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NORTHERN

li,ss IEzs5.z1ssss51 NORTHERN
1SsA --Ss[-SzR& CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
49, CALVERT STATIoN, Baltimore May 18th, ISL
oh and AFTER s. NDAY, Nay 9th, 1851, II North.
e Central Railway arrive and depart follows, until
,,. TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL AT s Ia A. VI.
EMPRESS AZ 435 2. N.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION AT SIS T. NJ
Ie rs A NJ Train connects Relay House with trains
o. eStern Maryland Railroad At Hanover Junction with
Han"Her ami gettysburg Railroads; YORK with YORK
atd HrlEhsyie Rsilro d; at Harrisburg with PenEsyl-
Tia Railroad for all parts of West Also, with Lebanon
taieg laoa6 to New York direct. At Northumberland
Win T. and 4 Railroad for Kingston and all parts OF
v FonliLg alley; at Sunbury with Philadelphia and Erie
York. ~ ) ~ 'i'" aus -'1"
The So P NJ Train makes all the above connections ex-
ceP: Hanover Railroad WrEhtsvtlle Rajlroad and the
Inc SO Tram makes CONNECTIONS with Pennsylvania
for New York. " AM ~
TRAINS hRRIVE.-Mail at 6 10 P. NJ, Express at = AZ
A NJ Harrisburg Accommodation at . 70 r "
oFof iICkEIS ana INFORMATION enquire at the Ticket
office, calvert Station, Bat more.
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5s6asA WINES, BRANDIES, RUMS,
PsISsyssFE1 BLACK TEAS &c
&S&aEz. ? TIERNAN s. son,
Offer for sale he following articles, OF their OWL
i'm or, alton, particul&riy for Family use:
SHERRY WlNES-PeUartine's finest pale gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass
PORT WiSLS-Sarde cams competition red and white
Port in and 10 glass.
MADEIRA WINb-John Howard March's fine Madeira
in wood and in glass also, Grape Juice.
HOOK VINES 2haGnesherger Steinberger, Marco.
bgunner Cabinet, Lien frau mich, Bronneberg OF 1876
CHAMPAGNE WiNES-Moet and Chandon's finest in
quarts and pints.
BRANDlES-otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandies.
. RUNs-old and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, and
from the Is aEds, Imported direct FROM london,
HOLLAND GtE-FEc best quaity-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture CT aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests OF the hIest sOt ChONG TEA. au23t-
A uE0lCE WINES, BRANDIES, 80.
fkssHrSH J. b. CHARRON & CO, AGENTS
A&sss&lsss< FOR WHEY ARD PR0PRIETUKS
IN FRANCE,
rave Just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDT S vintage o! 1911 Charron Pere ct fs Brand
Ep1!ic belmont Co.. Cognac Brantes, various Yintages
6orcsaux Claret Nnesfrom low finest grades; Brgun
~ wines, from medium to very best grades produced in
rance superior White Wines Chan payne Wine various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS Of prime
house or duty paid. ~
Also CONSIGNMENT 10 bbls very and prime Monon
&abea Rye WaisEeys; 10 bbls very old copper distilled
hourbon NhiSkeys; 200 bols fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whkeys to which invite the attention OF those
IN Ea1t Of pure liquors. Dfice-CORNER OF LONRARD
AND HANOV EE STREETS. anstf
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.ks:ssa s S ssS-SsssS;ss PHILADELPHIA,
sEaesEs 20. sss--sseS WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
" IIllII4N U VN lind Ia LIIMUIsL
RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
sea after MONDAY, August l9-h Pss;suyer Trains
Tor Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET. DEPOT
da5::y texteg; Sunday as fellows viz:
EXPRESS ram at $50 o'clock a. NJ. Way Mail at 10 Is
O'clock :; n Evening Neil at AS P N. On SUNnAYS
AZ 40 r n; All Ira rs connect with New Y0rk trains
except ! As 2. NJ train on SATURDAYS. ~
Frrght Train, with Passenger Car 2ttacnea asys.
9e r stopping at a.! stations between Balti:Gare nE
passengers fo Delaware and Eastern Shore OF MARYLAND
ton. 1890 ~ ""' u WHINING
cars. TTTJ,iaN ~ u III 81 I-S
alT-tf 0--- 'hli''
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La " INTELLIGENCE

BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-Jrpqr
IowsoNTowN, September 4-Richard I -
.iugs, Esq Attorney for the State, u u
ung his being the day assigned for & e
trial OF the removed criminal cases from the CT tv
the states officer was engaged for several hours in
arranging the cases. The State was announced a;
teauy IN several Of the l9th of April riot ses,
out owing to the absence of counsel m those ca
they were continued until to- morrow. A large
number OF absent witnesses were attached Il the
parties notified that further time wou be
granted them; and in their several sci
iaiied 20 De present tomorrow, the cases wo be
called Tor trial, with ar without cOunsel.- mes
,Whiteiofd, George KONG, ard Patrick Collius
heId on the csat re OF rioting and assaulting the
Sixtn Massachu setts regiment, not answering, =
leited their recognizarces, and executions were
issued against their several sureties-Martin
Amer, Indicted Tor Keeping a disorderly house in
Baltimore, not answering, also forfeited his recoe-
nI2ances .-Charles Waltz, indicted for assaultnp
VI s Eilzao@th Garst with stick, was found guilty
and sentenced to the county Jail for three months
alter which the Court adj iurued
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Asiais, 4sEamars. IT.

81 HISS Z COLE,
HAHgE4qTgRER AhS = r9g AN5 9hE kE f5sf IL
f. HOE 4 G Gds 5, 81 4sTTEEF EI HAEpWARE
fs FaRA E2EEE5 ANN EIHgS EAGLE ANvLs
flE IS sASb&1cha CO.'S rAcKs, sHoEnA1Ls,
EE2 ba ESc HzSsBg sGHsA AFE
RUS SILL ERWIN MANUFACTURING coMFANY,a
FirPa II I56SSfTFAcrU&TNg ooMPANY's CABINET and
AhE;RiiS SA4 H!oR2sENAlL CoMPANY's HORSE AED
& a. AA NJ : l9N'S s, Sa9 y sPAR
hAk Sdv%trS WAIDRoN's BRAND CORN aud GRASS
Sa asSzsAAbE Sniff S2FFEzR 5S#F22ES s and full
OF which we ofier atlowest Fec;orv Prices rayot
leon WA REHoG USE,
,r,,,c,, No. 10 SeUTH CALVERT ST.
apoRTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
IRON and STEEL, have constantly on hand complete
AIERIoAN, AND ENGLISH IRON,
RAILROAD ssa FfaEs 4S 8 CHAINS.
az s9EET ron t: I'LL 1E1 GRiS}5E fFoeeE
aESR' rs Pa h5 81 S
ssUGAE q JENKINS
~ "'A4 rs asSt 4af & ghs sfHEnF
IS Fs?55 s. s. ;sS%SsS S1aa'5s5?Es.
F! I; l. GR I;;sl Soss FlLss Rtsrs 80
!. 9. ROvkY BoRIHG MAcuIgEs.
a 5HH bGd2 F 1851 P12 E Es4s &C. w..as AND
AahKio1N BGTT COMPANY, BEET Rlrsss, SAB Iaoxs
GyL HANGEAGrbE1EG CO., $Ss s '& sszss arc
2A s6 S T9Fbx sgsTss2 osRssVs g,.,,
,aS s15SR' s.ne,eAx A.ss #.qosa<.. a. ,z,a-t
WATERS & SCOTT,
5H$$; 41
1Ss Lore 53 s.Gs p AND CIR
sa T s5$ES s$a5f 55$4S 5AB 2{S5
T iI5 y, BUTTS COS COS B1 II. aiN r,9
s'aIL A% 4Sp or S,EA Go5Bs> CO.'S LOCKS
SSLGobs AND fgs r655$t&SSs5 3xg CO.'S EDGE
AaEs', RowLANDs, H tG}!Hs : qovhp,s
TAcKs, FINISHING SHOE AM 6 5Li r. Mis- Is ii
| GREAT VARIETY.
,,ss BgSlL6EeS' AND sHE1E HAapwARF,
yt 'sn En- il ts P;arks fgF WG2 HsyEf
supply fson reduced rates for Direct IN
! P0&?ATIoN. nls-tf
80 SOUTHERN AND WEsTERN aIERGgAHT5
FH sc1 f. 3 Lq Hl WEIR BInaI RonG; 5 FINLEY
| SUCCESS 5oRs TO sEuHAErFEg & T4oSEY.
| IafORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Il a e ID w A L g,
CUTLERY GyN5. asGs
| AGENTS FOR COLTS PATENT PISTOLS, RIFLES. &c
aos. RlI;i HANOVER SET; sn4I'y'.
BALTIMORE,
Invite the attention OF Country Merchants Visiting tis
rice ro surpassed either in this any Of the Northern
| citira. au7-tf
FL l.. P 3 AK Err g. GO,
SOUTH CTA RLES STREET,
between PRATT and CAaGEr ST2sEfs,
oPFEE FOa siLs:
TIN PLATE, 81 every description
T4RNE PLATE fGr roofing.
EJ&LISH SHEET IfoN N9s. Toto q
IRON WIRE, TIMED WIRE" 90 IS
SHEET ZINC, SPETTE2
PIG and BAR LEAD.
| BANCA TIN. in Pigs snd RaTs.
| LEAD PIPES and STREET. LEAD.
EOtiP IRON, Il in. to 2le in
T!NhEH'S TOOLS and MACHINES.
BLISS KETTLES, COPPER BorTOES. EivFTs
EDwp. u. KEITH. JE0 g. EEL 60 IN
, 4 MEXICAN HARDWARE.
5 &AYUFA CTURE rs .iGEWTg
% SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
> , OFFER fDR SALE At LOWEST RkTE2,
e DISSToN2S HAND, MILL, CRoSS-GUT AND GIECCLAF
e W. -, DOUGLAS PUMPS AND GRINDsrovE FIX
i ROY &C0.'S BROUGHT BUTTS, STRAP AMT. HINGES
k HfE ASR 2 EEE kP S9$ GOODS
BLOODS, PHILLIPS AND WHITES HATcHETS
> SnaTMENI OF SHELF IARNwARE aufa-tf
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zsa OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

