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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
ExClIAsGL HOTEL AND BALLARD

sS presenting this Card 70 the public, &c return many
cordial thanks 10 our generous patrons the kindness
we have resolved their hands. and hope that the NJ"
ORDER or AFFAIRS TO be initiated September J. l>o!,
will receive that our previous e'-
forts and abors accommodate guests have met Wilh
Mrs.r. JOHN =. and THOMAS E. BALLARD are nov
the prOpe:ors u! the Establishment AMI each ono pledges
himself 20 do what the comfort convenience and reqr!rc-
incnts of their guests demand - .
We desire keep and maintain what our LlCENst cais
for FIRST CLASS HOTEL. 4 promise TO Use 'e'
exrsiios render te establishment as comfortable
is possible With polite agents. AMI r"iiS. prompt sld
attentive servants. shall endeaSor 10 Afford coEpItis
sBt!sfacjcn 20 the travelling public.
" previous card long since pu6lishcd 10 counter.
act tie iniurur. hasee-s runur, IS sufficient proof
.: u.r establishment: been CLOSED aud that,
sing. Il, puhr-pi have been III better condition 20
enter ain siers i,u eIiOiorC All rumnrs as to closure
o. intended ciOsurr c desire onr rGiENDS notice as
false and STASGrPS intending visit ne, wful mis-
sep. 1T
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MRS. CHILD AND THE IssURsENT BROWN.

Some imperfect extracts from the annexed
letters having been published, we have thought
| it advisable. to correct understanding Of the
subject, to give the entire correspondence -
( Mrs. L. Maria Child Cwho asks TO be al-
lowed to nurse" and "soothe" the insurrsc-
ZIONIST, Brown has heretofore been known in
this section as an authoress OF some preten.
Sions. whose literary contributions have served
to fill up the columns of one or two Northern
periodicals Hereafter she will be regarded, in
the South at least, as belonging to the Harriet
Bccchcr Stowe circle" rs one whose morbid
enthusiasm and fanatical zeal have bcclouded
and vitnted judgment, otherwise, perhaps,
clear and sound:
rr,-rr=r FROM nus. CHILD To GOV. WISE.
WAYLANp. Mass, Oct. 2Gth, 1859.
Governor Wise: have heard that you were
! Z man Of chivalrOuS sentiments, and | know
you were opposed to the iniqnitoui attempt TO
force upon Kansas q Constitution aohorrent to
the moral sense Of her people. Relying upon
those indications Of honor and justice in your
character. venture 10 ask favor Of you. En-
closed is letter to Capt. John Brown. Will
You have the kindness after reading 1t yourself,
to transmit il to the prisoner?
l. and all my large circle OF abolition ac
quaintances, were taken By surprise, when news
came Of Capt. Browns recent attempt; nor do
know Of Il single person VINO would have ap.
proved Of it, had they been apprlscd OF his in
| lentlons. Bat |. and thousands OF others, feel
natural impulse Of sympathy for the brave
! Il II,.ri,, In
inmosl of our souls, pcrccivcs some such scntl-
mcnt in your heart also. He needs mother Or
sister TO dress his wounds, and speak soothing
" to him. Will you allow Inc 10 perform that
mission of humanity: If you will, may God
bless you for tue generous deed.
have been, for years, an unro!npromising
aboilionist, and should ScOrn 10 deny it, or
apologize for il, Is much as John Brown him.
self would do. Believing in peace-principlc>, |
deeply regret the step that the old veteran las
taken, while honorhis humanity toward those
who became his prisoners. But, because il Is
nv habit TO be as open rs the daylight, will
also say that if believed our religion justified
men in ishting for freedom, should consider
the cnslaYed everywhere, AZ best entitled 10
that right Such am arOwal is 4 simple, frank cx
press on Of my sense OF natural justice But
should despiSc mysel; utterly, II any cIrcun-
stances could tempt rne to seek to advance these
opinions, in any way, directly or indirectly, a.
ter your permission to visit Virginia had been
obtained on the plea Of sistrrly sympathy with
a brave and suffering man. give you my word
ofhonor which was never broken, that would
use such permission solely and sngly for the
purpose Of nursing your prisoner, and for no
other purpose whatsoever
Yours, respectfully,
l.. MARIA CHILD.
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81 y L Q Ms
ri Il R g T. II z

