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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19
April 18th, 1857.
,. 132 I AN ACT

No. 132 AN ACE
To incorporate the Bank of Ohio and
Branches.
SECTION I. Be IL enacted by the Gen
erol 1sseno6 q Of The State Of Ohio, That
the Bank of Ohio be and the same is here
by incorporated with all the powers herein
after granted, and by that name shall be
capable of contracting, and of prosecuting
and defending actions as fully as natural
persons, and of doing all other acts neces-
sary to effect the objects contemplated in
this act by the creation OF said corporation.
SEC. 9. That as soon as five or more
branches of the Bank of Ohio shall be or
ganized, as in this act is authorized, the
directors of the Bank of Ohio, appointed
by such branches, shall meet in the city of
Columbus at such time AS shall be desig-
mated by the board of bank commissioners,
who shall give ten days previous notice to
each branch of the time of such meeting,
and provided two-thirds of the whole num-
Der of such directors shall be convened,
they shall organize, by taking an oath, dill
hgently, faithfully and imparUially to per-
form the duties imposed upon them by this
act, certificate of which oath, signed by
each director, shall be filed and preserved
in the Office of the secretary of State, and
by electing some suitable person as presi-
dent, who shall preside at the meetings of
the board and sign its official documents;
and thereafter the directory Of the Bank of
Ohio shall be composed of one director ap-
pointed by each branch of said bank, two
thirds of whom shall be quorum.
SEC. 8. The directors shall, when they
deem it necessary, elect vice president,
whose duty shall be prescribed by the by
laws. They shall appoint secretary who
shall keep a fair and true record of the
proceedings of the bank. They shall keep.
an office in the city Of Columbus, which
together with their books, papers, records
and accounts of every description, shall at
all times be open to the inspection of any
committee of the General Assembly, or
either branch thereof, and of any commits
sioner or commissioners specially appointed
for that purpose BY the General Assembly,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19
Rates OF Advertising. A

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Business Cnrns. ilns y. lac three weeks, on
One square, thirteen .' nnes Ut i0''' IS
Each subsequent lnseIuoh' 2 90
One square three months, 90
One square six months, 2 90
One square one year, .o. Is 90
One-hnlf column one year, OK M
Three -fourths ot colu"h o"' '' 10 90
one column one year. ,.,.~,or,s rru., be maid
for in advance. ,,o Aha ,nrbar of in
~ Advertisements not having tne S num- ,i ~ for m
.;n,s m rked on copy, will be continued until lot
hid and charged accordingly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19
CORPORATION oFr,cER:-roMERor.

Reeorder-L. S. Nye. =, ,o,
rrustees-H. S. Horton A. Murdoch, H. Branch
c. Grant, WIN. Jennings.
Treas,irer-O Branch. eN oficlo.
Marshal-George Walker.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19
AN ACT
mo. 119.] AN ACT
10 prevent the introduction of intoxicating
l;nuorS in county iails
April 18th, 1857.

