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-, I.,, PER MILITARY INSTITUTE,

'SyAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
,,r ,seoud session of this school WILL commence on
49,. sr,, dsy of neXt September The course OF In.
viii include the Latin Greek, French and Span.
,,;rs.s, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem.
- nj lower English branches.
.sb-r. engaged to conduct the school ars gradu.
"a University oi Virginia and Virginia Military
49, vino will sdopt the modes of instruction pur
:: : 'a''' '''''''~ TERMS:
So. ,,,iou xss 1ing, fuel aud lights for ton months,
\ =. ..,u,.,, con,siung full information, address
~" CHARLES Z. LlGHTFOOT,
Culpeper Court House.
REFER ENCES $:
w ,.re me privilege OF referring to the following:
s..v N iu.t''qtr, Lexington
,, ..;o,s Msupiu, Harrison, Gildcrseeve Sehele dc
. y,Gu-pv University OF Virginia
H. r.; .itr fac.rn Minor William and Mary College
r., len A Brosdus. Charlottesville
Ism Hart, AN
-. E,u,sr ESQ. Louisa county
r. Iocu voolfolk Orange county
s.,Wrn whi;s, d d, Lexington
Res Wn Peni'sion
e., Wm II Richardson, Richmondclty
,Wu B Tsiaierro, Gloucester
lane, Barbour, Esq, Culpeper
" Ws!ach, en- George Cooke, Bell, ESQ,
cu,ns.On cty
w.. 'SI'II Hsary Hill, Army. New York
/, v1,. ESQ, Rapoahannock county
r.,, I,ries stark
r.s:iizens OF Cul;aper. July J-ctf
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
IysI BOARD OF VISITORS will meet on 2ith June
70 make appointments Of Cadets for this Institution.
should he addressed to the undersigned prior
y, i.y OF meeting Vacancies tor STATE CADETS
ks, the following Senatorial Distrcts under the
: Constitution:
IS aIoemsrla Nelson, Amherst;
VII Shenandoah Hardy Page, Warren;
XSlI. Harrison, Lewis. Wood, &c;
X!v. Frederick, Jefferson, Clarke;
XVIII. Patrick, Henry, Pittsylvania;
MIX Loudoun, Fairfax, Alexandra;
XXXl Brooke, Ohio. Tyler and Marshall.
r:,,s wanting TEAcHEss from the Graduating Glass
4 .9oly before lst July.
T.s usual Graduating Exercises will take place on ah
~
he Society OF Alumni will be addressed by SAMJHL
.i..Sp Esq, OF Lypchburg, on I'd July.
,,rl 2T-wtaiJune FRANCIS H. SMITH, Supt.
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=. Undersigned, AGENT IN VIRGINIA, ''r the above
u saova establishment, can supply the trade with
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
Nm me mos, liberal terms Having printed the RICH
,,p Enquirer for upwards of ten years with type
!: otter materials purchased from Mcssrs. HAGAR
}, an induced to recommend materials from ther es'
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, DUENAvANT, TYLER l. WISE
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1853.
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CHARLES Ii. STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ASHLAND, HANOVER COuSry, Va,
WILL practice regularly In the Courts OF the coun.
y ties Of Hanover, Caroline, and King William, and
end 10 any business in any OF the Courts held in tho
OF Rirh,n,nd dec C}-d3tGcf
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ARNSTROI1: GATOR &c co

ARMSTRONG, GATOR s. CO.,
an, IMPORTERS AND IoBBERs
Nsoops, Millinery, silk Goods. straw Bonnefs,
Flats, Flowers and Ruches,
"S', BALTIMORE ST tbetween Charles q Hanover,)
M, BALTIMORE.
n STOCK is unequalled In Variety, Extent and
Chespness
!e's strictly ak mon,hs-or six per cent of for par
.s'' Feb l6 -d&c6ms
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HENRICO COUNTY.

