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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

poRTER DE LONDRES.-Des meilleures
f~abriques, D vendre par
P, LEONCE HEBRARD& Co.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

NoGNAC FRANCAIS. PUR; Vim de Madare
~ Porto, Vim de Sherry, article superieure pour
malade, o yendre par
p. LEoNCE HEBRARD l. co.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

pR0SSES.-un joli assortment de brosses i
II dents, brosses Il ~cheveux, brosses pour les
ongles. ct pinceaux, a yendre par
P. LEONCE HEBRARn& co.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

"A VISA Partir du Ter mars 1858, tout
81 Outrage qui sortira dc nos atslier do carosserie;
devra etre paye a la ~livraison.
Nous nous %tronvnns dams rimpossililitA ia eonti.
nuer differemment les ~ataires.
Opelousas, 81 feyrier 1858.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

FIoUr cople cOii0rme,
HoNfRE A. LxrouA, DEPT. Gfefier.
0peidnsas, 10 iuin 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

snrs RARM Of - a's superior isnd near hsli'on
H. ps 60 IT, Mris Fssrx Raoaa % ues from New York
excellent frame Hou.e Goa sini1t Zine
I, !. -it Al 4 90 an c1u and P~rfSi healthy
QaT, A. BIZ FCkfP. SOS CO No ' brossc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
FOR sALE-A large and improved ESTATE,

kusxu a. Hardwood" with bssutful RssiSsnee or
Roci Rive nc.- Dixon Illinois BELONGING gentleman About
70 ..yr fo- Ea-ope containing co hat anbsr
I, nr.e .i under cturs,qss
Dver hdss situated evs I'd around le feat above
rlver which nagutnceni sndsaPe emsrscins
d. f AZ oek River the eye exead The otn.r
bu a. on the premises consist Farm hcue large Barns
All Oshouses ersry descriptions G,dsn and thre- Or
sb,rI. .bo ndpe with seieoon Of grated tits nsvsra
ias .piinI Til Estate easy Of aces,. beias vi;ha
bosr,f ID OF CHICAGO three mice from the DspS Of
r. C,r.ga Dixon AID Iowa Air Line R.iro,l anl ths
,s1 .,ae rom the Depo, u The ihpoA Cenr, aaro, sd
hi, /, a. Ts,s, .he fneG # he so-i h;ay
ten :. such any psi,y tcnsi % be ths
buesrr Possession given - I, 10 with FIrni:ure Stock
Iru.us I1p.smrlts s. I-f~''s1Iss nssss APPSd
/ "a, NJ MttroDo.isn Bs5k Pine a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
iieaI estate for Sale.

COUNTRY SEATS on the HUDSON-l of
~ acre with elegant large mansion At Spuyen Duyye
yot WuAirson Of Of sores Of YoDkers Of
a., DobSs Ferry the Of 8.
srrs on tbs Aver mile above Dobbs Ferry Of 10 acres
Arg, am fine Old shade tres The Ivs Fshk
Fof ssle by A. ). bLEEChbh Sun Co.,
III pa No. 1Broads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

TOR SALE-The 4-story Brown-StOne Front
Il HOUSE, No a East sth.'t, flushed in the very bee
STYLE. Apply on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
Wants.

SlTUATION WANTED--By gentee young
- Womsn 10 do CHAMBER YORK auf WAITING or
CHAMBERwORK aud SEWING; best Of city reference given
Apply al No 81 Eat l5thst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

EOR SALE or to LET from the lst Of May
Il The fine brown HOUSE, No. s. % pac. Brooklyn
psperd and painted VITA the modern improvement
snd q court yxd IS feet. Apply 20 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
60 farmers ano Others.
Gorsfs, Carriages, &e.

EOR SALE-A good family HORSE, now used as
II soch; gentle accustomed single aud double harness and
ssdde Also plain ROCKAAY in good order with seats for
fr Also SINGLE HARNESS. well made and but little used
WI only DO sold together Price for whole 30 cash. Ad
d,ess Is. HART. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

WANTED-By two respectable Girls situations;
w one a. CHAMBERMAlD aud WAITER, or TO take care
Of Children and do Plain Sewing; the other American Is
y-ss old. to TAKE CHARGE OF CHILDREN and do
CIAMBERMORK good city reference even be SEEM yT
two days at No. Ill West 29ths... near 7th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

T1IRE ENGINES for SALE-Ne~ and second
Il hand Fire Engines all complete, ready for use aud war
psntod, at No. 8 La.syette-plsoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

WANTLp-By neat and competent Woman,
w wtn city ref renee .uaon in the city country for
the SUMMER, ss LAt NDRESS aud CIIAMBERMAlD OF a.
COOK and IAt NDREsS. Understand. baking Wage 81
Call q Nc. $40 East 2id.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

COBURNs Pure LARD OIL, warranted ~
~ superior &c Msobincry and Bsr.aI- - . rssaess -
ss'c'i 3 so 20 s.'!Sgs oslS Assr;., r., N. ~ wrt.x&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
9tationerp ano fanep Goods.
priniins.

