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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

IT a most undoubted fact that DR.. Sanford's
Invigorator, or Liver Remedy, is one of the
greatest discoveries made in medicine the past
century. 1t has been a study of the Dr. during
swenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased, caused the greatest num-
Der of ills or pains, and his conclusion is, that
the liver is the greatest regulator of the system
and the most liable to disease, while ifkept free
from disease is preventive of Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, general debility, &C., while last but far
from least we mention consumption; for our ex-
perience is that more cases of consumption occur
from diseased liver than from all other causes
put together.
Taking this to be correct hypothesis, we
have but TO find remedy with which to correct
the liver, and we have cure of nearly all the
diseases we arc subject to by simply using a
preventive. That the LnUigorator is such
remedy, is beyond doubt to all who try it, for
its virtues are such that for all complaints aris-
ing from liver arrangements, it is an unfailing
remedy, while us a family medicine, for all dis
cases Of the stomach or bowels, which are caus-
cd in a greater or less degree by liver derange-
ment, it is the safest, surcst and most efcaciOus
remedy known.-Prin. Press decT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15
O IN ID DOLLA r

- 4 y
NNE OF TIE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER MEDl-
" oINES before the public namely, DR.. sASFoEPs
lSvGGORGTuR Lire1 Remedy, That acts CdthGTtic,
CASTER IDder and eleCtuaI than ony med
,cine known. II is not only Cathartic, but LiUer
matter then stomach and boWelsT carry that
matter thus accomplish nE two purposes eec.uay with
a:iOns OF most Catharcs. It strengthens the
moderate doses WstTengthen and build It upwit unu
~ DR. S4EF0sD's Ixv1soRA1oH is compounded entirely
~ tropI new articles Of medicine, namely, Gums
Some idea OF the strength OF these may be form
ed when tits known tha bottle Of the lnvigorator
much strength hundred doses Of Cal
- omel, without any ofits deleterious effects.
Though possessing medicinal powers, these Gums
have been but little known to physicians aud never used
ordfor which met with such unprecedented
to induce the proprietor to Oer family medicine
TO cure LfUer Complaints in their worst forms.
Indigestion being caused by erangcd LiUer is cured
- when the Liver Is excited to action.
as proof mat The IToR reIisyes dis disease
et any troubled with Jaundice the InTigorator
regularly week. and their skin will begin to assume
Costivsness can be permanently cured by the Inrgo-
rator Take 1t in small doses retiring, and assists
dose the bowels are left in Healthy and active state,
and work regularly clock work. Sick Headache is
which correets all acIity and of tie
For an overloaded stomach It has no equal asst re-
eves all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
heartily. For family medicine generally, all who
Sit speak In the hishestter -
szbR. sASFoRDs ISuGoRAToR came to us Recommended
nom Diseased Liver. The testimonials of many SI
our Physicians in It's favor Induced us TO tFyit and
conviction Is certain that It OF the greatest bles
sings ever given to Dyspepcs, for 1t made complete
- before the first bottle taken and
anything edible without trouble, while before, moth
ing but the lightsst food would digest, and often thhI
gave pain Now what say to all readers
Is 81 Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble you do
to tiis, the greatest remedy in the EOrd.dte
Fact.
There has never been tried in our family remeil,
Owheh has met with snc unhsunded success the
Of diseases Incident to children Dr. SASFoRDs lXvIG-
ORATOR. nor is II alone for diseases Of children that
ii; for e acts Cathnriic mildly and gently
and seems torenov0te the sysern thoroughly that
think are doing service to all in advising them
when they need medicine to try this reTedy There
that have under notice great
e6t has been receIven diseases the LiEeF, stomach
and Bowels where all other remedies aed to give relief
has become useful in family
u without it.-SIGck soRriA (4ita.) Republican.
g PKTCE BoTTIK. F. g
SANFORD CO., ProPristprS, SlS broadway, YoIE.
T. II. LOGAN q CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati. 81 -
GEO. Il. 6EISEis. PittsLuis Oh W Olcsaie Agents.
:. 80 anlI-3m-lV-dNU
PARL0R M4TI.1ES. =
A CHEAP md hrstrate match
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

