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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

Trarerse Jurors, AIoarne3 Court, Nay 81.
From West Bufaioe-Geo + Sheary, VIM
Beichler. Thos Taylor. BnGnIos-Daniel
Renner, Ephralm Campbell, Robt Strayhorn.
And'w Hauck ,Gersham Blddle. ksHy-Adam
IIaze,. Geo Nickel, Jacob Never. EnN Bnf.-
Jno Schrack. Jno Strohecker. Peter " olle. Jos
H Walker. Abram Wolfe, Wm l. Harris. Netc
Be, Hn-Ios Kleckner. Harf!sy and Lf'cis-
Jacob Fees. AIva Marsdon, Edw Benner, Israel
Beaver, John Frederick. Elias katherman.
Le,cisJurg-Robt VI Mus>er. Ell Slfer, Josiah
Baker. Li,rssfone-Robert Chambers. Simon
Berry, Reuben Royer White Dter-JoS X
Keller, Wm StaIien, Jacob Meckley. Mifiin-
brg-John Young, Tho's Gu,elius, Cha's II
Hassenplug
Grand Jurors, May Term. 1857.
Bufrlos-And'w Ruhle, Thcmp. Stravhorn.
MNinJuvg-Jos Boop, John Bil2er. Union
Jacob Barnhart Arch Thomas. West Buff
Benev. NJ Rci.h. Eqa Buf-Leonari Wolfe.
Limsstone-Ino Crosgrove. nsU Bsrin-Hy
ID Maize. Chas Cawley, Jas Neiman. Lstcis-
brirg-Wm Vanvalzah. Geo Holstein. Joseph
Green, Chas { Shorkley, JohnsonW alls James
Kelly. LiD.estons-John Lei5y. Hartisy md
Le,cis-A Cummings, Orlando BIngaman.
Jacob Hllbish. KeNy-Jacob Haier ST, Dan'I
Stahl I'd.
Troperse Jurors, Nay Term.
yoeYl eYlkks tsfE4b? aR,.ahihaa Il y SNGii5iiff Gii5iiff.
Sami Goodlander. East Buf-CyruS Brown,
Wm l.,ndenmuth. John Gundy, Peter Getz.
I BuGatoe--Iames Himmeirich,, Adam Young,
Francis Wilson, John Biddle. Nfw BfrEn-
Jas Harrison. Saml Boop. Keiiy-John Noil
! Tho's Howard, James Shields. James Moore
Lswisblrs-rhoS Nesoit, Geo Schoch. VIM
Frick. Franklin Caldwell Jos Mexe., Saml l.
Beck, Solo Ruer. MR,nbnrg-Saml Sitter
James Chambers, Berryhiil Bell. L'mesine-
Chris Dluberman, Geo Chambers. .iachaon-
Philip Gross. Harfloy and Le,r's-John Deal
Chas Ruhle, David Fillman, Jas Reed, David
HAYES, Dan' Hunsicker. Chr'n Gam. Chr n
Reir VIM Cook, Jno F Wilson. Uhion-Jona
HummeL West BIga'oe-Saml Kaufman, Geo
! Hauck. WIN TAYLOR. Geo kleckner.
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COAL. COAL!
C0AL !---The undersigned would res

" pectfullv inform the citizens of I.ewiSburg
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand a
supply Of SHANOKIN and IVILKSBARRE
COAL, for Stove and other purposes. of every
variety and size and will deliver Coal persons desiring
it. he has team for that purpose Having erected
pair Of good WEIGH SCALES, he assure persons
purchasing Coal that they will get full weight and thus
pay only for what they receive.
Coal be had at the lowest Cash prices at his Yard
few wards from MIR. Weidensauls Hotel
WEICHING-all kinds will be attended to at his Coal
Yard. GEORGE HOISTEIS
Lewishurg. MAY 13. 1886
- Also Black smiths Coal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Correspondence of the Lewi.bursc Chronicle.
NEAR NIFFLISBURG,