To prevent the introduction of intoxicating
liquors in county jails.
Sec. /. Be Il enacted by the General
assembly of the State Of Ohio, That it
shall be unlawful for any sheriff, jaiior, or
other person to convey or procure to be
conveyed within tie walls of any Jail in the
State, any spirituous or malt liquors, or
wine, unless the same shall have been pre-
scrbed as medicine by physician for a
patient confined therein. And it shall be
unlawful for any sheriff, jailor, or other of
fcer, having charge of any jail in this
State, to knowingly permit any prisoner
confined in such jail, to receive by any
means whatever, any spirituous or malt
liquor or wine, except the same be pre-
scribed as above named.
SEC. 2. If any sheriff, jailor or other
person shall violate this act, he or they
shall upon conviction thereof, be fined in
any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars
nor less than ten, or be imprisoned in the
county Jail not less than ten nor more than
thirty days. 1t shall be the duty of the
Judges of the courts of common pleas to
give this act in charge to grand Jurles at
each and every session of said court.
Sec. This act TO take effect from and
after its passage, and all dues collected
under it shall 90 into the county treasures
as other moneys collected for general rev.
enue.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 18th, 1857.
mo. 1873 AN ACT
, In addition to the acts now in force to pre-
, vent nuisances.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Gen
: eral assembly Of the StGte Of Ohio, Tha
every person who shall erect, keep up, OF
continue and maintain any nuisance, to thu
injury of any part of the citizens OF thu
State, shall be fined in any sum not exceed
, ing five hundred dollars, at the discretion
of the court, and the court shall, moreover
in cases of conviction of such offence or
der every such nuisance to be abated or re
moved.
SEC. 2. That the erecting, continuing
( using, or maintaining ghy building, struc
ture, or other place for the exercise of an.
D trade, employment, manufacture Or othe
business, which by occasioning hoxiou
e exhaIations, noisome or offensive smells
e becomes injurious and dangerous to tn
health, comfort or property of individuals
or the public; the causing or suffering c
any offal, filth, or noisome substance to b
collected, or to remain in any place, to tn
: damage or prejudice of others or the pub
= lie; the obstructing or impeding withou
legal authority, the passage of any nav
IS psble river, harbor, or collection of watel
9 Or the corrupting. OF rendering unwhol'
some or impure any water course, stream
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19

Township oFFtCERs-sAIIsnCRr.
Tr,stees-R Hvsell. jacob Simpson, r. Giiliiano
Clerk-w. II. Remington.
Treasurer-O. Branch. ~ w, Coo,or
Justices OF the Peace-George bee' " w. ~''fO'
Robert Hyscl. :, WIT, 1yho,.v Niol
Hysen.
issessor-D. R. Jacobs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19

oEETCIAI DIRECTORY.
Representative in Congress 9th Distrcp-Hoh' NJ "
H. Horton. OF Megs county. ,,. r uov,ev
senator-Stnta Legislature-ChauhceS VI 0''
Of Lawrence county. -, -
Renrsscntative-Alfred Thomson
COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
,,S,,a court of Common Pieas-Hon. Simeo
Nash. Gnllipolis. . ,,,u
Judge OF Probate Court-A. Merril. 1,-v,,,o
clerk OF Common Pleas Court-hooheS Do""'"e'
Sherin-Joseph V. Smith
Prosecuting Attorney--N. simpson.
County Anditer-H. H. swallow.
County Treasurer-O. Branch.
Comfy Recorder-S. S. Paine.
County Surveyor-Levi Reeves. - vu,
Coupty Commissioners-wm. Ledlie, J. F. BROWN
County School Examiners-H. F. Miller, Rev. I. A.
Welsh, II. II. Miller.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19
.AMA PRHMTAM9-

Having purchased large and 6eauttn ,nr u
81, mev lob Type, VIC prepared to execute worA
all kinds on short notice ,and reasonable TERMS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19
HOTE Is .

TT S. HOTEL, AND STAGE OFFICE, four doors'be-
" low the Rolling Mill, Pomeroy, Meigs county, w.
! Mi A. Webster, Proprietor. h3' iooo'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19
BUSINESS DIRECT DRY

=, :, pI,xra .. A. BURMA.
I0LANTs & BURNAP, Attorneys at Law Pomeroy5 o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

