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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

DR.. DUPOECO'S GOLDEN FEu9LE Pills are
infalibe in removing sioPpases irregularities Of the
menses These pills nothing but have bee used
by the Doctor for many years, bo;h France and Aner
ca, with unparalleled in every case and he is
urged by many ladies who have used io ma Ike these
pills public for the aleviation hse suffering from any
irregularities whatever well preventive TO Ihase
ladies' whose health will no, permit increase Of ny
Pregnant females or those surprising themselves So are
cautioned against using these pills, proprietor
sumes responsibility after The admonitIon al
though their Hilduess would prevent ANY Injury to
otherwise ihse pills recommended Directions ac
company each box. Price 81 Sold Wholesale and retail
by r y HARDT co. General Agents for Lewisiown,
Miin county, Pa, and also agents for Baleve Miiroy
Reedsviie, Ailenvie, &c. They VIII supply dealers at
The proprif,"rs prices, aud the pills to Ladies' eork
deHIGyJ by return mail To any of city country
on receipt OF 81 through rh- !ewistOwn post office For
PARTICULARS get circular agents sSee that each hor
has NY signature. j DUPONCo
jy30 Broadway posi- Office New Work
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
MANUFACTURING DEElOCRATs.

When know nottingham took its rise
some years ago, one of its cardinal princi-
pies was opposition TO the naturalization of
foreigners, and its opposition to the social
led democratic party was based on the
ground that the latter was continually
manufacturing voters out of the foreign
element, and thereby controlling the bal
lot-box. Had any one three years ago
arisen in a council and predicted that ere
that period of time rolled round any
considerable portion Of voters calling
themselves Americans would be found
working side by side with the foreign vote
in Strengthening the democracy, ride on
a rail would have probably been the least
punishment such an "insult" would have
subjected him to. Yet what has been the
actual state of Americanism since the sum-
mer of 1856? Last year emissaries from
the straight-out leaders in Philadelphia
visited this and other counties, and instruct
eO tHeAI HedEeTS 10 - vote Tor buchanan
in preference to the Union ticket, and this
year, here and elsewhere, electioneering
was openly done, for Hazlehurst first, and
Packer second and by this means, we have
not particle of doubt, ten thousand Am
ericans have been converted into democrats
this fall, who will hereafter 90 with that
party, mainly on the ground of its being
the strong party. With such allies our
democratic friends have no longer any need
of courting the foreign vote, for so long as
they can keep up the straightouts, they
can elect Governors, Senators, members of
the Assembly, and Congressman, in three
fou1ths of the counties in the State. with
out going to the trouble and expense of
holding political gatherings All they
have to 90 Is TO attend " Hazlenut' meet
ings, SO as to have them heralded forth in
the Daily News as enthusiastic gatherings
ct the people'-occasionally pat straight
out on fhe shoulder with the remark /" I
ME Frineiples-they are good, or
something 70 that effect, and the work is
Gene
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

Me- Countecfeits.-The following new
counterteits have made their appearance,
and it would be well for our citizens 70
carefully examine ali notes offered before
receiving them:
oSE-Co'"n'biG Bank, Columbia, Pa
Bank las no Is.
THREE Columbia Bank, Pa.,-Bank has
no 3s.
fIvE-Yorh County Bank. Pa. yie. man
oRd horse plowing-Franklin's head on ripbt :
girl oa left end
FivE- York Co. Bank, Pa. Wig. two men
Horses and plow Franklin on right, bow.
girl and dog on left.
FIvE-Cojttmbia Bank, Pa. altered-v;g
.hfsf 'e'n naies reclining-portrait of Wasbine.
Voa en tne r'ght-goddess Of libertv an laft
- -,1 d1'rfp,se''rg p Bank, Pa; Wig Wash.
end and male 51ad,'Suse1canai snd so1", boat on one
like geauine. ' ''neR-un-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

