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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
r UMBERMEN,s ExoHANGE / =

II UMBERMEN'S EXCHANGE | ! ~
Lumber Rising = Goods Falling !
THE subscribers beg leave 70 say that they are now recev
ing direct nom New Yorh large and well selected Hsoc o
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, and Ready Made Clothing,
hut the Grocery Department has particular attention. and
We nov oGer 10 the
Citizens Of .ashtabpld,
and vicinity choice seecons Of lea Sugar Molasses Coffee
Svsn d Fleh white Fish, Marere Soapes Candles Lamp
and ndueed oils together with variety s other fry too
numerous muntun ofwhch We are selling ior Ready Pay
We are paying Cash for all kinds Of Eastern Market lumber
delivered AZ store or at the abor and are particularly
desrous for buying quantity Of we'll selected
PANEL Stuff,
and will pay an extra price for IT,
March iSth, 1859. HASKELL h WILLIAMS.
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ne Am ronIcsrnsa I

II Do wish that oil of my old customers
that hsvc unssted accounts win me- or D. Phlps will call
and rese Immediately. want my pay 90 a. 70 pay others
And must have IL and WIN have u whereI can gsth am IN
the Boot and Shoe Business yet,
and am lIns Cheap for Cash, % Rssy Psy sBaBstAns
II should trust each time TN askaa
Nv Stock would soon be gone,
And Bankrupt then becoins,
For Credit, I'd get nsnst
Once trusted ~ ~ htndA
(For 40 they seeuacd 10 bel
But when asked thCn or nv rag
They'd only laagh Al me.
TAen elsewhere they would trade ior oarh,
To me they would not corne,
30 loatmy stock, and losttmy trade
And thus was near undone,
And now my friendu, sell for Cash,
Az Cheap and Good as can be,
And though your trade wish to have,
For Cash il Is I'd thank ye.
Ny work Is the best my prices low.
And trade seek most fervont
For smallest avors will be,
Heur very humble servant n. PHILLIPS.
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SANFoRD's LIVER NIviGoRA.
~ TOR NEVER DRBilIATEs

TT - COMPOUNDED entlrl
an established nct, aStandard
ed By all that have used n,
confidence IN al the diseases .
II has cured thousands /.
had given up all hopes Of re- {
ited certificates In my pos {
The dose must be adapted Z
individual taking II, and used 4
gently on The Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your (
use OF the liver Invigorator, I
plants, Bilious attacks, Dys- I
Summer Complaints Dysen- I
Habitual Costlveness, Cholic,
Cholera lnhintum, Flatulence I
es and may be used success
Medicine. II will cure Sick (
testify 10 twenty minutes, II
taken AZ commencement OF
All who use Il arc giving
Mix water in the mouth Will
both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25

: nom Ouma, and has becom-
iedlcine, known and approv-
and r. now resorted 20 with
for which tits recommended.
within the lasttwo years who
lief, a. the numerous unsoilo-
session show.
10 the temperament Of the
In such Quantities a. 10 aat
Judgment guide you IN Che
and Il will cure Liver Conn
pepsia, Chronic Diarrhoes.
terry, Dropsy, Sour stomach.
Cholera, Cholera MOrbua
Jaundice, Female Weaknens,
fully a. 40 Ordinary Family
Headache, (ns thousands can
two or three Teaspoonfuls are
attack.
their testimony In ita favor.
The Inyigorator, aud eWAliow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-25
MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale of
II Lmnda aud Tanemaufa.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale of
1N1 Lands and Tenements.
kshtabula Common Pleas, March FERN, 1885,
WiriAn,w M'an' 7 o.,., - 81. ,.,,,
Jsssruon ). Britt. ' ''' D'
By virtue OF an Order Of Sale duly issued
from sad Court in the above case TO directed will oer
for sale by way Of Public Auction ct the
Door of the Court House, in Jefferson,
Ashtabula County, Ohio,
On Wednesday, February 22nd, a. d. 1860,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock Of said day. follow
ing described Lands and Tenemen to-t; Situate in the
Township Of Sheffield in the County Of AAhabuA and State
81 Ohis and bounded foo1A North and East by Land
0Nned by Elijah Peck South land occupied by Theron
Drake West BY the Centre Road called leading cm
Sheeld to Denmark and contains 5 Of aRd with
the bulldogs and machinery thereon
Appraised at 5 WM. HENDRY, Sheriff, as
Special Master Commissioner
Shesirs Once, Jefferson, Jan. 13 1850. 5w526$A rs
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DOCTOR HooFLAND'S celebrated
German Bitters,