O1GD MON SAfE MI2lA
80 80, - -; 80 ~ COMPANY
ny, s9K az kERETBI5ERICES yIKaiHlA, AND Ian
Us VI. The EAPPAHANNOCk RIVER.
me steamer VIRGINIA Captain n Fsirbs1k G-ve.
from her berth, at Neeihans pier gt stree
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNUNN, al : o'ciocE 4Gc
ifftnTHing leaves fredericksburg EVERY u ESDGE
al o'clock or Immediately after ARRIVAL
the train of cars from Richmond and WASHINGTON i,
az al the regular Landings tle Rappahan rock
GONG and returning, to land and receive freight ad pes
r THE VIRGINIA
new, and built by merchants Of Fred.
cAsp re 2if baltimore interested in the trade ana ~
etSiiIns and farmers residing tie counties bE.a
~ % AappahGnnock, for the express purpose of keNrn
Ast class steamer the During the winter Il f5s
uecS h2s been enclosed, thus aording corp!cs pro
iSon 0P 3rses and other live stock Carriages of ali
Ea4!!nt oil the wheels Her stseroor ana berth ccosarl
Srei%ht te !Grge ana commodious, and her capacity rc
SteAtenslVe AS passenger and freight bgst s
no 2c superior on the waters of the Chesu pease
~ ~ ! CAPRON co, Rowiy's wharf 80 80
gh received on board uE the Steamer Wairpda
a4 Turssdays, and on Fridays up o'c,oyt, p :.
or farther information and Blank Recent 81 forI.
oy me company, apply on board, or 20
X: j. CAPRCN {. GO, Ae...5,
= q, ,,,,,r No. 81 B0wg's VII ..f, .a!t..:u5a
80 ~, Presaent frederickShnrg Va m22i
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rsiEA NOTICE.
ss1s5szs<rES-az'yI CHANGE OF DAYS 10 Z,

lATUYENT RIVEP
The steamers GEORGE y hEMS and MARY EASnIEG-
IN ~" leave Baltimore for the PAtuxent River 0n the
following days:
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and tn; PSDhY, comuienc-
S On saturday june LIST, 1861, 6 O'clock
NJ! Landing direct and CGatinue during the season
i'Slurnlug every AnNbhT, WknA ASijAY and : irIrR-
" ne Goa leaving Ellis L.Huig iiouday end
wednesday will he direct for Baltimore
ne saturday, Boat will leave tiilis LaIGag Friday
O'Clock for Baltimore. '7 g.
he a0Te Steamers will call at all the usual landings on
returning ~ ~ '' ''''''' '''-
Ffsghts received o'clock on he days previous &c
the departure of the Boats. - '
Fassage to Fatuxeut Riyer....sl o. He-ls extra
10 rum Foint-.,--- LGt Do.
ng
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.sQgbs anR aiaisersLg.
BLANn BOOK, PAPER AND

SAri0N cry WAREHOUSE
- &AAG EL y. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET
ID As ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
4 = S1RT&ENT OF PAPER, STATION cry aad BIANg
~ t!Jg,h Aaacus his stock will be found Wf,I
!IAti and LEFT tk PAPE., both domestic and foreign "a
al sle most apLroyed manufacturers '"'
%yiE "a Frs, Ruled and Plain, very great varsity
EEEkLoPES OF all kinds. ~'''
Sf8llGNGRY OF every descriptions for cace and pTiysta
t$S' ~; STEEL PENS, Pen HOLDERS, SEALING WAY
nAfh4!o, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK sTANEG
A Nr5tI5S ana Copying, Of ali the best makers LET
Males, &c, &c. ' 'S-i L Ai0-'-
s.. - II$.L5e assortment OF u trapping PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRI3TEKS7 do d.. a. eu at,oE
prices. 49, - n.y. Ca o''oH
cooNiNf MERCHANTS viii do WELT fs22ts
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5tis1faEgis
p U. s. GOVERNMENT LINE