zens of the Commonwealth, in such manner
however ms to do no injustice to the corpora
tors.
SEC. 10. That no bank, ssvings fund, insu-
rance or trust company, shall directly or in
directly purchase, or be concerned in the pur-
chase of the notes of any of the Incorporated
banks of this State at less than their par val
ne, and any and every of the officers of said
institutions violating the provisions OF this
section, shall be deemed guilty of misde-
meanor, punishable upon conviction by fine
OF not less than five hundred dollars, nor
more than one thousand dollars, one half to
&c sail TO the informer, and the other half to
zaa ase Of the Commonwealth.
SEC. H. That no stocks, bonds, premissory
notes, personal property, or other valuable
eeeaF3ues, hypothecated or held in pledge.
aila gith power of Attorney attached, or
ota Tise, for credit or mensy loaned, shall
be so.d for the period of six months from the
passage Of this act, without the consent of
the debtor, debtors, or party hypothecating
or Plcdging the same, being first had and
obtained in writing.
SEC. y. That the nstice required for pay
ments provided in the charters of savings
fund and trust companies, on all sums ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars, be and the same
is hereby extended for the period of two
months. during the period of suspension OF
specie payments authorized by this act.
DARWIN A. FINNEY,
Speaker Of the Senate.
j. LAWRENCE GETZ,
Speaker Of the House o. Representatives.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thirteenth Ammo DOM
mi one Thousand eight hundred and fifty sew
en-. JAMES POLLOCK.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

R~6overnor Pollock has appointed Tb,r.
day, 2tth November, as day of general
Thanksgiving and praise.
e@By o provision In the relief bill tho
banks in this State will have to pay over
$4,000 into the State Treasury as bonus,
sA-A fire in Chicago on Monday destroyed
property valued at S6OO. 900. Four lives were
lost. and others are missing.
n@-Adslins Bavor. young lady Of Bsrks
county, was brutally murdered some weeks
ago, and her body thrown into creek. No
clue has yet been obtained as to the murderer
or the motive.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Oct. 19.-The supply of beef cattle this
week was quite large, amounting, in all, to
about 1900 head. The market was rather
dull, and prices for beef cattle declined about
80 cents on the 100 Tbs for all but few prime
cattle. The sales ranged from S8 to lOa.
The sheep market was quite lively, and
sheep In demand, though the quality of those
offered was not equal to previous weeks 1000
head were sold at from 50 to 4 fer fat sheen.
and from to so fer store sheen. Lambs
sold from 81 so 10 so. 275 head of cews
were sold, at frem $35 to 60 for milch cows,
and 2S to 35 for dry ones, and in demand.-
Hogs are selling from SS to 81 p 100 lbs.
Fisur. Grain. sc.
The receipts of Cloverseed are yery small
and sales are making in lots at $4 50(24 Is
q Oh lbs. About 400 blu are being shipped
to Liverpool. In Timothy and Flaxseed there
is nothing doing.
The Flour market is extremely quiet. but
prices continue as last quoted There is no
export demand, and the sales are only in a
small way to supply the wants of the retail.
ers and bakers at SIS 25(95 37k q Dbl for SUI
perfne; SIS 5096 for extra and extra family,
g 5O(97 fer fancy lots.
Grain-There is more inquiry for Wheat.
and prices, in the absence of supplies. baye
advanced 293c bu. Sales of 5000 bu
prime Southern and Tennessee red at 1000
l2Sc, and 500 bu white at l2S(0l33c. Rys
is in fair request for distilling. and sells an
arrivals at 75c. Corn is scarce. and l4Ol bn
old yellow sold at 7Sc, at which figure it is IL
demand. New yellew is worth Csc. Aheut
1000 bu Delaware Oats sold yesterday after
noon at 33c p bu.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

M HEREAS, a certain man NAM.
w thew Garner, being deransS !
mind, left his home in Woodcoet n
aboIt the first of May last, and has 81
heard of since the first of June. S,sl
ner is about 5 feet o or 10 inches b;,s
eyes, dark complexion, SO years Of a. q
his hair is middling long and gray
person giving information Of his sbers1
and sending to Henry Garner or JObl]
ner, Jr., Marklesburg. Huntington \
will receive reward Of $50. os9I
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
THE MARKETS.
LEwIsTowN, Oct. %, ]

LEwIsTowN, Oct. %, 1867.
Butter, good 2 ID. Is
Eggs, . dozen, y
Our Millers yesterday were paying for
white Wheat 75@105c; red Wheat GOA
100; Corn 60; Rye 60; Oats %. Flour
is selling at from So so to 3 so p 100 lbs,
as in quality
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
The G GAZETTE.
LEWIST0WN, PA.
Thursday, October %, 1857.
Notices Of New Advertisements.

