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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AT THE CLINTON PRISON.
We have lust learned some particulars OF outrage
pctrated by negro convct ii the Clinton Prison. which
discoses ooseness Of management the part OF the
officers Of that institution which deserves the severest
public censure Among the convcs confined 10 this
prison two or three negroes Who seems have been
the especial pets OF Of the officers connected with
the prison. The negroes have been accorded liberty
and freedom, during their terms OF imprisonment wholly
incompatible with the requirements OF public justice.
They have acted a. walters, scrvan and menas 70 the
queny permitted to 70 outside Of the picket walls OF
the prison. TO OF errapds for the officers and do
IN Official capacities with the prison Indeed Il is as.
serted that the very who committed the outrage
which we publish below, has more occasions
accompanied those connected with the prison on nsh-
the capacity OF servant and waiter 10 these ocers
A lew nights since one OF these pet negroes, who
TO have enjoyed the freedom OF the pace rather
extensively walked outsice OF the picket walls TO
10Y his evening perambulations. This negro had been
sentenced for four years and the term OF Imprisonment
did expire until April next Some little distance from
Guard, Who was then duty within the prison inco-
sure. The OF this officer and her child alone
home. The negro proceeded 10 this house, ami made
O forcbc entrance into the dwelling. Here he rudely
and committed horrible outrage upon her person The
negro remained time In the house and twice per
petrsted The crime Of rape 1eore he left the premises
turned 10 the prison, went inside the walls usual and
went 10 his ordinary place OF iest In the meantime the
adys husband remained At the prison AL night add did
mot OF these ourages until he returned 10 his home
the morning When these facts became known at the
prison great excitement ensued The convicts them.
selves wanted TO kill the negro, and be had N be placed
one OF the secures cells 10 save him from their vIo.
ence We learn that the negro 10 be brought Patts
burg under the order Of the court for trial. the court
being In session at tina, place We learn furthe-,
negro may be Iyuched while his way TO the place Of
trsl.-Tfoy Bnd7,f, Oct. Y.
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ceeds Of these goods $3.50 The defendant By val.
tee his counsel then set up judgmsnt Of the Marine
Court showing that this action had been previously tried
before Judge Phillips and verdict rendered in favor Of
said Hunt the defendant and that he insisted was con-
elusive upon the plaintiff in the action and thai although
the Court Of Common Pleas reversed that judgment they
had no jurisdiction so TO do. Messrs w. Sanford and
B. l.. Hinge, counsel for the plaintiff oonsended that
the Court Of Common Pleas had jurisdiction and
right In reversing the judgment Of the Marine Court for
the errors there committed The Judge agreed with the
plaintiffs counsel and stated that could form part or
this case under the peadngs and charged the jury that
they believed that the defendant undertook to become
responsible upon the consignment Of the goods and that
he had not paid over the amount of sales and that the
assignment Of the claim 10 the plaintiff In the action was
bona fde that the plaintiff ought to recover The jury
rendered verdict Tor the plaintiff for 1894 IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

THE DISPUTED JURISDICTION or TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Oc1. 10 -sd,pard Hore Aaiqn@ Of Patrick Murray.
yosepA Hunt This action brought by the plaintiff
assignee OF Patrick Murray for the amount OF dve
invoices Of goods consisting Of creckcry ware consigned
TO Joseph Hunt tn defendant 10 be sold by him
mission and the proceeds 10 be RENTED to Murray the
consEnor, deduc,ng reasonable commissions therefor
two and halt per cent The aggregate amount
Of the proceeds realized upon these goods At
auction, was fIe5 o. The defendant denied the con
slsnment OF these goods to him. and Insisted that
they consigned to man by the Of shirley an
aurtoueer But II was proved on the rsrt Of plsnt,n
that defendant Hunt accepted order Of the consgnor
Murray paid on account Of that order from inc pro
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REsTAURANTs.

