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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
Public Meeting In PIeasants County
Virginia

Virginia.
Pursuant to previous notice, the citizens
ofPleasants county, convened at the Baptist
Meeting House, in District. No. /, on Satur-
day evening", March l4th.
The meeting was called to order by ap-
pointing Asa P. Allen, President, and a.
Delong, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was then duly
set forth by the Chair; after which a com
mittee consisting of A. Martin. James w
Williamson and Mahlon HAwes, were an.
pointed to draft resolutions, expressive of
the sense of the meeting, who retired to dis
charge the duties assigned them. During
the absence of the committee, the Rev.
James Woods of the Baptist Church, being
called upon, addressed the meeting ia favor
of the new State proposition. Tie address
was appropriate and effective. and was de.
liVered with an earnest zeal of one whose
heart is in the cause.
The committee then returned and report-
ed the following preamble and resolutions i:
WHEREAS, The Constitutional C0nven-
tion, which met in The city ofsWheelfnp.
on the 18th Of February, 1868, did accept
the amendment to the Constitution of West
Virginia, offered by Congress, known as
the Wiley amendment. Aud whereas, the
said Convention has directed that the said
their ratification or rejection, on t6s 10Th
of the present month, by vote of the
people of West Virginia. Therefore,
ResoLued, lat. That we, the loyal citizens
of this precinct, will use all honorable
means to promote the interest of the new
State.
ResolUed I'd. That we will do all in our
power to uphold and defend the govern
ment of the United States, and to put down
treason. acs
Resoiped, Sd. That We. believe the Wiley
ameBdment subservient 10 the best iuteres,
of the people of West Virginia. Therefore,
We pledge ourselves to favor the same.
Resolued, 4th. That the foregoing be sent
for publication to the Office oftbe lgheeI.
t'ig InteliigeHeer, asking other loyal papers
ot!West Virginia to publish the same.
After reading the above preamble and
resolutions, they were unanimously
adopted.
A.P. ALLEN, P resident.
A. DELosG, Secretary. i
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THE QuCenswaro @ glassware and Chinn business a,
the store No. ll5 Main street, occupied by the late
firm of Hobbs Barnes, will be carried on by y
j. l., HOBBS, son & co.
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.4allggn gntelliaetlte@r @
TRNMS or ADYRRnIsInfs--

TREtYE s0LiD LIEs OF &oNPARE1E Ion OK < 1soH, ,(oR
LESS, N4Kk 4 SoUGRR.
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Saddles, Harness, ,TFnnks &C

gWH0LESALiE RETAIL.
B.sHHPPARD No.1S1 Main Street, corner
q Union, will continue to keep on hand AlArBeana
complete aSSortment of all his line consist
E Of Ladies' and GentleInen'S SaddleS, Fine CoeI.e
H6 ness Trunks ValiceS, Carpet Bags Satcheh, Col
lars, HAmes, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention TO my stock and
trust by strict attention and promptneSg, TO merit
continuance Of the public patronage
All kinds OF repairing promptly done anaI1 pro
per @.1S1 15Sp8SF .9S B, saEEAsfR IaI H:sn Street.
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IN retiring from tho firm Of Hobbs & Bvrnes, j
wiah torecomnlend the NEw FIRMS To the favorable
Uf the public our former customers
feDlI JAMES z. BARNES.L
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teIhE fltAst OE 9Ass II ISSS, We gave mo-
for settlement To those who were prOmpt "a =
tIFnO1r thanEg. Many, however, have not vet coF1
piled With Our r4queSt.s 10 such We would sav ~
hope they win Bss thstmp0r Enes Of doing % e ouee
~ amAttsr 0ftnaties 90 Themselves ven astonG
D.NIC0LL &BRO-
tAn1I sr, 10q Main street.
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p q 7oFEUlAL NuIlCEs D9ubIe the above rates. q
5-H Yearly Advertising reasonable terms necor.
ding to the space occupied the ehangea
All INSTRUMENTATION Transient persons or stranR
ers, to be paid for IN adUdnce.
Business Cards not exceeding five lines SlO Dor year.
or 90 for six moutls but for shorter period nothip9
will beeountcd IessthAn a BauaFe. :5-F- -
The privilege Of Annual Adv ertlsihg Is limited to
the hdVeFtisefs' own Immediate buKness; and All
ADVERT tisements for the benefit Of other prB9ns ~
Well Al legal adVer tiSements aud
ofeuett9p sales and leal estate sent IN y tem mus
be paid Tor at the usual rates ~ II = 80 4
Advertisements not accompanied with YIr ito,
directions VIII be inserted unt forbid and CHARGED
aeeordingly. 2! aa.s ';s t3is.t9 EisF Z
Notices for Political be charged In all
cases at full rates. q zslf ct = 7sii'f-
Marriages, NoticesOf + Fnnsrals, and announcements
Of sermons, 80 cents each. nonv11-'5e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-26

