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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19

FURNlTUREi FrRNITuRES
VU0HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE 10
the Ci;issas Of wsk.. ssd sl the sssssssssse es~s
tics, that be still krsps On haad 81 hts
Furniture Ware Roe0s 10 1ale3eh,
(sSgssrs Esss " Ops Fer EssAJ
large and s1isasivs sssnssmsst u hs bsst r@sissv
such - Bussau Csotrs Tables. SSsvsssss CAsss Hsa
srsds wash Stands &c. &C.. ell Of Which Ne vii ell
the most reasonable tssaA Al osdsss poo assy 80
HENRY ,. pRowx.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COAAON
y2 wu.d Cuns. made esdss. he srsssss sessss.
~. Also HtSkS METALLIC BURIAL CASES kspA 90
hand. The Sabscsbss hss tss Hsasss Sc fsssvs osrs-
sioas. uEyky }. HkOWN.
April g, 1854 u-iy
DERFUMERYl FINE suPrLY OF LrRixs.
II PHALONE AND nAxONy pvyfsessy ssa ss<y
guods saeh Es,sa<ss Ssps. Peaass Isssh - Hsss
Brushes. COMBS. Satehsk. PsxksS bsoks. De.
For sals 81 he Drugstore u
WILLIAMS uArwoop0
Oct Z, 1sSA s-0
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19

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LApSW KSs csxrs aSs,sass, 81 s~ss srsas ..s
Vssksfs noys ANp WAo0t AADstgSsss CAktlAets
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19

nNut tuilnNttc BANK roEMs &C. rttnr,.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19

$3.50 From Waynesvle by JOnahans Greek, Cove Creek
CTenn.,S Hackletoo,h, Deaton's. and Fair Garden,
to cambridge, 20 miles and back, once . week.
Leave Waynesville Monday at fam;
Arrive at cambridge next day by5pm;
Leave cambridge Wednesday at 4 am;
Arrive at Waynesvlle rext day by5pm.
soaues: and T.l!g.h; to clarts!i'ls, g @iles and
supplied only on alternate trips
Lave Franklin Tuesday and Friday alpm;
Arrive at Franklin next day BY u m.
bsss From Franklin BY Covee Nanthaa, Forks Of Ten
nes.se, and kiyohih. to chilhowee, tTenn-) ss11
miles and back, once q week.
Az. ; !; Ss;;ss: s: Z; SPIN;
Arrive At Franklin next day BY spm
dess From Cop2ervie by Tusqutee, Fort Hembree and
sc.'t0sn Mount Eo'i., a miles and
Leave copPervilG Tuesday as.m;
Leave Mount Eolia Tuesday at pm:
Arrive at Copperville by pm;
sS4 From aurphsy By Hanging Dog Buffalo and Yellow
Greek; to Niy%hih, ~ miles and back, once week.
Arrive q kyohih next day BY Il M;
Leave Niyohh Tuesday att pm;
sass From hurphey. BY Notta RSiips @d. Ho. HOUSE,
EdGm and Santa Lueah. to Erd.y 4511l miiss and
Leave Murphey Friday at sam;
Arrive s At Ell:jsy BY SPIN;
ssss Prom %.. a :.g r. T.: tas a. to B.,,. "a
Arrive = Bisi;.';!s y Am;
Leave Blairsvie Monday at m;
sss f% HenSereo oey ~ :, M job. E,,,. s.,,
whitakers and Jesse lsr.ers to Curtis, IN bun
Bidder. viii .isa. distance, and propose ses,au,
xees 70 Of departures and arrivals.
es'" ffo" H'ndea'on,ils. BY Romans Bu9, Calhoun
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19

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tsws - ossvA - essp~@ ssssNe tss N~sss o. msAs.
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ten.s from n " ssaSss., Eg. HsS~s"ss. n y
N.sss~v~Ss Nsss 81 1ssse
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q Far. e sAs sFm 81 n.srsssu issass& HAss. Ns~
Feb whs ssss rass fa~~ 80 sasa esesssssrs OF use
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-31
DicGCALlON,

