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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13

Railroad conductors will have thoir
fun and it appears that our good look
ing young friend, Charlie Woods OF
the NJ. & G. r. r., has been the vic.
tim a sly joke. The Cleveland
Plain Dealer tells it in this wise; The
Marietta & Cincinnati is Il very good
railroad indeed, but it is not diatin-
guiShed for the rapidity of its time, -
Charlie Wood is conductor on this
road and he is a good man. A short
time since his train got delayed
things got broke-bridge washed
away, we believe and several
other things conspired to make
his trip protracted one. Now there
is a conductor on the Cincinnati & In
dianadolis Road whose name is Har.
ry Hall, who is what our Indiana
friends would cIassicaIly term a 'cuss
on general principles full OF Senh-
ment. With a desire to somewhat
annoy the said Wood he went to his
(tho said Wood's) hotel, packed up his
trunk and forwarded it on to Marietta
with the following note:
Dear Child -
Thinking you might want
change of linen in your long absence |
send you Your trunk. In case you
should net be able to return with your
train before next Summer, | have also
forwarded You your summer clothes,
'Aifectionately yours,
II. HAIL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13

The Republican Sentine! thinks
thatit will sooE be demonstrated that
every seven-by-nine political IN who
takes a notion to abuse the President
and crack his throat in familiar shouts
for Little Dug does not enjoy the
confidence Of the distinguished demo.
cratic Senator from Illinois
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13

On Wednesday week, the Mail Car
rier on the route from Sarahsyille to
SenecaviIle, was drowned between
Greenwood and Senecaville. His bo-
dy had not, up to our latest informa-
tion, been recovered.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13

Tommy, my son. said a fond
mother, "do you say your prayers
night and morning!" Ycs-that is,
nights; but any smart boy can take
care of himself in the Gay timo."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13

Charles W. Blair, Clerk Of theScn.
ate, on christmas eve, was married at
residence Of Gov. Medary, at North
wood, to Miss Kate Medary.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
A PRESENT.

WORTH FROM 90 CTS. TO $500 90,
Will be given to each subscriber Immediately on
receipt Of the subscription money. This is pre-
sented as . Memento of Friendship, and not as
an inducement to obtain subscribers
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
O. II. CUNNING,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR LAW
N MoARTHuR STATION, VNToN County, o.
will practice in the Courts Of vinton and adioin-
ny counties. nipH
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13

OT 1t is stated that Senator Pugh
will oppose the Pension Bill just pas
sed by the House of Representatives.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
Marietta and Cincinnati
RAILROAD

TiIItsszs1 EIssiJy1 EsIsi1sa E.R-Y Eln
LSss[gAEI 1SlsSsl1 ESsITSsF7 .-SsaSs5s -@sSsSsS
ON and after Monday, April l2, 1858, Trains
" will leave Macarthur Station as follows:
Conc EAsT-Mail at u. .33 P. NJ.
GOING WEsT-Mail at IL SO A. NJ.
This road isnow open its entire length. and
connects at Marietta with steamboats, for Park
ersburgh.
The II, 20 A. Il. train west makes close con-
ncction at Loveland with the Little Miami Mail
Train for Columbus.
Passengers will not be allowed to ride on
Freight Trains.
Through tickets can be obtained at the princi-
pal ticket Offices on the line Of the road for all
points in the west, and for Marietta and Parkers-
burgh. il HIN FOGGITT,
aprl5tf General Ticket Agent.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
A. FL. C. BROCKEN,

MANUFACTURER OF
GLASS SYRINGES. HOMEOPATHIC
Walls, GRADUATED MEASURES.
NURSING BOTTLES. ETC.
GLASS Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfu-
N mers. Photographers, etc. Green Glass
Ware by tie package. A liberal discount made
to the tire lie. Orders from country Druggists
and deale. solicited. Price lists sent on appli-
cation. n1-3m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
ruEPAEED DY
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
fGa AL TIE PURPOSES OF A PURGATnE EfIlGnIE.
FOR CosTIvRNEss;
FoR THE CUHE OF DYSPEPSIA;
For JAuNDICE;
Ton THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
For HEADACHE;
FOR THE CuRE OF DYsENTERY;
FoR A Foul STOMACHi
EoR THE CURE OF ERYsIPELAs;
Fon TIE FILEs;
FoR THE CURE or SCROrULA;
FOR ALL SCROTULOUs CUArLAINTs;
For THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM;
FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FOn THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
GOR DROPSY;
FOn THH CuRs or TETTBR, TuMons AND SALT
ltHEUMj
For Worms;
FoR THE CURE OF GOUT;
For DINNER Pill;
For THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FoI PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, 50 that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity.
Price rs cents per HOx; o Boxes for 800,
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personagcs, have lent then
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fuT
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
Nre given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by uIprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, end take no others. The sick
want the best aid theIe is for them aud they should
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
THE GOLDEN PRIZE
Illus TED.
DEAN &sALTER, Successors to Beckett Co.