by his vacillation and trucculency to VIM w
Holden, has brought upon the people this
trouble, Eand his appeal to the President is
pueriie, yet imfiammable. We have long since
proclaimed In favor Of military rule in the
south during the existence OF the war, and re-
cent Developments have proven the correct.
ness OF our position-Chdrlotte Bullefta.
VIGILANCE Committee OF CHARLOTTE.
There is work for you to do. We are in the
midst OF revolution. We have tories in our
midst. Meet at the Town Hall tonight, a
early gas light
s.pt. II, 1873. BY order of the Chairman.
tFrom the Richmond Whig, Sept. 23d.I
OPERATIONS AGAINST MOBILE.
I ne Mobile Tribune of Tuesday says: "IIast
Ss'uIdsy The enemy heavily shplled Grants
Pass. Our batteries made no reply. The Pass
aliuded to is u channel between the main land
Fort Gaines is situated The channel is the
old steamboat route 10 New Orleans The
mort ment OF the Yankees was q "feeier'' TO as
certain ous defensive situation, in which pnr-
e,eT, they will soon make movements against
Mobile.
HELP FOR CHARLESTON.
The Charlotte IN. C.) Bulletin, OF the 10Th
instant says: 1--WE again appeal 10 the people
OF North Carolina TO give what help they can
oward the starving population of Oh Charleston
We dislike exposing the necessities of our peo-
pie. but if our friends can furnish Dread and
avert starvation, we believe they will do it
when they know il is absolutely necessary
Those who desire 10 do what they can will
please confer with Colonel L 5. Williams, who
has been authorized by proper persons TO act
in the absence of another authorized agent.
Let al. rrejudices he gone, and help very one
who can.
The Richmond Dispatch acknowledges the
dsfeat OF the rebel forces in the cavalry action
al Keliys Ford, and various reverses 10 their
arms III the Shenandoah Valley, among others
gallant and successful dash of our cavalry
at Strausburg on Tuesday week, and another
at kingsport on Friday, when the Union Colo
mel Carter destroyet i: large amount of Con-
federate stores. On the other hand, they claim
cavalry success in Madison county, and the
capture OF some of our men. Il is greatly ex-
erCised al the advance of Gen. Meade in the
direction OF GoTdons vile.
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New York Politics.

:, albany, Sept. 25.-Hon. Eli P. Norton, of
new iork, and hoh; niehard F. Stevens NJ
tional Union Convention for Attorney General
and Inspector of the State Prisons, have with
drawn. Thereupon the State committee, ac-
cepting the nomination Of Hon. d. B. st. John
for Secretary of State Us satisfactory recosni-
tion OF their claims, recommend hearty sup.
port OF the whole democratic ticket in the
coming State election. Mr.. St. John was for
merly whig, but is now the regular demo.
cratic nominee.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHEs.]
of the British Prize s,.amer juno.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The prize steamer
Juno (British) arrived here tonight. She was
captured on the I'D day OF Septem, er, off Will
mington, N. g., by the gupboat Connecticut
after few hours chase, during which the
Connecticut fired thirty rounds of shot and
shell. The Juno threw overboarda part of her
cargo Of cotton She is an iron vessel, side
wheel, built at Bristol, England, is ten years
old, and her engines are four hundred horse
power. Her cargo consists OF two hundred
bales OF cotton, three tons OF tobacco, r small
quantity of turpentine, and, together with the
vessel, is valued at one hundred thousand dol
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The Rebel Steamer Sumter Sunk,