~ \
T'liiS distinguished Race Horse will stand thes
i ensuing season, commencing on the 18th ~
f-brssry and ending on the 10Th OF July, at myZSLA
,;ahi- AZ the Troing Park, near Richmond, at So The
-a.0a aad 81 10 the Groom TO paid In all cases When
he mare served should the not prove in fos, she
ca he .-u; 10 the the gratis Mares will
a. forty per day, but there will be no re-
spOn,hy for accidents or escapes As the subscriber
.h-, avoid the trouble Of collecting the seasons he
made able in advance; and this Is his induceeni
:or standing the horse so low
Deucscn is Elk years old this Spring; dark chesnut,
without white. except the forehead; Ave feet
!ach and thr--e,s hsh-fa-undcr tee Standard and IS
o. the net proportions and most beautiful symmetry!
lis backbone remarkable for its size and strength lie
believed TO be- taller than his sire, Revenue and Is taller
han his sane Trustee more than two inches taller
Imported Medley. and those renowned English Stai-
lcn, Trumpe,er and whalebone and Is more than ave
acA-s ,al-r than the famous fourme horse ncr icS.
D-ucaion got hy Revenue. sire OF sue Washington.
flany Washington, Engineer, Planet &c, aud is out OF
srsnd dam Dephnr by whisk.r (~inner OF The Derby.
Al! o-n brother 10 whacbone> grand dam iJereed
dam Ny Lady by Coga,, out of The Colon-ls dam, hy
D-pnl; Tpple Cider, BY King Fergus; sylvia by Young
MA..r brother 10 Sylvia Reguius Lord Morons Arabian,
MIbary Mulso Bay Turk, Bay Boston, Coneyskins, Hut
:oa', Grey Barb, Byerly Turk. Pus,ler
oa- o. the most distinguished mares ever IN the lnted
Mater. al all distances froin 10 four mile heats she
s both bred at the Roy stud at Hampton Court The
osr-ns grand dam My Lady, the dam OF The di>in-
,a-t English horse and stallion Jeree and also the
iia VI alpori-d Passenger. My Lady daia WAS Also
Ian O. the Colonel winner OF ST. Ledger, aud one OF th,
a,; distinguished and stations in England and her
'a lsewis. the dam OF the famous four mile horse
NYZ THIS pedigree remarkable for II. riclne, and
3.y for the s,ouine,s OF its and is
cf,A. most ancient he found in ,- stud boo. %
E.gl.nd, running back TO the reign of Charles l.
A, 20 Lis performances Il Is sufficient TO say that h" ran
~ and them all except one of ni! hcds ''l'
cas- one he ever ran that dstanceD III which he was
sy Inferior horse In consequence OF being d"c
i-s a,s In all his other races which we're oi i.o ana
e niles heats he conended with the iuesi horses o ms
Ay Including Engineer, Shocxoe Tar River, &C., &C. ahu
t s councillors with such that he never Was put
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-31
CnrsrrgrlELp.- we give the vote at
thrcc of the prccincts in this county,

Avurg.r.--Olfcial --Gogsin's majority is
l3j.
MONTGOMERY. -Goggil's maj, in Montgomc-
ry is %.
Floyp.-(ioggns reported majority go
tiYrrxr.-t;oggin's majority in this county
is l3l; I.cakc' majority is ;;O6.
ArsusrA. Goggln has Sl5 majority and one
precinct to hear from. skinner has '2o ma
.jority.
RorKISGlIAM AND SHENANDOAH u.--ilarrlS has
| 500 majority in these two counties. while
Goy.n gains 5UO on the vote of 1870.
RocHURIpGE-Givcs Goggin gain.
BArm-ShowS gains for Coggin.
Ono CouNrY.--GogGin's majority in OHIO
county is about $50. Clemens dem, tor Con-
cresS. is 100 ahead in Wheeling Two Oppo-
Slion candidates To the Legislature are elected
The other one is in doubt.
BrrxElrY County has gone for Faulkner,
dem, for Congress. by about 30 majority -
Lrtchers vote not asccrtaned.
flCu,pLorrr CoryTY.-Editors Enquirer
Below send Won the official vote of this pre-
cinct; Letchcr ~, Goggn 80. Montague 9i
Wiley 2g Tucker -. Preston -. For Con-
rress-Wm, q. Goodc -, VIM. C.. Flournoy,
Ind Dem. 81. For Board of Public Works
Clay Is. Trcadway 81. For the House of Del
ecaics. Samuel F. Mc'ichec, dem, 10; John r.
pSEWe have rot returns from all the pre-
cincts except RobOy's, which gives MeGehee
30 majority as far as heard from, and he Is
probably elected.
CAroLlxE.-Editors of the Enquirer: Gen
tlemcn Below you will find a statement OF
the vote at farmers shop at the close 10: Of the
polls s:-Gossin IS, Letchcr 90; Wiley a.
nettc A. Caskie %; Boutwell, l6, Tyler 66;
At Bowlin Green GogSin's majority reported
at 1o7. willcys ad. Preston's 70. Dcar-
nctte 10 Tylers l4o.
JEFFERSON county has gone for Bo;eler by
about 272 majority.
The vote at Harpers Ferry stands:-Gov-
ernor-Lctcher, dem, 242; Gossin, opp, l45'
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures, dem. 2+o;
Wiley, opp. 14l. Attorney GsneralmIueker, usa
Faulkner, dem, lCs; Botcler, opp, ,2ls.
BgDroRD.-Goggin's majority 56l, and one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-31
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