4 Cai,ssl GaisssleL-A young lad named
Greer was assaulted yesterday morning by a
man named Chissel. Chissel was taken before
All. Wright where compromise was propo-
sed throwing Chissel into the cost, and 50 the
affair was settled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

CARLYLE, IT,, June 2s, 1851.
Ihaye used Prof Moods Hair Restorative, and
have admired wonderful Effects My HAIR WAS becon-
Restorative has resumed It's original color, and, have
W S'' F s. BRESsE, ex-senator, Q. g.
O. J. WOOD Co., ProprietOrs, 3l2 Broadway, y. Y, Tin
the great N Wire Railing and III Market
street 81 Louis, No. And sold by all good Druggists
..1,fJSg GEQun
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

the city for "bluo Monday but the landing
was as sOmniferOusly disposed as usual.
The Courier, Capt Mcclure and clerk Jelly
arrived yesterday from Cincinnati, with mod
erately good trip. She reports "nothing new
under the sua' below She leaves positively
this evening. a
We arc reliably Informed that the Liberty
will make her first trip in the Wheeling and
Cincinnati trade, in connection with the Courier,
about Friday of this week The Woodsfde, as
we have already stated, goes into the Parkers-
burg trade
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15
Cheaner than Ever,

" stock Stock, and all goods forced ON the Market
aud sold al rinous prices Importer and MAnuaetur
nya lust returnen from the EaStert cities and have
goods ruinous prices and now car
mn customers md the pblIc generally gonds made to
order Ia Coats and Vests IN the neatest and most
shonHbIe way ready shade clothing, lower than they
bSvr ever been offered this market You viii get enc
clothes for the you have heretofore paid for eoalse
Onmr and hnv lOe26l a. M. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

Cough! Cough! Coug1lI-In the church,
in the lecture room, by the family 6reside, in
the railroad car, everywhere; wearing out the
throat and lungs with hard raspfng, wcaryfng
exercise. The Hoarhound Balsam might pre-
vent all this; it has done so with others, and it
is worth a trial by you. The "Ieeland Iioss
Paste is also useful demulcent in dryness
of the throat, which occasions the tickling SEN
sations giving rise to frequent coughing. The
Hoarhound Balsam is for sale by L. II. Logan &
Co, PrOprietors. Also by q. Booking, and
Reed & Kraft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

11' R''eT was falling rapidly yesterday. The
Weather was warm and pleasant, bracing and in
''s"Fatins There was considerable activity in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

Fsn,rat.-The Odd Fellows turned out yes
,erday afternoon to attend thefuneral of their
deceased brother seligman Oppenhicner mem
her Of Vim. Tell Lodge No, 80. g ''szs
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APain.

Again.
coo DOLLARS worth OF Shirts CONSIGNED TO me- on Ac-
OtJtl count may soneeIn either wholesale or
Tst, cheaper cheapest being superior MarSaies
a m VII be sold astonishing low prices by
uov6 A. N. ADAMS, No. % Water 81
I0CRE BRANDY in Pluts, quarts and on DRAFT Also,
s- s,,rerior article OF Old Family whisky, hand
and for ssie' ~ [sePsl ". A. EDWARDS & BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15
RALrIMoRE MARKEr.

Dec. 14.-FlOur dull Wheat firmer and has
advanced &c, sales of goUd prime white at 81, 10
al go, red 81 .03al,0s. Corn steady, new white
and yellow 45a52c, old yellow 50a6l. Whisky
quiet and steady at 22a23c. Exchange on New
York 1047.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

Taeatrtcal-Mrs. Cecile Rush, who was SO
much admired for her correct acting and fine
personal appearance, during an engagement in
this city, last winter, is playing at Miss Kim
berley's theatre, Pittsburg.
Miss ElOise Bridges, who is said to possess
''mOre than her share of beauty is, reading
Hiawatha, Nothing TO Wear and other poems
at GAINESVILLE Miss Brides could draw a good
house here with an entertainment::Of this char
acter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15
Second Stock of Fall & Winter
Goods.