NEW YORK, Sept 25-The Bermuda Gazette
states that the steamer Sumter was sunk by
the fire of Fort Moultrie, she having been mis-
taken for Federal man Of war Six hundred
and thirty persons were on board. and all with
the exception of twenty were saved.
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Geor9etosn, u. G.
ENRITSJEEfs sAI,E or VAIUARfE r

By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
g,RusrEE,s as9IxSsosGl SALE 81 D ya.LuABlE &. I'M.
L PROVED PsoPERrY AND WATER POWER NEAR
GEoRGxrowE, D. c., AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue of
deed of trust from John 5. Berry e Co . TO the
subscri bs made the 2sd day of June, 1882 and
Liber J. A s, No. lsO, at Folio %, & c. viii sell
At Public Auction ON tae premises to the highest
bidder. on SATURDAY, tae 10th day OF October
next. at Il O'Clock m. that portion Of the Old
situated between the Chesapeake and ohio Canal
and the Potomac river, (eIoepting however, the
section including the two Stone Mills assigned to
D. L; Shoemaker Brother by articles Of agree.
de-, and the extreme eastmost angle conveyed to
John Corcoran by deed recorded in same Liber no.
2os, at oio 81, &c) There is upon the property to
be sold very valuable Distillery, with fixtures
power from the Canal, as we'll as from the stream
known a. Min Branch" running through the
premises. By reference to the records touching
the transfer Of various portions Of the original
items neesssary for the complete enjoyment Of the
rekidue have been made.
There are several valuable sites on said property
for the develoDement Of water power. located As
river navigation and afording great facilities for
shipment, they furnish Q rare opportunity for per
sons seeking real estate investments plat OF the
entire Ioun Try Property and shomaker's and Cor
70 the Trustee, aad on the day Of sale.
Terms: One fourth cash and the balance in
three equal payments, to be secured BY NO es st
six twelve, and eighteen months bearing interest,
1.-THE terms Of the sale Are not com piled with in
six days from thu day Of sale the property
will be resold upon 10 days notice, st the risi and
Ing and 6aa 4 "a e
sel0- eod&ds THOe. BOWLING, Auct
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EDUCATIONAL,

BROOKEYILLE ACADEMY.
"A BOARDING SCHoOL For Boys, in a quiet
aneatny village, 20 miles from Washington By the
Broeseville, Nd. L. B.PRErTYMAN, 4. NJ,
se Is I'm ..- u .TfIs.t Principal.
MIss BRoOKE'S ENGLI>.. AND PRRNCH
Seven buildings. The ninth year and seventsenth
semi annual session OF this Institution will
m-hce on Monday, Eeptember 18th, 1858 Circulars
eipal se It-sm~
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vARiETiE6I VARIETIES,
Yronting Pennsylvaais avenue and Ninth st.
THE BRILLIANT AMUSEMENT lsFBRpRIsE
UNION OF TWO GREAT TROUPEs.
FINEST ARTISTS EVER ASSEMBLED
1hepsaad Of Dollars E1peadod in Coiiectiny ,hssa
t0getAer and in payias ken
rANT sALARIIS,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK:
AhkNHGTTA NGSs f',sAdr; fGAsLAhdnrr;TI,
from the Partisan Theaters.
MONS. ROZANI,
Celebrates In Europe and America.
The RozANI BALLET TROUPE,
MONS. BAPTIsTIEo; Sr o., NILE = LIMA wlNDEL.
ALL EMIN ENT STARS
,,.. >, Our :, ssa1t,fql 1snnes Ballet Troupe,
Miss EMMA MILES
~ Maaa1E WILSON.
nIri iYSS% Ss4oHf h4SS; hH4sSSSsa,ln, 4SHSS;olD1,
n MARBLE sssi in an
prfs' piEFafsV The caARMs a Iasss'ofs Of Venus f
Is rs sns grestsst attractou ever presented in
ODD FELLOW5' HALL,
SEVENTH STREET.
wy MAN,
THE HENTRILOQUISTAN AND WIZARD,
WITH HIS
LIFE MOVING AND SPEAKING AUTOMATA,
EHERY NIGHT. at o'clock,
And EVERY WEDh E3DAY and sATERDAY
AFTERNOONS, at clock.
- A9Eitsion Is cents; Children l5 cents. See
small BILL Reserved Seats 81 cents. ssls7t+
MUSICAL ENIKEIAINMENT
Nl EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMMER GARDEN,
No. $50 STREET,
between ~ and 6rh streets :.
jyzI zm G. H LIST, Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.

