is
second to none in this community. Call and ex-
examine for yourselves ap2l
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-19

@ Wig ID It dangerona e walk n tlIs woods n .
s.riy spris9s Bssasas ths trees afs sshoosa
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-19
AT g1RR PRI0lse

NEW GROCERY
AND
FEED STORE.
A AVET respectfully informs his friends
.As and the public generally that he has opened
An extensive
Grocery and Feed Store
on Merriam street, nearly opposite the foot Of
Bsnk. The Grocery will always contain The best
aud most choice of
Provisions and Liquors.
Of every description usually found in the most ex-
4ensive Grocery Establishments, and win be sold
ut City Prices.
HIS FEED STORE
win, he trusts, supply want that has long been
felt IN this community; and while he promises to
his friends and the public that be win always
keep on hand agood supply Of
CORN, HAK, OATS, DC,
at prices as low as can be sold in the city he hopes
% receive portion Of their patronage. Rz-Call
and examine articles and prices. ap2i
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-19
Barber, Cupping and bleeding
Nicolas BiehIer

TTAS opened his shop in Keller's new house,
IL opposite Kahn's store, where he will be glad
to see ali who may require his services in either
Of the above branches. He is sure that none will
be displeased who may require his services. JED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

therefore possassd of and vested With the rous from
Tolsdo 70 Nonros, having purohased The lad In Ohi,
and ths contract being IN fwce. Ne learn thai the
gssdipg has been conmsnced This about two dfths Of
the whole line Detroit winch u any elk mttes The
road connect Detroit with the Detro and MlwAu
hs railroad II 70 ri Of the direct line from GnctonsH
to Detroit There & railroad from the south So -
Lake Erie TO Detroit There Is daily line OF seamers
each way between Detroit ard Toledo another between
Cleveland and Detroit and still another between San
Ky Detroit the distances by railroad between all
these points and Detroit will not be much than by
these steamers: they are among the most prodta do
steamers the lakes.
The road Will pe Is believed, seh supporting and
good property imepeDdent of its value to the Mchgsa
Southern and N orthern Indiana Railroad Comoany.
When the air line from Exnart (sonetmes called the
Goshen ne) Is completed 70 foisd4 that will % the
main line from Chicago to Toledo. The company will
then their present road from Hkhsr Monroe la
good order, b. supported and operatsd but wi
an aiequAte terminus ut II extended thrty-six
miles her. to Detroit 1t then reaches place great
business, and has . connecu with the Great Western
Railroad In Canada
The whole dsta from Detroit to Toledo aud then 20
to Chicago the line Goshen lae) will not 1t is
stated, exceed the Michigan Central in length tn
two miles, besides having seventy miss OF straight
line in tangent, with eastern gIpde upon it's
than tsp feet to the mile These facts show
only the strength Of the position Of the railroad between
the head of Lake Michigan and Lake Erie but also how
legitimate Ii this xens0n Detroit and Of which all
but thirty six Eles before provided Tor. The whole
line is very level Il easy and cheap construction wi
depc~ open and ready at each end and be operated
xith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