ChTONie or Nervous DebIrty Diseases 81 the Kid
Rsys and all diseases arising from dis
ordered Lirer Stomach.
Such Constipation, Inward Piles Funess Blood to the
Head Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust
Food Funes Weight in the stomach Sour Eucationsr
Sinking Fuerng at the Pit of the Stomach Swimming of
the Head Hurried and dinelt Breathing Futerng the
Heart Choking or Sufocang Sensations when in lying
POSTURE Diness Of Vision Dots Webs before the Sight,
Yeowness the Skin aud Eyes Pain In the Sde Back Chest
Limbs @c Sudden Flushes OF Heat Burning In the Flesh
The popeto In calling the attention Of the public this
commended.
It'll nd untrled article but that has stood the
test Of ten r trial before the American people, and its
reputation ana sale unvaled by any similar preparation
eNant The te7tmony in its favor given by Prominent and
country is immense, and careful perusal Of the Almanac
published annually by the proprietor and to be had gs OF
Of his Agents. cannot but satisfy the kkepca that
this remedy really deserving the great celebrity Il has OBJ
tainea 472
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ID 1f DIR H0OFLANDs a--r.r
CORDIAL. FOR THE

Speedy of Coughs Colds influence Group Hoarsenes
Bronchitis Pneumonia, Diseases Of the Bowels arising
Cold Incpient Consumption and for the relief and III all
possbe cure Of Patients in advanced stages Of the latter
disease.
This celebrated preparation like the Btters ma Be conf
IDENTIFY relied on is designed for class Of diseases more
general and more fatal than other to which the people
this country uhjec-those springing from s0 eod~
That eminent authority Dr. Bell says: " will not say tina
Colds are to inhabitants what the Plaque and Y9oo
r ore TO those OF countries; but confidently
that they usher IN disease Of greater eopy and m0ral
ty than these latter"
further proof of the terrible fatality Of diseases resulting
from common cold" may be by glance at the follow
ing statistics taken from the records ibe BOaf Of Health
OF PhadePha conessedy of the most healthy localities
in the UniOn;--
1882 Total deaths in Philadelphia, lO2Sa
Died of Consumption, 1912
/" all other diseases C2sO IN sumBsr), $40
1853 Total deaths eTSp
Died Of Consumption, 1So5
ali other diseases, 1854
1854 Total deaths, l1si4
Died Of Consumption, 21Ss
all other diseases, 1856
-1I,sT4
Prom these figures II will be seen that nearly one fourth of
the total deaths IN the country consumption 10
say nothing Of the numerous other diseases spngng from
Nslight cold"
Do trhe with your health but II suffering from cough
cold the lungs buy bottle Of HO0FLANDS BAISAM-
lC CORDIAL, and you may safely cure Thoty-
sands have done and have certified to It's wonderful eec
Coughs sometimes proceed from disOrdered or dyspeptc
state Of the stomach in which the Bttes should
be used In Of weakness general debility Of the sys
tenn, resulting from prOtraeed DOUGH- the German Bitfer
will be found OF great benefit.
Prepared only by Dr. O. NJ Jackson 4fS Arch street. Phil
adephia Price rs cents per bottle. For sale By GEORGE
LEN, JefIerson LYON, Conneaut; @ A GIBBS Windsor.
SPRING WEBSTER Geneva. IysT2
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Home Insurance Company,

Office Nos 112 ia Broadway, Y.
Cash Capital, all paid in .........,.. Sl,OOOOOO
Surplus, over. oOOOOO
CHARLES MARTIN, Prest A. F. WILMARTH, Vice Pr.
l. MILTON SMITH, Secy.
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HYPOPHOSPHITHS of Lime, Soda
II folal.9 ola and sieah suppE direct rom lhl
llaael.llnlalhAN " AeE foIk and fhlladsihis a
=. nEnDhY's DRDG STORE.
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AR.d has
PATTERSON g. WINSDGAM
.,,,. ,-;,t . ,ooS - =.