By J.. G. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
i PROPERTY NEAR THE CIRoLE OK PENNSYLVANIA
september 2sd 1852, in Lber j. AS No %. folios
l:2 e will sci at Public Auc ion on SA FUR
pa ss'oGe5 50 a. O'clock 2 p m IL in front Of the
Numbered thirty eight t33I su bdivided by Isaac
Polsck, situated on 24th street near Pennsyivania
Avenue.
Upon the premises above described is large
three story Brick House
Terms One -hRl cash balance in aqus payments
to be secured by notes at six ana twelve months
bearing interest, and deed of trust the premi-
If the terms of sale are not complied With in five
days from the day of sale incl sive the property
will bs resod upon five days notice at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser.
HENRY L0vEJoY, Trustee.
seq J. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioueers.
i BkoKER's SALE OF UsREDERsED PLEDGES AT
AUCTION On HURSDAY and FRIDAY. the LIST
snd @ "a q OF GcsossF net at Sclosk shall
eorner OF D large collection of Unredeemed
Ex,rs fine Gold and Silver Hunting Case, Patent
Lever and other Watches
several fine Diamonds
Gold Neck and Fob Chains, Rings, &C., of all de-
Fin, lot OF Guns and P 'stols
very lsrge lot of Ladies and Gentlemens Clo-
! fine Artist Diamond
cong plete Bet OF sur gical Instruments
And also Pocket Intrun snt8
With many other articles such are usually found
at Pawnbrokers sale anc too Numerous to
mention.
Terms ca. b.
ISAAC HERZBERG, Pawnbroker.
GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
As am about to retire from business, l offsr my
Store koons for rent. and the Key and Good Will
is for sale to any who may call at my residence
u se29-ea&ds isAAo HsRzBERG. Pswnbroksr.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

