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nm eur Dsly VI ssiafday
Ths taspsstsA Orators.

eoon~ VI esP'Shs one "h'u'' :" W" f'"''
mission ~''Hh m'ns" "'~' =" ""''''
orators 10 the 'erri'ory ~ eh' P'vS'"' INV
onr DsishbT got upA niue 'H'""r w
d'gna''on On 'nm s""'T'' +" VINO" wv Wv
lowing 4" sa'"P"
wnsn a. s,n, .h,a.a a'a !, ,ss snayp eor.s
n the Republican pres. 81 the Territory to treat
w,n". LIN ,f,h,y .s sash.- md 10 extend 10
them all thu ciylll,e. tina. mari the n'.ree',,.'
W,. oo .n~b ,.s,og n eiyil rrc,proeity ss,ostas
tho desperate parDan- VII" e"hf"' ''' ''S''s"'
oh yes, We know the way 70" 'reat ""'''
tinsu~h"i me" at ''s '"nr) parry "m"
Il was proposed al u ei'h'" '"'N''"p'
10 secure The attendance |rr " o'""'"
t'oo' IN 10 wi~h po''''e"' " sa'n NV" ~
I"dtAs, 1o"Sm' an" "ne's' '"' ''''''
Abolition b''I'nrsga" vocabulary VI" VA
hanstei IN s'iginnuh'i'G 'h'n Us s"''' "''''f
ere dough 'sceS' &c r"nuc"'"'y'a'''
SECTIONAL mna''o'S'n ana P'eI"''"' "''' :"
vok"i To delrai thu desire OF n'i~''en'f" Oh
our citifens, That nt''ng fr'oo'e ""a'''
brpa'd to STATESMEN who hal 'ah'r'd zeal
o'lsy f"r oar welfare IN this. yon AMI your
friends. sueeeisd Now mark the dfftr'
cncc between your own conduct and that
which you presume to critics.
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. iaks and rotten basis. and must from No
ce-sity fall when thu people understand thu
foundation upon which il stands. Decay b
IegibIy written upon il, Such Ia ever tho
tate II error. falsel.ood AMI deception. The
Black Republican lessisn Eel this, and
hsncc sre writing n agony st their future
prospects. II Kansas cannot be indueed Ia
comrsit nome suicidal oct for tbeir benefit,
thy have no hopes fm the future. We sus-
pect Kansas has suffered too much already
on tleir account 10 become willing victim
TO further their political operations. iie'
prosperity has been ss.ily retarded, and tls
Happiness Of her people too greatly dimin'
isi,d by following the ooansels Of politica
fanatics and demagogues To readily yie't
again IN their selfish and bad advice. u
Kansas. by sclf immoIation. docs not suppl,
fresh materials ir agitation, Black Repnb
licsnism win soon die natural death.
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NORrgA0e sAik - DrF trIT HAVING hysN
~ @sas 70 'hs pAynsstef A- u sas anirrsi 20,
sr.s al nietvs A. he q Per ceat rear lrom
he tfs~ssfN 4Ay n J-iy. y rN Up - A.. sOs.rsH
say II p.eesssr u he ye.f saa .uA 70 ~r--. Al
As rae 81 ~. PEI esul nsnA Urn As All sfssuih
asy Of b~esMser s~sassd 10 - Ped ~ ssv sln u.st
sag. .s.sosd sst covered y s,sa vsy N.rrs
u Ne spaay q ks-s-s s OAsr-. A. Nes,aslss Of as-
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NOTICE

NOTICE INo5;s
~ The establishment u tkrce ADDITIONAL Land
oSscss IN the Territory Of kansaA
par .aos q A. 40 e lsfsTs<s aPprs ~ Harrk
~ endlrd ~ a. 81 e-ish..h lAre- sAflsusi and
i>-trs. ts th~ tstassY = Mass. e.4b~s r.-p>si
f-y - $3.50 LAT Dssrtr; 'ts&xs Lass
i~Srr sna - N-sssra L.sa ussirast % : k~ree,
- AAred AMI nsals aesss ~ aiA assrsts
AVE tssn rsaNsS~si a tolr1ws so
- 1s y &s~s b-nss' q t,nspAsn.
. - DAG tssFict 10 srtts
- ne N~~'rn Desret'' go resa. - 500 rerysary
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MARSHAN CITY.