TO PRINTERS.-A large assortment OF
III WARRINGTON and SMITH HAND PRESSES, Of vsri-
Qua sizes and in good condition. for sale chear by
T.. r. WEBB No IL Dutch-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

C0AL-PRICE REDUCED.-The subscriber
~ has nd eed The pdee Of mis- Peace Ordpd and L-hi,h
sst Goals OF which be hs supply q che qaaes
Aso. C,nuei and Lerpooi 0r,ei q ovts marte, rsiea
HFNRY REEVE.
Gomez Of Cana. sas Cen,r.. GOD ysns saa " %, eta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
NOR SALE or TO LET-FOUR COTTAGES,
IL H. RIKER No 80 Nssau-st, New York.

LOR SALE-A three story and basement BRICK
1t HOUSE No IA Fast Ssh st. with al the modern i'm
p,trnen. Apply 81 The lron FouEdy' East l&l''' near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
Boots. 6boee, Sc.

d, A S0 DOUBLE-SOLE WATERPROOF
~ Il eNbsRWED BOOTS NOW READY AT JoNES'S,
no. 10 ANN-sTREET. ALSO - ~ DOUBLE-5oLE
PkGCED BOOTS. .-------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

DAVEN, BACON & Co., (successOrs TO Baco
II Raven, PTANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS, War
No 1855 Grand Broadway where flu sssormef
be found exclusively OF own manmi
tvre. Warranted Ia every respect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
Financial.

O,,e, o. rss csoeEfs m 49, $3.50 s sos,"
Ne 81 w.I.t loss a Pe.,lA A. ~ ,SSS as's isS
A SEMI-ASNUAL DIvIDsSC Ola PER
N CENT IA. tlis isy tecn secisr.s c - ~ IT. sSs
sr, q .hi. Oakce or dtmsDS SAhho -. q
cg,.,cAI Bask NswYosg M~S - fsR
DIyJDEhD.-Ths President aud Dlrocscu Il
I,s. s.sa b4s, hi. a.y deos.ae4 QuAETHnLY Dill
npNI on SIX le, FER CENT psy be % H'ssosaess - -
shci BOMBAY. ihe sh day Of AT %IIIJaHs CO..
Board. " " y '@ 49,. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

GATHER & CHURCH. Of SAN FRANCISCO.
O-The AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK IL auth sri,sd tes
h tied extent q CASH presentation the UNPAID DRr
dawn by sATER CHURCH a. San Frsnciseo ssd Bail.
whether payable The counter u that Bark esewhee
The zane sr-snseu~nt apples sisot' be
Of w. o. SLEEPER Co, Of Columbia. CsJforriA DfsnsS
b. pftsentsd in duplie..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

~ N''''11o IIV0' tI4VIVu5HIy aVquIIIVfu
IA with the Eus,-h who for the last ten yes
pcsion Professor Of the fench Germsu aud Spaush Ian
In COLLEGE o. The dole States desires from
ouss PFeerss OF would Ie to enter into partnership
contribute osptta Of 81 o 9) Address H. c.. Poush
kespsie NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

extremely low prices for Dash second hand Pisn ~
Pianos Melodeons to rent and rent allowed on
,e,ci .se: for sale on monthly Also Muslc a. halt
prise at the Piano Agency q HORACE WATERS. No St'
B4oad ,HnX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

DIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS, new and
old to RENT At g. 80 50, IS. SS So - 50 aud 80
mouth SALE OF great bargains. Old Pianos taken in
Exchange. handsome 6loctsve rosewood Piano for $s5
Prof DUMSDAY, No. 225 0rsndst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

w an infant She mt" he prepared u 60 10 snid.ky
0h,o on M DDS afternoon. harh 81 Appy a. PDWELI'S
srIiSe-~ 20 Oas co.. a. end s. ia 7,h y Wulsms5rsh
The Washington union., 1858-02-20
Leave Deeriield Friday at 10 a n,

