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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-18
AifEblltQll0 Enquirer.
Ry TYLER, wise s ALLEdhh.
wrnNrsnAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Ia 1872
NORTHERN POLITICS.

~ ,i;,;,.l callrou is boiling at the North
.,;dershle liyelincss. The annual Fall
,,...;,,s are at hand, and members OF Con-
,rc 10 he chosen, and, IN >nIne OF the
States, Gnvorn"r".
The ,,nrties ont OF power are very anxious
70 repiscs the Republicans. Accordingly tne
Democrats and anti-Repubiican Wings are
holding their conventions and making then
co1,hi,.ii.,ns What is still more slguihcant
End i,apcrt.ue, they are beginning to speak
ort vii, .,rea,er freedom in Remuneration OF
rho noufn i;.t be, They have been feeling
tsc;,,~.p 10 zee speech, and gaining greater
cor,a,. 2,,;, sch new advance, until tney
n.>ir to r,.sns themselves almost free again
r..r.,snJo W God, at the Albany Democratic
convention, IN the 10th inst, animated per-
hans by the .,.nthusiasm" described az being
90 nnbo,1n,cd III that occasion, declared 'that
rho time had zane when the people could
sneak their minds ,n;:ef the present ao-
ministrstion, man heretofore, II ne spoke Inc
truth. was sent 70 f,rt Lafayette, and the
only security for him against Imprisonment
was to give utterance to hes =
Very true; and perhaps we should not won
der. under the circumstances, that those VINO
live under that "best Government the world
ever saw" have shown themselves nation
Of liars, frou: Seward and the Generals, down
10 the letter-writers and the priyates! wood
hss INDUCED i'll very plain talk, however, mas
INDUCED his speech to the bounds OF temerity.
Il i Iipeoln's time now and if Fort Warren
ioes not soon open its hungry dungeons to
receive a new tenant, we shall conclude that
Wood wss not mistaken when he hailed the
dawn Of a new day.
The elections in Vermont have already been
neld. The vote was small, but more strongly
Black Republican than ever.
Mainr, lcu, has voted. the New York
Herald" says the majority CT TIE iePuoii-
cans is !rss tnen hal what 1t was last year,
and tist thcY l:ave .oSt member OF Congress.
But .hey carried tie State.
Ia Ohio Val; .ndlgham, and IN indlsan'
VOORHEES,, arc :adlda,cs for reelection
Fl. canvass Srr lark is likely to be
.rriY;r contested Tie Nes FORK "tterald"
throws irse!t ;ui0 the tight, i'll opposition to
the Republican, candidates. This is both
proof Of the direction Of the popular current,
srd a powerful aid 20 it. We publish IN
another column an extract from the "her-
AIDS" srli2le. as also o!hrt selections indlca-
tive Of popular sentiment.
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FROM FLORIDA,

AUersl,, SEPT. 1.-THE Savannah . Re-
publican OF this morning has letter from
Lake City. Florida, dated the 18th, which
says that the Confederate battery at St. John 8
Bluff, near :ne mouth Of St. Johns river, re-
pulsed on the 18th two Yankee ~gunboats.--
They were badly riddled and crippled. Our
loss was one man killed, and four slightly
wounded.
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EnN GALE,