Afrssss HAiILY AsAEsH. r-ocr~qsss q Ma.Asr
AVA M r.-s-uaiy sAN Ne Aasnsan q eg~rssHrs "a
kss kssis AMI osbsrs "a Sstr sr->nFnt iors tu~s
tsi.ly s..xh .sa- vArShsn ,tgs s.las one u tAs
aosi er~@islnG Pss~. "a ~ frrrsnry- fsrsans der
s-s - nfrmsAs -7ssss ~ par~hsss ~agsirs
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wM. Ii. HAIGHT ( co,

WM. II. HAlGHT h CO.,
O.E.. ' ~ ~ r g WI e. s.fsr =
lfos1EY srFAs sAW Mis- En,lnss Of al .ifs- ;
ksf. ."s s Nae ss' .gs.
cred al any poini On Raihoai o. kvrr. and PIT " esrN
AS sp,,s4a-sm rqa-s i I; a.s : fsa,i
(,URN. PLASfED BY AACiiISERY-A sr'BsTi.
~ UTE fer m. sio~ end isieus rrdrsss nf planning
Corn has ioos been desideraIu but uuui now. he IA
aos hsssh pears sns s,onsy hsss esru sp..r to
scsssnph,ss , % .r. ... Rlsss 4 nsshan,.m
verssi demand of NE farming tasresls IN n cheek,
angular plating 10 shAbl. him 10 cuinvsw With
ao~ .nd h"rs' hoe ihs "s,s "f"p o's WAYS hr'~
The rag Wished for machine has be-a insvss.d aud
year. unwesred efforts. patent lhvesis siisn and he
application 81 sesnine aud mechanical principles 10 &C
without auy Uoss bands, rulhe.. Cr.ns. shafts
springs, Levers - eesras Of any tiaf WIN horse
and perfect manner The following de.ctib.d ora beng
What . wanted BY every farmer
u bssp. d. sass ~ many l.rps !. se.irsD ia
spssf q .sehss a.s.n.,er ma.s.paeally in hs Hai
III csvsr. The Bds and pr.s-s. the ear'A Yea do
an Ssst. aec~r.isly IN. po.iaon Of each I'M.
pAstsr az Any conmun ieralsers .xsr,iy in he nh
And ca ..e sue . ,hs psmp.s e .ay..s ,s,a !" 'Se
sp~emsns Of The cr~ Pl.a,sr can be sen TOE store
ct S.., .t: sss q. CO. is . ,s sssr S.s.
mMaaxssm JOHN WARREN
HAVING PURCHASER IiiR ENTTRE INTEREST
tween Fesr,s Aea pm sar~s, .n vnsblsd to oder
sspsrsot tndacemens Farmers and nss'rr, In
ire. saa Drssm.s,s ssr.sterY ,,sp x" csr.trs,es
Nr.sry ~ ssni.y 4 Mason H.nAia.
doe S. rrsn~h All hmsitcs% orsr. .iss s ~ %
We. n. deKros. Robert street ~ husbnx 4 fAct
prnssi.', Third street SAINT Paul viii meet wIlh Promr
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A. L. LARPENTEUR.
WHOLESALE GROCER
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Has In store and W arrive l.rx- and conosie sset
u Grpe9rss Prvs wooden WArr. ar. 70 vAish ths
sklentou Il The Trade " Particularly regaesiri hs
ssek eoessz par d bio~ms sstiris. ~hich ars
sdered q he tery hoe sst market rsl@s-
y s<ss thoane hu,,~f, la<s - psss llurtses ru~aw
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" EiCH 4 bRUTHEs WILL BUILD A HOuss
W. al ssoSt natcs, and u the ho1ssa which ihsy
have already butt Ia ~ Cloud sulc
~ Dess Their sles IL No 10 R,chnraud street. ksin
Cloud
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=
MlDpl.E FERRY, NJ. CLOUD MT-IF YOU ARE
AVA hafnag bstsesn two opinona, "-tAs upper aud
l@wrf urt-eome 70 th1 Middle Ferry aud ycn y III be
crossed promptly and In so. boat
n ~ BARksTr ovvEHs MS sKRvtCKs 10 INK
= 1rus VI rssHns county, - . prAotbezl survsytg
ny asss Is ff The present IN he ssAras iioass sainl
~ J. n. rAYiOR ARE CONSTANTLY IN Rk
W eslfI az Dry vobts, tD,hag and t.roeeries WHICH,
hey on.r TOT .sis cheap r-,s No wa,ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-27