UEsvY EJBBsD UsDxB Dslvl'ss,
IL s : Sssi . sss.
Uros ADAMS,
JsMuSsE REDUCTION or PRICES
LORD IrhyLons
FAIL 1sS sIsT.s Day sOoDs
sstov" S Ssi1Il' r T's'ar ,sui
i sns rfisfd 4 ~. lsD ,'E ss At. AsKs
s SFf Ger Va. .sd W s q:
'idsd 20 clos. Il. -sss = s our i$s sScs
a, the following rr.. 1 r.s s9rm s,oHis
on u, ar., s Tas = six Llsas DsPARrxrrrr
s.oraEi NJ, 80 ana Isl Grand s,r.es
70 p.ssl Say Z ". e en- nun
y ~ssed % Ilss,%s ''1''1'' '''''
super r.ss sr1o -. .pd a AA Fall Dress Goods
nprhprsESr No tfitum LanrLl
ruhros,y Ca l.ces lAales Dress Trimmings As, evcry
'are'' Reaacei 80 per cent
p,l.iu,. Robes wGo ID rsas rss,nE' vai'aoia' Az
y,u u..I D.g e,ss md "a ss AZ. Ef sssoa
.ns srg.. sb ss Canton r.ane and DO.
nesrc goods generally -, N ~, ,.,,
Containing sm.riesa, s.,ss snd French Prints, in every
var'"' OF pattern 'n assG S,s8s Is per cent.
vsee, = 1qo@. occupying "a door and Addition also
"0'' ' sren uISrsrs and cusr,p MATERIALS
have been sub nt>d W an equally -......-.z~
UpPRKUrDnrrED RnDuCvIOHi
etyanseys In the and all who are
IN PURSUIT OF BARGAINS
vi" "- LARgvsr RETAIL STOCK
az Dry rort, and NJ prices 10 Than be
'''e 0" SALES AT THE REDUCTION
win commence monday ocsober s,s, and consnus one
LORD TAYLOR xs 2r, $50 ADD ssl GRAND ST.,
And AZ and ~ OArHnkINns4
TID AND BUCKsRfH CLOVIS OF Ary KIrD Or
N color Washed cesned and dyed 70 o7x Ike new
again, BY ,wM BAuHMAFN, l3 MeKibbin street Mnisns
burg fscc u dsnvery in rev York ~ Az nULlshtfw
10 Maiden lane.
IL psni another re.fucu,, fne Lass sets,
Point sppliu-r
% worth W
H worth va
n, worth eie.
"a worth sR
N ~ posw sppndue see
sno mu"peson' SIS kosdvsy,
"a Nicholas H,tsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

CPpCIAL N0vICs.-To IRE osAr3E COUNTY NILE
~ desiers-At adjourned meeting held a. he
Green ~ich >1d Hsrrfcn srefs Cctohsr 20 ralvs
neet'nE OF all The mnklr lCsegis taef B1gge. ~
Ae Me- York and nrie .s,at be tec =. the Ne York
House Les sOwevy proor> street Tuesday tng
oclocG- A fuA seesoAnce IA quesyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

4lC Continuation sale Of cheap cloaks,
Al "a % and IS each.
There VIII be added Monday October 10, over 5000 70
he balance left BON our last weeks sales OF
1EcLrsH And rgErCu BEAVER CLOAKs
These goods have been consigned 70 and cost frem
els each mpo, and The centre tables
our sepArAte from regular sock
CHA Rims sfREHT CO,
Ts BroAdwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

TAHARsn HOUSE,, sKoADWAY.-OoaslSArIos OF
Ia foy- ec-romy and elegance Board greatly
ducrd f,v rNr-tee quarters TIC
Ia quits designed expressly
nyut hossL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25
DIAL sHAKIR YLAENsL UNDHssHIRrS
N u each,Lworth "a
UNION DAMS
to1 Broadway.

CEILING OF OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT BID
- cuced prices BlApcKets, ~ IL.
p. COLI, $3.50 Brosdway corner Of Eighteenth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

uROOxLyK WAFER wORRS-FRRULHS-PgOPO
y sale viii be received until Inc frat day of November
nor 17v0 ferules for tepprg tho ron pipes and m Ap
pers' the feruics b OF fDur classes nrh
n uch and = inrh and 70 weigh respectively ~ po-rs
pound ]. IN pounds and CIV pounds spccisoao1i
md viii be rhown AZ the engineer ooe 81 Fat
IN street Frooklyn- Ply order ~ the Tor mnsione-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