TINS excellent Family and News Journa
containing a greaIsr variety Of Interesting
reading than ran be found In any other' 10
published on Friday morning.
TKRha-CasA, t~rdrsably In advance.
single copy, per annum... 81 % 4
i'S eep:essss... ssss. s.ssssssssss- 20
Ten copies pies...................... eco
Twenty y-hve copies ...............2 90 90
1t invariably contains the Washington
News" that has MADE TAe Dasly Ereasne Star
circulate so generally throughout the country
~ Single copies tin wrappers) can be pro.
cured al the counter, Immediately AFTER TIE
issue OF the paper Price-THRHK CHNTe.
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% EAL ESTATE ENCY.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Persons wanting to Rent or Purchase Dwelling or
Store Houses csD be accommodated at the Heal
Estate Agency Also. persons having Property OF
can Be- urnshed With The best OF as snd
tenants free Of charge.
PE6aRE. coeswELL JACKSON
Attorneys and c0s"'etso,s a. Lao and Real Estate
as Seventh s street 9ppo, tn. po.t ofHee-Rooms
FOR sALE,-A small s.e,s;ory BRIok HOUSE,
tween street west and North Capitol street. Print
L NOW occupied by Mrs: Ann Macdauiel, about
eos osd u se 6esH on
thirty aeIss Of land. The inproVsasnts % are. ous
snd new House containing rooms. with the neess.
II e.. :pd &. Gs
. ,hs ~ and the sa'ssns com
not be surpassed. 70 person Of Industry and en-
seIprise, It voyld Be sourse Of vsslth Is mar
4 Az sss Post Once ;; letter
RRIGK COTTAGE FOB sALE.--That delight.
- iul Brick Cottage. with covered verandah: and
containing seven rooms, lighted by gas, on Il ST.,
sSsss ~ oil 81 sad
By letter or in person. Possession given immedi.
ately sel1sws
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LIT-At No. 1873 q
= street, near 18th st. Gas and hot and cold
bsIae. lin.
VALUABLE LOT FOR sALE-On z. hetveen
eighth and Ninth streets, and fronting the
Northern Market. Twenth- three feet 'front.' with
adepth Of one hundred feet. Alley In rear In
qnire Of HARMON BURNS. 40s Penn, avenue or
dlo w. COCHRAN. 39sPenn. ave. ~ 81 II
E'OR REET-A fine STORE ON Seventh street,
one OF the best locations in Washin gton for
any business. Apply at the Gosling Restaurant,
no 2A1 Penn ave. bet. 18th and 18th sts. jy25n If
EARM FOR RENT-A small Farm 4 miles from
= Washington. Dwelling (l2 rooms), with out.
houses, a, orchard and garden, " thout the lsnd if
de1ted; Por particulars apply through P. o.
A FARM NEAR WASHINGTON IN MONT
"A GOMERY COUNTY f0R SALE.-The sub
scriber being unable to give it any attention offers
for ssle bis farm The land is in Berry's District
about 10 miles from Washington near the Brook
vile Turn pike. It contains about 240 acres ninety
OF which are under cultivation and have been weli
lined the rest of il in pine and chestnut. The
land lays well: is we'll watered very easily i'm
proved and in short time would dou Bile the price
askad for 1t. The improvem ents consist Of small
Cottage, an excellent barn, recently built, corn
house, Ac.
Terms one-third cash the balance in one, two
IF he pm urchaser desired, the crops On the land
would be disposed of and possession given i'm
mediately. Apply to LOUIS MACKALL, JR., No
43 Dunbarton street, Georgetown. jyT-eotf
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- FALL SfooA FALL STOCK. g
Ess VS. have just received very
- large and complete assortment of FvR
EITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
which offer ut less prices th they can be pur'
chasth for in sry othsr house in the District. We
Sofas Arm Chairs Rockers, Side Chairs,
Marble top Tables Etsgeres.
Gilt frame Mirrors, Slabs and Brackets
Oval Mirrors,
Marble top Bureaus Wsshstands
Bedste ads Wardrobes, - olss,
Cane and Wood seat hairs. Loun ges
Extension Tables, Walnut and Oak Dinnsrs
Oak Arm hairs, Rockers,
nsk and Printed COTTAGE Suites,
Pin Sofas Cottage Bsdstskds, &c, dc,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Croekery, Glass and Tin Ware.
Cutlery, Plated Forks and Spoons.
ALSO,
Buckets. Broors, Baskets,
Eeatk er Busters Dnst Pans,
Flour and Sugar Buckets. &c, DC.
Together with large assortment OF Furniture
and Rouse keep ping and Fancy Articles. too amer
BONTZ L GRIFFITH,
e4-eolm $50 7th street, bet and sts
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BOARDING..

