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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-31
THAT GREAT REMEDY,
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THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE
.. BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
FOR GoNoRRHGA AND, GLEET,
FOR G0N0RRHEA AND GLEET,
FOR GON0RRHGA AND GLEETi
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SAVES A BIG DOCTORS BILL,
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. HAS; No. BAD TASTE,
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$f# $fEE $f4 HSSHS$ HESHS$ / / s$sH s$sH r..
WITHOUT LOSS OF TINE
WITHOUT LOSS OF TBE
or CHANGE OF DIET
WITH LESS TROUBLE,
WITH LESS TROUBLE,
~ WITH LESS TROUBLE,
MORE SPEEDILY,
MORE SPEEDILY,
MORE SPEEDILY, ..-.... .ar.
- AND PERMANENTLY,
.,.' AND PERMANENTLY,
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THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY.
THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY. '..St-,,-6
THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY. -i.:;.Ss
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TEST ONE PACKAGE.
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Every Druggist and Country Merchant should keep
that from its Sales an act of philanthropy
towards suffering humanity Hm be made to the espe.
ca and pecuniary interem all Druggists TO purchase by
W. W. BLISS g. CO., PRoPR1EroRs
1863 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-31
1 MODEL OB1rUARY.-The Auror

Commercial is guilty of the following:
Mr.: EDATURE: Jem Bangs, we are sor-
rystu stais, has deseized. He departed this
life last munday.s 'Jem wus generally con-
sidered gud fellar He died at the age of
%. years old. He went forth without any
struggle; and such is life. Tu da we are
as pepper grass-mity smart-to morrer we
are cut down like cowcumber of the
ground. Jem kept nice store, which his
wife now waits on. His vurchues wus nu-
merous to behold Meuuy is the things
we bowt at his grocery, and we are happy
tu state to the admirin wurld, that he nevur
cheated, speesu!ly in the waite of makerel,
which wus rice and smelt sweet, and his
survivin wife is the same wa We never
new him tn put sand in his shugar, tho he
had big sand bar in front of his hous /:
nur water in his lickers, tho the ohio river
runs past his dore. Piece to his remanes.
He leaves wife, 8 children, a cow, 4
horses, growcery stoar and other quodre-
peds, to morn his loss-but in the spa-leu-
did langwide ov the poit, his loss is there
eternal gain.
PRYvET-Mr. Nilsson an cump: if you
will stamp the abov on yure valerable
colyames, 1 will be obliged. Send me a
!. copy, as dosnt take you're paper oanly af
ter mi next doar nabor has got threw with
hisn. Yorse, ALLUc CoLLY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-31

aa- Judge Nelson was wit careless Of de-
corum, and had sharp voice He did not
like Judge Norton.
At bar supper Judge Norton, in an
elaborate speech referring to the early days
of Wisconsin, the rude practice of that pc
riod, and the discomforts of the professions
in new country, described with tragic
manner a thunder storm which overlook
him in riding the old circuit.
1t was night, in forest; the scene was
awful, sand,' said the Judge, 4 expected
every moment the lightning would strike
the tree under which l had taken shelter
why then interrupted Nelson, in his
peculiar squeal, 'aOhyin thunder didn't you
get under another tree"
The party roared, the splendid period was
spoiled, and the poor Judge sat down.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-31

na- 'Pompy,' said darky, coming up
to similar specimen of animated nature,
the other day, Il wants to propose to you
a question, which. hab of late dislocated
my understanding
well, SNOWFALL, what am de knowledge
you would have dis learned niggah impart
to your benighted mental imagination; for
I spaciate on beauties of de workiu' SUBJ
stance inside de cranium, which takes of
de superfuency from de mind, and leave de
head frenoxious-'
sNolno! Pompey, 'taint dat, at all.
I'll tsllyer, now, if you'll be still
Make hurry, for dis mig am in haste. ,
wall, tits dis: 'Spose marries a yal-
lar gal, and lubs her berry well and some
day gets sick, and die, and goes to Heab-
en-, and arter while auoder greasy niger
comes along and marries my old woman,
and lubs her too; now l wants to know,
rarter dey both die and cum to Heaben,
where am, which OBJ de toder is to hab
my wench? p
Pompey stood thoughtfully for moment,
then looking SNOWFALL in the face, and rev.
erently shaking his head, replied
my friend, if your wife and her man go
to de good land, you need not hab no fears,
for you won't be dar to pick any muss ="
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-31