tom the Evening Pol, February 8, 1861
The Michigan Juthern and Northern Indiana Rairoaa
gives notice that and after the LIST Of Marsh the ne
Consolidated Sir king Fund bonds Of 1855 will be issued
at In exchange for any Of the bonds heretofore
BY the Michigan Southern the Northern Indiana Rail-
road. 49,
The construction OF the Detroit and Toledo Railroad
Company, viii divert great deal OF traffic to he South
ern Michigan Railroad especially from TIE s,gpan.;on
Bridge apd Great Western (Csnada) route IL relation
to the Detroit and Toledo Railroad the caarr Of tho
Northern Indiana Railroad In ,ho consrs the rirat ~
make that part Of the road In Ohio about mills ana
10 connect by contract wi any road in Michigan About
two years sgo learn the right of way yss soaursd
for toe read from the Ohio line Monroe and the con
sructon OF the road contracted for At 81 600 per
mite. 90
When the consolidation Of the Michigan Southern with
the Northern Indiana took place the rights and oboa
:rs Of each we.e assumed BY !he new company and II
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A sT0NIsHINo TO ALL.-MADANE MORROW rHu
seventh daughter has natural gin % toll past presonl
aDd rufure eyenta and AL tho OF life vary
thoughts and Will speedy marriages. and show the Ne
neases o. he intended husbands and soseLt friends H
bring together those WHO arc separated .ho WIN enjoy Inc
nck may cau for 1f and comfort Thousands hays
presaed ber belief ASbe Ia The wonderful sro,
IN the world or that s been known though she nro
tses nothing but what rscoDcneablc paosophera No
Co'us1bt Gentismsn not admitted. ~ ma
CAED.- MADAM PREwsTER RETURNS THANKS %
~ hei friends snd patrons and begs say that afer te
L5ussnas 10th IN this city and Phadepha who have
suea ner .n enure sauAcop she feels confident thai in
queeops Of ssrology love and matters And boors ~
oracles relied on constantly by Napoleon ha has no
Ahe Will Tell the name Of the future husband and Ala hs
o. her We er 70 Madison street. Speedy and s,ra cnrs ~
pllee ano corns. oy remedy other own. ' =
f.LAJRv0YANCK-MRs SEYMOUR, TIVE Noar rrrr.
cesMu medical and business olairvoyant in Amsrcs i'm
NiI9 1Fee. Rw dsers west OF Broadway Asthma bron
vus liver snc Haney sooants piles and foyer ana agus
xou az s.,,e ossd oursbie and pay asked unless
1LsAJRv0YANCE MRS, HAYES, FORMERLY or
cassr ~ ssey tne greatest medical and business clair
cres - sn oGer regard TO
W diseases Gail aud for yourselves Once E6
e'r"o street, sethfaction or pay
EAiT PRESENT AND FUTuRE-PFRsONs pEsTROUS
= o. having their character truly deneaed ard
rouhy ahectnR ber welfare foretod ofecsivng
kosnce IN matters OF love, obena ter In which
are W Wesed VIII do well 10 scp5 specimen Of ther
eevenaon Post ose Brooklyn when they will receive rats
ac cry answers BY return Of post and the subscriber viii
0fcharge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

This very bandsos inorease the receipts Of the
previous year, and The company understand estimate
the o he current year from local business &C
$3.50 COO On the last YEARS. receipts OF sso6 es5 the
psny retired about $50 600 Of their funded debt aud
row free from their floating liabilities II simple
qroe op u the rule Of three hey mseh funded dob.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