: THE SEASON fOE PLANTING Is NOW AP-
N PREACHING, the Subscribers would inform their - a
friends ami the rubc HAT their stock Of fRC ,4a
TREES. hand. with resIrc: TO quantity, sizr and Il
quality ,Gp-for sny;h-y have ever before been aCe
: 10 offer
OUR NURSERY established in ls2' by the senior
partner; aad with regularly increasing demand has been
continued ~ present TIE satisfaction given 10
our numerous cu.'"rn-r In r-gns well tc cIgh.
boring States, SPEAKS iUT Itself.
We just heard report from Nome OF our iE"n Il Ia
the adj iceu counties. that who represents !fnse!
10 bc AN agent partner OF Mr. L. Trpos, in the Nursery
business. stating that they had bought US on aud
,at We had retired from Ia. business We take this
sion 10 sag hs: such !, false, and without any
foundation whatever
" Orders addressed US, Richmond, or !eft Al e.
J. Siu,ou Co =. Wa Palmer, Son Cos, T. Johnston
Bros Johnslon BIaa-rorGs, or Logan Walters VII! meet
with pronp, attcr'!or. ~ . .
3 bet JOSEPH SlNIUN 4 SONs.
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JAMES z. ROBERTSON,
A VALUABLE ESTATE F0w slLE,

L,
WILL he sold WEDNESDAY, the lGih day Of No
w b-r 1852 Il fair IL n0:, the next fair day thereafter
upon the premises tn. large and vauah: estate cn'rG
wANERLEf In the county %! Gloucester, Va. II IS sUiI
ted upon North NIe:-a aviIlb!e water, within few
miles Of, aud .myins into Ch"-apea,e Bay- stream
Astounding in oysters and fish, and Ia anc:horhood pro.
verbal Tor intelligence and relnemrHL. Tie Irac: con-
ains eleven hundred and shcen Of land OF which
ELK hundred low grounds q: ;rra, fertility, IN u
high state OF Improvement and uuderaL ~ rsSnusr'bc
beds Of mari
Upon the estate there is modern Brick House aGl; In
III. elegant and substantial manner-contaning. be-.
sides basement, large lis situation Is enc OF
remarkable beauty Immediately upon the river Ia the
midst Of weshaded lawn Altogether, such estate IS
rarely found the market and the sale viii he positive and
without reserve.
At the same time the household and kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements, Stock q! all kinds, provsndrr SC,
belonging 10 such establishment will be sold upon the
usual terms.
For she real estate oncourth OF the purchase money
. be required in cash. the balance 10 eqGsl inamens,
bearing interest from IA. day OF sale The nterrs; payable
se annually n one, two three AZ! icar years, secured
by n deed Of trust upon the premises
OF wheat n regular rotation, will be seeded be-
fore day OF sale for which the purchaser viii pay af the
customary rates.
II any gentleman desires 10 purchase The above estate at
priya;. sale before the JIh November. with everything
upon II. D. addre-s-sa,ing his proposition-eher
DR.. JOHN :. WELfUKD, fr-lerck.burs or
JHisc WM. ". CRCAP, Eicnaonf.
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TO PHYSICIANS A,p TEACHERS.

q WlSd - sell privately nv nOuS. aGd l. = IL the WI
lacc Of La~renceyie, Brunswick county, Va. A. there
!, neither male female school ~ the place, th.is line
o!c;ns FOR Boarding school Physicians woulfndit to
heir inrerc, 20 .AI'Ine ;h property now offered NJ
bargain and m easy t.ras.
Tie lot ccn;ans IL ~ highly i!nprovcdlaad ari
every necessary clubhouse. '!:ctriiageonsc, grnary,
servants houses, &c. all in good order The gar
den aU highly improved, containing il cuya.
tnm Tr- yards front ana back. timely laid out, and
filed with shade trees and shr-Ty. There iSo ch";cG
fruit trees sch Tor the la: year.. have lornt the
iru!,. l. dwelling house consiu- >iS - feet
square, 10 Icy - lH The hai"nirnt u!
hy ~ another room - feet Iuarc, and another 10 BY ~
br>d", tO closets in every bedroom and In tir dinp:
ihrr" are three llrR" porches 20 thu house which
iscNmnandin:ly situated. There Is Doctors Utcr in The
yard ccu;ainIn. $50 rooms.
ssh also 10 dispose Of my household and kitchen ar;.
'r" consisting Of bed room and parior furniture set Of
cottage furniture, piano Fad other things too numerous
mention.
ror further information please address the subscriber.
Terms moderate AMI adjusted TO suit the nNcnercc OF
ihG purchaser. and possession given 4; any time.
!. HICKS, " d., Lawrcncevile.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
,,,pr-sasp DAILY, SEMI.wEEKLy AND WEEKLY
sy sIrcIIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER s WISE.
TERMS:

.s7-pNtr PAPER. seven dollar, per suau;n, sa tie
;,Ai dollars taseu for shorter period than one
g TSt the Sxs-WEKKLY Ave dollars per unnuni. and
l = per annum. six copies for $40 70 be paid in.
~, ~. In ADVANCE. When letter. containing money are
49, ., A they must be rt1i, 81" or ;f.y will he at The
-, a .he ~riters,
Il" SHXoSp ESor!RxE ADVERTISING SusET is published
~ Mcuh: the moa;hiy circulation is twenty thor
fspe Advertisements inserted at - cents per line.
Al dGes 20 this otc- uay be r"uittci per mall! IN
,ai available Bank notes u registered, the rsS OF
/. Etors.
rfss. are charged for Is advert. -ln, ais.
,.r, from distance mus, be accompanied with the Hi.
,, pay or satisfactory references % insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
AUCTION SALES.
SALE or VALUABLE GOLD MINING

JI-A ~ -.
10y virtue Of decree Of the Circri: Court Of H"ochaid
- county, ia tbs cause Of the LAglr Dor Mining Com
pany against JO-crh Thompson Charles l.. Webb, aud
Others, rendered the sI o september ls9 the under
signed, Special Commissioners will SELL In 'front.' rl The
door Of the Court House OF said county the THIRD
MONDAY (22dl IN NOVEMBER neAt 1t public auction, 10
the highest bidder TRACT OF LAND lying In the upper
par: OF said county, aud valuable for lis gold mining quail
ties This contains about hundred aud six acres,
being the land purchased Of Thomas Hodges. and SHOWN
the Hodges tract and Of Thomas Eacs and Catherine
his WIFI. h land lie. In the gold section Of the state ana
has been valued Tor mining purposes. aud has build
iugs suitable for mining operations
Persons wishing purchase invited examine the
land. Anthony Fleming and WT. j. Hunter Sbdnpn Hi
Post Office, living the land, viii show TO any one
disl oed 10 examine it, and y furnish any Information
desired about H.
TtgMs ~ s,LE:-Cash 10 Inush Of the purchase
money shall b- sufficient TO pay -srcn-r' of -ic and
suit, and third Of the proceeds Of the sale:
the residue credit Uf and two years, equal install.
ments, ir"n day o sale, Interest from date secured by
bonds, with approved personal! security. and the ,!:lc re-
ta!I- IN !Irt-r order Of the Court additional security
~, ,-c ~ =, ~ =. ,:r " "iir' COMMITS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
Yours, Respectfully,
l.. MARIA CHILD.
LETTER from Ms. CHILD TO JoES BROWN.

WArtASp Mass, October 20 lS0s,
DEAR CAPTAIS BRorS:
Though personally unknown 10 you you will recognize IN
my nrr friend oi Kansas, when circumstances
made that Territory the battle ground tween the antaso.
n,c principle. OF slavery and freedom which po'ilcids
vainy strive reconcile in the sovernnieut oi the
United Siat-s.
believing peace principles, cannot sympaihk" with
tie tneth you chose 10 uvaLce The cause Of freedom
gu: honor your generous inentons. admire your cou'
moral r"d i, -icai rrse,snce YOU tor ihr IN
NANNY which tempered your zeal l'yinpathz- with your
cruel bcreaYr;ue our sueribgs and your wrongs. In
brief. love you ami BIZ - You.
thousands Of hearts throbbins with sympathy, rs
warm mine. think Of yon night and day, bleeding In
prison. surrounded by hostile faces. sustained only hy iru'!
~ Cod aud your strong heart. long to nurse S"G
20 speak you ss'-ry ~ sympathy an consolation
n.k- permission pl Governor Wise To do IL The
request i, 10; granted, cherish the hope that these few
words may nj reach your hands and afford you
:;lr soacr May you lie strengthened by the conviction
HAT no honest sheds blood FOR recGVm IN vain,
however much he nny be mistaken In . Efforts May God
you and carry through whatsoever may be IN
store for you
Yours with heartfelt respect, sympathy AMI Affection
J.. MARIA CHILD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
RY TIE GOVERNOR OF vIRGINlA.