THE Truth UNDER A PREssURE.-A
Belgian journal gives an example of a hus.
band who is ready to do justice under the
most trying circumstances. The wife be-
ing accused of poisoning, and on the point
of being convicted, begged that the hus-
bands testimony might be admitted in her
favor. The request was granted, and the
man declared that the best proof of her
innocence was the fact that he was alive,
sfor,' said he, Il am sure that had my wife
possessed the least disposition to poison
any one, she would have begun with me,
whom she has hated cordially for ten years.
This evidence was conclusive; the jury
laughed, and the woman was acquitted.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-31

n@ Can you take off my baird here?'
said a tall slab-sided Yankee to an Albany
barber; feeling. at the same time his chin,
with a nose like a crater: it's alight
baird; what dyer tax-three cents for a
light baird, amt it?
'Yes, sir
'Waal, 60 ahead then
While the barber was rasping three cents
worth from his huge muzzle, he espied one
of the assistants putting cologne upon a
customers hair, through a quill in the cork
of bottle
Look O. here, squire said the Yankee,
'cau't you squirt some of that pepper sarse
on to my head, tew? Say, can't you throw
little O. that in for the three cents?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-31

At the ENQUIRER OFFICE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-31

THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY.
THAN ANY KNOWN. REMEDY. "
THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

,.ateriIlr affect them, it would be but canSs-
,rnt with the anicablc relations that have ever
existed between Us, TO invite them 10 4 consul
tt'iiI upon 4 question that so deeply affects us
all. From a calm and deliberate consideration
of the bust mode oi avoiding common danger,
lnuc., good might result, and no evil could.
In THIS proceeding We would show 10 the
w.ri,! disposition t. exhaust every peaceablc
remedy for the solution of our difficulties and a
firm determination to maintain our rights, 'in
the Union il possible and out Of it if neccssa
rv."
Such step, 100, would be but i becoming
mari: Of respect 10 that considerable portion Of
the people Of the no;i-sla"eholding States who
have ever been disposed TO acknowledge US as
equals in the Union, and who have, on many
occasions, calamity struggled to secure our
Constitutional rights.
t. therefore, respectfully recommend that you
invilc the Southern States TO "A conference, or
such OF them as NAV be inclined 10 enter into
consultation with lis upon the present condi.
ton Of lie country. Should sac! ! confer
rrcc Le toUnd irnrrac,icanle, then would re-
cGnlucnd the sending Of orc or more delegates
to our nci.hhoring States with the view OF Sc
c.Irin: concert Of action.
also think that the public safety requires
recurrence Il, nur own people for al expression
ct their opinion The will Of the people once
expressed will be law OF action with all, and
secure tha. unanitnity So necessary in An cIner-
5cncy like the present
| therefore recommend that :. Convention Of
the people Of the State be called 10 assemble
Immediately after the proposed consultation
viii! other Southern State; shall have termina
TED.
The subject of our military de!encrs will re.
Iur,: your early attention. would reconl-
IEenda thorough reorganization Of the militia
and the enrolment Of all persons between the
ages OF Is and a. years With such regul
non OF" music: roll would contains near Il hun.
drCd and ten thousand men.
would also recommend the formation Of
corps Of ten thousand volunteers, with IN or
ganizatlon separate from the .naiE body Of the
militia, and that they DC suitably armed and
equipped.
That your proceeding may be conducted ina
spirit ii harmony ami concillaton and that
they will rebound to the honor and welfare Of
North Carolina and our common country, is my
IrrYcnt desire.
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The Feeling ut ISasEiEgton,

