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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-29

", nr. j. l.. CzAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms the captoA of this notice is one of the
few modern physicians whose application To his pro
tessou and devotion 10 the afflicted. render him nike
hungarian by birth hc sought with kossuth to place
has country among the nations ot earth. beyond the
opPrrssors rule, that her SON; might rejoice IN the
practice of those precepts which alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts 81 TO do, he has reaped
the reward oi Intellectual resistance 10 oppresso and
~ home and a country know him no more" Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration rs
patriot, the testimonials 0f character and capacity
which he brings entlie him 70 public confidence, to
The exclusion of those who pussess ncihef The one
or the other As gentleman his character i untar
nished rs physician, his skin unsurpassed and
to ;hosa whose imprudence has left upon them the
tainls OF disease, We can COnscientously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom TO know is great gain. The Dr's office
is No. and Armory Hall, cornerof Sacramento and
Montgomery streets san Francisco. al4-3m
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E4vOR SALE by the Case or Package in
" quantities to suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper. Pen
ellis, Blank Books, Wafors, SC sc. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery X x "a & So Long Wharf. San Fran
cisco. C. ?. KIMBALL, Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-29
TO Dr. II. Icinl,nann, Corner Jackson ano

To Er. III. Hcinimann, Corner Jackson and
MONTGOMERY streets, san NrancsCo Dear Sir;-it
is with Nleasure thnt notice the unOnuhded sue
cess which has attended you in your practIce since
your residence in this State. now over seven years
The geod YOU have done and the skill yen have rNer-
ciscl IN the cures that come under our obsffNaIoR
make II our duty to let it be known to the worl1 ana
more particularly to those now suffering Wi d!-"a@'
Most of us were wcl acquainted with !ou whist you
resided at Mormon Island. aud Witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected Oh la'leh'.
physicians. We have also seen what }pl nave dniic
Tor some of our friends now residing at to,oma ana
Placerviilc. who after much pesua'ioh ana induce
,hey had almost despaired Of their lives They did 80
and returned ana are new living bale hearty men;
and read r. if This notice should rcnch your eye ma
,,, .'rs .arfad AXE our advice and 20 to Or HEM
MANN ANA you viii never regret 1t.
Dear Doctor receive with our most hearty Wihes
for your future welfare. the assurance 'ha we nrHe'e
yln 10 be one of our most talented and experienced
uhE~icinns I'm the state.
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FREpERlcK HAeYNASN,
lprnpr Miners iloei)
JACOE NINKLENASN, IGreeh"pcc Fahey
tp'r Greenwood Brewery,
JoHN GEoRGE,
AEGUST tiAHNE,
JusEPH NiLINASE, Crclono
CHARLEs GIss.
T. EELAz, ! Propr's Of the J
T. B NzLl, ! Croix Federale, PlacerYe.
JEAN BUCuLER,
A. n. WALKER. FL Dorado Slide.
G.. ZROIcKK tirm OF f.. POppe * Coz Oroyille.
JosEPH GLAVEL, Auburn.
CHARLES KAsrELLI, Spanish Iry Diggngs
T. BENMNGER. (prop'r Of bridgeD Condemned Bar.
e. WoLLER, Sacramento,
r. FISSINGER, do
G.. REHAUD, do
CAPT HIND, Michigan Bluffs.
CAPT F. :. MuaFoRD. Mormon Island.
HENRY TRUEL, Republican House, jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited BY DR. Heini
mann. Ang-1Sm
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sepl asdly

FLEETWOOD CEmETEISY.-omee No. 2sz Pennsylvania
Vi OF 10th the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid the OF the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. and situated the high ground and guar
mile north OF the Capitol North Capitol street leading directly
10 the This have received charter from Con
appopang their ground forever burial purposes making
foe lille purchaser prohibiting all encoachmenis from
legislation otherwise which OF vast Importance 10 those who
wish their dead epose they have placed them for has
become in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes, se H. aud throw the dead
iseuousy large and legal cannot
g titles are given to the ground.
NJ BOfhce om 10 to -, where pamphlets with
map, the charters and bylaws and all other information, be
obtained also, all orders for ntennents ei with Mr. James r. a
No 40 Seventh other undertaken win be
altaa1od June Tidy
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
No. 66l.l
Notice Of the withdrawal OF Lands In Michi-