y PILI1LII<A MANU-
INFORMATION having BEEN received 10y the EaectItiTc,
i ih, ROBERT EuEEHTSJX, who Is charged with muir
der the ninth Instant in the county Of Rockingham has
fed from justice and is large therefore 90
hereby offer R"gard Of ONE HUNDRED AND ,lFIf
DOLLARS I" auy crson wio shall the said Eobert
Robertson and deliver him the Jail Of said county oi
Rockingham, and 10 moreover require al oiccrs {" '-
Commonwealth. civil and military, and request the people
generally TO use their best ,Ncrions 10 procure TIE arrest
of the said fugitive. that he may be hrough; to Justice
G!'cn under my hand a. Overnor. an' nDde: The Les
p : Seal "f the Commonwealth at Richmond, ihS sew
L"''' cHI,en'h dav OF October, lSj?
HENRY 4. WISE
Eober Robertson i abort % years old dars SKIN.
thick, square huiii about Gve feet nine inches ~ 81:
lie will probably attempt 10 get to tlc wc. where he has
many relations.
By We Gorcraor. isorGT w. MrSToKh,
Or, IS-c,g S.r'y nf the Com'th.
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r:IlisEIsTD LAND rO.s

SALE IN NEW kESf.-iiy yiItue o. decree OF the
Circuit Court FOR the County OF Ncw Kent, entered at III:
Fa term Of said Court, lss, in the suit of Appers"n
AprGsOn. Hers, will sell Special Commissioner by
Psn!c Auction 10 the highe bidder on THURSDAY the
la day Of october next, Court day that excellent piece
o.! limb-rei Land known a. 'DlLLAEbS OF which the
late Dr. Apperson died sirze', containing Ia or POO acres
less. SAID land has It the finest lo Of pine tim
Der In this vicinity, distant miles from the ramnnky river
where ready sale can be met with 'Jr 10 Sorhcrn veg
sei..
TERMsA credit OF D. /. aud Is months will be given
ccpi Tor snail deray al sale the purchaser
being required give good personal security and the title
withheld until the last payment aud transfer drecteihy
TIE Court.
:sG~~ Address nc ~ New Ken. Court fousc, Va
T. TAYLOR Special Comr
r. S.-Thc above sale is postponed un;il NOVEMBER
i"T! tir-t day OF the Circuit Lcuril wta II viii positive
Is take place ~ . c'clpck T.. VI Z. TAYLOR.
Nov I'D, Special Cnmr.
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TRUSTEES SALE or 'rsIE LouDoGN

1DY virtue of dcers OF trus executed by the Lou
ID dbun an Berlin Brids- Company, Of which bctrs
date OIL the i Ct Drcrnbr s> aud is recorded IN
the Clerks office Of the County Court Of Londoun county
Virginia and the other the 2sth day nf pccenbsr lss
and Is recorded ia the Land records Of Frederick county
Marylaud the undersigned trustee IN said deeds uained
WILL the purposes therein mentioned proceed 10 SELL At
Public Auction 10 the highest bidder or cash. On TIL rs
DAY, TilE lUTH DAY Uf NUNEHEEE, lSd1. Ihpu. !:
ocock NJ In front of n. TOlliorsc, :hc Virginia
atun"n, the Bridge Of the said Company in the county
of Louj"un, the BRIDGE across the Potomac River, lee
onging TO the said Company, together with all The real
estate and other property OF the said Company AMI all t
privileges and rights appurienan, thereto connected
threwth fully the conveyed by the said
deeds Of trust The said Bridge has been recently built OF
the best materials and In the most substantial manner:
l. we'll locairG connecting the LoudOun and Berlin 1nrn
pike rosd l0udOun county Virginia. with the OF lIrr
n tie Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Frederick county, Maryland. This sale
presents rare opportunity for profitable investment.
.urust o-ry'is DAVID ll.EOS, Trustee.
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SITUATION WANTED.