A despatch from Washington says the III.
preston is more fruly fixed here TO-DAY ;!.sn
ever, that dissolution Of the Union i ii,y'
table | am satisfied that the Cabinet i., -.
tie hope Of the reverse. The enlarged ,,i;-.rr.
Of the John Brown raid no~ goin- "" in
Kansas, will still more inaame the public laird
at the South, and the impression =, 'has l!iie>7
the Northern States put down the brake AZ
once, the trains must run c!l the track, win
general smash up.
Letters have been received here from. II .ry
points at the South, stating that tie ,,.inu.e
Men were secretly organizing to ra'.i,T ~ !orco
at Washington Oh the I'll: IF Mach rcxt. II
attack the Wide Awakes, an.l T., . -; j
row to prevent the ineugn,atio0 "' ;.'.e,fa
It is an interesting fact sr...':," $">,. -
turns have been received from South Ca:c-
lima. They have all been withheld.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27

These are exclusive Of complete cavalry,
artillery, light infantry and rifle armament at
Lexington, for the Instruction of the 25D State
cadets there; and also the artillery and infan-
try armament Of the State Guard in this city.
Besides, there are now in tue State the follow
ing uniformed volunteer companies:
Eichtv.eirht troops ol cavalry, 81 companies
of artillery, l0y companies ot light infantry,
10 companies Of rilcmcn
And Of these many are armed and The bal,
aucc arc being armed as rapidly as possible
Ncw estimating the average strength OF these
volunteer companies at the very moderate estl,
mate Of 80 ,ocn each, we have an elite force OF
1875 men, ready for tue field at moments S
notice. Again, the regularly enrolled and
organized militia Of the line Of the State can
be safely set down at LOO, 600 men more. And
We do not hesitate to say that Of the whole
G,rcc above enumerated 100000 men will
sprinr to arms at the sound of the first gun
In the above return Of artillery are not In
cluled the six twelve pound howitzers, Zone OF
them r;aeJ) in the hands ofthe Howtzer Com
panv of the first regiment Of Virginia Solun'
teers, or the several batteries of rliled cannon
recently purchased by the Armory Commits
sioners.
In various Of the large schools aud colleges
ci the State there are corps Of well trained ca
dos We would mention too, that there is
large quantity Of ammunition and aceoatre'
rnents Of various kinds on hand, and, that in
the Armory here largequantity is made
The volunteer force Of the State Is increasing
every ,lay, so much, 50, that the AdJutant'
General and his clerks are kept increasingly
busy in issuing commissions &C. and
various other duties
The Governor, the Adjutant Tcnerai
and the Commissioners, are bending their
best energies to the arming OF the State
and old Virginia is now rendy ior Tie
worst if the worst should come, and what
see bayn't got, we have the power to take from
Horncr's Ferry, O'd Point Comfort and "os'
nort Navy Yard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-27


r OFFER for sale my farm known FaTmvie, yinS on
und bordering the public road leading
that place The farm contains nearly Gun nearly
all OF which has been iued and corcrea, and Is In high
state OF Improvement
The buildings, consisting OF dwelling house barns, stable
carriage house negro quarters Ice hoLsc Ae all spa
cious and Ia thorough repair
The situation is very beautiful one possessing er-
enve view OF ths river above and below and Of the
rounding country. The local AID naura, advantages 0.
this place hardly hr surpassed II eqnslcd by any 81:
uaon the river. Fish. oysters, and slid !0S abo:Ed 10
great abundance and OF ie finest varieties.
Also another tract containing G5u Acres, adjoining the
above with al the necessary improvements for rcparse
farm IL Is bounded side by navigabls creek and
IN part Us the river Tus farm Is in Of i'm.
proverncnt and In thorough order
The remaining Of 80 front, tho river and
lies between the above There buildings
this, but the land Is In hnr condition.
Those separate parcels comprise the Whole o the original
tract OF sQU acres which Is almost paralcOeraEi With
OF It's long sides fronting the r.rcr and bounded on
the and by creeks, OF which Is nav31c for
large vessels The other for email crn The land is ltuosi
perfectly level but requires very EIis dichln2 II Is
rarely such opportunity !. offered for profitable In.
and at the time most desirable Residence.
The susceptible Of being divided Into very
celcnt farms having all the necessary buildings conve
niently situated II not sold privately, shall ntrr the
In separate parcels 10 suit purchasers who want
smaller farms. purpo.!ag 10 remove South, aT deter
mined to ac II nnt gold privately before the TWEEN
TIETI DAY OF NOVEMBER viii, that day, " f..r, Z
uot the fair day thereafter tSunay crccrlcd) sell
Public Auc;lon 10 the highest bidder without
Persons desiring the farm Will And III homo,
my neghbor Mr. Gttuc;S Shn xii! take pleasure In show
ug the PREMISE. AuBHi II. JONES.
S.,t
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S-ii >..SEhl. '' - ~
T,RFDEGAR IRON WORKS,
RICHMOND, NiI.GlNIA.