ARd has
PATTERSON g. WINSDGAM
come with good stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.
Take notice Of this Rhyme
Ladies' and Gentlemen please to can
AtP. 4 WIS store this fa
For there you be 70 find
Boots Of al sises, Shoes Of al kiEAs
For 4 W. has come with new Stock
Into Store Ia the Fisk Black,
Where they prepared TO wait on all
Thai hroagA tAeir pleasure, PisasstS eaR.
For bound 30 Ontdo,
In quality and prices too;
The best and cheapest that ean be found,
Throughout Ashtabua or County around.
Ladies, 10 you now appeal,
With DOotees, With heels;
There's nothing made that outdO,
1Rsy fl 80 nicely 20 tAs SkSs.
Mems Calf Kip aud Stoga Boots
Boys Kip and StOga Boots.
Youths do do do
Mems Rubber Overs.
do do Sandals.
Womens do Overs.
do do SandaIs
Also Sole Agents for
MreHEIIs PATENT metallic TIPPED,
oF Yoath and Children which are renowned trougout The
Eastern States for their durability and eheapnes a6d 81 -
tuA test have been found TO Outwear two pag OF e od %
Tor ale AZ PATTERSON wINsMAKTs
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale of
,1Nk LANDS AND TENElfENTs Auhtabula Common
P1sas, November Tenn, 1850.
Enos & Stricklaod-vs--SeldeR w. Moore.
order OF Sale.
b. Virtue OF an 7or of Sale duly issued said Court
m the above case directed will oder for sale by way
81 Public Auction at the Door Of tho
CooEt House, in Jefferson,
t.st.- EAlin5uia Co, Oh,o, On
WednesdGy February 22ad, a. ID. 1850.
between the hcurs Of 10 and o'clock Of said day. the follow
tBg described
Lands aud Tenements, to-wit.:
tuats the Township Of AndoveE County Of Ashabula
and State Of Ohio being Ia Township No. 6rs range
cf Townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve Called
and bounded and described follows towt: beginning at
tine South West Of John N WhR Lot In the centre
Of the East and West center road thence North thirteen rods
and nine links thence West sx od thence South thirteen
rods and nine nk thence East six rods to the place Of be-
ginning, TO contain half OF Land.
Appraised at $T50-teven hundred and 6fty dollars.
WIN. HENDRY, Sheriff. a.
Special Master Commissioner
eheTirs Once, Jefferson, Jan. Is, 1860. 6w55S$S
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Administrator'a Sale Of Real Estate.

IN PURSUANCE of an order granted
u By The Probate Court Of AshthbuIa Cou1ty Ohio, will
s1sS Tor sAls by WAy Of Public auction, on e1s
25th day of February, A. D. 1862
= cecck In Tho afternoon upon e premises, the following
described Real Estate
siuEie IL the Townshp Of saybook County Of Ashshua
and State Of Ohio being Known part n Lot No 0fyfou
S4u township number tsrye-l2in the fourth range Of
townEhpe In the Connecticut Western Reserve and bounded
End dgrorbed sws North by The North line Of said
lst number "a East by land owned By stephen A. Peigo
South By line running parallel with the South ue OF said
LDt uambSr 6fyfow-64-aDd hundred and sixy-l60-
rods South from the North line Of said last mentioned lot
e West side Of the granted premises and West by land
ewned by Daniel j. Sherman Esq, containing within said
boundaries according TO the survey of B. B. Hunter Esq.,
Thirty and twenty-five hundrehs32 25100acres
ef land and subject 70 all privileges thereon and subject
70 the dover estate Of Nancy Boyntou Appraised al S5e
TERMS OF SAIE One third In band, one-third in
yer onothrd in two year, from the day Of sale, with inter
s the payments TO Be secured By mortgage the pre-
mises sold LEVI BRAINARD,
Administrator Of David Boynton.
eav0rook January 1890. 4w527
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Beneroi,ut Iaaiiston, esiabshsd bv special Endopms
for he Relief Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted
1sith Diy1lent and Epidemic Dsseases
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ssnford,s Family cathsrtio Pnls.