The New York Weekly GOLDEN Prize IL one
of the largest and best literary papers Of the day
an Imperial Quarto, containing eight pages, or
forty columns, of the most ntere3 ting and fac-
mating reading matter from the pens of the very
first writer's of the day, elegantly Illustrated
avnry Nypol,
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IA Artificial T.e,h-rhs Ch.op,a.tie pra,

crss.-G. ". JONES, DKSrlsr, having purchased
Lne arstpssrs rtght for the above mode Of making
TEETH, and after using aad testing il in the most
dVcn cases, t2heYe Other plates had Jailsd, IS en-
srety taftcd az ats absolute SHpevfoYity over the
gold silver and piatina method; can there fore with
confidence, recommend 1t to all who may desire full
or partial sets of teeth, and especially to sxch as
may ot dtSSdsfshed tcfth those they are noe psfuR
IN TINS process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are removedtbe suction bei8g perfect res
comfort and stability to the hi and the teeth being
embedded IN the metal, the Joad is excluded from
under or between them; they are, therefore, clean
er, smoother, and IN every respect better. In con-
sequence of the perfect adaptation of the plate to
the mouth, and the suction thereby secured, he can
insert one or more teeth ictth0Ht clasps, and in all
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory ht
ms method having been adopted and CONNIE nd
eq of those standing highest in the profession
North and South, testimonials will be given and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them; The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the oid Wethod Tor the new, will he taken in part
pay: WIN, OF course, make TEETH ON the Old
m2de Tor those who may prefer il.
Fiili9g thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
racted by electricity for those who wish it.
oihce opposite Corinthian Hall. ia lily
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Mayors Coays--The business before this
Court fer several days past, has been unin-
teresting, and We therefore dismiss the pro-
ceedings Of yesterday as snmmarily as possi.
BILE:
Ellen Morris, for unlawfuliy, but not felo-
niously, breaking and injurine the house oc.
cupied by Catherine Baker, and disturbing
the neighborhood in which she lives, was CALI
ed up TO answer, but the complainant not an.
pcnrinG, the accused was discharged.
Miles McMahan, John Mckee, and Patrick
Sweeney, for taking too much grug. were rep.
rimanded and discharged -s
John Finnerty, for getting drunk and car-
rying . siung g-shot was committed Ia default
OF ball for his good behavior.
Robert Reynolds, 4 free negro. took MP
I6dxino in the Second Market, leG which -
Lewis Kepler Threatened and ahased Fspd.
eriek W. Thomas, and spit In Mru. T,s hAct,
for which he was held 70 hail 10 - o. osttsr
behayi0y.
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Fatal RAnRoAD AccIDxxr--Tsso Pes,os.
AsiIed.-On Wednesday afternoon, a. the ma.
terial train on the Alexandra, Louaoun and
hampshire Railroad was returning empty to.
WaroSfown, and when near the bridge over
-FOUR Mile Run, between three and four miles
from Alexandria, Va. itstruck q COW crossing
the Track, by which accident the front car was
tnrown violently against the north side OF the
oridge, knocking ont the side panel and dis
piacihg the braces, when Immediately the
Wnoie structure Of the bridge fell, carrying
WIN u, into the Run below, distance Of some
twenty ieef, seven Of the eight cars, on which
were Iorty-two Of the laborers. The Alexan.
drin Gazette says:
Two men were killed instanfIv-one of
.nemr mr. Daily Besides these three Others
oA uie iaDorers were very dangerously iy injured
-aha I II Is thought will die-and eight others
OF them severely The scene was hear,rand-
ing In tne extreme, the wives and reIations of
u the deceased and wounded gathering
an;rts ar4Ina m .ne widest grief and friends and
neignDors collecting to afford assistauce In
telligcnce was Immediately hrnuohs - ,,,.n
OF the SAD dfsas ter, when the physieians fro,I,
inns city and neighborhood repaired with Ali
a;ei ai;acIy. 10 tne spot, and rendered every sur
sIcal ana medical aid in their power to those
VINO survived. The railroad comnamv oIsn
sent out wagons, and mattresses and did All
III tneir power 10 alleviate the distress of the
wounded "a TUG
Ihe unfortunate killed and wounded were
al, with one exception, natives OF Ireland. in
uuslrlous and faithful men. Much sympathy
Is expressed in their behalf in this communi
", ana the benevolent will contribute to the
wants 93 those who have been injured. One
ol ine wounded is Mr.. Davis, SON of Mr.. Pc
ter Davis, of Alexandria.
ihe locomotive was rot attached tn the
t lam 70 which the accident happened-the
IRAN was descending a grade by its own mo-
lentnm. The speed must have been great
:. .na me hands ON the train did not know how
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Pleasure Ereursion.-Many Of our readers
will be pleased to learn that they are TO be af-
forded an opportunity of making . pleasure
excursion to Ashland on Monday next, and
spending the day in social enjoyment with
the officers, teachers, friends and scholars Of
the First Baptist Church Sunday School,
The exeursionists will take the cars at the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad Depot
at o'clock in the morning, and arriving at
Ashland by 10 O'Clock, Will have ample oppor-
in the innocent amusements OF the cccasion,
feasting on the good things to be provided, and
recuperating the exhausted energies incident
to an active city life.
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na~ Persons Afflicted with the Fever md