Leave Deorfeld Friday at 10 mi
Anve at Fort Recovery by 6pm;
Leave Fort Recovery Saturday Ut d IN,
Arivs at Deerfed by 2 pm.
1899 From Deerhed by Ridgsvlie, EmmettvlIe, Fair
View, and Albany to Granville, 30 miles aud
blck, q week.
Leave Deeried Tuesday at IN;
Arrive at Granville by IL m;
Leave Granville Tuesday at m
Arrive at Deer6ed by pm.
Proposals TO commence q, Union City will he oonsid-
cred
1870 From Union City, by Mars Hlll aud JoIdsn,
Fort Recovery, (Oho,) 20 miles aud back, twice
week.
Leave Union City Thursdsy al o q nj
Arrive a, Fort Recovery by l2 M
Leave Fo,t Recovery al pm,
Arrive ut Union City by pm;
l22Tl From Mt. Vernon Farmersyille, % miss and
back, once = week.
Leave Mt Vernon Saturday at 2 Pm
Arrive at Fsrmersvile by 3p mi
Leave Fsrmersvie Saturday al 80 IN,
Arrive at MI Vernon by AZ pm
Proposals to end at Now Harmony will be con-
sdered.
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

City, to Grand Traverse, IS miles and back, once
week.
Leave Manistse on Thursday at ans
Arrive nj Grand Traverse next Saturday by 6pm;
Leave Grand Traverse on Monday at IN;
Arrive at Manistee next "Wednesday by m.
1883 From Traverse City, by Glen Harbor and Leland
to Nortbpor, GO miles and back, once in two
weeks.
Leave Traverse City every other Monday at o q mi
Arrive at Nsrlhpoh next Wednesday by 6pm;
Leave Northport every other Thursday at am;
Arrive at Traverse City next Saturday by D p M
1854 From Traverse City, hy White Water. Stephens,
= Charlevoix. and Little Traverse, to Duncan, 100
miles and back, once in two weeks.
y Leave Traverse City every other Monday at 6 m; 4
Arrivea at Duncan next Friday BY 6pm;
Leave Duncan every other Saturday at q M
Arrive at Traverse City next Friday by 6pm.
1885 From Grand Rapids, by Talmsdsc, lamont East
mansvle, Ottawa Centre, Crockery Creek, Nor
tonville, and Mill Point, to Grand Haven, sc miles
and back, three times a week.
Leave Grand Rapids Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day ATTAIN,
Arrive at Grand Haven by 6 p m;
Leave Grand Haven Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at "a m;
Arrive at Grand Rapids by 6 m.
Proposals for six times week service are invited.
1896 From Grand Rapids by randviIe. Georgetown. and
AllendaIe, to Grand Haven, 3s miles and back,
week.
Leave Grand Rapids "Wednesday at Cans
Arrive at Grand Haven by SPIN;
Leave Grand Haven Thursday at 6 a m;
Arriys at Grand Rapids by spm'
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

Leave Saint Joseph al m,
Arrive at South Bend by pm.
1866 From Schoolcraf by Prairie Ronde. Porter, Little
Prairie Ronde, and Pickett's Corners, to La
Grange, % miles and back, week.
Leave Schoofcraft Wsdncsdsy II 7s nj, >
Arrive at La Grange same day by pm;
Leave La Grange Tuesday at 9 m;
Arrive a. Schoolcraft same day by 7pm.
Proposals for twice week service are invited.
1867 From Kalamazoo, by Portage, Schoocrah, and
Flowe,tield, 10 Three Rivers, % miles and back,
six times week.
Leave Kalamazoo daily, except Sunday, at s a mi
Arrive At Three Rivers by IL mi
Leave Three Rivers at PM
Arrive at Kalamazoo by pm;
Proposals for service three times only are invited.
1868 From Kalamazoo, by Brady Park, and PAkvhe to
Cenuevillc. 20 miles and back week.
- Leave Kalamazoo Thursday at m,
Anye at Cenlrevie by pms
Leave Cenirevlis Friday at Q am;
Arrive al Kaamsz,o by pm.
1869 From Kalamsz o, by Silver Creek Gun Msh, Or
angevlle, and Yankee Springs, to Vaudeville, "a
miles and back once a week.
Leave Kalamazoo Monday att I'M;
Arrive at MiddevilIe same day by 6pm,
Leave Mlddlevie Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Kalama 200 same day by pm
1880 From Kalanazo, by Richland Mlo Prsrevle and
Yankee Springs. TO Hastings AZ miles and back,
three times week
Leave Kaamszoo Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday
at7am
Arrive at Hastings by pm;
Leave Hastings Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
at7am;
Arrive at Kalamazoo by pm.
1851 From Kalamazoo by Cooper, PIsnwe and Otsego,
to Allegsn, ~ miles and back, six times week.
Leave Kalamaz, daily except sunday, at 8 IN,
Arrive al Alicgan by 2 pm; ~
Leave Alegan at 9 nm,
Arrive at Kalamazoo by pm,
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