AN EXTENSIVE FANILY.-It is often said
in the Southern States that every Virginisn
who travels that way claims relationship with
all the leading families Of the Old Dominion.
One who knows how extended the relations
and kin are amongst the old families Of Vir--
ginia is not surprised at the claim thus set up.
As an instance, we are most credibly inform
cd that a gentleman Of Charlotte, a member
of an old and highly respectable family Of the
South side Of the James, and whose age does
not exceed 80, numbers no less than nee hun
dred nieces and nephews Of his own blood, in
claim a larger number in his family bounds
Charlottesville ddp0cats.
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-Tbs shoe Manufacturers Of Lynn ara
,.tfIo measures to establish q Board OF
Trade
Ths New London Chronicle gives no
- the mud term" has commenced In
thst n;tv. The [" circle" is q pretty wide one.
~Wm. J. Kerr has been arrested at
pbI1sselphia for throwing cayenne pepper
mon the aoor of q ball room, and held in
$1,000 for trial. -.
~ The bill for the Corn Exchange Bank
in Phil ,delphia, and the Allegheny Bank bill,
have passed the Pennsylvanis Lsgislature---
and the whole additional banking capital
asked for is about twenty millions Of dollars.
n The New York Tribune, In an article
on the crossing Of the Atlantic, says that it De.
lieyes the ocean can be cro0sd with gresesf
eafsty than Broadway by dsy, or .sss .sffsss
faNM.Ysrk h11ishs tyslz7--ss .7--,...,-r
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL, BARNARD CO.. Auctioneers


VNRUSTkk'S sALE.-BY AUTHORITY
Il OF deed Of trust from George b Armstrong
ana Julia st. w his wife, dated the 18th day Of
December, 1854, and by direction Of the party
whose debt Is secured thereby, the subscriber
Will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder.
on the LIST day Of April next, at O'Clock In the
afternoon, on the premises, the following Lots in
the city Of Washington, namely: Lots No. 70
and "a, in Square No 5si; lot No "a being at the
Intersection Of Virginia avenue and lst street
west, II ;nting SIS ct inches LIST street, and %
feet inches on Virginia avenue, with a rear
front OF as fest on 20foot alley; and lot No. %,
adjoining west, with a front OF 30 feet 2 inches
on Virginia avenue, and rear front Of 32 feet en-
20-foot alley.
And, on the Sd day Of April, at O'Clock, on
the premises, commencing at the first lot, and
then proceeding to the second, the following,
namely: Part Of Lot No. 10, in Square No 4Sl,
fronting IL feet on 5th street west and % feet
inches deep, commencing on STA street. 10 feet
south OF street north, containing I ,5s7 square
feet; Lot No 6, IN Square TT, said lot being CEN
trally situated between and II streets, contain
Ing 8, $50 square feet
Terms One-third cash the residue In 6. 12
and 1S months, for which the bonds Of the pur-
chaser Will be taken, bearing interest, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
II tie terms are not complied with within Eve
days from day Of sale, the property will be re
sold at the risk and cost Of the defauiting pur-
chaser, after a notice OF seven days.
CHARLLS MYERS, Trustee.
t WALL, BARNARD CO,
mar A-dts Auctioneers.
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fro BE CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT
A TIGHr SAVINGS BANK.-Hsrriet Wallace,