nA. Persons Afflicted with the Fever and
Pense. to procure Dr. HOSTETTER'S CEI,E-
bhAIED BlTTERS, whose benefcent effects up
On On the human system has been clearly proved to
oI time by TINS dreadful curse whose cheeks are
wan anu inea,re, and whose nights are sleepless
altu testIess ana whose eyes are am and sunken,
win oeath staring them III the face this com pound
must prove blessing; snatcting them, az il were
i.em lhe very mouth OF the grave. None can know
itS true value until they have tested it, When ali
others nave failed, these Btters have restored the
sufferers TO pristine health Their uopuarity in ii
,ne & !" esiern and Southern parts should introduce
where. e'' o'oiJ
eA- See advertisement in another column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tn. Grsa. virginia Remedy. and

ia The Great yirStnia Remedy, and NO
HrKBga,SPETERS 1NFALLIBLE KEMEDY
EAsES;,, This great american remedy, contain
ing no Mercarial or Bslsanlc properties, sxcels
rative, restorative, and renovatng powers: and
the mcd.ea. world are astonishcd when told tha,
the above reined, viii cure the above diseases, and
.lons oi the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known OF the remedy fpr twenty odd wears has
hno"h oi acase pt twenty years standing To be
restored TO perfect health, and all p,her eases OF
shorter Duration tn he restored, without a single
exception. and therefore chalenSes any case OF
GonorrhGa which the remedy will not cure pro.
sided the directions are carried out with prudence
on me part OF tho patient: and any purch asing
nail dozen hotties. and using .,vr,.ins ly in his
or her case he guarautees perfect cure; and in
case 81 failure, will furnish additional medicine
Tree ot charge, to complete the cure. through his
agents; and cure win be effected without incon-
ventence TO the patient. Sold hy
APPERS0N & DUPUY. Druggists
Agents for the city of Richmond
al 3-6m~ No. a1, Broad street
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SERVED HIM RIGHr.-The Troy IN. ~ Times
of the 9Th inst, says that Professor &. X. Poul-
ton, the music teacher, who recently eloped
from Fort Edward with young girl, leaving
his wife and children behind, on obtaining his
liberty from the Troy Jail started towards
Lansingburg, his former residence. His APP
proach was anticipated, for, this morning, on
the Mechanicyille road, near Waterford, might
have been seen an empty bolster case. 1t ape
pears that on Saturday night horrid looking
object crossed over the Waterford bridge to the
aLansingburg side. The gate. .keeper ascertain
ed that the object was Prof. Pouit0n, making
his way 10 his family home He had been
stripped stark naked for the operation, and ne
had. on being .flnsshsd, y succeeded in getting
on only his pantaloons. and his coat thrown
ing Of tsr and 1eetheyp,
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A FRENCH "CINcINATTus "--Napoleoa In
speeting Reapias Maehiaes.-A prize match
took place on the 18th ult., for the trial of
reaping machines, at the Emperor Napoleon's
farm of Fouilleuse, near ST. Cloud in the pres
ence of a special jury appointed by the Minis
ter of Agriculture, Commerce and Public
Works. M. Letour, Inspector General of Ag-
riculture, was appointed Commissioner for
the organization and direction of the match
A letter to the London Post says:
The machines were divided into classes, for
eign and French machines. There We're three
prizes offered by the government for each
class the first, gold medal and 1000 francs,
the second, silver medal and $40 francs the
third, 81 silver medal and 800 francs together
with bronze medal. A large gold medal was
likewise offered as prize of honor to the ex-
hibitor of the best machine produced, whether
foreign OF French. Foriy-five machines We're
entered for exhibition, but emily - arrived at
Fouilleuse, of which II We're foreign and IL