NEAR NIFFLISBURG,
March ~, 1857.
Your call for "Local News" should be
responded to from every quarter, for it is
the life Of country papers to have correct
and Juaicious county news. 1t is for this
reason (since the Star and the Sun have
both set in darkness) that We are procur.
ing patrons for the CHRONICLE in this part
Of old Union, for your home and Official
County news give your paper the decided
advantage.
"Ths weather" We suppose is pretty
much the sam. with US as with you, and
we have co especial news except about
Election. In Limestone and W. Buffalo
We elested our full share Of the Offices
easy. We have decided majority in the
new township of Lewis, but the Offices
were divided, and only ono ticket voted
But in Mfliinburg on the cou,rary-as
you noticed in your las,-:he Democracy
having the power, grabbed all the offices.
Not halt 'he Opposition voted a. all, and
hcuSn sse,na ,icke, was got Ut, and a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Cure for Had Dog Bites.

DR G. FAHNESTOCK' of Mlllerstown,
IL Lebanon Coz speedy and inialihle cure
for HydrophobIa or bile oi mad dogS-on sale
at 81 per dose by DAVID SCHRACk.
4w673 East BufFaloe, near BiehIs hotel
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

Hon. VIM. L. DAYToN's nomination
for Attorney General of New Jersey, has
been unanimously confirmed by the Senate,
a majority Of which are Democrats.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

The Washington Star says that tho city
is crowded with Office seekers. The States
of New York, Pennsylvania and California
are represented in large numbers, who de-
mand clean sweep of the Office holders,
and the appointment of themselves to Gil
the vacant posts.
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This WAY, ladies and Gentlemen

This Way, ladies and Gentlemen.
For good, dgrable, cheap and beautiful Pictures.
AmbrOtype LIkenesseS OF very supe
rior quality on new and improved plan, far
surprising the DaguerreUtype. They are not
reversed, but show everything in It's true posi-
tIon-are without the glare Of the Dasuerreo-
type, and hence may be seen IN anv view !;
they are taken IN one fifth Of the time Of
Daguerreotype, and therefore better for taking
small Children, which require but second IN
Il brishl light and on dark or rainy DAYS are
taken as quick as Daguerreotypes IN the clea-
rest days; they are far more durable than any
picture ever made by lightoeing taken on plate
glass 10 which another plate of the same is
Theoretically sealed with an indestrucilble
cement, by which the picture retains lis bril-
liancy for ages; aud 1t Will not corrode by
acids, nor be injured by weather or climate.
Copies of Daguerreoiypes, OH Paintings,
EngravingS. or any other object whatever, are
made by this process finer than bv any other
known. ~ Portraits set IN eeganr frames Of
morocco, or fancy cases. gold lockelS, breast
pins, finger rings, &c. &c. at short notice.
Also, ,DagucrreOtyPeS which for true
and faithful life llkenesSeS are not surpassed.
20 OfeIther of the above mentioned species
of Portraits, the value is unteniahle. They
tighten the sorrows of absence or death, by
granting us TO behold beloved relative or
priced friend almost As distinctly as il present.
Mother father, sisters, brothers, friends
what would YOU not give il the faces of the
lost might sull and ever smile upon you as
IN lIie' Then procure Portraits ere too late,
Charges moderate, and LikeneSses warran-
ted TO please. DaGnerreotypes, Paintings.
Drawings &c. copied. Outdoor Views and
Miniatures of Deceased Persons taken at the
shortest notice. - Remember the place
Room in Beavers building next the telegram
office, Lewi>burg. MCARrY. Artist.
WE STUDY TO PLEASE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