IN of the act Of Coess approved % june 1885,
king grant oand the State OF MICHIGAN aid In the
Of certain railroads in said STATE Instructions have just
this office the registers and continue
the reservation from sale and location Of the following
lands, probably falling within the prescribed limits of selection
until Otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
30h OF May last TO wit; r..... -e
Office All the lands in the district the southern
npsula between and IA west and south Of township
SO; northern pennnla all lands township
49, and west of range 10 west "
Office district xcep
ships IL, IL, 3D. and IA lying west ofrange Ia wes
Office All the lands district except
townships situated nort Of township IL and
and those north OF township 10 and ofrange east
Office DETROIT; All the lands In the district lying
townships and II north, and all situated range
Office KALAnAIoo All the lands in the district lying
range west.
Office STE MARIE All the lands In district
south II township ST. In ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive
South OF township So In ranges 30 10 81 inclusive.
South of township 49, In ranges IS and 90.
South of township 81, In ranges 81 and 81
North of township &c, In ranges 30 and 40; and
North oftewnship 40, in ranges Al and ~
These latter, embracing nearly all the advertised In
Presidents proclamation No 52, be offered July sauh
Se Marie which will not therefore, be offered the public
therein ordered
Given under hand the General Land
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June 1856.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
June A-law6wt Intel Starl Commissioner.
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PROTECTED BY royal letters patent Of England and secured BY
lege Of Medicine Vienna
resems No the remedy for general and local debility,
OF vine power premature decay, AL distressing
guences arising from an early abuse sc Is effects ecaeious
IN youth manhood and old vle would
impaired, decline Of s " Tresemaf
universally adopted all physical mpedmens magic
before m influences thus rendering invaluable
tering the marriage state.
Tesems No completely and entirely esdlcatcs all
those disorders which eubebs
andote for the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
uAton,
Tnesem No the great European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
70 the inevitable destruction
and which MI the sarsapaila in the world
Tesemsr Nos. l. y and alike devoid smell
a nauseang qualities They lay the toilet
their use being detected,
Sold in tin cases each divided separate doses
ministered by Valpeau, Lalsmand, RouK, &C,
To be had, wholesale and retail Of Mr.. Barrow
Green street. Canal New York. specially appointed
proprietor and pateniee for the United
oer part Of America Immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. Borrow win forward the Tresemar world
securely packed and addressed according Instruction,
writer,
Reisll agents required, Terms cash.
Nov p-dtW
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THE ONLY ONE AurHoRIzEDi-The Rob ofDR 30

THE ONLY ONE hurHORIzEDi-TheR Rob Of DIR. BOY
vEhU LhFFECTEUR Il far superior the sirups Cua
sarsapara other similar remedies u radically cures
dnrtres scofUla
accidents accouohments crca
period Of life, hereditary aemony OF humor depurs
i've powerfully bladder
and other weakness Of the arising from abuses Of
Injections soundines syphc the Rob
diseases ensuing from the
Of copavn cubeb injections, which only
the neuaEing The Rob Boyvesu IT, above ALL
syphc Diseases whether recent stand
which have resisted tho Of mercury the odue
Of potassium.
General agents the United States Gabriel Bondn, ESQ, 81
William New York. for wholesale ofders guot Duconge,
New Orleans, ssuilly, Francisco
The Rob Lacteur sold BY all the druggists throughout the Unit
pamphlet OF Dc g. Gervns the med
properties Of Rob will be obtained BY writing n. Bon
din ~ William street, New York. who win give every Information
wanted
o. n. prepared 70 M orders America, West IN
dies te free o. the United duties he has e Rob in bond
Hprch t-dly.
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.