BROOKS OLD STAR HOTEL. 90 AND Gs LIsPFNARp
ID street nesr broadway .-Cloice wines spirits per
er segars Sc. Az ordinary every day fron 70 ocook
Good beds by the night week. ~ The "Octobs Iest
val viii he held on "Wednesday The I'd inst Tickets each
n Malone Raymond, chairman; " q. Burnett FNl, vice
chairman. JOSEPH BRooSs Proprietor, "all ae way
n nj Manchester"
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REgATTAs.

DEGkTTA-A REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE AT
~ wnds Bay House, Penny Bridge Brockyn on the 10th
inst O'Clock for boats thirty feet and under and also
boats twenty three feet and Under Fries TO be
silver cake basket and silver goblet
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NIBLos GARDEN. ~
IN SPECIAL sorIcy-ALsR ANON or TIA
On ANA after this evening The dsors viii epen
MONDAY kvkSiNG OCT. Is, 1856;
A GREAT COMIC BILL.
FRAN0oss.
BLANCHE Or THE RIVAL FAIRIES
Commencing With the exy aordlnary performances q
YOUNG HENGLER, M. and Mile CH1ARINI
ON The TIGHT ROPE
THE FOUR LOVERS
Concluding with NJ Roberta (from Paris highly saccese
new, iaughabie comic pantomime,
BLANCHE OR, THE RIVAL FAIRIES.
as .uroe
iVpey Ivrvg
To morrow-German Opera nght-UNDINE
Opera nghs-Iuesiays, Thursdays Asd Saturday.
JUAILACK's THEATRE.
w Doors opea st6,< commence at.
"s'se'A MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
CHANGE OF PEKFOR MANCE
MONDAY. Ger 49,
FIRST TIME in NEW YORK
Of . crama, by Mr.. bourcicsult entitled
THE PhIMA DONNA.
Cas- originally performed by her at the Princess fheAe.
Mr. Lester Mrs Hoey Mr. so,hern and Mr. Burnett ass IN
si night this season Bourcicaus brilliant COMEDY
of LOVE AND MONEY.
Mr. blake Mr.. wslcot, Ms. Hoey. Mrs. Vernon. Mr.
sohevu Mrs Allen Mr. Bpruet Ac ac also in the comedy
Early application for seats suggested to avoid dnapPsans
meat.
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~ elects strains weatne..es sidney and bsdder dlcut
exposure 70 friends or physesns Toe directions being
ease and 70 apply ne csdy 20 ney se Il Ss.ams
properties ealcS.,eS thai q effects are IKE magic giyns
Srr London ss. % the r gRss states
mr.. HUNTERS RED DROP CURES CERTAIN DIS.
acnres WHOM ae'hs e resse.n we haos q e
onr o, | n new csse " ss hess man r
q annhsne The RANK and poisonous faint Of his dreadful
used ih. is what calm for 4 and what no oher VIII &C
,st pe,ense men II every ii medical snowleaen
begin appreciate n hardly week tha, 800
.Ss pfa patient Who has ssSauses Re whole S q the
W any apr Ppea y esao Pw say nat s medicine
should no, be made known Car and wide Beware o. hand
amsSs The genuine e SsS oe No
division street. and no where else Never closed day Or
IMPORTANT TO IADTEs-DR. POWERS CURES Ali.
female diseases by appropriate treatment Dr. Powers
sienGed Once sna street one eoor east q Broad T y"'
MkpIoAL.-To DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS
sed Ss osdS PAW sse
ing full information and testimonials can be obtained
sres re ~ spG u existence sSN y drug
s Price ssT NJ alsf' b fS rSg
DfIEs, Pills, PTiFs-pR. purRIEs CELEBRATED
i remedies the only efectuai for piles
duced once 7e street n n VIII be by mail.
DRrvATE CONsULTATToNs-As DIR. WATSON DE.
votes his exclusive attention diseases he
be consulted sunday other days from In the
morning until al sight at 50 Walker street. few doors
Of broadway.
DiCoRD's PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN IMPORTANT
n class Of diseases, &C DIR. q. ID. HAMMOND, pupil Of
Rccrd o. Paris end Drs carncchsn and Mott Of city
be consulted IN thus specially al his rooms SIG Bcosd
way opposite the ST Nicholas Hotel daily. Treament
hy letter. Consultations 10 English or French.
q. n HAMMOND, NJ d.
sTFE O. RF--THE GREAT REMEDY DR. W avs !, A
- friend. Nothing else mai thorough cure OF
certain diseases the nabie friend Of the aac "a Ohsr
dies than useless n alone ne-cr
returns The disease without leaving
blood conaminsie the system aud break connurv
81 sold ~ the old established Office, Canal sire = of
broadway
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vxyANTFp-FoR BIDwFfL a NJ RsToNs DRAMATIC
w company fifst class nncy DANCER a lady whc
res ngen, eeI of Broadway walker
ST. or Apply personally on SATURDAY Vcooer H. 10 70 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