(NKEAT HAUKIFTEHH -NKNAT BACHIFIVkk FOX TEE
VI lsdies-how IL Jour time ladies Here 10 an er.rsOsd
chance make gres, Bargains We are serry for the
impor,srs They losing money By thousands But just
that lose the ladies The choio. stock for 10 Of
NJ CBTEESrAIH 367 BrosiwaY, The risa bonnet ribbons,
The TASTY dress uinmngs e dainty French hJver h- ROYAL
ostrich fe 40 offered far " " In
port them the cpunfgy These the times that
cr souls and Ilcsensein in. all eut.rprisirg
tore preers " sacrifice his aoofs rather Dan sacacs tbs
conhden reposed In him BY hs mercantile friends his sdy
mnht the advantage He viii sell everything
half prizes marked down noah sro No other pace
In new York dkpos~ Of such erdd goods term.
reasonable They all q the latest auropesn sive. Isey
fTSssly imported. Ttey sccc.ed sbrosd BIZ tbs
Lchsnstsin himself And Jet, tsey Here
lsey go terrible sacriee ladies' 10 he panic spi OF me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-16
"l'hy feathered king,
On balanced wing"
THE LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.

Ntw YORK, June ll.-There ia no truth in tina re-.
oort that new conditions have been received in Fog
land from Washington relative TO the Dallas treaty,
Lord PstnIrstou, in reply to Mr. DIsra1li respecting
the nor ratification OF the treaty sad that last sum-
mer two treaties concluded by her majesty
government tho one with Honduras. End the other
with the United States. The object of the treaty with
Honduras was among other things the cession to her
of the Bsy Isands, namely. kuatan, Bonaccs and
two or three other small islands Theee isauds w"re
under the provisions of the treaty eeded 10 Honduras
upon certain conditions, which her majesty govern
mani deemed necessary 10 impose, for the security
and we'll being of such British settlers had proper
~ within them. The treaty also provides that the
Islands in question should not be allowed to fall into
the possession OF any great maritime power that no
Notifications should be erected upon them, and that
thew should continue that which they hitherto have
bean, notfeusive and non.military stations.
The treaty which we concluded with the United
States divided itself into two distinct parts iha mrs;
part contains an article Of the treaty which Great
British and the United States we're to agree to pro.
pose to Nicaragua and Costa RIGA, for the purpose Of
settling the differences which have arisen in Central
America and for the future regulation OF the Mosqui
to indiana
Another part of the treaty contained conditions Of
engagement between England and the United Ststee
and one Of there articles was to this effect: That
whereas convention has been concluded ostw-en
| Great Britain and Honduras, whereby on certain
conditions the Bay Islands had been coded to Hondu
ras by Great Britain, the CuitPd States and England
hencetorward agree to acknowledge those Islands IA
part of the territory Of Honduras This treaty was
signed BY Clarendon and Dallas and sent to llondu
ras and Washington respectively, for ratification by
those governments We have not yet received official
notice from Honduras whether the treaty s ratified
or not. We have heard privately that some techni.
cal difficulties have prevented rati6catons, but We
have no official information on the subiact. The
treaty with the United States referred to the Sc
nate, and the Senate proposed several alterations,
some of considerable importance, aud one OF very
great importance. The treaty, amended, was sen,
back to this country with the ratification of the gov
eminent of the United States, and We were asked to
ADOPT those alterations. Now. OF course the Senate
Of the United States have an undouoted rlgnt 70 mo-
dv snv treaty with which they not satisfied, and
which may become the subject of discussion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-16
.ELECr CLASSICAL SCHOOL.