The steamship Africa, from this port for Liverpool
to-day carried out 1908 PAL IS in specie. This is
the first shipment Of consequence this year. The
closing quotations for sterling exchange today
were So 81 per cent premium.
1t is announced by the telegraph that the Texas
Debt bill has passed both houses of the Legislature
of that State It passed on the Both Of January.
ItBreported that the late State Treasurer of Wis
consin is defaulter to the extent of $4,000.
The watertown and Rome Railroad Company have
declared dividend of ten per cent, payable in stock
the Knis kerbocker Stage Company, five per cent,
cash; Pennsylvania Coal Company, five per cent.
The receipts Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Company in January, were SIT ,7l3, being an in
crease of SIS $50 over those Of January 1854 rs
per cent. The receipts in January, 1854, were
81, 500 January, 1855, SCI 1853; January, 1855,
$77.7l3.
The total earnings of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for the year 1866, were A,270,0l6 Sc
From this amount the deductions Of tolls on several
railroads are to be made, which leaves the years
business 50 53s 1888 30 After the expenses are de-
Quoted, the net profits Of the company amount to
81 800 277 "a. The capital is 81, 1856 525; debts,
$76ls,O96 Ga.
Az the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, the following
Board Of Directors was elected:--President, w. w.
Longu4reth; Managers, John T. Johnston, VIM. H.
0ssxmer, JIG. Fell, Asa Packer f. A. Packer and
D. Barnet. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Is the Penn
syivanA extension Of the New Jersey Central Rail
road.
The following is q statement Of the condition Of
the banks OF the United States at dates nearest to
tie Rrst Of January 1865. The whole number of
banks and branches throughout the Union Ia ,273:-
BANKS ~ THE UNITED STATES 1855
CnpitAl. .... $685. Oil $50 Notes, oils Of
Ncx circulation I77 16TfI2 exchange &c $500 286 ITO
DeSositS. 800. 2S7 9o4 o61 Specie. ....... o00T2 $50
Prc6u q hand 3o6S1 s2s Real estate. 22s27 297
Total s7s1 2ss Sos Total. s7sl 2s6, 900
The above statement exhibits, upon comparison
w1tA the frst day Of January, 1855, an increase in
he amount Of capital Of toAss,7os Of circulation
sIaloi Ols, Of deposits ,24S and Of specie
t5,lso,oe2.
Ths Philadelphia Ledger Of the sth inst. gives
che annexed statement relative to the Long Island
Railroad Company
Ths montby receipts Of the Long slsnd Railroad for
tbs year 1886 have been published, and foot up fol-
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Little Miami after the deduction of 10 per cent dv
dends, which, in consequence of using earnings in
the construction Of second track were not paid in
cash. The surplus $25S 1868, trifing increase on
the previous year. The number Of passengers car.
ried was 309545, against 1922 ,422 in 1854. The re
port Of the President says
notwithstanding the untavorable circumstances at
tending al railroad interests during the early par OF the
PAST year earnings for 1856 do differ eraly
fro those Of the year previous But il income is
rot incre ed 10 other respects condition
improved The floating debt has been reduced; have
borrowed but little money and that little short loans
repaid from the accrusng receipts and not adding to the
responsibilities OF the company The road has been In
proved and the property of the company increased IN
value. The double track which Is in operation
nearly enc third Of the length Of road, has
added greatly to the pacy for the transaction of bust
we'll a. to the safety and speed with which
trains may be and may therefore bs considered
valuable investment tor the stockholders to the full
amount Of ITS cost.
The Legislative Committee Of the Georgia Legis.
ature have reported the following resolutions rela
tive to the Atlanta Bank, of that State:-
l. That his Excelency, the Governor be requested to
issue his proclamation declaring the charter of said bank
foeited for violation Of it's provisions contained in
the fourteenth section of said charter.
That the Solicitor General of the Coweta circuit he
instructed and required to institute such legal eedng,
against said bank may be essary and proper for
tee purpose of ring the charter OF said bank
forfeited. and the privileges and franchises thereby
granted, returned to the State.
g. That the Solicitor General of the C3wata circuit be
Instructed and required Institute the
criminal side OF the Superior Court Of Fulton county,
Against George Smith Director and 5. c. Higginson,
President, and Valentine Cashier, of said bank for
violation OF the twenty seventh section of tee sixth di
vision Of the PenaI Code and that he such means
and take such steps, may be legal and proper to
cause such persons to be brought TO trial and punishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07
gEGARS.

CEGARs.-UAsH PURCHASERS OF sE0ARS CAN PRO
~ bargains and have selection from STOCK Of nearly
million ofeegars-mporfed Havana, domestic and German
The principal portion OF these must be sold Immediately
pay ADVANCED Operas 49, German Normas, % So and
upwards. o. CukFKb, 81 broadway, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

w MELLOK this day, ThursdsyJ At IUZ O'CLOCK q The
salesroom lis Nassau Superior custom made
auction being the entire stock Of large city
cabinet manufacturer every article q which funny wr.nted
the fashionable styles carved rosewood mahogany,
oak ard walnut parlor drawing reception room library
French poshed dining tsbs Consisting q ten OF the most
woods rosewood birch mahogany walnut and oak With
serpenne cenea rosewood psror suites covered in
baoh upholstered plain and tued 80 various patterns
bureaus with rich marble tops Wristbands MATCH
Gothic French and cottage bedseada Of which very
valuable and carved aes OF etegeres
highly finished table; fod rosewood pier centre card
and side Abea plain and with marble tops Also, large
writing tables four dozen chairs stove; sigma
uog, beng the furniture q writing teacher. Aiso seven
Lowell Co., and other makers Catalogues the morning
OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07
A UCTIoE ~ EoI q 9