RlCtlMOND, NiHuiNlA.
f5lANSsCT fu The liberal ENCOURAGEMENT extended I"
Us ms our Southern irieads, have spared no ex:uSr
a .1:caas ou. fac,-. meet ;ae Increased 'cuani
q. our r..lJrs manufactures 10 our
CAR WHEEL DEPA XII VI IN L,
have made extensive improvements ny the addition 10
nc- WHEEL FOUNDRY ot hrc:ag u Sy - icei, and
TIE inroduc,ion OF the acs; hots:n IN! Improved ua
-.,ae:S.
uur Wheels are bored ~ .-css:erIn; horizontal Ma
cline. aur Ar. drawr the AX.e rowrifu! liydTaui!s
rts furnished with .udaaor, by "iGth The io:ce ap
p'!~l ;o ;h- Wh%=!s accurately measured ,,,,,,,
"" continue :aaautactGTs, !gUn "esI CHARCOAL
..-rA.:
T.. Iron; Rairrsa Chairs; Railroad aai ship spikes
r.!!road Wheels; Truck Koi and itsh Bars: Car and
.r.c. Axes; ErtSe aad other oCg Beli. Iron Trucks
Cannon and Pro;sc;es ell kinds lion and Brass Castings
locomotive Stationary aGd Portable Engines; Sa~ aid
.ir',; H':'s: Sl:a. Mil. and Eng:ues.
.t'y!i-tiy J. 4. AN!EksOH ~:
:s.:NITEN'FiAisS, ,GF VIRGINIA..
F.CTuRED O: this institution, aud sold 'tirsc alu
- lenls store No. q, f-uIl s;.sct t'c ;eS'"t
.gi,.i"-. ~ gv.i1ced rrcrs to-:i;
zee ",o-~ aud BrOgc".
",U.r. children aud scrvants Shoes
':5,:G. AId Cart Harness Of every d-,csipt!oc
'!a;.sn- BANDS. Leather Hose
~ ,i.s, Carts
Days a.i Whe-tsr:ows
- aarifubes, Sttss, &C.
si;!,ei and FIall Cut,oas
k,rsrr: a:.d Linssys for plantation hand,
ErIjy uIlc Clothing for Servants
Ni"., the asCre articles hand had for sale,
eLa ar repaired. or other job work done /" order.
.r.s' ..a.r
r"us - :uuGry, WIKI satisfactory references,
.",,a,t!, ,:.enGc! 10. Aid.es, r. N. SlMMO,
IA. 5--,r agent ind S:orekeeper Va Peni,.itiatv
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SIXTY-SlXES btiItUkcS AND L LARGE
AMOUNT OF OTHER PERSONAL PEurEaTr tOE