NSESEAI REDUGFAON 1N PAACES!
IJEIsKELL sWEARINGEN will open ON Wednesday
AID Thursday, I'm and Sth oct their second stock o.
Fan and Winter Goods, all OF which purchased
since the ''GREAT PANlC,' which has of
reducing the prices goods than they
many years. determined oGer great
CASH and PROMPT CREDIT buyers. Our stock very
complete and embraces immense variety of desirable
go0is. comprising 81 full assortment of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

NEW YoRx, Dec little California ship
West is about two millions aud quarter
Tho Europa brought 40 passengers and II 900
pounds in gold
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
We have just received ut this Office another lot OF BurrS
i,r Sews Ink-,he best in the country. Orders from
.,,s,ry Offices promptly Hlied. Terms cash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15
NOTICE-

Al ,o,e persons accounts against me- or any
sr q my fathers family for which have not given
no,,, viii oblge BY sending them to me here, aud
~, make the necessary provision for their payment
$3.50 sHERRARD OLEMRNs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

WASHINGTON, 14th-Private information
ceived by last nights arrival from the pluins
announces that Doct Hart Indian agent, and
the only general U. S. Officer who remained in
Utah after the other officers left last spring had
escaped and reached Col Johnson's camp on the
Sweet Water. Previous to the departure of
the other Federal officers, DIR. Hart fell in with
a band of Utah Indians about twenty of whom
guided him through the passes in the moun-
tains. He was six weeks reaching the South
Pass.
The caucus of the democratic, members of the
democratic members of the Senate to day post
poned the nomination of public printer till
Wednesday. The subject increases in interest.
The bill proposed by Mr.. Douglass to enable
the people of Kanzas to form a Constitution
and State Government is similar in its provi-
sions to that heretofore introduced by Mr..
Toombs,
Hon, VIM. II. English, of the Indiana delcga-
ton, publicly asserts that their visit TO the Presi-
dent was one merely one of courtesy and hadlo
connection with the Kansas troubles as has been
stated.
Private dispatches received here state that
Messrs. Shields and Steele were elected to the
U. S. Senate from Minnesota.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

H,rsH Of REFREsEIrATIyEs,i
Washington. Dec. 0, 1851. n deel2=lw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

ST. Louis, Dec. 4.-trhc St. Josephs Journal
announces the arrival of Lieut. Warren, DR..
Hayden. of the Geological Survey, also the ar
rival Of Major Dennison, Indian Agent with six
braves of the Pawnec tribe, enrodte for AYash-
ington to tatily the recently made treaty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

Heiskell & Swearingen, Marsh & TAYLOR,
Crangle & Co., w. A. Edwards & Bro.
5. OFT Son, Paxton &c Donlon,
Marsh & Wayman, Baker, FORSYTH IS Co
Laughlins & Bushfeld, Greer & Laing,
George r. Wheat j. T. Scott,
Tallant & Delaplain, Stone & Thomas,
NJ Reilly, John Howell,
Wilde Bro, Berger & Hoffman,
j. X. Durham & Co. Alex. Heyman.
@. p Brown, S. d. Harper & Son.
b WHEELING, Dec. IA, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

Meeting Of Merchants undersigned re-
specially wish the merchants of the city and
county and all others interested, to meet at
Rohan's Hall, Monroe ST., on Wednesday even
ing next, the 10th inst, to adopt such measures
as may be deemed proper, to effect change
in the present method of taxing the mercantile
trade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15
BANK STATEMENT

New YonK, Dec. 14.-The weekly statement
of the Banks of this city, show the following:
Increase Of loans 1892, 900; Decrease of specie
.$ll 900; Decrease of circulation $2U6, GOO; De-
crease of deposits $3l2,O 900. @
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rHE DAILY INTELLIGENCER

VIII be furnished to subscribers living in any
n,rt Of the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
week by leaving their names at the Office, or at
Moneys Literary Depot, corner Main and
Monroe streets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITEsBuRGH, Dec. 14-Riyer g feet inch.
es by pier mark and falling FAST Weather clear.
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Enr sac.