~ Dy .. bO0ABI+- On
1t the auction rooms, corner
mortgage sale Of household |
every description; OIL cloth,
counters, hxtures, d., dc.
Atom 81 for Nor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

TyLAIMs A0AINsT UNITED Stairs.
~ EDWARD BISSEIL,, 81 Wall stroo Easement lawyer,
notary pubio and late Purser u 3. Navy constantly
bounty lands. all knde Of claims against United
obtains u. passports In thirty SIX hours purchase
promptly RENTS The highest price for land
him from the country.
DRIZy MONEY.
To o. g. ship Portsmous for capture In Mexican
war; o. abp Admittance now payable through Application
70 EDWARD BI5sELI,
Agent and ps.e) Purser Y, s, NAN, 81 Wan street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

BO0ART, AUCTlONEER.-
Friday. 9Th Inst. at f0ts O'Clock.
OF FRANKFORT and Willism streets
urniture, consisting Of furniture OK
carpess, paintings mirrors I: ain'
NATHANIEL FINCH.
.g8goe, Office 5 Chambers atrsat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

LBkRT "A. NIcOLAY, AUCTIONEER. -vALUABLE
n lots at Yorkvlle, a. auction. Albert II Ncoia
will Wednesday, Feb 13 IL O'Clock at the Mer-
chants Exchange lots on the northeast Of
Inducements the second Avenue Railroad by this
property Terms easy and title tndi4puabe. For full par
tculsrs apply 70 ALBERT II. NICOLAY Aucuoneer, No
Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07
I'm. n. FRANKLIN, AUCTIoNEER.-A DEsIR ABLE

WM. q. FRANKLIN AUCTIONEER.-A DE6IR ABLE
w lots Of ground in the city OF Brooklyn--WM a. FR ANK
LIN SON viii sell, at auction Thursday Feb. 7, At
Il O'Clock The serohants Exchange n =. the following
des able lots Of ground v-On Monroe street. IL los be-
Tompkns and Marcy avenues; Madison street. 20
lots betwee IompknA end Marcy avenuef Putnam
portion Of tho purchase money remain on bond and mort
gage N B.-Punsm avenue IL opened through 70 Division
seenue. This property part Of the DeBoyose farm Maps
the once OF the auc0onecrs No. Broad street, N T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

FyrHE LOAN OF A HUNDRED DOLLARS tsWANTED-
For hch afurnbed and the b,,at of society and
reference VIII be sver Plsase address Eugene
postoflce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

MORTGAGE SALE OF DISTILLERY-JoHN W. So
wi MERINDYKE, 4ucioneer, store No 20 North William
street, viii SELL TO morrow, Feb at l0 O'Clock, at lz
Boome street by virtue of chasl The contents of
disn1ery consL ting Of kete with neck
q $50 gallons co Of 10 gallons one do Of 10 .ons two
doubers four Columns copper OF
l2O gal four copper with wooden condensers lot
OF copper connecting pipes iron aavorDg apparatus i've
wooden tanks CT from 400 TO 900 gallons six iron boxes
iron boiler rerts force pumps syphons hydromeers and
JOHN W. sONkkINDYKE. Attorney for mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

THOMAS vEITCH. AUOrONEER, STORE NO 16
Spruce street. This day Tbursdsy) Feb 4 ALL O'Clock
M the foot Of Twelfth street Ess. river all the right
they the 18th day of November 1886 any
time Their eaer ofin two large cast cylinders &c
JOHN T. STEWART, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

WI T. BOYD CO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w sale of gold and silver watches, clothing bedding,
&C.. This day at the auction 1877 William street, at l0H
O'Clock three gold and silver watches lot Of pants coats
vests, bed clothing, &c. VIM THOMPSON, Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

A sslGNEE'S SALE.-THE ENTIRH STOCK OF MOURN
IA ing goods In the 55l Broadway sale for
Apply to H. f. QUIHAN, Assignee, 80 and 81 Chambers
at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

V1UGkNE b. FRANKLIN AUCTIONEHR.-rO BE SOLD
II by FRANKLIN NICHOLS at their store 70 Nassau
street On Friday ct l0 o'o0ck sh ohr0no
ua.sr for The estate u Conrad Jordan. deceased
-'' A SMITH Admtniatrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

ExECU1ION sALE.-JoHN W sOMERINDYKE AUG
u GER No. 20 Nor william street. will sell this
day O'Clock, by Of several executions At No 30
Corandt street. large .se counters desk aud fixtures
lot Of jewelry, breast pins earrings &c &c.
JOHN FAkRlNHTuN. Constable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-19
HAGERSToWN MARBLE YARD.

