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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

RELIEF AMI HEAL
We hsye put up and
Years, and, CAN SAY IN
of it, what we have new
any other medicine
ED, In A SINGLE IN
A CURE, when timely
know an instance of dis
who used it. On the
ed with its operations,
highest commentator
and medical virtues
'wHAT WE DO KNow,"I
rience, Asp PLEDGE OUR
FULrILMEsT OF WHAT WEI
most every instance
fering from pain and ex
found IN fifteen or TWEEN
syrup IL administered. |
This valuable prepa
of one of the most EXI
full NURSES in New En-
with NEVER FAILING sue
CASES.
1t not only relieves the
vigorates the stomach
acidity, and gives tone
system. 1t will almost
ING IN THE NOVELS,
overcome eonYulsions ,
remedied, end in death.
and sUREsT REMEDY IN
Of D~YSENTERY AND
DREN whether it arises
any ether easue. We
er who has a child suffer
foregoing complaints
ces, nor the prejudiees
your suffering child and
s Ut Eyes, a 2 sol
low tbs pss IF this ned
Full directions for using
bottle. None genuine
CURTIS & PERKINS
side wrapper. Price
Sold by Druggists
Principal Office. No.
Decemher & 125S-
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a pstitiop will be
IN presented to the County Commissioners of Ash
Land County, ohio, ut the September term, praying
for a County Road commencing at q point on the
road leading from Mohecanville to Millersburg where
the Township line between Mohecan and Lake Town
ships crosses said road, thence east along said Town
ship line to ~iFtersect the road leading from Jerome
yille to Miliersbqrg.
August Q, 1859. avs
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Local COLUMN.
ASHLAND, OHIO, AUGUST II, 1859.

e SAVANNAH AcADEMY.-We learn that Pro-.
E. Rice, late of Genesee and Wyoming Semi
uary, N. Y, has been elected Principal of this
institute. He is a native of this county and is
well known to many of its citizens IS . thor
oushsteacher, scholar anS christian.
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~THr Sr. LOUIS DAILy EyENINe Bl

nrTHE ST. LOUIS DAILY EVENING Bull
LErIN is the title of a very neat journal re-
Gently established in st. Louis-JAMEs PACK
HAM, Proprietor, and JOHN L. BTrrINGER,
Publisher. The RuUetfn is an independent
paper,-bears evidence of the highest degree
of enterprise, and is conducted with rare abil-
;tv
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

RELIGIOUS NoT1cE.-Rev. /. N. CAaMAN
will preach at the Court House, Ashland, next
Sabbath 1t 4 o'clock, P. NJ.
Subject: What is the Gospel?
Public generally invited to attend.
s0- Preaching may be expected weekly at
the same place and hour, until further notice.
The services On accoHat of the various regular
Sabbath duties of the eitigens, viii be rery
brig.
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H TO YOUR INFANTS.

III 1OUh INFANTS.
: sold this article for ten
@icoNFIDENcE AND TRUTH
1ler been able to say of
.iNEVER HAS 1T FAIL
TO EFFECT
fused. Never did we
satisfaction by any one
<lcontrary, all are delight
.land Speak III terms of
lof it's magical effects
rfWe speskfh this matter
ten years e!psl
SREPUTATIoS FOR fhE
DECLARE. Ip'al-
the infant is suf-
lhaustion, relief will be
,lty minutes after the
ration lsthe prescription
EXPERIENCED and skill
.gland, and has been used
lIcEss in THOUSANDS of
from pain, but in
an n a bowels corrects
} and energy to the whole
Instantly relieve GRIP
WIND COLO and
switch if not speedily
II We believe it the BEsT
WORLD, in all cases
IN CHILL
teething, or from
would say to everymoth!
{ ing from any Of the
.do not let your prejudi-
of others, stand Between
THE relief that will be
lILUTELY sURENto fol-
icine if timely used
will accompany each
1Iunless the fac smile of
: New York is oHithe out
5l25cts per Bottle.
throughout the world
5I13 Cedar st. N. York
1yn27
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HooFLAND,s aERMAN B1TTERs.