The elections in this county came off on Thursday,
and az far a. We have been enabled to learn, Resulted
in the return of most Of The old officers by hand-on"
msiorities. Our information from most OF the pr'
cincts, except the court house, are incomplete but
there is no doubt that John A. Hutcheson is reeert-
ed Sheriff, and WIN. FoIkes, Clerk OF the County
Court; johnson Sands ia elected Clerk OF the Crcul
Court; joe j. Pleassnts, County Surveyor; snt john
A. Eacho Commissioner of the Revenue for the Lo"
or District The Upper District is n doubt, b"fw-rr
William p. Lawton and Daniel +. Gardner In DE-
trict No. 2, the election OF Constable is in doubt
tween Joseph Elliot and George w. Thomas, and can
only be determined by the official vote. We give ;h'
vote as follows:
COURT HOUSE.
Lieutenant Governor-Willism L. jackson "a!
scattering ~.
Sheria-John A. Hutcheson 46i; 5. N. Davis i37
HIS majority 3OG
Clark County Court-WilIism Fokes 4t7; Temple
Ellett ll3; j. p Harrison 4S. w
Clerk C.rcuit Court-Joh ohnson Sands So; William
Hancock 29. ~
COMMISSIONER of Revenue-Upper District-W!
Lawson I56; James ID. Vaughan li5; George
Carter $50; j. r. Burton 80; Daniel f. Gardner -
Hugh Longest 10. o
County Surveyor-Jossph Pleasants 5DS.
Constable District No. 2-George w. Thomas 20
Joseph Elliot as Dispateh.
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'LLiAM Is. CHURCH WILLIAM X. FLEMING
CHURCH & FLEMING,
go, "nNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
"A lazy AND 18TH STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD 20
lny,, IrxBIAs horEL, RIcHMoNp, Va,
VI pay particular attention to the sale of ALL
r1 AsDs OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers In
n A., 81 Agricultural implements, which are warrant
N,r as!a and garden Seeds Of almost every variety.
e.. OF FIRt;lSIA.-lu Chesterfield County
wWn Clerks Office, May ll,h. 1855:
w. i.Cogbill and John T Wood, Plaintiffs,
Against IN Attachment.
l.. ns,L aunnally, Defendant.
a, ec OF this salt is 10 forty dollars with
L! MGn the 10th day OF January 1883, till paid;
Z, having been made aud fled that the defend
soass,i,se kunnaly. 10 nonresiden, of this Com.
~. sSILt" ordered that the said defendant appear
s DO one month after due publication OF this order,
~, 10 necessary TO protect his Interest in this
e"'~ sILAs CHEATHAM, c.
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MAJCR Moan on MARRIAGE-Tae late vet
eran Of the press, NJ. NJ. Noah, held very racy
pen. which threw of sparkling paragraphs with
a. much ease ''as the lion shakes the dew drops
from his msne.' The following is one Of them {:
We like short oOurtships in this Adam
acted ike a sensible mamie fell asleep a
bachelor, and awoke to find himself married
man. He appeared to have popped the ques-
ton almost Immediately after meeting Nd lie
Eve, and she, without any Irritation or shyness,
gave him q kiss and herself. Of that first kiss
in this world We have had, however, our own
thoughts; and sometimes, in a pOetical mood,
have wished We were the man what did it. ,
But the deed is done the chance was Adams,
and he improved it. We like the notion of get.
Ting married in a garden. 1t is good taste
We like private wedding $ was pri-
yate. No envious beaux were there no croak-
ing old maids; no chatting aunts and grumb-
ling grand mothers The birds of heaven were
minstrels, and the glad sky flung its light upon
the scene.
lone thing about the first wedding brings
queer things TO Us, in spite Of its Scrip;ural
truth Adam and his wife were rather young
tO marry-sOme two OF three days old. ac-
eording 10 the sagest speculation of theolo-
gians-mere babies-larger but not older
SithOu: experience-withouta II hCuSe-without
u po. or kettle-nO;hing butlOye and Eden"
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ENGLISH p URIrAy SIRSAMEs.-The follow
ing names are given in . Lowers English Sir
names, as specimens of the names of the old
Puritansin England, about the year 1865. The
names arc taken from jury-list in Sussex
county. They will cause a smile in our day
"Faint-not Hewett, Accepted Trevor, Re-
deemed Compton: Make-peaee Heaton, God.