noor is-ifsbie auG 10y pod sc.I'o ri. - u"
IA haa cphniy, eVS;aL bg -Lor - no.--. Kh>fc -
~ che LlsELpri ID FOL .rsr .,ir.-I -. .djo :.
.Ld5 . hie. TIC stall the sat,;. :! J-.- WiJe.
deed. Nd u f4rns OF Thomas aIi Bay.
1"mp ., Es,=. 4r"Ut l40 >Lr. OF IL sr- { ssr /;
Gai Ia nae cnrdi ga: In.ia ~. a:E-- sts i
II d AIS Fnim 3, Will -al-ru .IG thr q i1s'f'
aot IL c'1vSf &C. pt Tue stit, iJr iLiptpri;:
the ~ a iar--d al d.. {. ;.5.ts.t I.pFf
0; iiarI, @a-J Hcs-hs IN lGI.,.ru cc..i,'o' =
n;sk d",.h.., WITH r3cEa .I. IL c:..L .'Tsfs'
r.Ts a2h he u=-H fa la no. Ger bs y, .,hi'. &c =
II " s!csl-rt Ter IL the j. I'd. a:i apou t-es'I
Ei 'nG from ehmgn. and hnI uI!if4 i.i1 r..
L1 "a La adi.g =. ~. ,uiuaay I'v-r
TIE ell, iss ~ ins barlh mUi-Tir-i: .jUlatES ~
Yields tho Ia 1ls al hi. .-G,inn yIyoe ..
IL III Eileen l., lGsaiJ .hsi- ~ It'd .eL uA'T ~
II r'r per pr iOt g! the ete-r,L SIR; seae :
-i-'" ~ - sc:, uf tho s-lo"ra'.I blnck EaI
which 10 oo5c=. rs!i 10 any '1as'L - Ia.ir' o. =
GS.- he It, TuLst,li. p,i tni tsrr'
&c apt I" j. G.dEh
,ryi - d.tHsI ONES No l. i.s Rsi:,Ei
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rcsT1daH u.
Eo;s;tAe EnoIi-r

Eo;ee; .Ad GHoG'~s'i
BATTLE SONG.
prcsnen. weld your steady brand
Vengeance for your injured land
e. Ehs watchw ord ofycur band
Fighting 7slisnt!y.
rr.smen! rally Ills the hour
To crush your naughty tocman Po"e-
And drive his lesions back to COVER
In shame aud lntamE-
Free,nen list. your country s'f5
Bids YOU victors be or die ;
On the field Of fame TO III"
e win her liberty.
,raemep. swear with vengeance dread
Requital on the foeman's head;
For every tear your country shed
In bitter agony.
rreemcn. sec your ecuntry's rhs'h
Will ye view the sight in vain
Nor to break it rush and gam
Bright Immortality.
freedom cast thy hcsrn'nG el'
Where thy bleeding heroes lie
Have they done thy hidin!. h'gh
Oh, sacred Liberty
{. T. j.
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yALUaBLh. FARM FOX S,Lt.

HsI ill Ia = irr;ui-"s ~ iTt".
w unsriOa, Uu TINT ShUAf, - h I.y 81 ~ gf1f
lSa., ~ iai If oct Tho uo>i fif drv a. turi
raiLa5i. rH'm VI IN. IaI- William nI1ey, E..~a e.
20 oult plcasHn "
Tbis I'm 10 "onad"j"i na- .m0rg III V,I'"5.-
sa!t 10 tonl of toiev.', aph s"Lni"s S'r
II IanJ lnI1n roT.,v. u /. 4 rich aid eIlp l.
'ou vol w-terrd aid n .ups;' or'da.,- q; DElr-.
Theirs IL upo. II large nnd coTEnJdIous trica w"!l-
Hou.o coutalLiu1 niLe ioOI aan tT'' ar. 4" .ar-
lag. tr.:s Esd ttsbiss ari al r,e't!,: ..
tai 'tugs, Ia spcd re pals
hits ;ini Loo nin- iu'iai scrE CT 'uiTe,"r Co-..
House, Ike Halle ii :uf II Will hIpId n, .gasr!
b,E, rasida4 n-sr .;Iipsper Gut Hous- lis nrL.i
Chares W. t;x-y 1t h.sysihs. PLEASURE 10 .roT =:
atm or cVnf-r win ally Oa- vi, IL ~ - ln'ch.--.
lerns accommodating ADJ Liaio tLo-. % inE &c; ..
ssIe
will also ogoI f1T sale al "a iit-- nut J.-:.
ali o Ito rcEi.E 81 pscr. y u W. hi1e?, '-.:
T""S T.. I.IIPl.
Sept lJ--clw ajI-'. vi " u kiI--' SIS !;
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GuDnI4: Il IPPGhsGf,
Sept lU-clu,. 41e:c.ta.t
VALUABLE FARM Or 55a - AcKssI ~ REHRl

