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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-18
=, HoIsE AVID Lot FOR SALE, AT

III THE CORNER OF 10TH AND CLAY STS
1a Having detc I'm, med to remove 70 the country
offer for sale. privately, my House and LGf'
situated as above stated. The Lot fronts 7as lea,
on Clay street. and runs back the same width lS
feet The Dwelling House is large. and was ba,I,
IN The best manner, of the best materials Il con
tans te rooms, with hre places Six large closets
with cellar the size of the house There IS on
the Lot = Kitchen. Laundry, Stable, Carrisgs-
House, Wagon House. Smoke Houss, &c m.
accommodation for servants vs. ample. Every
room In the house has gas in it, and there IA
water in the yard and kitchen There are cuverts
leading through the ard, which carry off all wssts
water. This property is located in a very deslra
bic and pleasant part of the city for residences.
and is within five minutes walk OF the PRINCIPAL
business places, and free from the hustle and noss
of business There are about thirty feet OF ths
Lot vacant, upon which another house might he
built.
TERMs.-I Will sell the Lot for small part of ,hs
purchase money in cash. and the balance upon
such time al will suit the purchaser. Messrs
GoDDIN APPERsoN are authorized to sell ihs
above property, ard will show il 10 any person who
may wish to purchase it, and mako known the
price aud terms. JOHN nj. GREGORY,
Iy 6--ts
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

q NOTlCE.-CHARLES LUMSDEN,
~ formerly of Petersbu continues to sci
EN1 fine WATCHES. JEWELRY, SPkCTA-
<11ksl3 Giles and starting SILVER WARE, at
very low prices. He invites the public to an exam
lnaticn of his beautiful stock.
Watches, Jewelry and Clocks promptly RE
PAIRED by CHAS LCMSDEN, Sc Nam ST.
I'd door above Pairo's Exchange office
% STILL LANEs-W. J. BARIhULu-
~ NEW, the well known and practical
E3 WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, next
door to Kent, Paine Il Co. Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry. &c repaired equal to any house
in the city. A call is solicited.
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~ HENRY HUDNALL,

-
M ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
rraouces all the Courts held in the CITY of Rich
tuond.-
"a Also, practices regularly IN the County and
circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
Az Notary. will take Dispositions and Acknow
e6gments Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
form Whatever other duties pertain to the office OF
Notary
Office at the corner of Bank and l1th streets, lusi
below the Custom House. ia Sly
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BOOTS. SHCES. &c

Aa GENTS Cloth CATERS. /
9SSS have Il very superior lot of Cloth and
Prnneila Caters and Oxford Ties, W hich / will
sell much cheaper than usual, TO keep from carry
ing over TO next season. Now Is the time 10 get a
bargain, at WILL AM WALSH'S.
No A NJ ain streat
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Ne To T0ba Sweet Oil,
prime article. in eases ard barrels. for sale low
by JNO. w. GARLfCK, Druggist,
Market Place Franklin st.
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PAINE POlNDE&TER, ATTOk-
~ = NET AT LAW, RICHMOND, Va, viii
gra J-.G- the city Of Richmond and In the ooun-
& = u, Dh-sra feld Powhatan and Amelia.
- tlf.c' a. Isle q RniidFns. anrnA, II Man alt
a. rS2S-lv
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"a JAMES w ALSH. 49,
No, 60 Main ST., tmpor

- JAMES WALS H, ~
No. so Main st., impor ~
GUNS, RIFF Es. PISTOLS, GU GUY ne q
TEkilALS and CUTLERY. gals the as.ssa. sxtsa
sivs ~ sortment of welt selected woos, wh.ea y
is prepared TO offer 10 the TRADE and Psoass
wholesale and retail. "a anssaaly MsssSsbea
Ia supply Guns, Pistols. fishing Tackle, ss .
Canes, &c., 40 upon as ressoname He
sim lar goods can DO purchased any whst'y "a ,hs
wants OF the Southern public than can 30 k sa,
ally ieund the large Nortbern inpof uns
and respectfully soiclts esll from mSi. sr-srss
and others, with the assurance that holh Inn
aud soeds shalt he satisfactory. AZ
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q BOOT~ Nd sHOtS-GREAT
III L nITrTInN IN pQIrES *


1BEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd.
Servants Weae constantly on hand, and deies
any body in Richmond to compete with him in his
line, as he manufactures to order and sure
himself. Great bargains In i.adies' and Misses
Colored CATERS, M ROCC 0 BOOTEES,
SLIPPERS and BUSKINS. Gentlemen's city
made Patent Leather CATERS, OXFORD T ES
and SLIPPERS. | will sell NV summer stock of
Goods at and below cost Call soon, If you wish to
get a good bargain. Loo l4-lNl CHAS. REHLE.
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81 TO THE LADIES or KIIH-

SO MoSD.-l wish TO to call Your attention to
my assortment Of LADIES', MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES, embracing a great va
riety of styles. among which are the following:
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Slippers La.
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootess; Ladiea'
Heeled Kid Congress Boots LADIES' II eeled Cloth
Caters. several qualities Ladies' Heeled French
Boots new style Lades' Morocco and KID Boots,
without heels; Misses Hssled Morocco and Goat
Bootees Misses Heeled Congress aad Side-L Laced
Caters; Misses Heeed Morocco and Kid Slip
Children's Heeled KID aud Morocco Slips and An,
ke Ties; Childreu's Morocco and Goat Bootees
without heels; Children's Copper Tipt Bootees
without heels; Children's French Boots, new
style together With any other style. or, quality
that may lie needed. call 10 solicited. at the
fashionable emporium, No. IS NJ am st.
JNO. e. PAGE. In.
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ma Rocks Good Samaritam.-The sab.
scrlber having taken the agency for the above pop
uar RHEUMATIC REMEDY, is prepared to
furnish the trade at proprietor's rates.
JhO. w. GARLICK,
Apothecary and Drug gist.
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plsSOLUTGONs, &c.

ElSSOlUIiONS, &C.
DISSOI iITION.-The firm of BROWNING
~ MOOR i. & co. was dissolved on the first in
An perss as having claims against the late firm
vii Lien A1S MH9RE at T The
6. J. BRGWNING,
Jas s. J. y Voolfolk.
Moore Il Dawson, late of the firm of Brown;
ing, Moore &c Co., will eontinue the AUCTION
BUSINESS at the old stand of Browning, Moore
Grateful foe. the patronage of their friends to
the late i'm OF ~ c3 I'VE we
dence and support OF our friends and the pubic
gene5all3y ,.,, F. y. hlWtdJ
CO-PAKTNERsHiP. We have this day as;
eS VIII US e h SUM- NJ joas "94
ON r'A'''t'' 1A0s s II PULLEN CO.
We are grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years. and solicit con
tinuanos for the new G sFEBBINs puLLEN
July !, 1860 jy Hts
DtSSOLUTION OF co. PAkrNEn>niP.
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the firm of LAlDLEf &
ROBINSON, is this day dissolved, by mutual CON
he 6f The tf wb will be
excepting such accounts, notes, or other claims as
LAIDLEY, JOSEPH LAIDLEY,
EnW'D 7. ROBINSON.
Richmond. June S0th. 1850 jy 2-ts
nIsSDLUTtON.-T concern of POTTS,
ut., Mr.. II 8. WILLIAMS rearing. The under
slgned having pur released the interest of Mr. H. s.
Williams. with the books, ACCOUNTS, notes. &c,
will continue the Wholesale Grocery business at
the stand recently occupied by them, where they
will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
irons heretofore. The St. Of the firm will re-
main UNCHANGED. F. POTTS,
r. q. FARLEY,
J. b. MARSHALL.
Richmond, July 2, 1850. jy 2-ts
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HATS, &c.