Price One Dollar per Bottle.
ALSO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01
Bribery and Corruption.

In spite of all the efforts OF Brother iona.
than to keep ahead of the enterprising pro.
vince of Canada in commercial and business
overtakes us in fast" exhibition, and
makes our most ambitious rogues blush fol
their So perior virtue. An examination of the
affairs Of the Grand Trunk Railroad Compa.
ny exhibits most woful state of morals on
the part Of the directors. The Liverpool
shareholders, becoming suspicious that the
Grand Trunk was not as sound as it might be
sent gentleman to Canada, Mr. H. G. CHAP.
MAN, to examine into the management and
prospects OF the line, and the probability of
the success Of the enterprise. 1t is now stated
that the investigations of Mr.. CHAPMAN have
proved the existence Of a system of pecula-
tion, and mendaci'y unparalleled
In the history of railroads. 1t is conclusive
ly shown that the "Grand Trunk" had been
used for political purposes, and that its funds
were expended in bribery and corruption. 1t
In now believed that the road will not be
worked either honestly or as a purely COM
mercial company SO long as the direction re-
mains as at present constituted. -I
Those English journalists who luxuriate in
exhibitions Of American commercial dishon.
esty and attribu te it 10 our republican form of
government, must try their hand upon this
interesting problem of the Grand Trunk
Railway. Why should these loyal Canadians,
who never got ahead of Brother Jonathan in
any thing else, su1pnss him in rascaIity!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01
NEW MUSIC AND BOOKS.

VIZ NEW MUSIC. Sept. LIST
&ZE At RANDOLPH'S IA
A& Bookstore and Bindery.
Only FOR THEE. A reply to Ever of Thee
1T SEEMS BUFF THE OTHER DAY. Song By
ANGEL OF LIFE; Song. By the author OF
LOVING sP Hf s.f,'s 4 HOME; Song B, the
author of /" Murmuring Sea-. 25,.
SUNNY MEADoWS Song. By the author oi
+" Nurmuripg Sea - 25c .r
LITTLE GRAY BIRD. Song. By McNaus hton
DO coon TURN WHEN YOU CAN. Song
SMILE FROM THEE. MY MOTHER DEAR
Song By L.avenu. 25,.
LURtINE POLKA. BY the author of "L' Enfan,
LITTLE Puss POLKA. BY the author of " Pride
SLUMBER POLKA By Boyer. $50.
FO. EST BIRD'S POLKA. By Fowler. SIC.
UNION BELL POLKA. Dedicated to the Hon
John Bell, Of Tenn. By Grobe 49c.
DOUGLAS scHOTTIsCH. Dedicated 10 the Hon
BRF K Rfaf p ss Sc sysHoTrscH. Dedicated to
the Hon. John @ Breckinridge 40.
coS sSsf1t SO sSc;HorrIscH. B, Manns. ESQ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01

alNsrRANcE-AS SUCCESSFUL COMP ANY.-The
Msrcheuts' Insurance. CompanS OF this CITY
which Is doing large business determined last
week to Increase their capital stock to $40 600 by
the sale of 000 shares. the par value OF which is
6fty dollars. The 100 shares were promptly
taken in tae last week at sersny-fre dollars per
share. "a -. = j.. ..-..
The Company has now capital OF $500 600, and
the large aud handsome surplus of SIS 0JU.
IL gives us pleasure to chronicle the rise ard
progress of our home institutions. There are sew
rral Home Companies in our midst all of them
doina good business, all of them reliable, liberal,
and prompt in the setleme ut of losses. -..r q
Our people will consult their interest bv lusur
ing at home Our Companies have fine officers,
and CONTROL ID BY directors which embrace the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01
QlHn-