A TIGHr SAVINGS BASK.-Hsrriet Wallace,
a frugal factory girl, who had nearly hun
dred dollars deposited in the Lowell Savings
Bank, has just been permitted to draw her
money, after long and painful course of lit
cation. She commenced her deposits with
Sal, in lS45, and being about to leave the
city temporarily, she employed friend to
take the money to the institution, and sign
with her name the by laws; other deposits
fused to deliver it up without proof that the
first depositor (the friend) was not tho real
owner of the money. That young woman be-
ing dead, and Miss Wallace being unable to
give a bond of indemnity, the matter went to
law, first in the Common Pleas and then in
the Supreme Court, and the claim was sus-
tanned by both. The bank now pays the de-
posit with interest, and the cost OF prosecution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-27

INTERESTING RELICS The San Francisco
Bulletin gives the names of q large number of
old vessels which have been broken up at that
port and remarks:
The histories connected with these old YES
sells would be highly interesting, some Of them
romantic, some sublime. One Of them, for IN :
stance, the Cadmus, was the vessel In Whien
tho patriot Lafayette came to America on LIS
liar "a the world as the ship which entered
the Northern seas through Behring's straits Ia
the great search after Sir John frsnknn' ana
remained among those 10y regions Tor four
or Eve years.
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COLD MEDAL
p 4 Z VI u N PIANO RORrr
WILLIAM KNABE, -
fAomf0Y 4, 81
(Senior partner In the late arm of
KNkDK. GArurv


kNABK, GAKHLx 4 Co y
iONTlNUES TIE MANUFACfURE AND
s1rs Oh grand and square PIANOE@
FOhTES, under the name Of williamffYFn
knase e Co at the old stand, Nos l, 3, s, and ,
n.1, Hcma hotaw street, opposite the Eutsw House,
They have also Just ope.ed new Sales Room
az no zv7 Baltimore strset, between Charles and
Light streets, on the premises partly occupied by
they win keep constantly on hand large assort.
ment OF plain and highly finished grand and
square Plano Fortes; also, Melaeons from the
best makers, from to S-octaye, some with double
Eey-boards, double reeds, and stops to'slit small
Being extensively engaged in the manufacture
Of Pianos, we Will sell wholesale and retail ON
the most liberal terms. e. :
Our Pianos were awarded The highest premium
(gold medaD at the Fairs Of the Maryland Iasti-
tute 30 successive years-October 1855 ana
1SS6-in opposition to fourteen and eiqhtasn pi .
amos from some Of the best makers ffom New
York, Boston, and Baltimore We were also
hibliion held In Richmond, Virginia, 1855 and
1885. ' I"o
In addition to this we are in possession Of To-.
trnonias from the most distir uis he'd professors
ana amateurs In the country, which can be seen
az oar warercoms, speaking foT themselves and
others OF the high appreciation In which our in
strucaents are every were held
AL instruments are guaranteed for five wears
ana Privaiege Of exchange Is granted within
strumenis do nor give entire satisfaction.
Wkslesale dealers VIII ind II to their advun,a pe
to give rs a call bsfore purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
WIN KNABE CO.
IL Three Of these superior Pianos, two square
5-oct1vss and one grand 7-octavrs, are now on
exhibition az the " metropolitan MechanIos' In
stitue Fair" In this city. Ths public is respect
fully invited to call and judge for themselves.
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VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA FOR

VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA FOR
SALE 1T contains upwards of ZOO acres
500 thereof under cultivation, about 500 ed for
pastures, and about 7C0 acres well timbered, ard
along which the contemplated straight line
Railroad to Charlottesville will run. Attached
thereto is Grist Saw Mill, fed from the South
and on which are also 40 acres OF low ground
Soil good, with plenty producing good Tobac-
CO, Wheat, Corn, &c
Buildings very superior and very ample, and In
good order.
160 bushels Of Wheat have been seeded, Tobac-
co Plant Beds were burnt and seeded before the
last frost for Oats and Corn due progress is made,
With the estate, the slaves and i'm provements,
Stock etc, may also be had, and further infor-
nation given by the Editor of the Evening Star,
w ashington city. mars
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mar 24.dts
By JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auctlcneer.

By JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ExCELLENT ROSEWOOD Plane. Forte
IL Fur rniture and Household Effects q!
Auction.-On Tp ESDAY MORNING, March
3lst, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of Capt t.
Lee, on north street, near 19;h street, l shall
sell his Furniture and Effects, comprising
Rosewood seven-octave Piano-forte, by J. G.
Fisher, New York
Walnut marb e-top Book case and W hatnot
Marble-top Centle Tables, Reut Tables
DHmaSk covered spring seat Lounges
Plush-covered arm, parlor, and fancy Chairs
Rush and cane-seat reception Chairs
Damesk and chintz Curtains, Cornice, &c.
Mahogany extension dining Table
Do marb'e-top Sideboerd, Bookcase
Walnut refreshment Table, dining Chairs
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Three.pl ard Ingram Carpets, Oilcloth rs
Mahogany Hat-Iee, stair Carpet
6as Chandeliers and Fixtures
Handsome suite Of walnut Cbamt er Furniture,
comprising Jenny Lind Bedstead, ma rble-
top Bureau, with large swing Mirror, mar
BILE top Washstand .r,. .-
Suite Of solid cherry Chamber Furniture, con
sisting Of dressing Bureau, Bureau, w ard
robe, Washstand, &c.
Curled hair and husk Mattresses, Bolsters and
Pillows.
Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands
Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils.
Terms: S25 and under, cash over that sum a
credit Of so and 90 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
mar A-e J. e. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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DEN list Y,
DIR. rEPHER BAILY,-
Offiee Ne. 1ss Pennsylvania Avenue,
Thyss doors from 14tA street.