X THIN FOR DYSPEPSIA.
TRY THEN FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
TRY THEM F0R NERVOUS DEBILITY.
X THEN FOR CONSTIPATION.
TRY THEN FOR SICK HEADACHE.
TRY THEM FOR WANT OF APPETITE.
R THEM FOR WANT OF ENERGY.
R THEM FOR WEAKNESS.
TRY THEN FOR PILES.
You can obtain them of any druggist or dealer in
medicines in the United States, Canadas, West In
dies, or South America, for Is cents per bottle
They are prepared by DIR. c.. NJ Jackson, 4ls
Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. and see that his sig
nature is on the wrapper Of each bottle. 2w9
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peA- 5000 AGENTS WAxrEp.-Bo sell 4 new in
vcntions. Agents have made over So, 900 on one
better than all other similar agencies. Send four
stamps and get 80 pages particulars, gratis.
1y39 EPHRAIM BROWN. Lowell, Mass.
reA. 1000 AGENTS WANTED.-For particulars send
stamp. c, P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
ris lv34
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ID

August 18th, by Rev. J. g. Beekley, at his resi-
dence on Pleasant Ridge, Mr. FREDERICK STEM,
and Miss MARY ANN MYERS, both of Ashland
County.
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Estate of Jacob b. CampbeIL.

NOTICES is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has b. n duly appointed anil qualified as Ad-
miuistr tor Of the Estate of Jacob b Campbell. de-
ceased, late of Troy township, Ashland Co Ohio.
Aurust2 9, 1889. JOHN 8. CAMPBELL.
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SHERIFF's SALE;
Ephraim B. Fuller and
Elijah Marietta In Ashland county
against Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command Of an order of sale,
dHly issued from the Court of Common Pleas of
Ashland county, dated the Both day of June, 1859,
and to me directed will sell at Public Auction at the
door of the Court House in said county, on
Saturday the 20h day Of august, 1859,
between the hours of tep o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock P. M. of said day the following described
Real Estate, viz: being in-lot number forty-three,
(43) and in lot number forty-four, 90 except twenty
six feet by fifty feet, off of the south west end of said
lot number forty-four oar in the town of Loudon-
vile, in the county of Ashland. and State of Ohio,
with the appurtepances thereto belonging.
Terms of sale-Cash. Appraised at s.,
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
July Goth 1859. 7ts-pf$5, 90 -. gA4se
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RYDER
PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHIC
Gallery of Art.
MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING, CLEVELAND

The best Oil painted Photographs in Ohio, are eK-
ecu.ed at this establishment.
Persons having old Daguerreotypes of lsst or alb
sent friends, which they wish to put in more perma-
nent and. effective shape. can have them copied in
Photograph, TO the size of life and painted in oil
equal to portraits from life. ----,e
ALLEN SHrPH, JR., paints for no other Photograph
list in this city.
All the various styles of small pictures taken in q
superior manner. March L. 1S59.-6m39
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= Ten lines or less make . Square. Displayed ad-
xsrtisenents in single column. ten per cent. extra.
Double column. double the above rates and 30 per
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in
the special netice column, one half more than tho
above rates.
80 All notices required TO be published by law,
legal rates, viz: 81 each Square for the first three
weeks or Iess.an 33A each subsequent insertion.
Er administrators notices of appointment, one
dollar In advance.
Rnnum-
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
All advertisements not accompanied with written
directions, win be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Yearly advertisement, payable quarterly.
The above rates will be strictly adhered to.
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which greatly facilitates the process Of teething by
softening the gums, reducing all in6ammation-Wnl
allay L PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
WOODNTOCK FOit MILE.