EoR LIyKRPooL;-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship G. ERICSSON, Lowber. commander will depart with
the United States mails for Europe, positively Saturday
Oct % ct IL O'Clock, M. from her berh the foot OF
Canal street For freight passage having unequAlled
conmotasn for elegance and comfort apply to EDWARD
X COLLINS, 81 Wall street Passengers requested TO be
board at IL O'clock Am letters must pass through
the Post office any others will be returned The steamship
Adrauc Capt West will succeed the Ericsson. and ssn
Saturday, Nov g. The rate of freight from Liverpool
to New York reduced 10 four pounds measurement
until fur Their notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

TERRY BRYANT, THE CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN
comedian and brother the Essence. of Olt vrgw-
nv OF the Campbels viii arrive On he neN steamer hsn
1alfforns. To<k out for Jerry
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FURNITURE.

A FAMILY LEAVING TUE COUNTRY, WISHES NJ
N sell their furniture, carpets, &C. cheap, Tor cash Al
dress II. G. L., Herald Office.
vUANTED-A SMALL FAMILY GOING TO HOUSE
w keeping would like 10 purchase a quantity OF zoo 4
clean furniture &c, Of some party breaking up. Address
w H., boz $50 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

w Free Concert Hall one Of the best places Of the kind
The world good salary None reed sppy wihsu ney have
goot powers snd understand their bvsne0 These -
he city may call through the day those dstAsce msy
drrss ewing ace and reference sastFb HOPPER, Pre-
ple,og,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

- Hall No. 151 Bovery, between Stanton and Houston
streets Concerts every night and two Sacred Concerts %
Sunday the hrstto NJ O'Clock r. NJ and one NJ
O'Clock in the evening This the mos, magnificent place
the Kind the world the performers Of the first class and
srct order preserved Thousands visit nightly. and
away delighted with the soul stirring wit beautiful dancing
and sweet melodies The performances Nothing
offensive n Inc most refined lasie enee and accomplished
waters for the accommodation OF the girsa imiance
SAMlkl hVtfsnt irvi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

GERMAN OPERA AT HIBLOS GARDES.-sPEcIAL
having been industriously circulated 70
the enect that the would with the present
week the Management take this method Of assuring the pub
M na no Effort or sacrifice will be spared their part com
me opera 81 encourages the atses and managers
70 euors TO deserve and remains with
Inc 20 sustain and them in these efforts or TO
see tne establishment Of German IN this country de-
la ca perhaps for Other principal srstes comprising
tenor and 6ssso now their way 10th coan
meantime hoped that the successful opera of UNDlNE
viii satisfy both the American and German lovers Of music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

RIO PERFUME AND swEETEN THE BREATH
il or destroy the smell Of liquor and tobacco,
Know all men, the Tokai
As retaed In saloons, and drug stores
In New York. Brooklyn, Jersey City and Newark.
Toka Japanese preparation, has plshed good
than ythngs Introduced IN this country Hundreds
whose health become IMPAIRED with loss OF appetite low
spirits NC broagh BY tobacco chewing and constant
pecoraon Of saliva Toks with extraordinary be
nehcial results Wholesale, 4i2 broadway, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