IPtt WaIhiagfoA Sired, nsarly opposite Tie
Court Hosse, HagTaotcH.
1--WE subsc:itsr respectfully announces r. the
D Puelie that he 10 prepared to furnish those
vhomaY iavorhin vi a Isrir pairaoage with Or
NANESTAL WORK, Ia all is vafions bEs neA.
60, viz:
DfoaNn-'iS, 1SssbS, Cenoiapis, Hedi-.aoHes.
SeRA DzgHerHan LikeHesses, Vases,
BoYsets, &c, DC
The pubhc are solicited 10 give him a call ana
judge f0r heuselyrs ~ 20 his upsFiC iiy OF work
pc nitsfs himself ihal sannot be surpassed either
ke,r OF elsewhere. Charges moderate
Signs iurn ishsd On spp.ieslion. Tor Monumerts
SC, gratis. Leusritg 90 OF charge
AL xofk guaranteed 10 give entire aatistaciiun
TIRE, % al distance dsairing order, 6iIet
&C address by I-,..' and will receive prompt al.
teSlion in a. saiiSissiory a. aner as attended in
persCn, ~ sraiipT qosiity. Price &c.
All work drliYrTsc free Of charge.
s. q. BUlE,
Jnne 5 Is55-iy HaRefsioan. Ma
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p9pecial Notice -


On Saturday June lisa viii Be drawn the dss.a
Consolidaied Louery 90 tse HaVuaa Ptsn Cas-
iAi Prize SIS 600 - 0oo 10 COO. dOoo. Of Ooa
1910 Of 1000 20 ei 100 70 Of 200, $50 81 300 iSs q
100. IS coo Ct SO
IL This LolIery Il on he oda an2 Eysn P,sA
TakstSO Tickets, Oas Odd and sas Essn-asd lAsS
must draw hall ubsI they cost and may erso
anoiks( Prize.
Whole Tickets $40 Hsifs ss-Qaasasrs SaJso--
Eighties 81 -.
EEPissss ssnd ysuT oTesrs early, tAsi vs mzD
make good selection.
sIEeiAL Norcs The famous ssd laeky Psts~.
seo Lottery, tsmsii FFy) win hsfesAss - Irsvn -
Tuesday, Thursday snd SATURDAY. Of eaaA vs,k
Cspitsls IS eco 80 Geo 81, 800, 70 q % zee, As.
6e- Tieksls 500, Hsivss 50 eeats, QassSsVs
% esnis. iall CeIlihesgs 81 Package 81 @
whole tickets In these famous little Schemes ssss
but Sl5, Halves 81 50, ossrssfs es.7s, aaA sia-
ge Package can draw Ihs iosE hisAss, PRISE h.
the Lottery.
All orders to secure the earliest suea,Ios ssS
best 'electioa q fegglsr Psetsgss Of Bisgis TIES
cts ahd Shares. nsst Ne f1g Wafded yilAosi dslag.
an addressed 70 %. The great PTiEs Agents.
The oheiai Dfautug Of these great EeusTtss
duly eeriihei 10, By the State Comm issioosr vF8
Be seat imms iisIsiy AfteT u Il drawn, With fuu
eEpanAIieH VI The result The stove IisI son u N
soly The Capitals the Prizes Ia ever Lousry -
y from the price Of Tickets upwards
". r. Correspondents eanaot ~ too careful q
writing 10 sseh leiisr their Pes Oelcs CosaTS
and STATE, AID those boi6iGK Bfirs tieaaLA Ass
sishinE ihsm renewed ot eashed, mast tavaFiabl1
remit the tickets The tickets hsnE like Baah HsaaA
payable % PERCENTAGES Oaly.
June S, 1856 Boz 10, Balii1ofs, Ma
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SHANNONDILE SPRINGS.