$50 u . 'o'LENMENT LINE
FORT S0NROE AND OLD POINT COMFORT.
leaves the lower end Of UNION DOCK, West side daily
tsqndays ncuded st ~ o'clock P. taking Pssangera
sG9 Freight and connectpR wi the Railroad Iines 10
ana ron; Washington, H., G., hiladephia, New ork,
sion oTE Harrisburg, PttSburs Ia the Is es
Tedatey alter the arrival CT the Express Train from Kew
York and Philadelphia '''- -'"
me following is the schedule
Leave Ne" York at 4. NJ, leave Philadelphia at 81!
ana IL 4; ~, leave Baltimore at AZ 2. ~
- HOUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED PRICES
FROM New York TO Fot Monroe and back. ......,$l4
from ana back
Il.
FL Procure your Tickets in II EN YORK, at tn. New
Jersey "a one, Foot OF Cortland street;
IN ilillAhElilHIA, at the Cunpany's flee " cor
and Prime streets. - f''' AZ SO
Dock. HUH O'C;ISNEH
IFE-H Passing, i gent
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'---r',L"- CLERK.
NOTICE OF COMMlTTAL TO JAIL,-W9s
l committed TO the Jail Of Prince Georges county, Md
IN tuesday, the twenylhird day of ia J, eighteen hun
area and S!XtY-one, as a runaway, Negro Man
who calls himself GEORGE CHANDLER lie is of dars
copp=r color, 1--we feet four inches in heigit " - N
- The said negro committed o the Jail CT Prince
" ofge "county, Md, as runaway. The (f anyl
Oh te ABOVE described negro requested TO forward
prove property, pay charges and take him awaFotier
wise ne will disposed Of according to the Act n; Assam
bly, IN such case made and provided.
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-1I -" .s-IeIIH OF rrL1ca Veor&t-S c1nnt~
NOTICE OF UOMMITPAL 10 JAIL.-Was
commit ed to the Jail of Prince Georges county Nd
ca u7 aay tn tSeatythird day Of July, eighteen hun
uTef ana slNty-one, runaway, Negro Man TOBIAS,
woo calls himself TOBIAS p, RDY. He is of yellow com
rieXion. i've feet six eight inches in height
y me said negro was committed the Jail OF Prince
Heofgei county, Md as runaway. The owner (f any)
OF the ABOVE described negro Iuested
prove progery, pay Charges and take him awsV-oier,
ise ne will be disposed OF according Assem-
bly,, ID suca case IL lde and provided
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e%4:s FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER,
III a c'i Fpr copPcred and copper fastened schr
o90,f ''4'--.N' Apply 70 :. K. DUNkOCK,
SH-- Ill Smiths wharf
<4FE1 VESSELS WANTED FOR
The undCrgGred ars constantly in want of vaes,, ,,
70 and from Havana and Aatanzas. ~ "E
g.aty hORkELL Il RANDALL,
So EXCHANGE PIacn
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'E'ilS is To GIVE NOrlUE, That the suOscrl.
bel has obtained from the Orphans Court OF Baltimore
city, letters Of adninstrat ion the estate of EPH
ness. late of said city, deceased. All persons HAVING
claims agains; the said hereby warned to exhf
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber on
or before the Eta day of February, 1867 they may other
WISE ny law he excluded from all benefit estate
All persons indebted to said requested 10 a
lnnetate payment. Given under my hand this 18th Iay
OF August, 1861. RFBEErA E.SS '''
a!
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SQIppIRA.

sz+~S FOR AMSTkRDAM.-Th Al Hanove-
ran bark UNION, J. H. schultz master, will have
quGa uspath Tor the above For freight or
apply to the Captain board, Ur to N' Vi pa'ssse
ooo. KATE LEUPoLD
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4 \ . \ 4 Q O
-AA ShIfFING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
lz5 SMITHS WHARF,
Advprcser,,,, -, .... BALTIMORE
eS n the various ports OF Europe and the West indies
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
4. - {, Autust 18th, 1S6l-CHARLES THOMAS SISCO
AM JOHN EDWARD SlSCO Us. ANN JAMESON AND
~ ifSori ere that the sal, made aad reported by
I-ie9iore IlUCk:r and Robert c. Trustees
sale OF the real estate noned in the proceedings in this
cause ne raied and confirmed, unless the con
ary thereof be shown before the fourta day of Sep
next provided copy OF this orde be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Baltimore, once ia each Of three
suggestive weeks before the said An day of next
lie report states the amount of sales to b. S2,525
ROBT. J. kerr, Clerk.
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IRA FAMILY ELouR.
COAL OIL! COAL 0TLI!
J-R- FINLAx &c co.'s
Premium Coal Oil,
mAsuEAereaEp II ST. lorrs. No.