Information is wanted of Matthew Garner-Eliza Burk
denies certain sianderous reports in regard to her sonH
w Junkin has opened stock of clocks, watches
jeweiry books &cLnd has been the city and returned
with fall and winter stockW. g. ZoInger opened
new stock of the latest styles of hats and capsAdver
isemenfs OF Rudss hats caps furs &C. and George
byInyers tall and winter stock, VIII appear next week.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS

s1rT. Alibone has resigned the Presiden-
cy of the Bank of Pennsylvania on account
of i'll health. If he was as deep in the sugar
speculation as reported, no wonder he got
sick.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

HaThe reports from Kansas indicate the
success of the free state ticket.
s6~In Minnesota it is believed that the
Republicans have carried the State.
a9-The American Republicans of Juuiata
county have elected theit whole ticket, with
the exceptions of County Commissioner and
Auditor.
gg Some scoundrels entered the Office of
the Huntingdon Journal on the 1lth, pied
forms and cases, and stole the packing book.
The publishers say they are on their track,
and we hope will succeed in detecting them.
r@-We received an exchange the other
day, evidently by mistake, with the following
on the margin crossed: I" Miss Kate L.
Have you forgotten me? Are you dead or
notf" There, Miss Katie, if you ains dead.
answer quick, and relieve the suspense of the
writer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

Holtordy's Ointment and Pats-Hare you
any internal disease? If so, the Pills will
uproot it and regulate every disordered func-
ton. The Ointment allays all outward in
fammation, and cures wounds, sores and ul-
GERS, by discharging the irritating matter and
healing the flesh. The Pills cure indigestion
in all its forms. Purchasers are hereby in
formed of certain test as to the genuine
ness of these remedies; it is necessary TO see
that each leaf of the book of directions
around each pot and box shows the words.
" Holloway, New York and London" as a
water-mark. in semi transparent letters. All
not thus authenticated are frauds.
kHRheumatisms, of the most severe kind.
have been cured by using bottles of Du
ValPs Galvanic Oil. Back ache, pain in the
head, sick head dache, nervous diseases of the
head, are every day being cured sound by the
use of Du TaiFs Galrdnic Oil.
For sale by Hoar d McNabb, Belleville ;
Parker & Sons and Drisben & Sterett, Reeds
vile; b. Alexander, Locke's Mills; G. w.
BRENNAN, McVeytown; A. J. North, Atkinson 5
Mills; J. r. Hoops, Rothrock's Mills; and at
the Bee Hive Drug Store, Lewistown.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

AGRICULTURAL SocIETY-We give be-
low list of the premiums awarded at the
late fair:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
Prices to Suit the Tima|
Great attractioa
AT JUNkIN's CHEAP
Clock, Watch & Jewelry Sd

CORNER OF MARKET AND Rsovs .rssrs
LEWTSTOHN.
Nov OPEN, a large and splendid assurl
IN oil Clocks and Watches, Fine rich ala
style Jewelry. silver and plated Wan
silver and steel framed Spectscles. wihi
and periscopic glass; silver Spoons, Fohl
ter and dessert Knives Albata Spoons, /,
&c. large assortment of the best Go!l
now in use; gold and silver Watches, 4
latest Liverpool, London, French and \
makers; elegant gold Jewelry, includa
rings, breast pins, finger rings, fob, rs
guard chains, medalIions, cuff pins, pad
ares, Fancy Goods, &C.. al such prices d
not fail to give satisfaction. and to wiz
invites the attention of purchasers.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

sx Hazlehurst, the straightou, -,
in his speech at Philadelphia .ou s,
evening before the election, said lea,
TO be defeated" :" Some others Of 4,
sect cannot only afford it, but max,
by the operation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
Neat, Cheap e. Durah''
W. G. ZOLLINGER,