PoYAI. MAIL sTFAMsHIP AFRICA.-FOR LIVER.
IL pool The AFRICA N shannon commander. will sail
from the compenys dock at Jersy City, with the mails and
passengers for Europe Wednesday, the 18th inst at
o'clock precisely Passengers requested be board
by 81 O'Clock The Persia will sail the 10Th inst
CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green
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L,RANKIiN MUtEuM. NO ~ GRAND STREET ONE
II door from broadway Open every afternoon
ing BY Madame wARTON's troupe ~ Model sriIsics n IL
number, who will appear abeauilu selection Of living
Commence At and n ~. " B1his Ia tn oniy
place IN the city where the Model Arses be seen
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pLAys, PLAYS PLAys.-rHE STANDARD ANp "
nos drama and All other published plays Tor s.,e ~ -
FRENCH, ~ Nassau street. New York. price IN cenxs
each; ten for 81 bound volumes 81 ply pusinea
qucsied.
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TuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAI
Il

bolJNH stcurtu unlu PAD
An experienced surgeon board.
The Of these ships win NOT be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious metals
less bulls Of aiding signed therefor ana the value taAres
For freight or passage apply 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18
Ebn n -,

At his residence, in Prince Edward on Tuesday.
the 18th inst, WILLIAM HENRY VENARLE, Esq, aged
60 years highly esteemed and respected gentleman.
On the 4th inst, in the village of Madison Mrs.
ELIZABETH NJ, wife of Mr. Daniel c. Lewis, in the 80
year of her age. She leaves many friends besides
her husband and children, to mourn her departure :
but they not without hope that their loss Is her
infinite gain. She was member of the Methodist L.
Church, and died without fear, trusting in the atone
mcnt 5.
Died, suddenly, on the 18th inst in Milton, n Car
DINA Rev. VIM. p Wharton Pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church of that place, aged % years
Died on the Sd inst at the residence of her father
in the county of Charote in the 10th year Other age
Miss Pattie j. Elliott
Died, in Coyington, Allegheny County, Friday
morning 10Th ult, OF hcmorrhage of the lungs. Isaac
Skeen, youngest of Robert Skeen ST.. in the 23ri
year of his age
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
GnEAT DEPOT ron TnE SALE or P1

GREAT DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Pr.
~ ANOFoRTEs GUITARS MELODEONs AND MI.
SoAt the establishment Of the subscribers may alw avs be
found an extensive stock Of Superior Piano from seve-
raj Of the most reliable makers the Unien Among then,
nay be seen those from J Durham Co. Kew York A.
sodsrf a Co, New York, and ChiekernK Soma Boston
comprising assortment extensive persons al
almost every taste Co select Len 9Th Of
time the Subscribers have been business the
satisfaction these have the variety kept
sale The serms upon which they offered the
soliciting In ordering from house long
near home asd The mPossibity Of getting indifferent Pr
arc here Uor they VIII be taken back they
are Of the why persons should In
Richmond instead of sending North
Priees ~ low a aef
meadsons Of enhsrt Needhams make, varying price
rom SO to $40, suitable for churches parlors.
These instruments we'll sstle Pianos sold At manu4
faetursrs' ptic.s
6nHhr. OF Marina make, which mrivn, beauty
OF tone, dhrahnty aud workmanship Alto others of Eur.
peh mAahiasihfs Among them Neapoli.
tan Guitars constructed that the NAV he taken of aud
the whole Instrument carried In lady cling trunk
Mnsie for the Piano Forte and Guitar Constant Arrival,
fresh supplies enable them romuiet.r
JAMES WOODitOUsE A. co
booksellers and Statoners.s
ahE sdh3w l;hl Main st., Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