Sop, i"--c'loc. Gum Springs, Loui.a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
AUCTION SALES.
BH r. II. MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER,
lIESN<uRIA CtTy

abEsANpNlA Nil1, Va
lkTfNSiYE SALE or VALUABLE IRON FOUNDRY,
~ TOOLS. &c &c--liy virtue Of deed Of trusr from
sniiih .r.ins I" ;hc undersigned vii be- exposed io
~ !" eiocE. A. ", on ie pr.inst.. Ia Aexsudif, w.
ii. fJii"TiEg valuable property:
l.:- Lot or GROUND, bounded folle~-
elenr AZ ihc'n,tr-eciion u l and Wilkes
nnr wet :iG fee. 10 inches Oh wses .reei to H. Asaph
street, thence south ~ nci-, on -. A-aph, w
HE exception OF lot fronting . irr s.. Asaph, with
depth OF lis feet y thence ca.Arv .i feet 10 inclr. a.
r' street thence "r:L rb ri :js Zee, !r:.,s
10 the brginnin:
This property front, Immediately o the orarr.. and
Alexandria E,oad AMI !. improved ny substantial aud
well appointed IRE proof FOUNDRY. l'O ty ~ feet built
Of brick. covered With slate and las the necessary -es
o"ti'lhins. and fixtures for first cl,s found'y bus
"a. GROUND RENT of ~. er anuGm sa ,lc 10, o, ~
hy III feet fronting on - isarh -'r.=i.
8I Lp at the Intersection Il s.. Aslpl and G!hh0H
street,, fronting i'u; ?ir-i four inc, oni rEuainS
hack on -. a.-h -;r. ncrwarlly ~ feet 700,
alley.
THIRTEEN LOIS fronting on Gboou street !, t,,, ss
!n''ie, each, with deTh tuorhwar!y II :" Zee, :" sen
foot alley
Also. srrAM rNGINr-cyilal,i olael d,mc.cr .,
inc'. .:rcke with ,rbulai br!c-.
:eas.i'on CuPoLAs of sc diaue-~- ar.l 10 i--, hst
Plaioun Scale. Force Pump
LhitcOa! and Cdsi.uS Gri:der-
AlIsn's Patent Blower; fouG "h.el fr-cy
scale Bearl, for weshn, p"'ie', aud H-ssvc c''.o-s
14ts- and ! snlr'l Crane
Cor. Oven AID IstT-.s
lot Car anil EnfiD. Wheel Call. sri Cope,
Also, Quaricrmg Machine for Boring Crank riu Ho"..
hrili by Lowell Machine Courauy
Wheel Drawing Mac..r, Fan lcr'e:
Lot ni Grind Stones
Polishing Wheel and Fixtures together will large as
Of Chipping Chscls Taps and Dies Spirit Levels,
and variety ~ Michins Black.miths aud Boiler
Makers Tools, eNtrsvr ,prciy in avrri-cIncn
bur comprising such tool. used in oil N'cT'
featuring establishments.
large Herring fircProof Safe
Circular saw And saw Beach
Double Whip Saw. = Wool Turning Lathe.
sci 6 feet Iron Bciiching Rollers
TEENS oT s,Ir:For real estate. onefth cash balance
In H. l.. i - months. with interest deferred pay
r and secured hy deed Il trust. Personal pr"prrty"n
all under slrO cash. that sum- six noi.rt- ou
approves cI lorsrd uotr-. with interest added
WN. GREGORY,
ROBERT JAMESON, Trustees.
". y. MCIElGlI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
HANOVER LAND FOR SALE.