VALUABLE FARM Or 552 81 AGKkS ~ HENRI
GJU., - w pEh .hiLhA h jii-.I EI.t-
sA>1 ur RICHMOND, Fox sAuk
r uu V,e-t u: mir. ii MOI ':JuiGu "t.T III -.
II his vuun5- FarIH cAtsi nu"r-, at, GiG - -.
Id N % rr Fs;arl-Ih TrsI' i.-. Id 'i4T.a:
Contains Ga. 81 artes NJ %hEL sJ"Gl MIR <s.:.:
.ud h1- siats OF culiir slim Ia cher h.; 4, ..
E-avy or2Issi timber, III n,Sa pi'ii6 hNa rSn 80
hs ihts arG.y u L. LJ3 Egs siLi~I.- =
hc 18th s5s-rdi tEoo.Hoi doItrs ~ t:a !--;. ~.
dxaihs r1orus bn; all tn. oisr pE;iiiL, car;
bo.a iulur.d Issl ej by the ua-ii, - It., @PG?.
ha, la Inch 81 h:. r.,ss, 1ds - h't str'
stock, So 10 % tanb'- H. as Iu' m, L-.r
ecasl1dvd - LD.T tie San, 5.", al "i as.I -
iuc"d rate.
Tina inns 81 pay r:cn' r"a E, lna 10 moet lit":.i
Mr. GDnidil vail l.. .i The f-ru ;ns
vail taE- pie.-ra 10 ai.wic. !; 10 tLO-s r.H
cali hiIn
Apply J"DHiS ) ArPiks,I sr-'.
kpr, ~
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c,.sr. ys,v:aay ..a.,!56. .hs a. :-,... l..y:..
ERICSSON, wife Of D, =. E-c'se, 81 IL. r--.c:ac. :: -
husband II Ibis city.
DrsD. August 9th 1872, MARrAIN Waller. son .,
Marian W and kIiza6=Ih r. GrHs,Gt, ss.I 49,, ;.
months and - days
We sometime: fancy that our arms,
Are fondly round thee wired
And that our cheek, now damp dh ie.t,
IL closely pressed 10 thine
rut thou art gone dear Walter. goue.
But We'll remembered yet,
We can but mourn our darling ioH--
Wenever can forget!
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f,r.rios FROM THE CLEREs.-The clerks Of
.he vrc-s departments. of State, M indicated in :.=
Governors nessrge have addressed petition to the
Legislature for An increase of annual pay. Many Of
zinc employees Of n. several departments, We learn.
are ceivus salaries entirely Inadequate to their pre-.
sen, necessary eyrones, while the labor imposed upon
them Il greater than ever The headg Of departments
hsv- always t.n well psidit is sort OF legislative
co.,1m-but clerks like subordnatcs in every other
business. ate kept down 10 their work With no rgor-
ons force that they have hardly time TO think about
nouey until board bill Is 10 90 settled or their
elbows are pokug ont Of their seeves aud the flag Of
trace" rcT:iuds them OF the tailor.
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W. rre disappointed that the House OF
Representatives has not sooner acted on the
bill l5r increasing our army. The country,
TOO, , tccoming impatient. We aro no adj
voca,es ,or hasty legislation. and no believers
in its wisdom: brt surely n subject So well
und.rstooi aad so thoroughly discussed, AZ
tn, ":c wc refer to- may now he decided
By pot.. IL il not at all probable TINT fur
the7 ''t will he shed upon 1t, and discussion
nov u. dtlny
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Inr u. gan> C.rn7-The delnquencles