Y vlrtue Of Deed o. Trust executed 10 the sOS:ribcrs
- BY William J. Watkins. cf Charlotte county We H!
proceed TUESDAY the 18th day Of Dccr2iber nrxt il
fa II not on the next tar day thereafter his residence
Gve miles from kcysrile, the Richmond and Danvl=
Railroad make sale Of nil the Stock, Crops Farming
Implements Household and Kitchen Furniture, lately own
ed by him, consisting OF ~ head o! valuable wrlhrose
lorses and Mules, about CO head cf Cattle Including Oxen
and Mich Cows, 81 hea OF oys and 70 bead Of sheep
Also number Of Carts and Wagons, Car!isre and
Buggy very superior octavc Plano, and such other
articles Of Furniture us usually found III gea;!enas
house.
They will also, WEDNESDAY, The ia,h Q: December
nex fair II the next fair day thereafter, sell u: the
same place. public auction sINYiN valuable and likely
NEGKoEs Including Men, Women and ChildreG-anong
them THREE PRACriSED ENGINEERS, capable Of man
aging and running steam. easine and circular saw.
TERMs-For all sums under S2J cash; for al fuEs over
that c,edi. VI six months will be given, taking
from the purchasers bonds with approved security G-ar
Ing interest from the date.
TRUSTEES
TH0S. WATKINS, Mount Laural, Halifax c"un'y, Va
u. v GAINES. brakes Branch, Charlotte county, Va
NJ
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vsiUARIE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE

FslIE Undersigned having determined 10 move % South
4 offers iur sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, ln
the copny OF Charlotte lying the waters Of the Wards
r".k jus, above and the waters Of the R"an3ss. just
below the confluence OF the two streams.
This tract l., located within three and hall miles Of
Messing Ford Depot. the Rchuiond and Danvie Rsi
ruad aud contains about u OF whish considerably
over 2uu acres are irsate bottom land III
capacity production, and In facility of cultivation, by
anv in the county The auvia land Is comparatively ex
elnpt overflow and l Hcrrsare secured aSa'At hgh
water by dkc Which is kept NJ al little cost, ana which
.Gnrds eysc; ~ al protection with ordinary attention
With the exception o! dwelling house :ai other I'm
necessary excellent and In good repair
This plantation widely known remarkable lsr the
production OF fine bhpp!uz tobacco, ss my prices lor is
past years will fully attest II Also scarcely ess dis
rI,!,rI fr IL, whea, CROPS AMI iswcli adapted 10 what
ever is grown In this portion Of the state
Such opportunity for Investment 10 real estate rarely
occurs and those In land in orlood pos
,rs>ng the advantages Of good ea'h and rshned ami
Int society will take great pleasure IN showing the
premises =,
TgnM.-As an fully determined to sell, vii! make the
term, easy and accouuc dating! Any enquiries addressed
10 ME will promptly Answered and reference can be had
10 Mrssrs. Gr-en liopson, Richmond Va
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;isGSpii0n- n-pEnTfEiN GtAN0,

Al Hor ready 10 supply orders for my fertilizers
-. they COME IL. All rely upon getting with
90. irt* a:.cl- aoi Inferior q ans made; dIe:-
s" 'i Il" ih1'pha;: ingredients, !.n'n anything else in
S.r,c ,at letter, because i c0nta.n pure BoXs
- LINE ;hac any et.-r Ta.. .u.:=i Guano
tis trsG;'s .: applying my preparations 10 wheat '-
Is srssnu lvr been favorable could be expected
s;d=r s cu,baed disasters o! jUin: worn, ay rus: aa
sos: OF all the drought, which prevented the I--sn ia.
';tII: act!rn OF ;he phoaat-s great eNteu:
t tine n. wheat srauing. Bat the of the test
Goo? thai was equal or superior 10 Peruvian Guano
"- "Ea: Cor lands ia need o>p.les-as nearly all
n cni; has proved it, superiority, ,ler fair seasons Fn
0iarir xvud stand Of Clover. L. !,!rue that occa"r.
T. ares have been reported but they such every
--ap1r;I; hears Of: soms;ul-s due ;f: FAC: the
-: ia 10. need phospha:eJ, but generally t-
wo!s: 70. both wheat Qnl clover have kaowu
TIE SeS: evidence q: the value G. my is be
foGad in the fact .hst haze orders for tan
t:Ess :auch as had u III: period last year.
fs-.ou- Nho Induced TO try my yuano from their
own experience the representations q; others, par.
:;sG.ry requested to order Ruas suaIp and that
:tey get l.; there Iuy manipulated article, in the
i:irsc;.
/; cca .. had If iaystM the commission risichaus
-s"ry In Ec:ncut, OF ms agents, Mr,srs. THOMAS
BRANCH slNS Petersburg: ". HULLINS CO. Lynch.
on-s. HUGH SCOTT. fr-!ercksburc: MASON MARTIN {
-, sc.usv!ll-i IniSSf0S, CLARkES & CO, Danviilr.
>rp; i-cF FRANZ &. KCFFlN.
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ssy TIE GOvEisSoI, OF VIRGINIA.