Leave Greenville Friday al 3 a mi
Arrive at Lyons by m.
la6ls From North Eagle, by Goss Riley and Bengal to
Dallas, l6 miles and back. week.
Leave North Eagle Friday at m;
Arrive al Dallas day by IL M s-9' r---a---
Leave Dallas same day at m;
Arrive a, North Eagle same day by 6pn
Ia6l7 From Lansing, by Camp Creek, West Windsor.
Charlotte, Wslon and Olivet, to Belieview. a5
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Lansing Tuesday, Thursdsy, and Saturday at
Gam;
Arrive at Belleview same day by 6pm;
Leave BelIevew Monday, w cdnesday and Fridsy
at
Arrive at Lansing same day by 6 p m.
26ls From Lansing by Oneida, Chester, Vesmontville,
and Merritt, TO Hastings, 40 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Lansing "Wednesday at m;
I Arrive at Hastings same day by pm;
Leave Hastings Tuesday at t6 am;
Arrive at Lansing same day by pm.
Proposals for service twice week are invited.
1868 From Lansing by Alverson, Woodruff. Ferry, and
Antrim, to Byron, 80 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Lansing Friday at an;
Arrive at Byron by pm;
Leave Byron Saturday at a m,
Arrive .. Lansing by 6 M
l262O From Lansing, by DotA, Grand Ledge, Mud Creek,
DANNY, and Sebews. 10 South Cess, ~ miles and
back, once o wcck.
Leave I.ansng Friday at ~ m
Arrive al South Cass next day by IL m,
Leave South Cass Saturday, m,
Arrive al Lansing nsxt Monday by II am;
Proposals for semi, weekly service are invited
1861 From Lansing. by Waucousts, North Eagle Port
land, and Maple, to Lyons, 80 miles and back.
three times q week.
/ Leave Lansing Monday, Wednesday, and Friday At
6sms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-23
NoTICFIN CHaNCERY

~ARLAND LILLY and Pstsey bis vile; the said Gar
yI land Lley az Of the executors OF Ia fonuex'
ter decd and administrator de bons non WITH tue
viii annexed of Thomas Poindexter, decd; Charies ".
Dickinson and sally Ann his wife, Charles Dckhson
and Lucy his wiic, Thomes s. Shepherd and Martha 8
r Perkins Thomas P. Perkins Robert c. Perkins, deo;
w Hackett and Kitty A. his wife, Bickerton winston ana
Sally r. his wife, and John 8. Kent and Ann d. mis-
wife, f'ain''n''
Against
William j. Winston, one OF the executors OF EDWARD
Poindcxter decd the said William Winston IN ms own
right and Mary P. his wife; Lucy Hacke Conn J. hnsH
ett Henrietta Hhckett and Mary Hackett george W.
Hsckett administrator, with the will aonexed OF Wm
and the said H. B. Thompson, personal representsnVe VI
Thomas Poindexter. decd; William Poudexter, lhonns
Poindextrr James rond-xter Sally r. Poindexter, MAY
r.ret Puindexter Matilda Poindexter, the widow. anu
Richard White aud D. Burnett, personal represents
yes of James Pondexter, decd; Jamcs E. Pondextet'
Eliza Poindexter, William Pondextsr, Sally PoindeSter,
Henry Poindexscr Charles Poindexter Cornela poin'
dexter aud Thomas P. Lilly. Dcfondants
By decree made hy the Circuit Court Of Louisa Coun'
ty on the 22d Of September last Ia suit OF the ABOVE
name and STYLE therein depending It wns among enei
things. ordered that after publication Of notice In one oil
the newspapers printed In the City Of Richmond, once
week for successive weeks (Which should be equva
lent to personal service OF such notice upon the paue
one of the Commissioners o said Court should take an
account showing how the nett proceeds of the sale OF rue
sIsves In the bin mentioned are TO be distributed.
The aforesaid parties-paintffs and defendants-are
hereby notified that have fixed upon my Office, at Louisa
rthouse a. the place and the fifth day Of August next
sa the ne for performing the above dutyrequred OF me-
Given under my hand, Commissioner Of the said
Court. this 18th day of June, 1855
July 2-ow4w hENai W. mohhhi' S'ni' ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-23

TIE VIRGINIA. SPRINGS.