On Thursday niEht, the 3nth inst, AZ the resi-
dence. of her husband. on Franklin at, F RANGES
JANE. wife, OF the Hon. John b. Caskie, IN the
30th year of her aye.
! Her funeral viii take place, on this Saturday
afternoon. the LIST Sept az o'clock. from ~.
James' Church. The FRIENDS Of the family az IN
vited to attend. A -
On Thursdsy morning, at half past 8 O'Clock,
ANNIE b. fW000VILLr, infant danghtee OF
Nicholas h. and Elizabeth D. Dunn, aged months
and % days, tst a. a- Htt"
t The gentle Saviour calls
Our children tn his breast.
He folds them in his gracious arms
80 Himself declares them blsst 1es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01
. prrsr STEAMER PKNNsyLvAf

Tur BrnNr STEAMER PKNNsYLVAfIA.- =
This iii. fa,ed steamer, which was burnt TO the
Tniv has been raised from her he'd opposite
Jamestown Island, and was towed into this
nort this morning by the combined efforts OF
Two steam tugs. The Pennsylvania was
raised by the Messrs. Baker, of this city, who
devote their whole time exclusively TO this
kind OF business. When she came in she at.
tracted considerable altenuo which was con.
siderably augmented by the repeated discharge
Of cannon and the cheers Of the large number
OF hands on board the feet. She was sus.
pended between a large bark on one side, and
Two schooners on the other-one Of which
stern foremast--her smoke. stack and parts o.
her machinery were visible, bat none OK hel
hull except her cut-water, which projected
several feet above the tide She will be hauled
up and her machinery taken out.-Norfolk Da,
Book Thursday. $500. ..-s e4.r
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DEMOCRATIC M.xrrxo.-Hon. Stephen A

DEMOCRATIC MsErrNo.-Hon. Stephen A.
upesnaasa sAAsssssa apaasesa
rens on the Capitol Square last night. He
spoke from . Sand In Ahc main Avsnue. On the
east eide Of ne wsskington mon ollAenk and
was INTRODUCES BY NJ. VIM. r. s,urdivant.-
After thanktne the people of Ricnmcnd for
the kind reception they had given him, ne
spoke for an hour and a halfsfn favor Of
squatter sovereignty, and asserted that the
Democratic party Of Virginia, and OF the
Union, had stood side by side win h'm uhu'
within few months past His speech was
listened TO with marked attention.
Judge Douglas 10 70 leave the cry os 'ns
Central Railroad cars this morning, anu WIN
sneak to day at Charlottesvilie anu S.auh'o"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01

SICKNESS IN WESTERN VIRsIEIA.-Dipthe-
ria has prevailed extensively in the neighbor-
hood Of SangersviiIe, Augusta county, Va.
A number of deaths have occurred from it,
There have been some six deaths in two fami.
lies-three deaths In each family--occasioned
by 1t. 1t is spreading in different directions.
The first case occurred about the first of July.
The dy sentery also prevails in the same local
ity to distressing extent, ana some lew
to be confined TO one side Of North river-the
eastern side-whilst diptheria is confined
almost exclusively to the western side OF the
same stream. There has been also good deal
of sickness at Timberville, in Rockingham. The
disease prevalent is typhoid fever, of whic b
there have been some Ave or six cases in the
town. t.-s..a" ... 5--ea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01

Among the features Of the season are the
frequent excursions by way Of the James and
York rivera to the Seaboard. The great mass
OF the population. whose business pursuits
render II impossible TO leave the city for a
long time during the summer, are afforded by
the arrangements Of the river boats an oppor-
tunity OF recreation, and Of obtaining health
and strength as well as pleasure, the value Of
which cannot be oyer-sstimated. The benef.
cal effect OF change Of air for a single day is
well understood by medical men. and no
a mosphere. not even that Of the noun tains,
as a. pure AID bracing a. that Of the sea- It's
sanative effects are especially married In the
case OF children. We can imagine nothing at
once more agreeable and beneficial than trim
down either Of or noble rivers to the wide
and beautiful WATERS Of the roads, or bay. and
those who can enjoy such trip, even once
week. have no reason to covet the pleasures Of
the visitors TO the mountains. - "a ss..eg IS
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WESTERN GRAIN IN GRoRGIA.-Within a
few days past there have been large arrivals
by our railroads, OF corn, oats, barley, rye
crowded with it. Much has gone into our
stores, and there were large shipments for
places beyond. Most Of it comes from ST.
Louis Cincinnati, and other places in the tar
West. The price of corn is here held at 95c.
10 81 per bushel.-Macon (Ga Journal. -..
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CHAHLES II. I NJ ~,
Ksswick Depot, Albemsr'e CO., '"
8 " lg-3taw1M W&S}
=. Two yAIU.RJE FARMs ISA
80 uENRIcn C0IiNYy AR0ET FlEH