EkNILEMEN GAN HAVE GOOD TABLE
u boa,a arc by applying at lei street above 10Th.
ROAkDlNG.-Ssyeralg gentlemen and wives, end
- 1ieN ffhe gle gentlemen. can secure Board with
hns Rooms, by Applying at 4s6 Eleventh rect,
between and Reference required s2i-3t.
COC FIRST STREET EAsr-BETWRRN A.
OOC ano p, Capitol Hill Ger tlemen and their
wivss, and single gentlemen, can be accommodated
wnn largs pleasant Rooms with Board. Il ference
eAcusns0o. 1859 ~ SO 10 7ws !
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

~ GEORGETOWN TAXES.
U AN ABATEMENT Of three per cont will be
allowed on the General Taxes Of 1868. II psid prior
to the lst day of October next T. provided by act
OF the Corporation; after which time, as Is also
provided property Y made snbtect TO advei tsemens
The Water y.x OF 1851, payment of which was
deierred by ibs Corporation till 1st July. 1855 isDo.
TO give !. their prompt attention.-1 l.----- A
=. >, ..o go, ! OHAkLES D. WELoH,
-se " ofOctl lag g5ssss s 80 ~. Cole ,tor.
g.. ATTENTlONIf III zztsais .f.r32
~ ZINC From pity and neatly executed At
20. ~, corner OF Gay and High streets, George
- ----- = - - = : ! "a u a. se <slot
GREAT RUSH 70 SMITHS, $50 Seventh e.,
~ MyIat 70 ses somsof the srsat bargains In 0LOTHs
lN0. =. fyH
THA A0HEAPEeT0 0L0rHING HOUSE N Pr
i CAT1. sA11a - 400 seventh street. jyI
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ByGRIRN WILLIAAB. Auctioneers
ERCRTREH SALE or CHRER-ATQRY RRI0K

BY dh8kN q HlLLlAMb. Auctioneerg.
i p1sIIne- HOUSE, on o4Pi1oI aiII.1By Virtue Virtue
:ss :ss sss 81 IN sfE
:a e: Il pss' AZ 1 d.9 " r.
isss: !. o'eloef p m. the following dssssiSsd
ihst certain piece of land lying in the e,tv Of
north part OF Lot No Is, in Square No. 7s5 bounded
foafsh
northeast corner Of said lot and u running thence
sne. or &
ley thence south the line of said alley 50 feet
inches and thence east 81 feet to the Psce OF be.
above described an silsy about { feet wide and %
feet in length in the southwest corner of said
ns os
The premises above described are improved by
near the corner Of north sna Fourth Street three
squares north of the ospitoi. grounds:
SECURED BY deed q trust ton % ths misses % ''
If the terms of sale are NOT mplied with in five
days after the sale. the Trustee reserv the right
on giving three days notice OF such resale.
se,seoads GREEN wrExiaMs sTExENs rTust9s. .gesrs.
By GREBS q WILLIAMS, Auction.ers.
"A MONTGOMERY coUNrr. MasYL.Sp. or nASH NIss1y ny
AoREs, WITH the INPRovExEsrs.~on MCNDAY.
u. 10 n
shall sel, the Farm of DR.. Bsntam nsH cd ses si,ne
sted between the Rockville PIKE and Rocs CresS Z
half miles from Georgstovn and Washingron.
ninety acres Of Land in high caltiva ioa-is ri gh
and vsIy healthy in the neigh borhood Of excei.
lent society, and within an hours drive OF either
Of he above cities. 1t has on isau abundance Of
wood and 6ne water q good Dwelling House barn
and srans ~ corn crib Tor two hundred barrels OF
corn, stable for ak horses 5It @tsf : ---.-,1
The above farm is immediately ouposite thu
farm Of Joseph ii. Bradley. senior, =. - 80 -.
The premises wiz be shown at any time before
the do, OF sale by calling on the owner on the
premises.
Terms: One third ea.h balance 70 six. t.slve,
10 sive notes for the deferred payments, bearing
interest from day Of sale. - !. u
d. ed given and q deed Of tru,t taken. q - ~
seS sOd&ds GRIBN WfLLiX Ne, Austs.