OyuoK OF TIE MARYLARD Consolidate LorTERIxs,
BAllIn0rs, Maryland, July !, 1855.
THE Commissioner Maryland
his public against the swindeTs
who circulate fraudulent lottery schemes,
and pretend the sale Of tickets in lotteries which
wholly fictitious.
The only legal lotteries Maryland those drawn daily under
the elected BY the people
The State under the examine and approve the
schemes and 20 attend 10 the drawings.
ALI the lotteries all certificates Of packages OF
tickets the os X Brennan general agent
the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
Baltimore MaTyland.o All others fraudulent.
For iu information subject Of those frauds address
PIX. Brennan,
Sept o6-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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OF Willdrapal Of additional Lands IN Florida
FURTHER pursuance Of the entitled An act granting
public lands In sections
habsmn aid In the ~
siAlcs approved I7h May 1885,
BY Ibis once the land officers NewnAnsve and Tampa Fo
da, the 9Th withdrawal
location until further orders, Of the following described lands
falling within the probable limits Tampa
Main Stem railroad, in said State, TO wits
Once NEwsIsavLK All the lands
Of land, heretofore Withdrawn for the Cedar Key
of the limo which divides
and Worth Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
Once TsNpai All the lands Of the line dividing
four
vides townships thirty and thiry-one,
Given under my hand, Once at the city
Washington this ninth day OF September 1885.
JOHN HOOD,
Sept lo--law6w Acting Commls,ioner
lint and Btar.l
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fdre 10 California.
He, United mail steamships leave New York
n8 for Aspinwall the 5th and Doth of each month,
& connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco
These steamships inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad az miles long completed from
to ocean, and crossed or hours The baggage of
checked In New York through San Francisco and
embarked Panama
The money paid In New York all expenses Of the trip
Reserve In port In New York; Panama, and
Francisco TO detention of accden that
the route is entirely reliable
Passengers Panama the day they Aspin-
wall
Conductors through by each and charge
women and children without other protectors
For through tickets At the lowest apply the agency "
West street, New York. TO 1. w. RAYMOND
May6-du
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PROPOSED DATES or sAILlNG-ls56.

Stopping Southampton both going and returning they oder
proceeding London and Havo advantages
other route, for the economy Of Time and money.
Passage from NeS York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saoon $780, cabin, lower saoon SliO
second do, 800. .......
An letters and newspapers through the Office
No bills adng will be signed parcels received the day OF
sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached each ship.
Fortnight or passage apply 10
u. H. SAND, IL South William ST., NJ Y.
q. A. HEINEKEE n Co., Bremen.
CROsKEY & Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEI-IN, Hayrs.
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Al smBtsHS of Congress yisiters washington
W respectfully informed that TAYLOR a MAURYS
Book aud Stationery street, viii all hr
important works. comprises department ofssiure science,
ana
New books received immediately on publication
Weekly imporiatons from England
Calhoun's Works, volumes
Js6crsonia Works, volumes
Wsbster's WORKS. 9 vo's., autograph edition
Eyoreu's orations and Speeches. volumes
Clays Private Correspondence, volume
=, g. Premises Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bancrofia History he United States, volumes
6tsosmans Manual, 4 volumes
IickoyI Constitution, volume
Jenersonis Manual, volume
The Constitutions OF the United States, volume
EiiOt's Debates and Madison Papers, s volumes
hauh's volume
Btoy'r Works volume.
Lives Of Chief Justices United states, volume
Leber's Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wus Life ofrau,ck Henry, volume
Kennedy's Life Of wiu, volumes
garland's Life Of John Randolph, volume
Parry Lenders, by Baldwin, volume
dc Tocqueyiles Democracy in Amsriost volume
Tho Fedcrnist, 4 volume
Gnmke's Nature Tendency Institutions volume
Constitutional II jrt hook Il volume
Careys Past, Present, and Future, volume
seaman's Progress Of Nations, volume
hcEilgous American Debster volume
Future Wealth Of America, volume
Hmftha Wealth OF Nations, II volume.
Every description Of American English
The finest qualities the lowest prices.
Visiting cards cnRraved and printed with rompuudC
TAYLOR MhURS's,
Dsc7-dT Near oth street.
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THE public hereby notified August
1856 the undersigned Elisha Herndon, warrant No
2l5 for 20 issued Commissioner Pensions
for the United the
United scottsv hhrae county virginia
the said NJ.
city the said land the
desFned, and fniled
believed that the auduleny fom n,
mails
Al therefore hereby purchasing
warrant Intend 70 apply the Commissioner Of Pensions
duplicate Of Aaid warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN.
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II. III. GIL Il Nc n F.,
Counsellor al LdIo,