ndfkef Street, meat door to Keensdy' i
< Is always prepared to sup
| ply the public with all the \
different styles of Hats q
the best qualities and atsucihW "a
prices as to defy comPeh' 4,
hon. He has now on hand large isa5I
of Fall and Winter Hats and CAPS, o. y
latest styles, which he will sell a. Wv
cash prices. He invites everybody n
examine for themselves, as he is sa's"'
his stock cannot fail to please. .s|
For the Omish he has constantly o.
will make to order, hats to their wv wv.
required size or brim, at prices thase'~
to be satisfactory. III
Country Merchants will find II ~
vantage to give me call, as lioern~. q
will be made on wholesale Purcna'''
peciaily so to punctual men. IN
Don't forget the place, next oool o,s sJ1
dy's store and nearly opposite the ou' N
Hall.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

Suspended Railroads.-With;,, :,
thirty days, the following rail,o,,
nies are reported as having eth.
protest on their floating debt. j.
or made an assignment Of tbe;,
Name. To..,,rf
New York and Erie, COS
Illinois Central,
Philadelphia and Reading 90.f
Michigan Central, '% Sos
Michigan Southern, 1aSA
Cleveland and Toledo. M
Milwaukee and Mississipn; -S 'l
La Crosse and Milwaukee. 1aN '
Cleveland and Pittsburg, AZ
Delaware, LackaEanna and ~
Western, Inn.
Chicago, ST. Paul and Fond IVY
du Lac, so,
North Pennsylvania, AZ
Cumberland Coal COMPANY sN0
Huntingdon and Broad Top. %I
Stuebenville and Indiana, 5N.|
ESTIMATED. Total, slSl,M
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

CHANGE IN THE WEATHER.-A heavy
storm of wind and rain set in on Monday
evening, which at once changed the pleas
ant into rather cool weather, ice having
appeared yesterday morning in water ves-
sells, &c. Snow fakes were also occasion
ally seen.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

Mrs. Mary R. Beatty, Mrs. Whistler, Mrs.
Shem Zook, Mrs. Sarah Watt, Mrs. Daniel
Mummy, Mrs. Barbary Hartman, each ex.
hibited print butter SO nearly alike in quality
that the committee awarded each a premium
of Sl.50.
The committee also make mention of quin
ces exhibited by Mrs. Whistler, Perkins
cake by Miss Ann Conley, a fish cake by Miss
Ellen Bryan, a sponge cake by Miss Rachel
Kerr, and specimens of Chinese sugar cane
syrup by A. G. G;bboney and Samuel Alex
ander
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
sMITnFTELD ACADEMY. BOARDING AND


1uVHE subscriber having been literally p1;ron-" du
ring the past tlsJG and so sesaen, will continue
his independent Male School, tor The education oil youh
who by 4 ytemnc co1rse OF sudS VIII DE- prepared 10
enter the highest Glasses OF our Colleges OF ttea LOT ~
b,sine.S uf life Az incentive to study anu means OF
securing the cooperation OF parents, there VIII be isshc
monthly reports containing frank rNhihition oil prom
cheney aud acportmcut.
If desired Military Tactics will he taught WITHOUT N"
charge and without any infringement upon III" regular
du,-but merely auxiliary in ACQUIRING proper ua
cinine and the development at the pllysca CONSTITUTION
fTrpn, per Session OF ten months, commencing hts
Monday in October and closing (th the interEisson OF
the usual IIodays,) the last FridaJ in July.
Tuition md Hoard, zinc, udns washing iue ingalls,, NC
in the family Of the Principal, $500:
nd he would add that it ia all important thhi fupis
from distance should be under the eye OF their Teacher
or none other cnn feel the same interest ~ 'ne
I5f.Psylnepts quarterly u advance.
"a cnruestiy regulated that parents intending 10 PAT
ronize this school, will onter their children pronp-"i
aouny delay OF few days ia al obstacle 10 progress
In rina Ike whole session. Pupils will be charged from
Sste Of entrance (when month OF the quarter has not
expired to the close OF the session ana no drdu''l"
viii he made except ut the option Of The Principal
" HEFERENcEs.
Testimonial from the Trustees, when the Prhcpal dt
.olvci hs connection with them IN lsai
Ar meeting of the Trustee. OF the smithneid Academy
an rho ot Of July l.H the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Rnsorrd THAT we accept with regret the resicns1n {"
p 81 csrv M Principal of Smithhclh Academy over
which he has Tor nearly i've yehrs preshed win crtd Ia
bims clf and benefit to the Institution:
P.soir,J Tint in the opinion Of this Board Mr. Cary
,o".ss.cs in an eminent degree, the moral and cdura
lent discplinarian aud successful teacher
''en' a''' Signed JOHN R. PURDUE. Pre.t
B. HAYDEN. secy. ,.,
For further information, address me subscriber al
Hampton, Va. until Goth September Aiter that nme az
sn ,na cr,, R. NJ CARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
Ell, " WOOD,
AN ELEGANT ESTATE NEAR LEXINGTON,
Fer SALE 1T PUBLIC AUCTION