TE6SI ESefSE, shaIng Ppllsys Lathe, Bellows, Black
Smith Tools and general assortment OF MaehniIta
Tools. Inquire Of 80 = N "nIhl'ON,-
noYi1-dsSm executor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

NEW YORK MARKET.
DEC. 14-Flour unsettled, 900 bbis sold at
So, 2Uao, % for Ohio and 60tor State, a decline
Of sc on each. Wheat firm, 25U, 9gU bushels
sold. Corn declined, 5000 bushels sold
Whisky &c lower, sales at 22c.
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1857.

largest Circulation of any PaPe: in West
ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15

PARI OR 1fAIGLLEIS ~
CHEAP, and frstrate match, without unpleasant
fA Smell FOR sale Iiv2l T. H..L.nHAN
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Evans announced the death ex-senator Butler
Mason, Pugh, Clay and Cameron briefly paid n
tribute to the memory of the deceased. The
customary resolutions of respect were adopted.
Senate adjourned.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-03-25
poftrp.
81 Prom the Cincinnati Enquirer.
DIR. e. K. KANE @
BIT ROBERT H. THOMPSON.

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.,a;. saauns.,, .,,a ,.;suo..,5 80, -
- -,
- si1r. ) ..sri'f ss1s,.S9' -.
Whose proud deeds 1 are written IN letters OF
name i.ss.s-es'e ' .
The warrior urnine from delds stained with
gore
Receives from his country the honors he
crs1es: ..s...,... ..F.,.s....s,. 5.., -.
Yet his dreams are disturbed by the eanuon,s
$. deep roar, ..;,,.sf
While before him rise skeletons ag ghast from
gs.,s, gl.s.ss..a 20 ~.
7rsi. = 4 - - : ? -s.- II
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-fses .1Ts4 ikssgaa ssss @
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-03-25
IMPORTANT DECISION.
DECISION. OF TIE SUPREME
COURT IN THE DRIED
SCOTT CASE. ,1

Chief-Justice Taney, in delivering the
opinion of the court, said that this case,
after argument at the last term. was li-
rected to be re-argued at the present term,
Owing tothe difference of opinion exist
ing among members of the court, and in
order to give the subject more mature de-
. liberation Ss .'s.t.,f
There were two leading questions; frst,
had the Circait Court of The, Bnited
States for the District of Missouri jnris-
diction in the ease; and if itshad jurisdic-
tion, was its decision erroneous or not?
The ;defendant denied. by plea in abatee--
Ment, the jurisdiction of the Circuit Court
OF the United States .on the ground that
the plaintiff .is o negro of African de-
scent, his ancestors were. of pure African
blood, and we're, bganght into this,count:y
and sold as slaves and therefore the
plaintiff .is not citizen OF the State OF
MissoaFi.n q sTp this plea the plaintiff de-
INJURED, aud the court sustained the de-
murrer. Thereupon the defendant plead
ed over, and justified the trespass on!the
!, ground that the plaintiff and his family
we're his negro slaves: and d statement OF
facts, agreedsto by both parties, was read
in evidence. e ':s
The ChiefJustice, having stated the
facts in the case, proceeded lin tone Of
voice almost inaadible) to say, in SUBJ
! stance, that the sqpestion trst to; be 3deci-
ded was, whethor the plaintiff was entitled
to, sue ia d court of the United States.
This was peculiar question, and for the
first time, brought before the court under
anch circumstances;b but ithad been brought
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-03-25

tiff is not a citizen Of Missouri, but was
still slave, and therefore had no right to
sue in court of the United States.
Tie court having examined the case aa
ii stsnds under the constitution, proceed
ed to other points, saying, as Scott was a
slave whea he was brought back to Mis-
souri, from Illinois, he was under the
law a the former and not Of the latter
1t has been settled BY the highest tribu-
asls that an Individual does not acquire
his freedom Hader such circumstances. =
As it appears to the court that the plain
til is not citizen OF Missouri, nor cit
isea Of the United States who could sue
III the United States coarts, this court
could give no judgement, and hence the
ssit must be dismissed for went of juris-
diction. hil ,i as1l l9f -'.'lfH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-03-25

j tB Dutch Grocer to little girl who
objects to Spanish quarters OATS ytst :
as CUTE as any one--yau .yust' takeit too
Cuba and dey'll give youtwenty-five cents
for it. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-03-25

Columbia mournsi deeply the loss Of a,son,
Who made plain his mark on the bright
' scroff of Fame,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-09
NOTES OF THE INDEPENDENT BANKS