IHF I.gau.> C!rnT.-The delinquencies
;.r,a les ycsrcIia?. hrt chiefly feocious.
fs.:"c :. S.ullers rcn,and..l tho charge NJ
fcnn,"n-i: "xrn::in-, b? ihrats Of rrAn: personal
vinrur.. IN" sum I'll ~ iruin Michael Ra.r. h.l
lrS. lrv:.i'I,i ""ry easily scared
.;.,nr ti was ,".i.Gnirl :ur stealing ;wn cna.s.
",!r at -: ~" par "f boots "aluci ut e one
sI.'n v,''!.i Il; & ;.ni :.. in ,none-. tr0if Joh1
r1f' -ntaG.
i!.nHr> Iiv!.r riar~-.i with -t"ai.a2 Z. ban,:
k-,ruci c0uia!nI :ij tr,rl Jams Epb::-o. it.e
liz. 20. anl lis ras. waa cnn'ihu-d
.iiiam " and E. j. Tiai..l.Dt we've HTTaigGed II.
Is.:nI lr=:ilnl -errIcr With tf:lr hacks wren n.
yI--'.- and charging Iu,i- man j. allowed w the
c;ry ordinance lii. Ml:"r a.ere: the negro driver
wnv-c c.l-e immediately question. fifteen laIL
and e1 u7-L til stable keas's " give the requisite
bond.
Mary Morsu required 70 give 500 security 10
keep the peace for threatening personal violence
az .lnst Marin (. BlalocE.
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Orr DrTv.--We still see numbers Of strong
and healthy soldiers, and we'll dressed and dashing
officers in midst engaged in the CONNIE ndable &C.
cupat on of doing nothing. The galleries Of Congress
and the Legislature hDed with them daily and the
walks of Capitol Square and the halls OF the hotels
s,e sivs and motley With their prcsSnSe. hey form
suggestive contrast with the sick and wounded con-
vaeecents who with pale faces and attenuatsd forms
drag themselves about ia the fresh air. seeking that
heslh whch the others hsve, but seem TO dars not to
rsk II they san avoid the danger By shirling Their
duty, -
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TALUABLErA FARM of I,a7Sa ACRES III LrNEN-
BURG COUNTY, frC2 .lLE, F..JM MsuEHk,i VI
POT, on TUE iliCHMoIJ AMI u s::rILE EniLE0At
guRSALE.
SN-"rFER FOR SALE the barge and valut'lr r.':-
W located ~ above, noY rpIe; by D.. n d D.,
u-itr md r-cenrly sold y him.
The tract 'cntsins l,2,s-, acTei, Of Which shos.
acres open lnDG the remainder In original
dairy growth.
ihr improvements he place r"ry nnzrrcu, a.:
consist Of large DWELL and every Other uudiuy su:
large estate. Tine dwelling sit. eU.inrncs ::n
The Of Sh!ch the emery l. .pyej. III
DIV ell surrounded with hand ard t.
yard nnG lawns Iastsiully Isle out.
We have in p"ssrssIcn iui AMI Diet lie, Jecr:i
ton OF the place, which should be ,ia u shoe TO
who may desire IL rchasr such al e.ta.: o,ss, o.
be Lsd In short time II de ,vI the pnrchis-
supply himself sl,h everything f.: supply c! ths
place for gnuthe: year.
AS the Es ent has changed hi. r!.w with -.7s1
he m.nasemea Of this estate he ha, de Sralr ed
sr' =, nd hcrSf 30 he invrtss pc r.~ u=
-s liz DIR tha tnry judge for ,h-s.e.-,. De- I-
ia nrue, re ldin on he place. will, learu. sn9r ~
place, ami ;!9e OF e" inform .rion needed.
FOR fu Their particulars sppyt to.
G0UDI & AFTEasn:,
Sept it-c1n diamond, "a.
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,FroIu IHt LHC-E''s&' = u 'oT-''s'' Sep'' u

Citizens OF Lancaster, arm, arm, arm. The
toe is ct your door. Arouse, at 9nce, ere it
IS TOO late, and huri them back 10 their own
miserable haunts Of crime and treason.
Six weeks ago had we predicted the pre-
svnt state OF affairs We should have been
,aughed Ut, but it IL q fact-a stern fact-a
TACT TINT does not admit of doubt, that the
ene are nuw at the door, and it will take
.nost prompt lnon,ures to repel him.
Arouse, :nen, yea yeomen Of the Old
Guard. II is no time to talk; fight is the
VT. Therefore, arm, arm, arm.
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:, u.LLANr 40 PATRIOTIC YoUrH.-ODe of
cur ~o.uporarles h.s al account of two youths WHO
heous the army. Our attention has been called By
friend 70 the case of Master A. ". Noise OF Tonnes
see youth Of fifteen and half year, who resigned
h!s place In the Post Office Department. and Is now
With bis regiment the Twenty fourth Georgia, In Ma
ryiand,
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fCorres pondence Of tie R edmond Enquirer.
fKkpER!cE County, MD,
S,,t q 1SfD