4 ST; is ny purpose to remove 10 Chicago, will sch
"a al public auction; On the premises. sEfTkM BER
3rd WEDNESDAY, this beautiful eetare il lies
north bank ol the North River very the
terminus Of the North River Canal leas kaS miles
from Lexington, 6nd within The aound o the ;illage bells
and clock There are . ac!ea in the tract and on il
Dwelling Houses Bayra ard ether Houses necessary tor
separate embellishments. Ii vas originally Tw
Farms ard shall sell 1t that wsy The upper all
Far contains zoo acres about ty Of which timely
tmEcred There is tGEt iRrm large two story Dwell
ing House, Kitchen, new Stone spring liousc, Frsme
Dairy House &c irrt long isrd and plastered with water
pipei atn it, also, large Barn, shielded sid"
There likewise Apple Orchard OF 10 or 20 tees, and
very productive Garden. This Is beausiul and fertile
arm have had Cheese Dary Gu II the ak last yrars
Of from - 10 30 cows new -oad lroi the Plank Road
kers Creek OF easy grade Ia now being opened and
will pHss the dwelling Tie owner will thus have
I'm education at Washington Oolyr The Military Institute,
Ann Smith Academy Mr. F,.Grs hue Classical School,
and other more common schoas
The other dYision, Elm Wood, my place Of residence,
ind still contains 800 about onethiri
Of which Is IN timber OF me quality IL has on II hand
Dwelling House in modern cottage style Of rooms,
and cellars throughout the building, kitchens, Meat
Hodr Ice House Carriage House Ston" Spring IIousc
fine Bnrn, stnblrs sc. There 10 Apple Orchard
hs place OF about 100 trees On tho two farms there are
or Z springs Of good water.
portion Of the land is river tocm j great fertility.
art OF the upland ID genuine ilato SOIL and the whole
produces timely Tho .nclearet land ID uncommonly rich
1t is we'll known in Rock5ridge that these two farms
united corste one OF the tnss landed estates in the
coun,7, sod is seldom property 10 in market with 30
macy Advantage agricultural social religious and edu'
catonal combined Any person wshinp 10 purchase Will
OF course avail himself of opportunity Of examining
tho premise. previous to the day Of sal".
The mil! property adjoining thee" farms is separate and
distinct The mills Ia oil erection, will be-
completed under the suprrntendence vi my Sou Edward
who 10 hall OF that property and bsincss will b.
conducted there by Edward }. LeybuEn Co.
TERMS OF SALE Or FARMS: Ono Third on lst October,
the balance in and TWO Years with interest from the
let October.
An l--rf "a N,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
FOR SALE, "A SMALL FARM