The great improvements Which have been made
al several OF ou Virginia sprDss and the promise OF
an usually successful season at the principal watering
places of the Alegany range. have greatly exercised
several OF The abolition pspers Of New York.
Whilst We regret the gloomy prospects Of Newport
and Saratoga and their dese,ion by their former pat
ron., we zee no reason why our own watering places
should be made the subject of such gross msrepresen
tations aud unfounded ISLANDERS as are contained in
the following paragraph from the New York "Times:"
II seems that tho prevailing scarcity OF money has
80 effect in inducing hotel keepers at the Springs In
Virginia. 10 practice more moderation IN their charges
than heretofore. Ii anything, they more extor-
tionste than ever and THE, indeed, because they
have somewhat enlarged their accommodations with.
out any prOportionate Improvement in the iare L
have seen letter from lady at the Old Sweet
Springs in Monroe county, IN which She states tha'
Atty cents charged for each BATH to boarders at the
hotel those boarding elsewhere IN the nelghpOrhood,
are charged This is eItortiCn with vengeance,
and IL lie well that the public should BIZ made aware
of it, thnt they may guard against such impoa!'ion.-
As regards the tare the charge. II appears is little
Less reasonable, no less than Sl6 week being e6-
acted for piece of dead hog aud chickens, and now
and then little beef and mutton. Thus far they
have but few 10 practice upon, and It s right snouo
be 80.
We are authorized by ri.iters at this celebrated
and popular watering place to here lie not one
word OF truth in the above paragraph. Although the
wealthy and liberal proprietors of the Sweet Springs
have by the most profuse expenditure OF money made
that summer rereat ons of most attractive and beau
tfu in the United States, there has been no such
departure from their former prices as is alleged in
the Times"
Those who are familiar with the many comforte
and u1uries with which the visiters at the Sweet
Springs are surrounded, will require no assurance oi
the utter absurdty of the libel upon the table com
forts of the establishment. They are every way equa
to those of fret class city hotel Whilst the favori'e
watering places of the North tif we are to believe
the correspondents of the Northern press,) are anti
clpating disastrous season, there are more visitors
than usual at the Virginia Springs There are for
instance eighty vsiters at the Old Sweet Sprpg'
than there we're at this time last year. The Virginia
watering places merit all the generous patronage
which they are enjoying at this time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-23
AUCTION SALES.
Se~~>>~~>|--c>-~~>----~- - -
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND LANI

FOR SALE.
I'm accordance with the will of the late George Hamil
ton, deceased offer for sale the farm on which h'
resided called Forest Hill
1t is situated In the county of Sposyvana, Va, abou
hive miles below Fredericksburg, near the Rappahan
mock river with the Richmond and Potomac Railroad
passing through it.
The neighborhood offers every sociable nduoemcnt
while Fredericksburg 10 accessible by hours ride
over fine road.
The farm consists of two tracts: Forest IIill which
has all the improvements. containing about seven hun
dred and orty.three acres hundred of which il
wood The other short distance from the first contains
two hundred wholly in wood and has been used as
OF fuel and timber All the necessary build
ings for farming purposes granAry corn houses stables
carriage house negrocabns, &C., are well located and
In good order.
The dwelling house is commOdious building of wood
containing eight in perfect repair situated on
eminence that overooks the whole plantation and com
Inands beautiful and extensive view of the Rappahsn
mock Valley as far as the eye reach; prospect
varied and attractive is rarely 10 be found ali the
snry Offices, kitchen, meat houses, dairy cchouse d.
are also in good order The land very productive well
adapted to the growth Of wheh corn and grass and
in good order for cultivation
MassHponaX run through the farm for conad.
cradle distance aordns abundant supply of water
for stock during the dryest There good
card productive garden, and several unailiDg springs
OF the purcst water tue place Its perfect healthul
beauty Of location and other advantages make this
most desirable abode.
Persons wishing view the premises invited to do
80; they will be shown by the overseer Mr. Stevens.
Terms OF sale accommodating, and made known on ap'
plleation to me.
The above property if sold privately Of which due
notice will be given will be offered al public auction,
the premises, to the highest bidder Wednesday, the
18th August next GEORGE HAMILTON JH.,
Executor OF George Hamilton, deceased
Address-P. o., Brandy Station, Cupeper Co, Va
June l9-ct Aug l8