Wills beautiful and abrasive rssort located 10
= Jenetsoa Coaniy virgisia wiihin s mikes Of
tsSrs-s;evr, = c5r sgcaSi fzs liz ssy.<es ssAasa
py The undersigned, who VIII give lhsis undivided
sueaiion 10 zoe Pablie, and viii snd,ayor 10 se-
eommeSse all Ia q ssIisfseiosy ssd agreeable
ntsusf. Sho may choose 10 paronize hen.
10 TIE seskefs Of health OF risssa.e, there are
no pisces Of pobiic resort IN ike VALLEY Of Viz
CANA, mai snOrd more alHsciioa than this water
ing place. iis Souyenienee Of access aud the N :
aieinal qualities ofihe water The beneficial effects
oi which have teen 10 highly commended, and
nniFep4ily known that the Prepristors dee IN II un
necessary 10 say spyhng farther upcn the sub;eet.
Inc ininitnre belonging TO the Com psny Of the
springs, has been sold. bat the undsr.iened have
furnished with nev furniiurs ell the main house
in plain but comfortable manner. Those who
may Ststt the Springs. eau rest anured HAT thsy
wal receive every eecommojalion which siihs,
heal,h OF pleasure Say require
Upon the lava ihers are some 20 or 10 Cabins
watch viii Be Tcn;ed upoa OmnOdA linx term.
10 IAN uies Who wish 10 furnish them,-and Tide.
sired, Families can beard viii The undersigned.
The Bar VIII ~ al times be supplied with The
ehoies1 Wines AID LiqaeF., uaieh will Al All
times be oPenet Tor the accommodation OF those
who wish 10 use. without abusing is priyiIrre.
p, coREY a CO.
Persons wanting informatiou can addres, p
CoaEv 4 Co. ChaTiestoua, Va.
PrrsoDs visiting the Springs viii slx.v. 6na
eonssysnees al The Chaflesloyn Dspot
Msy :. 800. r. COREY a CO.
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Rockingham Land for Sale.

N oFFER- fas-ssis scar NJ Cfauford. .irA,
Il mites tfosa HauisoabnrE. ne uaet Of lsad Re.
lonKirE 20 ne Estate ~ Roht Graaan, deed
knoSn a. ne "Dsitrick Fern Tbeee ere 81 DOT
800 Aeres % this tract nearly al oi shiek Is clear
~. Tiabefse lahd lies eunvfnisEt 20 b. vhkh
viii b ssIs aiScg STA IT, - The opaoa Of The par
cbassf.
Absui oas-hanof fhis Iand u Rachihrham loo
rfosnd aad meadow. usssTbssssd faf ~ srsbis ssd
pfutacHVe qaaiitiss. The hiFA iaad = vsry nfo.
daeiiyF sad viii Tans uiA ar 10 he Vaiisy
Tbs fafm u veil usicffd lTibE upaa - sarih
trsnrh ~ ths hhrpandaah River sal dlgt8rd b.
Silver Creek 10 ous difsctisn ~ snail fua 10
ne bet
There is tfiek drsuisE has piih saI,sLis
ouihoases, iargs baiu aad good orchard oa he
laHi
There isH vsigaNs deposits q mari IL sss psF.
toe q NJ isfn whish u likely 70 Tisii Z tsna.
srms pIoht - IN gnfEfpftsiaF mar. AZ ~ paF.
iisns cOaiEupss - ths sn'rf aos shirh ere ia ~
le9si A. gfee liable % D. oTsih1Ued ~ hieh eatrf
afs frHcsd eta st5aa ghtrh ia ~ tais sst spfsas
pfovsd atefai 80 % vts ~ uniy fsfm On ~ liver
itst va ng isi1rsd ~ % isncer ne fock ia 90
from bipG ai ~ lover fnd uhick is a. iaerbaas.
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