THE JAPANESE OUNCE HAT. n
lust received at Is Main street the ia
PARESE OUNCE HAT, something nice and light
for the season. Cali and get one -
K. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to BInford, Dickinson Welslger.
jy Ats
NEW STyLES.-WM. L. MOORE 4
- CO., 207 Broad street, are now in receipt of
fresh supply of HATS. GAPS and s T w
GOODS for Summer wear, among which is the
"CHAMPION HAT" and other neat and fash
ionabie styles, A large suppl, of 2 anters and
Harvest HATS. DRESS HATS made to order.
VIM. T. Moore x CO., U7 Broad st.
~ TIE GREATEST INVENTION OF
ATHE AGE, "The Patent Sweat Proof SOFT
HAT, at Elicit & WEISIGER'S.
No. 167 Main street.
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~ To Grocers.--The attention of Gro
GERS aud Merchants generally is called to SEM
PIES INFALLIBLE BAKING Pow DER-a
home article, and superior to most of the kind be
fore the public,
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y O8FtN
u GRAVEL ROOFING.
BT0TlNA COR FELTi ROUTING,
TIN ROOFING
We are now prepared TO on the JkAVEG
ROOFING, of a very superior quality. either IN
town or country.
Also, all Kinds of GUTTERS, -<.
CONDUCTORS,
and LIGHTNING RODS.
CHARLES u. YALE CO.,
an At-aH, Iron Rlprk tSovsrnor at
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~ ID . o..
80 Who'll ESALE DRUGGISTS,
AZ No. 50 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND
IA We call the attention of the trade oil Vir
gina and North Carolina and Tennessee to our
Spring stock, which has been bought on the best
terms and which we selling as low as they can
be bought IN any Northern oty, consisting IN part
of
INDIGO, NADER and EXTRACT LOG
WOOD.
FRENCH GLASS, of every size.
WHITE LEAD. VARNisH and L1NsEED
FLUfD. CHEWING and SMOKING To-
BACCO.
PATENT MEDICINES-all kinds.
PERFUMERY, TOOTH and HAIR BRUSH
ES &c, sc.
AGENTS FOR THE BEST COAL OIL.
Call and examine our stock. DOVE co.
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IA. Families will consult heir interest by
using SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING pow
DER. 1t is cheaper and better than any similar
article in market. For sale by all retailers.
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LIFE INSURANCE. &c.
DERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE. COM PANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.


OFFicE-M Main Street, in American Hotel.
Fs and NAME 1fss
ns AoaE On dsS sss
Essossb ss sStss AND and Biz q
4; Warwick, Gfm o. waryick a,ksd 81
!. ". hoSa Ss frm d Spnlop. MsnqSfs Co.
E. A. IL To % S
John i bacon: firm Of l,a,9%n BaskervjIl;c r.
r. q. Haxall firm OF Haxall, Crenshaw q 20.
Wm IBu1Ws si9ck, irm Of Warwick Barksdas
Jas. Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law.
F. 8. Ruin, asricpiturist and Manufacturer.
X; "; MeGruder, frm OF :. MoGruder' Sons.
'''. Duh0'' BOIL Btp Ii ING SSN W. HHxXLL, PEST.
O. F; BaEsEK, sec'y. au7-lm
ON RDCa'h1H 500, 900!
M O@ee-No.2 Mar street sndsT 81. '"a'ssS
oa ss c ST FIRE AND t. @
on favorable terms.
Cab. Workman, John H, Greanor,
sa Sam fMIafPt Price, VIM VIM. 8. TripIettt.
i IN stewart sSSa, Walker, VIM m. c t
Luther r. Spinan, Jas. r. Crenshav,
Peter C. Warwick, John Il. Williams,
Jas. s. Kent, Mark Downey,
James Nj Talbot, kdwIn 4. Smith.
Griffin B. Davenport. Ro. 4. Paine,
Geo. W. Yancey, 70. F; Williams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM. P Ras land.
WIN Brent, Henry G. Cabel,
Ro. H. Maury Geo. w. Royster:
ISAAC DAVENPORT. jR. Pres't.
CHAs. +. WORKMAN, Sec'y. my l9-ts
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~ Baths, Baths. Baths.

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily from O'Clock A. NJ e, until 10
NJ at the American HI air Cutting, Shaving. Sham
poolng and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance 18th street. Single Bath Is cts.
or Ave tIcxats for 81
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q A. BODEKER 4 co., Apothecarles and
~ Druggists, No. 10 Main street. near Old
~ Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
IA general assortment of pure Drugs, Medi-
Putty, Dye Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes OF
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning, Fluid, Al
cohol, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy ARTICLES, Garden
Medicinal Liquors, sc.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
nished.
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fIECTUK DAVIS

II AUCTl0NEER,
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond Va,
gives particular ate ution to SELLING SLAV ES,
both publicly and privately
IA X. d, JAMES has an interest IN the snsi
ness from this day. e Zo-bm
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-, FOX KENT-And possessIon glyen I'M
S3::aa medIatey, the large ard desirably situ,tsd
c.AsTORE, corner Broad and 9th streets II h..
an ample Easement. and 10 furnished with ali ths
modern water and gas Fl xtures. Being one OF H.
greatest thoroug fares OF the city, il may he rs
garded as possessing very great advantages IA,
business of any Kind. MANN s. VALENTINE
~ S0-ts
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~ SURGEON DENTIST,
~lIlD Once on Main, below Pearl street. next
door to p. Horton keach'z trimming store, and two
doors above Messrs Thos. Il. Price Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber havns removed to the above
house, would be pleased to see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa
rations TO serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed in the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
Nv him warranted to give satisfaction. tool3-D
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14
A Protest Against Early Rising.