UNlE subscriber with the view OF making Ia
Il 20 the State Of Louisiana will, THURSDAY,
SEPT EMDER 2gTll l.t9 AZ the hour Of IL NJ "trr pu
lie auction, the premises, the Tract OF lnns Which lac
a. present resides. known SPRING GROVE, Ic former
residence Of Col Latkim White situated ahou, = -. above
EichIuond and three rlrs cf Ashland n,auin; I
Abou; onehaf OF ' Tract srshic land In good
heait may he by The ;roainS crops c Corn Toar
co, &c. The residue s in Wu"d Timber l. !, Well supplied
with .sn; springs ana in every Held and
Is drided by creek S, a3ord sV;c thirty oriY:?
of pretty Meadow Land.
The improvements consist o; Daein7 lloEje con: in.
Ing eight rooms Easement inciu.d large Harm,
Satl-- Servants Houses, ac most Of which have been
paired within the last five There beautiful and
nrv.rfailrs Springs win 49, ards o: the house. The Or
card sord.E. ui;c variety o. fruit srrrrhlarre.
Tie purchaser will have ;'c privilege Of sewing crop %.
Wheat and lie also have a. whole portion % th-
growing crops. at valuation.
Should sale of this property ic eHcc.: ia 1" n. Jy
specified above GHt notice ;f' te g!r.n o '.c
Terms, moderate and made known ile day OF .4!e
application - tn. subscriber.
shoulh Il sale net j- ,--c.,d his Farm will NE
day above.neIticnrd b. rsH''' orr for the year >p.
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE. The .ubscribcr viii
expose sale hi, stock oi Cs-, Mules, Sheep Plantation
u,rsil- &c. Also, -, v bushels of Wheat
raj stacks of oa Eoa. Wasga OK Carr. and vari.; Of
other articles b. VI. TUMklEs.
Ny address is A,haud, Hanover county VI.
~ The above sale is POSTPONED un,l! the 29th Of
September, 1850. in consequence of The :iih b,i:;
we're lay. August xy--ctN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23

OFFER for sale my estate In the county o. Cumhcr-
L land Sin. on james and Wills Rivers. and contain.
ln2 according to survey by Peter Ware IN ls!, ?.;D
Acres, about 300 In cultivation, the remainder in forest;
Of which, Clifton, which reside Is estimated
tain iD Acres. about I'm Willis low grounds; Girniivar
80 Acres nearly l.J Acres 0i low grounds Of great fcr
~ The whole estate In good condition and In rro,uc
tive cultivation.
should prefer selling privately, au! to any who
would purchase the land with the negroes iahou, 30
in numberl deduction OF several thousand dollars :rcn
the estimate would be made.
II sold privately due notice will he given IL pt the
land will ne offered al public auction THURSDAY, ths
Srd day OF November. Terms: 0nsthird cash, The
main-r at and two years. with Interest, payable
nua;ly the whole of the deferred payments Payment
10 he secured by deed OF ,ru; The deferred payments
would be len, hensd IL desired hy the purchaser.
Will take pleasure u .h0ains :he property any one
who wishes 10 view Il. PEYTOS HARRISON
Sept lI-cids Clifton Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23

rieritcs, with Albert Brisbane or Horace Gree
Territories. Availing themselves of THIS doc.
trine Of Territorial indcpcnde.ce-o! the power
Oh the people TO regulate their domestic insti.
tu'ioh' IN their own way, >I.niect only 10 the
Constitution o. the United S,g,cs'-thcv pro.
ceed to enact that property j, theft and u
coniiScatc the property noi only OF sarchold.
ers, but that o. the owners Of cows. horses, or
dry goods, q! houses and lot>. or farms, or
steamboats,; in such case we imagine Mr.
Douglas and all his followers woud soon get
sick Of their sIuatlcr sovereignty notions. sud
clamor Justify ioI Coz. .res>ioaal Intervention to
protect the right, thu. menaced with violation
and destruction.
II that phrase. subject only u the Consti-
tuition of the n.ted States. which Mr.. Doug.
las delights To rci,eratc but which in his
mouth has lost al lis meaning, cannot avail
for TIE protection Of ,iayc property, how, we
should like 10 know. can il be- invoked for the
protection Of any ether kind Of propertyy
Mr.. DouSla, i very fond Of sayInc-hc pro-
claimed It III Illinois, he proclaimed IT in Mem
phis, he proclaimed j; in New Orleans, and hs
has proclaimed Il On r!any occasions since
tha. slave property in the Territories stands on
the same footing as any other property, and
that SHAREHOLDERS have the same rights as any
other property holders. THIS IS precisely our
doctrine. but it must bc remembered that while
We claim for all common and an equal protec.
ton, he doorns all to the DANGER Of :. Common
destruction.
Apart from any consideration oi the sGoms
lous condition OF community which is ut tho
same time admitted 10 BE- dependent and claimed
to be sovereign, which doctrine IS more dan.
gerouS to the Sout!i-that formerly advocated
by the Free.soilcrS. which assumed for the Fe-
dral Government the right 10 exclude slavery
from the Territories bat against which We
could contend III Congress. and invoke the
guarantees Of the Constitution. o! that which
gives to hostile majority in a Territory which
is no, bound by any Of the obligations
of the Union, or any OF the stpuls.
tions Of the Constitution, tie absolute power to
decide upon and destroy our rights, and TO
contiscatc our property We have shown
that We coulI at least FOR hong time. hold
our ground a, Washington, bu; our experience
in Kansas has taught US that in the Territories
VIC have no chance against the furious fanati-
cism and overlooking numbers Of IN snr-.lsvo-
pnppIotirn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
CIIILHOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