TTNE undersigned will sell privately hi. Tract Of Land
known As ''Uak Grove in Louisa county, lying about
Dcr miles North Of the Court House, the Of Gold
Min. Creek aud obtaining about SUI About
fourth this is heavily mber.d with the best white
and oak and hickory in the county, and the halanc
pure granite und therefore, peculiarly adapted to thu
growth tobacco well being suitable to the produc
ton Of the usual crops Of wheat. corn, oats, 81.
The improvements consist OF neat and c"inmodious
framed dwrng house. ice house and all necessary out
houses, In u grove Of ~ acres
The land Is well walered and has several exceen' springs
upon H. Together with two orchards Of the most choice and
valuable fruit trees.
The only which induces the subscriber to oncf
this land for s because he has determined to engrae
South
further description of this land is deemed unnecessary
IL il presumed those wishing purchase, Will personal
ly pect it. The subscriber will take pleasure In showing
it any such His address is Louisa Cour; House. Va
Mas lG-cw1w WM Y. THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-31
NNt VIC IIVR E'dIII5 IVI IIIFhIs'ff 0IcEe III wv
FINE PLEASURE I3ATI I
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

FINlilS establishment VIII he op-hcd The WELT ~ VI
MAY, for tie ,nterta nInent "i the public Is Now
thoroughly repaired top Improved in all
respecs-and Is In every better suited {" the comforts
Uf Its patrons than heretofore.
The main building i 1--WE stories high go icc' III l'teh,
and arranged that enter from thu street IN the mad
die Of the house. fronting shocko- sir instead q
Cary street. formerly II i siry oony cp'y"iie;it
and comfortable rs |, can be.
Tie chambers furnished throughout tnd hav-
the best quality of h,Iing.
The Kitchens admirably arranged, ani have r"cry
convenience for The serving up separately TIE dHrrrh'
meats and vegetable.
Having engaged Col. WYATT CAEpWiIl formerly Of
Charlotte county and Mr. e. LUCK. 0: Richmond. who
will ,i.N their whole time the -eacht "i VIC
house for me- feel coniie::, with She ;Acr. furnished
thein that everything and will be- done y them aud
th-ir assistants add 10 e comfort .! their sn-t,
Ornnbu>cs being built. and vii rni I" the dn"'
d.pois, and packcthoa's IL '""h ~ com
plcicd la the sa,imr poItrrs .il attend i'm a'h
Jos. H. CEINSIItW, Proprietor
From, the ahov. notice il H hc Ia; "r. e under
si.n-d have tire c-mca o! the Columbian il"i.L-
We take a>!on TO say !r"t. 'hi Hi he .N
cc-dingly happy receive rca - - nii establishment
now revived and nrdrrnscd. where NO pain, shall be
WYATT CAIDHELt.,
Nav lO-rln e. u. LUCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-31
The Richmond Enquirer,
rrpL,snEp DAILY, sEMlwEExLY AND WEEKLY
ny RICHIE. DUNNAvANT. TYLER 4 WISE.
EElsNS.


.sp,iY P,rsR, seven dollars per annuG, and st the
e,,h, dollars If taken for shorter period than one
- For the SyNiwEEILr. Ave dollars per annuin and
~, dollars for six months, payable Ia advance For the
rxY a. per annuu, or six copies Tor $40 be paid in
,,,by In advance. When letters containing money
% by us they aust be Registered, they will be 1t the
"a; Il the writer's.
~ Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
=. HicaxoSp ESorisgK ADVERTISING SmEer is publish
very Monh the circulation Is twenty thousand copies.
,,rrt!sements inserted at twenty five cents per line
All dues 10 this Office may be reuntted per mail, In
'.- Ei!:ors. ,
.- All Obituaries and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
=: Ines are charged .or As advertisements.
I,-, from 4 distance must be accompanied with the
,,,.nec pay. or satisfactory references.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-31
PUBLIC SALE OF THE aLL1CIlAN I