New YORK OLD LINE WnIG CONVENTION
Albany August li.--P. M.-The whig conven-
ton this afternoon adopted an address and Sc.
ries of resolutions addressed TO the wings of n.
Y They are strongly antagonistic To Mr.. Buch-
anan and the platform of the Cincinnati cunven-
ton and Col. Fremont and the platform Of the
republican party on account of the sectional cha.
racter of the party.
The nomination of Mr. Fillmore is warmly en-.
dorscd, the belief being expressed that his cleo
ton will secure domestic tranquility and national
prosperity. The American platform is not endor-
sed but the whig organization and the principles
of the party are maintained.
The resolutions adopted unanimously
and with great enthusiasm.
A full delegation was chosen to represent the
State in the National Wing Convention TO assem-
bic in September
Mr.. Granger spoke warmly in favor of Fill.
more; after which the convention adj urned with
much enthusiasm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18
ARRIVALS AT THE
WASH, in gtOn HsoWsc-SneMd a Clark prps'

AUGusr lev Miller, Petersburg; J II Matthews
Rowdy Town W stone, city; W Hunter, Appomnt-
tox Wilks, Bedford; W Il Horton, Campbell; F
Blunt, City: Matthews Campbcll;J Layinder City;
Lowell Bedford; L Jones Campbell; r II Keeling
Lady, Tenn; p II McAlistcr Bufords Depot; Capt
K II Buckner, Abingdon; p H Gallon, T X; W
\ Strother, City j 7 Whaling, Washington; 7 A
Edwards Amherst; Hamilton, Phla; 5 Yancy.
Richmond; Bnrks, Lynchburg; \ Crakton Hen
nv; J G Wilson, Richmond Ind
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

WALKERS Position IN NICARAGUA.--New
Orleans, Aug l2.-rhe position of affairs in
Nicaragua. Mt last datcs, generally un
changed. President Walker was carrying for
ward the government with considerable spirit;
but there was evidently much discomfort pre-
vailing. The army was much reduced, and eff
fective men and means were absolutely required
10 mninthin It's position.
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Y'ntal.
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22,t);'t)

The great number met their deaths in the gar
dens, They fled in all directions, but were over
taken and swallowed up by the fatal fire stream.
Some tried to save themselves in the trees but
either carried away with them, or killed by
the scorching heat. At kalougan and Tariang,
the houses were filled with people who were stop
ped in their flight by the lava streaming down on
all sides, and the streams # boiling water, and
who met their death under the burning ashes
and tumhng houses. Many who had reached
the shore and thought themselves safe. became
n prey to the furious waves and many died
through sheer despair and agony.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18
FIRTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS.

We gather tho following additional intelligence.
from the mails brought by the Ariei.
Several failures have occurred in Snn Francisco
SINCE the departure of tho previous steamer
Among them nre Il. Nasen and w u. Dusen, for
SlloOo, W. L. x q. Il. Boardman.for Sl35DO;
Alton Weleh Il Co. GAS 900; r, II. Elan. ss5-
900; X. IL. French a. Wattath aud +. Ncufeldcr
Ss3ooo; NJ. Cohen aud Il. Rosenwg, S60,OO0;
). j. Slmoa. $4,000. with several others who have
applied for the benefit Of the lnsoveni Act. The
destruction by fire Of Placeryie, Georgetown and
Nevada. with all the goods contained therein. and
portion of Mnrysville will add il is thought fear
fully TO this list. These towns were largely in.
debited 10 San Francisco md. and cannot. Of
course, pay anything. From the Goth of June To
the LIST Of July Marriott x Wheeler, of San Fran,
cisco, taileu for sos, 900 l.anmnsier x Roll for
Sl2,O0,, l.. l.. Worth for $4,000. aud Ethan
Bots for s3S,OOO. \ general crash is expected.
TiiE CASE or JUDGE TERRY.
The Vigilance Committee is trying Terry. Ov-
or one hundred witnesses have been eAamined.-
What II will do with Terry cannot be told. but
the Governors Committee, from all the facts be-
fore 1t arc Of the opinion that If no does not re.
sign he will be banished from Callforna-not to
the Atlantic states. whence he could soon return,
but To some OF the islands in the Pacific, where
his opportunities for coming back will be few.-
Notwithstanding his loud assevoration tn at he will
not resign, II has been semiotioaly published,
and IA yet goes uneontradced, that some two
weeks before negotiations were commenced aud
while Hopkins life was hourly .despaired of, he
wrote his resignation and placed il in the hands
ot friends, To he used rs circumstances might sug-
sest.
The Law and Order, or Governor party, has
gwen up IN despaira is making no attempts to
resist the power fthe Committee, such II course
under present circumstances. would ho sheer fol
ly.
Another letter snys:
As Hopkins is now thought to be convaescent,
/, is possible Judge Terry will be- expelled by this
steamer. In that case shall have no high
Court OF Appeal, rs the third Judge, leydenlelt,is
IN Europe, and Murray cunnot act alone. That
Terry will not be allowed to occupy the supreme
Bench again is certain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