Si,5GO,0OO
The nett earnings for the year 1856 were IN
round numbers $4,000. The cost Of that
part of the road that Is in use was 81 100000.
1t therefore earned over per cent, and that
on an unfinished road. As soon as IL is com
pleted 10 Freeport, l0l miles, the business will
be vastly increased by the connection which II
there makes with the Illinois Central and
Galena & Chicago Railroads.
We have personally examined this road and
the properties which are mnrigaged. and we
Offer the Bonds in the full confidence that they
are perfectly secure and reliable investments.
The Bonds are in amounts of from 500 to
$4,000. We will be happy 10 furnish any
desired information about the affairs of the
road 10 those who may apply AT our Office, by
letter or otherwise. Keen s. Taylor.
No l0l Walnut st, below Fourth, PH!LiDA
A number of the above bonds are in the
hands of the undersigned, for sale, in Lewis
burg. Imh 27,'57l A. X. BELL.
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Racine s. Mississippi r. R. Company
'I'EN per Cent. Farm Mortgage Bonds.

We invite the attention OF all who desire
a perfectly safe aud certain Tn> PkH CKSr
investment, To the Farm Mortgage Bonds %!
this Road, which we oiler for sale. These
Bonds are secured BY mortgage on farms in
the immediate vicinity Of the road, As well
by the Bond Of the Railroad Company. They
are redeemable, and will be pad. IN May 81.
The Interest Coupons will be paid IN May and
Nov. of each year, al our office.
The road IS Sc miles long, and Sc miles are
now flushed ani in operation. The remaining
50 miles are progressing rapIdlyto completion
and /; is confidently expected that the whole
of the road will be opened IN the course of the
present wear. The business on that part
which is now completed has proved much
greater than was anticipated, and there can
be no doubt the whole road when open will be
a handsomely renunerative enterprise.
The road i advantaceously situated as will
be seen By the Map, and its connections are
such as to insure II an immense amount OF
both freight and passenger business. The fin
ancial condition of the road is as follows:
srock-C.sh Subscription sI,OG0.Ceo
Town nnd County Subscription 5lop 800
Farm Mortgage l,sb0,Uoj
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] GOLDSMITH & BRO.

NOTICE AN persons indebted to the
Firm of J. Goldsmith * Bro. are earnestly
requested TO call soon and square up and
those having claims, will please present their
bills. GOLDSMITH & BRO.
Lewisburg, Pa Feb. 6, 1857
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Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional,

We appeal from HE fire Siars-toLi,ng Suprsms
Court Judgssro the People OF PsSxsrLvAxI.,
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WHO WANTS CLOTHING,
AANTNE OR MOTNANG9

TINHE undersigned being determined 10 close
business in This town,wil dispose ofiheir
present extensive stock of FIRST Rate Clothing
at positively - Per cent. less than ii has
ever before been offered in this town or neigh
borhood, Come hither. all ye seedy, Shiver-
ing bodies. and be We nicely, warmly clothed,
If you can't he satisfied with our prices and
goods. YOU never can be. Here You can get
Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers
well. anything that a gentleman ough, to be
possessed of except perhaps a wIie)-for
your money, no matter how small your pile
may be. Don't think we are joking when we
say that we offer them so low, but Just come
and see for yourselves.
/ GOI IDSNITH & BRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-18

MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request,
q Salve for the cure OF Cancers, which never was
known to fail. Also, Cordial for Dysentery, Diar-
Ihea, and Summer Complaint, which acts as o per-
feet charm to arrest all OF those diseases Also, a
Saive for the Piles, ian extract from flower ia SOW
erelgn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con-
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
offers no article but what has been tested. To be
had at No. $50 street, between 18th and l2th Also
at Marin Il Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9th street
ana an Penn: avenue D. = Dyson's Drug Store corner
Drug Store. Wizards Hotel. Also at c. Stett's,
corner Of 7th street and Penn: avenue.
References can be made to Rev. John Robb, Rev.
Mr.. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and MIR. Mana
han.
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found in
Alexandra, at Mr.. Castleman's Store, on King
street, my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
at MIR. T. A. Newman's. on Bridge street. jel7
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The WAY TO MAKE DRUNDARDs.-Saturday,a
woman named Mrs. Callahan was arrested by
police officer Yeatman for selling liquor without
license, and yesterday the case was called up for
trial before Justice Dom. The witnesses against
her were a number Of little boys, who swore that
house, I" Sundays and any times" and taking
their regular drinks, for which they paid two
cents glass. To the question "W hen did you
begin to get your ii9uS, there =; the younger wit
replied: "One Sunday, long time ago. Billy
Timms said to my brother. (about eleven years Of
age,) Henry, l know where we can get some
whisky Henry said 'where?' Billy Timms
said Right down here > and we went there and
took drinks. got a two cent glass; and we have
been getting drinks there every day since that -
The Intelligence, well as the simplicity of the
boys, attracted the sympathies Of those present,
and excited their indignation against those who
would put liquid poison In their mouths. Justice
Dom imposed on the accused fine Of $40 and
costs.
THE AMERICAN SUBMARINE COMPANY AT
sEBAsToPoL-Someo Of the members Of Colonel
Gowan's party from PHILADELPHIA who went out
under contract with the Russian Government to
raise the sunken vessels Of war at Sebastopol,
have relatives in this city, and to the kindness Of
one Of these we are indebted for the following
extract from letter giving some items Of news
in relation to the party:
{" Alkaline got letter from Henry yesterday
cIined being one Of the divers. They celebrated
the 4th Of July at Sebastopol. The Russians came
in their military dress and different insignia.
Finding that a private, without any official or
honorary badge, was quite nobody among them,
Henry, who does not relish being second any
where, left before the celebration was over"
A B'HoY ON THE Box.-Last night, young
man little intoxicated went to the hack stand
near Browns Hotel and tried to engage a coach.
The drivers being unwilling to risk the payment
after the job was accomplished, demanded pre-
payment. The young man could not pay up, and
30 failed to engage a team; but going down the
stand, he came to a carriage without driver.
He mounted the box and very quietly aPpro-
priated the coach and horses to his use. The
driver went I'm search Of his coach, but up to a
late hour failed to hear tidings Of It.
SECOND PREsByTERIAN CHURCH.-The MEN,
beers Of the Second Presbyterian Church, In this
city, believing that no action would be taken in
the premises by their Presbytery, held meeting
on Wednesday evening last, and, after passing
resolutions approving the course pursued by the
Southern delegation TO the late Assembly at Cleve-
land, and condemning the agitation Of the slavery
question In our church judicatories, appointed
delegates TO represent them in the Convention TO
be held In Richmond on the 27th inst.--AIsxas-
dria Gazette.
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H Feeble churches in New England are be-
coming more and more abundant. Ex-Governor
Slade says that he knows of ten churches in Yer
mont which will soon cease TO be self-supporting
The Hartford Religious Herald ascribes the cause
of this to emigration, and says that if this de-
country churches for thirty years longer il has
for ten years last passed. il does not but that
the money which has flowed from east TO west TO
establish churches must come back again. and
feeble churches in Vermont, New Hampshire,
and even in Connecticut, be aided by fiourishiny
wealthy western churches, who owe their exist
ence, under God, TO the Christian enterprise and
benevolehce of New England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-18

II The City Council of Galveston. Texas,
held meeting on the 5th inst, and passed pre-
amble and resolutions In relation to the death Of
Gen Rusk, and providing for funeral ceremonies
on the Stb. The Herald Of the 9th has the fol-
lowing notice of the funeral obsequies of the de-
ceased soldier, statesman and patriot:
8 In compliance with previous arrangements,
the various societies, companies, city authorities
marched through our principal streets, present
ing an imposing. and solemn appearance. The
public offices and many places Of business were
draped in mourning; the shipping in the harbor
carried their flags at half-mast; the bells of the
city were tolled, and cannon fred, in honor OF
the illustrious dead ,,
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Attorney in fact for heirs of Thomas n I'll
BY A. GREEN, Auctr oneer.