FINlIE undersigned Commissioner appointed by decree
Il the Circuit Court Of Smyth County, in the Of B
f. Akrr and others against benjamin Patterson and Others
will, on TUESDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF OCTOBER next
being the first day Of the October Of Smy,h County
Court sell at the front door of the courthouse OF Snyih
county, - Acres Of Land. including the celebrated GILL
lIOWEE SULPHUR SPRINGS, unsurpassed In Medicinal
yIt1e by any mineral in the State These Springs
hav. bad from the earliest settlement Of the country great
celebrity; have effected many r,markshle have
been much re,Ortsd 10 by visitors when accommodations
could be had aud doubt no, would he res0rted by
hundreds and thousands II improved ms they should be-
They situated within about mile Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, in the county of Smyh, In the Valley
Of the Mddfcrk OF lostOn, In Of the most fertile and
beautiful regions OF the Southwest. railroad Of easy
and cheap grade could be made along level valley
t.ndn: from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 10 the
Spngt The Spring i, bold and cspablc OF supplying any
number OF visitors and the grounds handsome and az
ford beautiful sites for buildings for extensive establish,
.ncn Capitalists invited to examine the property
investment speculation II presents great attractions
TEEss The sale TO be credit OF Que, two three
and four years with interest thereon from and amer the
praion of year The purchaser 20 give bond and
proved security and the title retained I'LL the purchase
money Is paid. BEVERLY T. JOHNSON,
JAMES W. SllEFFEf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
LATER FROM EUROPE