WHEREAs. by the Constitution OF this Commonwealth.
" ih- Governor Is Invested with the authority
the General Assembly, when la his opinion, the In
Isrest .. he Cnmu.nnwr ralth may require 1t.
Aud wcfras, at the last session Of the Legslature
large a;avnn' "f the public business %is left In
hElsr- Coidou for want of sime TO completes the
AID ~E-reas since that tilc contract has be Ell entered
Into ty Tie Ja;ues River and kanuwha Compuny for the
sale u: H. eniTr liae Of Improvement with all It's franz
ch.Ses ut! anunri-s Including the large Interest held
Therein by the CDmionw ealih, and with stpuaii0nS for
he completion c the entire work, and that
The contract x approved, should 10 ratified by III. Gene
RAJ AsseiEby 10 give validity Iud force the
made.
And whereas. consequence Of ths appointment Of Eec
tors majority -! whom known TO bc favorable to the
election o ser;ia candidates President aud Vice Pre-
slden VI The n;e states whose principles aDd views
believed y large portion ot the Southern States) TO be
III direct hostility To their CU:,utonsl rights Gnh inter
eei and Ia consequence thereof great excii se! prevails
IN The public md and prudence requires that The repre-
s-ntuuves OF the people Of this Comonw.a should take
Into consideration the condition Of public Affairs aud de-
;ernite, calmly and wissly, what action Is necessary In
this emergency therefore, joins yrcuEn Governor,
rrtue of the authority aforesaid do hereby require The Ss
nators and Delegate, Of the ou,es Of General A.,
srrnhlr VI tie Commonwealth 10 at the Capitol
IN the city Of hrfmoud, MONDAY the seventh day OF
JSnudry A. d. ISL, 1t J. oeincs olegi,ute upon such
SUBJECTS ~ ih"S may deem hcc-ssary aud proper.
- Given uDler M hard ~ Governor. and underthe
IS. Seal OF the Commonwealth a; Richmond. the
- 10Th day OF November, isEu and in the s5th year
Of the Common cal,h. JOHN LETCuEH
BY the Governor
Gro. ". MUSroEp, Secretary of the Commonwealth
Nov l6-r,w
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! Ex'rESStyE SAIS or HOUSES AND
inrS At GInuCkSTEk COGkr HOUSE

fsIlE undersigned offers for sale all the buildings ard lois
Gloucester Court HOUSE, lately owned ny Ills '"'ht
John Tabh, decd.
The property consists Of Is tenemen's, among when are
o- Brick Tavern with Brick Stube, lee House, anh al
other buildings necessary for conducting large hu'nes
Four store Houses with comfortable dwellings attached
other dwelling houses anu shops Tor saddler bscS
smiths TAiln.s, Carpenters and Shorinakers
The Tuyern und Dwelling Houses have convenient l"t'
attached for gardens and other purposes ana "'e
AL in good repair.
Gloucester Court is situated Ia the .st Of wcnl
thy and ropuiou. couy and is one OF the best stands Tor
business In this section.
The Tav-rn nigh; be male very profitable, large ner-
4ntle business has always been done There anu echs
!cs nf every Kind hnd constant employment.
The TkEns which w he liberal, will br llaie know OIL
.u,I;r.;inn IN thr SUBSCRIBER j. PRoSSER TABB,
~ trIn v.r,r Gouces er Court House.