STRINGS. IN TIE COUNTY Or MONTGOMERY.
puruacc Of the provisions o! deed .; trust, executed
on the lh;h day "f april, ls'.. by DR. Ned Brid
-> and wife, and of record in the Clerks Offices Of the
ties Montgomery and Franklin, made To secure TO the
Mcs,r, Holt the former propri-tcr-, IN. psymen, of the
n, trustee in said deed sale. public auction, in
Of thea li-gany Springs Hotel On FRIDAY b" 2iih
dav Of JUNE ls? fair noi, thea on the neNt fair day
except sunday aud Monday, THREE UNDIVIDED
rOURrliS OF al ta, well knUw property IL !he county OF
Montgomery. known ~ the ALLEHtNl SPRINGS PROPERTY,
which consists tbcdvs the Springs proper OF TRACT OF
LAMB supposed 10 ain about p Acres, OF the Hotel,
Cabins Bath iIou,, and other improvements said tract
o.aud and Of the Household and Kitchen Furniture Plan
a;on Tools and live Stock. and employed upon the
said tract Of land and hciogg the said spriuSs .siab
ishment.
The improvements Of The substantial kind and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation Of YyE
These Springs have for several past,
pieces of property in the Stae,he beins justly cre-
brted !or its great MEDICINAL NIErE>. They have in past
years been extensively pairons- and such Is their c-e
urt, not only In this Siac but throughout The SOUTH hst
further description is deemed unnecessary.
Possession ~.l be- given upon the con,ninai!on Of The
sale that the purchaser will have ample ;ime make
arrangement, for the ensuing Sp in;
am authorized by Mr.. Is. W. L. cir, the owner Of he
other fourth o. this property, 10 that II the purchaser
"a the sale vcrtised, desire he can pGr has. Ills nte
rest upon IL. mos. reasonable terms.
TO the requirements Of the deed "a" trust, cash
payment will be- required. which viii amount about
trust will be required he made the first days Of
January l>6U ani ls6 uc>s otherwise agreed between
the parties IN Interest.
JOHN o. L. GOGGlN Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF VALUABLE


OuRSUANT to decree Of the Circuit, Court of Northum
suit Of liuna c nj iIunall Ct al We will sell 10 ia,
highest bidder. II; lea,vilr. MONDAY the 18th day o
June next ttiat being Northumberland County Court iav
the following valuable Tracts OF Land b.lougn, 10 the heirs
OF Richard llunal decd:
first--h tract OF Wood Land known as the Forest
Tract, containing over 500 There Is small
portion OF , land opened the remainder being heavily
aperson wishing TO engage in the wood business and the
same Tim" TO clear up and improve farm this place pos
scsNvS decided advantages IL i situated enicniy
na'iSahie waterth- wicomco rivcr-in heallhiul ard
pleasant locality, with soil unbroIen and susceptible Of
the highest Improvement.
SecOnd-A snall OF 90 acres adjoining the land Of
AeNtndcr Blackwell. This tract Is immediately On the
Micoi'co river AMI covered with vigorous growth oi
IN. hes; young Pine Timher.
Thr'-Smith's Point Tract. that portion Of Smith :
Point Island belonging the said heirs This is about ~
acres oi open land with sucency OF timber for fuel anu
other purposes IL il situated the mouth OF the Potomac
river fronting the Chesapeake y and has long been noted
Ofthe bc, ad and herring Serys In all this section
With but slight expenditure towards Improving the haul II
ay be made profitable fishery while the open land
is sufficient snug and profitable trucking farm II Is
where hotels. In erection for rrlrrxt;
which circumstance will contribute vastly the profitable
OF trucking in this locality.
TEHMsA suihccncy In cash pay os suit and sale;
the balance In equal in.almen,s one and three
yca-spurchasrr to give hond and approved personal
cuy Tor the deferred and titled reserved until
The whole OF the purchase Iuoucy Is paid.
Further information cat, had by addressing any
one q the Commissioner Il: burgess Store, Va.
WILLIAM T. COLES,
WlLLllN A. HupNALL COMMISSIONER
JAMES = SUTTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-31
Al IERAIlvE AND CURATIVE POWERS