Has removed his once his resid in Franklin Row,
of aud Thirteenth lie will continue devote his
principally the United Supreme
Having devoted concerning patents will
give advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Once and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
Justices District of Columbian and will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He win also give written opinions prepare arguments par
having either
will prosecute claims before any board established for Their
adjudication.
Del 2B-dtf
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',



TUE studies this institution
2ih August and Thursday
f board and tuition $3.50 payable
ally advance There charges music drawing
Ing md also Cor Spanish Italian German and Latin. Tho
for the primary department composed OF pupils under nine years
300 per nnnum, payable hail yearly advance.
Letters OF inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER EUPE
ROR Of st. Josephs Academy, Bmmburs Frederick county
Maryland. =
Jul B-diyear.
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton.

" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auld lang ryne"
The members OF the June
the junior class OF the ending June 1892 the Sophomore
class OF the ending In june 1884, and the Freshman
ending In June, $780, hereby
Washington, D. c., by the Third March, ~ d. 1887
brighten the links Of the chain of love friendship
lives greeting sympathy unimey fate Of
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the sefappoined committee
held the first Monday in September A. D. 1885, United
States HOTEL Chestnut street, between Fourth and Finn
which those members OF the classes whom
yenent invited attend when the will
adopted 10 as fun an attendance possible.
good enough furnish The secretary ofthe
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N, j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
OF Philsdelphia Pennsylvania,
J, NEWTON LIGHTNER,
ofLaneaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, NJ j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
ions WKIpEAE, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-1awtMafJ finteligencerl
All newspapers civilized request
ed 10 notice this advertisement In their editorial columns
beers OF
visions the globe and all throughout United
States Of America requested give aiutous insertion
caonay between this date and the ID Of March, A D. 1887
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pnrneIl oadvne y. yonnson GRAY ana Maria ses.lonu

Purne Toudvne johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.
In equity in Somerset county, before Hon. A. SPENCE
Judge of the 9Th judicial circuit Of Maryland.
HE object Of this suit Is procure certain
real estate for the OF partitions and peeciing
complainant the interest said by certain
Mackey, late Of Somerset deceased
all his estate OF kind his wife SUSAN
after her death to William NJ d. Townsend, Eliza
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander
said James died seized Of lot ground
hundred dollars The the sale
of her life estate the title
thereto, purchase by said John SIemons
Vance's interest the death OF said John and
Semons and Josiah Elngswoh his
Johns interest the death Of William Townsend
the title of Maria Sessions and Mary e. Slemons
right Semons her only
the sale by the said Mary E.
said lot the complainant the purchase by said John
his Maria Sessions interest said
lost desroyed the death of Susan Smith
her brother, the said Henry, sale
by said Henry Of all his interest
State of Virginia that the complainant common
and the said Gray OF subject
for the life Of said Susan who still living
and praying for decree establishing
aforesaid
said John b, Slemons
purpose partition, and for order OF publication
Maria and Johnson who residents OF this
ereupon third day OF June, eighteen hundred by
circuit Judge OF the eighth judicial
that the complainant by causing
in pubIlsbedn Washington
of five weeks before the 18th
this bill appear court person or py So
the fifteenth
premises and show cause IL they have why decree should
not pass as prayed. THOMAS A SPENCE.
GKvIs WooLroRp, CLERK.
June T-law5wif
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TUE public hereby notified The IIth day Of August
1856 the undersgnod James NJ. Haley, warrant
No 1850 for 100 issued by the Commissioner
ons cor the United States under the Congress enclosed
Ia the United States mai scotsvle Abemare county,
nia, the said NJ SNYDER Son on Wash
ingon city s the said land wac, by
thereon transferred blank by undersigned and has failed n
reach The said NJ Snyder son and believed
was either ffaudulenty taken from the mails lost.
Al therefore hereby sasns purchasing the
snd warrant intend TO apply 70 the Commissioner Of
for duplicate o. sid warrant
Sept I0--lsvGw
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mo. 58oJ.