xHENRICo COUNTY. ABOUT FtosB
.MILEs BELOW RICH NON pvs n,
mated a dssoyibed above. one con tains ?iss acre.
90 acres cleared, and in well adapted &c tae ~ h
of the usual crops made IN tbs ssctsoa. Ma ,s
ance Of the land 10 in wood, 10 or " ~ $50 lof
heavily set in pine, wish some valuable um. ,,I
building purposes. The improvement 49, 80 81
q FRAMED DWELLING with faoms ssnis ),
90 acres. with the usual impr, 'cmen's. 10
the farTus are healthy. and 30 lear iae nj 4 ssi
render them very desirable. A bazaar ssevs H
in OF 10th Of them and thes VII ~ 'TTarasr
the Messrs. FRRNcH,l hvieK upon thsm.
Information can be he'd OF the sabscI, ssn;. ks~
Am 81 Dis $500 Once Nstiepeataa b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01

Fugitive FROM yusTioE.-Jauus No..
a LAC. was arrested for larceny AZ CisvSasc.n,,y'
M ms 90 e county. Va, Sunday and hr}lss
tn ns mex. cay re escaped, aud aftsr his depsT.
Ioeasee Pfaaf, from which paper thess s.s ue
are uken,) came 70 light. 4 public meeiin :
was neid, and IN officer dispatched 6y ~
e.Issns 70 hichmond, where ills supposed he
sss ysssfsl confedsralss we're named 81 the
fmpcf3ncs. "sn'os'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01

LIBEL SUIT.-A. Myer, Of Salisbury, N. c.,
has sued the PATRIOT, of that place, because the
editor in an article on "treating' AS q means
of procuring votes, said that "Mr. Myers
strgehnine would be used pretty freely Mr..
NJ lays his damages at SlU,OO0. ..-- .. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01
- ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.

49, ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SAIL
- The subscriber being unable to attend % !.
- FARM, on account 81 his situstion. 10 gee.
r0us Of selling lt. The Farm contains faa acfesa
Land, in Albemsrie county, very compaeiS STU
cd near the Central Railroad, opposle kessa
Depot, distant half mile, and seven ~
Charlottesville. l45 acres of the Las4 - -,
and in a good state Of improvement as me ptes.
crops will show; and that not in cultyaion ,
yell set In clover, timothy, and other sIassl
The land lies well. and the soil Is adapted y -
the crops, but more particularly to whest, soo, =,
ana corn. Fifty acres are IN woods oak sle - ,,s
principally oak-origlnal growth. There 49, 49,
never failing streams Of water running tnws.
convenient parts of the Farm, .fhe mproseL...-s.
consist of tvo-story framed bui ding, eoaAi
ing three large rooms; four smaller ones SUI ~.
for lodging rooms; several closets, plenen r. r.,
sage, two porches, and q cool cellar, suitsos y.
keeping meats, butter, &c. There are st aec.,
sary out buildings. nearly al new havlAs ~ -.
built in the last II months. The dwelling hsa y. ~.
last spring, been thoroughly repaired and ~.
and is Situated In the midst Of grove o. ~ ~
oak and iocost trees The sltuasion 10 hssf -.
healthy one, and commands teaaufal viev y -.
cars when passing the South Mountai ne, afa -,
rounding country. There IS a spriBs oil NOS"
cellent water near the dwelling. u.
Possession can be had By the purchaser any H"'
after the present crop Ia secured. IN.
Any one WISHING TO bny, will ples.e cal, ~ Nh
PROPRIETOR, residing on the farm, whe WI = -.
pleasurs in showing t. The terms Will b n'''
accommodating. -
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