by A. GREEN. AuctI oneer.
TWELVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
Il IN sQUAL 6Sn, FRONTING ON NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET NORTH, NEXT SQUARE TO THE
RAILROAD DEPOT, BETWEEN THE CAPITOL AND
JUDGE DOUGLASS, AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY,
2tth instant, shall SELL in front of the premises, at
half past hive O'Clock p M, twelve handsome Build
ing Lots, some of which front street, opposite the
Railroad Depot, and on New Jersey avenue, near
tbe depot, and the remainder on street north. in
the same square.
The aforementioned property is now considered
as desiraDe as any In Washington, as II is In the
Terms: One fourth cash balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bcain interest from
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title lndisputable.
au 4-eO&ds A. GREEN Auct
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II A singularly marked cane, Of Oregon
growth, most ingeniously carved with a pen
knife, is to be presented TO President Buchanan
by several of the citizens of Corvalles Oregon
Territory IL is mounted with appropriate in
scriptions, and around the body of the stick is
entwined black venomous serpent, designed to
represent the Republican party. 1t is in The act
of seizing the constitution, which is supported
and defended by hand, supposed to be that Of
Mr.. Buchanan.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, LUKE CARTER. in the sad
year Of age, old and pecable colored citizen.
His funeral will take place on Wednesday even
ing, at 8 clock.
On the nth instant, JOSHUA CLAY, son of
Joseph 8. and Susan A. Boss, aged months asd 5
days. He tasted llie's bitter cup and turned his
head aside and died.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family arc
invited To attend his funeral from the residence of
his parents, on 18th street, near street, This
(Tuesday) Evening, at 5 O'Clock.
On the 18th instant, SARAH WATERS, aged Al
years. Of Newcastle, England, but for the past year
q q resident of this city.
In GEORGETOWN. on the 18th instant, Col. WILL
LIAM ROBINSON, in the 18th year of his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-18

A NEW POLICE SYsTEM.-One of the down.
town shipowners, having little faith in the police
and great deal of faith in the enterprise Of bur-
glars, says he left table i'm his rooms the fol-
lowing notice, on going out of town:
''Mr. Thief: Don't steal anything out of these
two rooms, or in jure anything. and send to No
South street, aud will give you ten (sI0l dol
ddv next.''
On his return, he says nothing was missing /
cept the promise to pay, the amount of which was
shortly after called for and paid He thinks il
much cheaper and safer TO buy burglars of than
TO eaten them.-Netc York SkR.
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rARD.--RetQTnIng my thanks TO nv
~ friends and the public, for their very liberal pat
ronage, will take this opportunity TO inform all that
from the LIST day of August, 1857, have closed IN,
books entirely, and nothing be charged IN
der any circumstances; my object in SO doing is co
enable to sc n al smaller profits and offer greater
Inducements to purchasers.
would most pectfully solicit call from all as
| can confidently assert from the recent large pur-
chases have made, my stock decidedly larger
cheaper and better than IL has been before: and
by selling for cash alone, l believe can make II a
saving to all to give Inc a call before purchasing.
r. Nj. MAGRUDER,
Boot and Shoe Store, No. S79 cor. 18th and SITS.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug 1s.-Flour Is depressed; sales
of $500 bbls; Ohio Sc 75aS7 IS; Southern 90 .70a
1925; State S6.i5aS6 IS.
Wheat is heavy; sales unimportant; prices are
lower with a downward tendency; white 81 -;
red 81 Is Corn is firm; sales of Is GO bushels;
mixed Sc; Southern yellow Csc.
Pork is higher; mess S25aS22 so. Beef is steady
Lard closed buoyant at l6c.
Whisky is dull; Ohio 29c.
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CHAPLIN e. BRO.
ACADEMY OF AfITSIC