YOUNG Itniltman, who Is graduate Of The lh'esiy
n of North Carolina and /, qualified TO teach the lag
liSh language in AL lis Various branchc Latin GrerI
Frsn T. Ci.rIGan the rudillenis Of the Italian and the
higher branches Of Mathematics is derous Of obtaining
situation tutor in prlvar family, or rs principal IN nn
ACADEMY lie refers By permission 10 the Faculty Of The
University OF North Carolina and TO Col William Basker'
v,e Jr., OF Lombardy Grove, Va Address J. II. l.,
ForksYille, Mecklenburg county, Va. Nov. -ea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

t.. If those persons who now profess to De.
eve him insane are sincere, they will not fail
to institute the necessary proceedings All
hopes Of Erecvtirs clemcncy should be abandon.
Cd, for, as We have shown, the Executive if he
had the disposition. has not the y0ner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
OF s2OO,1oO OF yl',sis-
yll FIVE AND SIN PER CENT. DEBT

,E hg.rr, the following certificates OF debt Issued
, me state OF vrsiaia W take notice tha: the Com.
.,-r. Il :he Sinking Fund calling H The certificates Of
, rrIerin which they authorized 10 be redeemed.
t-a,.rf the Slst day o. December, is5? 10 redeem
cafes al the Treasury OF the CouIponw ealth.
W. r. y! aid certificates required or the said 3
:. ...-rrssr l~ 10 surrender the at tho Office oi
- ,ai AGdi;oT; whether surrendered or no; III: inter
=. .a..stJse On that day
rat.t AZ Act passed 2ith February. lS:e authorizing
4, ~ OF Plhc WorSs 10 subscribe on b.haH o' the
,salfiiveal'h 20 the stock Of c i''erS'.ts E,ro"i
Company.
u,!s. No
..s,-jans Ia, ~, 5rer Ct. Th- most Noble "eorsr
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LAND IN MArrAIANNoCM rU.t SAFE.

4 VFFEN lIIlV III
L mock county, nineteen n'irs from the Depot uf the
Orange and Alexandria u!l Road Culprper Court House,
hy good turnpike, containing $50 acres, Of which 100,
including 100 of FIRST rate river bottom cleared aad In
the highest uf cultivation. The inproS 81
the >. class and very complete and the homestead s w.
Of tn" be4u,ifu In Virginia 1t Is s-I.
do that desirable property is IN the market. IL not
sod before WEDNESDAY, the NINTH uf NOVEMBER. II
will on that day he offered public sale. l.. : NoSS
wuonviLLE. EappahInnock county, Va.
n..I ,tu,I,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08

,, the Executive had no more to 60 with pro.
nouncing John Brown a murderer than had
Wendell Phillips. But the truth could be
no part of the lecture OF man whose
whole life has been m acting lie he speaks
falsehood with practiccd rapidity, and from
education and habit clothes it crcn in IN
attractive FORM Such is his habit Of falschood
that the fear of detection dctcrs him not, and
hence we find him deliberately saying that
Governor Wise opened the door" FOR
Lydia Maria Child 10 visit Old Brown.
The published correspondence in this days pa
paper shows that Governor Wise informed Ly.
da Maria Child that the Constitution of the
United States gave her the right to come to
Charcstown; that no danger awaited her; but
that the Commonwealth attorney and the jailor
would have to "opcn the door" Gov. Wise
had no more power to open the door than
had Mrs. Child; and this Phillips knew,
for he had seen the letter; hut lie served his
purpose and he tod one.
When abuse and f.lSchoGd from such a man
as this receives the applause OF q popular as
semb!y-it is true he was occasionally Kissed.
but applause was the far more "cncral--thc
world will not comprehend Union the work
Ing operation of which is violence and murder
and their appreciation. Nor will tue South sub
init to such Union. When the rawlings OF fa.
natics find such practical illustrations as llar-
pcr's Ferry furnishes it is idle 10 talk Of North
crn conservatism. The conservatives Of the
North are cowcd and trampled under foot by i'm
pndent, blatant Aholtionisn,, and the sooner
the tyrant is overcome the better it will be for
their trade and commerce, for the value Of their
real estate, their manufactures, their ships, and
for the pcrmancnce and perpetui'y Of the
Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-08
NOTICE.