nR. BAfLY begs leave to inform the public
~ that be can be seen at all hours, at his once
located as above He feels assured that an expr-
rence OF nfteen years practice, with the large
number OF patients, and great variety Of dificuit
cases that he has treated successfully WIN ena ole
him TO surmount any dinculty, ss.eatinc or 9th.
erwtse, relating to the Teeth EiS own expert
ence confirming the opinion OF m my men emf
nent In tse Profession, aud especially Drs Harris
and and IS Pdrmly, has led Kim, long since,
70 eiscsra al msrcurial Preparations for fning
Teen, also al Enames, 8utta Percha, India
Rubber, and Cements FOR the Construction Of Con-
HauOus Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounle1
on Gold Piats Is the only reliable substance that
esn BE worn Ia tbs mouth, was most conclu-
sively shown by the last American Dental Con-
venfion.
Although he a,iters himself that from his long
residence and praoscs In Washington, he is IA
v0rsoy known 10 his numerous friends and pa
nons ne begs leave 70 refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
the Rector Epfps.ny this city,
Dr. srsRHzs BALI Dear sir-I dssirs express my
F.Tor d:n, The opsraIoo. executed for nae n.r. ben
s ron nJ fT.nd, .as sss public Ia. yS.r am % ven
w.sAIagson. August ., Isss- Nv. FRENCH.
FROM Of "a. Oldest arp. Baltimore BOss,
H.vinr ,nploysd d. Stephen B.iy, surseen Dsasrt Of
cat pi.e. .f work, witch :. ara 10 ny sasr. .as.fseoa
ant "a q she fact that Of ths
Pssssi irs: to p.rfor sSs sane work .atis:ciory il
psssars entire confidence and
high sstRatisn OF his professional skill.
BAltinOEs, JaeaAry II, 1887. HARMANS B0GGs.
Extract received from The Hon John u
Us. SENATE August I9 lass.
.essh you made for work I'd nir.sy nothing esuld
b better. Very srsssfuliy, JOHN n CLAYTON.
T hoss that relief from the ualsdes Of the teeth
shosrfay recommend DR. Bsily . superior Dsn-
made teeth family and
played several teeth for myself and she work has all stood
vel cor more than years. RoBBRr Y. NIXON,
fths Va. Coafsrsass Of the n. Z. Church south.
Aprn L. 1855
We ne havins hd occasion 70 avail ourselves
OF the prassions skin Of Dr. Bsy Sargeon Dsniis OF
lille hsying been cognk mt Of his operstons
hntes friends take pleasure IN expressing sdmrs
bE skl the uaiformy sstsfso
which he performs delicate and
fe7t In Dsat2 Sargsry; and respectfully
commend h eonfdsace and patronage OF puec
OF which . consider him eninently worthy.
THOMASU. WALTER, JOS. Il. BRADLBY,
Arcatect z g. Capitol OF WsshinEton, ID. o.
TH0MAs AILLKR, n D. GEORGE WALTON.
Of Vasuinxton D. O. Bx Governor Of Florida.
B. O. 4. D. WALTER LENOX,
ofGsorgstown, D. o. MAYOR of w.shinston.
n. s. LINCOLN, n D., HENRY BALDWIN, -
ws.hiaxto0, d O. U- g. Patent 0HcA
o. O. WIGHT, Principal RittsHbouss Academy.
kb 2o-g
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HARMS FOR SALE E-INTENDING TO
Il cultivate larger farm, the subscriber will
sell the farm in Alexandria county, Virginia, on
which he has resided for the past seven years. II
contains 81 acres, and is situated near Balls II
Roads, 3K miles from the Georgetown Aqueduct,
and miles from both Washington and Alexan-
dria. There are upon 1t comfortable and wen
arranged dwelling house, containing six rooms,
with front and back covered porticos, the former
% by IL feet; kitchen comfortable house for
servants or farm hands; large and convenient
barn, with stabl1ng for six horses and as many
cows, and an ample csteIn attached to the barn.
root cellar under the barn, to hold 600 bushels
Of roots for market or stock feeding; Ice house ;
spring house smoke house corn house; stone
good dairy near the homestead door, from the
never falling spring Of which water Is obtained
for all the requirements OF the occupants. There
Is also on the place an orchard OF more than
thousand thrifty trees Of different plantogs, con-
sisting Of the choicest varieties Of peaches, ap.
Piles, pears, dwarf and standard cherries and
ounces. At present fourteen acres are seeded
down to wheat and rye; ak In timothy, (yielding
an average Of at least two tons per acre four IN
market garden; four In clover; twelve ready to
be put in corn and oats In the spring, and eleven
in wood, Of which there is an ample supply fol
all the purposes Of the place. This farm haz
been cultivated with care and Is very productive
no pains having been spared to render IL remuneI'
alive, and to make 1t complete In all Its appoint.
ments. For a dairy man and market garden
farmer, or nursery man, or Tor the country resi-
dence Of person doing business In either peishlI
respects highly improved 1t Is superior to any
other now for sale. 10 L.,
Also, THE BLADEN FARM, 200 scTesl SHY ,S
ated within less than quarter Of mile Of tae
,esain1 to Washington. and the latter to Alex
% sndrias This place is in the inmedi.te vicinity
Of Bailey's n loads Tin AleIandIia county, va :!
and is about six miles from both clues nsnea
nescb trees. most of them lately set out, dwell
iing- -honse that can be made comfortable FOR q
farmer,s family at small cost some , staniing, snd
cn0,,rv - There is wood enough upon the tact
nv its nece.sities There is no better soil within
tSiytv miles OF washington thsn that Of this Bla-
den place nor any such place that can be rem
tion the land being In fine heart at This time.
For terrns, for either or both these farms, which
yin be made to suit the times, apply to q
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