reward Smart stand d-fast-on-high Stringer,
courteous Cole, Repentance Avis, Ssarch.thc.
scriptures Moreton, Kill-sin Pimple, Return
Speiman, Be-faithful Joiner, Fly debate Rob.
erts, Fight the good od-6ght-offaith White, More
fruit Fowler, Hope for Bending, Graceful Hard.
ing, Weep-not Billing, seek.wisdom Wood,
Elected Mitchell, The pssss-of-God knight"
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AGE OF VIRGINIA CAyERNs.-At a recent
meeting Of the Boston Natural History Society,
Professor VIM. b. Rogers stated that number
OF years since, he had made experiments in the
Stalaetitic Cayerns Of Virginia, for the purpose
Of obtaining data in regard to the age Of these
deposits. lie placed vessels in an unfreq ue nted
part Of the cave, beueath dripPings Of various
dimensions, where they remained for q period
o. from five 10 seven years. He arrives at the
conclusion, the result of his observations,
that the rate Of accreton is one tenth of an inch
in Ave years, or An inch 10 fifty years As there
are several feet Of accommodated deposit in
some places, he thinks that the process must
have been going on fOr at least i've thousand
years. ..| .t-.
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. A april 10th, 1853.
NOTICE Is HKREBT GIVEN that sealed proposals
viii be received at this department until the tenth
day of May prOXimO. for the issne of any portion.
the whole. Of Fl 70 millions of dollars in treasury
notes in change for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the treasurer of the United States
the treasurer the Mint at Philadelphia, the treas
urer of the branch Mint at New Orleans, the
assistant treasursrs at Boston, New York, Charles
ton, St. Louis, within ten days from the accept
OF such proposals, under the authority OF the
act of Congress entitled, IAN act to authorize the
issue of treasury notes." approved Esd December,
1887.
The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt
here of certificates of deposite with those officers
to the credit of the treasurer Of tie United States
They will be made payable to the order OF such bid
der or bidders shall to make such exc change
at the lowest rate Of interest, not exceeding SIX
per centum per annum, and will carry such rates
from the date of the certificate Of such dapos.te.
The proposals must stat the rate ofnterest with
out condition and without reference to other bids,
and contain other fractional rates than fourth,
one half or three iourths OF one per centum. One
per centum OF the amount proposed to be exchanged
must he deposited with of tho treasury officers
above enumerae whose certificate of such deposite
must ACCOMPANY each proposal As security of Its
falilment. II the proposal Is not accepted, Imme-
date directions will ne given return such depos
lite. Should the proposals bs variant from the pro-
visions of the act of Congress OF this notice. they
will not he considered.
All proposals under this notice must be scaled,
and inscribed the outside, Proposals for Trsas-
ury Notes." They will be opened at this depart
ment, at IL o'clock IN, said tenth day of May.
HOWELL COBB,
I'D Secretary OF the Treasury.
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ITO SAMUEL. McKENNY, SAMUEL. F.. Nc
HEkky and shRAa BEkKY hi; sii4' MAR
CKAGIN and HENRlETTA F.: GRAGIN hls
GIN, Jr.. DAVID English, ANN II. MASON.