DR.. Hall, in the February number of his
Journal Of Health, says:
One of the very worst economies Of the time
is that filched from necessary sleep. The
wholesale but blind commentator of early
rising, is as mischieyous in practice as it is
Grant in theory. Early rising Is a crime
against the MODEST part Of our physical nature,
unless it is preceded by an early retiring.
Multitudes of business men in large cities
count it a saving of time if they can make q
journey Of hundred or two miles at night by
steamboator railway. tits ruinous mistake
It never falls to be followed by want of gen.
eral wei feeling for several days after, it. indeed
the man does not return home actually sick,
or so near it as to be unfit for full attendance
to his business for week afterwards.
When man leaves home on business, it is
always important he should have bis wits about
him thstth mind should be fresh and vigor.
GUS, the spirit lively, buoyant and cheerful
No man can say that Il IS thus with him after
night on railroad car or onthe shelf of .
steamboat.
The first great recipe for sound, connected,
and refreshing sleep is physical exercise.-
Toll is the price of sleep.
We caution parents, particularly, not to al
low their children to be walked up Of mornings;
let nature wake them up, she win not dot
prematurely but have q care that they 90
to bed at an early hour let it be earlier and
earlier, until It IS found that they wake up of
themselves IN full time to dress for breakfast.
Being walked up early, and allowed to engage
IN difficult or any studies late and just before
retiring, has given many beautiful and prom
ising child brain fever, or determined ordinary
ailments to the production of water on the
brain.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14
From the Grenada Locomotive.
Rich Correspondence.

We are indebted to the politeness Of our friend
DIR. Z. R. Armistead, for the following letter,
in answer to one received by the school COM
mittee here from one Mr.. Frser, teacher
wishing to get charge of the Masonic School,
who sent large number of references as to
his competency, from various schools North.
among which Is named 0berlin, Ohio, where
whites and Uaoks are taught together. We
have not space to publish his testimonials,
but the answer to his letter is written in an
effective style, and gives Mr.. Freer to under
stand that the gentlemen composing the School
Committee in Grenada are not satifed with
references from Addition Schools.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14
A cREAT n.pe.,r

TFNHE place formerly owned by DIR. d. O. Williams
Il within 4miles Of Citation, noted for health
and in reach of the finest schools in the State
male and female, well Watered, with or ZOO acres
of good creek bottom. for sale low, very low, as
am determined to break up farming. There are
1920 acres in the tract, new gin ho1se and n,sss
new corn crib, fno dwelling house &c. Nearly
1000 bushels corn and fodder also mules and horses
brood mares, cattle, sheep and hogs. The land
will be sold cheap and % accommodating terms.
Dir. Tier, the 0verseer on the place, wiz show
the land to any one wishing to purchase, or appi-
Kinds Go. Miss. GEO Stokes
Nov '59-tf.
publish till forbid.
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Ftom the Southern Homestead.
WILL HE BE HOME TONIGHT
. SONG OF rnE aoLD ONES AT HONE"
BY L. VIRGINIA FRENCH.