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
"A Cor. Of liza st. and Pg. are,
- oUer Fdrahdm'S Bookstore.
Mr.. F. NICHOLS CROUCH, composer of upward
of 1909 songs. author of " Kathleen Mavourneen"
and musical editor of Godey's Lady's Book
Continues giving Vocal Lessons 90 his Pupils and
Classes, every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday aud
Friday, at the above Institution.
Members eRroited eeeTy day, no vacations &C.
cur during the Summer months-THIS SEASON
beng the proper time, for Vocalists 10 study
Apply to Mr.. Crouch, AZ the Academy OF Music,
every morning from to 10 CLOCK.
Musical Lectures delivered every Thursday even
ing-illnstrated by the Pupils OF the Institution.
iel-4OSm
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Financial.

New YORK, Aug 1s-Stocks are dull and low
er generally. Cumberland Coal Co. 49,; Illinois
Central Railroad lax; Ill. Central Bonds 30;
Michigan southern BOY; New York Central -;
Pennsylvania Coal Company75; Reading Railroad
69x; Canton Co. Is; Missouri 6's 7sx.
Sterling Exchange dull.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 1s.-Flour is very dull; How
ard street az; City Mills held at 90. so
Wheat-dry lots are FIRM at 81 is for prime red
and 81 60aS1 20 for good 10 prime whites Lots
out of order dull and heavy.
Corn is duh; white 7Sas3c yellow sOasic.
Whisky is dull, and nominally at 2sa2sc for
City and Ohio.
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BY WALL BARNARD, Auctionsers.
TWO NEW TWO STORYFRAME UOIrSE

BY WALK BARNARD. Auctionsers
TWONEW TWO STORYFRAME HOUSES
DAY. the 2oth instant, at o clock. we will sell in
front OF the premises, two new Frame Dwellings, on
2ath street west; between and III streets, being
This property is now under rent to good and pune
Sale positive.
Terms One half cash; the residue in and u
months; bearing interest, and secured by deed Of
au l7-4t WALL & BARNARD,Aucts.
ByC. r. l.. CROWN & CO., AuctIoneers.
DROPERTY ON 18th STREET AT AUG
18th instant. we shall offer the following Property
61a O'Clock:
Lot q, m subdivision of square No. 1877.
Terms One-thrd, cash balance in 6 and IL
months sn Ig'txsds &. r. l.. CROWN Co..
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY. the I'D instant, same hour and
aul7 C.R.L CROWN & CO.. Auct'rs.
DCBLIC SALE OF MOST DESIRABLE
7 u EhRM ~ CULrEPER COUNTY. Il shall, on
if the next fair day sell at public auction, to
the highest BIDDER, the valuable Farm, near Gull
Thomas Of Edward r G n FARM
CONTAINS about go acres. and les within q mile
at Cupeper Court House. The sol Is Of NeIy saa
Pe%r TI r. any IN the vicinity of Gu
from this Farm measured up when housed, up
closed There is good Dwelling, and the neces-
sary out houses, including Stable, Courthouse,
blacksmith Shop, &c, upon the Farm. Also an
excellent site for a water grist- MILL The Farm has
good and sufficient supple of timber and water.
, The sale will be made upon the premises, on the
following terms 5000 to be paid down the balance
IN two equa annual instruments with interest from
the day of sale; the purchaser giving bond with a
deed of trust upon the premises secure the defer
red payments.
The undersigned will take pleasure i'm giving
further information respecting this Farm or shew-
ing 1t to persons wishing TO purchase.
EDWARD B. HILL,
Attorney in fact for heirs of Thomas Hill.
n. Bon MONDAY, the 2lst day of Septein-
ber 1857. shall also sell, at public auction i'm front
OF the Court House, THAT being Court day a small
tract oil God Land, containing 80 acres This land
IS situated about two three miles from Culpeper
Court House, and adioins the lands of James G.
Brnadus, Edmund Bickers, and Caleb Shackeiford
Terms made known on the day of sale.
EDWARD b. HILL.
Attorney In fact for heirs of Thomas Hill.
IL wv