John :. BERRY, HU6H CAPER tON. Will
P. BEKKY, DAVID /, SH0EMakEK, and
whom this Notice of Condemnation may concern:
You are herebv notified that the Hon. William Nj
Mernck, Assistant Judge of the circuit Court Of
the District of Columbia, has this day. my phi
cation, the authorised agent of the nited states
ISSUED his warrant directed to the Marshal of the
said District, commanding him to summon jury of
eighteen go, d and lawful men to meet your
land called Fox" or by whatsoever name
names the same may be oallel, lying in the County
of Washington in said District Of Columbia,
west Of Georgetown, hnd on the north of the ChrSa
peake and OHIO Canal 'on Thursdsy, the 18th day of
May next, 1873, at IL O'Clock, in the forenoon oi
said day, fbr the purpose Of vaiulng and condemn
lns a part of said piece of land rs of an absolute
estate IN perpetuIty ln the said United ates for
the use Of the Wa: hirgton Aqueduct Gnd assess
all da ages which the owners thereof shall sus-
tain by of the SAID United States cutting and
constructing the said Washington AQueduct
through said piece of land; when aud where will
attend II tn you IL shall seem meet.
Captain Of Engineers, chiei hnsmeer
OF the Washington AQueduct.
Washington City, April q, 1853. ap 20 ism
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ap l2-d
L MANTROUr AND CHRISTIAN EHR-
MANTROUr. HIS F. yOSEpH KLEIN.
DEIIZ AND nj H Kt.EINDEIVZ. HIS

CTfHHEEiRS Il MhM rn1s SUTiEE AED AZ CnN AZ
DEFAMATION MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that The Hon. William M
Msrrick, Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court Of
the District Of Columbia, has this day, on my appi
ctlon as the authorized asent OF the United States,
issued his warrant dlrected TO the Marshal Of the
said District commanding him TO summon a u v of
eixht cen good and law fu man. to me It your lnd
called Lots 79 and 50 Of Fox tract, by what
names the same may be called,
lying in the County OF Washington in the District
tba Ghanars n G WsS & 4o Os @ da Hr'h % .,
l4th day of May, Qe58,) at II O'Clock IN the fore
noon of said day, for the purpose of valuiLg and
absolute estate III peIPeuiiy, in Tie said United
states. for the use Of the W ashinsiOn Aqueiuct.
and assessing all damages which the owners thereof
shall sus ain by reason of the said United States
cutting and constructing the said Washing, on
Aqueduct through said piece Of land; when and
will attend If 10 on it sali seem ct.
nj. T.. MEISS,
Captain Of Engineers, Chief Engineer
Washington Agucduct.
Washin2tOn CITY. A April -, Ia53. ap - -d2w
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
w WASHINGTON, March E. 1883,

Scaled Proposals will he received at this depart
ment until the Stat day ut May next for the purchase
of all, any part not loss than legal
of the UnsOd AMI of the Island Ot rock ls al" " In
the State of Illinois. heretofore reserved for militia
~ purposes.
The descriptions and areas of the unsod tracts
int winch the Island Is divided 10y the surveys, and
for which proposals now invited, as follows,
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Bids i'll bA received for the purchase OF the landt
gross or for separate parcels above desc bed,
the department to itself the h to
reject either or both. rs may be deemed most ad
wanting eous to the governnen'.
Bids Ill be received until 2 O'Clock m, of the 3ist
day of Nav. at which hour ali then before the dc
pa tmsnt will be opened.
s-ls for the purchase o! the Island Of oak Island"
Payment to be made IN cash to the Assistant Tfea-
at st Lonis or to the rTeasurerat Washing ton,
within hfteen days after the sptace OF the bids
and transmitted immediately to his de lrt-
Qent. In of failure to make the pa, ment with
IN the time SpccIhed, the award shall be declared
nall aRt VOID. JOHN b. FLOYD,
M m8Iawtd Secretary of W.r.
NorE.-The" note' of April 25th being insor-
rect, the following is s. stat uteJ the Teor:
=. w. fractional "a of sect. -, i. l3 ". X. W.;
Fractional N. y OF n. w. a sect. S6. +. 10 N, r.
2W.:
n. w. = ofN. f.. u sect. s., Z. l8 N, r w; ;will
be sold subject to the claims of the Railroad Bridge
Company, the ChIca 20 ana X ock Island Railroad
Company, ana the MississippI and Missouri Rail
road Company, for right Of way" aud depot
Grounds" amounting TO Is s. acres IN the first
named tract, to 372 III the md named tract,
and AZ acres In the last named tract, part cuar
ly dssignat ed and marked on the maps filed in the
General I.and Uthce with letter Of 18th February
85 by John D. Sargent, attorney, claiming right OF
1852, entitled AN act to grant the right way to
al Rail and Plank Dads ard Macadamizet urn
pixies passIng through the pubic lands belonging to
the United states"
JOHN b. FLOYD,
ma 1-lawtd Secretary Of War.