Messrs. Editors The rebels are IN our
midst and we are happy. They reached Fred
erick city on Friday night ind took posses
sion of the place without firing gun. The
Yankee army hurried away, leaving their SICK
behind. Gen. Cooper (eX-Senatnr from Penn
sylyania) rassed through this place, stopping
ONLY to get his horses shod. Many Union"
| men also lied. Some LETT here and remained
hid in the woods near by, but have now COM
1penced to return To their homes. The ne
eroes are also returning. The Confederate ar
invites on.hoth,,sides Of Frederick and stretches
along the road from this place to the Poto-
mac. Coming in such force, and, especially,
the good order and soldierly appearance Of
he men, have made = profound impression
upon the country, and the fears of the Union
men have been allayeL. They believe the ar
nv will not uoiest the orderly citizen who
takes no part in the matter and they also be-
licve that their coming is Tot mere raid, but
that it will be permanent occupation Of the
State. Some have already told me they were
now for peace, although week ago they were
for war TO the bitter end. THIS will convince
YOU of the impression the army hns made.
and it also shows how these men will vote II
the question comes up when they may vote
untrammelled, whether they will link their
destinies with the North or South.
Lot US therefore hope for the very best re-
suits from this exceedingly bold move of our
Generals.
4 large number OF persons within twenty"
five or thirty miles around US are enlisting;
and yesterday, some from York county, Penn
sylvania, came to Frederick and enrolled their
names.
confess had my doubts ahont the people
OF Maryland in many Of the counties, but
believe now, the State will furnish forty thou
sand men.
= have Just seen gentleman from Baltimore,
who said that all was quiet when he left last
night, and the people did not yet know that the
nnfederate force exceeded ten thousand
The TACT is that our boys tapped the telegraph
wires and have been amusing themselves
sending kilograms to the editors of the Belt-
more papers. y.
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GOVERNOR LETcHEa's MESSAGE.

We published, m yesterday, Governor
Letcher's Message to the called session OF the
Legislature, but had not the opportunity OF
accompanying II with any comments. Inns
wss not at all needed; for, as in all similar pa
pers from the same source, there are a straight,
forward directncss aud practical good sense,
set forth in clear and forcible language, that
always secure the public attention We de-
sire, however. TO express our appreciation,
both Of its spirit and its recommendations
The interests Of the people arc identified with
the adoption OF the latter; while the comb
nation of rigor against the enemy aud elem
sncy towards our own people, which 1t re-
.,ommends points out the true policy to be
obsel we'd By i brave, free aud generous Pee
pie. Under 2n,h course, Virginia Will be
one sgain-not merely by physical force, but
in the affections Of her citizens.
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It is pleasure to us, who hare long been
animating the zeal IF our people in driving
back the ioul invader from our soil, to find
the Northern papers now under the necessity
of catching up our very phrases, and repeat
ins our arguments and appeals, in behalf OF
their own country. They think it is terri
BILE and a wicked thing to be invaded! While
they are invoking their sublimest indignation
at being thus treated, We suggest TO them
wide difference between their invasion and
ours. Their invasion of our territory was
offensive AMI our invasion Of theirs is de-
femsirs. We 80 theirs SIMPLY to keep them
from coming here. They Gun secure perfect
safety for ttesr homes, By simply engaging to
let ours alouc. We do not wish to 60 into
their country our wish is never more to see
them or theirs II we are under the necessi-
ty to invade their territory to keep them from
uurs-on their own heads is the blame.
We copy flourish from PennsJ lvania
border paper:
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FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES Of ,not