YSyHIS Oil Is almost coloress-elear SIS the purest sorne
Observation-Disclosures wick or snske The
chneythe best OIL msde IN the East or West and took the rs
premium the last st Louis Fair It needs to
recommend it TO general We have received supply this
superior OIL which cGergto Hauufacturers
price MIZELL, HOOPER < CO..
nprI2-f Nos q and : Market street.
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Under-ShirIs mud nraWers.
THE CRISIS OF The UNI0N!!
THE NEWSPAPER FOR THE TINES!
THE w EEKLY DAY-B00K
For 1861.

MEE, that isyi0rity Of social and political position
foT the negro Superiority for the white race the
natural American society All who want
sLAVgRYTTE aud understand the
question should read it. Democrats, Constitutional men,
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VIRGINIA GLENCAIRE,
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THE
Life of Andrew Jackson,
by
AM ES PARTON,


Author of 'Life Aaron Burr etc.
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Nos. 5 & Mercer street, New York.
For sale by booksellers generally. dec29-d3t<
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Notice.

FEyHE partnership heretofore existing under the naa and
stve of Bingham, Mullen & Co.. is this day dissolved b.
consent, All person indebted to the above mentioned
Arm viii please call az tie ooe of French, Train Reid,
~ MARKET ana Clark street, and settle their accounts they
will AZ once he PLACED the hands Of an officer Tor collection
Il fS 70 receive and receipt for and
aec,arts BINGHAM, MULLEN & co.
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FEMALE ACADEaE.
Founded IgTH.

Afler rest Of sir months, on the 18Th Of Jdruqrl,
1861 resume aiy position Przcipal of this MStt
ton sriik ackci hare been cOIllected for y gears
yEyHE Ksamy offers peculiar dvantges, among Ehch
We think, the following;
l. n well enclosed Nard Of sh0ut6 acres, within
the incorporated limits OF Nashville thus sfordng Pupils
restrained freedom healthfG reeAen and still suBiecng
the restraints Of refined and intli society
?. buildings extent and suiableness for all school
purposes unCquaed the United States by FRa School,
and these surrounded by pavemens and Corridors Offering
slant Inducements children, breathe the fresh air without
regard 10 the weather.
Z. security from Fire. These buildings are heated
van e. and lighted by gas and thus free the Of
I1as % Rteast OF constant anxiety about their
ttealI-12egnalled in any Female School in this or
country Though Of the largest and part Of the
Sl Boarding Soco9l in the United states yer but
ms nave occurred AMONG ts pupils in nearly % years
Sectartans It is Tei sHoTn TO all aequ=int-
- Aeaaarly that Baptist, EpisSo7aan, Methodist
~ sends his Daughter here, perfectly at Sle, that
~ offence be given his peculiar views, e
be caiiy inCucated, - W. N@ 1920 -
Care. This expression excites no expec-
&c hotJuIy met in the Academy A suitable nun.
~ Of 1 Of pey and refinement devote tl- a. t;D,e "a
the Boarding Pupil 3is' nAOi's ana heaItaoi
dusrdians and parenLs woo fo- any cause mas, h ,.
permanent eGtci57tdt home foc lrtle -rls will % 49,,
decl4-dAwIm ' "
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a FINE FARM.

a IN = Z A EsII,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
2luR bic LAND for SaIe.
215 acres Cleared, and in 4 fire ssete
on Cultivation.
VHIs Farm lies mile from Jones Station on the Win
z ceser and Alabama Railroad, nine miles roan Wipcbes
ter ana tnree ri tro S2le in Frsakln comfy On The
fsna IS comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and All
necessary out houses Close the dwelling is fine spripg
good Cstrn and plenty Of falling stock water The sd
IS ALL lCH and Tor cultivation stands UNSURPASSED b. a1v
Il the county propose 70 sell this valuable Tract az Id
and Wo9d refer persons Who wish to about f. to John
Hhe Nash7lIe, Tenn Is. Colyar, Winchester or tey
can refer to the premises. ''
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
OCT @O-u Winchester, franklin countv Ta,r