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ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
Il friends and the public that We have at last
ceeded IN having large quantity of ALES of yarl-
Gus kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we
will guarantee to be the finest and the lars
ETY. that Was offered IN this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale oan have
II by to for either ofthe following brands
Wig: Kennett, burton Xxx X Pale, India Pale, Phil:
sdeiphia and Xxx; We also have fine article OF
Brown stout and x \ Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be
attended TO. Army Il SHINN,
Union BottlinK Depot, 81 Green street,
di7-d GeOrgstow ID. G..
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EUGENE DUPUY,
Il SoLE AGENT FOR PIsssE & LuBIS's

IL SOLE AGENT FOR PIEssE 6 IuBiNG
PER FUME RY AND COMPOUNDS.
The Agency for the United States of Messrs.
Piesse Lubin, Perfumery Factors IN London,
having been trans erred from the late firm of Inee
& Co., S93 Broadway, to my own hrIn, Sir. Geo. r.
lnger being now In connection with my establish
ment.. beg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
Dealers, and the Trade generally, that shall keep
on hand and IN bond constant supply of Piesse q
Lubins articles: such as the Frang panni Perfume,
and its compounds. the Pestaohio Nut preparations
In all their varieties to hlch may he added, from
time to time, whatever ssid firm may introduce in
market, combining excellence with novelty. Mer-
ohart7 may rev upon their orde being hled with
promptness and care, and on favorable terms as
heretofore. f.. DUPUY,
SOC Broadway, New York.
IT The real Frangipanni Perfume is manufac-
tuTed VI \by Messrs. Piesse q Lubin, Of Loudcn,
and this opportunity to ca utlon purchasers
against limitations, OF v hlch there many; none,
however, approach, IN any degree. the exquisite fra
FKANGIPANNI BOUQUET.
FRANGIPANNl OIL for the Hair. exquisItely
scented.
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their soent for
years, and impsrt deis htful fragrance To articles
they ave placed near.
FRANGIPANNI SCENTED SOAP
FRANGIPANNI INCENSE. Tske a hot Gin
der between the tongs. put piece Of Incense upon
1t, aud the apart will be deli ghtfuy perfuned.
FRASGTPANNI POMADE. Thus Is an Ial-
ian unguent for the hair Its superatrve fragrance
has gwen lta world WIDE reputation.
FRANGIPANNI SAICHET.
Sttli where. IVA r
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SPECIAL NoTIcK.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth. and Beautiful Complexion, use 90 Balm OF
l,eoo Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
W oodlsni Cream" new pomade 1t causes gen.
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w. .FRTRIDeE 4 Co.,
PrOrrietors, New York.
Wholesale and r Retai Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR & MAURy, booksellers, between 9Th and
10th st., Pa. avenue. NIL
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A lISON's HISTORY OF EUROPE. from Il
"A fall OF Napoleon to the accession Of LouIs Ma
nnson, vol 8; price, bound in sheep, SI.5o; cloth,
The Happy Home, by Krwan; prize s. cts:
Just received by TAYLOR d MAURY,
fs -r-. .ta.r... Booksellers and ~tatloners,
ma - - -. So Pa. avenue.
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EDWARD UOLAN,
Il MERCHANT TAILOR.

EDWARD UOLAN,
II MERCHANT TAILOR,
Sign THE Col EN- FLaEcE,
Corner of lSth street aud Penn avenue, opposite
WillaTds' Hotel
formerly Of BOSt0n,)
Alter supplying his numerous customers with Cos
tunes for the Fancy Ball, is now prepared a.
of III nducement Of has splendid assOrt
ment Of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, M
selected by himself ex pressly for the custom MI
tra.e, on the lowest cash prices. and ~~
rants perfect hit BY his own practical know ledge
and having Of she best cutters from Boston, and
the bes; wOrkmen, he hopes to give general satIs
faction TO those who viii please to favor him with
their patronage.