French. The jury pronounced their decision
on Wednesday, and the Emperor came himself
the same evening to Fouilleuse to confirm their
Judgment.
His Majesty arrived ut S p NJ, accompanied
by General Count de Monticello. lie was re-
ceived by NJ Rouher, Minister of Public
Werks; Count Chasseloup-Laubat,M Minister
OF Algeria and the Colonies; Gsneral AIlard,
President; and by the jury. The Emperor
having examined the machines, the first prize
for foreign machines was adjudged to a reap
ing machine manufactured by Burgess Key
This instrument, drawn by two strong horses,
cuts fifteen acres Of wheat in ten hours. Ths
second prize tras gireH TO Aneyieds ssnchisx by
lransfon, improred By Brood, Of London. The
third prize was given to Hoberts 4 Co., Of Pa
ris. The first prize for French reaping ma
the department Of the Orne; the second to NJ
Tailier of Venizel. near SOissops and the
third prize TO NJ. Legandre, OF st. jean dan
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CANNON FOR THE IMAUM OF MUsCAT---
Cyrus AIger Il Co., exhibited, in State street,
ON Saturday afternoon, two brass Dahlgreen
cannon. inst completed at his anufactory
for the Imaum or Emperor of Muscat, as a
present from parties in Providence. They
are ~ FOUNDERS, and will carry 7-inch ball.
They have smooth bores, six feet deep, weigh
respectively 1852 and 1854 pounds, and are
on mahogany brass-mounted carriages. They
bear the following Inscription: 'Made for the
Imaum OF Muscat, by Cyrus Alger & Co.,
Boston, u S. A., July, 1883" The name Of the
Imaum and his son are also inscribed upon
them In Arabic characters. The cost of the
guns with the carriages, is about 81. .OoO each.
Boston Trac.
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YELLOW FEVER IN CuBA.-A letter from
Havana tells OF the following deaths on the
island from yellow fever:
Charles A. Tabbutts, of Addison Maine late
master af the bark American Eagle of Jack
sonyille, Fla, who died on the evening of the
25th ult-, at Bellitt's Hospital and Captain T.
A. Stunely, u native of Cheshire, England, late
master Of the brig VIM. r. Kebhy, OF N. York,
who died on the Goth ult., and was inferred
with Masonic honors on the morning of the
27th. Captain Elweli, late OF the schooner
Maria White, of Providence R. l., which yes-
sci went some little time since TO Cabanas TO
load, has died at that place of yellow fever, as
has also one Of the crew Of the vessel. Died
yesterday, August l, of yellow fever, at Bel
litt's Hospital, Henry Jones, late first officer
of ship Hannah Crocker, of New York a ma
tive Of the Eastern shore Of Maryland.
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THE CONGRESSMAN FROM OREGoN-The re-
suit of the election in Oregon for member of
Congress is not definitely known, but the
publican, over Stout, Democrat The latest
returns put Stout "A votes ahead. with two
counties TO be heard from, and these are re-
ported at ~ majority for Logan, thus eIecting
him by 70 votes. This is an important result,
as in case the Presidential elec ton l. taken to
the House of Representatives, the vote Of Ore
yon is equal to that Of the State OF New York
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SUggessed Inaprorsment.-Cary street, At its
eastern intersection with 18th, is 20 narrow
and crowded that 1t would Be wise policy In
the Council to reduce the sidewalks just theirs.
and increase the width OF the carriage way,
provided the business men in the usighoor.
hood made no8bjections to the change. By
taking two and half feet from the south size
and eighteen inches from the north, wagons
hauling from Shockoe Warehouse could turn
down Cary without jamming vehicles coming
up, and great confusion and delay yoUld b
avoided. Will the Commissioners OF Madison
as praeticablei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-12