usurp those Of any other Mineral Water on
the face of the globe.
Many persons afflicted With the diseases enumerated
above In ferns which had resisted the most skfa n'd'-
cal treatment and had rendered the lives Of the sufferers
alike wr-ched and useless through long Of pain nave
been restored to perfect health by their or the vast
number suffering with such maaes, there are co'
rayey few indeed who would not be- either cured or se
ly relieved here.
The Springs situated In elevated mountain region
The scenery around l. wild romantic and beautiful ana
healthy and delightful summer climate can no "Heic
be found.
Besides the Hot Baths for invai', there are two
FINE PLEASURE; BArIIS
for persons ia good health
Good MUSIC will he In attendance early In The -"ason
ROUTE from the principal cities In The United states hy
railroad To the Milboro depot, of the Virginia C"n''i
Railroad, thence hy stage Coaches - miles, U'cr u
graded turnpike to the SPRING..
Passengers leaving Richmond. Va, Baltimore, Nd
in III. morning. tlrou; 10 i- place the same
dav supper pass the night IN, Warm Springs ana
. arrive here 10 breakfast next morning.
For Il full hi, celebrated watering place see
'DE Bows RLilw' for June. and "tNrs'iS FALyEE Tor
Nav -, : GOODE.
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NOTICE.-ApplIca,ion will he made to the y
VALUABLE SMALL FARM.
IN HESRlCO COUNTY, On DEEP EUN TCRNrlhf
ToI SALE PRIvATLL.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY.
NE authorized by Mr Alexander Carr twho intends
w to remove TO the city, TO oGcr for sale privately ,'s
Farm in icnricu county, Deep Run Turnpike. rs mIe'
from tbs city.
II contain, 80 of highly improved land, remarka'
bly, healthy, and adjoining the Lands OF Dr. Andrrscn Ar
ehy Blair, tsq, and others.
The imro' are, very comfortable framed h"ei,
linz will, i've rooms kitchen, large barn. and the u'ua'
out houses.
Should j, not be sold privately before the 18Th day o'
June it will he offered al public auction Immediately ai'er
the sale OF The property advertised By Messr' llntfhe'o
and Young.
The above property ad"ns the "Tol Gate tract ahv'r.
tised by Mcssrs llutchesOns and Young thereby allowing
the purchaser AN opportunity Of securing more land
II sold privately, due notice will he given Tcnl- LIBERAL
For further particulars apply TO ~.
April ~ 2awtJunest JAS VI. TAYLOR sun.
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HOT SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.

TElIE Hotel this place will lie open for the reception
Of VISITORS OIL the l., Of June next. The supply "i
mineral water Is abundant: and there are NINE BATHS
constantly supplied with fresh water from separate springs
of various temperatures from j. 10 LOO deg Fahrenheit
These waters cure the chronic forms .! Reumasn, Hru'
rsga Paralysis free from n!ammatory action G"ut DIS,
of the Liver. Old injuries the muscles joints anu
irnio, enlarged glands spinal irritation. chronic arrhus
and diseases peculiar females. more thoroughly
aad rapidly than any other remedy the American coz
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FOR SALE,

A BEAUTlPCL COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM or 80
ACRES WITHIN MILE AND HALF or STAIHloN
fINE MANSION is large brick building with brick out.
Il houses, inclu!n: Da.ry. Cheese establishment anu
Bathonse and all ie ccnveenccs and sppurienaIce o'
q gcnicnans residence.
The barns stables and farm houses for and ne
srocs are extensive, su's'anti4! and in good repair
fine spring las hccn conveyed ,n the Mansion paiI.
Bathhousc anil sta les in three inch iron pipes and te
grounds may be handsomely ornamc:e with fountains NJ
small expense.
There orchards on ;he premises Of selected arie
and peaches many grape vnc and almo, ever! variety VI
fruit adapted 10 the climate.
The land IS limestone, in fine ih and condition. ana
much OF we'll set In grass. 40 cleared anu he
residue heavily imbr!e WOODLAND and the whole under
good enclosure.
II will be sold upon easy terms. .-....ra>.
Apply 20 JOHN J.. PEfIuH.
April 2y-c6E S!sunton. Va
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NOR RENT-THE PowHATAS HorsE.-,ESa
l. This desirable, convenient, well located Ho'ci Et
aud Boarding House. situated the Capitol, and.
In the central part Of the city Of Richmond IS Tor fe "'
q term OF years
This establishment, under the management OF propise
tor who understands his business. will be found proha
BILE location l, having been very popular house. CON
anding large thare of patronage from the respectable
portion Of the travelling community.
The house will be put In thorough repair at the efPta
don OF the present lease.
For further particulars, apply TO ,.,,-ox
May as-2svu L1r Of J. McKudoe.