NV YoRS, Sept 2i.-Thc steamship Araba,
from Liverpool with date, 80 the 10th Scptcn.
her. arrived at Halifax Yesterday
The Arabia brings seven laye later news
The Great Eastern steamship moved safe y AT
sea. The Zurich Conferences hal been sus-
pended The National Assemblies Of Parlas
and Romacna hayc resolved on the annexation
Of Piedmont Il is reported that the Zurich
Conference has determined the boundaries Of
Lombardy.
The Independence Beige says that England
has proposed to France and Au>tris All Euro.
pean Congress on Italian affairs. on the basis
of non intervention bv force. but Paris tclc.
graphic despatch conirai!ci> the statement
Another meeting between the Enperors OF
France and Au,tiis, was expected soon, III
Switzerland
The London Times has all editorial on Gen.
IIsrney's occupation of san Juan, c!!aracteriz-
Ing the act ns ,u exercise Of power 10 which
England will not tanely submit
The American horse Sta!Ac has won the
Warwick cup.
The Great Eastern departed from the Thames
on the morning of the Slh inst. in the preeencs
Of an immense conc0ursc of people Captain
Comstock, late Of the Baltic Wa, on board.
and took part in her management Her per
formancc was admirable. She was hcp; usI,i.r
as perfect command as 4 river steamer, and
steers easily as any large boat. Her engines
appeared capable Of starting or checking her
motion almost by single move of the hand.
AS to her speed. the Loncon Times says he"
performance proves her To be the fastest vessel
in the world She left More n, "lj. and Wa
oil Dover at s O'Clock.
LIVERPOOL, Sept !0.-COtton for the week
opened active and closed quiet. The sales OF
the week amounted To 5000 bales, including
1900 to spectators. anl - 800 20 exporters.
On Friday, the sales were estimated NJ 1000
bales including 1000 10 exporters. The
market closed quiet and steady. The quotations
are, for Orleans fair, one eight pence, MiddlinG
sevenonc-sixtccnth pence: Upland M!dd!;nc
six scven-cighths pence
The Manchester rcpor, was favorable. Tie
market active with an advancing tendency.
BreadstuIs are dull American -four AM
wheat are Of very inferior quslity, and ur'
saleable Corn is dull; yellow 5ssd TO 6s-
Provisions generally have declining tendency
Beef steady; fair qualities have slightly adj
vanced; middle and lower qualities are slightly
lower. Pork is heavy generally and unchanged.
Bacon is heavy at Is. decline Lard quiet At
Dos 6da57s. Sugar is heavy snd generally
unchanged. Coffee IS firm. Tea Is slow Of
sale but not quotably changed. Rice is steady.
Rosin is steady and unchanged Turpentine 10
firm at Sjs.
LONDON, Sept lo-wheat is dull for all
qualities English is slightly lower. Turpen-
tine is dull at 3,s Gda35s. The money market
generally is unchanged. Money continues
abundant Consuls for money v5Ss'1fi TO-
account gJh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
Occupation Of San Juan IsLnaG

New ORLEANS. Sept 2l.--lhe steamship
Habana, from Minattil!an, brings san franc;sc'
dates to the 9th instant. 500 American troops
were at San Juan. Earthworhs were thrown
up and the harbor Of Victoria was commanded
BY field pieces The island wa. in complete .l's
cali for volunteers from the Territories If he is
attacked. Gen. IIarncy las written TO Gov.
Douglas. stating that he occupied the Island to
nrotsct the Americans from the insults of the
British authorities Of Vancouver's island and
the Hudson Bay COMPANY.
The officers and the British Admiral refused
to obey Gov. Douglas, and to bring on col
lision. They also refuse to bring the British
North Pacific fleet near the Island but will
await orders from home. The United States
Government disclaims all hostile intentions
The American and British officers are :rendiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
EXECUTOR'S SALE or a VALUABLE

FINIIE valuable Farm Of ;h. late Dr. J. IT, Branler in tie
Il county oi Dinwiiiie, - m.s from Petersburg aGd
from the SoutlSide Rail Road lying partly Namo:ine
Creek, and adjoining the lands Of James Hatnn, Benjamin
Tucker and Others containing il3 0J Of which
cleared and u high state Of improvement by the growth
of Glover and other grasses the balance in original growth
Oak &c. with small portion OF SECOND growth OF Pine,
Is for sale Tie soil is chiefly clay, u;l well adapted 10
Wheat. Corn aud Tobacco
The improvements better than ferns generally,
consisting Of ars. Dwelling OF sories Including base
;neni, with IN rooms in good repair; large anG
Granary four Tobacco Barns and other necessary hnd
ings mos. OF whch recently built, The location
very suitable cae for ply'sian.
The place is cr.r. for sale privately but II not sold
privately before TUESDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY or OC-
TOBEa 1>5y 1t will be -Od Ht II o'clock that day
public auction, together with Corn crop OF 2W barrels
large number of Cattle s.i Hogs Mule aud ch-rpcr
able property.
The terms will he made accommodating.
The place be shown ty III. ysc! Of
whom will lac always the place.
Farther information can he had nv addressing Al
Mulberry Ian, Dnwiji!:, Va. !. +. BRANDEf.