The specie in the vaults OF these indepenieu'
banks ia equal in every case to oneiith or tweuty
per cent OF the notes they have in circulation AMI
State bonds are pledged for the full amount OF hs
circulation. State bonds command from eighty five
to ninety dollars every day in Richmond; and thus
the holders Of these notes have ample security tor
their redemption in substantial coin and State bonds
Not only this but the individual estates ot the stock
holders Of these banks are pledged for their circG'G
ton to amount equal to the par value o: the shares
they hold in their capital stock Besides all this tbs
negotiable paper which these institutions have unde
discount II another fund standing ready 1t msures
10 meet the redemption Of these noies. Thus the
holders Of the notes Of these banks secured three
fold against ossi rs in specie and stats bUndsi
rond, n the assets of the banks; rd in the indivit
ual estates Of the stockholders.
Indeed, the independent banks, by the very act oi
suspension have preserved intact their 20 per centun
Of specie, securing for the people what they denied
10 the brokers. We do nor, however, either approve
the step they have taken endorse by the reDo,est
indrecton, the policy Of suspension 10 which they
hsve be- aiken themselves. We are only showing tho
people that they will make great donkeys OF them
selves if they allow Themselves 10 be shaved the
notes of these banks.
Ii the pressure continues to be successfully with
stood in New York and other quarters Of the North
there is no doubt that the independent banks OF VIZ
gnia will resume specie payments In a few days
They allowed by the law ten days after protect 10
resume, and, fortunately the quarter day for nnkinS
up their quarterly returns within this period
We therefore, confidently look for resumption .!
specie payments by hese institutions within the 'l'ns
legally allotted them for that purpose. Those OF East
4rn Virginia. especially, will do this, unless the
bes at the North break ont sresh IN which case not
only will thsy not resume, but even the banka which
have the States deposits will find II difficult 10 wes
ther the storm.-[ Examiner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-09
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.


RAPPAhANNOCh LAND FOX SALE;
A Attorney for the heirs Of John Seymour isiaier
"A 70, offer for sae that exceedingly valuable, anu
desirable estate known by the general naine OF
often n, be Is
TO dispose of It is that 10 owned by ladies' VINO sn
be relieved from the Of land and negroes me Ss
contains about 2lO0 Acres the whole OF whch mas
heretofore been cultivated as Que farm -, noWeIer
In three parcels divided by strips o intervening
land) each of which will be sold separately yooo a.,
lst Hays 'proper-containug about IVY acres, the
whole of which, with the exception OF single hi' s
"River Flat"
ii is situated immediately the Rsppshannock, 10 the
county OF King George Virginia, twelve miles below
and is bounded BY the land OF Mr. Wm
Wallace the one side, and OF MI j. psske Goroin on
to any on dewa,er Virginia for the production OF Whea,
and Corn The soil Is Of the finest description and when
i,s original fertility Though not bushe Of clover seed
has been for twelve years there one OF the
feldA u lu1urans crop The estate 10 well watered,
about two ,hrds Is open for cultivation, and the balance
In wood part Of which say 100 to $50 scres
growth containing uncomfortable quantity of Timber
suitable for Ship building There on this tract water
Grist MIL
plank will extend from the bank to the vessel re-
ceivins grain from "Hays"
tains 25l acres 20 90 of which In wood The or
gnsl character Of the soil superior There are the re-
mains of old Mill upon Itream that never fails pass
ing through this tract which rebuilt would command
large This u very desirable property tor one
wishing farm limited scale.
3D. Boomsbery. This division Of the estate com
mences with the Erst range of hills from the river pro
verbal for Its fertility along the whole course OF the Rap
pahannock /, contains so acres, sufficient portion OF
which Is wood For residence, fow situations pre-
sent more attractions The location 10 healthy and the
view from the hills the river II extensive and
beautiful This tract OF land placed In either OF the val
Icy counties Of the sate-removed as !, would be from
tide water onmuncation-would really command aou'
BILE the price asked for it. 80
survey Of each tract Is in progress and psts will
soon be ready for exhibition.
Upon large part Of the purchase money II sshsseto @
rly secured and the interest 10 punctuay paid long
credit be had. The time OF possession will be ac
comrnodated TO the wishes Of the purchasers
Person, desiring further information will please direct
their letters to me, near King George c. b. Va Those
wishing view the property win call on me, and in my
absence It will be shown by Mr. Lee the manager on the
estate. W. n MhSoN.