GINCE the establishment OF this School, in Jan.
- 1851, by the preset Principal JAMES II Hoi
NJ II has received II urge and steadily increasing
SUR, Ut rhe public favor ate-ted by nm extensir,
rDna,r from abroad and /. annual dele alton OF
l,tes TO the University NJ Chapel Hill Hereafter Il
-. conducted under the JOINT supervision OF Mr. Hoi
and P.of A q Brown, i,f" az the said University
hns been many Years tea,icr ot the Ancient Cha
that institution Rev I J. Iiorer will continue To
a.,l,,aHi instructor, ana Others well quaI!Hed Tor Tie
appointed as occasion may require
The III u OF studies 10 designed TO prepare youEc
fer advanced classes in college. and also 10 M thos
may n,t expect or desire IN obtain tHe Dement'S OF
collegiate course for respectable stations IN iie BY n
ton In the ordinary branches of sound English e,
tin For the sake ot 'hc greatest cfici'ncy, the net
of classes will De limited. :hnt ample time InHy
voted 70 examination and lecture upon tho subj
every lesson by each instructor IN his own d'partu
Care will be- ;rS-n AFRO 10 adapt the textbooks and 4
of instruction the latest advancement OF knowle
each of The sevrr branches While the methods "A
nendcd by experience shall BE- isrntly prcsrrT.
Expense will oe spared 10 provd. the best appsrs,.
the work
lmpDr ant arrangements are In preparation 10 irrl
he advantages promote the permanent succe,s O
SchOn
The instructors are na'ivrs OF North Carolina !
been long liyaped in the profession hnd are auih
o refer hose VINO may desire further Information,
their personal or official Qualifications TO many 4
ui,h.d ciiizenb of ihts and other states in ths SOD
Among these are Hon VIM. A. Graham. Hon w
,um ~. Governors Morrhcad and Manly, Hon Asa
iiphr Rev. ThOIna. Atkinson, Rev. Alexander Wilto
d. Rev Samuel Wait, u ID. Rev. Charles + u
o. H. the President OF the North Carolina Universt!
various members Of the Board Ut Trustees
The mex; term will commence on the 10 h OF July
Other particulars made known on application.
S-rjtn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-16
JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOK SALE.

NHE subscriber offers Al private sale, that beautiful
4 Farm In tioochiani county. called ORAPAkES, ~
ing on James River, Licking Hole Creek and the James
River and kanawhR Canal, four milca above the Court
House, and thirty miles from Richmond The situa.
ZION is among the beautiful the rivoI, command
ing view OF the whole arabic surface tine view OF the
surrounding country aad canal for several miles and
down the river. The estate in high state Of improve
men, and renar kably healthy adoins the es.
s,es Of Thomas j. Denne w. B. WeisigcT md X, skip
WITH and contains 93s of which III l2
irt low grounds 220 of second low grounds 27a
Of arabic high land and 29 OF wood land
The improvements consist Of frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good kitchen, out.houses quarters oyerseers
house huit in the last five years. with brick chimueys
and underpinning and new brick barn, 60x30 with
q shed running the whole length, sixteen feet wde
threshng machine new ice house. and all necessary
stables, sc.
Any person wishing to purchase desirable residence
would do we'll to visit this before purchasing elsewhere
will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation 10 making seed 200 acres in
wheat this fall 100 of It in taow. and corned has
been sowed in peas
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing 1t
stands saud most OF the negroes
NY manager, Mr.. Sanders, will show the estate TO any
one wishing TO purchase.
My address is subIett's P o., Powhstan county.
Der Ii MIL rs C. seldom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-16
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

<>~><~<>~~~~~-~>~~o~~N~S~-
Hb.h.tII r LAND rvI, c...A-
M health Icing such to prevent me from a'cnu
Mount Ar the Farm upon which live. Tie i-.n Ii
-tuacd upon Hardware River in Albcmarc county IN
very drsrable neg Abnriood i've and half miles from
icottsvil, James River, aud ifeen from Chnrloucs
vile, adjoining the lands Of Geo G Gi'mer, eaac K
Bsrkschl. and others aad contains about $50 acres ga
neins low grounds large portion OF which are YER Ter
tile The mansion is uncen but convenient building
1t is situated upon enencc above the river, and com
maids not only iu view OF most OF the farm but one
Il the nnest prospe in the upper country The Ban
and Other houses IN fair order fine vein OF limestone
which has beeu proven valuable for agricultural purposes
both by analysis ncd experiment. through corner
~ the lnnd and is very accessible fo- mining purposes
will tnke pleasure in showing the land TO any one who
ruay call upon
Terms accommodating. JSO D. MOON. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-16
TRUE FRIENDSHIP.