fAbNINt LhSD FOX EALs,
pEIS1 abse at IL the Army, ! sm p..yaI,.t r,.
ID tending 20 the cultivation OF my Farm u-t.o -.,,'
therefore. "tfar the Tract !nr sale privately u:. a.
which duo norics will bs givvo will, o, tr,., "
1, for ssie publicly, upon tha p,"min--. -''
The Tract lies partly IN the lower "Ed The c,s.,r
the place cslIed Wa knsv,il-, ahout -. IS n, -.
from Cedar poEI. 10 GoochaSd cfnts r..s. .. -,
IsGuius upon tho Jana. kiv.r "sIAl 49,
The Ia I'D 3. 10 hish stri1 -; i'm, r"-o,ac' Il
ts!.g wall ct IN fIpvsr an: iierI ,'r-s.. An -:,,
hu.I.rd ard NIFTY Acres lea IS ..t l.A
nIherad IN nj inai Erer:h L.aiLrIw ~ ,.r.s m
Though ths L-rd. ShJ,d:ps IN tS:si! -: -
tss- nE- otGer su-'isr dreams '1GEi:. i.r.t.. -
inud ehiei cEus-, i IL II n~i'.'rr.reI. T..r...
spc,u. 1. S--y cuIeor =: !" IN" liwIl-s h.,....;
vary r"Li-u!ly .sT-rl iri. hi!s n."a -o.a.,.
R:s.i ?uo IIaproS. nssnir hfr al rS,G /. :: e.
Dwelling .Lonro with thrs. hu"a- e r.s,...,..'.
tha imF-r Flnor and X X, ON GyoG th- "a ;~F,
L.r.rsary .n"u, ~, new bua 0 org nH.r -
lila III .xc-l:eai y .r'a.sei, sud f'D.;.".!.r.--.
..uaI GriTg taaoy d. 81 .h'rS 'h"i-so: 80.
uf rouas'"
ThS r-t!. u'll H. iibsfAir N-i iu.f- :. GpGc
plicat'oo tn porei"t-
For iurrher pIr:olars, Te!cTsae- IL 1.b' - i. -.
c.i h R.r 81 r4.snmoac, pr JVli A.dcr, = -,
SIR Williams. my M.aa.a, vii! how - Ia; s...-
ole WI, ;u.y Wish to sl"~ Il
Ar. "a-Hris NATE" - "Eitf.. I .
THE VALUABLE FARM c.LLrD. wnuDBLk.
II uNIar K"AD IEtJla5 r..".4 Til ..I.;
,HUx d tuTraiNiNG .G3 sc ~
A Ttaa ,.ausst nf M JOIN "s!,sihr , ~hrf,t IL
"A h-rl al ims ~ gav- rtIrc 80 NJ IL ...l.-, 10
Mt ,nIi farTniEp. W. der r.r .n" his v.I= L
csll,u "vnodBp ~ cot':-':i1. ga Az, 81. -
atuu Q, u ..T,I s's :, jsrd e! dr. ~ i'tT
Th,i, u \" plaI s..at :nt d.c.n q :!r-. -.
wnud, fr.l VIII az .lvT ~ cor. ~oc E..
cut
.tis d'.isut t.am tho Depot ~ h-,o-Sr Crnr, ~.
tbr-u aGu LLiI ,ul.- on n iG:,I ryG., wEaIc ;c,,
,siS Of srain r,r asy c'n Ia dc .v"isd
Tho imorov.p-us co i.iat % u VCn.iJ-ialit dEi IL,
Co, tI.iuS Is .cnr.s, b,eIds bssE. ais:.
with bsY coaIahi-s SIX 60 ..s''i IA: :.3.-- -l
tho tnilatcs 4, s,ueial.y fonno oG '..us
tn - a &c y.u:I orshaId ~ p-alh-i a-.;.
and y"u 4 orchard o. apple trs.a 1b'a TO n-.f
III I,La al o.t ms farm 80 -uiG. -. !! rr.
ru.;
Tnj \. * hGoil.d - sod AZ: iGo h-..i It ;,
-'iuni tJh.s
~. II. ies.;ons OF r'rs.L-.-r s.o5t i.ru -, s..
-pp.i;,lly IL czli ia - 4r:G, r--iii.;
!: .cnJ 1iLi TAX pl--snre IL al ~,"s -
Teiu accommodating.
r.f., y-r--sIpo siveG Ia ntn, !" s,"i Ta.i ~ ~
possession Al lie eLu al L !'.I
k- pa c,n b. s"ypli-I wi We E.-. ;. /,
Iai..,, uxcrp ala zee. At TAR -lu Ton.
.?.ny GcpD.T sappc ~.
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v,LrABLE IKON PROPERTY FOR s,,y