s Surface Draimags does well enough for eoun-
try villages or country roads, but does not
meet the requirements OF cities, where iaIge
bodies OF water are TO be carried on with the
least possible Inconvenience to the rsblic.--
For this reason regular system Of sewerage
ought TO be adopted and executed IN kicn.
mond without unnecessary delay, - tnat
everything offensive or unhealthy could b
carried OF under the ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-12

ia Kidney and Bladder rConlplaints.-The
nss"est ns and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary Distractions Leucor-
rohra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostratlon and Debility of either SEX is HARTS-
HORNES BUCHU COMPOUND
Persons W ho have been unable tn walk. have soon
been relieved b. this Wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BCClIU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
ST. small bottles. SO cents. A fresh supply lust re,
ceived by FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggists,
Je Ism Main street, Richmond.
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TAst New Street, near Dibrell's warehouse, IL
not pnt in better order al once, will cAnse the
death Of some one, and cost the city o snug
little sum In the way Of damages. Tsamstere
pay heavy taxes for the use OF streets end u
they give mp the public thoroushfarse for tho
benefit Of the city, the temporary roads made
by the city ought to be kept In safe, passabls
order. sSss S3a&tksAT ~
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THE "SEA-SERPENT" CAUGuT-The yar
mouth Register says that the far-famed ..sea-
serpent' has lately visited that port, and was
chased up narrow creek and caught. He
turned out to be horse-mackerel, measuring
over eight feet in length, and weighing 3Is
pounds. The Register says:
1T is the opinion of experienced fishermen
.iat .nis Is the fish which has given rise to the
DeileI IN the sea-serpent. When it is running
az its ordinary speed in search of prey, it moves
Just under the surface of the water. producinp
wave which rises up in series of corruga.
lonS1or about one hundred feet in a straight
line, before 1t falls Off into the ordinary
Spreading wake produced by body moving
tnrough the water This appearance in modes
rate weather 80 closely resembles that of a
huge serpent, moving over the surface of the
water, mat 1t is difficult even to those accus-
TONED 10 Inc appearance, TO realize that it is
hothing but a wave, and it is not strange that
When seen for the first time, it should strike
the behoider with terror"
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HA- The southern Savings Bank receives
osp2s'ts W pos S on which interest is paid at the rate
VI t SIX per cent per annum, II remaining on de-
periods. ~ '
lsn, PresIdent; P. u. Price, Treasurer; W 4.
Jenkins, Secretary.
?. II. Moore, R. C. Howe John F Regnsult' p 4
Price, ". A jenkins, Vim. ira Smith, j. B. Fer
Office at p 3. Price's office, next door b.,ow
heh'' aiue q co., MAIN st. jy 22-dIm
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e. More Eyidence...Wc hnye inst heen

EA- More Evidence. 1--WE have lust been
informed by gentleman from the country. with a
large family that he has had great many attacks
OF Sumner Complaint, but not in one instance has
ne tailed IN making a perfect in less than "a
hours with BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.-
lie believes also, that $50 would not have paid his
doctor = bill without the Bltters. He says he never
intends to do without it in his family. His name
Will he used If required, but he does wish it to
le published.
To be had wholesale and retail at the Drug Stores
Of ADIE GRAY. PURCELL, LADD Il CO,
FISHER WINSTON, and all the principal
Druggists in Virginia.
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~ LAND FOR SALE.-I offer lor sale. pr

sHS INND TUX NAII.-I o1er Tor safe, pTl-
as4R ya,eiy, IA TRACT OF LAND, situated on the
--~+ Deep Run Turnpike, two miles from the city
land hes we'll, and. though neglected for several
years, is OF tie hig hest stale OF improve
nient; and on account of its proIImity 10 the city,
and having upon tt two beautiful building sites,
renders it yer, desirable either as country resi-
dences a market garden. Il viii lie sold ~ \
whole. Ill he divided Ia suit purchasers. also
offer another TRACT or Land, about FIVE miles
from the city Of Richmond, !, ing the same road
containing l5jz ACRES. This lard also lies we'll,
and is he's viIy tinbered TIE above tracts of land
offered for saie privately until the 23d Sep
tcmber; 81 not sold previously. they viii he offered
al public auction. Persons wishing 10 purchase
are invited 20 call me and examine the land
Terms liberal.
an 6-ims HIGH NJ HITCH ESOS