The 1;rht fades ont from the purple hills
THE wooldlands are turning brown,
On rock and river, and musical rllls,
The shadows are coming down
A faint blush fingers along the sky,
And over the mountains height
Obi speed dark hours like swift birds by,
For BE must be home to night.
See nestled soft in their snowy beds
Ger which the Ere light CLOVIS,
Peer out three golden-curley heads
And cheeks OF the richest rose
The board is spread with its dainty cheer,
The tapers are all slight,
Ny flowers in bieem-but-can this be fear
Oh WILL he come home o-nis hit?
Mine eyes are bright-is't because they see
And mirror with faithful SHINE,
The stars Of love thou wilt bring with thee
In those soft darkeyes Of thine ~
And the golden CLEANS, like the sun on streams,
And the floating of fancies light,
That will dance DER my heart in its gladsom
dreams,
IF thou wilt come home to- night?
Ny cheeks aglew is't because I'm drest,
In his faucy's favorite hue?
Come tell me, Elise, do '4ook my best
10 this rubs Of the richest hue
Is my hair in the way he loves, yon know,
Is the fall Of the ringiets rlsat!
Do you think me vain? All IT is not So
But-he will b. home tonight
aI,ook WE'LL" you say 2 am glad the while,
And hope be will note the glow,
And the lighted eye and the sunny smile,
Which charmed him-sO long ago,
KNOW that my summers are passing away,
That Pm NOT as bsautiful-quite-
know what HE'LL SAY, with a smile so gay,
II he should come to night.
Yes-I think he'll come Ger the crimson keys
OF my heart doth music swell,
Like the soft, sweet Ginning of distant seas
Through the folds of lonely shell;
And SOMETHING that's neither OF earth nora air,
But endowed with angels might,
Has met my spirit and Whispered there,
~Rest! he viii be home tonight"
OH God be thanked who has kept him safe
In bis waDderings wild and wide;
And guided him back like precious wall
Astray on a stormy tide.
Ha there's the train with signal shriu
Oh. dark hours speed your flight
Ha soul rejoics-0h heart be still
He has eome-he has come toll night!
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Valuable improved Property Under EN-


ceiieHt Cultivation. in Biloxi, Mississippi
known as the Residence vi Iir A. ByTenheldf
Offering fine opportunity Purcbs Sc residence
suita be Tor large family, OF for Boarding
House.
Hoy Julian Neville, Auctioncer- Once No. II
I'D Commercial Piaee-Wili be sold at public
auction, in the city Of New Orleans, on Thursday,
March g, 1850, at IL o'cock N yat the St Charles
Exchange=z=- - t,.,,,-;
Harrison county, Mississippi, bounded ca the east
by the property belonging to II. I. Lnnsdale Esq
en- the west by the properly bsiorglig TOT. Cook,
Es4 south By tie Gulf vf Mckee, ald running
north between parallel lines. to or near the back
Bay OF Biloxi having front on the Gulf Of about
one and three quarters arpents, add depth of
forty arpeuts more or less; with all the improve
ments consisting of a handsome dwelling house,
with eight rooms large hall, galleries. cellar, bath
rooms WI tn force pump attached and shower bath.
Also, two other buildings, one containing seven
and the other three rcos and three cat snets
attached ths grounds; there are kitchens, stable,
carTia ge-hOuse aud servants rooms there Is also
in the cellar Of the main building neyer-iaIl1nS
spring, OF the purest water n the south. In ad-
dItiOn to the above thtre Is large bath-house and
duuche, both With forcing pumps; the latter one
tended for horse poTer-aI III good order tor use
The garden AID orchard IS tasteful y laid out,
and planted with the rarest flowers and fruit trees,
uprising a large numbsr of peach, plum, fg, or
auge, shaddock lemon and other trees IN full bear
lug; together With many large grape vines, OF var
iOus kinds.
The place is well shaded by fine live 9aks, cedars
ms gnolas and other trees; there are several pure
springs of water the place, rendering it one Of
the most desirable retreats on the Coast.
The grounds and bulldogs are in the charge Of u
garIsner, who wall show the premises to parties
wishing to visit them.
Altogether this is one Of the few opportunities
offered parties wishing to secure healthy, con-
venie4t and airy retreat for the summer months.
The sale will take place positively as advertised
TERMs.--0ne third cash balance in one and two
years, for satisfactory paper, besrng interest at
the rate of per cenA per alnnm from date OF sale
Act Of sale before K, Brennan, commissioner for
the State Of Mississippi, Al the expense of the pur
chaser. Feb q '60-s6w N s.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE

I OFFER for sale my 'iAthone'' place, situated,
Il in Williamson county Miss about 1871 miles
from WoodFille and e from Matches on the lower
Woodville and Nathez road, between the Buffalo
and Homt chittO. 1t is IL miles from Hutch
ms Landing the Mississippi is some four or
five miles ia direct line from that river; and
when the HOmochitto is opened it will lie within
two miles Of navigation. 1t contains about 1900
ocres of very fine land, a great deal Of it bottom
lsnd is plentiiully timbered, and affords IS fine
pasture as can be found in the country. About 800
acres now in cultivation. The improvements
consist of dwelling house, Clubhouse, quarters, corn
cribs. stable &c. TAe BeIs hborhood is good and
healthy. Possession given lst Of January.
For terms apply to JOHN S. HOLT.
Oct % '59-skw If