No $780,
NOTICE OF the withdrawal OF lands I'm Wisconsin,
In approved % June granting
lie lands the Wisconsin aid construction
railroads said stan issued nom this OF
dce whdra orders,
said State and continuing the reservation Of tho
fore ordered bV telegraph the ssth ~ Msy last.
portion ohe lands will be market
received this
Office q which restoration % days public given.
Given under hand the General Land Ohce city
Washington, this ioth Of June, A, u. 1856
THOs. a, HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June l1-lRw6w Intel. \ staT1
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CARD.-n consequence partners Of
II the firm Of H. y. Loudon taiors city,
the business viii be closed and all indebted to the
im respectfully requested settle the
business, which will
branches formerly. The undersigned will always keep hand
and Of merchandise appnranna
business aso including tho best quality Of military articles
army navy, They respectfully friends
generally, for liberal patronage they
happy have pleasure same
N, Y. LOUDON Co.
Augo0-eou Merchant Taiiors under Browns Hotel.
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TO THE fADfES.-Mr. r. T. HARPER 10 nroomhed street,
Boston, has received choice rich and
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Partisan style,
which universally admired Newport AZ
was not then able 70 supply the demand he takes this opportunity
70 inform the ladies opening fresh supply
which ne white, and appropriate for bridal costumes
Also head dreses cDes collars, mantes ke All of
which arc in embroidered bsok white lace and
ETY. 81 wreaths Of straw howefs feather flowers, &c.
NBThia Is The only house In the United States where hese
goods can be obtained.
BoaTos, January s, 1859,
Jan d-2aw9w
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Law school Cumberland University, nj LsDanon,
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, nj Lebanon,
Tennessee.
ACULTY, Hon. Abraham caruthe, late Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of tho udses ofthe supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromed L. Ridley, the councillors OF the
Judges Cauthe and Green dew their whole time exclusively
10 the school.
Plan ofinsriconl Daily examinations of class
books No regular of lectures explanations
daily lessons in the progress Of the examinations.
2. Weekly ofcommon law equity, which
dents suits statement
prosecute through all processes
Practice The framed require prepare
Deeds wills. records and all of documents
the trials Some Of taken by appeal
moot court which is held monthly in the class
public the end session. The students clerks
fs jurors circuit judges and chancelos and in other official
Sacities connected with their suits.
SeonThe first session the third Monday
tembe and ends third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday In July.
Expenses per eonTuon fee $50, advances contingen
81 boarding $50. Students furnish books
which DO had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
advanced No previous required
There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There a moot legislature connected with the school.
students the last collegiate year eishy-six
ROBERT L. CARtTHERS,
Feb 1l-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Proposals for Building Six schooners for the
United states Revenue Service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 6, 1856,

TREASURY DrFlsTmKrT,
September 6, 1855,
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for Reeve
Vessels addressed Secretary Ct the Treasury
will be Office until ~ O'Clock Of the 9Th day
OF November next furnishing Materials constructing equip
ping delivering aoa Of about hfy
tons burden EACH for United the
northern lakes
The models plans furnished by the contractor and
vessels be completed within three months nom the signing OF the
No proposal will be considered unless persons
gnged in offer accompanied by the
Of responsible that the
will be entered into by the bidder acceptance Of offer by
the department,
half of the Of will be paid
Of satisfactory evidence that the vessels anked ceed and
the decks laid and the balance the delivery OF the vessels
pletea,
All maess used be OF the quality,
be executed hful manner and the satisfaction Of
perntendent
The verses when received contractor
fully TEged FURNISHED and equipped and finished clea
exception chains anchors nautical instruments
eambooss, cabin, and ward room furniture and boats.
Persons bidding win be furnished with The required
specifications N application 10 this department.
bidders for the whole
vessels they liberty Offer for more rs su their
convenience, JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary 81 the Treasury,
Sept 6-oawiA6thNoy
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Virginia Land.

HAVE for sal, a wood land Il wen wsterss and has
plenty The rosd and plsnk ROAD
pass through The distance Nom Fredericksburg miles. and
be Orange
wishing purchase
The whole had for Ave dollars
cash. W be divided suit higher
,~,ce Apply 70 ". n. ThOM,
Juns S2isveo FrsAenoksbws, Virginia,