Oh! what happiness-what Brightness
I, lifs's ohang.ful scane- appear,
Woen we meet kind words aho a''io"s'
And We feel they are sincere;
When the smiles Of friendship greet Us,
And We know that they arc true
Wa, greater charm hath this fair world
To offer me or youl
With the beamipg sky above us;
And the lovely earth beneath,
Wnh the music Of the ocean,
Aod the dow'r.enameled heath;
With these beauteous scenes Of Nature,
What more cheering would You ask
Than the glance that speaks affection,
From the heart without maskl
For pure truth is such a jewel,
or! 90 precious and 80 rare,
That il seems spark from Heaven,
Seldom lent 10 mortal carri
When 40 meet j. IN ear'k's friendship,
Lot us prize its holy might,
For II comes unto our spirlts
Like an anca. winG'd with light.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-16
100 ACKEs OF ALBEMARI.E LAND FOR


ruNHE undersigned oers for sale privately on accom-.
tnpdarng terms, tue several :rins described below.
II not sold Nv the lot September next thev will then
be d at public auction Possession given in time 10 seed
q whes' crop.
40 ncres oi land part OF the Bloomfield farm a"Join
ino ,hr Inua Of Peter Mc(irnca and W w elmer.
third wv Crock Lpw(irOuGd-, and IL acres q! pnsei
woodland. Price $50 per acre.
Ta,-s part of Bpomtinld. Adjons the D. ? farm Is
within i've mites oi tho University cuntsrs 100 ARES
oncioulth we'll nbered Ind Can b. had cheap al
acre.
Verulem. Miss F. H. Goochs farm, ij1rs Bloomfield
AMI the land. Of w n Noand contuin. 500 acres $40
of w!ch are cleared. has on 1t handsome new dwelns
wi nine large rourn, hnlahed and ell necessary out.
budlnys Price S33 per acre.
kLpupbothan, the property OF Or. w F. Gooch, Is
beautiful farm Of 400 joining the lands ct
holland and Peter McGehee. ami has on II al ample
supply OF wood aud buildings. Prize. 9 So per acre.
ihrse four tracts Of land all lie within icss than two
mi es Of Woodville Depot tue Central Railroad IN
refined neyhoorhuoi and convenient TO charlottesville
the University and tn Bloomfield Male Academy which,
i'm fuure will bs coniu ted by cssrs w LeRoy Brown
and W. Tebbs and will be OF the very best pre-.
paratory Schools in Virginia.
Richards lies tho Blue Ridge on both sides oil the
line between Albemare and Rockingham little north ~
Browne tisp, mud contains w acres oi valuable
land only 100 which cleared. Price e. per
acre. r,. >,
On the LIST of September the undersigned at Bioomned
will commence SELL at public auction all the persona"
property except the negroes, belonging to the above
mentioned farms. :,
Post O!Hc-, Woodvllo Depot, Abcmarle county Va
NV s-c,f r II GtUDLUE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-16
OKINI:E LAND FOR SALE,

IT OFFER for safe \ Tract oil Land Called MlNEhaI
II HILL near the Village OF Rarboursve, and within I
miles i urdonsyilc Depot containing about 400 acre
The trac; well wstcred wooded and is well adapted
10 The growth wheat AMI tobacco, also To the ""
ruu. grasses aud the grazing system might be- nivht"
yruusly blenid with farming The improvements con
s.:, t y y ain but comfortable Dwelling House and AL
,rher Building. suitable the place The Farm abound'
in Fine Springs several OF which possess medicinal quail
fics and are near the D~e.uy ousc. For the Inst
wears have made this piucr Upwards OF 500 3ushr.
of wheat year. beses AMI tobacco. The loca
ton is desirable Owng its proximity to Gordonsvll'
the junction of the Central and Orange and AlexSn
ira Railroad: also to good Mscsdanzcd road leading
nlthcr by means Of which Improvement an easy nnc
folk Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore and Stanton, H.
few hours This county ia attracting many persons from
the cities and from the lands who serkng perma
nent or summer residences in it. Those desiring good
arm and healthy and pleasant resdence are invited I"
call on the subscriber living the place VINO will TAX,
pleasure in showing it. My address is Barboursvlc,
orange county, Va.
D. H.,