RUNAWAY NEGROES DISCOVERED CITIZEN
AStor AND kiIIEp.-On Friday last, says the
Wilmington journal of Thursday. run
AWAY negro camp was discovered on nm is-
land in Big Swamp, situated between Badcn
and Robeson counties. On Saturday morning
company of twelve or fifteen started out 10 hunt
them. aud after starting them from their camp,
one of the neg,oes fred at Mr. David &. Lewis,
wonnding him. from the effects of which he died
ON Sunday morning. On Friday, man named
Fay Tor was shot at twice from the Same place,
bat missed The negroes had cleared place
for II gardcnhhd cows, &o in the swamp--none
arrested. Tho swamp is about four miles wide,
and almost impeneirnble.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-18

SAII-Iho subscriber N sell auction the prem.
sos Wednesday the 20 day of August If fair not,
the day thereafter his valuable Fam In Bedford
lying the tpad FROM Iynrhhurg Liberty, fourteen miles
from the Va Ten Il Il The tract Ia composed of puchaAos
made by the #bacbo 81 scott Trustee of Clark of tho heirs
u Srhcnk ward Stcptoc decd and If Snml Hobson,
Esq II lies unusually we'll aud s every et IT,
cultivation The soil Ia originally Of fine quality md
nearly the whole i In excellent heart capah" of yielding
highly recommending crops needing only clover pas
bring 10 the ghos degree ot fertility Tho tract nd
mray wHerod, Astounding Ia fine Springs aud could II do
srd hr readily thrown into twenty folds with running
all thum. ~ to 20
superior Meadow land, In body about 100 of timber
land being of original Ia of the first quality and
thu balance SECOND growth nearly all of IT tine TO
baceo land Tobacco could be cultivated the
prolby several without manurng but grain aud
the The to which is specially adapted
The ncRburhooI IA as desirable be found where
Jas W Harris Jns & Geo Srhenk Robert Steptoe Spots
wood Brown VIM iiudRil and Jas. G. Slaughter, and Has
within two and half and three mlea of 81 stephens Church
aud the Tabernacle Is also within Res OF Radfords
Merchant tirist mud Saw Mills aud two mud ahn three
miles OF tlaYR MIL The Impto plain but
aud the usual houses Regard the yaroua ad
this the quality Of the soil It's
Of cultivation lis exemption from liability wash the loc,
ton, aud It's susceptibility of convenient and pleasing
rangrnent the subscriber does hesitate that he
knows in the country of the desirable
The subscriber will take pleasure showing the property
wishing To examine H. or 1t will be shown by
Of the gentlemen named above The sale VIII DO credit
and three with interest from day of sale the
purchaser giving his negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed in
retained till the last aymeu Possession for fall seeding
will be given NJ and m possession by the middle OF No
yembrr or lstuf December, oariieri desired
July ~ d2taw&ctds r. T. MANSON