LACE OF GOREQNSrILLE.
HAVING; disposed oi bis School Builings and Lots al
s;ked tbs subscriber oilers for sale his little farm
o ,; acraa lying within few hundred yards OF the De
pats of the Virginia Central and Orange and AexaHdriF
Ru uhds This lies In compact iorm being nearly
square, the open land conveniently divided and subsan
TALLY enclosed with running water In each field all tho
roughly ditchei and drained: aud suicrncy OF Woo
and timber for sll the purposes OF such farm. ,Sert
are two lmek ns aud ineXhaushblr ard easily work-a
auhrrirs Of lime the land the s6yanagra Of which
either Al source OF profit inan1 oil improving thf
land need be dwelt u:or 5arp s the only building
on the farm There % GCEaycr beautiful building site
IL grove q, forest trees, commanding nae view a
the fam aud both Rairohda
also 70; oi IS adjoining lilo village, well set IL
orchard erase clover aud timothy and upon which there
Is neat brick cottage hnd also n large orchard and
n e ring springs The attention OF city gentlemen IL
search al pleasant retreat Is Invited to this pro
perty it, rare facilities of communication with Rich
mnnd and Alexandria Owe" day. and Staunon DAILY.
combine with It's educational md re gious advHsses
render il very desirable location tor sucE spIpose.
Also sther lot of halt nacr. on Wick stands ht
Doctors Office, Stables, Sc
Terms liberal aE uad. known upon application to thu
subscriber G..ler IN person OF Ly letter.
W 5. KEMPER,
Iunc 3 caaw4wSwtf Ciordonsvla. Va.
r;Jli the a5o;r property sho,id no. br dsposed o
privately before THURSDAY. the ssh OF thu presrn
month (Augus It WI! that lay b. nh"re,i III pno'
gncor toy Ithcr with l0 OF household furniture arnI
ing implements. stock, sc.
i"a io"c,J, w =. KEMPER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-18
SALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM IN IN
a 4 IL

a special commissioner Gpuuir,rd >, r decree To-.
"A the Circuit Court ol the cJunty ot slbcih:e ~.
nounc-a tho e,ih day at October I-a: III ,.,..-
therein pending, styled Hudson Csry and al-
shall FRIDAY, 2sI Augu.:, l.5i # lair Il not Er.t
fair lay, SUNDAY excepted, ~ - ocick q" ,!r DR..
misesi expose to sale, At publ auction l., L high
bidder, the tact OF HId ~ ih proceeding, Il IL. s.
mentioned The said tract contains. by recent sl
v"y. 1911 Gcres known Rc'us" twas r1rrhagra -
Miles Cary d-ceasei, or tn "Scrut.I al ii. late ID
nurl w. T0npks, il situated oh The sIn... Lni .,a,
River plaIk road, (which runs along thc yyfOig hnr
place, bu, without passing fh"iEh i.Ly poi;i...
about four ani hall mics from the lGwn pi SCps, II!
sixteen miles from Char iot"s e aud ..I,...a sy. ~
eight miles Of the line q" thu Ill UGia con. ilC
ell iro !ynchhmrg r"tIga Chnrloi eviih :" i"a r:ia
sud ad1.ns mt irt!te LANDS 81 john H. tUirs
A. ! Woodbridge Gle. and 9TH IIract .C- wei
together, the aOst 81 1t being cleared Lu viii .utrieI
soil il chocolate clay sud ia regarded b. th1se
q.anted with il the that portion II Ia. .olt
The view from the Nv cling tor extent lni
ty isir,r SURPASSED b, any Ia that r-rt ~ t!c ,tsI
All the hen Of IL" place PrD,.ih:.l lEa
consist OF ni"rtHbie frame dwelling wiz: Il.
besides basement, excellent rhgD si ait C.'I
houses tnuiujiL. ace hcurJ n-..esay iu ,ia,x
its size There 10 also GfG. tie place y. szss.isr
chsrd a. choice fruit tre-s.
TERMS-For cseS as ~ C.e th.I Sal i;..n -ii-
the bs!sncP IN fguHl allsDt, 81 and years
the purchaser eiyiur boil4 with good security viii.
added the day sale Ia, TIE .TeI psyTe:s
and the title retained unli "Ivcysncr ordered b H.
Court
PrrsoL- desiring put Ehs1 esd address X. Mis-, t.
~, Comm Hi, amend city, ca the aucrI.ueeT.
ii Nil TON CARY. Richmond =.
sale roEdaS ted by GGDDI, :; arPERco. AuC;,
July q--CtIs