TE10 STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE ROCKINGHAM likN.
L PIKE COMpANY-M a meeting OF The Board OF
Public WORKS. October Is, ls:9,
IL being made kaowa 10 the Board OF Pubic "o'h. tha
the Rockingham Turnpike Company is without Pres
dent, ami the affairs Of the Company are In con
ditipn OF serious embarrassment, i, Is therefore,
Ordered That general meeting OF the Stockholders oil
,hu Rockingham Turnpike Company be called to take
place at Stanarylr III the county OF Greene on Turs
day, the Gr.i day OF December next "r The purpose OF
busucs. which the interest Of the Company may Lcqu'fe
THOMAS u. DEWITT,
O.t tsi-9ay,iDrc Secretary Board OF Public WORKS.
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Ri rEIE GovEHNOI, OF VIRGINIA:

\ PROCLAMATION.
ENfOEMATlON having teen received by tho Executive,
4 that JOHN s. COOKE. who has been engaged In The
late riot0us nn ant.pl arpers Ferry Ia.
king posessoh Of tho unfrd States Arsenal nnd killing
unoGcndnG citizens has escaped justice and Is now
going 'aTSe: therefore, do hereby offer Reward oil
USE TliuCsiHb DoLLAs to any prrron who shan ar
tie said JOHN T. COOKE. aud deliver him into III,
Jail OF J.Gcro County aud do moreover require AL
Officers OF this Commonwealth civil ad military, and re-
quest the people generally their hes "SertoTs 10 pro-
cure the OF the ! Join e. COOKE, that he may
bc brought 20 justice
- Given u;der ny hand rs Governor, ard uadsr
LIS. she Less Seal Seal or the Commonwealth, thi,
49, 18th day c: octo,c-, 1879.
HENRY 4. WIS.,.
ny TINS GoyErNUF:
GEoEGE w. MUN,oRD. Sec'y OF the Com IL.
John Cooke Is five fee; six inches high. very
light complexion, light blu. eyes very light eyebrows and
curly hair hs hair lnns very face slightly
rcundshourred with sioop; step, qnicSly has p-c".
ari!r in .peasnr and Irkaby small hands, e Is very
u eli ,drc.t.a Oct 1i-cCt
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HA Mo s "a Il II;

rENwESiy IMPROVED FARMS OF TsS YEARS CREDIT, cen.
4 tanning from 81 ~ tJacrr each unsurpassedby any
Lands Indiana the World Tor Beauty and rerty anu
r.c having prop,r proportinn Of Cleared aud Timber
Land The Timber the finest quality The location 10
excellent being ihr OIo MISSISSIPPI RAIL koAp from
four miles he crossing Jrifrrsonve nnd
Indianapolis Hail Road and fou miles fFoG, The county seat
OF Jackson county. ih'!;ans
on ,.n are HOUSES Barns Orchards Of the best Fruit
&c W sincerely al ~h" may Wish TO purchase. thai
here s desirable opportunity. a. iirs. dids VIII oe
sold very cheap, and il tracts 20 suit purchasers
TERMS -0nSthiri cash and the reminder In ten annual
nayncn |. desired secured by mortgage on the Land
We confidently assert thai any one Ebie TO maze 'e s'
payment can make tie others Vl i.e Land.
For inforInc;ion. addr---,
RALPH ApPLr WllErE BrownS:-wn, Indiana,
D. RICKETTS, Esq LeT-r-cnv.Ne lnd.,
SHIELDS & EnlNG, Seymour, lad.
Or ME subscribers.
O.. L DuEuAM. indianapolis, Ind,
w. q. ENGL -SH. Lexington, Indiana
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

! NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "A fire in the fourth
district this evening destroyed sixty dweillnss ;.
The loss amounts to a quarter Of million 'l
| dollars.