Constantly on hand fresh supply of Gentlenens'
Furnishing Goods. (Stutes) an no
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DAG GAGE XpRE IS FICl
- A4 ID STREET,
djoiniaS Tks States Pytnfias Oaes.

Tho subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and ChiO and Washington Branch Railroad, hss
opened an office, at the above paoo, for the accom-
mOdation of the public, where orders be left for
the use OF wagons to convey baggage or Packages
to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, &c. or for
removal to any point In this City or Georgetown.
Othce open from o'clock 9. m. to 10 O'Clock D. M,
daily, except Sunday, to 10 O'Clock g.. m O'Clock
to 10 p. JOHN Al. McCLINTOCK.
Baggage Agent Baltimore aid ONO Railroad.
N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or gong to
Baltimore, not having made up their minds where
they will stop. by giving up their checks to nv
agents on the cars will have their baggase taken
care of at tins ohce, or 1t baltimore Ofhoe, No. ii
Sharp street. and extra ohRrge. Il 10
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ma l-lawtd

TWO VERY NICE CHICKERING PIANO
L FURTES having been taken IN eX-,
change, Will be sold very low, on accommo VS%3
dating terms. Also several other second VSNSf
hand ones ut the PIanoiOrte and Music Store Of
w. q. METZEROTT,
ap q corner of llth st. AID Pa. ave.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKSa TRUNKsw
The undersIgned has now and constantly Keeps
GYYMon hand large and very supe-
&kAS1TRUNKe AND vALISES; also
Iron frame tram q and l Woe, Boz TRuNKs
TRAVELLING BAGS and sATCHELs; me
SADDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS, 40.
I am prepared TO compete with the hest msnp
facturers, proof Of which, read the following Re
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857:
Topham d Norfet deposited q Sole-leather
the best on ex hIbitlon.
yENKIN THOMAS, Saddler.
b. :. kINsEy, Currier.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and every description Of
Repairing executed with neat ness and ispatch.
JAS. =. TOPHAM.
Late ToPHAM NoRFLET.t
No. <se eth street, oppO. Odd Fellovs' Hail.,
m<ly Washington. ID. c.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

FOR SAtf%-A beautiful BUILDING LOT,
fronting So feet on Gay STREET, and running biek
lA, situated between the residences OF Robert Dick
and WIN. Reddin This Lot Is improve ved by hand
some stone wall and iron ,a,iag 10 front, and has
city. For terms apply at the Cutlery and Hardware
store OF y. IL. MUNCASTER, Bridge strset,
Georgetown. ...- la-- ma tiff
FOR kENT.-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE.
y with basement, on Ii st est, GEORGETOWN, the
late residence OF Nj. DE Bodisco cohtaing is or ~
rooms; The house and lot are large an complete
order, having all the necessary out bu
TO. Ii ls one OF the must cornmOdIous George
town. and well arranged for comfort aud elegance
Apply to BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, GEORGETOWN
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ENUk SAL. .E-A valuable FARM, on the Ii Gorge
L towA and Rockville Turnpike. about FIVE miles
acd u half from GEORGETOWN, If 95ls acres. The
building are q new House, Barn and other out
buildings. On good elevation. Has two streams of
water turning through It, making II desnabc as a
dairy tarm or market garden. About IS acres are
now under improve :nent, about 10 or which is bot
tom snd, capable Of dng from eight To ten lar
elsO1 oorn per acre. without manuTcs.
There is also young orchard Of three hundred
apple, pesoh and plum trees. About 40 acres Of the
farm as Gown IN clover and grass, crop Of wheat
now the ground, and other crops being put in the
ground.
Further information apply to BARNARD Il
BUCkEY, Georgetown. apl5 I'm