WILL s-iI Valuable iroa Pr ps't., - t.s-.
hir-r, rbn1t thiriy- miles asJr- .yschbGrs
n .t--n miles rspI L.S.E-t.. T.e !.. 81, =.
:u.ty, p"te,our nrG BED I'd 'ise -, o.
,=rc-ys e-:I uIs:a-, fs"-t" R-..E i',u- -,
r.s n,r urt,. Iron pr-f + ,ss - .. s.s:.
ii., pail Foundry, Grist-.h corn;ih.' tw,n....
II nI. I'D HITS. for Ssb-Err- -'!v - ,E,'t.,
TAI CarpcGt.r'- S-Up', B.T-, SarIr, ..rA! ,=..
Ru diuSs Lu,- 20 tio.r u he i.aaI Ehs 1s.:
qualify aud w-ii sdnnai T." As !.n.tE.~ F"- rS5zt:
nud Machi .Ery L.s.ly Co.., IL ~.l cE-i....
Row IL hiat nd sGd:. lot =: fai ~, -5-
cd or u ntn " Fd nAc- .ad n EinIn-rs 10: III
i,I .t.cL fL.fe good lcntip:- Iul"I.- %: t.
H,set The di- - Fl. EraJEi ~ Lst-! :. =, o.,
l.asdiug, l., "ur nu ID. eli aUd asty ray
Si.ua,d IN .ho heal a: S,T.ini,, aSi -cu-- iis :,
water ira rpnrta,iJr t., the hes SIN .ei. na. 80
he Rnr. Ia Inc S'n =; -nrr u-i,i b. "r...!l
poo ucLrs Asr u:ICIhl "u.ai,y tH e., .. Z;
!. .ds ui -u-IuS, huj "d"iE. iu- St-a.i.. t.
Is. -rUw- IL In ntiIrrd rint n. " :.
ia. SI.I. vi sGcL III .Co:idU 80 Iu-I at -;
.utsrp-- u .rsh - ia ni;tciu,'s -i..s.
-cni- P,-n-ts wuu!d h- gwen ;'SI-iy. "a -.
aau ira nstrr:t 10 lr pg raHS"'. 80
VII g part Il TILE property, nrrs. fr..s-
iJG ,,Tsrs al irr Ii. raJ..
s.,J ii Glr:w"Vi, ko-vur!G.s 'pu. J, "a. I'll. !.
- ', iI"nipi tontoG.
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FRANCS 7. AIDER'nT
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY. At MILFORD,
IN TnE III 1umuNu AID fh.Ds tII k-BC r.I .Al.
Road, FURTY MILES .;uRrH ar hIShMuSD. a..

Ia
4 the Ts,lHsst 81 al. nwESf, .GGJT!: j it g.!
In that Iru.y SIlnnb.r P'SpHit> k"i~ - ia~ Nil.
Hotel. rESrs About ,J acr-s I,-d al;
place, the mort VI which Is u!arsI i.uJ l. he Ill.
u5t sat, VI cultivation aa tIs dc .-n,- S''riss
~ show II Ii vel ,to, Rcd wJh rhG.si
~ fruii III ;he b, 81 quality
tn. iurr"r aeaL s';,n s!'Us 49,: s"T.s Il IT, =;
'nwiLs, Vi! large rev Dii:k Hnd III a.': Epi a.
tore attached CLIaI. iug i,L GG',s 1. ,'i.g
ntaiulus sz ah'ys irs s:I-iI
coaai uin, tE' rroT*. rsr-- Egus. cora i1u,.
~nu.iwri. hi shop bIa. ksrlilh sh.y ..c vlG.' -.
Lousos the "Luir 10 iaIr ord-r
The lo;eiJn Tor no,eI st"rs ts.TG-i 20 ca - III
ceupty, bu,IsTod tn-i with .ue1oft.r Ii...
UJ6 TO s3u. 90 worth oi. 3sEai' BE- g.:
The az alone i. ordinary i!arr- Is T-Iy pT1T thi-
uor glr. hIs p-iS A:.Ei y. l., c.
pJ1p--, he Is GLx'ous aAil, g.. ~, pg..
Lsaute % a vEsDrs safe
nc ferin, vrff iiDeEaI
GuDNI.! = ,PP.hsGs
Sspt lu-clu, hrg,.s..,t.s.